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1950 Minutes e I I I e [; f) ~~.~ Grand Island, Nebr. January 4, 1950 Council met in regular session, his Honor, the Mayor presiding. All Councilmen present. Overturf advised the Council of bids on lot 10, block 28, Gilberta Third Addition. One of $300 to E. K. Braun, one of $325 to A. R. Plith. Mr. Braun would erect a new residence and Mr. Plith intended to move in a school house for remodeling. Bids were referred to committee. Overturf stated that Capt. Davis, of the Police Dept., needed new bunks. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Wilson, Police Dept. was instructed to purchase the bunks. Some discussion on a dwelling at 1204 West Koenig on a stub street, house having been constructed two years ago and at this time the owner wishes to place a garage on the lot line. After some discussion, Mr. Walker was instructed to check into the garage situation and the possibility of vacating that portion of the stub street but not to permit tIle owner to go ahead with the construction of the garage. Motion by Harris, seconded by Wilson. Discussion on lawn mowers for the park and the cemetery. Mr. Ove~turf advised the council the only mower available from Sidles was l8-inch. After some discussion, the order recently cancelled by Mr. OvertuJ;'>f with tbe ISland. Supply Company was re- instated. The Sketch Club had advised members of the Council of their willingness to lease the building at 1204 West Koenig for a period of ten years, $1 per year, they to keep the building in repair and pay all items of expense. This being an irregular shaped parcel of ground, there is to be an exchange of ground with Mr. RaId so as to s~uare up both portions of this lot. On motion of Overturf, seconded by Sander, the City would pay half of the expense of advertising on this exchange. An offer of $600 from the Sketch Club for Fr lot at 1204 West Koenig was presented. After some discussion, motion by Harris, seconded by Thomssen that the Sketch Club lease said fr lot at $1 per year. e I I I e ~ ?'> (~-- ,~} i) Motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, that Miss Jane Waskowiak is to make a list of city owned property, giving the legal description and also street address and mail a copy to the Mayor, each of the councilmen and city Clerk. Harris reported that the light at Jackson on the Union Pacific tracks would be installed as soon as possible according to word received by Agent Cook. December 31, 1949 Honorable Mayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Re: Status of Section "D", Paving Dist. #111 Gentlemen: Reference is made to the contract document for Section "D" of Paving District #111, which is specifically described as the alley between 3rd and Front Streets in Blocks 54 and 55 of the original town, which paving begins at the east p1"'operty line of Locust Street and ends on the west property line of Sycamore Street. Inasmuch as the City has encountered litigation in its proposed plan for alley drainage and surfacing, and may therefore.wish to suspend, or hold in abeyance, such construction, our Company is hereby offering the City Government the opportunity to cancel the contract for the above mentioned Paving District #111, Section liD", at any time prior to March 1, 1950; it being expressly under- stood that should such cancellation action be taken, it will be at no cost to either party to the contract herein described. Very truly yours, DIAMOND ENGINEERING COMPANY By Fred B. Winter On motion of Harris, city attorney was instructed to give opinion pertaining to above letter by next meeting. Wilson announced a meeting of the Council at 10 A.M. Janu- ary 12 for the purpose of opening bids for lighting system and suggested Mr. White call the Mayor and council the day before and advise them of said meeting. Harris mentioned the obstacles that had presented themselves 'l in the office of City Clerk pertaining to registering, which must be cleared by March I for primary election and by March 24 for the regular city election. After some discussion as to setting up registration places in the different wards, motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf that as per clerk's letter to the school Board requesting space for registering in the first, second and fourth wards and also the verbal permission from Dr. Wiltse, that the clerk proceed to have this set-up completed. Each councilman voting yes. 804. Discussion on petition on skating pond at Disposal plant. Mr. Thomssen stating that the contractor had used the said pond for e I dumping of considerable dirt which had been excavated and that owing to the contractor's equipment, and the hazards that might arise, he felt no action should be taken. Campbell mentioned some firemen unhappy on account of the pay increases which they claim they are entitled to, had not been forthcoming. On motion of Snygg, seconded by Campbell, was re- ferred to the Fire committee to thrash out. Mr. Burdick advised that Mr. Michelson accompanied by his ~- attorney had offered payment of water bills on different properties if the city would relinquish the right to shut off the water without paying the sewer service charge. No action. After recess, the meeting of the city property committee, bids of A. R. PIith, $360 and E. K. Braun, $400, were presented. On motion of Overturf, seconded qy Campbell, bid of E. K~ Braun for $400 was accepted. Minutes of the meeting of December 21, 1949 were read I and approved. Mr. Thomssen stated that Mr. Forrest-Rose had advised him that Dent Holcomb had refused to join the Chamber of Commerce until something had been done pertaining to sidewalk on the east side of Elm street, south of the alley between Third and South Front (Michelson's). After some discussion pertaining to traffic of drivers of cars and trucks on the approach of fire trucks or Emergency I e Unit, motion by Snygg, seconded by Campbell, that Chief Campbell notify the public through the press that all cars should pull over to the curb and stop when fire trucks on call are approaching. (Discussion pertaining to the Union Pacific trains holding the crossings. No action.) On motion of Snygg, seconded by Thomssen, report of Sani- tation Dept. as presented was approved and placed on file. On motion of Vogt, seconded by Thomssen, report of Parking lot was approved and placed on file. Notices from Mrs. Alma Scott pertaining to claim filed by ller on account of accident on the 5th of December, 1949 on the Elm Street railroad crossing, were presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, were received and placed on file. e I I I e () ~,,' } ;-;1 Letter from the U-Can, I-Can Extension Club pertain- ing to the opposition of rest rooms in the City Hall was presented. On motion of Snygg, seconded by Overturf, received and placed on file. Application of Henry Lehman for job as fireman at Airbase was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, was placed on file. Application of John G. Bacon as manager for the Amer- ican Legion, Post 53, was presented. RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that John G. Bacon is hereby approved as manager for American Legion Post No. 53, to whom license has been issued to sell beer and alcoholic liquor by the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk forward to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 4th day of January, 1950 J. E. Harris Ordinance, License and Bond Committee On motion of Sander, seconded by Snygg, resolution was adopted. Grand Island, Nebraska December 30, 1949 To the Honorable Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: William P. Mullen Vs. City of Grand Island No. 11225-6-7 The three above cases were consolidated and tried to a jury be- fore Judge Spikes in District Oourt on November 14 and 15, 1949. The jury returned a verdict for $1200.00. Judgment was entered thereon with 6% interest tram November 15, 1949, and costs. Motion for ne'\ilT trial '\iITaS filed, submitted and over-ruled on December 9, 1949. The time to appeal the case to the Supreme Court expires on January 9, 1950. e I I I e E2 {~ {~' The evidence disclosed: (a) That the plaintiff was not legally employed by the City to bring the three suits to foreclose taxes. (b) That he was employed by Hall County in said suits. (c) That the City was not made a party in said suits. (d) That no pleadings were filed for the City in said suits. (e) That the plaintiff, in collusion with the defen- dants and their attorneys in said suits, waived interest in the approximate sum of $10,000.00, v.rhich vTaS a loss to the City. (f) That the plaintiff waived all attorneys fees in said suits. (g) That the plaintiff entered an appearance for the City on a claim for a party and agreed to a refund, who was not a party to and the premises were not involved in said suits. (h) That the plaintiff was the duly elected, quali- fied and acting police judge of the City dUl"ing all of the time said suits were pending. It i.8 my opinion that the evidence and law' do not support the verdict and judgment for the following reasons: 1. Article Three, Section 10 of the Charter of the City of Grand Island provides that no officer of the City shall be interested directly or indirectly in any contract to vihich the City or anyone for its benefit is a party - such interest in any contract shall avoid the obligation thereof on the part of the City. Violation of the provi- sions of this Section shall avoid the obligation of such contract on the part of the City and defeat any reOovery for services rendered thereunder. 2. Section 16-305, Revised Statutes of Nebraska for 1943 provides that no elective office of the City of Grand Island shall hold any county office nor shall he be appointed to any office created by the Council. 3. In Falldorf v. City of G-rand Island, 138 Neb. 212, 292 NW 598, our Supreme Court held: 4. Where the statutes of Nebraska fix the interest and penalties to be charged on de- linquent special assessments, established prior to the adoption of a home rule char~er, and such char~er, from and after its adoption, ~ikewise fixes the interest and penalties to be charged on delinquent special assessments, the city subsequently is not empowered by general ordinance to remit and cancel interest and penalties charged on delinquent special assessments and accept in settlement thereof the original amount of the assessment. To do so would require a grant of special power. 4. B. J. Cunning~lam, called as a witness in this case, testified that in his opinion the decrees entered in the tax forec,losure suits are subject to attack by either the City or any taxpayer. 5. That the court erred in failing to instruct the jury that if they found for the plaintiff that from the amount determined as the fair and reason- able value Qf his services, there should be deducted the sum of ~p1373.60 paid by the City for such services before the suits were filed. e I I I e (~ '/' \J U 6. That the City sustained a large loss through the services of the plaintiff which ,,,,as more than the reasonable value of his services. 7. For other errors of law which occurred during the trial of the case. For these reasons and to secure a ruling on the legal questions involved in this case, and to protect you in the event suits are filed by any taxp.ayer, I recommend that an appeal be taken to the Supreme Court. If there is any other information you desire, I will be glad to furnish it. Respectfully submitted, H. G. We1lensick After 80me discussion, on motion of Wilson, seconded by Snygg, Clerk was requested to re-read said opinion. After further discussion, on motion of Wilson, seconded by Snygg, to instruct H. G. We1lensick to proceed with appeal to the Supreme Wilson, Vogt, Snygg. Court. Roll call callot. Voting "yesll E1iM~~~IIPC~~MJ~X>>H~XHK~n, llIXX1UU{~X:SKHQI>>~~XJ!K~XP(DJ~~Xm}f1'~XH2iX. V ot ing II no tl Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Overturf. Letter from the League of Municipalities pertaining to the 1950 calendar of the Municipality League was presented. Motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, received and placed on file. December 28, 1949 Mr. Floyd S. \Vhite, Olerk Grand Island., Nebraska D e ai"' Mr. \tfui t e : The Mayor and Council have approved the report of the apprai- sers fixing damages for the appropriation and condemnation of private property for the expansion of the city's cemetery. Warrants should now be drawn in accordance with said appraisers' report and the amount paid for taking of said property. I have examined the records of the Register of Deeds, County Treasurer and Clerk of the District COill~t and it is my opinion that warrants for the payment of said damages can be made as follows: NAME - PROPERTY AMOUNT ALLOWED Ida M. Becker Lot 4, in block 3, Dawn $140.04 Addition, of about .778 acres Adolph and Della M. Voss South one-half of Lot 5, 217.06 and Lot 6, Block 3, Dawn Addition, of about 1.167 acres Henry C. Becker Lot 1, Block 4, Dawn Addition, 70.01 of about .389 acres. Mildred R. Clausen Lot 3, Block 4, Dawn Addition, 150.00 of about .778 acres. e I I I e r) .....j Anna M. Stopkotte Lot 4, Block 4, Dawn Addition, of about .778 acres. 144.71 Gertrude M. Denman Lot 5, Block 4, Dawn Addition, of about .778 acres. 144.71 Florence I. Denman Lot 6, Block 4, Dawn Ac1d.ition, of about .778 acres. 150.00 John C. Freeland Lot 4, Giese Addition, of about 3.19 acres 694.78 John C. Freeland Lot 5, Giese Addition, of about 3.08 acres. 691.15 Hall County Portion of Lot 5, Giese Addition, being .11 of an acre Fencing 62.50 24.44 Hugh Baker You are advised that the property described as the North One-half of Lot 5, Block 3, Dawn Addition, of about .389 acres, belonging to John Henry Carter, is subject to the lien of the state of Nebraska for assistance furnished 1,11". Carter. The warrant in this case should be made payable to John Henry Carter and to the County of Hall. I would suggest that you have Mr. Carter sign the same and then deliver the warrant to the County Treasurer, after the lien of the State has been released. I understand from James I. Shamberg, Deputy County Attorney, that he has prepared a Resolution authorizing the release of the lien, which Resolution will be adopted at the next meeting of the County Board. If you wish you can deliver the warrant in this case to me and I will see that the same is delivered to the proper parties entitled thereto. This is to advise that payment cannot be made at this time for the taking of the real estate described as Lots 1, 2 and 3, in Block 3, Dawn Addition, of about 1.556 acres, belonging to James P. Dugan. As I understand it, Mr. Dugan is deceased and it is believed that he has two children residing somewhere on the west coast. I also understand that this property has been invol- ved in a tax foreclosure proceeding. Notll.ing will be required to be done at this time until a determination has been made as to who!!). the amount must be paid. If you have any question to ask about the preparation and delivery of these vlarrants, I shall attempt to be of assistance to you if you call me. Yours very truly, Paul Holmberg, City Attorney On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, was approved. Agreement by and bet'tieen the City of Grand Island and WalterW. Geis pertaining to Mr. Geis attending a Lie Detector School was presented. On motion of Vogt, seconded by Wilson, Mayor was authorized to sign as amended. Bonds were presented as follows: Walter Kamps, trailer camp Albert Herman, plumber Vern Havens, " Walter Delahoyde, electrician Glenn Vanojdall, " J. F. Abrahamson, plumber Orville A. Roe, " Alfred W. Grubbs, police Don J. Myers, electrician Consumers Public Power, electrician Oscar Hild, house mover e I () (' ',./ }' ~:; On motion of Sana.er, seconded by Thomssen, were approved. Ordinance No. 2338 rezoning lot 9 and 10, Block 16, Wheelers addition from residence A to business A, was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, Ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting lIyeslt Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "nolt none. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Oampbell, Thomssen, Harris, vfilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "nolt none. Ordinance No. 2339 pertaining to the sale of lot 10, Block 28, Gilberts Third was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting I "yes II Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "nolt none. I e On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "noli none. The Mayor advised the council that he had been in contact with Congressman A. L. Miller pertaining to the location of Aircraft School which is to be located in the central west, with the possibility of Grand Island being the location. Also that the officials making these inspections were to have been here as of today, Jan. 4, or later this week and some discussion as to one or more persons being sent to Washington, if and when the authorities in Washington will concede to a hearing. On moti on of ~lilson, seconded by Sander , authority to expend money for this purpose was authorized. Discussion pertaining to the fifty acres north of 17th and east of Wheeler was had, in which the statement was made there was a possibility of obtaining this fifty acres for $10,000. Claims against the city were read. On motion of Thomssen seconded by Sander, were approved. e I I I e Resignation of Raymond K. Vogt as city councilman was presented. NO---sctj o.l1--t-aken. ...~ 0 ~~ ~ ~ ~motion of ThorEssen, Council adjourned, until 10 A.M. Thursday, January 12. 'f.-\ F. S. 11Jhi te City Clerk 1- 4- 50 e I I I e FUND To Pay Co. Treas. Salaries street & Alley Gas Tax Sevver Fund Storm Sevver Engineer Incidentals Muni. Pool Airport Sanitation Street Lighting Hydrant Rental P ark Fund Police Fund Cemetery Fund Fire Fund Pension Fund Paving Fund Music Fund Total Approp. Transfers Ice Fund Water Fund Light Fund Sewer District PavirJg District APPROPRIATIONS AND EXP@yDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR TO JAN. 5, 1950 APPHOPRIATIONS $4,500~00 17,500.00 40,500.00 15,533.24 51,000.00 1,680.00 37,610.00 4,7,500.00 6,500.00 56,1/+0.00 35,000.00 11,500.00 6,000.00 4J+, 045.00 97,340.00 30,090.00 101,434.32 5,551.02 8,150.00 5, 000-. 00 b22,573.58 78!2&~ill 700,82.2.93 RECEIPTS &: TRAN SFERS 3,248.45 75,000.00 78, 24g.45 EXPENDED 304.64 6,877.43 16,023.68 7,080.63 16,999.58 3,803.30 17,568.82 23,142.25 2,186.52 31,143.75 17,125.03 21,241...25 46,655.12 12,122.94 32,491.37 1,943.75 80,160.42 2,200.00 339,673.48 12,089.90 80,909.11 438,898.82 89 . 66 13:0-.5,63. 3.2 $1,008,624.32 Respectfully SUbmitted, F. S. White, City Clerk (~ ,r,~.:,17 .,,) ~',~: BilLANCE $4,195.36 10,622.57 24,476.32 8,1+52.61 34,000.42 1,125.15 20,041.18 24,357.75 4,313.48 24,996.25 17,874.97 11,500.00 6,01:)0.00 22,800.75 50,684.88 17,967.06 68,942.95 3,607.27 2,989.58 2,800.00 361 :748:'55 e I I I e nr!~! ~J . January 121 1950 Council met as per adjournment of January 4 for the purpose of opening bids on runway lighting equipment. His Honorl the Mayorl presiding. All Councilmen present. His Honor made the appointment of George Baumann as Councilman from the Third Ward to fill the ~acancy caused by the resignation of R. K. Vogt. On motion of Harrisl seconded by Campbell, appointment was confirmed. Motion by Wilsonl seconded by Sander, that bids on runway lighting equipment for the airbase be opened and read. Ronny Electric Company $22,934.00 Power Electric 211234.80 26,544.09 20,762.10 Lawrence Electric Commonwealth Electric Sterling Electric 231640.17 Miller Electric 20,454.60 On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, bids were referred to the Alrport committee and officials of the CAA to make report as to the lowest and best bid. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sanderl recommendation that Resolution be drawn to the Kansas City office of CAA accepting the lowest and best bid as recom- mended by the Airport Committee and officials of CAA. Bond of George Baumann for councilman was presented. On motion of Sanderl seconded by Harris, was approved. Claims of the Police Department for $800 for expenses and tuition of Officer Geis to attend a Lie-Detector school and $495 in favor of Lloyd and Sophia Kenney for the south 28 feet 113 and all of 114 and 115 West Lawn Addition, were presented. On motion of Sander, seconded by Wilson, were approved. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Sander, council adjourned to meet at the call of the Mayor. F. S. White City Clerk 1-12-50 e I I I e I'.",r , . Grand Island, Nebr. January 18, 1950 Council met in regular session, his Honor, the Mayor presiding. All Councilmen present except Snygg, who reported later (9 P.M.). Proposed lease by and between the City of Grand Island and the National Alfalfa Dehydrating and Milling Company for buildings identified as T-850, T-851 and T-852 at $365 per montl1 was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, lease was approved and the Mayor authorized to sign. Proposed lease by and between Botteicher Motors and the City of Grand Island for building identified as T-220 for n. ~20 per month was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Campbell, was approved and the Mayor authorized to sign. Proposedlease by and between the City and the United Appliance "/hole8ale, Inc. on building identified as T-118 for $336 per year was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sand.er ~vas approved. Application of James 1,'1a1'ren Knight for employment l'ri th the City was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, received and placed on file. Communication from the Elks with reference to their obtaining strip of ground twenty feet wide around their building was presented. After some discussion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was referred to the City Property Committee. Bid of Frank Lunney of $439.50 for Lot 2, Block 16, Russell Wheeler Addition, vvas present ed. On motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, was referred to the City Property committee. Bid of C. J. Cords for $900 for lot 8, block 7, Woodbine Addition vms presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Over- turf, was referred to the City Property committee. Petition for the creation of Paving District on west Louise street, except one block already paved, was presented (signed by B. J. Dingwerth, Clara Ostermyer and others). On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, the city attorney was instructed to draw up ordinance creating district. Application of Albert C. Meyer and Milton C. Dahms, retail beer license at 308-10 North Walnut was presented. On motion of ThOillssen, seconded by Sander, hearinG date on application e I I I e ("'] , 'r' . ....."0-, was set for January 25, 1950. Request from A. L. Herman for permission to build curb sidewalk on the east side of Clarh: street from Eighth street north to the alley, was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by 'v'lilson, request VlTaS granted. Permission of Phillip J. Rose to E. J. Bell for moving building on to west half of block 15, Pleasant Home addition, was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was referred to the Building Inspector. Annual report of the Recreation Association showing balance of $397.35 was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, was approved. Grand Island, Nebraska January 14, 1950 To theMayor and City CounCil, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: We, The Fire Committee, after completely checking the entire pay scale find that following men are entitled to the additional back pay as listed: Roseberry $10.00 Lueth 12.50 Hann 20.00 Schleichardt 17.50 Kehm 2.50 Minor 45.00 Jacobsen 25.00 We further recommend that warrants be issued to these men for their back pay. This is in accordance with Ord. 1456, Sec. 12, 1cl~ich stat es "All firemen shall recei vemonthly salaries of $;165.00 during the first or fractional year of continuous service, $170.00 ;monthly during the second year of continuous service or fraction thereof and $180.00 monthly during the third year of continuous service or fraction thereof". The above listed figures are the prevailing wage scale for the Fire Department. The wage scale according to Ord. 1456 will now be the following for the men listed below: Minor ~~92. 50 per pay period .P' R. Williams 87.50 tt n tt -';; 0 - Lueth 85.00 " " " Schleichardt 85.00 II II II Jacobsen 87. 50 II tt tt Hann 85.00 " II tt Ro seberry 85.00 " II II Coont s 85.00 " II II Kehm 87.50 II 11 " Linder 82.50 II II " The above listed pay scale to becoiEe effective immediately. Lafe Campbell, Chairman R. E. Snygg Arthur C. Thomssen Fire Committee e I n ~~, ; } On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, was approved. Campbell mentioned Ronnefeldt putting in extra time during the illness of Fire Chief Campbell and recommended that he be allowed three days pay. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, recommendation was approved. Campbell also re- commended that arrangements be made permitting Fire Chief Campbell to go to a hospital, presumably Hot Springs. The Mayor mentioned that Mrs. Moyer, attendant at the Parking Lot filling station, had requested a weeks vacation. After some discussion, it was agreed she would receive a week's extra pay in lieu of vacation. Jack Higgins, representing the Blossom Shop, requestecl arrangements be made for parking space so as to permit customers picking up floral designs without having to carry such a great distance, suggested the parking space for the bus lines be cut down. After some discussion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was referred to the Street and ~lley Committee. Jack Higgins a180 presented proposition of increased I rates in the Masonic Building which would affect both he and Mr. Holmberg. Mr. Hichelson claimed on account of the price I e for heat, it was necessary he raise rents. Mr. Burdick ex- plained that the cost of steam was les8 than the cost of either gas or coal and much cheaper to handle, as with the gas or coal furnace it is necessary for installation of tanks, furnace, ne.w piping and also an attendant, where the use of steam all that is necessary is periodical inspection of the pipe and radiator system. The annual report of Alex Kehm, Supt. of the Disposal Plant, was presented. On motion of Thomasen, seconded by Snygg, was approvecl. Regular surety bonds were presented as follows: Raymond K. Vogt, Police Captain Steve Williams, House Mover W. A. Carter & Sanitary Plumbing Co., Plumber's G. H. Mettenbrink, Dell Frymire, Electricians On motion of Sander, seconded by Overturf, I.vere approved. e I I I e ','.,' ,~" !~ ;i Wilson explained that there are three poultry raising concerns at the airbase which are delinquent in their rents, citing one in particular being delinquent at this time in ;;, payment of ~1800. After some discussion, on motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, attorney was instructed to proceed with eviction suit of said. tenants and file suit for delinquent rent. On motion of Snygg, seconded by Overturf, city attorney was instructed to sue Michelson for various taxes due the city. Overturf advised the Council that the floor of the building occupied by the Grand Island Poultry had settled from six to tvJ"elve inches. Mr. Overturf was informed that the Grand Island Poultry Company put the floor in the building and if there vvere any repairs to be done, it vJaS up to them. Bauman" made report on skat'ing ponds, stating that t't"JO ponds wer'e in good concll tion but that location for one in the Third VJard had not been settled. Advised hO'l!J8Ver, that the place previously called Pollywog Stadium was the best place in the Third ward for skating pond. Thomssen made reference to the request for building permit by the Grand Island Furnace Company, building to be locat ed on Union Pacific property, stating that the builc1ing vmule::' be 32 x 72, two stories high, asbestos arid metal finish. On motion of Thornssen, seconded by Baumannthat the necessary amendment to Buildi ng Code be prepared ancl that Q'rand Island Furnace Company be grant ed permit along 1rli th approval from the Union Pacific for such structure. Snygg mentioned there should be an adjustment in wage scale. After some discussion, on motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, was referred to the Finance committee to make survey and recommend adjustments. The Mayor mentioned that the Council should. lend. all assistance possible along with others, for the enumerating of the census in Grand Island. After some discussion on delinquent paving taxes, on motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, that the City Treasurer send notice the first of each month for three months, on delin- quent paving taxes. tit I I I tit n (.., 7 tl Attorney Holmberg' advised that the county judge had ruled in favor of the Reimers estate, with reference to the two thousand dollars gift to the city for ball park purposes. On motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, was ordered that the case be carried to the district court. The Street and Alley committee along with the Engineer were authorized to check on the street between 1300 and 1400 block on Charles and Koenig street for the purpose of narl'OW- ing said street and permitting property owners sidewalk curbs. Motion by Wilson, seconded by Harris, The Hayor refer'red to an agreement by and between the Ordtnance plant and the City of Grand Island pertaining to the fire units of each being used when need by the other. After some discussion, motion by Wilson, seconded by Harris, that the proposed agreemi"mt with the Ordinance plant be entered into but including the airport. The Mayor advised he had received word from Congress- man Miller pertaining to the Air Academy to be located someplace in the middle west, wherein Mr. Miller advised there had been so many applications that the investigating committee have been arranging an itinerary for their trip of investigation and in- spection, advising that the Grand Island base i"loulcl be inspected in the near future. His honor, the Hayor also advised that General Henninger had advised that the appropriation bill for armory buildings vms up for passing and that if and \fihen said bill passed, there would be arrangements made for the building of an armory at Grand Island. Claim of W. P. Mullen for $1288.12 was presented. Request by Wilson that claim be presented separately and passed upon by roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Bauman, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no" Wilson. Snygg made reference to taxes and interest iihich has been allmved in some cases on properties which were handled by Mr. Mullen and inquired as to the possibility of opening these e I I I e v'__' """ '': t.;, '" '-../ cases and collecting interest on portion of seme. Was advised by the Mayor that the Councilor any individual could open any one or all the cases they might desire. Claims against the City were read. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, were approved. Roll call ballot. Voting n yes It C8Il1pbell, Thomssen, Harri s > vvilson, Sander, Bauman, Snygg, Overturf. Voting lIno" none. On motion by Harris, Council adjourned. F. s. vlhite, City Clerk 1-18-50 e I I I e o t-"'-! n- /'- ;;" }.7 February 1, 1950 Gre.nc'3 ISlend, Neb].". Council met as Board of Equalization on Paving Dists. III and 116, hi 8 Honor, the Hayor pre siell RES 0 L UTI 0 N All Councilmen present except Thomssen and Sny gg . ViHEREAS, on the 19th day of l'ilay, 1948, the MaJor and Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved Ordinance ho. 2213, creating Paving District No. III for the purpose of repaving the alleys described and designated as follows: The alley between 3rd street and South Front Street from the we st px'operty line of Kimball Avenue to the east property line of Sycamore Street; from the west property line of Sycamore Street to the east property line of Pine Street and from the west property line of Pine Street to the east property line of Locust Street; the alley between 2nd Street and 3rd Street from the west property line of Sycamore Street to a line Sixty-six (66) feet east of the east property line of Pine Street; from the west property line of Locust Street to the Gast property line of 1Nheeler Avenue and from the west property line of V~~eeler Avenue to the east property line of Walnut Street, and WI~REAS, that part of the alley lying between 3rd Street and South Front Street, extending from Locust Street to Kimball Avenue, were no t paved as pJ:~ovided by said ordinance and the rVl.ayor and Council have deemed it advisable to repeal that part of said ordinance pertaining to the paving of the same, and \VEEREAS, the alleys lying be tween 2nd and 3rd Stree ts described in said ordinance, were paved and it now becomes necessary and it is advisable to find the cost of' that part of the paving district wnich was constructed and to assess the benefits accruing to the real estate because 01' the construction thereof'. THEREPORE, B'.-.\ "rm .D -1..1 RESOLVED BY THE lilt,\YOR AND COUNCIL OF ~i:EE CITY 01" GRAND ISLAND, NEBHASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, that we f'ind the cost of repaving the alleys in Paving District No. Ill, to be the sum of 06,155.64; that we find the benefits accruing to said real estate to be the sum of $6,155.64 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to lie the sums set opposite the several descrip";;~' tions as follows: RES 0 L UTI 0 NS ----------- NAME - Jane C. Cronin Wi/3 e I Frank J. Cleary E2/3 E2/3 Wl/3 James Webb Emil R. & Helen Guendel Yfilliam Valonis T'l/~ JS v Grace Bentley Paine & Bayard H. Paine W2/3 Sam N. 1/Jolbach HerbBrt F. Glover Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Estate of Otto L. Mattke N22' James A. Mitchell S}-N 1/3 Baul &; Antionette Mangelsen N44'-388' I Phillips Petroleum Co. S44' Elfrieda Bartenbach The Commercial Bank E 1/3 C 1/3 W 1/3 E 1/3 C 1/3 VV 1/3 Max J. &; Ada C. Egge Carolyn C. Stephens Roderick J. Martin Rudolph N. Kuester J. E. Yung &; wife Celia S. Cleary E 1/3 Francis C. O'Keefe-Stanley D. Kul1y E~ Bertha Novak Vi 2/3 Estate of Mary J. Boehl N 1/2 3 1/2 W 1/3 Mary Eggers I e Jack Bailey Irma W. Sonneland E 2/3 Kerr~Cochran Inc 355' n T~.ll 01 J..:J/~- Elfrieda Bartenbach N55' of E)j- '" The Behnke Lohmann Co. 1,i'dJ:.. W~ 2 'J:'heooore Jessen J-r. &; Augusta 322 I of N77' -E-~ Kerr-Cochran Inc. 355' Elfrieda Bartenbach N55' Theodore Jessens~~' ~i.Alt~~Tta LOfT BI;OCK 1 1 2 2 3 :'5 8 8 8 8 1 2 2 2 7 7 8 64 Original Town $91.30 AliI aUNT -- 64 64 64 64 64 4 64 5 64 6 64 7 64 64 64 64 64 65 65 65 65 3 65 3 65 3 65 4 65 4 65 5 65 5 65 6 65 6 65 7 65 65 7 65 65 8 65 65 8 65 ADDI'I'ION II 11 II II 11 II II II II Ii II II II jj II It 11 II II II II II II II II II II 1\ II II II 11 11 (' c~ Cj (~ II IB2.60 II 182.60 II 91.30 11 91.30 II 182.60 II 273.90 II 273.90 1I 273.90 1I 273.90 II 91.30 II 54.78 II 73.04 II 54.78 II 282.4:8 II 94.16 1I 94.16 1I 94, .16 II 94.16 11 94.16 II 94.16 II 94.16 II 18U.32 II 197.74 1I 84.74 II 94.16 II 188.32 11 35.31 II 86.16 II 141.24 II 19.77 II 70.62 II 172.32 II 39.54 ~.3 j~ ---------- R E 8 0 L UTI 0 N ( can't) NAME LOre BLOCK ADDITION AI\;IOUNT - e Harvester Realty Corporation El/3 1 67 Original rrown ~,;94. 70 George A. n Robert D Eiller Cl/3 1 67 II " 94.70 cC w. I James A. iilichelson Vn/3 1 67 It Ii 94.70 ..... Imogene Iii. Michelson El/3 2 67 II 11 94.70 Carl 'vwV. C~ harriet T. Lumbard W2/3 2 67 II tl lf39.40 Elizabeth Doll E2/3 3 67 11 II 189.40 Carl I;;) Lumbard Vn/3 3 67 II II 94.70 vJ . Ernest i~T P: t" E1 and E25' of ~!~ . l.ugus lne'8' , 1j''t &~ WS' of tne '~ ',,' S 2/3'~ 6 67 II II 265.57 Granel Island Lodge l~O . 22 IOOF' W f:31 of N 2/3 6 67 11 11 18.43 Lawrence 'C:' Clara Bank v~~ 2/3 7 67 11 II 189.40 u)J . (;G Ernest VV. 8r~ Irving D. Augustine 1'."1 1/3 7 67 II II 94.70 .c. Ernest Vi. 8::- irvinrr D. Augustine 8 67 II It 2D4.1C I . c.:;J =--=----=---~. -----..- Total ([~615r::: 6Ll 'ii' ;:)., Respectfully submitted this /d da~1 of F'ebruary, 1950. ~ ~ , ~ ,/ (,/ "~a:- " ~~ ~-~~ ". ~ street and Alley Conmlittee I e On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, was adopted. RES 0 L UTI 0 N -------- () ~) 0 i,._> (J/~: BE ref RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP e I GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of Paving District No. 116 to be the taital sum of in,29238.07; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of ~p29238. 07 and tha t we find the benefi ts accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: ADDITION NAME LOT BLOCK 2 Meves 1st Addi- $381.69 tion 11 D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves ~ Wife D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. NIeves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife I D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife 9 10 D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife Herbert L. & Aletha C. Runge D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife Lawrence L. & Wilhelmina M. Kelso 6 William R. & Jessie Overdorff I e Fred H. & Ollie M. Mayland Frank C. & Margaret M. Johnson Oscar E. & flihelma P. Loescher 10 Rolland Lovel Winter & Marian A. Winter 11 Irvin G. & Marilyn A. Stolley 12 1 2 2 3 2 11 4 5 2 11 2 II 6 2 II 7 2 II 8 2 II 2 It 2 II 1 2 3 n 3 II 3 3 11 4 " 3 5 3 It 3 Il 7 3 II II 8 3 II 11 9 3 II tI 3 II 11 3 II II 3 II Il AMOUNT II 369.11 II 369.11 II 369.11 11 369.11 II 369.11 369.11 11 II 369.11 " 369.11 II 301.69 ft 343.95 11 343,.95 II 343.95 " 343.95 II 343.95 II 343 .95 343.95 343.95 343.95 343.95 343.95 343.95 RES 0 L UTI 0 N --------- NAME - e I stratton Construction Co. Platte ~a1ley Deve10pement Co. Platte Valley Developement Co. D. B. Meves & Wife ADDITION 13 Lm: BLOCK 14 15 16 Leslie Id. & Edythe G. Mc(~uiston 17 D. H. Meves & wife 18 Ray E. & Letha E. Nelson 19 Glen William & Velma P. Almquist 20 D. H. Meves & Wife 21 Delmer .L'. & Dorothy M. Wilcox Donald C. &:. Helen Ii'. Marquard Paul E. & Irene C. Kaatz D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife I D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves ~ Wife D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife D. H. Meves & Wife D. h. Meves & Wife Edward J. & Fern C. Bell Eugene K. & Audrey R. Palmer I e 22 23 24 25 26 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Fred h. & Esther Maxine Bosse1man 10 Earl H. & Viva C. Petersen Clarence O. & Edna L. Walters 7 Platte Valley Deve10pement Co. Harold C. & Clara 1. Seyler D. H. Meves & Wife 6 [3 9 10 1 2 3 4 3 Meves 1st Addi- tion It II 7t 3 3 If 11 3 1I II 3 tI 1I 3 It II 3 1I 1I 3 3 II II It It 3 1I It 3 If 1I 3 It 1I 3 II II 3 1I 1I 4 II II 4 It 1I 4 4 II II It 1I 5 It It 6 II 1I 6 It fI 6 It II 6 11 II 6 6 1I 1I It II 6 It " 6 1\ II 9 It II 9 II It 9 tl II 9 II II 9 II It n (' 0 () () :ij AMOUNT ~~462 . 72 456.44 431.32 375.40 3'"15.40 375.40 375.40 375.40 375.40 375.40 375.40 375.40 375.40 375.40 375.40 375.40 375.40 375.40 621.00 1[36.40 456.40 375.40 375.40 249.00 375.40 375.40 375.40 337.66 325.08 325.08 325. 08 337.66 e I I I e RES 0 L II T I 0 N NAME (can't) LOT BLOCK Ira A. Campbell & Dolene E. Ira A. Campbell & Dolene E. Lawrence H. & Evelvn Hermann v W160'-N75' Henry Fuss & Ruth Fuss 357' of N132' of W16a' Calvin Henry Fuss & Margaret E. Fuss E55' of W2l5' A. C. Christensen E 151.6' D. H. Meves & Wife N30' -vV30' '1118 Mili tary Department of the 8ta te of Nebraska Myron L. & Emma J. Singer 20 21 John F. West Minnie Vies t N54' 22 Nellie A. Brase Henry Dietrich Jr. & Bernice Dietrich W~ Alex E. & Leone E. Dietrich E1 10 David Fuss Oswald & Anna Petersen David Ii. & Freda Loebsack Huth BUss-wife Louise B. Ketchum Maud Nielsen-wife 6 7 7 8 9 6 7 8 9 ADDITION n 1< . AM OU NT 7 12 Joehnck's Addi- $413.14 tion If 8 12 II 2 Koehler Sub. 2 II tt () " If hJ 2 " II 1 It 11 A Ross & Ashton Park East of Oak St. 1 Koehler Place 1 1 II II II II 6 If It 6 " " ~ 11 " 6 " " 6 II It 7 It If 7 II II 7 \1 11 7 II II 413.14 716.87 285.$:1- 345.95 947.56 22.10 2046.54 24.60 146.00 265.71 279.97 326.62 326.62 653.24 279.97 281.85 657.65 657.65 2'::31.85 r:J:1otal ~:29238. 07 Respectfully submitted this /~ day of February, 1950. f} ~ Vtli (/~&~ stree t; &; Alley commJ. ttee On motion &f Harris, seconded by Campbell was adopted. There being no protests on either paving Districts, 8 ~-,~ ;'-") on motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, Council adjourned as Board of Equalization. F. S. vJhi t e City Clerk e I 2-1-50 February 1, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. '. Council met in regular session, his Honor, the Mayor presiding. All Councilmen present except Thomssen and Snygg. Ralph Fulton made request pertaining to Jefferson Street between Division and Koenig, same having boen presented previously by the committee. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Harris, no action was taken as to building permit or sale of ground until members of committee, Thomssen and Snygg I are present. Request of John Nielsen, 1004 West Sixth street, for permit to remodel his work shop into residence. After some discussion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, permit was withheld for action of the committee, Snygg and Thomssen being' absent. Minutes of meeting of January 18 were read and approved. Request of the Lm:'(tmie Apartments for refund of fees paid for building permits was presented. Also statement of Build.ing Inspector \"'a11<.:or that no vlOrl<.: had been done on any of the apartments. After some discussion, on motion of Sander, I e seconded by Harris, that claim for refund be allowed. Communication from T. A. Filipi pertaining to meeting of Health Department at location of Alliance, McCook, Lincoln, Kearney and Norfolk dtlring the perioe, of .April 3 to 12 inclusive with reauest that the city give notice as to how many might att end from Grand I slancl, the location of the meeting and also the date, was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, April 12 was set as the date, Kearney as the place and thst the pool manager, to be employed for the coming seaso~ be sent. e I I I e n ~} Request of Olyde Rinke for rezoning lot 2 - 4 - 6 in Block 6, College Addition, for the operation of garage and gas station was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, action was deferred. Bid of C. J. Cords of $1400 for lot 8, block 7, Woodbine Addition, was presented. After some discussion, on motion of Overturf, seconded by Baumann, bid was accepted. Proposed lease by and between Grand Island Sketch Club and the City of Grand Island for polling place at 1204 West Koenig for $1 per year was presented. On motion of Over- turf, seconded by Campbell, Hayor 'tvas authorized to sign the lease. After some discussion as to the straightening up of fr lot 10, in fr block County Sub and complement fr lot 10, fr block in Cedar Park Addition, motion by Sander, seconded by Overturf that Mr. Hald pay all costs in exchange of these portions of lots and. also that all special assessments and taxes be paid by him on account of his receiving consid.erable mo;,ce ground from the city than he gives in return. Proposed lease by and between the city of Grand Island and the Lee Byer Seed Company for buildinG identified as 8-861 for one year from Febr. 1 for $200 per year was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, lease 'Ivas approved and the Mayor authorized to sign. Proposed lease by and between Prairie Valley Hybrid of Phillips for building identified as T-470 for one year from November 1-1949 for $28.80 per year was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, lease was approved and Mayor authorized to sign. P-coposed lease by and. bet'lriTeen the ci ty of Grand Island and the Prairie Valley Hybrid for building identified as T-453 to November 15, 1950 for $112 was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Harris, lease was approved and the Mayor authorized to sign. Pl'''oposed lease by and bet"Heen the oi ty of Granc1 Island and James B. Hill on building identified as T-832 for l~ 0 one year from Jan. 1, 1950 for ~60 per year was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, lease was approved and the Mayor authorized to sign. ..., i Proposed lease by and betueen the City at' Q-rand Island and C. A. Alcorn on building identified as T-802 for one year from January 1, 1950 for $180 per year was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, lease was approved e I and the Mayor authorized to sign. The annual report of the Grand Island, Hall County Health Department, J. G. Woodin Director, was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, was approved and ordered filed. Bonds were presented as follows: l~ichael Gephardt, Police Officer Jacl~ Cole Sign Co. 1 Sign Hanger William J. McNally) Lloyd Wilkins ) Jack Lingeman ) Electricians On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, bonds were approved. I I e ~ e I I I e {~~ ,~3 RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL 01" 'l'BE CITY Oll' GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that a license to sell intoxicating liquor by the package only, be issued to Albert C. Meyer and Milton C. Dahms, doing business under the trade name of Idle Hour Bar, at the address known as 308-310 North Walnut Street in said City of Grand Island. BE IT FUR'l'HER RESOLVED that an It On Sale It Ii cense to sell beer be issued to said applicants, do~ng business under the said trade name of Idle Hour Bar, at the said address, 308-310 North Walnut Street, and that the City Clerk forward to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 2-&th day of J:arn.1~ry, 1950. .::.:::::;> I Ok~ Liquor, Ordinance and Bona Committee On motion of Harris, seconde4 by Sander, reso~ution was adopted. " 1...,.;' ~J' RES 0 L UTI 0 N e I WHEREAS, on the 4th day of May, 1949, the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island passed and approved Ordinance No. 2285 levying special taxes to pay fOI' the cost of the construction of Water Main No. 124, and WEEHEAS, the total cost of the construction of said Distpict t !t/ ,~l? was erroneously computed to be the sum of ~,~:7, 7(32. 67, when the actual cost of said District was the sum of $6,782.67, and WHEREAS, the special assessments levied against the lots, tracts and parcels of land especially benefitted in said Water Main District, were assessed in accordance vvith OrC!.inance No. 2285 and were each assessed in a greater araount than the actual cost of said District required and said assessments should theref'ore be adjusted and refunds made and credits allowed in accordance I with the actual cost of said District. THEREPORE, BE I'l' RESOLVED BY TH'~ IvIAYOR AND COUNCIL 0:8' TIill CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the several lots, tr'acts and parcels of land in said Water Main District No. 124 be assessed in the amounts set opposite the several descriptions hereinafter set forth; tha t t11.e Ci ty 'l'reasurer be ancl he is he:reb'S. ordered, autLorized and directed to change and amend his tax records in accordance I'd th the provi sions of this Re solu tion; i.~hat in all cases where said City Treasurer has heretofore collected the assessment levied against the lots herein described in full in accordance with Ordinance }T ~~o . 22E35, that said City Treasurer take such steps as may be necessary to refund to such tax payers the I e amount of such over-payment; that said City Treasurer credit and adjust the taxes herein levied in all cases where the tax here before levied has not as yet been paid and that the City Clerk forward to the C:L ty 11reasurer' a cert:Lfied copy of this' He salvo t,j.on. RES 0 L UTI 0 N NAME e I Lewellyn L. & Elisa C. Mitten Lewellyn L. & Elisa C. Mitten Lewellyn L. & Elisa C. Mitten Lewellyn L. & Elisa C. Mitten Elias F. & Rosa L. Starr Elias F. & Rosa L. Starr Elias F. & Rosa L. Starr Elias F. ~ Rosa L. Starr Myrtie Alstot Myrtie Alstot LeRoy &, Pauline Nunnenkamp LeRoy & Pauline Nunnenkamp Joseph Jarney I Lloyd R. & Inez Beliel Lloyd R. & Inez Beliel Lloyd R. & Inez Beliel Lloyd R. & Inez Beliel Lena Conley Levi H. & Dora C. Jensen Frank & Tena Hejkal Frank & Tena Hejkal N 30' S 15' Soren S. & Laurene A. Christensen Soren S. & Laurene A. Christensen Soren S. & Laurene A. Christensen John H. & Alma Sems I e Otto & Myrtle Bro~n BenjamIn F. Sharp Benjamin F. Sharp Benjamin F. Sharp Benjamin F'. Sharp Benjamin F. Sharp 11 13 15 I? 11 13 15 10 (can't) LOT BLOCK 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 1 3 3 5 7 9 1 12 12 12 3 5 7 12 12 12 9 12 12 2 13 13 13 4 6 8 13 13 ADDreION 2 College Addition to West Lawn II II 2 2 11 II 2 II II 2 II II 2 if II 2 ,IA II 2 11 II 3 II II 3 II II 3 JJ II 3 n tl 3 II II 3 II It 3 II 11 3 II " 3 - II II 3 II It 11 " II II tl II II II II " II II II If " II " II " It II II II II II II /'"">-, ('\ \." ~_ r , AMOUNT ~i;149. 59 82.80 82.80 82.80 82.80 82.80 82.030 82.80 69.92 27.,60 55.20 82.80 82.80 82.80 82.80 82.80 82.80 82.80 e3.72 83.72 83.72 83.72 83.72 83.72 83.72 83.72 83.72 83.72 83.72 83.72 83.72 R E ~ 0 L UTI ,Q N (contt) NAME Benjamin F. Sharp e I Benjamin F. Sharp Benjamin F. Sharp Earl H. u Nora Ramsey Earl H. 8r Nora Ramsey Helen Jones E. C. Jones Ida B. Jones F. W. & M. F. Benjamin Florence V. Coonts Florence V. Coonts Oscar F. & Helen L. Gray Oscar F. & Helen L. Gray I Harley C. & Ruby Rob1yer Ca~l W. & Margaret M. DeMoss Grand Island Land Co. Grand Island Land Co. Charles C. & Dolores Woods Mary & Lester E. Watkins Mary & Lester E. Watkins Ma~y & Lester E. ~atkins Otis A. & Idinda Brovm Frank J. & Agnes Kotrc Frank J. & Agnes Kotrc Francis C. & Gwen Hi. Luddington I e Haymond H. & Dagney Dahlke Haymond E. & Dagney Dahlke Raymond H. & Dagney Dahlke Ha"ymond H. ij; Dagney Dahlke Raymond II. & Dagney Dahlke Raymond n. ~ Dagney Dahlke LOT BLOC~ ADDITION 11 11 13 15 1'7 19 10 12 12 14 16 2 4 6 8 10 12 1 3 5 1'7 1'7 1'7 '7 9 1'7 1 23 3 23 5 23 7 23 9 23 23 23 23 23 23 2 24 24 4 6 24 8 24 24 24 College Addition $83.'72 to Vilest Lawn It It 13 13 13 II 16 II 16 It \I 16 II 16 II 16 It Ii 16 II II 17 II It 17 II It II It It II II 1I tt, (~.J It II It II II II II It II It It II II 1I II II II It It II It 11 II 11 It 11 It II 11 11 II II It () 1 .'0 ..1~ AllIOUNT 83.72 It 83.'72 It 86.48 86.48 II 86.48 II 86.48 86.48 90.16 86.48 86.48 86.48 86.48 [36.48 90.16 81.69 81.69 81.69 81.69 81.69 81.69 81.69 81.69 81.69 81.69 81.69 81.69 81.69 81.69 81.69 81.69 (1 () "<...i A...i RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) N Al\1E Hollan T. &, Helen R. Tonkinson e I Rollan T. &, Helen R. Tonkinson Ella F. Stegeman Ella 1~1. Stegeman Robert &, Wilma Wakelin Francis C. &, Bessie p. Durham IN Hobert &: Wilma WakeJ5n E L011 BLOCK ADDI'l'ION AMOUNT 14 24 College Addi tior;L~k8l. 69 to West Lawn 16 24 11 11 81.69 18 24 11 " 81.69 20 24 11 11 81.69 1/2 2 2"/ Gilbert's 3ra 4"/.84 1/2 2 27 tl 47.-34 1/2 4 27 II 47.84 1/2 4 2"/ 11 47.84 6 27 IT 95.68 8 27 II 95.68 10 27 11 95.68 12 27 n 95.68 14 27 Ii 95.68 1 28 Highland Park 92.00 3 28 11 II 90.16 5 28 tI II II 90.16 7 28 It 11 90.16 9 28 11 II 90.16 11 28 11 II 90.16 13 28 II 11 90.16 -----=-='"".~ Total - - ~l;6782. 67 E Respectfully submi tted this 1st day of F'ebruary, 1950. I e ~&~ .g !tB~~ " _.._-,~ W a te3?'.; u 'Llig'htd an:al. :CceC, 'Go:rnfutiitt-e e . On motion of Campbell, seconded by Baumann, resolution was adopted. Mr. Stah1necker appeared before the Cou.ncil '\ili th reouest for employment on Fire Department. Chairman Campbell stated that Mr. Stahlnecker had worked during vacation period ~? [j >~ and made motion that Mr. Stahlnecker be placed on the pay roll for three months' probation. Seconded by Baumann. Overturf mentioned the fact that he had received duplicates of mats for the entrance for the City Hall, one order having been cancelled verbally but same was received about e I January 24. Same being referred to the City Attorney. Baumann mentioned that the Police Department needs more file cabinet space. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander was referred to the Police Committee with power to act. ~. F. Campbell macle report that Chief Clyde Campbell had advised him that his doctor would not permit his leaving Grand Isl2.ncl at this time for some hospital. Discussion on the purchase of oxygen masks for the Fire Dept. Same being referred to the committee. C. W. Burdick mentioned that there would be somo extra expense on the construction of the Disposal Plant, one it em being for the sealing of the Emhoff t8.o1,-. Mr. Burdick also stated that the power plant was all inclosed, no walls I as yet in the boiler room but boilers would be ready for testing in about thirty days. Hr. Campbell mentioned that the employees of the Ice, iflqter and Light requestscl a faretiell party for 1-11". Ault. After some discussion, concensus of opinion was that same should be granted. Report of the Sanitation Deoartment for the month of January was present ed. 1-1otion of Harri s, seconded by CE1Jl1p- bell, received and placed on file. The Hayor stated the 4-H Club had requested use of half of the block of Dodge School parking lot for holding of their' 4-H Club Livestock shot'" sometime dU:!:'ing the month of I e May. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Baumann, permission was granted insofar as the present Council could go. The Nayor ment ioned aclmiE:1 sian of the Bl""'oad'Vvell Court s, advising the Council he had written the Chicago office relative to the Government deeding certain lands and buildings to the '1, city for ~l and by so doing, the Government expense of sewer, 'Vrater, etc. 't>vould be done a't'Vay vlith. ,~! (~i ,f L_~> ,,) ~:.r: On motion of Campbell, seconded by Wilson, the Oity Attorney was instructed to prepare resolution to the Thomsson family. Discussion on registration in the three school buildings and the south side fire station. Bringing out that e I the expense of' registration up to this time 1'\TaS from 60;t to 75;t per person. On ~otion of Baumann, seconded by Campbell, the outside registering places would be closed Febr. 4 for three weeks to be reopened Febr. 27, 28, March 1, 2 and 3rd and that the City Clerk give notice thrQ1..ll!;h the peper. Ordinance 2340 assessment of Paving Dist. III was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance .was placed on first reading at lengtb.. RoD. call ballot. Voting "yes" Oam.pbell, Harri;3, Ivilson, SemeleJ:', Baumann, Over- turf. Voting "noli none. Thornssen anc1 Snygg absent. On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, rules I were~spended and ordinance placedon final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "Jres" Campbell, Harris, vfilson, Sander, Baumann, Overturf. Voting "noli none. Thomssen and Snygg absent. Ordinance 2341 assessment on paving Dist. 116 re- gularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Notion by Harri s, seconded by Campbell, o1""'(l:i..nance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Harr:i.s) \rfilson, SnncLer, l3aumann, Overturf. Vot:i..ng unoll none. Thomssen and Snygg absent. Motion by Harris, second.ed. by Campbell, rules viere suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finallY passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Harris, I e Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Overturf. Voting "noli none. Thomssen and Snygg absent. The Mayor advised the Council that the attorneys on the Sycamore street ul1clerpass had received print eel.. briefs and expense of same woulcl be presented along ,"Ii th the claims. Claims against the city were presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, were allowed. Roll call ballot. t~ " Voting "yes'l Campbell, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Overturf. Voting "no" none. Thomssen and Snygg absent. Motion by Harris, Council adjourned. F. S. White e I City Clerk 2-1-50 I I e e I I I e FUND To Pay Co. Treas.. Sa1;:lries Street & Alley Gas Tax S e1,ver Fund Storm Sewer Engineer Incidentals Municip;:d Pool Airport Sanitation Street Lighting Hydr;mt Penta1 Park Fund Police Fund Cemetery Fund F'ire Fund Pension Fund Paving Fund Music Fund Total Approp.. Transfer Ice Fund Water Fund L igh t Fund Sever District Paving District APPROPHIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR TO FEB. 2, 1950 APPROPRIATIONS RECEIPTS & TRAl~SFERS $4,500.00 17,500.00 40,500.00 15,533.24 51,000.00 1,680.00 37,610.00 47,500.00 6,500.00 56,140.00 35,000.00 11,500.00 6,000.00 44,04.5.00 97,340.00 30,090.00 101,4.34,.32 5,551..02 8,150.00 5,000.00 622,-5';:(3: 58 ...2'Q~Z4fJ..!.42 700,822.03 3,248.45 75,000.00 78;248:1}5 EXP~ND ED 304.64 7,947.43 19,011.79 8,310.05 20, 319 .38 3,848.86 20, 890.71 28,785.21 2,231.4.8 35,182.69 19,815.10 23,4,70.86 57,102.88 13,015.56 39,532..20 2,332.51 80,270.65 2,200.00 r? qi p\ ',-.J .,j '-.) BALlIN C t $4,195.3c 9, 552 .. 5~ 21,4.88..2J 7,22J.lS 30,680..6~ 1,079. 5S 16,719.2S 18,714,.7S 4,268.5;' 20,957.3] 15,184.9C 11,500.0C 6,000.OC 20, 574.1J 40,237.1;' 17,074.4) 61,902.1~ 3, 218. 5J 2, 879 . 3 :: .2,800.0C 384,57'2: 00 :3Ib;25 0:0: 14,762..18 87,764.25 503,444,.74 89.. 66 --13.2.1..2.23 ~,12. $1,128,196..18 Respectfully submitted, F. S.. White, Ci ty Clerk e I I I e ,~C1 ~/ '"' ",j II Grand Island, Nebr. Febr. 15, 1950 Council met in regular session, his honor, the Mayor presiding. All Councilmen present except Wilson, who was out of the City and Overturf, who was ill. A representative of the Nebraska division of CAA Mr. Hesenflow was present \'lTith the papers pertaining to the Federal grant agreement on lighting system at the airbase in which there had been a change from the northwest to southeast runways to north and south runways. After some discussion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, the grant agreement was accepted subject to the approval of the city attorney. RESOLUTION Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. SECTION 1. That the City of Grand Island, shall enter into a Grant Agreement on Project No. 9-25-051-001 forthe purpose of obtaining Feq.eral Aid in the deveTopment of the Grand Island l'1unicipal .t1.irport and that such agreement shall be set forth hereinbelow. SECTION 2. That the Mayor of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska is hereby authorized and directed to execute said Grant Agreement in sextuplicate on behalf of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to impress the official seal of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and to attest said execution. SECTION 3. That the said agreement in 4 pages, referred to hereinabove is inserted in full and as follov.!s: (no agreement left with resolution). On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, resolution was adopted. RESOLUTION Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. SECTION 1. On the basis of the low bid submitted by Henry W. Miller Company, Omaha, Nebraska, at the letting held in the office of the City Clerk of Grand Island, Nebraska, at 10:00 A.M. on January 12, 1950, the City of Grand Island shall enter into a contract with the above mentioned contractor for the construction of Project No. CAA 9-25-051-001. The Proposal and Bid for said contract being on file in the office of the City Clerk of Grand Island, Nebraska. Said project consists of fur- nishing and installing high intensity rumvay lights on N/S designated Instrument Landing Runway; furnishing and installing appurtenant power and control equipment; necessary revisions to existing airport lighting power and control equipment; and. re- habilitation of NW/SE runway lighting system. SECTION 2. That the Mayor of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, is hereby authorized and directed to execute said con- tract in quadruplicate on behalf of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and. the Ci ty Clerk is hereby authorized ancI directed to impress the official seal of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and to attest said execution. Passed ane} approved on this lEjth day of Febr., 1950. e I I I e (" ,-~_ r\ . ~,~"j t~ On motion of Sander, seconded by Thomssen, resolution was adopted. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Communication from Henningson Engineering Company with reference to funds on public works on advanced planning by the Federal Government was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, was received and placed on file. Grand Island, Nebraska. February 15, 1950 Honorable Mayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: . At your meeting of February 1, 1950 Mr. John Nielsen requested permission to remodel a business building into a resi- dence on the rear of a lot at 1004 West Sixth Street. This request was referred to the building department for consideration and I was asked to check this building and surroundings. Mr. Nielsen has a corner lot 52.8 feet by 132 feet with a large house on the front of the lot. The buildings on the rear of the lot and extending about thirteen feet over onto the lot to the west and covers a built up area of about 2344 square feet. That part of the building facing Greemvich Ave.., \'Thich Mr. Nielsen wishes to remodel into living quarters'and an annexed garage covers approximately 1108 square feet. This could be re- built into a residence by making some changes to meet the require- ment of our building code. That part directly 'vest of the proposed residence ,,,11ich covers about 756 square feet should be taken dovm as' it is not suitable type of construction for this area and might be detri- mental to, the surrounding neighborhood. By taking this part of the building down would leave a nice two stall garage out in the open some distance from the residence. This double garage is now built into the other building. This is Residence "A" area ano. is built up vvith good homes which should be talcen into consideration. Respectfully submitted, E. L. Walker Building Inspector On motion by Harris, seconded by Snygg, lives approved. Monthly report of the Airport for January was presented. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, received and placed on file. February 14, 1950 Honorable Nayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebr. Gentlemen: Attached is a report of Real Estate Auction held February 9. Copy of this report has been given to the City Attorney and he e I I I e (I (~C:i C; <.;; ~;' Has prepared Ordinances for each prospective transfer. Trusting these sales will be confirmed by your honor~ble body, F. S. White City Clerk Lot No. Blk No. 85 3 14 16 23 8 25 8 8 9 2 2 4 2 6 2 7 2 1 6-7 3 9 4 6-7 8 272 2 16 1 10 18 21 37 29 8 6 68 Addition Amt. Pricoft Pai.Q. Name I. J. Kalkowski Lee Ross Roy Johnson Roy Johnson J. F. Nitzel J. F. Nitzel C. I. Bales Lester & Etta Mapes Survivorship Lester & Etta Mapes Survivorship Lester & Etta Mapes Survivorship Mrs. Wm. Cross William Brady Roy Brakeman Max & Ruth Cornelius Survivorship " II II Belmont 32.50 6.50 II \I \I II II 3 Boggs & 60.00 30.00 Hill College 215.00 43.00 , " 215.00 43.00 " 405.00 81.00 Scarffs 510.00 102.00 College 200.00 40.00 Lamberts 75.00 15.00 2nd Lamberts 75.00 15.00 2nd Lamberts 75.00 15.00 2nd Larnberts 100.00 20.00 2nd Lamberts 50.00 50.00 2nd P. & B. 165.00 165.00 p. & B. 155.00 31.00 P. & B. 30.00 6.00 2nd Russell 125.00 25.00 Wheelel" P & B 60.00 60.00 2nd Voitles 260.00 52.00 West 180.00 36.00 Lawn Russell Wheelel'" 765.00 200.00 Chas. E. Taylor Frank Lunney " \I 23 18 ~leeler 412.50 82.50 & Bennett s ;). >-YJ-, Ed Preisendorf Harolct Cozine Motion of Campbell, seconded by Baumann, all sales were confirmed and ordinances or(lered drawn. After some discussion pertaining to hearing on beer and liquor applications, motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, all applications be received not later than 1.1arch 28. Hearing date set for April 12. Card of appreciation from the Thomssen family was read. Motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, received and placed on file. Request of the Chamber of Commerce for the use of fold- ing chai1"'8 for Horace Height and his Phillip Morr'is ShO\'i March 28 was presented. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Sander, request vias granted. e I I I e goo Peti tion for sewer in blocks 2, 3, 4 LambeJ.1S 2nd j~d.di- tion from Broaclt",ell Avenue to itJ'hi te Avenue and from Sixth street to Ninth street signed by August Jacobson and John Ross was presented. On motion of Thomssenl seconded by Snygg was referred to the Sewer Committee and Engineer Harrison. Bid of Ralph Fulton for $100 for the westerly 12 ft. of that part of Jefferson street which lies east of lot 101 block 101 Wasmers addition was presented, along with bid from George W. Bartenbach for $100 for the westerly 12 ft. of Jefferson street which lies east of lot 11 block 21 Elm Place. On motion of Harrisl seconded by Snyggl bids were referred to the City Property Committee. On motion of Harrisl seconded by Campbell that the residents who might be affected by the closing of Jefferson street between Division and Koenig be notified of hearing at the regular meeting of the Council March 1. Mutual assistance agreement by and between the city of Grand Island_ and the U. S.A. pertaining to fire fi[';hting equipment at the Ordinance plant ,,,,as presented. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Baumann that a copy of this agreement be submitted .\ to the cornmanc1ing officer at the Ordinance plan t. ((a.-. ~f'''tty Bond of Aden H. EnsleYI electrician, was presented. On motion of Sander, seconded by Baumann, was approved. Proposed lease by and between the city of Grand Island and Cates Tire Company for building identified as T-825 for $780 a year was presented. On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, was approved and Mayor authorized to sign. Proposed lease by and between the city of Grand Island and Clarence I. Cates for approximately 12 acres of ground on the airbase for $100 per ye~~ was presented. On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, lease was approved and Mayor authorized to sign. Proposed lease by and between the city of Grand Island and Marvin E. Vautravers was presented. On motion of Sandel"'l seconded by Hecrris, was approved and Mayor authorized to sign. February 15, 1950 To the Mayor and City CounCil, Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: The mendation for present time: of a building Building Code Committee makes the followingrecom- an admendment of the ordinance in force at the That permission could be given for the issuance permit for a building situated not closer than 50 ft. Qf11 ~-;- " .4. RES 0 L UTI 0 N --------~-- e I BE I'll RESOLVED BY THE IVIAYOR AND CI'lY COUNCIL OP THE CITY 01,1 Grand Island, Nebraska, that the Mayor and the City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to enter into an agree- ment for mutual assistance in the fighting of fires with the Cornhusker Ordnance Plant, a facility of the Department of the Army of the United States Government, and copy of the agreement hereto attached is hereby specifically approved. 15th day of February- , ADDOPTED AND PASSED this 1950. A TrrEST : B.J,Cuneingham Mayor, ity of Grand Island, Nebraska I Floyd S.White City Clerk On motion of Harris,seconded by Sander,Resolution was adopted, sUbject :Do approval of Commanding Officer at Ordb- nance Plant, concerning the altered agreement. I e e I I I e n n r '~I from the nearest building, and fully on railroad leased ground, and that authority is given by the railroad for such construction. Respectfully submitted, Arthur C. Thomssen J. E. Harris John Sander L. F. Campbell George T. Baumann After some discussion, the 75 ft. distance was changed to 50 ft. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Sander, committee report was approved. Grand Island, Nebraska February 15, 1950 Hon. Mayor and City Council Gentlemen: There is attached here to specifications for the purchase of one power Transformer and Substation structure which is re- quired for use at City Power Plant. Your committee on Water and Light recommend approval of the specifications and engineer's estimate -($15,000.00). We further recommend that the City Clerk be instructed to adver- tise for bids for same. Bids to be publicly opened at 8 o'clock P.M., March 15, 1950. Each bid to be accompanied by a Bidder's bond or certified cheek in an amount of not less than 5% of the bid. Lafe Campbell Arthur C. Thomssen George T. Baumann R. E. Snygg Committee On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, was approved. e I I I e (). /~ () ,....' ~,: ~.) RES 0 L UTI 0 N 'Z.. WHEREA S , Almighty (-'1 ... \.1-0d wisdom and mercy has seen fit to in Ii i s call from his labors on earth, to everlasting refres1@ent in Paradise the soul of our departed friend and neighbor', John 'l'homsson, and V'mEREA~), because of his many years of devotee, service as an agriculturist, businessman, legislator, county and city official, his ]:lassing bl'lngs to this community a most distinct IOf3s. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUIICIL OF 'J"IIE CI'l'Y OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: t1::m t we expre s s to the bereaved members of his family our sincere sympathy; and that we here and now in regular session assenbled dedicate a portion of this meeting to his memory. BE IT FUHTEER RESOLVED that copies of this Resolution be furnished to the members of 11is family who mourn his departure and that the same be spread upon the minutes of our proceedings. Respectfully submitted this fifteenth day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty. B. J. Cunningham I\~ayor Janeral E. Harris John Sander George T. Ba~mann R. E. Snygg Lafe Campbell Members of the City C8uncil On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, resolution was adopted. e I I I e q (1, ,;[ v ,.1 ....: RES 0 L UTI 0 N ~----- WH[~REAS, on the 19th day of l!iay, 19 4:E3, the Llayor and Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, paEised and approved OrdinG.nce "T <)C.'lr' 't.,., pn ..~ ",. ',)., t "i-ii-lll ""...' 1 ,L'O. ,~,-., <..) crea l...1b ccvJ.nl::;> -'-lS rlC -')( , V\,..clC 1 said ordinance provided that certain alleys be re-paved and that storm sewers be installed for draining said alleys, and \"Il-mrmli.S, the alleys to be re-paved in said paving distI'ict were described as follows: The alley between 01'0. Street and South :c':I'ont Street from the west property line of Kimball Avenue to the east property line of Sycamore Street; from the west property line of Sycamore Street to the east property line of Pine Street and from the west property line of Pine Street to the east property line of Locust street; the alley between 2nd Street and OI'd Street from the west property line of Sycamore Street to a linG Sixtv-six (66) feet east v of the east property line of Pine Street; from the west property line of Locust Street to the east property line of Vfueeler Avenue and from tIle we st p:C'ope:t:'t's. line of Wheeler Avenue to the eastpI'onerty line of - . ~ Walnut Street, and WLEREAS, tl.:e City of Grand Island entered into a contract with the Dialnond Lngineer:Lng Company for the re-paving of the alleys herein described and pursuant to the terms thereof all of the alleys in said paving district were re-paved except that portion of the alley lying between ord and Front Streets in Blocks 54 and 55 of the original town, extending from the east property line of Locust Street to the west property line of Sycamore Street, and ':!IiEHEA S , J a:m,8 sA. chelson of the Ci ty of Grand J.sland filed C'lD action in the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska to enjoin the Ci ty of' Grand Island from completinf!;: said Pavinc District //-111 and because of this pending litigation, the contractor, the Diamond ~ngineerinG Gon~any by letter addressed to the Dayor and Gouncil of the City of Grand Island, dated December 31st, 1949, offered to c~ncel that part of said contract providing for the I'epaving of said alley lying between ord and ont Streets in Block 54 and 5f:. of the oI'iginal town, extend:Lnc; from the east property line of Locust Street to the west property line of Sycamore Street, and e I I I e 11}: (} rj RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) WHEREAS, because of the pending litigation it is deemed advisable that the offer of the said Diamond :8ngineerin['; Company be accepted and that that part of said contract referring to the re-pavint; of the said alley be cancelled. THEHEJ:I'ORE, BE rr HESOLVED BY THE liII\.YOR AND COUNCIL of the Ci t~r of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the offer of the Diamond Bngineering Company con tained in its letter to the I,layor and CounCil, cia ted Dec,:;rnber 31, 1949, be and the same is hereb"y accepted; that said letter be and the same is hereby attached to this Resolution and made a part hereof; that that partion of the contract existing be- tween the City of Grand Island, Nebras];;:a and the said Di8.ljlOnd ~ngineering Company for the re-paving of the alley lying between 3rd and Pront Streets in Blocks 54 and 55 of the original town, extending from the east property line of Locust Street to the west property line of S~rcanlore Street be and the same is hereby cancelled and that the cancellation of that part of said contI'act relieve the contrac tor, the Diamond En~sj.neering Company of any and all liabili ty for the construction of that part of said alley. BE IT :Ei'URTHER HESOLVED that the City. Clerk be and he is hereby ordered and directed to forward to the said Diamond :8n[;1noering Company and to Hay L. I-IarI'i son, Ci ty Lngineer, a certif'iod copy of this ResolutIon. Respectfully submitted this 15th day of February, 1950. J. E. Harris Street and Alley Committee On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, resolution was adopted. Ordinance 2342 sale of lot 8, block 7, Woodbine, to C. J. Cords for $1400 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. 0(' c' <(I'U Voting "no" none. Absent Wilson and. Overturf. Motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were sus- pended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. e I Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting "no" none. Absent Wilson & Overturf. Block 10 Ordinance 2343 sale of lots 6 and 7/Packer & Barr Addition to Roy Brakeman for $165 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting "no II none. Absent vlilson & Overturf. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting "no" none. Absent vlilson and Overturf. Ordinance 2344 sale of lot one, bloc~ one, Lamberts 2nd Addition to William Brady for $50 was regularly passed by I the Council and si3ned by the mayor. On motion of Harri s, seconded by Sander, orclinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Ba;umann, Snygg. Voting "no" none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Bapmann, Snygg. Voting IInoll none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. . Ordinance 2345 sale of lot 7, block 2, Lamberts 2nd addition to Mrs. Wm. Cross for $100 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the mayor. I e On motion of Harris; seconded by Sander, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, BaliImann, Snygg. Voting "no" none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting "no" none. Absent Wilson anel Overturf. e I 90 '?' Orcl1nance 2346 sale of lot 9, block 18, Oollege AclcUtion to West Lawn, to C. I. Bales for $200 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance v-Tas placed on fir'st reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes Campbell, Thornssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomseen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. Ordinance 2347 sale of lot 3, block 3, Boggs & Hill to Lee Ross for $60. ~llJas regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. I On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. I e Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. Ordinance 2348, sale of lot 85, Belmont Addition to I. J. Kalkowski for $32.50 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, San(le1", Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson anet Overturf. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. Ordinance 2349, sale of lot 8, block 29, ColleLe Addi- tion for $405.00 and lot 8, block 8, Scarffs for $510.00 to J. R. Nitzel was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. e I I I e i, Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. Ordinance 2350, sale of lots 6 and 7, block 29, Packer .f'. and Barrs 2nd Addition to Charles E. Taylor for ~60.00 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Votihg no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. On motion of Harris, seconcled by Sancler, rules 'VTere suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumenn, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. Ordinance 2351, sale of lot 2, block 16, Russell Wheelers Addition to Ed Preisendorf for $765.00 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, Ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sand.er, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally pas sed.. Roll call ballot. Voting ye a, Campbell, Thoms sen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. Ordinance 2352, sale of lot 6, block 68, Wheeler and Bennetts Addition to Harold Cozine for $412.50 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, Ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. On motion ~Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were e I I I e s~ (~' ~ suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sand.er, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. Ord.inance 2353, sale of lots 2, 4, and 6, Block 2, Lamberts 2nd A(ldition to Lester Mapes and Etta L. Mapes, for $225.00 Was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Samler, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent tHlson and Overturf. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. Ordinance 2354, sale of lots 14 and 16, block 23, College Addition to West Lawn to Roy Johnson for $430.00 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance 'Ii,ras placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sand.er, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. Ordinance 2355, sale of lot 3, block 18, Packer & Barrs 2nd Addition for $155.00; lot 9, block 21, Packer & Barrs 2nd Addition for &~30.00; lot 4, block 37, Russel Wheelers Aclclition for $125.00 to Max J. Cornelius and. Ruth Con1eliu8 ~\Tas regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance "Jas placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harr'is, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage andfinally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent '\I1ilson ane} Overturf. e I I I e (\ \_: Ordinance 2356, sale of lot 8, block 8, Voitles Addition $260 for $180 and lot 272 \vest Lawn/to Frank Lunney was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance was placed. on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally pas sed. Roll call ballot. Voti ng ye s, Carnpbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sand.er, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson ana. Overturf. Ordinance 2357, creating paving district 124 on West Louise street Was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sandel", Baumann" Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson anc1 Overturf. Harris reported that the cost of snow removal was , '. approximately ~~500. Also that the traffic light had been installed on Broadwell. February 15, 1950 To the Mayor and City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska Dear Sirs: The fire committee makes the following recommendation as pay scale for the fire department: First year men, Second year men Thereafter Unit riders Unit driver Captains Truck drivers Asst. Chief II II Chief $170.00 175.00 185.00 190.00 195.00 195.00 190.00 210.00 227.50 235.00 per month II II II II II II II II II Effective as of February 15, 1950 Very truly yours, L. F. Campbell Fire Committee - Geo. T. Baumann R. E. Snygg Arthur C. Thomss-en e I I I e () 1 I ~; I.. ~ .,~., .~. .-~ After some discussion pertaining to increased salaries and the responsibility of the present council ceasing in six to eight weeks, action was held over. Snygg presented figures on burglar insurance for the offices in the City Hall. After some discussion, was referred to the committee and C. W. Burdick. Snygg made inquiry as to the installation of signal light on Jackson Street. He was informed that same would be placed as soon as weather opens. Campbell mentioned the Ice, Water and Light employees had requested the Mayor an(} council anI} their wives to attend the farewell dinner for Ray Ault to be held Febr. 23 at the Stratton Hotel at 7:30 P.M. C. W. Burdick advised the Council he had received a check through the mail for water service and nothing to a!)p1y on sewer service fees. After some discussion, on motion of Camp- bell, seconded by Snygg, was referred to the Mayor, City Attorney and C. W. Burdick with power to act in the collection or filing suit. Discussion pertaining to gas tank at the airbase which is to be used at the city power plant. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, was referred to C. W. Burdick and his committee with power to act. Harry 1-icConley appeared before the council v.r1 th request to operate garbage route, same being referred to Kinnison. After some discussion as to new fire station on north side, on motion of Harris, secono.ed by Sander, tha t the city engineer be instructed to contact the fire chief as to the size of the building and needs of the department for north side fire station. The engineer to make plans, specifications and estimates. The Mayor advised the City Council he had received a letter from the Public Housing stating it would be impossible to i", make a transfer of Broadwell Courts to the City. Claims were presented. On motion of Sander, seconded by Thoms sen, '\.IJere allO't'll'ed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Wilson and Overturf. Cleim of Wolbach Sons for $433.70, balance due on band uniforms was presented. e I I I e () ,.t (~i ......': j. ,(.') On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, claim was allowed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Absent Wilson and Overturf. Voting no, none. Motion of Harris, Council adjourned. F. S . Whit e City Clerk 2-15-50 e I I I e n '~) ;') March 1, 1950 Grand Island,Nebr. Council met in regular session, his Honor, tlle Mayor presiding. All Councilmen present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Written protest of Ralph and Vera Fulton pertaining to the closing of Jefferson street between Division and Koenig was read. Also oral complaints from Wally Kemp, Dr. Zuspan, Kurt Krueger, were heard. After some discussion, on motion of Snygg, seconded by Campbell, that there be no further action taken pertaining to the closing of Jefferson Street. Motion carried. Mr. Kemp expressed words of appreciation for the action of the Council. Rudy O'Neill made complaint about portion of street at 18th and Huston on account of poor drainage south of State st. Letter from R. D. Herzog thanking the Council for the use of buildings at the airbase for the American Legion Mid-winter conference was read. On motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, was received and placed on file. Petition from Herman and Belva Jungclaus for the re- zoning of" lot 10, block 6, Bonnie Brae Addition vIaS read. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Wilson, hearing date was set Ior March 15, at 7:45 P.M. Request from Charlie 1'1ache for the disconnection of blocks 2, 3. and 4, West View Addition from the city of Grand Island was read. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, was referred to the City Attorney and City Property Committee. Request from D. H. and Evelyn G. Meves for the creation of water main district in Joehnck Road from 1<1emorial Drive to Meves Avenue and Meves Avenue in Joehnck Road to Cherry street was presented. After some discussion, on motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, was referred to the water committee with instructions to prepare ordinance. Protest pertaining to the prwing of '\irest Louise street with 180 signatures with sufficient signers to cause ordinance to be repealed was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, that the district be dissolved. A})plic8.tion from James \v["l"ren Knight for employment ~~+~ +~n n4+" woe "~pgpntp~_ On motion of Harrist seconded by n' ,; Lj~. Wilson, received and placed on file. Report from the Sanitation Department for the month of February was presented. On motion of Snygg, seconded by Harris, was approved and placed on file. e I Bonds of Ray Nullen, electrician, and 1rHlliams Plumbing Company, plumbers, were presented. On motion of Sander, the bonds be approved. After some discussion pertaining to the case against Williams, Sander withdrew his motion and moved that the bond of Ray Mullen, electrician be approved. Seconded by Campbell. Proposed lease by artd between the City of Grand Island, and Hall County Farmers Educational Union for building identified as T-14 was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf was approved and the Mayor authorized to sign. Proposed lease by and between the City of Grand Island and Evelyn Tyma for restaurant building identified as T-ll along with fixtures installed was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, lease was approved. Proposed lease by and bet'\l1Teen the oi ty of Grand Ishmd. I and Charles A. Burns for buildings identified. as T-835 and T-858 was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, was approved. Proposecl lease by and between the oi ty of Grand Isle,nd and C. M. Peterson and T. S~ Maloney for building identified as T-815 was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander "\flaS aPP1"'oved and the mayor authorizea. to sign. I e (' , .'.' "..,..' '... ./ RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- e I WHEREAS, on the 21st day of December, 1949, the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island, passed and approved Ordinance No. 2337 assessing the benefits accruing to the real estate in Paving District No. 108, and WHEREAS, in said Ordinance there appeared the following assessments; NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT -- Harry Switzer Fr 9 13 Fairview Park tp;146. 32 Harry Switzer N "15.5IFr 10 13 It II 93.36 Ronald A. & Ora M. Irvine Fr 8 2 Wallichls 218.13 Ronald A. & Ora M. Irvine Fr 9 2 It 272.75 Ronald A. & Ora M. Irvine Fr 10 2 It 151.60 and I WHEREAS, errors were made in assessing said lands above describe .and the tax records of the City Treasurer should be changed and amended. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE lWAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the said lots, tracts and parcels of land be and the same are hereby described and reassessed as follows: I e NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AM01JNT Harry Swi tzer Fr 9 13 Fairview Park di>80 07 'H' u.o Harry Switzer Fr 10 13 II It 99.04 Harry Switzer N24' 8 2 Wal1ich's 2.31 Harry Switzer N30' 9 2 II 75.95 Harry Switzer N6' 10 2 It 1.82 Ronald A. & Ora M. Irvine S85'Fr 8 2 tl 213.88 Ronald A. & Ora M. Irvine S85'Fr 9 2 n 255.81 Ronald A. & Ora M. Irvine S85'Fr 10 2 n 128.42 Ronald A. & Ora M. Irvine 5;22 'Fr 10 1.3, F. .Il Park 16.04 alrVlew e I I I e o/I@ RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized, ordered and directed to change and.amend his tax records in accordance with the provisions of this Resolutipn; that the special assessments herein levied be a lien upon the real estate herein described from and after the 21st day of December, 1949; that said special assessments be collected and paid as in the cases of other special assessments. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer, a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submi tted this 1st day of March, 1950. .r E. Hnl"ri s Allan Overturf street and Alley ~ornmittee Mr. Burdick mentioned that he had received inquiry from HI'S. Hiatt pertaining to s8.1e of portion of lots 6 and 7 in block 9, Bakers Addition. After some discussion as to the probable sale price and the anticipatec1 use for vJhich the city might have for same, on motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, Council declined to make sale. Renewal agreement by and bet'Heen the city of Granel Island. ancl the Public Housing Administration pertaining to fire and police protection was presented. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Snygg, contract agreement was approved. The agreement by and between the city of Grand Island and the U. S. of America Ordinance plant having been approved by Lt. Col. Clarence V. Bigger, commanding officer, was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, was approved and the Mayor authorized to sign. e I I I e (it .-' '"'"v Mr. Burdick mentioned request from the church at tV-arms for reduction in electric rates, explaining that if SDffie be granted to the church it 't\Toulcl have to be granted on the same proportionate basis to all users in the area. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was referred back to C. W. Burdick for further study. On motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, board of equalization on gravel Dist. 23 was set for March 15, 1950. Bid of Abrahamson Supply Company of $960 for lot 23, block 16, Ashton place, was presented. After some discussion which brought out that up to date the city had received no deed and that taxes for recent years had not been checked. Bid was held over. Harris mentioned the fact there are some 12 ft. alley in the 'tvest and northwest part of the city irJhich need some 'Vwrk. Stating that the equipment now ownecl by tb.e city is too big to work the8ealley~ and suggested that smaller piece of equipment be leased or rented for that purpose. On motion of Overturf, seconded by Campbell, Harris was given authority to rent machine necessary to work said areas. Wilson stated he had received information from the CAA advising that it was satisfactory with them for the renting or leasing of a large oil tank at the airbase to the Water and Light Department for $25. Wilson made a motion that the 9ity attorney prepare a lease agreement for the Water and Light Dept. for rental on tank at d~0G -.Hi (v v per month. Secon~ed by Campbell. Wilson advised the council Borne person had complained as to the condition of premises leased to the poultry raisers at the airport stating he thought same should have been made to him instead of the sheriff. Snygg mentioned the rest rooms vl1'11ich the council had favored as per petitions presented by several persons of this city and surrounding area and made a motion that as soon as weather conditions permit, work proceed for the construction of said rest rooms, estimated cost of $3500 to $4000. After some discussion, Harris expressed the opinion that an itemized list of materials needed should be made anc1 same should be aCl.vertised for bids. On motion of' Campbell, seconc_8d by Harris, that trle ~o"~mmonA~~1nn ~p mA~A tn t~p tn-cnminq council that rest rooms e I I I e 1/ '5 should be constructed. Motion carried. Snygg resented. Fire committee report pertaining to salary increases as presented Fabr. 15 was again presented. After some discuB- sian, motion by Snygg, seconded by Harris, that the council feels that tIle firemen are entitled to a substantial increase in salary and that the council recommend that the committee report be referred to trle Fire Committee. Motion carried. Snygg resented. At this time Snygg reauested roll call ballot. Voting no, Thomssen, Baumann, Snygg. Voting yes, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Overturf. Pass, Campbell. Baumann made report pertaining to the police school that had been held here in the city and representatives of various places in the state and felt that the school seemed to be a perfect suocess. Baumann stated he had received a complaint from the Sewing Machine Company at 317 N. Pine pertaining to parking place. Stating he had received several tickets from parking meter man on account of the fact that he had no place for loading and unloading. The Council recommended same be referred to the Police Committee for investigation. The Mayor advised the council that Ernie Frank had a piece of vacant ground between California and Locust st~eet on ~n1ich there had been offers for rental but stating he would prefer that the council take over the grounds, rental free basis except mO'lrJing of ll\]'e~'df$, for playgrouncl 8.n(l ball park. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Wilson, the offer of Ernie Frank was accepted.. Kinnison advised the council that Harry Anderson had a garbage body for truck and that he would sell same to the city for $275. After some discussion, on motion of Snygg, seconded by Wilson, offer was accepted, same to be applied against a bill owed by Mr. Anderson . Mr. Fransen from York had requested Mr. Kinnison for milk inspection in the area of York. After some discussion, Kinni son reconElenc1ed that the authority be grant ed, provicling it was agreeable with the State Health Dept. and would comply 'lrJi th the Home Rule Charter. After some dlscussion, on motion of Snygg, seconded by Wilson, was referred back to Kinnison for further e I I I e s~ 1 ~-) details and to report back. Invitation from a company having a seminar in Beloit, Wis. who has sent out invitations to certain indi~iduals in this area to attend said convention, hotel expenses paid by the company; the only expense to the city would be transportation to and from (proposed round trip $29.30). On motion of Snygg, seconded by Thomssen, consent of the council for Mr. Kinnison to attend said seminar March 25, 26, 27. Kinnison made reference to turnover of restaurant owners in the city of Grand Island stating that when collections for fees Was made, the collection was for a year, and especially at this time of the year on sale of a restaurant, according to restaurant ordinance, fee for a full year should be collected. He also stated that he. felt that if collection for six months were to be made, all parties concerned would be better satisfied. On motion of Harris, seconded by Baumann, city attorney was instructed to prepare o1"(11nance pertaining to collection of fees on restaurant a11<1 eating and drinking places. Baumann mentioned that he felt that there should be posts placed around the Elks block to keep cars and trucks from dri ving over sidewall): and curbs. Aft er some di scus sion, Baumann 1j;Jas instructed to contact the engineer to have posts placed so that there be no entrance or exit except at plaqes for the regular drive-in. Campbell mentioned he had received requests from re8i- dents of the Third Ward for seed and planting of trees in the way of beautifying Pier Park. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Harris, Supt. be instructed to begin work as soon as possible, in the way of preparing the ground for seed and planting of trees and shrubbery. ). The mayor mentioned he had received an offer of $60 from Niemann for the old band uniforms. After some discussion, no action was taken. Ordinance 2358 repealing sub-section A, section 179, Article 6 of Ordinance 1143, pertaining to buildings to be con- structed in the fire zone, was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, ordinance e I I I e n was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg, Overturf. Voting no, none. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen,rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage Bnd finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, 'itTilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg, Overturf. Voting no, none. Claims against the city were presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, were allowed as read. Roll call 1blallot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, 1;Hlson, 8arid~er, Baumann, Snygg, Overturf. Voting no, none. On motion of Wilson, council adjourned. F'. S. i^lhi te City Clerk 3-1-50 e I I I e n \)1 (..~'t Grand Island,Nebraska 11arch 8, 1950 Council met as special called by the Mayor. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. All Councilmen present except Harris, Snygg and Campbell, Mr. Walker, Building Inspector, made reference to the permits for construction of double duplex at 1804 West Second Street and read various portions of the building code and stated that the fire 'frall should be extended through the roof as required by the code. Councilmen present approved the situation as being two separate buildings. Motion by Thomssen, seconded by Wilson. Proposed le8se by and bet,tJeen ttle ci ty of Grancl Inland and Omaha Cold Storage for 37 buildings together with improve- ments, for a term of one year from April 1, 1950 to March 1, 1951 for $6148 was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Over- turf, the lease was approved and the Mayor authorized to sign. The agreement with Leo Stuhr pertaining to sewer ditch was brought up. After some discussion, was referred to Mr. Burdick to make report to the Council on March 15. Petition for paving in First street from Clay to Blain signed by G. V. Nelson, Lucille Glover and others, was presented and held over until next meeting. On motion of Wilson, secondecl by Thomasen, city Treasurer was authorized to purchase $25,000 in bonds from the Fire Pension Fund subject to the approval of the full Council but for Mr. Johrde to go ahead and negotiate purchase of bonds. Claim of Harold Prince for services on Sycamore Street underpass was presented and hel(l over until regular meeting. On motion of Overturf, meeting adjourned. A. C. Thomssen :J-Sf1/t ,. Acting Clerk 3- 8- 50 e I I I e 425;183:"31 275;-638:-22 16,717..35 93,654.39 55.3,4..38.08 89. 66 137.566.25 $1,226,649.54 APPROPRIATION SAND EXP tTJ\JDITURES FOR FIE;CAL YEAR TO MAHCH 2, 1950. FLJND APPHOPHIATION S RSCEIPTS & TR.Al\l SF 8RS EXP @JDED To Pay Co. Treas. $4,500.00 $304..64 Salaries 17,500.00 9,017.1i-3 Street & Alley 40,500.00 20,673.67 Gas Tax 15,53.3.24 9,320./y6 [jewel' Fund 51,000.00 25,329.80 Storm Sev,er 1,680..00 3,908.87 3,248.45 Engh:;eer 37,610.00 47,500.00 6,500.00 2,239.1;,,8 Incidentals 24,243.88 32,1-}85.81 Municipal Pool Airport 56,140.00 35,000.00 11,500.00 6,000.00 44, OLl,5. 00 97,340..00 30,090.00 24;,637.80 64,858.32 1.3,861.72 46,178.14 40,009.52 Sani tation 22,269.87 street Lighting Hydrant Rental P['irk Fund Police Fund Cemetery Fund Fire Fund 101,434...32 5,551..02 2,721.27 Pension Fund Paving Fund 8,150.00 5,000.00 b22,573.58 78~~ 700,822.03 75,000.00 80,92.3 .13 Music Fund 2,200.00 Total Approp. Transfers 78,248.45 Ice Fund Water Fund Light Fund Sewer District Paving District Respectfully submitted, F. S. 1;1Jhi te, City Clerk. t r'>, C', , BALANCE :$;4, 19 5 . 36 8,1:.82.57 19,826.33 6,212.78 25,670.20 1,019.58 13,366.12 15,0111, .19 4,260.52 16,130.4,8 12,730.13 11,500.00 6,000.00 19,1j,07.20 32 , 481 . 68 16,228.28 55,256.18 2,829.75 2,226.87 2,800.00 {"',~ C"" (>" ,,> <;) March 15, 1950 Grand Islanct, Nebr. Council met as board of equalization on Gravel e I District 23. Meeting called to order by Mr. Harris, president of the Council in the absence of tb.e }Ilayor. All councilmen present except Thomssen and Overturf. I I e fl0 RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF e I GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of the construction of Gravel District No. 23 to be the total sum of $ $629'.51 ; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $ 6221.51 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- ~ George F. & Gertrude F. Pu~i N73' 1 e I Marvin J. & Grace D. Rader S5$' 1 Charles H. Justice Joseph R. Fulton M. R. Lane & Edna M. Lane 8 5 LOT BLOCK 5 5 2 5 7 5 School District of Grand Island 1 20 School District of Grand Island 2 20 School District of Grand Island 5 20 School District of Grand Island 6 20 School District of Grand Island 7 20 School District of Grand Island 8 20 Harvey F. & Gladys K. Nelson W22' 3 21 Rudolph J. & Rena Rehnke Ella J. Braun E44' 3 21 S43'-W6l' 4 I Walter L. Farris Sr. & Gladys O. N89'-W45' 4 21 21 Harvey F. & Gladys K. Nelson NI9'-E2l' & 343'-E5' 4 21 P. A. & Caroline Pedersen Harry E. & Sophia N. Obermiller Peter Janes W33.5' Aenes T. King E32.5' Thelma Fredericks Jessie H. Stalker 826.15'-N82' 1 Roy O. & Ida B. McMullin 850' 1 William Frazell N55.35' ~ John J. Ross I e Anna M. Jones Anna M. Jones w.1.. 2 Sena Jones E,;h 2 Sena Jones Warren W. & Ida E. Marsh S72' Robert N. & Adelia Beberniss N60' Harold Strasser 5 6 21 21 7 21 21 7 g 21 22 22 2 22 22 22 22 22 22 5 6 6 7 'i 22 (; 22 3 23 ADDITION 2 r~ ('l., ~'.,<' , ! II Original Town ~~2. 55 AMOUN' ~= n tt If 1/ If If II ff " II II n fI If II It It 11 " Nagy's fI II " II fI ff " " " II II 2.07 1.98 1.98 4.62 4.62 1.98 3.30 3.30 5.28 II II If " If It It It If 7.92 It .66 It 1.32 1.50 If II 2.22 " 1.05 7.92 " II 5.28 " 1.68 1.62 II " 3.30 .91 1.75 1.96 1.98 3.30 1.65 1.65 5.28 4.&33 3.15 1.98 R E 3 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- ~ Harold J. & Ruth Landis 342 ' 4 e I Dorothy Merle Toom N90'-W44' & 318'-N90'-E22' Edi th Morrow N72 ' -E22 ' Edith Anderson N38.3' F'rank J. & Avalon A. Rasmassen 393.7' 5 23 Henry Walker Ethel May Lesh W2/3 & 31/6-El/3 I C. B. & Q. Railroad Company C. B. & Q. Railroad Company C. B. & Q. Railroad Company C. B. & ~. Railroad Company C. B. & Q. Railroad Company C. B. & Q. Railroad Company C. B. & Q. Railroad Company C. B. & Q. Railroad Company Catherine Bennett Ethel May Leah Rosa E. Roush Katie Williamson Williams & Fred Williams Demetros Chronopulos Demetros D. & Creno Chronopulos Anna Dickman E..J:.. 2 Ross Fisher 1[{b. 2 Asa M. & Mary E. Watkins 3 Elmer E. Haggard & Margaret K. Heim 4 I e Denzil C. & Frances L. Jenkins Emil H. & Anna L. Becker LeRoy C. Brown LeRoy C. Brown Jeanne McMullen Gladys E. Robbins Estate of Martin Ott El/3 ( con' t) LOT BLOCK 23 4 23 4 23 5 23 6 23 7 23 24 24 24 5 6 7 8 24 25 25 25 25 1 2 :3 4 2 26 3 26 26 4 5 6 1 2 2 26 26 27 27 27 27 27 7 27 $ 27 1 2 3 4 5 2$ 28 2$ 28 2$ ADDITION. Nagy's It 11 If tt " " II " It If It tt n If n If tt Original 'l'own II n tt II n II II n n 11 n II It II " " tt ff " " n tI It 3 {'\ ;~ r; AMOUNT $,1. 47 2.35 .90 1.93 5.99 5.28 2.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 5.2~ 7.92 If 4.62 1.98 7..92 2.64 2.64 3.30 3.30 1.9$ 4.62 tt 3.30 3.30 " 5.213 7.92 1.13 !lESOLUTIOE ~ e I Margaret R. & Erma A. Am1an Estate of Martin Ott Jennie Finch Frank J'. & Mildred E. Pedersen Orville A. & Margaret Roe Valentine & Mary Svoboda B. J. Cunningham LeRoy 6. Brown W 2/3 W 1/3 E 2/3 E56' WIO' Estate of F. N. Rask E22'-S~0' Frank J. & Mildred E. Pedersen E22' -IJ52 , Kate F. Kraber W2/3 Estate of F. N. Rask W26'-S80' e E40'-S80'& Frank J. M Mildred E. Pedersen N52' 8 I Estate of Patrick J. Minner Estate of Patrick J. Minner 1 Carl & Frieda Knickrehm ~arl & Frieda Knickrehm Bertha Pankratz Edward Bader Otto Klarr & Lillie K. Klarr Rena Spangenberg Henry & Elizabeth Hilker Nellie Wilcox Anna & Carl F. Stoltenberg Frank J. & Lydia C. Zamzow Frank J. & Lydia C. Zamzow I e Emma Milisen Emma Milisen Emma Milisen Emma Milisen William Plulmner & Wife William Plummer & Wife Frank E. & Donald I. Olsen City of Grand Island N44' S88' E23' W43' ( con It) 1Q! BLOCK 5, 28 6 6 1 2 28 28 29 29 3 29 29 3 4 29 29 7 7 29 29 29 29 7 2 3 31 31 51 4 31 1 2 3 4 5 5 6 7 ~ 5 6 7 32 32 32 32 17 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 8 1 2 44 44 2 44 7 44 4. ADDITIDON f'1.l~ .-'..J .',' <; .( Original Town $3.49 AMOUNil ---- ----_.. -- ---- It It tI 1I It 1I n 1I fI " " It fI, 1I 1I fI It tI 1I It " n 1I 1I n It It " " " fI 1I It It " .66 , 1.32 fI 7.92 fI 5.28 2.80 n It .50 3.30 .40 " " " .26 1.32 ' " " .72 n 3.90 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 " It It It II " 3.30 It 3.30 '3.30 .66 II fI II 2.64 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 tt It " fI It " 1I It 4.62 .69 " It 1.29 It 1.98 RES01UTION e I ~ City of Grand Island Effie N. Watson Paul Anderson N!-S! S1-.._S1-.. 2 2 Orva P. & Tracey P. McCurdy Pete S. Hansen N-;!,. 2 Darline Caroline Lesh Ruth S. Wahlquist & Howard G. Pratt Ethel May Lesh Ethel May Lesh Roy Houchin 8cscP Martha Wade N44' Roy Houchin Martha Wade 888' N44'-W50' Lloyd C. & Susie J. Kissel Fred Richard Johnson I Union Pacific Railroad Company Union Pacific Railroad Company (con't) LOT BLOCK - e 44 45 ADDITION 5 :8: /~~: ,';~.,; II II II " 1/ rr " It II II " " II II " II AMOUN'I Original Town$4.62 tI tI " " II II II " tI II II II n II II n n " It fl tt fl It tI " II It 1.98 1.16 1.16 2.31 1.9$ 4.62 4.62 1.98 3 4 4 4 45 45 45 1I tI II II II II II II 3.08 3 47 47 II 1.54 1.32 4 5 6 '47 47 1I It .66 4.62 1.98 1.98 4.62 5 45 45 " II II II Charles Vern Heaton & Esther M. Heaton 1 128 Union Pacific Railroad 2nd 7.92 5 6 45 6 45 1 46 46 46 46 2 3 4 Charles Vern Heaton & Esther M. Heaton Ell' 2 128 John & Gladys Rasmussen W55' 2 128 Clarence E.&LaVetta Seymore E50' NaO'-W16' 3 12$ Laura Adair 3 128 Richard V. & Anna L. Evans S52'-W16' 3 128 Richard V. & Anna L. Evans 852' 4 128 Laura Adair NIO(", 4 128 D. E. & Lyma L. Watts I e Harold N. & Blma C. Whitt LeRoy C. Brown Ethel M. Bosler Henry & Anna M. Schimmer Ella J. Braun N501-S69.8' 7 128 8 128 1 129 2 129 3 129 4 129 1.21 4.07 .64 2.50 .16 .68 2.64 1.98 4.62 7.92 5.28 5.28 2.30 11 E a 0 L UTI 0 N NAME Robert L. Lester N62.2' e I Harold N. & Elma C. Whitt S19.8' Edmond F. Van Trump & Alice M. Van Trump Val & Minnie E. Pullen Harry & Marie Wiese Lo la M. & Erne s t L. JiValker Raymond G. Stolle Henry & Maggie Schlieker William A. & Agnes M. uabler W 1/2 E 1/2 S88' Richard K. & Minna Stepprites N44' (con't) ~ BLOCK Martha Smentowski 1 Charles S. & Mattie M. Crabtree 2 Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints 3 I Harry C. & Etta J. Ogden Ella F. & Laura A. Woodward C. P. & Anna Habig Corinne & John Wilson Edward M. & Anna Lee Young Theodore & Opal Aye Arthur G. Schroeder Lawrence & Mary A. Marshall Gerhardt & Minnie Renken Everett & Dorothy G. Hobbs Grace M. Edwards-widow et al J. F'loyd & Anna Mae Stogdell I e Roy Houchin Vincenese L. Brix S80' N52' s-k 4 N-~- 4 2 Theodora R. Morrow 5 Alva J., Iran W. & Joseph S. & Edna Seymour Effie E. Geer William S. & Mildred E. Bailey 129 4 4 129 5 129 6 6 129 129 7 129 8 129 7;;; 133 8 133 8 133 130 130 4 130 130 5 130 130 6 7 130 8 130 8 130 132 132 3 4 5 1 2 3 132 133 133 133 133 133 133 6 1 2 133 134 134 ADDITION Union Pacific Railroad 2nd n " n " n " II II " If " fI " If " " " " 11 " 11 " " " " n " n If If " " If " n II n n fI n " If " n If n If " If II " " " tl " 11 II " f1 " oo~~, ~f '~l AMOUN'l <11'4 45 'if . 1.17 4.62 .99 .99 1.98 4.62 9.2$ a.sa ~.3:e 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 4.62 1.98 1.98 2.80 1.&32 1.98 4.62 7.92 4.62 1.98 1.98 2.31 2.31 7.92 5.28 4.62 1.98 RES 0 L UTI 0 N (conft) ---------- NAME Lottie Mae Alton E33' e I Laura Johansen & husband W33' Estate of Soren Nielsen Willis H. & Edna C. Sinnard N49.3f Chris Rasmussen 882.7' Orval ~. Voorhees Louie L. & H. Bernice McColley Joe &; Emma Cupp Elmer E. Brown Alvah C. & Inez F. Stahlnecker Bertha M. Trebilcock, wife Amelia Knipphalls Elj3 G. C. Cover &; wife wl 2 K!. 2 S66'-W44' 5 I Reinie Wiesner & Gladys Ehlers N66'-W44' 5 Wl/3 6 E2/3 6 Amelia Knipphalls Rosie A. Franssen Lucille Glover E3f-S-i 7 Freudolph & Marie A. Larsen W63'-St &; N66'-E3' 7 Gus H. &; Dolores Mettenbrink N76f Lucille Glover 8 Cecil R. & Eloise G. Matheson 856' Charles &; Louise Noaks Bruce Hiddleson John Sims I e Ida M. King Helen Jacobs Gilbert & Reah Roach Estate of Ellen Brooks Agnes Stange N59' Marie Nielsen S73' Paul A. & Mildred McCormick E33' Louise Katherine C. Busboom W33' LOT BLOCK - 3 134 3 134 134 134 134 4 5 5 6 7 134 134 8 134 1 135 2 135 135 2 5 1~?5 135 135 135 135 135 1 1 2 135 135 141 141, 141 7 III 1~1 8 1 2 3 142 142 142 142 4 5 5 6 6 142 142 142 142 ADDITION Union Pacific Railroad Co. 2nd " 11 11 " If II If II If II !I fI " II fl II II II II fI 11 II II II tl II It fl 11 " " " If II If " " If " II II 11 fl " " II fl " II II " 11 " " fl " It If " " " fI 7 r~ C\ ~.'; ,> ~l\lOUlf ~~ .99 .99 4.62 2.38 5.54 5.28 5.28 7.92 4.62 .99 .99 1.10 1.54 .66 1.10 2.20 .18 5.10 7.92 2.46 1.9,6 1.98 1.98 4.62 4.62 1.98 1.98 4.62 2.06 2.56 .99 .99 E E .2 0 .1 .!! 1: I .Q II ( con' t) NAME Thelma T. & Louise L. Turner e I Marian L. Jager Boward P. & Pearl Eva Elvers John H. & Esther M. Wagner Hans p. & Catherine Nielsen Alta M. & Benjamin A. Taylor Roy A. Davis Ray E. & Elsie Cline Phoebe V. Eighn~ Vern B. & Lois Nicholas Emily J. Vorhes M. Dee Koch & E. May Koch John H. & Katherine E. Sander I Paul B. & Anna Bauer Lou & Lois H. Petska Roy O. & Sarah E. Davis C. V. & Anna C. Jensen Mary A. & Ray O. Warner The Christian Childrens Home The Christian Childrens Home Thelma C. & Earl Cohee Fred S. & Frances E. Reinecke Kenneth C.&Marjorie V. Smith Harry E. & Florence M. Bourne Vern W. & Wilma F. Havens I e Willard & Olive Beeman Frank A. & Violet B. Deeds Edward & Clara Bader W33' E33' E38' LOT BLOCK - 'vV33 ' 6 E33' 6 N92.35'-W14' & S39.65'-WI4' 4 Melvin J. & Marguerite M. Brakeman N92.35' Edward & Clara Bader Joanna B. & Charles Firth Meta W. Frederking Latwrence & Lora M. Kirkland 339.65' 5 8 9 10 7 ADDITIDON 8 (1.0:1 ; ~ AMOUNT 142 Union Pacific Railroad Co. 2nd ~pl. 98 8 142 5 143 7 143 143 143 8 143 5 6 6 144 144 144 144 144 7 8 3 II " 4.62 4.62 .99 .99 1.9113 4.62 4.62 .99 .99 1.98 4.62 lLO Russell Wheeler's . r/9 4 5 6 7 10 10 10 10 10 8 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 11 11 11 11 11 28 28 28 28 28 5 28 28 28 28 28 It It It II It " It II " " tl " It " It II It "l N " II tt " II II II II " II " " tl II tl II II tf II tl tl It " 1.84 3.96 II tl 3.96 It 1.84 It .79 " 3.96 1.84 1.58 " " " 1.84 3.96 6.60 4.49 3.49 1.&.1 tl " " tl tl tl .70 tl 2.16 II .48 tl .79 tl 1.84 3.96 " RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------..... (can't) On 9 " ~',of NAME Anna Caballero Smith s~- LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT -r-- 29 Russel Wheeler f s . ~;2. $4 e I Bertha Lofgren Anna Caballero Smith Nl~ 2 S.:h. 2 Bertha Lofgren N2. 2 Marshall C. & Sarah E. Spradlin Anna M. Douty Glen H. & Fern A. Day Ernest A. & Mary E. Wissbaum Charles W. & Amy B. Smith Tilda Peterson Harold F. & Lyla J. Bates Sofa Miller, wife George T. & Agnes M. Ayoub Elizabeth McFay-wife Mabel Reger I Joseph Paro 9 Elmer A. & Rose Ann Jacobsen N53.2' 10 Herman D. Schmidt S78.8' 10 Julian J. Bennett 1 Forest W. & Carmen M. Smith 2 Jacob Scheibel 3 Hans & Myra Tiedje 4 Lena Tagge 5 Raymond Stanley & Margaret Ella Hessel N52. 8 f 6 Margare t K. Schwader~~ S 79 . 4 f Henry Steinhagen Dale E. & Inez I. Shrun I e Ferdinand & Bertha Riefschneider James E. & Loretta J. Hathaway 10 1 2 Eugene Smith Minnie Reinecke Bush & Wm. Bush Forest J. & Irma E. Pollard Lloyd & Mollie Koch Leo J. & Mary K. Fuss :Maxine Laughlin ;ij 1 2 2 3 29 29 29 4 29 29 5 1 29 30 2 30 3 30 4 30 5 6 7 30 30 30 30 30 8 30 30 31 31 31 31 31 31 6 7 31 31 31 31 31 8 9 32 32 3 32 ' 4 32 5 32 6 32 If 11 It II " If " " II II II II 11 " II " II " II II " " " II " " " " " " It II " II II 3.82 1.72 2.77 4.22 " If " " 4.i9 6.60 " " 6.60 II 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 3.96 II " II " " 1.84 " 1.58 1.84 " " 1.60 2.36 6.60 4.49 4.22 " " " " II' 4.49 6.60 It II 1.58 2.38 " " 1.154 11 1.58 II 1.84 tl 3.96 2.64 2.64 It " II 3.43 " 4.49 " 6.60 3.96 " R E ~ .Q. L UTI O! ( con' t) LOT BLOCK NAME Mrs. Marie Middagh e I Robert Fl. &:, Op'al Beyersdorf Stella L. & John Dietrich Frank & Pauline Needham Harry & Olga Muirhead Estate of Martin Ott Arch & Antonia Harvey Julius J. &:, Mary Dilla Ollie Young Lucille Esther Lorensen & Ethel L. Lorensen S 54' 5 N7tB' 5 Leonard J. & Mabel E. Weiland FredW. & Nora Roenfeldt Fred W. & Nora Roenfeldt John E. & Alice A. Lammert I WaJDe Sievers Wayne Sievers City of Grand Island Estate of Carson J. Patterson Ella m. Sagesser Ella M. Sagesser w1... 2 Ernest L. Mason E1... 2 Ernest L. Mason Fred M. Dudley T. J. & Cecelia Marsolek Amanda C. & George Wabel Fred E. &:, Olga Loescher I e Theodore & Deloris E. Petzoldt Estate of Elmer E. Huyck Estate of Elmer E. Huyck Minna B. Shade Kenneth L. & Viola E. Maddox 10 1 2 10' 1 2 3 ~ 5 6 7 ADDITION () ~l' (, (., ~'J 10 AMOU1H 7 32 Russell Wheeler's $1.84 8 32 1 2 36 36 3 36 4 36 6 36 36 36 7 36 G3 36 9 36 36 37 37 3 37 4 5 37 37 37 37 37 6 7 7 8 9 37 37 37 38 38 ' 38 38 38 38 38 n " " II II n II " It " It tI " It II It It " It It n It " " " It It It It " It II " .79 tI 2.64 It 2.64 It 3.43 II 4.49 It 3.66 " 2.94 6.60 tI II 4.49 II 3.43 It 2.64 It 2.64 6.60 It It 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 6.60 2.35 2.14 4.22 It u It n II n It " 4.49 " 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 " If II " 4.49 6.60 6.60 " 4.49 RES 0 L U" T I .Q ! NAME - Louis Zima Herbert G. & Helen Codner e I Donald L. & Neva Talich P. A. & Caroline Pedersen R. E. Spelts William S. & Ada M. Cline (con't) LnT BLOCK - 10 1 2 3 Will So~rrville & Ethel A. So~erville 4 Ha1"lan\SK. & Frances Johnson I Blanche B. & Ray B. Bottorf Ray & Blanche B. Bottorf Ray Bottorf & Banche Bottorf Ray Bottorf & Blanche Bottorf Casper H. Hougen & Elsie F'. Hougen Frank L. & Esther Tripe John O. & Esther H. Aspinall John E. & Mildred Reams Carrie B. Glines Carrie B. Glines Emma Frei Mabel E. & Charles Bish Pearl C. & Emma Hilty Vessie Ramsthel W26.4' Roy & Irma Irene May E26.4' Roy & Irma Irene May Estate of Martha Ott I e Henry & Lucy Mintken Robert C. & Kettie M. Purvis Zora D. Dunham Zora D. Dunham E6' John W. & Millie R. Kelley W44' John W. & Millie R. Kelley John W. & Millie R. Kelley 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 5 6 7 ADDITION 11 %MOUN~ 8 38 Russel Wheeler's ~~4. 22 9 38 38 39 39 39 39 5 6 7 39 39 39 8 39 39 39 9 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 n I' II " " II " It II " /I " " rr II II " It If II 11 " If II 4.49 6.60 6.60 " It If 4.49 " 4.22 tI 4.49 6.60 6.60 If " " 4.49 " 4.22 TI 4.49 6.60 6.60 II It rr 4.49 3.49 2.64 2.64 2.64 " If " II " 2.64 ft 3.49 It 2.14 2.35 II II 6.60 Capitol Hill 4.00 It It " If If II tf tI II u " ~ II 2.50 2.50 2.50 .30 If 2.20 2.50 2.50 RES 0 L U T r 0 N NAME C. B. & Q. Railroad Company School District of Grand Island e I School District of Grand Island School District of Grand Island School District of Grand Island School District of Grand Island School District of Grand Island School District of Grand Island School District of Grand Island Ernest L. & Marie Kitch Henry J. Federking & Meta W. Gordon L. & Emma F. Neligh Gordon L. & Emma F. Neligh Estate of Caroline Jacobs I John Rembolt John Rembolt w.J.. 2 Ruth Irene Everett E-i Ruth Irene Everett Arthur H. & Vera H. B6Wess Arthur H. & Vera H. B~ess Robert M. Hayes Robert M. Hayes Helen M. & Arthur J. Polski w-J.. 2 E1-.. 2 w.+- 2 E-[a George R. & Pauline M. De Soe Carl p. & Evelyn G. Urich Otto & Erna M. Schimmer ( can't) ; :) 12. LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT 8 Capitol Hill $2.50 10 Jennie Hofmaster 10 I e Oscar W. & Mildred I. Dewey 6 Donald H. & Lillian M. Weaver E40' 7 Oscar W. & Mildred I. Dewey W12.8' 7 Estate of John A. Schaughuessey Nannie A. Anderson George F. & Gertrude Buls 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 6 60 60 7 8 60 60 9 10 60 i 61 7 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 62 7 8 8 9 9 6 7 62 8 62 9 62 62 63 63 63 g 63 63 63 59 II 59 59 59 59 59 59 Wheeler & Bennett's II 11 tr " II It " " " II fl II II II II II It It It tt " It n It " If JI It II u I' " 11 II " If " It 6.60 4.49 3.43 2.64 2.64 " It .79 " 1.84 " 3.96 11 3.96 fI 1.84 1.58 II II 1.84 3.96 II If 6.60 2.35 2.14 2.11 2.11 2.14 2.35 6.60 6.60 4.49 It It " It " It " It II II 4.22 " 4.49 " 6.60 6.60 It 11 3.48 1.00 4.22 4.49 6.60 RES Q L UTI 0 N (con't) ~ Edward & Eva Sagasser e I Leland C. & Ethel M. Robinson Louis R. & Allie B. Burger Louis R. & Allie B. Burger Estate of Albert Winter Detlef & Theresa Heetsch Franklin D. & Ruby D. Cook Wendell S. & Bernice Mae Elliott Antonio & Maria Ortez Antonio & Maria Ortez Amanda F. & Albert J'. Loeffelbein Walter H. & Shirley Mae Kruse Emerson C. & Fern E. Droullard Vern R. & Lois M. Moseman LOT BLOCK 10 9 10 William J. Niemoth & Elsie M. Niemoth 5 I Roscoe L. Bennett James F. & Mardell M. Benson Donald J. & Helen M. Garner Niels & Minnie Thomsen Niels & Minnie Thomsen Richard H. & Faye Busler Gordon E. & Mildred M. Dahlke E40' 2 Mildred F. Thompson W12.8' 2 Mildred F. Thompson Paris France I e E. L. & Maud Cottingham Roy L. & Minnie B. Ault William G. & Carrie E. Sonnerville w. O. White & Cora B. White Dorothy Switzer N 66' Virgil F. & Helen L. Peterson S66' Dorothy Switzer N66' Virgil F. & Helen L. Peterson S66' 13 ADDITION c~ (,;.' ~';' , c'} ',) AMOUN! ----- ~- 6 64 Wheeler & Bennett's $6.60 7 64 64 64 64 65 8 9 6 7 8 65 65 65 65 II " " " " If It 11 " It 4.49 If 4.22 If 4.49 II 6.60 6.60 4.49 3.43 2.64 2.64 " II It II n 1 60 ~TIee1er & Bennett's 2nd 6.60 If 4.49 2 60 3 60 60 60 61 4 1 2 3 4 5 1 61 61 61 61 62 62 3 62 62 4 62 62 5 1 2 63 63 3 63 63 4 4 5 5 63 63 63 If If " It tl " tl II If If tI " " " If II " " If " " 11 II 4.2,2 II 4.49 6.60 6.60 11 II " 4.49 4.22 " If 4.49 It 6.60 6.60 3.20 1.29 4.22 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 2.74 1.75 If " " If " " tI " If tI If If 3.$3 II 2.77 i E S Q L UTI 0 N ( con' t ) NAME Aven L. & Mildred M. Grim e I Verne M. & Wanda A. Painter DuWayne L. & Catherine E. Sheffield Carl C. & Hazel D. Hanover Carl C. & Hazel D. Hanover Antonio & Marie Ortiz Antonio & Marie Ortiz Ray D. & Ferne E. Sigler Eugene A. & Winifred lVl. Harney Eugene A. & Winifred M. Harney Versses R. & Mildred M. muett Versses R. & Mildred M. Juett Versses R. & Mildred M. Juett Niels E. Nielsen I Niels E. Nielsen Hurluf & Anna K. Bollesen Hurluf & Anna K. Bollesen Levi & IVlurldine Jackson Levi & Murldine Jackson Arthur L. & Vera B. Kelsey Mary F. Huebner Mary F. Huebner lvlary F. Huebner Elvie G. & Elsie p. Gilpin Elvie G. & Elsi~ p. Gilpin Theodore R. & Louise Lambert I e Theodore R. & Louise Lambert Osa M. & Ella G. McDonald Osa M. & Ella G. McDonald Ross E. & Mabel I. Fay Ross E. & Mabel I. Fay w.1. 2 Et LOT BLOCK 10 1 2 3 10 14 ADDITION r1;",/ ,,) ~ AMOUMT ------- 1 64 Wheeler & Bennett's 2nd $6.60 2 64 64 64 64 65 3 4 5 1 2 65 3 65 4 65 5 65 66 1 2 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 67 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 67 4 67 67 5 6 7 7 67 611 6?'l 6['Y 8 9 68 6ft 6rt tl " " " " II II " II II " n It II It II II II II " II " " II It tI " tt II ~~ n " 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60, 2.64 2.64 3.43 II II 1I II " It " 4.49 6.60 II II 2.64 " 2.64 " 3.43 II 4.49 6.60 6.60 II II II 4.49 3.43 " II 2.64 2.64 6.60 n It II 4.49 4.22 II II 4.49 It ,6.60 6.60 2.35 ,2.14 n It 11 II 4.22 4.49 6.60 II II e I I I e 1i E SOL U 1: ION ( con t t) NAME Roland G. Scott Roland G. Scott Mar jorie Napier Fred A. Merithew William D. & Ella B. Van Cleve City of Grand Island John A. & Marie C. Petzoldt William Meyers Henry L. & Ruth Lucille Martin Nellie Eriksen & Atlanta King Herbert A. & Clara Schroeder John L. & Brosia M. Tillman May B.embolt May Rembolt Frederick C. & Nancy Rembolt Elden E. ~zow Oscar & Anna Hild May Rembolt Leo K. & Hazel A. Trueblood August G. Miller Robert F. & Wilma E. Sheehan Edward E. & Bessie A. Clark Einar H. & Dorothy W. Benson Bertha Zlomke Bertha Zlomke :F'rank Moeller Howard J. Lee-Anna L. ~W Clyde L. & Margaret A. Ziegler Orville R. & Opal E. Clanton Adele Glathar Chadwick Hollie H. & Iya I. Gaza N75' LOT BLOCK - 9 10 9 10 1 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 ADDITION ('\ 15 AMOUN'I 2 6$ Wheeler & Bennett's 2nd $6~60 6@ 11 U 4.19 1 3 4 5 6 7 68 68 68 68 68 8 68 68 6~ 1 2 69 69 3 69 69 69 4 5 6 69 69 69 7 8 69 69 2 70 70 70 3 4 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 71 fI It 11 U It II It II II II II It II II " " II n rr It It It II 11 " It If " U It 11 fI " II It It 4.22 II 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 n " " " II tt II 6.60 If 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 6.60 It " II II fI 4.49 11 4.22 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 " " It It It 11 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 II 4.49 6.60 4.36 R E 8 OL UTI .Q N (con 't) 16 Bryan E. & Alta M. Ware 85'7' LOT BLOCK - ADDITION NAME e I Walter & Tena A. Delahoyde William H. & Irma Ruth Rogge John Meyer Henry E. & Irene E. Timpke Mary G. Mader Mary G. Mader Evangelical Lutheran Tr,inity Congregation in Hall County, Ne~raska $ William L. & Edna E. Janssen William T. Patrick 10 Evangeplical Lutheran ~inity Congregation in Hall County, Nebraska 1 I Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congregation in Hall County, Nebraska 2 Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congregation in Hall County, Nebraska 3 Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congregation in Hall County, Nebraska 4 Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congregation in Hall County, Nebraska 5 Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congregation in Hall County, Nebraska 6 Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congregation in Hall County, Nebraska '7 Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congregation in Hall County, Nebraska 8 Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congregation in Hall County, Nebraska 9 '72 Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congregation in Hall County, Nebraska 10 '72 Lawrence C. & Lois E. Evers N44' 1 I e Lulu H. Dahl C44' 1 Jess F. & Freda L. Sieckman S44' 1t Laurence C. & Lois E. Evers N44' 2 'Lulu H. Dahl 6.44' 2 Jess Fl. & Freda L. Sieckman $44' 2 Emanuel & Virginia Mae Lukesh Frank D. & C. Elaine Greene N44' 4 1 '71 2 71 '71 '71 '71 3 4 5 6 '71 '7 '71 '71 9 '71 '71 '72 '72 '72 '72 '72 72 '72 '72 if:, n. AMOUNT Wheeler & Bennett's 2nd ~~2. 24 If II It " It " " It " fI " tt II fI " " " " 4.49 4.22 " fI " " 4.49 6.60 6.60 11 TI " " " 4.49 " " II 4.22 4.49 " It 6.60 " 6.60 TI 4.49 11 4.22 " 4.49 If 6.60 It 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 '73 Wheelgr & BenBett's 3rd 2.40 73 '73 '73 '73 '73 3 '73 '73 " " " It It II " It " II " " ft " 2.20 2.00 2.06 1.35 1.09 3.43 1.39 RES OL_U_T_I_ O_N_ (con' t) NAME Frank J. & Olive M. Hruza 841.1'- Na5.1' e I Bernice E. Burmood 346.9' Frank D. &, C. Elaine Greene N44' Frank J. & Olive M. Kruza 841.lli'- N B5.1' Bernice E. Burmood S46.9' Harvey C. & Anna M. Anderson 376.5' Stanley E. Lumbard N55.5' Harvey C. & Anna M. Anderson S76.5' Stanley E.'Lumbard N55.5' Albert & Clara Byersdorf Don D.:& Maureen F. Christensen J. W. & Hazel Ballinger Fred & Ruth E. Frick I 'rheoc1ore J. & Viola M. Dankert Edith Lockenmacher Louis H. & Edith Tagge Albert Thesinvitz Hugh A. & Sophie M. Dennis Ellen M. Miller Frank M. & Juanita E. Snyder Paul & Dorothy Frauen Walter C. & Elsie L. Renter Elmer C. & LaVerna M. IyeEson Elmer C. & LaVerna M. Iverson I e Adrian E. & Shirley E. Davis Leo & Edith E. Jeratowski Leonard T. & Opal~~.nderson John A. Phelps William L. Burnett Ernest J. Dalgas Elizabeth Wiechman John Meyer Burton & AIda Wagner Burton & AIda Wagner .f!.Q! BLOCK 10 10 9 10 ADDITION r~ (T /; 17 AMOUNT 4 73 Wheeler.,& Bennett's Bfld ~I~ .68 4 73 5 73 5 73 5 6 73 73 6 6 73 73 7 73 8 9 73 73 73 1 2 74 74 3 74 4 74 74 74 5 6 7 74 74 74 74 8 9 1 2 75 3 75 75 4 75 5 75 6 75 7 75 8 75 75 75 1 79 2 79 If It If n tf " " If It If II II " It If \I If II II II n If If n II If If If If JI II If If If if If It II If It If " If II If It If If It If II If ff n If If If If If .52 1.39 .68 .52 2.11 .53 2.11 .53 3.43 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 II 4.49 6.60 6.60 If 4.49 4.22 If 4..9 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 II 6.60 4.49 II 4.22 If 4.49 6.60 It 2.64 2.64 e I I I e RES 0 L U T r 0 N (conlt) --------..-... NAME Lewis Medley & Eva Medley Lewis Medley &; Eva Medley Josephine Gebhart Charles Pokorney Charle~ Pokorney Ray & Vic-Thresa Dymek Ray & Vic-Thresa Dymek Ray & Vic-Thresa Dymek Melvin L. & Nita Bly Melvin L. & Nita Bly Melvin L. & Nita Bly Melvin L. & Nita Bly Melvin L. & Nita Bly Melvin L. & Nita Bly Melvin L. & Nita Bly Melvin L. & Nita Bly Frank Ulric Peterson Harold J. &; Roma lvr. Conroy Emma Prei Henry &; R~ th Ballard County of Hall Carl H. &; August H. Willkens Arthur Gj & Eva L. Gillham Edward R. &; Isabelle R. Sawicki DavidA. Randolph & Grace Randolph David A. Randolph & Grace Randolph Robert W. & LaVerna Peterson Albert H. & Verna R. Neumayer James H. & Hazel R. Vohland :CuD'ene Allen Elliott & IVlar2.'aret o ...... Bernice Elliott John R. & R. Lucille J~ewicz Louis V. & Antonie Kokes :F'rank I. & 01i ve Read 10 5 6 7 LOT BLOCK - ADDITION Of t'; JL 18. AMOUN 3 79 Wneeler & Bennett's 3rd $3.43 4 II 79 79 If 5 6 79 fJ 7 II 79 79 II 8 9 If 79 10 II 79 3 II 4.49 If 6.60 If 6.60 4.49 3.43 2.64 2.64 II If If II 80 Wheeler &; Bennett's 4th .79 4 5 II 80 80 " 6 It 80 CBO 80 80 7 It 8 tl II 9 10 tl 80 1 n 1.84 3.96 6.60 4.49 3,/43 2.64 2.64 " If II If It It 76 Wheeler &; Bennett's 3rd 6.60 2 76 II 3 76 If 4 76 If n 5 76 6 76 If It If tt 7 76 n n &3 76 9 76 It If II II 76 It II 1 2 3 -. It tt 77 II 77 n If If 77 4 If If 77 77 II ' 11 77 tt It 77 fI n II 4.49 It 4.22 4.49 6.60 6.69 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 e I I I e RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) ---------- ~ Lea & Mabel Fletcher Raymond Robert Busler & Richard Howard Busler 9 Ludwig & Hazel E. Zlomke M. W. Brown William W. Middagh Clyde L. J. & Caroline Middagh Milton R. Juett Milton R. Juett Jacinto Aguilar & Lupe R. Aguilar Charles R. & Marian Healy John E. ~ Langenheder Charles G. & Tillie Wetzel George Hoffer Howard W. & Lillian Cretzler LeRoy E. & Ruby Nielsen Mathieu E. & Mary Ellen Butters Edward C. & Betty J. Linder Delbert C. & Dorothy I. McFall Richard G. & Evelyn N. Williams Bernard E. & Vera M. Snodgrass Vincent E. & Josephine F. Kamenski Robert J. & Prances D. Curran Otto E. Wrehe Otto E. \lVrehe otto E. Wreh$. Otto E. Wrehe . Otto E. Wrehe Otto E. Wrehe Ot to E. Wrehe Otto E. Wreh~ Otto E. WrehEb: Otto E. Wrehi:. 10 .82 9 10 LOT BLOCK ADDITION (1, ,1 " 1,- ~:::' /' 19. AMOUN 8 77 Wheeler & Bennetts' 3rd $4.22 10 1 2 3 4 77 77 7@ 78 78 78 5 78 78 6 7 78 8 9 78 78 7$ 10 II II It II II " It II II II If II II 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 II II II II II II 6.60 6.60 4.49 II II II 4.22 II 4.49 6.60 11 1 82 Wheeler & Bennett's 4th $3.96 2 82 3 82 82 5 6 82 82 7 82 82 82 8 9 1 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 81 81 en II 11 " II It II fI It II If It II It It If II II II II Il 11 " II If " " II 1.84 1.58 " " 1.84 3.96 6.60 4.49 " II It II 4.22 It 4.49 6.60 3.96 1.84 1.5$ 1.84 It It " " 3.96 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 e I I I e RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) ----.....----- NATv1E Joe V. & Lillian E. Ruzicka Joe V. & Lillian E. Ruzicka Clara M. & Frank J. Carlyle Clara M. & Frank J. carlyle Herbert W. Winfrey Bernard E. & Maxine M. Sawyer Claus H. Gudenrath Claus H. & Augustin Gudenrath Claus H. & Augustin Gudenrath Merle O. & Mary Page Guy A. & Daisy I. Waterbury Rachel D. Wbinnery Floyd Donald & Frances M. Simpson Rose M. & Alfred H. Rehder Harold G. & Loraine H. 3eim Estate of Martin Ott Henry H. Trupp Henry B. Trupp Mildred F. Thompson Mildred F. Thompson Agnes Murphy Hobert Henry Stauss & Dorothy A. Richard W. & J.ulia M. Bass James A. & Bata C. Moore James A. & Bata C. Moore Charles H. & Edna R. Luth Herbert & Phyliss Roloff Violet Koch McCulley & Clarence lVIcG.iley George C. & Minnie V. Ross G C eorge . & Minnie V. Ross Joe C. & Alma M. Johnson N44' 10 1 2 9 10 1 James Arthur Waddick & Maud F. Waddick C 44' 1 Joe C. & Alma M. Johnson Ray Peter Jensen & Elsie Jensen 344' 1 N44' 2 LOT BLOCK 1 20. ADDITION 0;: ~: ~~~' AMOUN~ 83 Wheeler & Bennett's 4th $6.60 2 133 3 133 4 83 5 83 6 83 7 83 $ 83 9 83 10 83 1 $4 2 $4 3 $4 4 84 5 6 7 84 84 84 $ 9 84 84 84 135 a5 3 85 4 ~5 5 95 6 7 85 I 15 8 ~5 15 85 86 86 86 $6 Jf " " II II If If II tl It fI II II II II II " If II " II \I \I II II- II \I II " II It " II \I II It It II II " " II It II II Ii " II 4.49 II 4.22 fl 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 It It " " 4.22 If 4.49 6.60 If It 6.60 " 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 II It " " II fI " 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 6.60 II 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 2.40 2.20 2.00 2.06 RES 0 L UTI 0 .!! ( con f 1:; ) NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION James Arthur Waddick & Maud F. Waddick C44' 2 86 Wheeler & Bennett's 4th $1.35 e I Ray Peter Jensen 8.3 Elsie Jensen S44' 2 86 It If Blanch L. & Harry A. Janulewicz 3 86 It It John Harley & Ivlae Harley N! 4 86 It It Ralph E. &:. Margaret Farrol1 Sl 4 86 tI ff 2 John Harley & Mae Harley Nl 5 86 It II 2 Ralph E. & Margaret Farroll Sl 5 86 It n 2 Erma Rowland 6 86 " It Erma Rowland 7 86 tI tI Louise Lut3emeier 8 86 It It D. F. Lu tjemeier 9 86 It II 21 AMOUW 1.09 3.43 2.11 1.53 2.11 1.53 2.64 2.64 3.43 4.49 . 6.60 6.60 4.49 3.43 2.64 2.64 2.64 2.64 3.43 4.49 6.00 .60 3.80 2.80 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 2.00 R E 8 0 L UTI 0 N ------~---- NAME - Nathaniel T. & Alice Weber C44' e I (con't) LOT BLOCK - Kenneth D. & Thelma M. Anderson 844' 6 Alfred & Ogal A. Zimbeilman N44' Nathaniel T. & Alice Weber C44' Harold C. & Helena W. Beishline Kenneth D. & Thelma M. Anderson 344' 7 Robert E. & Marie S. Hinman w. J. Rowe Vern & Rosamond Boltz Vern & Rosamond Boltz Arthur L. Bottorff Leslie R. & Addie E. Boroff Leslie R. & Addie E. Boroff Mildred E. Shaffer-wife I Mildred E. Shaffer-wife Wilmer J. & Nancy H. Stolle Claud Rehder Claud Rehder Martin V. Brown Walter L. & Rogene L. Carlyle Dale H. & Dorothy Brown Albert Lif & Hazel Lif Max J. or Ruth Cornelius William Sievers William Sievers I e Ellen E. & Frank J. Meyers Joseph A. & Vesta Hayward Joseph A. & Vesta Hayward Ethel Edgar Hartwell John F. & Pauline M. Dorszyinski Donald B. & Betty R. McKim Edwin E. Larsen 9 10 &3 9 10 1 2 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 22 ADDITION AMOUN~ 6 IS Wheeler & Bennett's 4th $,;2.20 7 Ii ~I SI 7 laf;; 8 is 'S ,S &39 89 89 1 2 3 4 89 5 6 89 89 89 7 89 :3 89 89 90 90 90 4 90 5 6 90 90 90 90 7 90 90 91 91 91 91 It fl If " 11 \I " 1\ II II " It 1\ ft " It " II " \I II " II " II It II II II II 11 It 2.40 II 1.09 It 1.35 It 2.06 4.22 \I fI 4.49 n 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 n It ff II 4.49 It 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 6.60 It ff 11 11 n " n 4.49 4.22 4.49 11 tt " 6.60 It 6.60 4.49 11 tt 4.22 n 4.49 6.60 6.60 " " II 4.49 \I 4.22 \I 4.49 li ! SOL Q ! I Q ! _(can't) NAME Edwin E. Larsen e I Nitzel & Co. Nitzel & Co. Nitzel & Co. Kate Pokorney Kate Pokorney I John A. Phelps John A. Phelps John A. Phelps John A. Phelps John A. Phelps John A. Phelps John A. Phelps John A. Phelps John A. Phelps John A. Phelps Melvin & Nita Bly Melvin & Nita Bly Melvin & Nita Bly Melvin & Nita Bly Melvin & Nita Bly Melvin & Nita Bly Dorothea King School District of Grand Island School District of Grand Island I e School District of Grand Island School District of Grand Island School District of Grand Island School District of Grand Island School District of Grand Island Bess L. & L. B. Hall Gilbert & Bessie Alford Lo'r BLOCK - 10 1 10 8 2 ADDITION (]) I ,." 1~0 23 AMOUN'l ---.-.-- 5 91 vVheeler & Bennett's 4th $6.60 6 91 91 7 8 91 9 91 91 2 92 92 92 92 92 92 92 3 4 5 6 7 8 92 92 92 9 3 93 4 5 6 93 93 93 7 93 8 93 1 1 1 2 3 1 4 5 1 1 1 6 7 1 1 1 2 2 II \I II n It \I It It " " 1I It 1I " It \I \I 1I \I II II Voitle's " It It It It It It It " It 6.60 " 4.49 II 4.22 4.49 6.60 6.60 II II " II 4.49 It 4.22 4.49 6.60 3.96 1.84 1.58 1.84 3.96 II It 1I It n II n It .79 II 1.84 3.96 II It 3.96 II 1.84 II .79 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 e I I I e NAME RESOLQTION August Moll August Moll Seferino & Carmen Rameriz George Bate Orra H. Hanchett J. H. & Evelyn Doty Axel & Emma Sorgenfrei Ethel May Lesh Ethel May Lesh R. E. & Winsome Engle Raymond S. & Ruby L. Nelson W33' E33' Philip A. Picone & Thomas G. Chavez Philip A. Picone & Thomas G. Chave~ W 6' John Rosales Rufus L. Davis Thomas A. Myers Lloyd R. & Inez Beliel Ella Paro Laurita A. & Clara C. Bangs Ella Paro C. B. & Q. Railroad Company EThel May Lesh Ethel May Lesh Ella Paro Marvin L. & Ethel M. Smith S. J. Shada C. B. & Q. Railroad Company C. B. & Q. Railroad Company w. h. & Marian E. Ehrsam Hazel B. & Jack H. Sutherland Clarence H. & Alberta R. Dowty Fred C. & Sarah M. Dillon Clapa Strait Ethel May Lesh Ethel May Lesh E60' N73' S59' Nl 2 sl 2 7 $ 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 LOT BLOCK 3 2 4 5 2 2 2 2 6 7 8 2 8 2 3 1 2 3 3 3 4 3 3 5 6 3 3 6 7 3 g 3 1 11 4 4 2 4 2 4 5 6 4 4 7 4 8 4 5 5 6 5 7 7 7 7 7 7 8 8 24 ADDITION Voitle's 11 " fI " II If " " " " If " tI " II II " 11 " II " " II " II tI II II If II II " tI II q-i ..".} <"". ( AMOUN~ $5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 3.41 4.51 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 .68 4.60 5.28 7.92 2.55 2.0rt .99 .99 3.30 3.30 5.28 7.92 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.3f) 3.30 5.28 7.92 4.62 1.98 7.92 5.28 RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- NAME - C. B. & Q. Railroad company C. B. & Q. Railroad Company e I Ada Edith Butts City of Grand Island John W. & Mary H. O'Brien John W. & Mary H. O'Brien Nellie Burkman E1- 2 Estate of Samuel C. Huston wl Charles W. & Ethel Lesh William H. Janes P. A. & Caroline Pedersen Catherine Shaber Ei Robert lie Hancock w1- 2 Clifford E. & Bessie Carson N-1.. 2 Nannie E. Carson s1- 2 I Samuel & Leona Bate Bernhard T. & Christine Kemper Edith G. Lowell Janes Edith G. Lowell Janes Thorwald & Eva Christensen Nelson Hoag Catherine Bennett Ada Dodge City of Grand Island City of Grand Island Otto W. Reger William Henry Janes (con't) LOT BLOCK Mary L. P. Meyer 2 I e Althea Mae Warner 3 Mildred F. Thompson & Marian V. Byrum 4 Grace W. Groff Grace W. Groff Woodrow Ii'. Omer Elmer G. & Lillian L. Conley Rudolph & Mary Studnicka Elmer C. Kammer E57' IN9' 3 13 4 $ 7 8 $ 8 1 9 2 3 9 9 3 9 4 9 5 6 7 9 9 9 7 9 8 9 8 9 1 2 3 10 10 10 10 4 5 10 6 10 10 10 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 7 83 3 4 5 1 5 6 1 13 2 13 3 3 13 13 ADDITION Voitle's tf II II It It II " II if It " " tf II 11 " " " " It II 1I It II II 11 " 11 It II fl II " It " (' . . ~~ ... '-..' ._;:~ 25 AMOUNT <1: 'f.;3.30 3.30 1.98 4.62 7.92 5.28 2.64 2.64 7.92 7.92 5.28 2.64 2.64 3.30 4.62 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 5.28 7.92 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 5.12 4.80 7.92 5.28 3.95 .98 e I I I e RES 0 L U T 1: 0 N ( con 't) LOT BLOCK NAME Elmer C. Kammer John F. Dever Bradstreet & Clemens Co. 12 Bradstreet & Clemens Co. 15 Bradst~eet & Clemens Co. 16 17 Bradstreet & Clemens Co. Bradstreet & Clemens Co. 18 19 21 24 Bradstreet & Clemens Co. Lauritz A. Bangs vVilliam E. :F'rank Mildred F. Thompson & Marian V. Byrum S50' 25 Charles & Cora C. Bradley N50 "-SlOO' 25 Charles R. & Marian Healey N66'-S166' 25 :lVfarie Jensen N33'-S199' 25 Rudolph A. & Mavis G. Baade N50'-S249' 25 25 26 Susan Osborn N75' John Guy W144. '75' Herman Schlicting E144.75' W289.5' 26 James C. Cook E262'-W6l1.5' 26 Ralph C. & Maud Bennett S54'-W125'-E477' 26 26 Lawrence P. Carstenson E262t Lula Mae hosman W262'-E614' of 26 26 & 27 except & S54'-W125'-E477' 27 of' 26 Alice Wagner E140~ on North 10 side of' 5th St. Leo J. & Ma~garet Caff'ery E85'-W209' on North side of' 5th St. 10 Mildred F. Thompson W124' on No. side of 5th St 10 Charles A. Potts 4 Leonard & lone G. Tuma W.2. ;;3 5 Melvin & Mary Frederickson Leonard & lone G. Tuma Ji.1. 2 5 6 6 w.1. ;;3 Melvin & Mary Frederickson E.2. ;;3 4 8 13 13 26 ADDITION Voitle's It County Sub. swt Sec. 10 It " " " " " " It II II u It " It II II It It It It If " II " " " II " " " " It It " It II " II " II It " II II " II " " " " II It II " fI It " " It II It II Pleasant Hill 1 1 1 1 1 II II " " It " " II " It It " 1'1/ AMOUNr.I $6.56 4.50 4.00 5.10 1.60 2.00 2.00 2.00 10.80 11.55 2.00 2.00 2.64 1.65 3.63 7.98 7.24 17.85 34.32 2.70 23.71 31.62 3.50 4.25 6.20 .94 .48 .48 .69 .69 RES 0 L U T r 0 N (can't) NAME LOT BLOCK Leonard & lone G. '.Luma w-*-' 2 e I Melvin & Mary Frederickson E~ Frank & Lizzie Scheren Frank & Lizzie Scherer R. Harry Felcock & Hannah K. 10 Albin T. & Mary Jeanne Lindquist 11 Albin T. & Mary Jeanne Lindquist 12 Albin T. & Mary Jeanne Lindquist 13 Albin T. & Mary Jeanne Lindquist 14 Elizabeth Alice Hanson 1 Elizabeth Alice Hanson 2 Elizabeth Alice Hanson 3 Elizabeth Alice Hanson 4 Elizabeth Alice Hanson 5 J. B. Foster 6 I J. B. Foster J. B. F' 0 s te r J. B. Foster Flora A. Whitefoot 10 11 Flora A. Whitefoot Flora A. Whitefoot 12 13 Flora A. whitefoot Flora A. Whitefoot 14 Zelma N. Peterson Zelma N. Peterson Zelma N. Peterson Zelma N. Peterson I e Zelma N. Peterson Zelma N. & Chris Peterson Zelma N. & Chris Peterson Helen Stevenson Helen Stevenson S8' Carl F'red & Clara J-. Suesz N25' 9 Carl Fred & Clara J. Suesz 10 Carl Fred & Clara J. Suesz 11 ADDITION 7 1 Plesant Hill If 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 9 2 2 2 2 2 2 7 2 8 9 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 3 3 3 3 ~ 3 5 6 3 3 3 3 7 8 9 3 3 3 3 n If If " n " If II ft II If 11 II n II II If It " If If If If tt If If If II II If II If If " It n If II It " It If If If " tf If If IJ " II " It If tt If If " If If If If II " " If " 1,~~v\ 27 AM OUNfl ~h.30 1.30 4.25 3.38 2.61 2.61 1.65 1.65 1.65 1.65 1.65 1.65 2.61 2.61 3.38 4.25 4.25 3.38 2.61 2.61 1.65 1.65 1.65 1.65 1.65 1.65 2.61 2.61 3.38 4.25 4.25 1.33 2.05 2.61 2.61 e I I I e RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- NAME - B. M. Grant & Ethel Grant . B. M. Grant & Ethel Grant James C. Cook James C. Cook Herman Schlicting Herman Schlicting Herman Schlicting Jesse L. Winfrey-Trustee Jesse L. Winfrey-Trustee Jesse 1. Winfrey-Trustee Jesse L. Winfrey-Trustee Jesse L. Winfrey-Trustee Jesse L. Winfrey-Trustee Jesse L. 'Winfrey-Trustee Jesse L. winfrey-Trustee Paul Peterson Paul Peterson Paul Peterson Paris & Estella M. France Paris & Estella M. France Paris & Estella M. France Bert James Bert J-ame s Ernest C. Wells Ernest C. Wells Ernest C. Wells Ernest C. Wells Fenner E. & Helen L. Kolb Fenner E. & Helen L. Kolb Fenner E. & Helen L. Kolb Fenner E. & Helen L. Kolb Lucy Mintken Lucy Jilin tken Lucy Mintken Lucy lVIintken s! N2. 2 (can't) LOT BLOCK 12 13 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ADDITION It Plesant Hill It II It It II II It It ft If II II It II It II It " It II II It It If It " II It II " It It II " It " " It 11 II " 11 It n It II It It " " n II " " " n It It tt II It If It II " fI It 28 r~f AMOUNT $1.65 .$3 .83 1.65 1.65 1.65 1.65 2.61 2.61 3.38 4.25 2.60 1.67 .94 .94 4.25 3.38 2.61 2.61 1.65 1.65 1.65 1.65 2.61 2.61 3.3C3 3.25 3.50 3.05 2.28 1.32 1.32 1.32 1.32 1.32 RESOLUTION (con't) NAME 1:.91 BLOCK Harry Osborn Hl3:rry Osborn e I A. J. Afflerbough A. J. Afflerbough Wauneta Benso.n Wauneta Benson Alice p. Anderson Alice P. Anderson Ethel May Lesh J.oseph W. & Emma Mary McMullen JosephW. & Brmna Mary McMullen Joseph W. & ~mma Mary McMullen WilburnIvlcGown Wilbur McGown David Schaff I David Schaff 10 David Schaff 11 George H.Humphrey 12 George H. Humphrey 13 George H. Humphrey 14 George R. Humphrey 15 Angie R. Brown 1 Kenneth G. & Mary A.Wilson W58' 2 Prank A. & Suzan Miller E6'7' 2 Kenneth G. & Mary A.Wilson W58' 3 Frank A. & Suzan Miller E67' 3 Kenneth G. & J:hary A. Wilson W58' 4 I e E62' Frank A. & Suzan Miller 4 Joseph Dennis & Mary Dennis Levi G. & Abbie M. Page 1 2 3 C. Ruth Alexander Clement & Rose Goehring 4 Floyd R. & Dora K. Elrod 5 Eloyd R. & Dora K. Elrod Mildred F. Thompson 6 7 Roy J. & Rose O'Hara 8 21 5 22 23 5 5 24 5 25 5 26 5 6 6 1 2 3 6 4 6 6 5 6 6 7 6 8 6 6 9 6 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ADDITION 29 ;--..... ~~- ~) /:;'i AMOUNT Pleasant Hill $1.32 It fl 11 t1 If It If If II fl It II II II " fl II " " It II tl " II II It II George Loan's II II u 11 II II It II It It It II II II II II II II It II II 1.32 2.28 2.28 3.05 3.92 4.25 3.38 3.30 3.38 4.25 3.30 3.10 3.30 II II II It It It II II II II II II 2.70 II 2.61 2.61 2.61 II It II 2.61 II 3.38 " 4.25 5.20 2.00 .50 It II 3.00 2.00 3.50 1.90 7.92 5.28 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 5.28 7.92 R E .9. OL IT T I 0 N (can't) ~ ~ BLOCK 2 M. J. & Emma A. O'Hara M. J. & Emma A. O'Hara e I M. J. & Emma A. O'Hara M. J. & Emma A. O'Hara M. J. & Emma A. O'Hara M. J. & E~ma A. O'Hara M. J. & Emma A. O'Hara M. J. & E~ma A. O'~ara Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson I Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson Asa W. Martin Asa W. Martin Asa W. Martin Asa W. Martin Asa W. Martin Asa W. Martin Asa W. Martin Asa W. Martin AsasW. Martin Asa W. Martin Asa W. Martin I e Asa W. Martin Asa W. Martin Asa W. Martin LeRoy & Fern Preisendorf Agnes H. Rigby LeRoy & Fern Preisendorf LeRoy & Fern Preisendorf LeRoy & Fern Preisendorf LeRoy & Fern Preisendorf 1 2 2 3 2 4 5 2 2 6 2 7 2 2 8 1 2 3 3 3 3 4 5 3 3 6 7 3 3 8 1 2 3 4 4 3 4 4 4 5 4 6 4 4 7 8 3 4 4 5 5 5 5 6 7 5 5 5 8 1 6 2 6 6 3 4 5 6 6 6 6 ADDITION George Loan's n ff tl If II It n It II It II tl n It It n It n fl It II It II " II It II " " II II II II " II " tl II If " n " II II " II II II " If " 1I " " II If f1 " II 1I If II " " If " II II 'I 1I 30 r'" f.:', ,'",(I AMOUNT $7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 3.30 3.30 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 3.30 3.30 1.98 4.62 7.92 5.28 3.30 3.30 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 RES 0 L UTI 0 N {con't} NAlVIE David Kaufman e I County of Hall William H. & Fannie E. Bosworth William H. & Fannie E. Bosworth William H. & Fannie E. Bosworth Glen & Lela Burke Franklin E. & Edith M. Vierk Hervin Ogden William H. & Fannie E. Bosworth William H. & Fannie E. Bosworth Arthur Jensen Arthur Jensen Arthur Jensen Arthur Jensen I Cora B. Weitzel Cora B.Weitzel Franklin Vierk Franklin Vierk Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid I e Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid Donald E. & Frieda P. Launer Donald E. & Frieda p. Launer Donald E. & Frieda p. Launer Donald E. & Frieda p. Launer Donald E. & Frieda p. Launer Frank.& Fannie Ogden Frank & Fannie Ogden LOT BLO)CK 8 9 10 11 12 7 6 8 6 1 2 7 7 3 7 4 ~ 7 7 5 6 7 7 8 7 S 1 2 8 3 e 4 8 5 6 8 8 7 8 8 8 13 5 6 7 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 14 13 5 14 9 10 11 6 14 14 7 8 14 14 14 14 ADDITION 31 '. i, ~: l '::t George Loan's $5.28 AMOUl\ ------ If It II 11 n II II ft " If It 11 " It 11 II ft Me th ' s n If II It If II n It ft If If n II n It n II 7.92 7.92 . 5.28 It If tt 5.28 It 7.92 7.92 II II 5.28 If 5.28 7.92 7.92 It II II 5.2~ If 3.30 11 3.30 If 3.30 3.30 5.28 It If It 7.92 5.72 4.30 3.96 4.30 5.72 3.42 2.00 1.66 2.00 3.42 5.72 4.30 3.96 4.30 5.72 5.72 4.30 R E ~ 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) NAME Thomas F. Polzel Isabelle & Edward R. Sawicki e I County of Hall Henry B. & Lena Bady Henry B. & Lena Bady Henry B. & Lena Bady Henry B. ~ Lena Bady Henry B. & Lena Bady George Arthur Dye George Arthur Dye George Arthur Dye George Arthur Dye Eva Lambert Blenkiron Eva Lambert Blenkiron Eva Lambert Blenkiron I Eva Lambert Blenkiron Julius Sievers Julius Sievers Julius Sievers Julius Sievers Robert E. & Eliza J. Henderson Robert E. & Eliza J. Henderson Genevieve Henderson Ethel & T. A. Daniels Arnold Grotzky Arnold Grotzky Arnold Grotzky I e LOT BLOCK 12 14 13 14 14 14 10 15 11 15 12 :J.5 13 15 14 15 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 2 2 2 2 1 2 3 4 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 1 2 3 3 3 3 Charles Christman 4 3 Mildred F. Thompson & Marian V. Byrum 5 3 Mildred F. Thompson & Marian V. Byrum 6 3 Caroline M. Grotzky 7 3 3 4 4 Mildred F. 'I'hompson & lVlarian V . Byrum 8 Ethel M. & Dee Vine core Stanley S. & Victoria E. Panowicz Willie R. & Nettie Lyman Louis P. & Elizabeth M. Arends 1 2 4 6 4 4 ADDITION Me th ' s II II II " " If If Lambert's It II II It " II It tI II II tI II " " tI If tI If 11 II tI It It II II tI " (\ r"" L~'" f : ~)- 32 AMOUN'l ~---_.~- -~ $3.96 4.30 5.72 5.72 4.30 3.96 4.30 5.72 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5,28 7.92 7.92 5.2E3 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 7.50 5.25 5.28 RESOLUTION NAME e I Louis P. & Elizabeth M. Arends Vernon E. & Edna H. Sundstrom City of Grand Island City of Grand Island City of Grand Island City of Grand Island Jessie O'Neill Jessie O'Neill Walter E. & Daisy E. Cadwallader (con't) LOT BLOCK Walter E. & Daisy E. Cadwallader W2' 8 I Robert G. Hoppe City of Grand Island City of Grand Island Otto W. Reger George W. Tibbs Arthur R. Simpson E64' W32' 7 E34' 7 Arthur R. Simpson Fred S. Kosmiski Emil E. & Agnes Fenster Arthur J. & Thelma D. Popke Arthur J. & Thelma D. Popke Arthur J. & Thelma D. Popke Charles Bryan Eva Lambert Eva Lambert Eva .LJambert I e Eva Lambert Grand Island Land Co. Grand Island Land Co. Jessie G. Dill Jessie G. Dill Victor & Julia A. Campos Walter & Lucille Mason Estate of Charles Tyre Raymond M. Williams 7 4 IS 4 1 2 3 5 5 5 4 5 5 5 6 5 7 5' 5 5 8 1 6 6 2 6 6 6 6 8 6 7 1 2 7 1 2 8 $ 3 8 4 1 2 3 4 8 9 9 9 9 5 9 6 7 9 9 8 1 2 9 10 10 3 4 10 10 ADDITION Lambert's n II II n " II 11 1I II 11 II II II II II II II II II II tI II It tI II " tI II II II ~ It " tI ~) ,;:: f[~; 33 AM01JNT 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 .29 7.63 7.92 5.28 5.28 2.35 2.93 7.92 7.92 5.28 1.00 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 ~ E SOL UTI 0 l'! ( con 't) NAME Frank G. Schreiber e I Hilda Tyre W. G. & Martha Plummer w. G. & Martha Plummer Homer Millspaugh Homer Millspaugh Grace Christman Walter A. & Mildred Grace Davis Simon G. Pedroza Ethel May Lesh Nitzel & Co. Rex R. Williams Nitzel & Co. I Rex R. vVilliams Joe B. & Ella M. Sprague Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague Edward C. Christiansen County of Hall Adolph & Manuela Gomez Irene K. Wilson Paula Pedrosa I e Paula Pedrosa Clayton E. & Lucille Wagner Sam Camper Alice & Holand M. Camper Howard R. Pohlman Lewis W. Pohlman Lewis Pohlman Feliciano Ramires S45' Nt sJo. 2 NA 2 S'l "2 EJo. 2 wJo. 2 1.Q! BLOCK 5 10 6 10 10 10 11 11 li 7 8 1 2 3 4 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 5 6 7 7 8 8 1 2 3 4 12 12 12 12 5 6 7 8 12 1 2 13 13 3 13 4 13 5 13 6 13 7 13 13 8 8 13 14 1 2 14 3 14 4 1-4 ADDITION Lambert's ff II II II II n " 11 If " 11 " If " It " If " II If " " " If " It II " II " II It If " 34 n ':' " ,,: ,{ AMOUNT ~~7 . 92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 1.98 3.30 3.36 4.62 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 1Z.92 7.92 5.28 5.28 3.41 4.51 7.92 5.28 ' 5.28 2.08 RES 0 L UTI 0 N (can't) NAME - Pedro & Anita Palomares N~'7t e I John C. & Lida Grady Nitzel & Co. Albert Van Bibber Sr. Albert Van Bibber Sr. Estate of Charles L. Tyre Estate of Charles L. Tyre Seferino & Carmen Ramirez John Ross Jens N. Jensen Jens N. Jensen Joe & Delia Freuch Sadie S. & Arthur Flory I Harold W. & Gladys Miller Harold W. & Gladys Miller Lloyd Manka Dennis Stark Alta G. Hatcher Alta G. Hatcher John W. & Millie Ann Shores John W. & Millie Ann Shores -i':eder:i:ek-JT-Weiie!" ~~@ae~~~k-J~-We~~e~ A~ee~.t-Ke<f3.t~e.R .A.J.ee~.t-I(.e.s.tJ.aQ Augusta B. Kountz-wife J. C. Koun t z I e Modesto Gonzales William & Mary Ardilla Ink Robert W. & Sylvia M. Knapp John B. & Minnie Rapien John B. & J.V1innie Rapien Wayne E. & Esther C. Billington Delbert A. & Esther E. Hile J". C. Kountz 1:&!: BLOCK 4 14 5 14 14 6 '7 14 8 1 14 15 15 15 15 2 3 4 '7 15 8 15 16 16 1 2 1 1'7 2 1'7 18 1 2 3 4 '7 l~ 18 18 18 18 8 ~ ~42 - 42 ~- ..!) ~- -4 ~ 5 32 6 32 7 32 8 32 2 33 3 33 4 33 5 33 6 33 as 33 ADDITION Lambert's It It It tt II It It It II It It II n It II tt It It II It It II n II It II u II It 11 " " It It (". r." ,.\ ,~ ,j:j 35 AMOUNT $5.84 '7.92 5.28 5.28 '7.92 '7.92 5.28 5.28 '7.92 5.28 '7..92 '7.92 5.28 '7.92 5..28 '7.92 5..28 5..28 '7.92 1.98 4.62 .t(..,-942 -&a .e.s 5-..e.B- .q...~ 7..92 5.28 5.ZID ~~ 5.28 5.28 '7.92 '7.92 5.00 3.00 RES Q L UTI 0 N (con't) LOT BLOCK NAME Frank & Margaret Shriner F'rank & Margare t Shriner e I Grand Island Land Co. Grand Island Land Co. Wilbur A. & Esther M. Rowe Ha~ley & Minnie Culbertson 6 Frank & Margaret Schriner 7 Trustees Trinity Methodist Episcopal 'Church of Grand Island, Nebraska 8 Thomas Preston 6 Harry O. & Lucy Miller 7 Harry 0 Miller 8 Kenneth L. Gleaves 6 Kenneth L. Gleaves 7 William H. Janes W12'-E26.4' 3 William H. Janes I Max J. & Evelyn E. Boersen Keith Elton Alfred & June Alfred William G. & Lillian Gerbig Edward R. & Wilma G. Rinke Charles Christensen Gerald L. & Buelah A. Halte 10 Rose Kruse Rose Kruse 10 Edward J. ,&'MargaretM~ Brezina (Edward' J\c& Margar'et M. Brezina Clyde M. McKinney Jr. & Donald R. McKinney I e John & ~elma Newbigging Hazel L. Wiley A. C. Christensen z. P. (;; Edith N. Burmood Charles W. & Eva L. Stout 10 1 2 Ruperto Padilla Julian F'. & Marie E. Rodriguez Harry & Jeannette Rynearson 1 34 2 34 3 34 4 34 5 3 4 34 34 34 36 36 36 4 1 1 2 2 5 6 7 2 2 2 8 2 2 2 3 3 4 9 9 1 2 4 3 4 6- 4 7 4 8 4 9 4 4 5 5 3 5 36 ADDITION Lambert's tt If If It n If II II n If Evans If It n If If If n n If II II If If If If If If If tf It " tl (\ r: i\ ",' ,--, ,) AM OUNT 7.92 5.28 5.28 7.92 '7.92 5.2B 5.28 7.92 3.30 3.30 3.30 6.60 4.49 .79 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 3.49 2.64 2.64 3.49 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 .!i Ed s .9. L UTI O! ( con' t ) NAME - e I Harry & Jeannette Rynearson Edward R. & Wilma G. Rinke Jacob W. & Christina Blaha Henry Scheibel Stanley & Carlotta Aguilar stanley & Carlotta Aguilar Laura L. &: Maggie A. Hunter Hannah N. Osgood Hannah N. Osgood Edward R. &: Wilma G. Rinke Eva Mitchel Joseph &: Rachel R. Rynaga Jose Pedrosa Hattie Bennett W26.4' Hattie Bennett E39.8' I Alfred J. & Bessie L. Breazier Alfred J. &: Bessie L. Breazier ~ W13' 4 ~5 Trustees-Solomon African Methodist Episcopal Church 6 Trustees-Solomon African Methodist Episcopal Church Refugio & Joanquina Aldana Joe C. Aldana Joe C. Aldana Albert E. Hahn Albert E. Hahn Dennie Stark Glen & Evelyn Foster I e Berdie Swain W26.4' Berdie Swain Berdie Swain Estate of Rolland C. Woodruff Estate of RollandC. Woodruff w! Estate of Charles O. Rettenmayer E~ -Ii. ~ ) 37 3 5 Evans ADDITION ~MOU1]1 ;~4. 49 LOT BLOCK 5 5 If 6 If 5 7 If 5 8 5 If 9 10 5 " 5 W /0 1 6 6 II 2 If 5 6 If 8 6 " 9 " 6 10 3 6 If ~ j If 4 If It If 7 It 7 II 7 7 n 8 9 II 7 10 7 If 6 If 8 7 If 8 6 If 9 7 II 9 3 10 4 10 If If 5 10 It 6 It 10 10 10 n 7 7 If 6.60 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 6.60 4.49 1.60 4.22 4.49 6.60 5.28 Z)t;.Si3 7.92 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 7.92 5.28 4.62 1.98 5.28 7.92 3.96 1.00 .$4 RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) ~ !&! BLOCK Estate of Charles O. Hettenmayer e I Trinidad Joe & Barbara D. Aguilar Trinidad Joe & Barbara D. Aguilar County of Hall Jose & Paula Pedrosa Jose & Paula Pedrosa Demetra Lakes Carmen & Seferino Ramirez Mildred F. Thompson & Marian V. Byrum 6 Jessie L. & Della V. Springer Ida Starkas Ida Starkas wi 9 E~ 9 George & Rosa Jacobs George & Rosa Jacobs 10 Joe C. & Carmen B. Aldana I Joe C. & Carmen B. Aldana Emmett B. Lockett E. B. Lockett 4 E. B. Lockett 5 Alfonzo Darling 6 A. C. Mayer 7 Leslie E. Barnum Sr. & Clara Barnum $ Louis Balafas 9 Louis Balafas 10 Ben E. Kazlowsky I e Ben E. Kazlowsky Ben E. Kazlowsky Ben E. Kazlowsky Ben E. Kazlowsky p. A. & Caroline Pedersen P. A. & Caroline Pedersen William C. Meahan Harold Lbyd Tangeman Estate of Harry Poulos 10 8 10 ADDITION Evans tt It tt tt It It It tt II It tf " It tt It tt " It ff tI If 11 u It tt tt It " II n It " II r\ "11 ~, ~.) ~ 3$ AMOUNT ---------- -- ---'-- ~~l. 58 1.84 3.96 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 3.96 1.$4 1.58 .84 1.00 3.96 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 3.94 1.84 1.58 1.84 3.94 6.60 4.49 4.22 4.49 6.60 3.94 1.84 1.58 1.$' 3.94 Lillie Gilbert ,,,I.t~\~;!l;:,..~e-o''''\~~>!~e~1s1(''';(';'''''''J.''''i>'~",;'';,;j!+l.~'''''''''fj;'-$<m,;''''~~'.'l"''~~'~'.l:''__'?I''.''>'''''''''''!;_'I_.....~........",,'''n~.'''''''".....,,_--....r._.-"""""'""M-~~,~if~'lI'''''-..b.~.i''''W1~.l';t~_;;<€iir,1''''';.,..fr.''i(ir,~'.';;N:';"~'i'\i.l).lh""'~;:";i'.5-N~i0;-"'/"-'-"J 9 10 10 10 11 11 1 2 3 11 4 11 5 11 7 11 11 11 11 11 11 8 1 12 12 2 3 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 1 2 3 12 13 13 13 4 13 13 5 6 13 7 13 8 13 9 13 13 2 14 " 2.44 RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) ---------- NAME - LOT BLOCK Orin C. & Melissa Strong Anna Moeller-wife e I Elmer & Irene E. Krueger Owl Auto Parts Owl Au to Parts W14' Anna S. Taylor Anna S. Taylor Paul C. & Hazel F. Huston E38.8' Arnold L. Grotzky John & Zelma Newbigging Fred & Grace Schleiker Fred & Grace Schleiker Theo P. Boehm Fred & Grace Schlieker Fred & Grace Schlieker 10 I The Bnadstreet & Clemens Co. Ella Ann Robertson Eva Lambert Blenkiron Eva Lambert B1enkiron Emmanuel & Lorrene Libsack Augusta B. Kountz George A. & Augusta M. Engel George A. & Augusta M. Engel Maria & Jens Salinas Anna Huston Charles P. Zona 10 Ethel E. Perkins V..J. E-'J. v-z- 2" 11 I e Mildred F. Thompson & Marian V. Byrum E-~-Et 11 12 Ethel E. Perkins Ethel E. Perkins 13 14 Ethel May Lesh Roy Westphal 15 Emil & Dora Lucht 39 Emil & Dora Lucht 40 Emil & Dora Lucht 41 3 14 14 4 5 14 6 14 7 14 7 14 (3 14 1 15 2 15 15 15 3 4 5 15 15 8 9 15 15 16 1 39 ADDITION Evans If If If It n " n It If II II If It If It Lambert's Sub. It 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 If It II If It II If If II If It n It It II If 'I tf n n n n It tf " tf II " " Cottage Grove " " If " .;'; r;,) AMOUNT $3. 49 4.49 6.60 3.94 .60 1.24 .79 6.60 4.49 3.49 2.64 2.64 .79 1.84 3.94 2.64 15.00 3.85 3.85 3.$5 3.85 21.65 7.41 5.63 5.63 5.~ 3.75 3.75 7.50 7.50 7.50 13.20 1.12 1.18 1.90 RES 0 L UTI 0 N -----...----- NAME - Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht e I Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht I Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht I e Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora IJucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Emil & Dora Lucht Charles & Grace Hurley Charles & Grace Hurley C~arles & Grace Hurley Charles & Grace Hurley NlOO' NI00' NI00' NI00' (con't) 40 ~ BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT 42 Cottage Grove $3.22 43 44 45 46 '71 '72 '73 '74 '75 '76 '7'7 '78 103 104 105 106 10'7 108 109 110 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 13'7 138 1 1 2 1 3 4 1 1 " It If If II It " It If II If tl II It If II II II It II If II It II It It " fl fl It " It " " II East Park fl tl II " " " 3.22 1.90 1.18 1.12 It 1.12 II 1.18 II 1.90 II 3.22 3.22 " n 1.90 fl 1.18 It 1.12 1.12 1.18 1.90 3.22 3.22 " " n If fl It 1.90 fl 1.18 It 1.12 1.63 1.63 " " " 1.63 1.63 1.63 It II n 1.63 1.63 2.'75 " \I II 2.81 \I 3.53 fl 4.85 2.32 2.32 2.32 2.32 e I I I e RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) --------- - ~ Charles & Grace Hurley NIOO' Homer C. & Clayton E. Millspaugh S32'-N132' Homer C. & Clayton E. Millspaugh S32'-N132' Homer C. & Clayton E. Millspaugh S32'-N132, Homer C. & Clayton E. Millspaugh S32'-N132, Homer C. & Clayton E. Millspaugh S32'-N132, Evelyn Wilson Evelyn Wilson Evelyn Wilson Evelyn Wilson Evelyn Wilson Erwin & Sarah Farnsley Erwin & Sarah Farnsley Erwin & Sarah Farnsley Erwin & Sarah Farnsley Erwin & Sarah Farnsley Nettie E. Braumley LOT BLOCK It} 6 Volney C. & Iona W. Schwartz E362/3' 7 John Woods WlB 1/3' 7 Earl M. Brumley Earl M. Brumley Earl .M. Brumley Pearl Baker Pearl Baker Pearl Baker Pearl Baker Riki Maria Imouye Riki Maria Inouye William G. Plummer William G. Plummer William G. Plummer E-?t Lewis Keen w! Mattie & Cordie Keen l~ 1 2 9 10 5 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 2 2 1 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 3 3 7 8 3 9 3 3 4 4 8 4 4 9 4 4 3 4 5 6 7 83 9 41 ADDITION East Park " " " " " " If II If " fJ II It II II " Jl II " " " " If tI If " " If II u II " " " " " " " If " " " " Bark's Sub " " II " " " u " " " tI If tI It II II II If If '-'ro_.' {:. ..1 'J .i'_. AM Q illI fl ~p2 . 32 .45 .45 .45 .45 .45 2.77 2.77 2.77 2.77 2.77 2.77 2.77 2.77 2.77 2.77 2.77 1.$3 .91 2.77 2.77 2.77 6.25 8.25 8.25 8.25 8.25 21.45 21.45 8.25 4.12 4.12 8.25 e I I I e RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) ---------- NAME - Roy H. & Edith Westphal William A. & Viola Jankovitz Otis Frakes Otis & May Frakes Oti s & May }'rake s Ernest H. ~ Gertrude B. Grim Ernest H. & Gertrude B. Grim Grover Stapleman N153'-W69' LOT BLOCK ADDITION - 11 Bark's Sub 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Susie Fern Skibinski E96' and Slll'-W69' 18 William E. & Ethel Schleichardt William E. & Ethel Schleichardt Pearl Baker James Cerney James Cerney James Cerney James Cerney Charles Erwin Gleason & Gertie M. Gleason Charles Epwin Glea~son & Gertie M. Gleason Charles E>>win Gleason & Gertie M. Gleason N125' G, W. Scott & Clara Scott S40' Charles E. Gleason Charles E. Gleason George W. & Clara Scott Western States Honey Co. Earl T. Edwards Earl T. Edwards Earl T. Edwards Estate of Lottie M. McKibben Estate of Lawrence A. McKibben Herbert F. Glover George W. & Clara Scott R. B. & Caroline B. Lockwood R. B. & Caroline B. Lockwood R. B. & Caroline B. Lockwood 19 20 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 45 46 n " " It tl " II " Bark's 2nd II II " n " II n " II 1I n II II " " " " II II fI II " " " " " It 11 It It It n Ba:l:tk' s 3:1:td II II If It 11 11 11 11 11 " " " " It It It " " 1 21 Marshall's Sub II 2 21 3 21 n i\ 42., I:) AMOUNT $16.50 8.25 8.25 8.25 8.25 8.25 8.25 9.22 12.23 8.25 8.25 8.25 12.47 16.50 16.50 16.50 16.50 29.70 6.25 2.00 8.25 8.25 8.25 21.45 8.25 8.25 8.25 8.25 6.23 13.20 8.25 1.65 1.65 1.65 e I I I e !F:EL S:,gL UeT _ I _ 0 _ N _~__ ( con' t) NAME -- R. B. & Caroline B. Lockwood R. B. & Caroline B. Lockwood Pearl Baker Pearl Baker Pearl Baker Elsie Vanbibber Elsie VanbibBer Elsie Vanbibber Elsie Vanbibber Elsie Vanbibber Lucille Glover Lucille Glover Maria Mulligan Lucille Glover Lucille Glover Lucille Glover Lucille Glover Lucille Glover Lucille Glover Lucille Glover Lucille Glover Lucille Glover Lucille Glover Lucille Glover PaulO. Petzoldt W237'-S140' LO~: BLOCK 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 10 11 12 13 14 15 Alva & Margaret Rittenhouse E50'-W280'- S15<) , 7 Ida V. Rittenhouse & husband E85'-W372' Carrie W. Lansing E125'-W497' Phebie Stahlnecker E100'-W597' Roy E. & Evelyn G. Mann W39.4'~E201.7' Harry H. ~ Mattie L. Vocke W7'-E162.3' 7 Ralph Henry Bady & Frieda Bady E155.3' 7 ADDITION 43 AMOUNT 4 21 Marshall's Sub.~1)1.65 5 21 1 23 2 23 3 23 1 1 1 2 3 1 1 1 2 2 2 7 7 7 7 7 " II II \I Sunny Side " II II 11 \I II It " II Goodrich Sub " II 1 li " " It II " " Norwood Sub. \I " 11 " IT It II II It It II II tI \I 11 II II tI II " It " 1t " It IT II tI II 11 " 1.65 2.08 tt II 2.08 II 2.08 .68 .79 .91 1.,20 2.12 2.12 1.20 .91 .79 .68 3.60 1.80 1.36 1.19 1.70 3.41 3.41 1.70 1.19 11.85 2.50 4.25 6.25 5.00 It.97 .35 7.76 e I I I e ... i ~:,}: 6 RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) ----------- NAME AMOUNT Mary L. Torres A tract of land on the north side of 9th Street west of the O. & R. V. Railroad in the NEt-SW-:t-Section 10, Township 11, North Range 9 ~e~a~e-e~-JeRB-~Q~8QPt A-~PQe~-e~-lQB~-Q~-t~~-BQP~~-S~~e e~-g~a-S~peQ~-eQB~-e~-~Re-QT-&-~T-V. ~a~~PQQ~-~H~~~!-gWi-Seetro~-~Q, ~QWRSQ~P-..T-~ept~_EaHgQ-g Estate of John Lambert A tract of land on the north side of 8th Street and on the east side of Superior ~treet.in N~!~~~t Section 10, TownshlP 11, Range 9 $14.00 ll...~9 2m. 50, Wesley A. & Donna June Ita . A tract of land on the north side of 8th Street iRo~~h NVvt-SEt Section 10, Township 11, nange 9 12.00 Grace Oxford & Willie C. Fay A tract of land on the north side of 7th Street and on the east side of Congdon Ave in the NWt-SEt Section Ten, Township 11, North Range 9 43.50 Total J' I;. :jp6228. ~l. Hespectfully submitted this the 15th day of March, 1950. J. E. Harris street and Alley Committee There being no protests, on motion of Sander, seconded by Wilson, Resolution was adopted. On motion of Sander, I Council adjourned as board of equalization. F . S . ~vhi t e City Clerk 3-15-50 \ t""", (:5 GX'and Island, N ebl". March 15, 1950 Council met in regular session. Mr. Harris, presi- e I dent of the council presicling in the absence of the Mayor' (who arrived later). All councilmen present except Overturf 'VIrho was ill and Thomssen, who 1;vas late. Mr. Herbert Mayer ac1dres sed. the council 'hri th reference to rezoninc; of south 75 ft. of lot 10, block 6, Bonnie Brae Addition, stating that originally this ~lole lot was zoned as commercial but in drawing up the rezoninc; ordinance, this property was left in the residence A. Mrs. Peter Odin, owner of the north 57 ft. made protest to the rezoning as requested on account of the fact that at this time the 8T'ound nm"T avail- able on their own building spot/garbage, rubbish etc. had to be cleaned from her lot once or twice daily. Also that they used an incinerator, which according to the city attorney, i8 against I the ordinance of the city. Being no further protests, after some discussion by the council, motion by Wilson, seconded by Campbell, the request and protest 'l,oras referred to tl'le zoning committee for further consideration. Mr. Lacy, contractor for construction of double d.uplex in the 1800 bloc]{ west Seconcl, requested permission from the Council to continue construction as per plan approv8cl by FHA. Mr. Walker stated that accord.ing to the state insurance code and the building code ordinance, it would be necessary to build the parapet wall through the roof on account of the type of electrical wiring used by Mr. Lacy. The matter was referred back to the building inspector and the special building commit- I It tee with power to act. Bids on transformer and electric equipment for use at the power plant were opened and read as follows: BIDDER ITEM 1 I'rEM 2 AIR BREAK DISCONNECT SWITCH SVJITCH Graybar Elec. Co. 9902.00 2022.00 380.00 55.50 G. E. El e c . Co. 9902.00 2022.00 380.00 55.50 Rail'lrJaY 8.1:- Eng. Co. 1827.00 380.00 55.70 St andard, Transformer 10.279.00 Penn. Transf. Co. 10200.00 Kirkhoff Elec. Co. It em III 9776.00 10425.00 It em lis Air Break Sir>ii t ch Disconnect Switch BHl.c1er 2950.00 430.00 53.00 -,) \..- ~i Kuhlman Elec. Co. Allis Chalmers 10397.00 2600.00 Korsmeyer Co. 10260.00 11~)49. 00 1775.48 360.00 5:3.00 2022.00 380.00 55.50 2780.00 450.00 56.00 Maloney Elec. Co. e I G. E. Supply Co. 9902.00 Westinghouse 11226.00 On motion of Campbell, seconded by Sander, bids were referred to Hr. BurelicIt, project engineer ancl the light committee. Inquiry from Hr. Hansink, Supt. of Dining car and Hot el Dept. of the Union Pacific Railroacl Company as to the renewal of garbage contract for one year from June 1, 1950, was presented. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Wilson, was referred to Kinnison andthe committee. March 14, 1950 Honorable l-1ayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska G-entlemen: i.. I I wish to make report regarding a potential hazard to Ci ty v.rell locat ed at South Locust Street and Stolley Stat e Park Road by the opening up of tract of land located west and across the road from this well. There are, at the present time, three houses under constructionanel since there is no Dublic sanitary sewer available we assume that the disposal of sanitary sewage will be by cesspool or some other means. I would recommend that the property owners adjoining this well be notified as to the provisions of the State Health De- partment as regards the proper installation for sewage disposal units near a public well. C. W. Burdick Commi-s sioner On motion of Campbell, seconded by 1N"ilson, ""as referred to the city attorney to investigate. March 14, 1950 Honorable Mayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska I e Subject: Contract between the City of Grand Island and Leo Stuhr for sale of "vater from outfall sevJer ditch G'entlemen: At your request a search was made in the City Clerk's office and the City Treasurer's office to determine if a con- tract hael ever been made "'Iii th lir. Stuhr regarding the above subject. I was unable to locate any contract or any evidence that there had been a contract. However, a committee report dated February 21,1945, which is hereto attached, indicates the charges to be made for water out of the outfall sewer for irrigation purposes. C. tv. Burdick Cm,1r-rISSIONER On motion of Sander, seconded by Wilson, was referred to the (': !.'.),{ \ \:./ (I se\oJ'er committee. Letter from City Attorney Holmberg with reference to taxes on lot 23, block 16, Ashton place, in 1,^rhicfJ he stated t~ 1048 t lOc ~13 ~2 .Ll e ::J ..: ax i:J 'fp . v .~ , 1949 tax is $14.26, same to be paid e I by the city. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Wilson, was referred to the city property committee. Petition for paving district on First Street from Clay Street to Blain street signed by V. Nelson, Lucille Glover and others was presented. On motion of Wilson seconded by Campbell, the district was created and the attorney authorized to drairJ" up ordinance. Bonds of Adam Dubas, pawn broker Donald Walters, electrician were presented. On motion of Sander, seconded by Wilson, were approved.. I I e () t'! RES 0 L U ION ----- e I ~ WHEREAS, the Qity Treasurer has the sum of $191,164.96 on hand in a fund designated as the Sycamore Street Underpass F'v.nd, which amount has been appropriated for the purpose of aiding in the construction of an underpass under the Union Pacific tracks and for the purpose of paying damages because of the constr.uction thereof and for the taking of private property, and VlliEREAS, the amount appropriated for such property will not be expended for many months and a large portion of said fund should therefore be invested in short term Federal securities, and ~~EREAS, the sum of $150,000.00 of said sum can now and should therefore be invested. NOW, THEREFBRE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE NffiYOR AND COUNCIL OF' THE CI'l'Y 01" GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: I That the City Treasurer be and he is hereby ordered, authorized and directed to invest the sum of ~!!)150,000.OO of said Sycamore street Underpass Fund in short term Federal securities; that said sum be invested in U. S. A. Notes of Indebtedness and that the .interest earnings from said investment be credited to the said Sycamore Street Underpass Fund. BE rr FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Hesolution. Respectfully submitted this 15th day of March, 1950. R. E. Snyp:g J. E. Harris I e John Sander F'inance Committee On motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, res~lution was adopted. ,c', t \_~ ~) RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the Ci ty 1J.'reasurer has in his hands to the credi t of e I the Firemen I s Pension Fund, the sum of f:~27, 372.58, which amount will not be paid for the purpose appropriated for many months to come and the amount therefore in said pension fund should be invested. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF TIiE CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND, :NEBRASKA: That the City Treasurer be and he is hereby ordered, authorized and directed to invest the sum of ~;25,160.00 in saving bonds of the United States of America, known as series "F", drawing ~pproximately 2.53 per cent interest, maturing in twelve years from the date of purchase. BE IT FUR'l'ElER RESOLVED that the C1 ty Clerk forward to the Oi ty I 'rreasurer a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submi tted this 15th day of March, 1950. R. E. Snygg J. E. Harris John Sander Finance Committee On motion of Campbell, seconded by Snygg, resolution was approved. I e e I r....... \..:> ;" RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island is the owner of the real estate hereinafter described and the cost of paving the streets adjacent to said lots has been taxed to the said City of Grand Island and the cost thereof as hereinafter set forth should be paid, and WHEREAS, there is sufficient money in the Paving Fund to pay the cost of said paving, and WHEREAS, a claim has been prepared by the City Treasurer to pay for the cost of such paving and said claim should be allowed and a warrant drawn to pay the same. NOW, THEREFOnE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKAt I That the cost of paving the streets opposite the following real estate belonging to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, be and the same is hereby ordered paid and the claim filed therefore be allowed and a warrant drawn in paJ~ent thereof as follows: PAVING DIST. NUMBErr- 105 105 108 117 117 117 117 I 117 117 e 117 117 117'" LOT BLOCK ADDrCION INTEREST PRINCIPAL A Ross & Ashton Park (West of Oak) ~;85. 50 ~~3, 006.25 12 Koehler Sub 82.53 2,900.62 116 West Lawn 5.50 346.50 6 1 Ashton Place 5.77 322.38 7 1 Ashton Place 5.56 310.44 18 12 Ashton Place 4.62 256.88 19 12 Ashton Place 4.62 256 . 88 20 12 Ashton Place 4.62 256.88 21 12 Ashton Place 4.62 256. 88 22 12 Ashton Place 4.62 256 . 88 23 12 Ashton Place 4.62 256.88 24 12 Ashton Place 4.79 266.76 ~;2l 7.37 ~p8 , 69 4. 23 t RES 0 L UTI 0 N (can't) BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer, a certified copy of this Resolution. e I Respectfully submitted this 15tll day of March, 1950. R. E. Snygg J. E. Harris John Sander Finance COlwlittee On motion of Snygg, seconded by Baumann, resolution was adopted. I I e (' r' ~~ "-.,- ";/ RES 0 L UTI 0 N --------- e I WHEREAS, the Ci t:l Treasurer has in hi shands, in the General Fund, the Stun of ~~9,930.03 desie;nated as rental and earnings from the leas:1.ng of buildings at the Grand Island IVlunicipal Airport, FOR The fiscal year 194J-19V', and WEEHEAS, the earnings have been made from said airport property and the same should be spent for maintenance, extension and operation of said airport. NOW, THEREPORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLA:ND: That the sum of $9,930.03 be and the same is hereby ordered transferred fro~ the said General Fund to the Airport Fund; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby ordered, autilorized and directed to transfer said funds; that the transfer of said money be shown on the books and records of the ~XXK~ City I Treasurer and that the Ci ty Clerk forward to the C1 ty 'I'reasurer a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submi tted this 15th day of Ii/farch, 1950. o. E.. Wilson .~" _. John Sander ~AA.QX ~AA-{11 Airport COl~littee \ On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, resolution was adopted. I e Ray Higgins and Mr. Dodge addressed the council with reference to annexation of property south of Claussen Sub-division and. east of Locust street requesting the council to advise as to covenance covering utilities, assessments, etc. They were advised to contact the city engineer in the way of more speci- fie locations and dimensions, streets, etc. 1I.h'> 1'J._ . K08s, who owns portion of Norwood Gub-division, ae.dressed the cOlJ.noil with reference to a previous request for disconnection from the city. After some discussion, on motion (-, ,-) of Baumann, s econd.ec1 by Campbell, 01 ty attorney VTas advised to proceed to draw up necessary ordinances or resolutions governing S 8.D18. Minutes of previouf; meetings read and approved. e I Communication from the City Employees Association thanking the Mayor and Council for their cooperation in the tendering of a party February 23, 1950 in honor of Ray Ault, ret iring employee, vvas reacl. On mot ion of Campbell, secone'1erl by Thomssen, received and placed on file. Report of J. G. Woodin, Grand Island, Hall County Health Dept., was presented. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Sander, received and placed on file. Assignment from the United States of America per- taining to right of way with reference to installation, main- t enance and removal of light s along state highv'lay 2 and 69 was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, assign- ment was approved. Release clead from the United States of America cover- I ing installation, maintenance and removal of lights along state highway 2 and 69 vias present eel. On motion of 'Hilson, seconded by Sender, ,vas referred to City Attorney and airport committee. .errmo on of 8c:mclel' , seconded by Thornssen City Clerk '\.oTaS directed to request IvI1". Jungclaus to advise the Mayor and Council as to the exact purpose for the rezoning of the south 75 ft. of lot 10, block. 6, BonnieBrae and to '\IThat use the building would be put. Advice to be received not later than March 20. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, authority was granted Hr. ~vilson to have proposed airport ol'clinance pri.nt~ec1. in pamphlet form for distribution. (Certificate of award to I e Grand Island airport and non-commercial pilots Was presented at the council.) On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, claim of M. Lingeman for refund of $5 for use of the emergency unit vms allO\'iecl. Campbell ac'tvised the council that Mr. Bu:cc1ick had suggested that a department man be sent to Chicago on his own time and part of expense provided the council would allow $40. r j .t On motion of Campbell, seconded by 'nlOmssen, Mr. Burdick tnIas permitted to send a department man to Chicago with expense allowance of $40. On motion of Thomssen , seconded by Wilson, bid of the Diamond Engineering Company for pavine Harrison street e I was accepted as the best bid. Hayor advised the council that he had contacted the county board with reference to closing the north and south road along the east side of the cemetery and the board had advised him that would be favorable. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen that the previous action of the council be rescinded for the letting of contract for the Harrison street paving, same to be discussed at the meeting of Harch 20. After some discussion, on motion of Wilson, seconded V" by Thomssen, city attorney was instructed to have the injunction sui t filed by Mr. !1ichelson brought to a speedy trial. Ordinance 2359 levying special taxes on gravel district I #23 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Baumann, ordinance 'Ij,TCtS placec1 on first reading at length. Roll call bclllot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, VJilson, Bander, Baumann, ~nygg, Voting no, none. Absent Overturf, Harris excused. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll CEtll ballot. Voting yes, Cmnpbell, Thomssen, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Overturf, Harris excused. Ordinance 2360 creating water main district 129 was regularly passed by the cOlmcil and signed by the Hayor. I e On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Sr:l.l1(ler, orc3.Jnance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, i~Jilson, Sancler, B[?Jlmann, Bnygg. Voting no, none. Absent Overturf, Harris excusecl. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Baumann, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Ca~pbell, Thomssen, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, nono. Absent Overturf, Harris excused. 1""-' (1 1..- ~.j Ordinance 2361 repealing ordinance 2357 creation of paving district 124 regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Baumann was e I placed on first reacling e,t length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Overturf, Harris excused. On motion of Campbell, seconded. by Baumann, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, \Vil son, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Vat ing no, none. Absent Overturf, Harris excused. Ordinance 2362 with reference to six months licens8 for restaurants and the fees governing same was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Sander, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, \tHlson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. I Voting no, none. Absent Overturf, Harris excused. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, TrlOmssen, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Overturf, Harris excused. Ordinance 2363 creating sewer district 233 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Thamssen, seconded by C9Inpbell, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Overturf, Harris excused. I e On motion of Campbell, seconded by Baumann, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passee1. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Cempbel1, Thomssen, \Hl son, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Vat ing no, none. Absent Overturf, Har}~is excused. Ordinance 2364 pertaining to rules and regulations covering flying and ground activities at Municipal airport was placed on first reading at length, on motion of Thomssen second.ed by SRnd.er. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, ~. 'I Campbell, Thomssen, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg. Voting no, none. Absent Overturf, Harris excused. After discussion pertaining to stop light at Louise and Elm and Wheeler street south of Tenth street, same e I was referred to the street and alley committee. stop signs on Phoenix street were referred to the street and alley committee pertaining to removal. Claims against the city were presented. On motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, allowed as read. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, 8n~rO'p" v L)(.). Voting no, none. Absent Overturf, Harris excused. Motion by Sander, council adjourned. B". S. 1:fhite Oi ty Clerk 3-15-50 I I e e I I I e I Grand Island, Nebr. March 20, 1950 Council met as by law required to canvass the results of March 14 election an~ transact any other business that might come before the meeting. President Harris opened the meeting in the absence of the Mayor, who arrived later. All Councilmen present except Overturf 1,1ho was ill. I Mr. Keggin made request of the Council with reference to le2se on two buildings of different expiration dates, that the lease be made for a year from April 1, 1950. On motion of Thonwsen, f:Jeconded by Wilson, request v'Te,s e;ranted.. Matter of rezoning the south 75 ft. of lot 10, block 6, Bonnie Brae Addition, request by H. Jungclaus. Mr. L. A. Holmes represented the protestors and made verbal protest, stating that if no restrictions as to business to be transacted in this location was included in rezoning, the protestors were fearful that there would be some business operated in that location 1I;hic11 Hould not be satisfactory, but very detrimental to the adjoining properties. Mr. Pete Odin gave his reasons for making protest, and also Mr. Al Schroder, both stating as far as the expansion of the grocery business was concerned, they Here favorable, but if this property be rezoned for Business A, there was a chance of bakery, liquor store, auction house or some other undesirable business would be located therein. On account of Mr. Jungclaus not being represented at this particular time, action was deferred until later in the meeting. Heque st from ~"lilliam Het t enbrink to clisconnect lot s 4 and 5 in Norwood Sub-diVision from the city of Grand Island, this property adjoining the property of Walter Koss, ~lO recently mad.e tb.B same request and Ground we,s eU sconnect ed from the city. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, request of Mr. Metten- brink was granted. Request from Leo Keating for permission to remov~ brick sidewalk and build curb sidewalk along the east side of Elm Street from Division to the alley south was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, request was granted, the petitioner to stand all expense of removing any utilities f .~ L that might require cnange of location. Application of Elo Honsen for 'lrTork at the CLisposEtl plant was presented. On motion of Snygg, seconded by Wilson, was received and placed on file. The petition signed by S. N. Wolbach and others e I for the creating of water main district along the south side of blocks 43, 44, 45, Wasmer's Second Addition, same being on the north side of Anna street from Jackson to Tilden. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, tll.e district 1o'1E1.8 ordered created subject to approval of C. W. Burdick. Petition for alternate bids for the paving of Paving District 121, as to materials to be used, reo~ue8t being for cement and asphalt mix and a seal coat. On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, was referred to the city Engineer for specifications and estimate on these types of paving, same to be presented at the next regular meeting. Notice from the Nebraska Railway Commission with reference to hearing of request of the Pop Corn Trails Bus line for a change in their bUB service out of Grand Island was read. I On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Snygg, was referred to the Airport committee. At this time 11r. A. C. r,1ayer appeared for Hr. Jung- claus stating that there was an error on the part of the council in getting out their zoning as of 1948 with referenoe to lot 10, Block 6, Bonnie Brae Addition, same having been included in the commercial area in the first zoning ordinance, but in the last zoning ordinance, was removed from the commercial area. After Borne discussion, on motion by Snygg that the zoning not be changed. Motion being lost on account of no s econcl. Hr. Thorns sen offereel a 8ubsti t"Ll.t e motion that the hearing be continued until April 5, 1950. I e Proposed lease by and between the city of Grand Island and Marvin Vautravers for 33 buildings located at the Grand ,f, Island Municipal airport for ~420 per month was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, the lease was approved and the BayoI' authorized to sign and his unexpired lease cover- 1ng other buildings to be cancelled as of June 1, 1950. (..... ~'." c> RES 0 L U ION ~IEREAS, the City Treasurer on the 1st day of March, 1950, had e I on deposit to the credit of the Cemetery, Permanent Ca~r.'e F'und the sum of $83,000.00, said sum having been paid to the city for the purpose of providing permanent care for lots in the city cemetery, and WHEREAS, said amount should be invested and the earnings received therefrom paid into the Cemetery Fund to aid in maintaining the cemetery, and WfillREAS, no expenditures are anticipated and $75,000.00 of said Permanent Care Fund can now and should therefore be invested. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CI'I'Y OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: THat the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized, ordered and directed to invest ~;75,OOO.OO of said Permanent Care :F'unds; that said amount be invested in United States Saving Bonds, series "GlI, I bearing 2.5 per cent interest, payable semi-annually; that the interest earnings from said bonds be paid into the Cemetery Fund for the purpose of providing funds for maintaining the cemetery and for the purpose of paying other expenses incidental thereto and that said bonds be invested in the name of the City of Grand Island and designated as Cemetery, Permanent Care Fund. BE IT FURTJIER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer, a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this ~oft.day of Ivlarch, 1950. I e Finance CO~TIittee On motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, resolution was adopted. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- e I WHERE~S, me alley exists in Lot Seventeen (17), Home Subdivisior to the City of Grand Island and no easement or right-of-way has ever been provided for the construction of utilities,and WHEREAS, such an easement or right-of-way is now necessary in order to furnish said lot with water, sewer and power lines, and I WHEREAS, George Armstrong and wife are owners of that part of said Lot Seventeen (17), described as follows: A part of Lot 17, of Home Subdivision of that part of the Northwest Quarter of Section 9, in Township 11, North, Range 9, West of the 6thP. M. which lies West of Wheeler Avenue, more particularly described as follows: Commencing a t a point 3653' 8'1 North of the Sou thwe st corner of said Lot 17, running'thence North along and upon the West boundary line of said Lot for a distance of 52'8" running thence East parallel with the Southerly boundary line of said Lot for a distance of 132', running thence South parallel with the West Boundary line of said Lot for a distance of 5218", and running thence West parallel with the South boundary line of said lot for a distance of 132' to the place of beginning, Hall County, Nebraska, and also The North 337' of the East 88' of Lot 17, Home Subdivision to the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska and have agreed to give an easement over said lands to the City of Grand Island for utility purposes. NOW~ THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE ~~YOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the City enter into an agreement with the said George Armstrong and wife for said easement or right-of-way in order that ut lities. may be constructed thereon and that the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to enter into said agreement for said easement for and on behalf of the City of Grand Island. Respectfully submi tted this :<o-dr day of March, 1950. I e L~ - ~~r~~ y/;t:(L~e Qu~m.Q.l1~ eaml.lbc1~eg o~",}~d" .1;;4},..~"".~s...,J;l..p.p.l10'~Q. ('"" ~.~: RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- e I \VHEREAS, under the laws of Nebraska, 1949, Legislative Bill 401', municipali ties share in a portion of the motor vehicle registration fees collected by the County Treasurer, and WHEREAS, the City Treasurer of the City of Grand Island has received from the County Treasurer of Hall County, Nebraska, the sum of $23,854.01, the same being the city's share payable from such registration fees, and V!1:IEREAS, according to the laws of the State of Nebraska such fees are to be expended for the purpose of cleaning, maintaining, and repairing of the streets and boulevards and such sums so received should, therefote, be placed to the credit of the Paving Fund of the City of Grand Island. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE ~~YOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: I That the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized, directed and ordered to deposit the said sum of $23,854.01 to the credit of the Paving Fund of said City; that said sum be expended as provided by law and as ordered by the Mayor and Council and that warrants for the payment of the cost thereof be drawn against said Paving Fund; that all of said funds hereafter received by the City Treasurer from said source be deposited to the credit of the Paving Fund; that the City Clerk and the City Treasurer show the collection of such fees on their records and that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Re solu tion. Respectfully submitted this .:zo-d..day of March, 1950. 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On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, was referred to the fire committee with power to act. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Campbell, the police were given power to act in the matter of placing stop signs along irrheeler street from Tenth south to Fourth St. On motion of Harris, council adjourned. F. S . 1iJhi t e City Clerk 3-20-50 I I e . I I I . (" RES 0 L UTI 0 Ii[ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that licenses to sell alcoholic liquor by the package only, be granted to the persons, firms, associations and corporations hereinafter named at the address set opposite the name of each licensee as follows: LICENSEE ADDRESS / JT6~.:cxx~XUX' lOOEXU~X1QX~:l~U XXlUSmt.X>XX:~ rAlbert C. Meyer and Milton C. Dahms (Idle Hour Bar) 308-310 North Walnut rPhil Lippert & Al. Behnke & Pat Brown (Fine Liquors) 203 North Locust "Arthur H. Boehl 8::, Marie C. Kranz 207 North Wheeler (Boehl & Kranz) , Platt Duetsche Society 1315 West Anna rNick Jamson 319 North Locust (Schuff's Liquor Store) vIvIe G. Detweiler & Iona Detweiler (Star Swper Market) v William Sassen (Sassen's Liquor Store) v Fred Mehring (Mehring Beer & Liquor Market) ~Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 378 vVeterans of Foreign Wars Hall County Post 1347 (VFW Club) " American Legion Post 53 (Legionnaire Club) '" B. P. O. Elks #604 vGrand Island Liederkranz v Robert H. Snyder & Samuel lVI. Houck Jr. (Blacks 'Ilavern) /Harry L. Rozell (Koehler 'I'avern) v Lawrence Nonneman & Helen Mehring . i'I'he Copper Mug Bar) Elmer McIntosh (Bud's 'Ilavern) v W. J. Neylon & William J. Langdon (Bills Liquor) 509 West Third 217 North Walnut 310 North Pine. 219-23 East 'Ihird 216 vVest Second 315t North Locust 205 West First 401-403 West First 323 West Third 320 North Locust 3~6 North Walnut 106 vVes.t Fourth 121-123 East Front . I I I . r;: and clerk authorized to advertise for bids. Grand Island, Nebraska April 5, 1950 Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island., Nebraska. Gentlemen: The follo"Ting is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water Main No. 130, which district is to be built in Anna Street from Jackson Street to Tilden Street. 1032 line ft. 6" cast iron water main with all fittings in place @ $2.55 per ft. $2531.60 Ray L. Harrison Ci ty Engineel" On motion of Campbell, seconded by Baumann, report \rlas approved and the clerk authorized to advertise for bids. Grand Island, Nebr. April 5, 1950 Honorable Mayor and City Council, Grand ~sland, Nebr. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Paving District No. 121 to be made of granular base with black top wearing surface. Said pavin~ to oonsist of six inch sub-base compacted 100% (Proctor Method), three inch stabilized sand-gravel base and a three and one-half inch asphaltic concrete we~ring sur- face course, (Hot Type). Approx. 7692.4 sq. yds. paving complete @ $2.~5 per yd. . w18,077.l4 Approx 2041 lin feet curb and gutter @ $1.25 2,676.25 Approx. 258 line ft straight curb @ .85 ft. 219.30 Remove and relocate two catch basins 250.00 Approx. 750 cu. yds. excavation @$1.00 per yd. 750.00 Total 21,972.69 The above paving to be built according to the plans and specifications on file in the City Engineer's office. Ray L. Harrison City Engineer After some discussion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, clerk was authorized to advertise for bids for concrete, also black top. (Larry Donigan, representing Portland Cement Association, ') I Fred Winter, Mr. Pierce. of Peter Kewitt Company, Mr. House, Diamond Engineering Company, each presented views concerning specifications 8.n6 durability of different types of peving. Regular surety bonds were presented as follows: Floyd McCullough, electrician Herk Essex, Plumber Donald D. Werner ) Richard Sidders ) W. J. Harry ) James Webb Auctioneers John Claussen, House Mover On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, bonds were approved. . I I I . f.' .;J Rene'tval lease by ahd bet'i'!een the city of Grand Island aneL United Appliance Wholesalers, Inc. for buildings identified. as. T-118, T-847 for $1761 pel"' year from May 1, 1950 was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, lease was approved and Mayor authorized to sign. Proposed lease by and. between the City of Grand Island. and. Glen C. Pierce for building identified as T-114 from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950 for $405 was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, lease was approved and Mayor au thorized to sign. Renewal agreement between the City of Grand Island and the Union Pacific railroad for garbage disposal was presented. RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the UNION PACIF'IC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending to May 31, 1951, the term of agreement 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. 276l0-l-C; and WHEHEAS, the Council of the city of Grand Island 11a8 said proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and vn{EREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of Grand Island will be subserved by the accep- tance of said agreement; THEREF'ORE, 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 sa.me 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 CitYI 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 Thomssen, seconded by Snygg, resolution was adopted. Report of the Sani t8.tion Dept. was presented. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Snygg was approved. Report of the Grand Island, Hall County Health Dept. by J. G. Woodin was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, received and placed on file. . I I I . Mr. Burdick mentioned he had contract by and between the Light and Water Dept. and the City of Grand Island for the lease rental on oil tank at the airbase, which was presented at this time. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Ca~pbell, lease agreement was approved and the Mayor authorized to sign. Harris mentioned that the stop signs had been placed on Wheeler street from Tentl1 Street to Fourth street. Also that the baseball field at the Pier park had been graded and leveled. On motion by Sander, seconded by Harris, resolution pertaining to li~lor licenses for 1950-1951 was presented. l/t-'.'.' " i I I '! .! .i -, 'I " '.. f~ JI 'l 1 -- Ii ~ ~ ~ I. Grand Island, Nebraska April 5, 1950 Council met in regular session, his honor, the Mayor, presiding. All councilmen present. Hearing on rezoning of the south 75 ft. of lot 10, block 6 Bonnie Brae addition, \AlaS opened. His honor reauested anybody favoring the rezoning of this plot might be heard at this time. Mr. Herbert l.Jfayer, representing Mr. Jungclaus, advised the council that their request for rezoning should be withdrawn, which, of course, terminated the hearing. Mr. McCarthy, representing the City Recreation Associ- ation, made request for $5506.00 for the summer of 1950. After some discussion, Mr. McCarthy was advised that the matter would be taken care of during the evening session. Charles Gardner in his own behalf, thanked the council for their cooperation during his connection here with the Chamber of Commerce. Also 8aiel \'1ords of praise regarding the newly elected council. Mr. Barker, owner of the Walnut Street Furniture exchange, made request for unloading space at 379 North \~alnut. After some discussion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Baumann, Police Dept. 'IrI8.8 instructed to set a loading and unloading sign on eBcb side of 1'Jalnut street bet'\i'!een Fourth street and the tracks. Dave Roush explained the vJOrk that the Romeo Steel Products Company had done "li tb reference to stralghtening the course of \1ood River from the St. ,Toe tracks ea>et. claiming that at the outfall sewer ditch, there being 80 much silt carried into WoodRiver from this ditch that it was impossible to work same from thA bed of the stream and had to be cleaned altogether from the banks. Also that it was hi. understanding that the Oi ty of Grand Island \.".ould stHnd a portion of the expense in connection 'td t.h the straightening of this stream. Councilman Campbell mentioned that several of the f'armers in that vicinity had made request that the city contribute $1000 toward this. After some discussion, motion by Wilson, seconded by Harris that the City Engineer be instructed to make survey and report back to the new council. After further discussion I . I I I . Campbell offered an amenclment to the motion that the city pay $500 at thin time, bal~nce being referred to the new Council. Seconded by Thomssen. Mr. Roush stating he had claim from the Peter Kewitt Company for $500, lease on caterpillar for twelve daye. Roll call baLlot. VotinL ~Tes, Campbell, Thon1ssen, Bau- mann, Overturf. Voting no, Wilson, Harris, Sander. Pass Snygg. Mr. Higgins, representing the parties who wish to annex Dodge Acres sub-division to the city of Grand Island, had maps or drawing of this said sub-division. After some discussion pertaining to the roads or streets through this sub-division, and also sewer drainage and surface drainage, same being referred to the city engineer to make ourvey and report back April 10. (Report included that of County engineer Rudd also.) Delegation from the northeast part of the city made request that the petition which had been present ad for 8e""8r in that section be acted upon immediately. Mr. Harrison advising that the plans and specifications were being worked out as to the sewer and also lift station and that the district would be immediately created. l,unutes of the meetings of March 15 and 2.0 "tvere read and approved with the exception of the resolution covering an agreement with George Armstrong and wife claimed not adopted and the dates in the resolution pertaining to the transfer of funds to the airport being changed from 1949 and 1950, to 1948 and 1949. Request of John R. McWilliams to renew lease on building at the airpoJ.:'t was presented. On mot ion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, was referred to tbB new council. April 3, 1950 Honorable Mayor and City Council Grand Island., Nebraska. Gentlemen: ;\ ~tJe, your comilli ttee on "Jater and Light to v;hom vms referred the bids for power tr~~sformers and outdoor substation equipment, beg to report that we find the bid of the General Electric Company, 409 South 17th, Omaha, Nebraska, for the furnishing of one 3,000 K.V.A. power transformer in the amount of $~,902.00 F.O.B. Grand Island, Nebraska; andthe bid of the Korsmeyer 60mpany, Lincoln, Nebraska, for the furnishing of the out door substation and switching equipment in the amount of $1,775.48 F. O. B. Grand Island, Nebrask.a., to be the Im1est and best bid.. vJerecommend that the above bids be accepted and that the Mayor and City Clerk be instructed to enter into contract for the same. We~ further recommend that the certified checks of . I I I '. {; the unsuccessful bidders be returned. Lafe Campbell Arthur C. Ti:lornssen aeo. T. Baumann R. E. Snygg Committee On motion of Campbell, seconded by Baumann, report vms approved.. Roll Call.VotingttYes"Campbell;Thomssen,Baumann, Snygg,Harris,Wilson,Sander & Overturf.. Voting ttNOtt None. Aprll 3, 1950 Honorable Mayor and City Council G'rancL Island, Nebraska ~"', Gentlemen: This is further reference to the Drot ection to City vJ'ell located at Stolley Park Road and South" Locust Street against the improper installation of cesspools within the circle of influence of this well. I c~ attaching hereto copy of letter received from Mr. R. M. Babcock, Public Health Engineer with the State of Nebraska who came to G!'and Island to make an inspection and recommendation to the parties involved. I wish to point out that this recommendation is that the Ci ty purchase a small tract of land \vest of Locust Street and west of the well in question. Yours truly City Water, Light & Ice Depta. C. tv. Burdick Commissioner On motion of Harris, seco!Hled by Sander, vias referred to C. W. Burdick to investigate probable purchase price. Communication from the Fairmont J:t"'oods Company with reference to leases which they held for the year 1949, same having expired and also claiming that they were in no way 1'es- ponsible for rentals which might accrue. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, received, and placed on file. Offer of Harry Griminger, representing J\1rs Falla.orf and Mrs. Ehlers, with reference to property condemned for street purposes of $350 plus court costs in full settlement of damages. After some discussion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was referred to the city attorney to contact persons who might be interested in the widening of this street at this point. Petition for curb sidewalk on the west side of Huston street from Waugh street to College street, signed by Congrove, Harder, and others was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, permission was granted to build said curb sidewalk, property owners to pay for the moving of all utili ties. tllard Babcock from t he Fire Department, made request from the Council for permission to purchase books for study by . I I I . J the firemen. After some cliscussion, on motion of Harri s, seoonded by Wilson, the Fire Department was authorized to make said purohase. Petition for ourb sidewalk along the east side of lots one and ten, block twenty-five, Russell Wheeler Addition was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, per- mission was granted for said curb sidewalk, property owners to stand all expense oonneoted therewith. Petition for water main in Eleventh street from Broadwell to White Avenue, signed by Grand Island Land Company and others, was presented. Motion by Campbell, seconded by Harris, was referl"ed to the i'iater committee. Grand Island, Nebraska April 5; 1950 Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 233, which district is to be in the alley between Broad't'lell Ave. ana. White Avenue from 6th st. to 9th Street. Approx. 1085.8 line ft. 8" olay tile sewer @ $2.25 per foot $2441.25 Approx. 3 manholes complete @$125.00 each 375.00 $2816.25 Total Respectfully submitted Hc;1.Y L. Harrison City Engineer On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Baumann, report was approved and clerk authorized to advertise for bids. Grand Island, Nebraska April 10,1950 Honorable 14ayor & Oi ty CounCil, Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water Main No. 129, which district is to be built in Joehnck Road from Memorial Drive to Meves Avenue end in Maves Avenue from Joehnck Road to Cherry Street. 986 line ft. 6" CRst iron water main with all fittings in place @ $2.55 per ft. $2514.30 Respectfully submitted, Hay L. Harrison Ci ty Engineer On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, report was approved . I (~ '-;...!; ~ : RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- (con't) LICENSEE ADDRESS 202 North Locust 103 North Locust 308 North Wheeler 105 East 3rd Lawrence M. Sidwell & Roland L. Winter (Corner Tavern) vL. L. Fredrickson (Island Bar) Henry F. Scheel (vTI~ite Horse Tavern) Charles F. Vaclavek (0 K Liquor Store) Emil J. Vaclavek (H & H Liquor Store) 424 We s t Pourth v lViI's. WilliamWohl (Wohl's Liquor) 515 East Fourth BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 5th day of April, 1950. II John Sander I . J. E. Harris Ordinance, License and Bond Committee On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, resolution was adopted with the exception of application of John C. Schneider (Del Rio Cafe) at 209 North Garfield which was application for new license, same not being granted. . I I I . , RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE WillYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF Trill CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the persons hereinafter named be, and they are hereby approved as managers for the licensees to whom licenses have been issued to sell beer and alcoholic liquor by the Nebraska Liquor Control Cormnission, as follows: LICENSEE MANAGER Daniel-Beck Company (Hotel Yancey) Jere Carlson Cblumbia Club Charles R. Keefe B P 0 Elks #604 (Elks Club) R. E. Townsend Veterans Of Foreign Wars, Hall County Post 1347 (V:F'W Club) Leonar.d II. Wlese ' Platt Duetsche Society John R. Lassen Nick Jamson (B & lVl Cafe) Alma R. Miller Nick Jamson (Schuff Cafeteria) Alma R. Miller BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 5th day of April, 1950. John San. der J. E. Harris Ordinance, License and Bond Committee On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, resolution was adopted. *XKKXKH~X~~~~~XIKKXKlXi~~IX~KXIKKX~lXlKKKX~XXSKKKiI!~xtEKX RXKXE~~X~X!EEXN~X>>X>>~~XX>>XEX~Y~~XXNXXXKMX~II~~XXMMXK~j X>>*XXD>>~>>JS:X~)WiX~XX~XX~~:fJmXJ.€1tX . I I I . ff 1: ,,'-:.. ._J Overturf mentioned the oess pool at the oemetery needed considerable repair. After some discussion, on motion of Fmrris, seconded by Wilson, was referred to Overturf with po\ver to act. On motion of Snygg, seconded by Thomssen, the council granted the request of the City Recreation Association by John McCarthy for $5506 appropriation for the summer of 1950. Some discussion as to the heavy traffic on Oak street on account of transports etc. using Oak street to avoid stop lights. On motion of Harris, seconded by Baumann, was referred to the Police Dept. for Mr. Roseberry to make traffic check. Ordinance 2364 directing sale of lot 6, block 68, Wheeler and Bennett's Second Addition was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Ballinann, Snygg, Overturf. Voting no, none. Motion of Harris, seconded by San(ler, rules ir1ere suspended and. ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg, Overturf. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2365 creating paving district 125 was regularly passed by the council and signed. by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, ordinance placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, vUIBon, Sander, Baumann, Snygg, Overturf. Voting no, none. Motion by Harris, seconded by Wilson, rules were sus- pended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally plltpsed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg, Overturf. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2366 creating water main dist. 130 i1as regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Motion by Harris, seconded by I'nlson, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.> Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, B~umann, Snygg, Overturf. Voting no, none. . I I I . '1 ,J: Motion by Harris, seconded by Overturf, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg, Overturf. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2367 authorizing sale of Fr lot one, fr block 18, H. G. Clarks Addition and its complement,to school district of the city of Grand Island for $500 was regular~y passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. On motion of Harris, seconc1ec1 by Campbell, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg, Overturf. Voting no, none. Motion by Harris, seconded by Wilson, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call bal.lot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, 8ny Overturf. Voting no, none. Orfinance 2363 disconnecting lots 1, 2, 3, Norwood sub-eli vi sion fy'om the oi ty of G:cand L.,L:L.l1cl ",las regulDrly p8.fi f3ed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Motion by Harris, seconded by Wilson, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg, Overturf. Voting no, none. Motion by Harris, seconded by Thomssen, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage ana finally pa$sed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg, Overturf. Voting no, none. Communication from the secretary of the Extra Mile Club pertaining to rest rooms was presented. and placed on fi.le. Advice from W. F. Hart, chief engineer on Union Pacific pertaining to flasher light at Jackson street and Union Pacific tracks was presented. Claims against the city were presented. Motion by Harris, seconded by Snygg, were allowed as read. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Baumann, Snygg, Overturf. Voting no, none. Motion by Thomssen, council adjourned. 4-5-50 F. S . v;'hi t e City Clerk . I I I . FUN D To p&y Co. Treas. Sale.l':L es Stl'8St & AIL8Y Gas Tax iJ e y,i '2 rF'nn d E;;torm Uev,er EngirH~er In c.I.tl<.;i.l tc31 S Municipal Pool Airport Sanitation Street Lif,;ht:Lng IIydr:.'nt H2ntcil Park Fund Police Fund Cr~met3ry Fund Fire Fund PSDsion Fund Pavi:ng Fund Music Fund Tot"ll Approp. Tr~Ilsfers Ice Fund V'Lt'~r Fund Light Fund. SeVier Dic:triet Paving District l\l) J? J-lIJ P l-:~I 1.\ u FOR FI iJCAI, " j\r!J?I-~.O FJ It I j~ S ':" r'l' 0'" 0" ,~4,.)0,j. 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( 5,104.04 19,258.20 920.12 9,991.16 9,065.89 4, ~:'()0.52 11,937. ~,5 10, 'Ji}-3. 03 16,669.03 r, ') () (}" ,j[ "--..J, . '-'4. uO 14,69 J.44 47 , lCH. 75 r' ." '.'''' .""".", t:'.., 4..:}..L. U..L 16,933.48 1,500.00 ";')-1 ;:;-199/ .::2 ,1. G. $'i- ~ :l } >~, April 10, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. Council met as by law required to canvass results of . I the election of April 4. His Honor, the 11ayor, presiding. All Councilmen present. Canvass of the ballots was immediately started. After the canvass, Wilson reported the results to be the same as reported by the election boards in precincts one ancl two. Harris reported results to be the same as that of the election boards in three, four, five and six. Thornssen reported results to be the same in seven, eight and nine. Baumann reported the results as previously tabulated in ten and eleven. Count of the mail ballot s in t he different precincts, results of which are in tabulation following. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Total 2 1 10 1 2 2 Cunningham 121 225 209 177 380 72 358 289 169 64 247 2329 r 1 2 1 ( 8 4 3 2 Foreman 100 241 212 118 320 65 511 346 201 63 259 2457 ,3 2 1 1 15 5 3 I Johnson 86 265 261 147 375 54 616 403 238 81 323 2876 " 1 2 1 8 1 1 1 Kelly 107 248 215 130 280 45 388 289 165 49 237 2168 2 1 1 2 2 4 3 Noble 105 220 164 122 250 41 123 173 92 41 199 1545 1 1 6 2 2 4 Starr 82 185 154 102 332 54 243 183 127 37 169 1684 1 1 12 5 2 1 Stephens 63 155 142 82 252 48 410 257 151 45 213 1840 2 2 2 1 15 4 4: 6 Toft 124 352 281 179 489 70 523 353 184 57 292 2940 / 1 16 2 3 3 Winmaff 83 217 228 153 306 43 533 302 183 50 233 2356 ~ 2 1 1 3 2 1 4 Zachry 120 225 185 138 300 64 161 210 90 41 226 1774 I . 2 3 1 3 4 6 5 Connell 193 434 365 255 607 104 726 525 300 98 454 4085 1 3 1 3 4 6 5 Nicholas 193 443 365 254 616 102 722 532 296 100 464 4110 1 3 1 3 4 6 5 Minor 192 438 368 250 614 103 702 495 287 97 452 4021 On motion of Harris,seconded by W~lson,results of election as tabulated were declerled official. On motion of Harris,Secmnded by Sander, minutes of meeting of April 5,1950 were approved. . I I I . 1 f'; _;_Ui RESOLUTION vffiEREAS} by Quitclaim Deed dated October 13, 1948, recorded December 17, 1948, in the Offi.ce of Register of Deeds, Hall County, Nebraska, in Book 96 of Deed Records at page 197, .. the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, acquired from the United States of America the facility kno,^Tn as the Grand Island Army Airfield, and other property therein described; and WHEREAS, there was not included in said Quitclaim Deed, as being subject of transfer, a .certain License appurtenant to said airfield for the installation and operation of (airport) reference lights bearing date of' April 12, 1945, issued to the Government by the State of Nebraska, acting by and through its Department of Roads & Irrigation; and \vHEREAS, in the lnterests of national defense the Oivi1 Aeronautics Administration has recommended tllO transfer of B License to the said City of Grand Island to become a part of said airport facility and subject to the terms of said Quitclaim Deed dated October 13, 1948; and WHEREAS, pursuant thereto there has been presented at this meeting an Assignment instrument executed by the United States of America, acting by and through the Administrator of General Services, w'hich transfers said License to said City of Grand Island, to become a part of said airport facility subject to the terms of said Quitclaim Deed, a copy of 1/1hich Assignment instrument is hereto attached; and WHEREAS, it is determined that said Assignment instru- ment is a.cceptable and that said City of Grand Island will be bound thereby, NOW1 THEREFORE, be it hereby resolved that said Assignment instrument be and the same is hereby accepted, and that B. J. Cunningham, Mayor of said City of Grand Island be and he is hereby authorized and directed to receive the same on behalf of said City, and to issue receipt therefor. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, Resolution was adopted and Mayor authorized to sign appended certificate. '1,f" .'I!iJlm.IIJIJJfl....~ . \P:t.' e; ':i~, -; ,t~: ;::i-. " ~ ,~, ~t.~'I"~ "4~.',,: ~e'.~ ti'. . tA~Ft;~}.'te'~~':t:';:~!'. Higgins and Abernathy appeared. before the council 'Ii'>Ti th reference to Buenavista Ac1dltion, sewers, water service and . I streets. Report of Rudel and Harrison pertaining to the laying of sewer in this district and the necessity of lift station. Harris made reference to the grade elevations for the streets and was informed by Mr. Abernathy that all curb and gutters would be laid as the property was improved and that the streets would be worked to specified grade. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, these plans be approved with a recommendation to the new council that a resolution be passed pertaining to restrictions etc.) annexing Buenavista addition to the city of Grand Island. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, city attorney was instructed to prepare resolution immediately. I Claim of the Romco Steel Products Company for $500 for the use of dredging equipment belonging to Peter Kewitt used in cleaning and straightening channel of Wood River. After some discussion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, engineer vIaS instructed to bring in estimate of the 'VIork done and location thereof and work necessary to be done. Harrison made explanation of the use of the storm sewer at outlet, claiming there was three million gallon or more of city water from the condenser at the light plant passing through every twenty-fom~ hours. Communication from J. I. Fetters, Assistant state Super- viser Trade and Industrial Education in charge of firemen's tloaining, vias presented 1'l11erein he stated a ten 1J8e1:8 COU]:'ce and commencUnc; Asst. C11icf Evans and Ward 3abcocl\. for their I . attenfance at these meetings. On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, communication received and placed on file. On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, new council was sworn in, the Mayor administering the oath to each. On motion of Thomssen, council adjourned. F. S. itfhi te Ci ty Clerk 4-10-50 la~,t meeting of Mayor and 8 man Council. . I I I . 1 ".' ..,\. ' Gra.no. Isla.nd, Nebr. April 10, 1950 City Clerk opened the meeting for the organization of the new council, stating that motion was in order for the nomi- nation of President. Motion by Toft, seconded by Winl'"J"loff, that Oscar W. Johnson be elected as President. There being no further nominations, nominations were closed. Unanimous ballot cast favoring Oscar Johnson. Mr. Johnson then proceeded to take the chair as President, commenting on the newly elected council and things to be done, pledged cooperation with each and everyone. Nomination of member of the council for Vice-President. Motion by CunninghD~, seconded by Winkhoff, Harold Foreman be elected Vice-President. Council voted unanimously in favor WAS of Mr. Foreman. 1>11". ForemaI}\requested for remark~ i:-rl ullieh he stated "Just another Rotarian gone "Trang". Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, council adjourned to meet at 8 P.M., Wednesday, April 12. F. S. W'hi te City Clerk 4-10-50 . I I I . i f, " . ;, ...,:' , Grand Island, Nebr. April 1.2, 1950 Council met as per adjournment of April la, his Honor, the Mayor presiding. All Councilmen present. Mr. Higgins, representing the N.P.Dodge Corp. pertaining to annexation of Buenavista addition, was informed that there is an ordinance to be adopted. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, ordinance annexing Buenavista addition was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes~ Johnson, Foreman,Toft, Winkoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading b;l title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, FOl'"'eman, Toft, i'finlilioff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman)rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, ,Johnson, Foreman, rroft, Wj.ukhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Request from Drivers Service for permission to erect a neon sign in curb space at 2402 North Broadwell was presented. After some discusslon, on motion of Cunningham, seconded. by Winkhoff, request was granted. Claims of Consumers Public Power District for electricity, Kansas-Nebr. Natural Gas Company for fuel, Kelly Supply Company for construction of water main district, and Retirement, were presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, claims were allowed as read. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winltiloff, Cunningham. lvir. Ashley addressed the council stating that he had been in charge of City Recreation and most of the recreation grounds for the past several years and up to this time, there had been one of the councilmen 1vho had supervision. He informed the Council that at the present he had no boss, no money and. there . I I I . 'f ,. , 1:',: , "1; ..,'. '" was need of considerable work to be done at present to prepare the ball grounds for games for the coming season and there is one scheduled for within two weeks. Also that the ground work should be done immediately; and mentioned that for night games there is need of repair to the lights and fixtures, score board to be wired and numbers and letters to be made available. After some discussion, motion by Cunningham that the Council authorize Toft to supervise work, carry out plAns for needed repairs. Johnson suggested an amendment that necessar~l repairs be made and that a recommendation be prepared pertaining to the needs of the Recreation Department for the t1;-ne up to the appointment and arrival of the City Manager. Cunningham 1",ri thdrew his motion and moved that Toft be authorized to go ahead with necessary repairs and prepare recommendations for the needs of the different play grounds up to the time that the City Hanager arrives. Seconded by Foreman. Ashley stated that the prices for games last year, Sunday and Holiday night games $30j night games during the vleek, $20; afternoon games, $10, ,,,hich fee was inadequate as far as expenses were concerned. Also made request :Lor lvire tennis nets for the two double courts. Mr. Walker addressed the Council pertaining to request of Mr. Johnson, who is builcling a double d.uplex at 1802 West Second Street. Same having been referred to the special building committee and Building Inspector with power to act at the meeting of March 15. 1-11". Johnson made request of the Council that they permit him to occupy one of the units as building now stands, as he is desirous of getting avvay from paying rent. The correspon- dence and notices pertaining to the stopping of the work and the notices of C. W. Burdick not to give them electric service until the building code hae1 been complied t'J'i th. Hotion by Foreman, seconded by Toft, that Mr. Walker be instructed to pass on the re-wiring or extension of fire wall through the roof and to accept nothing officially until the building code had been complied with. After some discussion, motion was withdrawn and the building inspector to proceed as per instructions of March 15. Harrison informed the council pertaining to paving district on Anna street, stating that this particular district . I I I . ~: 1,) was to be in the same locality as storm sewer previously located but not constructed and that the storm sewer should be laid be- fore the paving was put in. (Information for the Council only, approximate cost of two blocks to be $3,000.00). On motion of Winkhoff,seconded by Cunningham, Floyd S. White was aDpointed for a term of two years. All councilmen vot- ing. Salary was fixed at $325..00 per month. On motion of Winkhoff,Council adjourned to meet at 8:00 o'clock P:M. Aptil 17,1950. 4-12-50 F. S. White, City Clerk. April 17, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. Council met as per adjournment of April 12. the President presiding. All Councilmen present. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ::J I His Honor, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF . I GRAND ISLAND~ NEBRASKA, that licenses to sell beer be granted to the persons, firms, associations and corporations her'einafter named at the address set opposite the name of each licensee as follows: LICENSEE KINlD ADDRESS Elmer McIntosh (Bud's Tavern) On Sale 106 West Fourth Henry F. Scheel (White Horse Tavern) On Sale 308 North Wheeler Lawrence M. Sidwell & Roland L. Winter (Corner 'I'avern) On Sale 202 North Locust Ala i s Ii'. Kaufmann (AI's Bar) On and Off Sale 219 VVe s t Se cond Lawrence Nonneman & Helen Mehring (The Copper Mug Bar) On Sale 386 North Walnut I Daniel-Beck Company (Hotel Yancey) On Sale Second & Locust James Beck On and Ofr Sale ( Be ck' s Bar) 307 North Wheeler Steve ii'otinos &George On and Off Sale (Fotinos Tavern) Fotinos 121 East Third Dick and William Valonis On and Off Sale (Grand Island Candy Ki tchen) 313 West Third L. L. Fredrickson On Sale (Island Bar) 103 North Locust Albert C. Meyer & On Sale Milton C. Dahms (Idle Hour Bar) 308-310 North Walnu Frank R. Auhl On and Off Sale (Fourth Street Tavern) <, 418 West ];i'ourth I . w. J. Neylon and William On Sale J. Langdon (Bill's Liquor) 121-123 East Front Harry L. Rozell On Sale (Koehler Tavern) 320 North Locust John C. Schneider (Del Rio Cafe) On and Off Sale 209 North Garfield RES 0 L UTI 0 N ( con' t) LICENSEE g@ Wilber E. Hartman ( Sportmen 's Bar) On and Off Sale . I Columbia Club On Sale Liederkranz On Sale Robert IT. Snyder &. Samuel M. Houck Jr. (Black's Tavern) On Sale Norman Mildenstein On and Off Sale (Norm's Tavern) BPO Elks #604 On Sale Clyde Copple On and Off Sale David Ditter On and Off Sale (Cornhusker Bar) Joseph E. Kellison O:6r,~ and Orf Sale (Town Pump) American Legion Post 53 On Sale (Legionnaire Club) Veterans of' Foreign Wars Post 1347 On Sale I Eagles #378 On Sale D. C. Thompson (Schlitz Tavern) On and Off Sale William F. Harris (Bill's r.J:1avern) On and Off Sale Roy A. Youngs (Central Cigar Store~ On and Orf Sale Plattduetsch Society On Sale Nick Jamson (Schuff's Cafeteria) On Sale Nick Jamson (B. &. M. Cafe) On and Off Sale Joseph p. Hybl. (Joe's Tavern) On and Off Sale I . Frank A. Hitchler (BitchIer's Tavern) On and Of'f Sale Wayne D. Hedglin &. C. C. McCall (Mac's Coffee Shop) On and Off Sale Florence Stolley (Florence's Tavern) On and Off' Sale 2\1 ADDRBSS 107 East Third 119t West Third 401-403 West First 323 West Third 311 North Walnut 205 West }'irst 410 V'ifest Third 210 East r.J:1hird 319-321 North Pine 315~ North Locust 216 West Second 219-223 East Third 123 ~(j.st Third 524 East Pourth 114 East Third 1315 West Anna , 321 North Locust 2436 Broadwell Avenu 409 North Pine 209 North Wheeler 313 West Second 383 North Walnut '16 (. ) RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) ---------- LICENSEE KIND ADDRESS . I Mervin R. Moeller & Dale C. Moeller (Ci ty Bar) On and Off Sale 406 West Fourth ~V~-1:"~-1U:.~ .~)' L 0""f:) f'" T J. "n~; _7- ~n:=~ 4~~ Vii €I a t....._.................w1:-- Marvin J. Rader (De Luxe Tavern) On and Off Sale 315 North Pine August G. Springsguth (~~ite House Cafe) On and Off Sale 414 West Third BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 17th day of April, 1950. I ~/ Ordinance, License and Bond Committee On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wink- hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Complaint of Mrs. A. L. Bradstreet pertaining to truck parking in the 700 block on west Third street was presented and held over until April 19th meeting. A suggested proclamation by the YWCA board per- taining to Tag Day was presented. After some discussion, I . on motion of F'oreman, seconded by Winkhoff, Mayor ~,ras authori- zed to make such proclamation (City Clerk to verify through the Chamber of Commerce as to their okay). The oontract by and between Korsmeyer Company and the City of Grand Island on the purchase of equipment for the plant was presented. Mr. Holmberg advised the Council that the contract was in form and that the attached bond was a regular performance bond, as is part of all contracts of that nature. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Win~loff, ~)i& 1".-:-,' .f bond was approved and the Mayor authorized to sign contracts. Request of the Chamber of Commerce for permission to locate building temporarily in Pioneer Park for the pur- pose of tourist information was presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, request vJaS gr8nted. . I Bonds of S. Johrde, city Treasurer, for $50,000 each for one year were presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, bonds were approved, but tIle term extended to tv.TO year, subj ect to a1)prove.l of the City At torney. Bonds of Councilmen WERE PRESENTED AS FOLLOWS: Harold Foreman Oscar W. Johnson Einer A. Toft Herbert H. Winkhoff Orin Cunningham Jim Kirkpatrick ) Henry Rasmussen) Auctioneers On motion of Foreman, seconcled by "Vinkhoff, bonds were approved. City Attorney explained to the Council the procedure in connection with tax foreclosure by the county in which the city might be interested in special assessment. I Proposed leases by and between the city of Grand A Island and H. Runge for building identified as T-811 for ~240 per year and R. P. Agnew for buildings identified as T-314, 317-318-320-321-323-324 for $1400 per year were presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, proposed leases were approved and the Mayor authorized to sign. On motion of Cunningham, secondec- by F'oreman, Council adjourned. F. S. White City Olerk 4-17-50 I . . I I I . ('.:.) i'..: .1 I, April 19, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. Council met in regular session, his Honor, the President of the Council presiding. All Councilmen present. Mr. Sass addressed the Councilpertaining to Wood River overflow below the outfall sewer ditch, as to the costs of cleaning and straightening channel etc. He made inquiry of the council as to their attitude concerning obligation of the city and was advised that it was the opinion of the council that their obligation started from a point where the sewer ditch emptied into Wood River and also that the matter had been referred to the City Engineer to make an estimate as to the extent of the obligation of the city. Verbal request from Gus Kell, along vIi th signatures of persons living in the vicinity of Front and Monroe streets, pertain- ing to operation of portable skating rink. After some discussion, Toft made the motion that the matter be referrecl to the City Attorney for opinion. Foreman expressed himself that permission should be granted. After further discussion, Toft.modified his motion that permission be granted, subject to the legal opinion of the city attorney. Motion seconded by Winkhoff. All councilmen favorable. Dick Pulliam, representing the YMCA Board, made request of tlle council for the furnishing of electricity for the soft ball field at the YMCA. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, the light dept. will furnish lights for the play ground. Bids on sewer district #233 WERE OPENED and read: Lewis H. Smith, total bid, 82253 June 1 completion Diamond Engineering Company, $2521.70 May 31 completion On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, contr8ct was let to Lewis H. Smith for $2253. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Fore- man, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Bids on paving district 121 were opened and read as follows: Steele Bros., asphaltic concrete, $20,840.15 Mo. Valley Construction Co., 20,358.20 Benzing Company, concrete 611 slab 25,540.25 Diamond Engineering Co., 6" slab 20,097.45 Diamond Engineering Co., 5" slab 18,234.45 Asphaltic Concrete 20,108.21 . I I I . 2>f On motion of Foremen, seconded by Toft, city clerk was instructed to notify all property O\vners to mal\.e their desires l-..nown as to what type of paving they wi shed. On motion of Tof't, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred to the City Engineer. Bid of the Water Dept. on water main districts 129 and 130, 611 cast iron water main, class B, with all valves and specials complete, $2.55 per ft. The bid being within the estimate. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, bid was accepted. Roll call ballot.. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, \'linkhoff, Cunning- ham. Voting no, none. At this time, Mr. Benzing of the Benzing Company, made request that his check accompanying the bid on paving be returned. After some a.iscussion, in which they stated if his check be re- turned, there would be no bid. On motion of roremen, seconded by Cunningham, check vlaS returned to 1'11'. Benztng on his receipt for sarn e. llequest of R. J. Buhrman for perrnissi.on to convert a double garage into a small residence was presented. After some discussion as to the interpretation of the ordinance governing same, the area in \1I"11ic11 the building is locat ea. and the zoning of same J and, the foote..ge necessary for a residence unit, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, permission for remodeling garage was granted, as per letter and plat attached, subject to the inspec- tion of the building inspector. Minutes of meetings of April 10, 12 and 17th were read. On motion of ~Vinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham approved. On motion of Foreman, clerk was authorized to subscribe for the American City mageczine for the entiI's council and for those receivin[ said magazine at this time. Claim of Ashley Conger for $110.81 on account of damage to automobile on city park1ng lot caused by storm of March 7, was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was re- ferred to the city attorney. Petition for creation of sewer district in Buena Vista sub-division 'tv-as presented. On motion of \Vinl\:hoff, second.ed by Toft, was referred to the city engineer. The engineer explained that it would be necessary to have a lift station in that area for the servicing of Buena Vista sub-div1sion and Claussen sub-division. . I I I . r} "',' (} t! Petition for creation of water main district in Buena Vista sub-division was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to C. W. Burdick. On motion of Foreman, seconded by vlinkhoff, engineer 'Vms instructed to prepare plans, specifications and estimates for lift station to service Claussen sub-division and Buenavista sub-division. Application of N. D. and Naomi Zachry forI! O,n and 0 ff'll sale beer license at 121 East Third was presented. His Honor appointed Foreman and Cunningham as committee to investigate the applicants. On motion of Foreman, secondec1 by Cunnj.ngheJD, hearing date was set for May 3. Regular surety bonds presented as follows: Fred Williams, plumber Glen Kissell, Auctioneer On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, bonds were approved. Mr. Walker presented a request for moving permit for 521 West Division to 2nd lot,west of Cleburn on Charles street and requested advice from the council as to the routing, stating that the telephone company had requested that the house be moved west on Division street for three blocks, south to Charles and east to 709 West Charles. Mr. Walker advised that the trees exten- ded out over the street so far that on account of the heighth (36 Ft) and 'ltlidth of 33 ft. it vlOuld be impossible to move dOvJn Divjsion. After some discussion, on motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, the building inspector be authorized to use his discretion in rout- ing said movel". Toft advised the council there should be a practice 'playing field in the vicinity of the Reimers ball park to be used until such time as the ball park is 'ltrell sodded, stating it 'VTOuld need leveling, filling in in some places, and high spots removed. Also expense for a back stop. Mr. Harrison advised. that most of the work could be done through his department and the street dept. The, only outside expense would be for materials. Request of Mrs. Bradstreet for "no truck parking" sign in front of her residence was discussed. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, city attorney was instructed to prepare resolution pertaining to no truck parking in the 700 block west Third and present at the next meeting. Ordinance 2370 creating water main district #131 was ~_~11~~lv nARR~d bv the council and signed by the Mayor. . I I I . ~; ~~. ["..-7 Ordinance 2370 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, ltlinkhoff, Cunninghe.m. Voting no, none. Orclinance 2370 - Motion by Cunningham, second.ed by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2370 - Motion by Winkhoft, seconded by Fore- man, rules were suspended and placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Vat ing yes, Johnson, B'oreman, Toft 1 Wink.hoff, Cunningha.rn. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2370 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunning- ham. Voting no, none. Claims agains t the city 't'.rere present ed. Hotion by CunnlnSham, secondBd nldlOff, Ivel"C allo,:Ied as reclcl. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, li'o:c8man, Toft, vlinkhoff, Gunning- ham. Voting no, none. His honor presented a request from Park Supt. Schirkofsky A for purchase of [lOSe for the parks, stating about two thousand feet would be needed. Also that there was a regular municipal hose made which was so marked that it was easily identified. After some discussion, motion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, city clerk was instructed to advertise for bids on 1000 ft., 1500 ft., 2000 ft., 2500 ft., and 3000 ft. Amount of hose to be purchased to be determined later. Cunningham mentioned the volunteer fire convention which is to be held April 23, 24, 25 and that the council was invited to attend any time convenient to themselves. Chester Moore, Supt. of the Airport, advised the council that at this time he is working one man short and. that the one man police patrol was working eleven hours a day, six days a week for less money than the city policemen were getting. After some dis- cussion, his honor appointed Foreman and Cunningham as a committee of tvJ'o to consult with Mr. Moore as to the employing of another man. (Consultation held. immediately.) Report of the committee) they authorized Mr. Moore to employ one more man for the police . I I I . ~:C', (" " patrol. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by ~Jinlrnoff, report \'lHS approved. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by vlinkhoff, couneil adjourned. F. S . ~lhi t e City Clerk 4-19-50 . I I I . ,-,' Ii \~ ,; ,,~' Grand Island, Nebraska April 26, 1950 Council met as per adjournment of April 19. His honor, the President, presiding. All Councilmen pl"esentj except F'oreman. Bids on audit were opened and read as follows: R. B. Lockwood Certified Public Accountant per day Senior Accountant Junior Accountant Maximum cost to the city Audit to be completed apprOXimately by June 6, not later than June 30. @ ~25 20 15 725 Orin Contryman Certified Public Accountant per day Senior Accountant Junior Accountant Maximum cost to the city Audit to be completed by June 20. $25 20 17.50 725 After some discussion as to previous audits, Contryman and Sundermeier each having made audits, on motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, bid of R. B. Lockwood was accepted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Wink- hoff, Cunning:ham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Communication from Forrest Rose, president of the Chamber of Commerce, requesting that the city, through the Water and Light Department, purchase 400 Shrine Circus tickets at 25~ each was read. On motion of Cunningh~1, seconded by Toft, claim of Grand Island Chunber of Commerce for $100 for 400 tickets was allowed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman. April 21, 1950 To the Mayor and Council Grand Island" Nebraska Gen t 1 err; en: This is to advise that Ordinanoe No. 1838 of the ordinance of the City of Grand Island provides for' the payment of an annual tax of t30.00 for operating a roller skating rink in the City of Grand Island. Very truly yours, CI'l'Y OF GHAND ISLAND '/ BY: Paul Holmberg City Attorny . I I I . in To the Honorable Nayor end l'lembers of the City Council: Gentlemen: I have at the present time under lease from the city, a parcel of land containing approximately 70 acres. This land is located in the southeast section of the Air Base, legal description is East 1/2 of Section 2, Township 11, Range 9. In the 1948 crop year this land ,.vas planted to w.heat and barley. The yield of wheat was 10 bushel per acre and yield of barley was 20 bushel per acre. The gross return of this 70 acres for the 1948 crop year was $1412.00 and the City's share waS $470iOO or $6.70 per acre. In the 1949 crop year thi s land was plant ed to 40 acres of ,,'rheat and to 30 acres of milo. The yield on the wheat .was 8 bushel per acre and the milo was approximately 2 bushel per acre. The gross return last year 00 the 70 acres was $960.00. The City's share was $320.00 or $4.70 per acre. In view of the above facts I would like to submit the following proposal for your consideration. I would like to install an eight-inch irrigation well so that I may irrigate this land and plant 8uch crops as corn, sugar beets and other crops that are sui~able to irr>igation. The cost of installing this well will be $485.00. I propose to advance. the money for the cost of this well. The city to repay me 1/5 of the original cost each year for five years and at the end of this time the well is to become the complete property of the city. The money which the city will repay to me each year is to be taken from its share of the crops. In this way the City will not have to advance any money for the project and will improve the land on wIdch the well is to be located to a considerable extent. The pump which will be put in the well will be furnished by me and will remain my property. The cost of the operation and main- tenEl.nee of the pump will be paid by me. In giving you the City's share per acre on this ~and for the past 2 years, the maximum they have received has been $6.70 per acre. With the well on this land it is my belief the City's share would be a minimum of $15.00 per acre or almost three times the amount of the best previous year. In view of the above facts I feel it would be to our mutual advantage for this well to be put into operation at once. I ask for you to give this your immediate consideration. Thank you. Clarence I. Cates After some discussion, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, that a one-year lease be prepared wit~ provisions that if the city cancel the lease before the entire cost of the well had been paid,to Cates, the city would have to compensate for the balance owing. If Cates cancelled the lease before the five-year period, he would lose the unpaid equity. Lease to be prepared by tIle City Attorney. All councilmen voting yes. Petition for water main district in Oklahoma Avenue from Clark street to Green"J'ich Avenue, signed by Casper Heyer, Abrahamson Building and Supply amlothers was present ed. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the Water Department and City Engineer~ . I I I . ~. OJ f( ",' Mr. Ranslem, manager of Mayfair Hotel, 703 West Third Street, requested the council to defer enforcement of the "no truck parking" in that block until after completion of the viaduct. He was advised that there are ordinances covering no truck parl'Cing on the streets which had not been enforced and from now on, tile police are to enforce same to the best of their ability. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, Council adjourned. F. S. \;fhi te City Clerk 4-26-50 rr (,) ~: Hay 3, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. Council met in regular session, his honor, the . I Mayor presiding. All councilmen present. Mr. Richard Spelts and William Martin appeared before the council with the request pertaining to location and assistance in setting the statue of Liberty presented by the Boy Scouts of the Cornhusker Council. They suggested the area e~st of the tennis courts in the Pier Park for the setting of same and the estimated cost of the base $468. After some discussion, on motion by Winklloff,seconded by Foreman, that the city council go along with them to the extent of $700. The city engineer to prepare plans, speci- fications and estimates and the city clerk to advertise for bids. Petition from the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen with approximately 120 signatures, requesting traffic light I at Third and Oak Street. Same being referred to the council for further consideration with the assurance there would be a reply very soon. Olarence Cates appero~ed before the council with proposed lease for around seventy acres of ground on the airbase, requesting that the city authorize expenditure of one-third cost of the fertilizer and he be given permission to plant beets in 1951, in which case there would be only one-fifth of the crop to the oi-mer, and that specifications and estimate along with the contract with the well-digger be attached to the lease. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, they approved the lease to be re-written I . and approved by the city attorney. MI'. Clark of the Lions Club ad.dressed the council pertaining to i1luminous house numbers in the city, stating that in years previous there had been ways of raising funds, which through law enforcement had been changed, and that they wished concensus of opinion of the council, as well as the cooperation of different departments in the sale of house numbers and the DDT campaign. After some discussion, on motion-by Cunningham, seconded by Win~loff, that the various city departments cooperate with the Lions Club in 1 the DDT spraying campaign. County Agent Ulrich made request of the c01..Ulcil for the use of the building at the airbase for the 4-H fair livestock show, during the week of August 21. On motion . I of Foreman, seconded by Toft, that the 4-H Club be permitted to use hanger number 2 for the fair during the ",reek. of August 21. Mr. Grimminger appeared before the council per- t aining to the drawing and passing of an or(1inance pertain- ing to itinerant peddlers, along with the proposed ordinance. Mr. Grimminger having spe.Clt some time in colle cting this data.. Mr. Johnson thanked 111". Grimminger for his interest. Henry Washington made request of the council pertain- ing to leveling of a lot at 1104 East Sixth street for the use of the colored children, stating at this time there are no parks set aside for their use. On motion by Toft, seconded by Foreman, that the city proceed to prepare this lot for leveling. I Dick Stephens appeared before the council pertain- ing to increased coverage as to insurance on the power plant, disposal plant, baseball park and administration building at the airbase. Increased insurance 1'\Tould amount to $1052.86 for one year's coverage. After some discussion, on motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, increased policies were approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Louis A. Holmes presented an application of Murphy Ice and Realty Company for vacation of the e~ley in Block eleven, Bakers Addition. After some discussion, on motion I . by vlirtl\'.hoff, seconded by Cunningham, was referred to the city engineer and council for further consideration. Minutes of the meetings of April 19 and 26 were read and approved. Request of the Slick Airways Company for a new agreement pertalning to landings at GrandIslancl Airbase, which vlould incluc.e emergency lHnding only at this time. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningharn, was referred to the council for checking of contract and investigating charges for emergency lanclings elscvJhcl'e. . I I I . f; i.'~- Harrison made verpal :ceport T) E:I'taini t 0 ~fCE'k clone i;'.t tho ol)tlet of the storm sevrer into vfood Hiver, . st atin.'t thD.t severel t'ousFJ.nd. '.IHrdiCJ of c1ir't 116"0. been rnoved 'i..J _ from the outfall ditch to the county line and that during low water, or so called dry season, practically the only water in Woodriver below the ditch was that which came through the ditch. Also where the ditch now empties into Woodriver is almost right angles which during ra~ny spells has a. tendency to wash the banks on the opposite side of Woodriver. He stated that this could be remedied by con- struction of a ditch wherein the outfall would be more parallel with Woodriver. His estimate of the cost to the city between five and seven hundred dollars. After some discussion, on motion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, the city would allow up to $600 on presentation of regularly signed claim. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Communication from the Central RepubliC Company perte.ining to paving bonds was presented. Clerk was autho- rized to make reply and to file.communication. Request for a dance permit to Ray Schleiger at 712 North Cherry Street for six months was presented. Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, was approved. On motion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, the manager of the airport was instructed to get written leases from e~l persons occupying buildings or using ~and area at the airbase. Petition for creating of paving district in Clay street from Second street to Koenig street was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the city engineer. App1ica tion of Raymond Bergho1z for t.vork on the Fire Department was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, was referred to the assistant Chief. . I I I . iit,j April 27, 1950 Honorable Mayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: The City of Grand Island Electric Department have a contract with the R. M. Daly & Company of DerMoines, Iowa dated November 29, 1948, for the furnishing of insulation at the Municipal Power Plant, Grand Island, Nebraska. The R. M. Daly & Company have made a request for an assignment of the proceeds of the above contract to the Be.nker I s Trust Company, Des Moines 1 Iowe. In accordance with the terms of the contract, which the City of Grand Island has with this company, under paragraph GC-36, page G~14 of the contract specifications. Assignments of this nature can not be made without written consent of the owner. There is attached, hereto, their letter of April 26, 1950, requesting this assignment together wi th original and tl'J'O copies of the assignment which has been signed by Mr. Robert M. Daly. I am presenting this to you for your consideration. The amount of the contract is $11,180.00, of vvhicl1 4H,04l.00 has been paid to the R. M. Daly & Company. Yours truly, C. VI. Burdick Commissioner On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, the request referred to was granted and the Mayor authorized to sign acknowledgement. May I, 1950 Honorable Mayor anet City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: ~, I wish to make re-oo,,'t to vou relative to the con- di tio~ of the City's ice m8ki'"~tank~ and expansion coils at the Clty Ice Plant. The present tank and coils,are a part of the ori- ginal pieses of equipment instA.lled by the City in 1920 and have been in continuous use for 30 years. During the past tlu"ee years we have had several complete shut a.owns due to the poor concH tion of these pipe coils, fittings, etc. Break downs of this order endanger the supply of ice to City customers not withstanding we have a fair storage capacity upon 't"hich we dra1'V during such occasions. This, however, is limited by the heavy sales in July and August at ",hlch time 1/3 to 1/2 mox's ice is sold than is produced because of J)lant capacity. It is obvious that a breal{ down in August '''ould very quickly exhaust our storage supply. Thi s being 8 major replacement I 't1Tould recommend. that estimates be secured and specifications dra"l'm up for the purchase and installation of new pipe coils (and tank, if necessary) preparatory to calling for bids. Yours very truly, C. vi. Burdick Commissioner No positive action taken with the exception the Mayor requested Councilmen to visit the ice plant. R~;' ~J ;i Grand Island, Nebraska May 3, 1950. . I Honorable MaYor & Oity Oouncil, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of that part of storm Sewer Project No. 4 from Logan Street to Monroe Street. Approx. 1112 line ft. 30" concrete pipe in place @ $7.75 per. ft. $8618.00 9 catch basins with 12" pipe to manholes @ $70.00 each 3 manholes @ $200.00 eaoh 360 line ft. 12" clay tile to catoh basin @$2.00 per line ft. 720.00 Total $10568.06 " II " 630.00 600.00 ~~ Ray . Harrison City Engineer Motion of Foreman, seconded by itlinkhoff, estimate was approved and clerk authorized to advertise for bids. I Service department report from the Otis Elevator Company pex'taining to weight tests on the elevators was presented. Same being received and placed on file. Report of the Sanitation Department for the month of April i'>laG present ed. Same being received anel placed on file. Claim of St. Francis Hospital for $386.70 for service rendered Stanley Tyma was presented. On motion of J;i' oreman, seconded by Toft, claim 'Vvas allo'VTed. Roll call ballot. Votlng yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Regular surety bonds I . Orville Sell, Auctioneer William J. Hild, Electrician Louis H. Smith, Performance bond were presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunning- ham, were approved. . I I I . r} p (1 ',' RESOflI~ION WHEREAS, on the 12th day of May, 1949, the County of Hall commenced an action in the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, entitled lIcounty of Hall, plaintiff vs James M. Wilson and Wilson, his wife, first real true name unknown, et als., defendantsll, which said case is identified as Foreclosure Action No.9; that the City of Grand Island was made a party defendant because of gravel taxes due on Lots 211, 212 and 213 in Belmont Addition to the City of Grand Island, as appears in causes of action numbers 2, 3 and 4; that the gravel tax on 211 ~as the sum of $4.25; that the sum due on Lot 212 was ~?3.l2 and that ~p2.6l was due on Lot 213; that an Order of Sale was issued out of said Court directing the Sheriff to sale the real estate herein described; that A. G. Mayer of the City of Grand Island purchased said real estate and that thereafter said sale was confirmed; that the City of Grand Island did not purchase said lots and failed to protect its lien for said special assessments; that the city's interest in said lots has now been foreclosed and that the special assessments for said gravel on said lots should, therefore, be cancelled, annulled and removed from the record. THEREFORE, BE, IT RESaLVED BY THE GOU1\[CIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, l\J"'EBRASKA: That the special assessments for gravel on Lots 211, 212 and 213, levied on said Lots on the 20th day of April, 1949, as appears in Ordinance No. 2199 of the City of Grand ISland, be and the same are hereby cancelled and the City Treasurer, be, and he is hereby ordered to cancel, annul and remove said special assessments from his records. BE IT PURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of May, 1950. Councilmen On 1-1otion of FOl'eman, seconded by' Cunningha.m, resolution ""as adopt ed. ~ ,- ;:. " ,. R!SOLU!fQ!L . I WHEREAS, the City Council finds that the parking of trucks on that part of West Third Street, lying between Cleburn Street and Eddy Street is an obstruction to traffic and that the parking of said trucks on that part of said Third Street should, therefore, be not allowed. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That the parking of trucks on that part of West ~lird Street lying between Cleburn Street and Eddy Street, be and the same is hereby forbidden; that appropriate notice and signs be posted on said streets and that the Department of Police take such action as may be necessary to enforce the provisions of this Resolution. I BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk fmrward to Joe )L Bosler, Chief of Police, a certified copy of this resolution. Respectfully submi tted this 3rd day of May ,1950. Members of the ~ity ~ouncil On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, resolution I . 1'laS aclopt ed. . I I I . 1 ! S~ j RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY 1'E.'E COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASYili; that liOn Sale and Off Salell licenses to sell beer at the address known as 121 East Third Street be issued to Nidgal D. and Naoma Zachry, doing business under the trade name of Zachry 'ravern. BE n.' FUR'THER RESOLVED that the Ci ty Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the Nebraska Liquor ContI'ol Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska. Respectfully submi tted this 3rd day of May,;, 1950. Members of the Ci ty Couri"eil On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Votlng yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Win~loff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. /L t RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I BE I'll RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF' GHAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the salary of F. S. White, Clerk of said Ci.ty, be fixed in the sum of *r325.00 per month and that said salary become effective and payable on the date of his appointment as Ci ty Clerk, April 20th, 1950. Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of May, 1950. Members of City Council I On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. Harrison advised the council there would be four pumps needed for the t't'lO lift stations for sewer districts to be created. On motion of Cunnin~ham, seconded by Toft, City clerk was authorized to advertise for bids according to specifications furnished by the city engineer. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, WinW-loff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. I . ORDINANCE i237l creatine; \'Jat er 1481n Di strict No. 132 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2371 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2371 - Motion. by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunninghmn. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2371 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third . I I I . 6, c' reading by title only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, CUnningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2371 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Wi nkhoff , ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson Foreman, Toft, WinJrhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2372 ereating Water Main District No. 133 ---q ..~ was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2372 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting ye8, Johnson, FQEernan, Toft, WinY~lOff, Cunningham. Voting' no, none. Ordinance 2372 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, For-emHn, Toft, \'Iinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2372 - Motion. by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2372 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winklloff, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ~INANCE 2373 creating Sewer District No. 234 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2373 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Foreman was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, ,Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2373 - Motion by Cunninghem, seconded by Winkhoff, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Votinv ~, yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2373 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by i'V'inkhoff, rules wel"'e suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson /,i ~ Lf~ Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2373 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff~ ordinance waa placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, . I 'II oft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2374 -creating Sewer District No. 235 was regulal"ly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2374 - 1vIotion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2374 - Motion. by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Votinc yes, Johnson, F'o:ccman, Toft, Winl:hoff, Cunningham. Voti.ng no, no n e . Ordinance 2374 - Notion by Cunningham, seconded I by Toft, rulcs were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2374 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, ordinance was placed on final passage Bnd finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2~7~ creating Sewer District No. 236 was regularly passed by the ~uncil and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2375 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. I . Ordinance 2375 - Mot'ion by Winmoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call Ce.llot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2375 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff) Cunningham. Voting no, none. . I I I . 4<1 Ordinance 2375 - Motion by Vlinkhoff, seconded, by Foreman, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2376 - creating Sewer District No. 237 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2376 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunning- ham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2376 - ~10tion by tVinkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2376 Motion by vlinkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot~ Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningh~n. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2376 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, ordinance 'Was placed on final passage and finally passed. ROll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2377 - creating Sewer District No. 238 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2377 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballcii:t. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2377 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes} Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2377 - Motion by Win~10ff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third readiqg by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, l!"'lorem8.n, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, nons. Orclinance 2377 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft} ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call be.llot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, . I I I . & r... Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2378 fixing the annual salaries of President and members of the City council was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2378 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2378 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2378 - Motion by i'linkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2378 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2379 repealing Ordinance No. 2310 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2379 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, WaS placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2379 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by F'ol"eman, rules were suspended and ol"'clinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, 1flinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2379 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2379 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, ordinanoe Was placed on final passage and finally passecl. 4' .' j' j' .:tl Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wlnk- hoff, Cunningham, Voting no, none. Bid of the Kelly Supply Company for hose for park purposes, $13.95 for 50 ft. length, couplings attached, . I was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Foreman, bid was accepted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, b"'oreman, Toft, Wi nkhoff ,Cunningham. Voting; no, none. Claims against the city were presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, t.,rere allowed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft', Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by '.'linkhoff, council adjourned. F. S. \1/1-1i t e City Clerk 5- 3- 50 I I . . I I I . APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR TO MAY 4, 1950. FUND APPROPRIATIONS To Pay Co. Treas. $4,500..00 Salaries 17,500.00 Street & Alley Gas Tax Sewer Fund Storm Sewer Engineer Incidentals Municipal Pool Airport Sanitation Street Lighting Hydrant Rental Park Fund Police Fund Cemetery Fund Fire Fund Pension Fund Paving Fund Music Fund To tal Approp. Transfers Ice Fund Water Fund Ligh t Fund Sewer District Paving District 40,500.00 15,533.24- 51,000.00 1,680.00 37,610.00 47,500.00 6,500.00 56,14.0.00 35,000.00 11,500.00 6,000..00 44,045.00 97,31;.0.00 30,090.00 101,431..32 5,551.02 8,150.00 5,000.00 622;-573.58' 113.90A.d:A 736, ~,77.. 72 RECEIPTS & TRAN SFERS EXPENDED $304.64 11,969 .93 24,032.43 11,824.82 34,692.99 4,860.84 31,176.34 42,475.57 .2,239.48 48,545.92 27, 543.09 11,500.00 6,000.00 30,157.62: 81,476.73 17,704.34 61,790.35 3,.4.98.75 110,655.69 90,767.04 3,248.45 3,500.00 113,9'04.14 546,066:88 21,:222.33 109,760.99 674,373.04 114.46 _ 1.37" 9J.Q. 72:, $1,494,442.42 Respectfully submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk. ~ "'-: t,. BALANCE $4,195.36 5,530.07 16,l~67. 57 .3,708.42 16,307.01 67 . 61 6,433.66 5,024.4-.3 4,260.52 7,594.08 7,456.91 13,887..38 15,863.27 12,385.66 39,643.97 2,052.27 :28,038.65 1,500.00 190,416. 84 . I I I . (kC Grand Island, Nebr. May 8, 1950 Council met as per special call of the Mayor, His Honor presiding. All councilmen present. William Reutlinger, chairman of the Board. of Trustees of the' First }-1ethodist Church, presented a request for permission to construct a building on the rear of lots 5 and 6, block 14, Original Tovm~ right on the alley line. According to the zoning ordinance, buildings in that area should be two ft. from the alley line, but the council have the authority to make special dispensation in any particular case. On motion of Cunningham, seconded. by Winkhoff~ request was granted. Estimate for construction of base for Boy Scout Statue of Liberty 1 li" gal pipe 8' long 3' 0 50 '.w ,:...... t;;. 1 - 4" pipe 2.5' long 3.50 4 - 3/4" bolts 7i" long 1.00 Excavation ~~o . 00 10 cu yds concrete 7 cu yds earth fill 500# re-bar 100.00 10.00 25.00 Form lumber and labor 550.00 I 0 tal ~j'r710 00 \W t'...,,_ Ray L. Harrison City Engineer Informal bid from Geer Maurer Construction Company on the material and labor to be used in constructing foundations etc. was as follows: Excavation, back fill in forming ~~4l9. 00 Concrete in place 258.00 Bid of Diamond Engineering Company Excavation, forming, grading & incidental work $535.00 Finishing, placing concrete & general clean up 245.00 ~ . I I I . tit 0 On motion of Foreman, secondea by Toft, bitt of Geer-Maurer was accepted as low bid. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhof'f, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Discussion as to issuing build.lng permit to Mr. Reincke on 'tvest 44 ft. of lot 12 and 14, block ~2d, Gilberts Third. Ac1di tion. 1-1r. Harrison stating curb side1>Ta.lk vIES to be built in this particular block, but according to the zoning ordinance, the house should be 20 ft. bHCle from the lot line, which would necessarily place the house too close to the east property line. But that if the building could be constructed 16 to 18 ft. from the ~'lest lot line, it \vould conform to the ordinance as to east side, and being that it was the only re8i- dence on Grand Island Avenue in that block, his opinion was that same should be permitted. After further discussion, the council agreed to Building Inspector Walker issuing a building permit. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, bid of the Diamond Engineering Company on paving Dist. 121 6<< concrete slab at $20,097.45 be accepted as lowest and best bid. City attorney to prepare contract. Discussion on tax foreclosure on lot 12, block 16, Ashton Place Real estate tax $139.82 Special Assessments of the city $555.98 Ounningham 1rJ'as authoriz(~(l to bid up to :$700 to protect the city's interest. On motion of Cunningham, seconcled bJT Foreman, Council adjourned. F. S. Whi t e Oi t~l Clerk 5-8-50 Grand Island, Nebr. May 17, 1950 L, n i(,; ',> Council met in regular session, his honor, the Mayor, presiding. All Councilmen present except Foreman. . I Jack Cleary made request of the council to grant permission to the National Guards to use the Airport N:ay 28 for an air show. After some discussion, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by 'roft, request was granted, subject to pOSSible restrictions by the CM or United Airlines. The easement on alley from Clay street tB Grant street between second and third was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by itlinkhoff, easement vlaS approved and Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Bids on portion of Special Storm Sewer Project #4 opened and read as follows: Diamond Engineering Company Approx. I \I 11 II 1112 line ft. 30" concrete pipe in place @ $6.90 per ft. 9 catch basins complete @ $60.00 each 4 manholes @ $175.00 each 360 line ft. 12" clay tile from manhole to catch basin @ $1.90 per line ft. Total Rentlor Company, Inc. Approx. 1\ II " I . Louis H. Smith Approx. " II " 1112 line ft. 30" concrete pipe in place ~ $7.65 per ft. 9 catch basins complete " @ ~80.00 eech 4 manholes @ $157.00 each 360 line ft. 12" clay tile from manhole to catch basin @ ~2 00 . l' ft ~i' ,.' v per In. . Total 1112 line ft. 30" concrete pipe in place @ $7.35 per ft. 9 catch basins complete @ ~$70. 00 each 4 manholes @ $180.00 each 360 lih. ft. 121\ clay tile from manhole to catch basin @ $1.80 per line ft. Total $7672.80 540.00 700.00 684.00 9596.80 l,L _~ ..... 1pd506. bO 720.00 628.00 720.00 $10574.80 "'C17rl 00 ;j]id ...J. l-, 630.00 720.00 648.00 $10171.20 r:.' fe' t} .S On motion of Cunningham, seconCted by Vlinkhoff, bids were referred to the city manager and engineer. Bids on pumps for t".JO lift stations were opened and read as follows: . I Interstate Machinery Company 4 pumps, motors and. controls If equipped '\IlTi th bronz e impellers $62 extra $2178 Fairbanks Morse Company 5 horse-Dower motors Automatic control $140 extra Starter switches $18.37 extra 3 horse-power motor with extras added $1587 $1477. E30 On motion of Toft, seconded by \Ninkhoff, bids i'ITere refer1'e(1 to the city manager. Minutes of previous meetings were read. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. Cunningham reported that the bicl on lot 12, block 16, Ashton place (tax foreclosure sale) was $390. Request of' Kriz-Davis Company for permission to I move frame building now in use into Lincoln street during ) , construction of a building on their lot between Fourth and Front street was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, request 1,ras granted. Petition for creating paving district on John street from Jefferson to Madison was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, referl'ed to the city engineer. Petition presented by B. E. Robinson, signed by various persons for rezoning south half of lots 9 & 10, bloc1): 16, Schimmers Addi tion from business district to Residence A district was presented. After some discussion, I . it being broug~t out that the lots were previously in commercial are~and in the last zoning ordinance #2162, December 17, 1947, these lots were inadvertantly left out of commercial area. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, the petition was not recognized. List of needs for the cemetery, (signed by Harry Hansen) was presented and referred to the city manager. Bid of Howard Hinman on lot 23, block 16, Ashton Place for $1010 was presented. After 80me discussion, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, bid ,..ras accepted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, f' ,)' E:'; Winkl1of':f, Cunningham. Voting no, none. F'oreman absent. ~1is s Latta, partner in the Blossom Shop, made request of the council for some relief as far as parking space for their truck was concerned. After some discussion, . I she was assured that there would be something done in this connection. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningl1am, the renewal of lease #CWB-6209 pertaining to the weather station at the airbase, was approved. The City Manager advised the Council of the appoint- ment of E.J.Wolbach for a period of five (5) years,to 1956. 1 I I . . I I I . F' 4)' L: Grand Island, Nebraska. May 17, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 129, which main was constructed in Joehnck Road Memorial Drive to Meves and In Meves Avenue from Joehnck Road to Cherry street. This district was constructed by the City Water Dept. at the following costs: 594 line ft. 6" cast iron!ipe - Water Main with all fittings 0$2.55 per. ft. Engineering & Publication Total $1514.17 75.70 1589.8"1 The entire amount to be charged to the water main district fund . I recommend that this water #.m8,in district .0.129 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said water main district on the 7th day of June 1950 at 8 o'clock P.M. ~~bmitted , Ray U Harriso~ . City Engineer On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, estimate was approved and June 7, 1950 was set for the date of hearing by Board of equalization. Grand Island, Nebr. May 17, 1950 . Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebr. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water Main District No. 131, which district is to be built in 11th street from Broadwell Avenue to White Ave. Approx. 430 lineal ft. 6" cast iron water main with all fittings in place . @ $2.55 per. line ft. $1096.50 ~~~~~ ~~~ Harrison City Engineer On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was approved and clerk authorized to advertise for birls. . I I I . r;:'A Grand Island, Nebraska. May 17, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water District No.132, which district is to be built on Dodge Street from Vine Street to Sycamore Street and in South Street from Vine Street to Sycamore Street. Approx. 2617 lin. ft. 6" cast iron water main in place with all fittings. @ $2.55 per. ft. $5377.93 The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water District No.133, which district is to be built from Clark Street to Greenwich Avenue in Oklahoma Street. Approx. 344 lin. ft. 6" cast iron water main in place with all fittings @ $2.55 per. ft. $ 877.20 ON MOTION OF CUNNINGI~, SECONDED ~.es ctfull.Y submitted, BY iVINKHOFF, ESTIMATE WAS APPROVED, << AND CITY CLERK AUTHORIZED TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS. Ray . Harrison City Engineer. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Paving District No.123, which district is in Jackson, Anna and Monroe Streets around Abrahamson's Sub. (de Approx. 642.2 cu. yds. concrete slab @ $17.00 per. cu yd. 270 line ft. 1 x 6 expo joint @ $.25 per. line ft. 315 lint ft. curb & gutter @ $1.25 per. line ft. Build 2 manholes for water valves @ $50.00 each 650 cu. y~i. excavation - to be dls- posed~y contractor. @ $1.00 per. cu. yd. $10917.40 " 67.50 393.75 " II 100.00 Jl 650.00 $12128.65 Cie pectf.UlIY submitted, ~~~ Ra L. Harrison City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, 8eco11':1e(1 by Toft, estimate "las apPl'oved and city clerk authorized to advertise for bicls. . I I I . /';' ",- ~i~ ,,~ t" Grand Island, Nebraska May 17, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the C1ty Engineer's estimate for the construction of Paving District No.l~5, which district is in First Street from Clay Street to Blaine Street. Approx. 1113.4 cu. yds. 6" cement concrete slab @ $16.50 per. cu. yd. $18371.10 400 line ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint @ $.25 per. line ft. 100.00 1240 cu. yds. excavation to be removed and disposed off by the contractor 0$1.00 per. cu. yd. 1240.00 Total 120711.10' ~~~. Ray L. Harrison City Engineer " n On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, estimate was approved and clerk authorized to advertise for bids. r,;.c \:.') '[) Agreement by and bett'Teen the ci ty of Grand Island and the Diamond Engineering Company on Paving District 121 1nTas presented. On motion of Toft, seconded. by VJinkhoff, T"ras approved and mayor authorized to sign. . I Lease agreement by and between the city of Grand Island and Clarence I. Cates on 70 acres of ground at the airbase was presented. (Same having been approved by the city attorney). On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was approved. anl'l Mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Regular surety bonds were presented as follows: Stanley C. Miller, Desk Sergeant Leslie R. Rudd, City Manager Max Scovill, Office Manager Diamond Engineering company, performance bond Isaac Williamson Ed.1r.rard R. Yocum Fred E. Yocum Auctioneers w.ere pre~entecr. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, I were approved. I . e; ~' c:,- R B SOLu'rION . I VJEEREli.S, on the 5th day of March, 1924, the Council of the City of Grand Island, passed and approved Ordinance No. 1923 levying special assessments for the purpose of paying the cost of construction of the main in Sewer Main District No. 76 and provided among other thin/js tha t the amount of the asse s smen ts so levied should be collected without interest as a tapping charge when said main was tapped for service, and WHEREAS, said La ts One and Two (1 & 2) in Block F'ifty-t'ltvo (52) in Wasmer's Addition to the City of Grand Island, were each assessed to aid in paying the cost of construction of said sewer main and said Lot One (1) was assessed in the sum of $47.52 and Lot Two (2) was assessed the sum of $45.76, and I WHEREAS, Richard Farnsworth is now the owner of said Lot One (1) and the East Twelve feet of said Lot Two (2) and now desires to pay the assessment on said Lot One (1) and the proportionate tax due on the East Twelve feet of said Lot Two (2). NOVJ, THEF?EFORE, BE I'l' RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL O:Ei' 'l'EE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the City 'l'reasurer be and he is hereby directed, ordered and authorized to collect from the said Richard J?arn:::worth the sum of ;i~;lO. 56, the amount due for said sewer assessment on the East Twelve feet of Lot Two (2), Block Fifty-two (52), Wasmer's Addition to the City of Grand Island, I . Hall County, Nebraska; that the East Twelve feet of said Lot Two (2) be released from the lien thereon and that the remaining unpaid sewer assessment in the sum of $35.20 remain as a lien on the we sterly portion of said Lot '}'wo (2) and be collected when that part of said lot is connected with said sewer main. f:<~ (> t_f' ---------- RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) BE rr ljlURTHER RESOLVED THAT THE Ci ty Treasurer be and he . I is hereby directed and authorized to change and amend :his tax records in accordance with the provisions of this Resolution and that the City Clerk forward to the City r.rreasurer a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 17th day of May, 19~O. / Members of~the lTi ty Councfr--=-o I Hotion of Cunningham, seconded by vHnkhoff, "'.TaB adopted. I . l': (' . ;1l., ,. RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I BE I'l' RESOLVED BY 1}.'HE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: TEAT Leslie R. Rudd of the said City of Grand Island be and he is hereby appointed manager for said City of Grand Island; that said appoint:ment be effective as of the 15th day of May, 1950 and that said appointment be for an indefinite period of time as provided by the Laws of the State of Nebraska, Section 19-645. Respectfully submitted this 17th day of May, 1950. Members of the City Council I Motion of Cunninii~hami seconc1ed by Toft 1 resolut ion "las adopted. I . 6', " " . N: RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I ~~EREAS, on the 1st day of May, 1935, the Council of the City of Grand Island passed and approved Ordina.nce No. 1506 levying special assessments for the purpose of pa.ying the cost of construc- tion of the main in Water Main District No. 76 and provided among other things that the amount of assessments so levied should be collected without interest as a tapping charge when said main was tapped for service, and WHEREAS, Lots Nine and Eleven (9 & 11), in Block Thirteen (13), College Addition to West Lawn, were at that time owned by Lillian Clark et al., and each of said lots was assessed in the sum of {;1;32. 25, and V:iHEREAS, Victor E. Hahn is now the owner of Lot Nine and the North one-half of said Lot Eleven (9 & Nl 11) all in said Block 2 , Thirteen (13) in said College Addition to West Lawn and the said I Victor E. Hahn desires to pay all of the tapping charge or assessment which is a lien against said Lot Nine (9) and desires to pay one- half of said tapping charge for the North one-half of Lot Eleven (N'~ 11). rrHEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF GHAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA.: that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized to collect the sum of ~~16 .13 as the tapping charge due on the North onef'half of La t Eleven (N~- 11), Blo ck Thirte en (13) in said College Addition to West Lavm; that the North one-half of said Lot Eleven (N~' 11) be released from the lien imposed when said tapping charge was assessed and that the unpaid part of said assess- men t in the sum of ~\a 6.12 be and remain a. Ii en on the Sou th one -half I . of said Lot Eleven (si 11) in said Block Thirteen (13). BE IT FUHTlIER RESOLVED that the said Ci ty 'I'reasurer be and he is hereby authorized and directed to change and amend his tax records in accordance with the provisions of this Resolution and that the Ci ty Clerk forward to the Ci ty'I'reasurer a certified copy of this Resolution. . I I I . C' ! RES 0 L U T r 0 N (can't) Respectfully submitted this 17th day of May, 1950. ~ -=-' /// // --~.-...-- Members of the City Council On motion of Toft, seconded by illJinkhoff, resolution "'las adopted. Mr. Burclick made request to advertise for car load of poles for the electric dept., Mr. Rudel having okayed same. On motion of Toft, seconcled by VHnkhoff, clerk was authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. June 7, 1950. Harrison advised the council that it would be necessary to obtain property for lift stations at Fifth and Evans street, also in the Claussen Ade1i tion. On motion of ~Vinkhof'f, seconded. by Toft, \'I[a8 referred to the city manager to obtain estimates of property cost. City engineer invited the members of the city council to attend the Engineers Club dinner at the Palmer Grill Mey 22. Chet Moore made reference to the renewal of the lease by and between the Nebr. Flying Service and the city of Grand Island. After some discussion, was referred to the city manager and the city attorney. Some discussion on the leasing of tbree buildings at the airbase for turkey raising business. Mr. Moore stated that the prospective lessor was now in arrears on rent and that the time for this lease probably would be no more than three months. After discussion brought out that the lessor paid rental now owing $50 in advance, also $150 covering the proposed three months lease. S;-'me being referred to the bity manager. . I I I . 6 Ci ty manager Rudel recommended t11at the bid of the Diamond Engineex'ing Company on S'corm Sei'ITer Pr'oj ect #4, '1"0>=:96 "'0 ' ~p,:;,v' .0, De accept eo.. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, bid of Dlamoncl Engineering Company i'>TaS accept ed. as lowest and best bid. ORDINANCE 2380, fixing salary of the city manager was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2380 - On motion of 'ltlinkhoff I seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Vot ing yes, Johnson, Toft, ~Vinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2380 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voti yes, ~T ohnson, rroft, ~;Jinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2380 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by trfinkhof'f, rules i"lere suspended and ordinance pla.ced on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winldloff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2380 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, 'tJlfinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. F'oreman absent. ORDINANCE 2381 - Creating Paving District 126 was regularly passed by the council Hnd signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2381 - On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2381 - On motion of Cunningham, secon<':ted by Toft, rules were suspended BRd ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2381 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third f' reading; by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, 110ft, IlJ'inlcb,off, Cunningham. Vat ing no, none. Absent Foreman. O:c'dinance 2,381 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally . I passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, \Vinkhof:f', Cunningham. VotinfZ no, none. Foreman absent. ORDINANCE 2382 vacating alley in block 11, Bakers Addition, was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mewor. Ordinance 2382 - On motion of Toft, seconded by \Vinkhoff, 1"as placed on :first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, W'inkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2382 - On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Jolmson, Toft, i'linkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. I Foreman absent. Ordinance 2382 - On motion of W~nkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules VIere suspended and ordinance plD.ced on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, tVinkrwff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. F'oreman absent. Ordinance 2382 - On motion of \nlinkhof:f, seconded by Toft, or<1.inance vms placed on final passa and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, 1plinkhof'f', Cunningham. Vot ing no, none. IPorernan absent. Cunningham inquired of the council as to vIlll'1. t action would be taken on the traffic light at Third and Oak I . street 8. On motion of ~''linkhoff, seconded by Toft, was re- ferred to the city manager. Claims against the city were regularly presented. On motion of Cunninghe..rn, seconded by Winkhoff, allo1Ared. Roll call ballot. Voting yes , Johnson, TO.ft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Mr. Hucl.d, city manager, addressed the council pertaining to his trial flight as city manager, requesting that they not be too severe pertaining to his actions until (:' ,If () ~:,', he got his feet on the ground. On motion of' Cunningham, seconded by 1'of't, council adjourned. F. S . \Vlli t e . I City Clerk 5-17-50 I I . . I I I . ,:'" Grand Island, Nebr. May 25, 1950 Council met as per special call of acting president. Vice-President Foreman presiding. All councilmen present except Johnson, who was out of the city. City Manager recommended that the bid of Fairbanks- Morse on pumps for lift stations be accepted 8S the best bid. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, recommendation i'Jas approved. Petition for Water main in Anna street from Tilden to Clay was presented and referred to the Water Commissioner. . I I I . f'(' l ,. Grand Island, Nebraska May 25, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Lift Station No. 5 which is to be cons- tructed on the South West Corner of Lot 8 Block 4 Claussen's Country View Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebr. Approx. 230 cu. yds. excavation @ $3.25 $ 747.50 De-watering 1050.00 61 cu. yds. ooncrete in place as per plans @ $55.00 8400 Ibs. reinforcing steel @$.18 1 Manhole ring & cover 1 Brick building above ground 1 Sump pump for dry pit installed Pipe & valves for pumps installed as per plans Installing pumps and controls and floats Pumps controls and floats to be furnished by City of Grand Island. Backfilling and disposing of extra dirt II II 3355.00 1512.00 25.00 1350.00 65.00 950.00 75.00 Total 150.00 9279.50 Plans and specifications on file in the City Engineers office. ~, Ray L. Harrison City Engineer On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff1 estimate was app~oved and city clerk authorized to advertise for bids. . I I I . r^. .......! Ir~ ./ \... . Grand Island, Nebraska 1/Iay- 25, 1950 Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 130, which main was cosntructed in Anna Street from Jaokson Street to Tilden Street. This distriot was oonstruoted by the City Water Depart.ment at the following costs: 1026 lin. ft. 6" O.I. pi:pe in plaoe with all fittings @$2.55 per. ft. Engineering & Publication Total $2616.30 130.80 2747.1d The entire amount to be oharged to the Water Main District Fund. I recommend that this water main district No. 130 be aocepted by the Oity of Grand Island, Nebr. and that the Oity Oouncil sit asa boa.rd of equalization on said water main district on the 7th, day of June 1950 at 8 o'clook P.M. submitiAed, ON MOTION OF WINKHOFF, SECONDED BY TOFT, ImpORT OF THE ENGINEER WAS APPROVED. Grand Island, Nebraska May 25, 1950 Honorable Mayor & Oity Oouncil, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 234 which district is to be in Buenavista Sub. Lots 1 to 72. 2415 lin. ft. 8" clay tile sewer in place using asphaltic poured joints @ $2...15 per. lin. ft. $5192.25 1440 lin. ft. 12" clay tile sewer in p1aoe 0$2.40 per. ft. 3456.00 16 manholes complete in place @ $100.00 each 1600.00 Total 10248.25 Plans and specifications on file in the Oity Engineers Approx. II " office. ~cttul1 RaY~. Harrison Oity Engineer On motion of CunninghA.m, seconded by Toft, estirnE;te 'l,vas appl"'oved B.nO. cler}~ authorized to advertise for bids. (."Q \..) c~:. Proposed lease by Hncl bet,'Teen the city of' Cfrand Island ana. Clarence \'nlliams for buildings identifiecl as T-32?-401-140- 860 for $33 per month was recommended by the City Manager. On motion of' 'raft, seconded by Cunningham, i-ras approved awl the . I acting president and City clerk authorized to slgn. Proposed lease by end betinreen t.he city of' Grand. Islend. and Schuff's Appliance Center for building identified as T-133 for $815.70 per year was recommended by the city manager. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved and the acting president and city clerk authorized to sign. Proposed agreement by and between the oi ty' of GrEnd Island ann C. E. Gleason for pasturing sheep elong' the sewer ditch was recommended by the city manager. On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, was approved and the acting president and city clerk authorized to sign. I I . . I I I . ,f" " ~J':J RES 0 L UTI 0 N - -- VvEEHEAS, Sigurd J'ohrde, C1ty Treasurer, furnished an add1tiona fidelity bond 1n the sum of ~lj;50,oOO.OO, at the request of the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island because of the fact that said City Treasurer has in his possession and under his control large SUTI1S of money to be used for the construction of an addition to the sewage disposal plant and because of the collection of sewer service charges, and WHEREAS, the bond premium, in the sum of ~i;693. 75 for said bond, was paid to Cady & Guendel, agents of the bondiDg company in Grand Island~ on the 4th day of May~ 1950 (Warrant No. 31157) and the said bond premium was erroneously paid out of a fund known as the Sewer Construction Fund, and VvEEHEAS, said bond premium should have been paid out of the Sewer Revenue Bond Fund. NOW, THEREFOHE, BE 1'1' RESOLVED BY TEE COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND: tha t the said sum of ;1f693.75 be transferred from the Sewer Revenue Bond Fund to the Sewer Construction Fund; that the City Treasurer be and he 1s hereby directed and authorized to transfer said funds as herein directed; that the transfer thereof be shown on the records of the City Treasurer and the City Clerk and that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Hesolution to Sigurd Johrde, Ci ty Treasur'er. Respectfully submitted this 25th da-y of May ,1950. H.L.Foreman Members of City Council On motion or Cunningham, seconc1.ed by 1'oft, resolution vlaS adopted. City manager presented summon~ pertaining to tax foreolo BureS f,!ny ~31, Vice President Fo::(' eman appoin t ed eunningham . I I I . ,~~..: ,:\' , to represent the city at tax foreclosure sale. ORDINANCE~_~ creating paving <listl'ict 127 1,\ras regularly passed by the council and signed by the Vice President. Ordinance 2383 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on first readi at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting No, none. Johnson absent. Ordinance 2383 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman. Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson Absent. Ordinance 2383 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent. Ordinance 2383 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson Absent. ORDI~ANCE 2381 - authorizing sale of lot 23, block 16, Ashton Place to Howard S. Hinman for $1010 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2384 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by 'roft, ~ras placed on first l"eal'ling; at 1 ength. Hall call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent. Ordinance 2384 - On motion ofCunninghaill, seconded by 'raft, rules t<IeI'e suspenc.lec.l and ord.inance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent. Ordinance 2384 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules Vlere suspended. and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll cell ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent. Ordinance 2384 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call b811ot. V ot ing yes, ji'o reman, Tort, VJinkhoff, Cunningham. . I I I . ";:1 f Voting no, none. Johnson absent. ad.j ourned.. 5-25-50 On motion ofOunningham, seconded by Toft, council F. S . ir!hi t e Oi ty 01 erk June 7th, 1950 Grand Island, Nebraska !i::,"_() Oouncil met as aBoard of Equalization on Water Main Districts 129 and 130. His Honor the President presiding. All councilmen present. RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI'l'Y OF GRAND ISLAND NEBRASKA; sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of Water Main District No. 129 to be the total sum of ~)lb91.92; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of ~ja591. 92 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADDn'ION D. H. Meves & wife 1 D. H. Meves & wife 2 D. H. Meves & wiPe 3 D. tl. Meves & wife 4 I D. li. Meves & wife 5 D. H. Meves & wife 6 D. H. lVIeves & wife 7 D. H. Meves & wife 8 D. H. Meves & wife 9 10 11 D. H. Meves & wife D. H. Meves & wife D. H. Meves & wife 11 Platte Valley Developement Co. 12 Platte Valley Developement Co. 13 D. H. Meves & wife 14 D. H. Meves & wife 15 I . D. H. Meves & wife 16 D. H. Meves & wife 17 D. H. Meves & wife 18 D. H. Meves & wife 19 D. H. Meves & wife 20 D. H. Meves & wife 21 AIvIOU1ifT 1 lVIeves 1st Addition 072.36 1 11 II II 1 II 11 11 1 1 1 II II 11 11 11 11 II It " 1 11 11 It 1 II II II 1 II II II 1 11 II II 1 It \I II 2 II tI 11 2 II 11 it 2 1I II II 2 II II II 2 II it 11 2 II II 11 2 II II It 2 It II II 2 II II II 2 II 11 II 2 11 It II Total 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 72.36 ~ln591.92 ~~~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N (can't) Respectfully submitted this ~~ day of ~~- ,1950 . I Members of the City Council On motion of Cunningham, 2nd by Foremen, Resolution was adopted. I I . ~~f ::'~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I BE rr: RESOLVED BY r:r:HE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISILA.ND, NEBRASKA: sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of 1iVa tel' Main Di s tri c t No. 130 to be the total sum of ~~a378. Ot5; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said " district to be the sum of ;)p1378.08 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: I NAlViE LOT BLOCK ADDITION AHOUJ\lT -.....-.--......"..- The Island Realty Company 6 43 Wasmer's 2nd 0:'97- 96 CoW~' t.)_ rI'he Island Realty Company 7 43 II II 90.4B '1'he Island Realty Company 8 43 It II 90.48 The Island Realty Company 9 43 " Il 90.48 City of Grand Island 10 43 II II 93.96 John VV' . u Betty B. Symonds 6 44 It " 93.96 John ~~ . 8c Betty B Symonds W12'7 44 II 11 20.88 . Ir. v. 8: Florence I. Ke lly- E40' 7 44 II 11 69.60 h. V. G Florence I. Kelly W26' e3 44 11 II 45.24 U~ O. A. BeItzel' E26' 8 44 \I II 45.24 O. A. BeItzel' 9 44 11 11 90.48 O. A. BeItzel' 10 44 11 " 93.96 Sam N. Wolbach 6 45 Wasmer's 3rd 93.96 Sam N. Wolbach 7 45 " II 90.48 Sam N. Wolbach Vp.- 8 45 " If 45.24 2 William 'r. Green El. 8 45 If If 45.24 2 Vlfilliam '1' . Green 9 45 II If 90.48 William 'I' . Green 10 45 II " 93.96 Total 41-;::;--- ,;plo78.08 I . 1";1 r. RES 0 1 UTI 0 N (can't) BE IT PUR'l'HER RESOLVED that the lots, tracts and parcels of . I land lying South of Anna Street in said \!Vater Main District, which said lots, tracts and parcels of land lie beyonp; the corporate limits of the City of Grand Island. and which are adjacent to and abut on said water main, be and they are hereby charged and assesse at the rate of' $1.74 per foot, if' and when any of such lots, tracts and parcels of land are connected with the water main in said district, the amount thereof to be paid in full and collected as a tapping charge. .Respectfully submitted this 7-d. day OfP~ ,1950. I Membersof the CityCouncil On motion of Cunningham secowlecl. by vVinkhoff, Resolution 'iTBS adopted there being no protestors. On motion of Cunningham seconded by Winkhoff, oouncil adjourned as a Board of Equalization. F. S. White I . . I I I . j~6 June 7th, 1950 Grand Island, Nebraska Council met in regular session, his honor, the Mayor presiding. All Councilmen present. 1)11'. JOSeph~, representative of the Housing Authority, addressed the councilmen pertaining to the annexation of Broadwell Courts to the City of Grand Island. After some discussion, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, vms referred to the City J;fanager and Council for further considerat~on. Bids on Paving Districts 123 and 125 were open and read as follows Rentlor Company 1~23 $11,953.13 125 \1~1 0 O!~3 06 <if ,7, 0 . Abel Construction Co. 123 $11,993.90 125 qf19,588.11 Johnson-Svmnson Inc. 123 $11,530.65 125 ~~19, 158.40 Diamond Eng. Company 123 ,j;'ll n60 C!O 125 $18,752.05 'W , ,;" · ;:;; On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, bids ref'erred to the City Managrr and City Engineer. Bi&~fCity Water Department on Water Main Districts 131, 132 and l~~ t ~~ ~- f ~ ~ " v0 a *~.00 per "oo~ were presenLea. On motion of 1!l1nkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, bids were presented. Bids on Lift Station No. 5 were open and read as follows: Diamond Engineering Company $9,174.00 Rentlor Company ""C' 061" Ar' ~i'.::J ,i - \). uU Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred to the City Manager and City Engineer, for recommendations. Bids on Sewer District No. 234 were open and read as follows: Diamond Engineering Company ;~o 1'>0') 00 '1fo..l, ';:.Jv,w. v Louis H. Smith RIO 19"7 (')5 '1li , ~ . tJ On motion of CunninGham, secondecl by Fo:cemen, bids "rere referred to the City Manager and Engineer. Bids on Western Larch Poles for the Electric Department were open and read as follows: 35 class 5 40 class 5 45 class 4 $17.74 $24.49 19.40 :24.95 19.10 24.55 25.25 c~n Or." c)C",..;;) Q 20.60 26.35 22.00 :8.00 22.60 30.36 19.04 26.06 Wheeler Company $15.05 Idaho Pole Company 15.95 Braun, Ray Bros & Finley Co. 16.65 Graybar Electric 23.00 Korsmeyer Co. 18.30 Standard Cedar Co. 19.00 Keystone Supply ~8.64 Poles, Inc. 16.00 . I I I . 1'''' "'., I . On motion of Foremen, seconded by Cunningham, bids were referred to the City Manager and C. W. Burdick. City Manager recommended that the contract on Paving Districts 123 and 125 be mvarded to the Diamond Engineering Company as the lo",rest "\ anc. best bid. Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft. Recommendation of the City Manager on Lift Station No.5, that the contract be awarded to the Rentlor Qompany for $9,065.04 as the lO1'Test and best bid. Hotion by Cunningham, seconded by Vfinkhoff. Recommendation of the City Manager, that the contract on Sewer District No. 234 be awarded to the Diamond Engineering Company for ~~9,992.80 as the lowest and best bid. I,lotion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff. Ci ty Manager re commended bids of the Via ter Departmen t on Water Main Districts 131, 132 and 133 at $2.55 per foot be approved. Motion by Foreman, seconded by Toft. IIlr. George T. Bauman, addressed the council pertaining to speeding in the third ward in the vicinity of the Pier Park, suggesting that there should be fifteen miles speed signs. After some discussion m?tion by Foremen, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the City Manager and Chief of Police. Request for stop light at North Front Street and Broadwell Avenue on account of so much traffic at that particular corner, children unable to cross street to Sutter Dairy or Jesse Bakery. After some discussion motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the Ci ty Manager. William Monroe, representative of the Saddle Club, made request of the council for permission to station a wagon in front of the Pirst National Bank for the purpose of selling tickets for the rodeo to be held June 23, 24 and 25, stating that all profits would be invested in improvements at said Saddle Club and that grounds would be made available to all non-profit organizations, such as 4-H Club and others. After some discussion on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted and permission given for the vvagon to be placed at this particular point. . I I I . 1".'8..' [' ) Request from Bob Howell and others for permission to construct a curb sidewalJ{ on account of FHA rules and regulations, in order to obtain a loan and after some discussion was referred to the gentlemeti to get petition and agreements pertaining to this particular block for said curb sidewalk. Petition of Maude E. Olsen and others for construction of curb sidewalk along Lots 6, 7, 8, Block 19, Original Town was presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, permission was granted. Petition of Frank Green for the rezoning of Lots 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 and 11, Block 15, College Addition to Resi(lence "Bit District was prosented. After some discussion, motion by CunningLam, seconded by Foreman, that the date of hearing be set for 7:30 P. ]V1., June 21st. Petition of William Ehrsam for water main on East 14th Street from Oak Street to Vine Street was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, City Attorney was authorized to draw up ordinance creating district. Request of John Kallos for permission to erect a residence on the north portion of Lot 1, Block 15, Fairview Park Addition was presented. After some discussion, motion by Foreman, seconded by Toft, permission was granted. Bequest from Mrs. Clyde Campbell, that her name be placed on . 'I.. the roll of surviving widow of Clyde C. Campbell, deceased, for allowance of pension, was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the City Attorney. Application of H. R. ~er and C. C. McCall for "On and Off Sale Beer License at 313 West 2nd Street was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, hearing be set for 8:00 P. M., June 21st. 'Bond of Herman Ivlierau for trailor camp was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bond was approved. The request of Jack Cole for permission to erect a curb sign at 2108 'Nest 2nd Street was presented. Mr. Rudd recommended that permission be granted. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, recommenda tion was approved. . I I I . "" " r( ~ To the Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentleme:m: In conformity with the provisions and directives of Section 19-646, Compiled Statutes of Nebraska, 1943, I have made the following appointments to the various departments of City Govern- ment and activities, to become effective at once. Water and Light Commissioner Clarence W. Burdick Superintendent of Sewage Disposal Alex Kehm Weighmaster Fred Vi! €leks City Engineer Ray L. Harri son City Building Inspector Ernest L. Walker Street Commissioner Chas. Wenn Park Superintendent Sports Director Municipal Pool Director Band Master Henry Schirkofsky Victor Ashley E. E. Carstens Geo. H. Houser City Physician & Health Inspector City Sani ta.rian Dr. J. G,. Woodin C. B. Kinnison Ci ty Tr ea sur er Sigurd Johrde Sexton Harry R. Hansen Police Chief Joe M. Bosler Fire Chief Ri chard Evan s City Attorney Airport Superintendent City Hall Custodian Paul C. Holmberg Chester J. Moore A. J. Krehmke The appointments are based and made upon the experience, loyalty, and past records of the respective appointees, and will continue during satisfactory service. ~.~ City Manager f/[otion by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, the councilccoillnonds and congradulates LIr. Rudd on his appointment of Departmont Heads. . I I I . Grand Island, Nebraska June 7, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Counoil, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I' herewith submit the oost of the oonstruotion of Water Main District No. 131, whioh main was oonstructed in 11th street from Broadwell Avenue to White Avenue. This distriot was oonstruoted by the City Water Departemnt at the following oosts: 451 line ft. 6" C.I. p~~e in plaoe with all fittings @$2.55 per. ft. Engineering & Publioation Total $1150.05 57.50 1207.55 The entire amount to be charged to the Water Main District FUnd. I reoommend that this water main distriot No. 131 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said water main di stri at on the 21 day of June 1950 at 8 o' clock P.M. ~~~ Ra;t,. Harri son City Engineer. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, reporte was approved. ~f ..J .' RES 0 L UTI 0 N ------- . I 1;VHEHEAS, the budget adopted by the lV1ayor and Council for the fiscal ~Tear of 1949-1950 levied the sum of ~~8, 761. 33 to be used in operating, extending and paying expenses for the Grand Island Municipal Airport and reappropriated the srun of $2,378.67, the unexpended balance, and iNEEmEAS, it was estimated that ~~45,000.00 would be received as revenue from the operation of said airport and the leasing of certain buildings thereon, and WHEREAS, the amount appropriated and the amount reappropriated and the estimated receipts in the Stun of $45,000.00 were shown on the books of the City Clerk and all of said sums according to his records have now been expended, and I WHEHEAS, the City Treasurer has collected as revenue from the operation of said airport the total sum of $68,277.05 and said City Treasurer has now on deposit to the credit of said air- port fund, the sum of ~p15,320.26 which can and should be used to pay the expenses in operating said airport. NOW, TEEREF0l1E, BE IT RESOLVED BY 1J.1HE CITY COUNCIL OF 'rIlE CITY 01" GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASF..A: that the Ci ty Treasurer certify to the City Clerk the total income received by him from the operation of said airport and the leasing of buildings thereon and such other sums as such Treasurer may have received; that the amount of such revenue be shown on the records of the City Clerk; that warrants be thereafter drawn on said fund for the maintenance and operation of said airport as by ordinance provided and that the I . City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 7th day of June, 1950. ~ Members of the City Counciili On ma tion of Cunningham, se conded by Winkhoff, re solu. tion was adopted. . I I I . 8~) Petition for paving Clay Street from Louise. Street to John Street, siGned by K. F. McDermott and others, was presented. On motion of Foremen, seconded by Toft, City Attorney was instructed to draw up ordinance. Petition for Water Main on 13th street from the Old St. Paul Road to Beal Street was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, City Attorney was authorized to draw up ordinance. Petition for creation of sewer district in Block 5, Claussen Country View Subdivision, was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was referred to the City Attorney for ordinance. Petition for creation of water main district to service lots 1 to 8 in Block 4 and 9 to 16 in Block 5, Claussen Country View Subdivision was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the City Attorney for ordinance. The Mayor was authorized to sign a delayed deed for Lot 1, Block 18, Ashton Place, to Robert Cervantes. Lease on buildings identified as T-840, T-841, T-842, and T-844 at the airbase, with Bureau of Reclamation was presented. Recommenda- tion by Mr. Rudd that the lease be signed. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, lease was approved. lVIa~lor authorized to sign. Contract for fire service with the Bureau of Reclamation was presented. Recommendation by Mr. RUdd, that the contract be signed. Motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, contract was approved and Mayor authorized to sign. Proposed lease by and between the City of Grand Island and H. P'. Agnew, for building identified as T-869 was presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, the least was approved. Mayor authorized to sign. Proposed lease between the City of Grand Island and Clarence I. Cates for buildings identified as T-451, T-454, T-456 and T-460 was presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, lease was approved. Mayor authorized to sign. . I I I . f,> ~.. ."-- ' Proposed agreement by and between Hugh Baker and the City of Grand Island for farming all of Blocks three and four in Dawn, a subdivision and all of Blocks four and five in Giese's South Lawn, was presented. Motion by Poreman, seconded by Winkhoff, aGreement was approved and Mayor authorized to sign. Mr. Rudd advised the council, that Wayne Nelson, State Officer of the Boy Scouts had expressed appreciation for the assistance given by the city in the construction of the foundation for the Statue of Liberty. Sta tement from the Chamber of Commerce for ~t;lOO. 00 for membership, Water & Light Department was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, that a claim be drawn, and amount paid. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Winkhoff and Cunningham. Voting no, Foreman and Toft. Passed Johnson. Mr. Johnson explainned by saying he thought there whould be further investigation as to the status pertaining to membership. Mr. Rudd reconnnended a 15 foot parallel parking space for the Blossom Shop on North Pine Street. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, the Blossom Shop was given 15 foot parallel parking space. City Manager Rudd advised the council pertaining to claim against Harry Anderson 1'01" garbae;e. <'1. Amoun t \,,749.50. He stated that equipment had been purchased and the price applied to the account and :Mr. Anderson had offered to settle the balance for ~l;lOO. 00. After some discussion, on motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, City Attorney was authorized to proceed to collect. All councilmen voting yes~. Mr. Rudd mentioned that Mr. Pruckler owed the sum of $1,702.01 for delinquent rentals at the airbase and stated that Mr. Pruckler had volunteed giving a note covering the same. Discussion of the re-routing of highway 281 from Koenig Street to ?~nd Street on vVlleeler Avenue. Nc aotien. h I t Request of the Light Department for the purchase of a new truck was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, City Clerk was authorized to adver,tiBe for truck chassis and body for June 21st, 1950. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by 1'0ft, Council adjourned to 7: 30 P. M., June 8 tho F. S. Whi te Ci ty ClerIc 6-7-50 . I II') " f~~_ . ;,,!. Grand I sland, Nebraska. June 8, 1950. Council met as per adjournment of June 7, 1950, "His Honor, the Mayor presiding. All Councilmen present. Minutes of May 17, 25 and June 7, were read, and on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff approved. Ordinance #2385, levying taxes to pay for construction of V\ater Main in Water Main District #129, was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Moved by Winkoff, seconded by Toft, ordinance Vias placed on its first reading at l'2ngth. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Foreman. Voting no, none, the ordinance was passed its first reading. Moved by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, that tho:: rulo::s be suspended and tho:: ordinance placed on its second reading by ti tie. I Roll call ballot, voting aye, Jotmson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham ffild for'2man, voting no, none. The ordinance ~as passed its second I . reading. Moved by VVinkhoff, s'2conded byCunningharn, that the rules be suspsnded and the ordinance placed on its third reading by title. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham and For'2man. Voting no, none. The ordinance was passed its third reading. IvIov'2d by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that the ordinance be placed on its final passag'2 and finally passed. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, C unningharn and Foreman. Voting no, none. The ordinance was finally passed by the Council and signed by th s Mayor. Ordinance #2386, levying taxes to pay for Water Main District No. 130, was regularly passed by the C0uncil and sign'~d by the Mayor. Moved by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman that the ordinance be pla.ced on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Winkhoff, Toft and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. the ordinance was passed its first reading. . I I I . ~2 r: Ci;' Moved by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that the rules be suspsnded and ths ordinance be placed on its second reading by title. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. 'Ihe ordinance was passed its second reading. Moved by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that the rulss be suspended and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by ti tIe. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Fereman, Toft, Vdnkhoffand Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance vvas passed its third reading. Moved by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, that the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance Vvas finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance #2387, creating Sewer District #239, was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Moved by vHnkhoff, seconded by Foreman, that the ordinance be placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, V~inkhoff and Ganningham. Votingn!lY, none. The ordinance was passed its first reading. Moved by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, that the rules be suspended and the ordinance placed on its second reading by title. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, Winkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its second r: eading. Moved by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, that the rules be suspended and the ordinance placed on its third reading by ti tIe. .lmll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff and Ganningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its third reading. Moved by vHnkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, that the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed. R all call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Vvinkhoff and Cunningham. v 0 tin g nay none. The ordinance was finally passed by the Council and signed by th e Mayor. . I 81' Ordin,mce #2388, authorizing and directing sale of Lot 58, West Lawn Addition, was regularly passed by the Council and signed by th e Mayor. Moved by Cunningham, seconded by V, inkhoff, that the ordinance be placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Vdnkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was read at length and passed its first reading. Moved by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that the rules be suspended and the ordinance placed on its second reading by title. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its second reading. Moved by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that the rules be suspended and the ordinance placed on its third reading by title. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, VVinkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its third I reading. Moved by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, that the ordinance I . be placed on its final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, VJinkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance #2389, creating Water Main District 1/134, was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Moved by VVinkhoff, seconded by Foreman, that the ordinance be placed on its first reading at length. lOll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, w'inkhoff and <llnningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was read at length and passed its first reading. Moved by Winkhoff, ssconded by Cunningham, that the rules be suspended and the ordinance placed on its seconded beading by title. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, ~\inkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its second reading. . I I I . .Cl "'" t~ Moved by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, that the rules be suspendt.;d and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by ti tIe. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinRnce was passed its third reading. Moved by Vvinkhoff, seconded by Toft, that the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed. ~ll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, W inkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was finally passed, by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance #2390, creating Viater Main District No. 135, was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Moved by Cunningham, s'3conded by Vi inkhoff, that the ordinance be placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff and funningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its first reading. Moved by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that the rules be suspended and the ordinance placed on its second reading by ti tIe. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, 'Dft, Winkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its second reading. Moved by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that the rules be suspended and the ordinance placed on its third reading by ti tIe. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Vrinkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its third reading. Moved by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, that the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, hinkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance #2391, creating Water Main District No. 136, was regUlarly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. . I I I . $~P < .. Moved by V\inkhoff, seconded by Toft, that the ordinance be placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, V'Vinkhoff and funningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was read at lengtll and passed its first reading. Moved by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, that the rules be suspended and the ordinance placed on its seco:{ld reading by ti tIe. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its second reading. Moved by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, that the rules be suspended and th'3 ordinance be placed on its third reading by ti tle. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, Vdnkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its third reading. Moved by Winkhoff, seconded by J:t'oreman, that the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was fino,lly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance #2392, creating Paving District #128, was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Moved by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that the ordinance be placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foremsn, Toft, Winkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its first reading at length. Moved by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that the rules be suspended and tile ordinance placed on its second reading by title. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft,hinkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its second reading. Moved by Cunningham, secondt;ld by Foreman, that the rules be suspended and the ordinance placed on its third reading by ti tIe. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its third reading. . I r;:;;n L'~ .:. Moved by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, that the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, V'dnkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was finally passed by the Council cmd signed by the Mayor. Ordinance #2393, creating Water Main District No. 137, was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Moved by Vvinkhoff, seconded by Foreman, that the ordinance be placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Ii'oreman, Toft, Winkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its first reading. Moved by v\inkhoff, seconded by Toft, that the rules be suspended cmd the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, V~inkhoff and Cunningham. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its second reading. Moved by V1inkhoff, seconded by Toft, that the rules be suspended I and the ordinance placed on its third reading by title. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, .'inkhoff and Cunningham. I . Voting nay, none. The ordinance was passed its third reading. Moved by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, that the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, V.inkhoff and Cunningham. VotLng nay, none. The ordinance was finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Bond of Ray L. Harrison "Was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, was approved. Claims against the Ci ty v;ere regularly presented. On moiion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, were approved as read. (Discussion on traffic and lights.) On recommendation of L. R. Rudd, bid of Wheeler on larch poles, ~ 20-35t class. 5 poles $15.05 17.74 24.49 45-40' Class 5 poles 30-45t class 4 poles was accepted. Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, Roll call Ballot, voting aye, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkoff & Cunningham, voting Nay, none. On motion of Cunningham seconded by VVinkoff, Council adjourned. June 8, 1950. F. S. White, City Clerk. . I I I . FUND To Pay Co. Treas. Salaries Street &: Alley Gas Tax Sewer Fund storm Sewer Engineer Incidentals Municipal Pool Airport Sanitation street Ligh ting Hydrant Rental Park Fund Police Fund Cemetery Fund Fire Fund Pension Fund Paving Fund Music Fund Total Approp. TraI1Sfers Ice Fund Water Fund Light Fund Sewer District Paving District APPROPRIATIONS AND F~ENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR TO JUNE 8, 1950 APPROPRIATIONS $4,500.00 17,500.00 40,500.00 15,533.24 51,000.00 1.,680.00 37,610.00 47,500.00 6,500.00 56,140.00 35,000.00 11,500.00 6,000.00 44,04-5.00 97,340.00 30,090.00 101,434.32 5,551.02 8,150.00 5,000.00 022,57"3.58 138~lk3.8J 760,717.41 RECEIPTS &: TRAN SFERS EXP E1\1DED 1304.64 13,44.0.52 25,759.89 12,949.39 38,973.06 5,050.20 35,054.65 48,720.40 2,239.48 52,048.54 30,212.69 11,500.00 6,000.00 33,486. 21 89,489.87 20,533.65 68,565.33 3,887.49 ~11,61g.33 91,402.30 3,248.45 23, 277.05 3,500.00 1.38,143:83 593,118.31 24,488.60 124,473.74 755,729.99 114.46 137 913_.32. 11, 635~838;45 Respectfully submitted, F. S.. White, Ci ty Clerk. f; ,~;- ~,_.' ' BALAN CE 14,195.36 4,059.4.8 14,740.11 2,583.85 12,026.94 121. 75~ 2,555.35 1,220.40- 4,260.52 27,368.51 4,787.31 10,558.79 7,850.13 9,556.35 32,868.99 1,663.53 28,366.03 1,500.00 167,599.10 . I I I . Od ((,. , June 21, 1950 Grand Island., Nebr. Council met as Board of adjustment for rezoning lots 3-5-7-9 in block 15, College Addition. His honor, president of the council, presiding. All councilmen present. Mr. Holmes presented protest signed by eleven owners adjacent to above mentioned property, along with ten of these in person. Everyone of' them telling 'tv-hen and. "J"hy he purchased this property in this area and the reasons for desiring same to be left Residence A. Mr. Frank Green did not appear at the hearing. After some discussion, motion by Foreman, seconded by Toft, that under the circumstances, persons protesting against the petition so out- numbered the petitioners that no action was taken. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, council adjourned as Board of Adjustment to reconvene as Board of Equa11- zation. F. S . \1h1 t e, City Clerk Grand Islanc1, Nebr. June 21, 1950 Council met as Board of Equalization on Water Main District 131. His honor, the Mayor, presiding. All councilmen present. fl). \<~ RES 0 L U T 1. 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, . I NEBRASI(A: 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. 131 to be the total sum of $1208.00; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of ~;1208.00 and that vm find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: I NAIVIE LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOmrT Hobert & Jeane tte A. Schilousky 9 7 Bogg's & Hill ~~75. 50 Lena Marie Stoffregen 10 7 II " 75.50 Chester H. & Reka Woods 11 7 11 II "75.50 Che s ter H. 0 Helm Woods 12 7 II II 75.50 0:; Zalmon C. Peck 13 7 II II 75.50 Lloyd M. Hoss 0: JVLildred E. Ross 14 7 II II 75.50 Grand Island Land Company 15 7 II " 75.50 Grand Island Land Company 16 7 II " 75.50 George I. & Minnie Schmidt S 1/2 1 12 It It 37.75 Grand Island Land Company N 1/2 1 12 II " 37.75 George I. & Minnie Schmidt S 1/2 2 12 II II 37.75 Gran d Island Land Company N 1/2 2 12 II II 37.75 Grand Island Land Company 3 12 II " 75.50 Grand Island Land Company 4 12 " II 75.50 Ethel May Lesh 5 12 II II 75.50 Don o. (~ Josephine Kensinger 6 12 II II '/5.50 Don O. 0: Jo sephine Kensinger 7 12 II Il '/5.50 Don O. C~ JosephiI)e Kensinger 8 12 II II 75.50 I . Total ;;p12 08. 00 . I I I . f ":' " RES 0 L UTI 0 N --------- (con It) Respectfully submitted this the 21Rt day of June, 1950. Members of the City Council On motion of Cunnint;ham, seconded by vJinkhoff, there being no protests, resolution was adopted. On motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned as board of Equalization. F. S. '\f\Tb.i te Ci ty Clerk 6-21-50 Grand Island, Nebr. June 21, 1950 Council met in regular session. His honor, the Mayor, presiding. All councilmen present. John Waggener, representing David J. and Irene K. Ring, per- taining to transfer of lot 97, t"est Lm.m, to J o]1n Sandel', ,,,ho at that tLne 1t-Tas a councilman, (April 5, 1944) requesting that the city accept a Quit Claim deed from David J. and Irene K. Ring and in turn" they regularly pass ord.inance an<l QuitClaim deed transferring same to Mr. and Mrs. Ring. After some discussion, motion by F'oreman, seconded by Toft, that the request of 1-1r. Wag- gen.er be granted \'Ii th the understanding the tilis client pay all . I I I . o~ 11''';'.'' costs in connection therevli tho Ordinance .~~395 authorizing transfer of lot 97, \^lest 1mm Addition to David J. and Irene K. Ring, was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2395 on mot ion of' Winkhoff, seconded by F'or ernan, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, 1'fink.hoft', Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2395 on motion of Winkhoff, seconcled by Cunningham, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second rea,l1ng by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Voting no, none. Ordinance 2595 on Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2395 on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, J!'oreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ted. 1-1artin, of the Harri son-Hartin Lumber Company, represent- ing Dodge Development Company, pertaining to housing units furnished by the I'Jarehousing Timber Company for units to be constructed in Buenavista Sub-division, made request of the council that the present building code be amended so as to permi t construction of tids type. City Hanager HuCld recommended that the council approve this type of construction anG the building code be corrected to cover this and other new types \,;hich rna~r from time to time be requested. Was referred to city attorney to prepare an amendment. (Mr. Green appeared before the council with reQuest for permit to build duplexes). Bids on line truck for the Light Department were opened and read as follows: International Harvester Company It ton 1950 model 1-160 Model L-170 $1400 net 1900 net Central Chevrolet, Ii ton $1495 net Keggin Motor Company Studebaker R-l6-A 155 $1800 net Above bids making allowance for trade-in. . I I I . it:' On motion of Cunningham, seconded. by .Foreman, bids were referred to City Manager and C. W. Burdick for recommendation. Bids on truck bod.ies and equipment recei vecl as fo1101"8: McCabe-Po"V'Ters Auto Body Company Omp-ha Body and Equipment CompE!ny j"'<170 65 :WU CJ, J 3655.80 On motion of Cunningham, seconcled by Toft, bids vIere ref erred to City Mrmager and Light Committee for recommendation. !1inutes of previous meetings, May 25, June 7 and 8, tATere read and approved. Request of Walter Reinecke for additional space of four feet in construction of residence on west portion of lots 12 and 14, block 28, Gilberts Third addition, was presented. After some discussion, City Manager was to inform Mr. Reinecke that the request ''''as denied. ReCIuest of E. J. Goodwin to rezone lot one, block 13, Boggs and Hill Addition to business B l~Tas presented. After' some dis- cussion, was referred to city manager Rudd. Motion of Cunningham, second.ed by Fo:cemEul, city attorney was instructed to make an amendment vnlerein the petitioners for rezoning would have to stand the costs of advertising. Mr. L. R. Rudd, City Manager, City of Grand Island, Nebraska Dear Mr. Rudd: By virtue of City Ordinance .No. 1356, Chapter 5, Page 68, of the Compiled Ordinance of the City of Granel. Island, Nebraska, it is the opinion of the undersigned that the two structures (residential) located at 210 and 212 West 4th Street and owned by Mr. Robert (Starr) Spangenberg, a resident of' Granel IsLmd, residing at 522 North 1flalnut Street, should. be declared a nuisance, and the owner of the properties, Mr. Spangenberg, be notified to make the se structures s<).f'e, sanitary and secure 1ftJi thout delay, by repairing, removing, or making sanitary as requirecl by ordinance. 1.1 the opinion of the unclersigned, these structures located at 210 and 212 West Fourth Street are unsanitary, structurally unsafe, and are dangerous because they constitute a fire hazard. Respectfully submitted, Richard V. Evans, Fire Chief C. B. Kinnison, Sanitarian E. R. Walker, Building Inspector On motion of Cunningham, seconded by F'oreman report vIas approved and referred to City Attorney for further action. . I I I . r\ f" ~~~1 , '"\ ....., .I June 21, lSl50 To the Mayor and Members of the City Council Gen tl emen: I have made the follo'VJ"ing appointments to the City Library Board for the periods indicated, and each appointee has accepted. Mrs. Clinton John Mr. Harry Patterson Mrs. Ray Bottorf Mrs. Earl Farns"tvorth f~ yeal'"'s 3 years 4 years 5 years The term of Mr. E. J. Walbach does not expire until 1951. L. R. Rudd Ci ty Managel" Mr. Foreman mentioned Mr. Rudd should be commended on his selection of the Library Boara. Bid of A. E. Cady, Jr. of ellOO for lot 18, block 4, Ashton Place was presented. After some discussion, the Mayor referred bid to Foreman and Cunningham for report back. Request of De'llvey Bozell and R. F. Schuessler for curb side- 'lflalk on east 8ic1e of Elm from 14th to 15th was presented and request grant ea. Request of V. C. Olson for permission to erect a curb sign at 1810 North Eddy was presented. On recommendation of city manager Rudd, request was granted. June 21, 1950 To the Mayor and City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: 'fhe application of Mrs. Clyde Campbell, requesting payment of pension because of the service of her deceased husband v-lho "tvas fire chief for the City of Grand Island, was referred to me. I call your attention to a part of the fireman's pension Im~r and in particular to Section 35-206, 35-20? and 35-208 of the compiled statutes of Nebraska, 1943, (See Revised Statutes of Nebraska, 1943) It is my opinion that under the law as above quoted, Mrs. Campbell is entitled to one-half of the salary which the city iil}"aS paying to her husband, Clyde Ca.mpbell, at the time of his death. Yours very truly, Paul C. Holmberg City Attorney Motion by 1:i'oreman, secondecl by Cunningham, c1 ty attol'ney t s opinion '\.,rbS approvec1. Roll csll ballot. Voti yes, Johnson, For-eInF.Ul, Toft, \i'Jinl\.llO.Lf, Cunnin[)lClm. Voting no, none. . I I I . p- t}J i" Application of Henry Washirtgt9n for on and off sale beer at 119 East South Front and Kenneth A. Perkins for on sale beer at 386 North Walnut were presented. On motion of Foremarl, seconded by Toft, date of hearing was set for July 5. . I I I . 8 RE~OLU110H BE IT HESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF' TIn,: CITY OF' GRAND ISLJUJD, NEDHASKA, that an 1t0n Sale and Off Sale" beer license be issued to Richard Roy Grier and C. C. McCall, doing business under the trade name of hIae' s Coffee ,Shop, at the addl'e s s known as 313 'ne st 2nd Street in the said City of Grand Island. BE IT PURTEER RSE;OLVED tha t the Ci ty Clerk forward a certi- 1'ieo. copy. of this Hesolution to the Nebraska r,iquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nepraslm. Hespectfully submitted this 21st day of June, 1950. JlJembers of the Ci ty Council On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, resolution was adopted. Request for sidewalk on west side of Harrison street from John to Charles signed by Mabel E. ''lagner and John ~Villman was presented and referred to the city attorney. Protest on paving district 126 was presented. There being insufficient number of eligible signers, protest was received and placed on file. Engineer's final estimate on construction of the pedestal and base for the statue of Liberty at Pier Park, $667, recommended that. 't",arrant be (Irawn in favor of Geer-Maurer Construction Company Was presented. After some d.iscussion, estimate vTas approved, ~ln1.rrant to be dralATn on the Park fund. . I I I . ID (, (.;.. -) Grand Island, Nebraska June 21, 1950 Honorable Mayor & City Counoil, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The fOllowing is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water Main Distriot No. 134, which district is to be built in Anna Street from Tilden Street To Clay Street. Approx 344 lin. ft. 6" cast iron Main in place with all fittings 1$2.55 per. ft. $877.20 ~c y subm11tted, Ra;FL. Harr1 son City Engineer Grand Island, Nebraska Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water Main Diet rict No. 135, which district is to be built in 13th street from at Paul Road to Beal Street. Approx. 932 lin. ft. 6" cast iron main in place with all fittings @ $2.55 per. ft. $2376.60 , Grand Island, Nebraska June 21, 1950 Honorable Mayor & City Counoil, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construotion of Water Main District No. 136, which district is to be built in Claussen Avenue from Sunset Avenue to Phoenix Avenue. 642 line ft. 6" cast iron Main in place with all fittings 0 $2.55 per. ft. $1637.10 submi t ted-l . I I I . " ,', 1 J_ v) ': Grand Island, Nebraska. June 21, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water Main District No. 137, which district is to be built in 14th street from Oak street to Vine street. Approx. 344 l:i.n. ft. 6" cast iron water main in place with all fittings @ $2.55 per. ft. $744.00 ~ctf.Ul. ly submitted, '--:5~ · Ray L. Harrison City Engineer On motion of Cunningham, seconded by 'l'oft, ItJere approved and City Clerk instructed to advertise for bids. Proposed lease agreements by and between the City of Grand Island anel Charle sF. Larsen, City of Grand I sle,nd and C. J. McIntosh, for the handling of gas and oil at the airbase, the city to receive 2~ per gallon on gas and 16~ gallon on oil, were presented and recommendation by the city manager that the agreement s be signed. Motion of F'orernan, seconded by Winkhoff, Mayor and Clerk were authorized to sign agreement. Proposed lease by an(1 betvJeen the city of Grand Island 8-.nd the Geer Company for building identified as T-801, $3000 per year Marvin Vautravers, building identified as T-13 Gail R. Sorenson, building identified as T-838 I Frank E. Gallup, building identified as T-131 $140 yr. 240 yr 4500 yr were presented. On motion of F'oreman, seconded by iVinkhoff,' proposed lease agreements w'ere approved and Mayor and Clerk authori- zed.. to sign. Regular surety bonds were presented as follows: L. F. Grim, house mover O. I. Baker, auctioneer Performance bonds of Rentlor Company for construction of lift station no. 5 and Diamond Engineering Company on paving districts 123 and 1:25, and.. Sewer District 234. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, bonds were approved. Ordinance 2294 levying taxes on water main districct' 131 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. . I I I . 't. f! ~ .~. t:! .l Ordinance 2294, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, b"oreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2294, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, vlinkhoft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2294, on motion of Cunning~am, seconded by Foreman, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2294, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, irfinkhoff', Cunningham, Voting; no, none. Claims against the city were presented. On motion of Cunning- ham, seconded by Foreman, were allowed with the exception of Otis ElevatoI' Company, "I,,,,hic11 wus held for investigation ancl referred to the Mayor and manager. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Mr. Rudd mentioned several eating place,s \'Jhich have not paid their 1948-1949 fees and also a number who had not paid 1949:';"1950. He recommended all accounts be turned over to the city attorney for collection. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation of the city manager was approved. Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk 6-21-50 . I I I . <If r\' t; Y:_') t..J '" t_ Grand Island, Neb~aska July 5, 1950 Council met in regular session, his honor, the Presi- dent presiding. All councilmen present except Toft, who was on vacation. Peti tion of F"rank D. Greene for rezoning lot s 3-5-7-9 in Block 15', College Acl(1ition from resiclence A to residen~ B Inlas presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, the ("fayor vms authorized to set time of hearing. Whereby the l1ayor set date of hearing for 7:30 P.M., July 19. Petition for curb sidewalk presented by Mr. Woolverton, witn signatures of H. T. Phelen, and Anna Behnke, location 800 block vfest John, vTas referred to the City Manager. Discussion pertaining to permission granted Mr. Reinecke to build residence 1,ii thin tlvo-feet of his east lot line, l"hich according to information received, eaves and eaves-trough l~rould come within six inches of the lot line, and that the intent was for the residence to be so constructed tllat no portion would be l.vi thin the two-feet area. The M,ayor suggested it be referred to the City Manager for immediate investigation and to meet with the two pm..ties concerned - 1-1r. Reinke nnel his neighbol"114r. Copple. (Greene called at 9:00 A.M. July 9,requesting change of block No.) . I I I . f-r 1,;; REsgLlITIQ! BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the application or Kenneth A. Parkins ror an "On Sale" license to sell beer under the trade name of North Side Tavern, at the address known as 3~6 North Walnut Street in the City of Grand Island be granted. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certi- ried copy or this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 5th day of July, 1950. ~ Members or ~he City Council On motion of Cunningham, seconcled by 1lJinkLoff 1 resolution vlas adopted. . I I I . 104 ~ESOLQ1ION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the application of Kenneth A. Parkins for a license to sell alcoholic liquor by the package only, under the trade name of North Side Tavern, at the address known as 386 North Walnut Street in the City of Grand Island be granted. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the city clerk forward to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certi- fied copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 5th day of July, 1950. Members of the City Council On motion of Winkh0ff~ seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. . I I I . 10$ RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the application of Henry Washington for an nOn Sale and Off Sale" license to sell beer under the trade name of Hanks Cafe at the address known as 119 East South F'ront Street in the City of Grand Island be granted. BE I~~ FURTflER RESOLVED that the Ci ty Clerk forward to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 5th day / 50. Members of the City Council After some discussion, on motion of Foreman, seconded by Wintlloff, resolution was adopted. City Manager Rudd advised the council the street Depart- ment '\II!as in neecl of more equipment and suggested that a motor grader be purchased. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, City Clerk was instructed to advertise for bids, on 45 to 60 horse- power motor, S.A.E. rating, to be received July 19. Bid of the International Harvester Company on truck ( to be us ed in the light clepartment) of ifPl900, on recommendation of City :Me,nager Rudd vms accepted and the Mp.yor authorized to sign contract. Bid of McCabe Auto Body Company, $3172.65 was presented. on recommendation of' City Manager Hucld was accepted. Agreement with International Harvester Company to de- liver truck and body Grand Island for $125 'tvas approved and Mayor authorized to sign contract. Motion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff. . I I I . 106 Extension rider and agreement with the Union Pacific for the furnishing of steam for heating purposes was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, Mayor and Clerk were authorized to sign. Bid of the General Electric Company for $9902 for power transformer, which had been referred to the City Manager and c. W. Burdick, was recommended that it be accepted. On motion of Cunningham, seconcled by \ATinkhoff, bid. vIas accept eel and Mayor authorized to sign contract. Lease Contraci by and beti<veen the City of Grand Island anc1 Grand IslE'.ncl High School Athletic Boarcl for Hanger 1/3 for $600 year was presented. On mot ion of' Cunningham, seconded by ~'link:hoff, lAlaS approved and the Hayo:c authorized. to sign. Proposed lease by and bet"'Ieen tlJe City of G-.c'and Isle.nd and John R. Mc\Villiams for the original hanger builcling for $1000 a year I,ras presented.. On motion of Cunnin~::b.am, seconccied by vnnk- hoff \lTaS approved and the }~ayor Emthorizecl to Bign. P~coposed lease bJ Ell1c1 bet'\,,,een the City of Grand IslE'cnd and Thurlo Ross for Hanger #1 for $1400 a year was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by 'iVinkhoff, "laS approved and the Mayor authorized to sign. . I I I . 101 Grand Island, Nebraska July 57 1950 Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island7 Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that Louis H. Smith has completed the work on Sewer District No. 233 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and Louis H. Smith 7 which contract is dated Aprile 19, ~.. 1950. I further certify that the work done contains the following material at the unit prices set forth in the conract. 1114 Lin. ft. 8" clay tile @ $1.80 per. ft. $2005.20 3 Manholes complete @ $100.00 each 300.00 Total 2305.2(5 I recommend that the work completed by Louis H. Smith be accepted by the City of Grand Island7 Nebr. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with said Sewer Disbrice No. 233. To: Louis H. Smith To: Engineering, Inspection & Advertising Total $2305.20 115.25 2420.45 The entire amount to be charged to the Sewer District Fund. I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of eq~alization on the above Sewer District No. 233 on the 19th Day of July, 1950 at eight o'clock P.M. ~~l sumblt;:'Sd, Ray . Harrison City Engineer On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, estimate was appr'oved. . I I I . !11S Grand Island, Nebraska; July 5, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Counoil, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the oonstruotion of Paving District No. 126,which distriot is to be in Clay Street from 2nd Street to Koenig Street. Approx. 600 ou. yds. exoavation @ $1.00 per. cu. yd. 559.7 ou. yds. 6" concrete slab @ $16.0:0 per. ou. yd. 792 lin. ft. ourb & gutter @ $1.25 per. line ft. 192 lin. ft. straight alley curb @ $.65 per. line ft. 48 line ft. flat gutter @ $.85 per. line ft. 200 line ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint @ $.25 per. line ft. $ 600.00 9235.05 990.00 124.80 40.80 50.00 Total 11040.65 Plans and specifications are on file at the City Engineer's Offioe. ~otful1 submitted, ~~ . Ray L. Harrison City Engineer Grand Island, Nebraska July 5, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Counoil, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the oonstruotion of Paving District No. 127, which district is to be in John Street from Jefferson St. to Madison St. Approx. 175 ou. yds. exoavatlon At $1.00 per cu. yd. $ 175.00 162.8 cu. yds. 6" concrete slab @ $16.50 per. ou. yd. 2686.20 37 lin.ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint . @ $.25 per. lin.ft. 9.25 Total 2870.45 Plans and sueoifioations are on file at the City Engineer's Offioe ~t1'1;lM....SUbm1 tted, . '--:5~~~ Ray L. Harrison City Engineer . I I I . 109 Grand Island, Nebraska. July 5, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Paving District No. 128, which district is to be in Clay street from Louise street to John Street. Approx. 186.5 cu. yds. 6" concrete slab @ $16. 50 per. cu. yd. 200 cu. yds. excavation @ $1.00 per. cu. yd. 64 line ft. straight alley curb 0$.65 37 lLn. ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint @ $.25 per. line ft. Total $3077.25 200.00 41.60 9.25 3328.10 Plans and specifications are on file at the City Engineer's Office ON MOTION OF' CUNNINGHM-1, SECONDED BY FOREMAN, ESTI}~TES WERE APPROVED AND THE CITY CLERK AUTHORIZED TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS TO BE RECEIVED JULY 19. ~e etfully submitted, ~~~ Ray . Harrison City Engineer Grand Island, Nebre. ska July 5, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Counci11, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Lift Station No. 6 which is to be cons- tructed of fr. Lot 1 Block 14 Evans Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebr. Approx. II II II II 225 60 8000 1 1 1 cu. yds. excavation @$3.25 $ 731.25 cu. yds. concrete in place @$50.00-3000.00 lb. reinforcing steel @.15 1200.00 manhole ring & cover @$20.00 20.00 brick building above ground as per plans 1350.00 sump pump for dry pit instaJ.led 100.00 pipe & valves for pumps installed 900.00 Installing Pumps, controls & floats, 75.00 this equipment to be furnished by the City backfilling and disposing of e.tra dirt 150.00 all electric wiring & fixtures to be furnished and installed by the Ci ty steps fo~ wet pit 15.00 Total 7541.25 II tt II Plans and specifications on file in the City Engineer's Office ON l\ilOTION OF' CUNNINGHAfvr, SECONDED BY FOREMAN, WAS APPROVED AND THE CLERK AUTHORIZED TO ADVERTISE F'OR BIDS FOR July 19 ~ W~~ Ra~L. Harrison · City Engineer . I I I . 110 Grand Island, Nebr. July 5, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Counoil, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 235, which district is to be built in Geo~ge Loans and Meths Additions. Approx. 3598 lin. ft. 8" clay tile in place using asphaltic poured joints @ $2.10 per. lin. ft. 510 lin. ft. 12" clay tile in place @$2.25 per ft.using asphaltic poured joints. 16 Manholes complete in place @ $125.00 each $7555.80 11@:7.50 Total 2000.00 10703.30 submi t~d, Grand Island, Nebraska. July 5, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The followina is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 236, which district is to be builtin Capitol Hill & Pleasant Hill Adcti tions . Approx. 2882 lin. ft. 8t! clay tile in place 0$2.10 per. ft. using asphaltic poured joints $6052.20 1250 lin. ft. 12" clay tile ~n.Lpla.ce 1$2.25 per. ft. using asphaltic poured Joints 2812.50 16 Manholes complete in place @ $100.00 each 1600.00 Total 10464.70 ~~ru 1 snood tted, ............", :::;;-~. Harrison City Engineer . I I I . 111 Grand Island, Nebraska. June 21, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 237, which district is to be built in the alley between 8th & 9th Street from Evans to Superior st. - In the alley between 7th & 8th st. from U.P.R.R. Ord branch to Congdon Ave. - In the alley between 6th St. && 7th Street from Lambert st. to Congdon Ave. Approx. 2778 line ft. 8" clay tile in plaoe using asphaltic poured joints @ $2.10 per. line ft. $5833.80 1772 lint ft. 12" olay tile in plaoe per ft.using asphaltic poured ajoints 3987.00 12 Manholes oomplete in p1aoe @ 125.00 1500.00 I Total 11320.80 II @$2.25 11 y.. submitted, Grand Island, Nebraska July 5, 1950 Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the oonstruction of -Sewer District No. 238, which district is to be built in the alley between 5th Street & 6th street from U.P.R.R. Ord Branoh to Congdon Ave. In the alley between 4th & 5th Street from Superior st. to Congdon Ave. Approx. 1819 lint ft. 8" olay tile in place using asphaltic poured joints @ .2.10 per. lint ft. $3819.90 1373 lint ft. 12" olay tile in place using asphaltio poured joints @ $2.25 per. line ft. 3089.25 11 Manholes @ $125.00 eaoh 1375.00 Total 8284.15 II II ~.e~~. '\...../~....... L. Harrison City Engineer On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, estimates were approved and cIerI\. authorized to advertise for bids to be opened August 2. 112 Request of William Brink for curb sidewalk on the east side of lot one, block 14, K & D addition, was presented. On recommendation of City Manager, request was granted. Request of Helen 1. Hayes for permiss10n to build curb . I sidewalk on east side of lot 5, block 76)OT was presented. On recommendation of City Manager, permission was granted to Mrs. Hayes. Request of Blanche Gm..,rlovech for permission to build a second house on her lot. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunninf,ham, on recommendation of City Manager Rucld, permi s sion was granted for the construction of a second residence at this locat ion. City Manager Ruda suggested that the Council, as far as ~ possible, meet in a body to attend funeral services for Henry Schirkofsky. Also mentioned tax foreclosure sale, case 22, to be held at 2 P.M., July 6, in that there were two or'more lots in v,Thich the city is vitally int ere st ed. 14:1'. Cunningham illTaS to I contact the City Engineer with reference to attending this sale. City Manager mentioned there is additional fire fighting equipment needed. After some discussion, motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, thp,t the }ijayor, Oi ty Manager and the Chief of the Fire Department be a committee of tIn'ee for further in- vestigation and recommendation. City Manager also mentioned that the Light Department had an advertising program and he felt that there are some things that could be omitted. The Mayor mentioned that any advertisinfb to be done should not be on a contract basis, and if at this time there is a contract covering advertising, that it should be terminated as soon as possible. Motion by Cunningham, seconded I . by lVinkhof'f, recommendation of the Mayor vms approved. City Manager mentioned claim of $100 for membership to the Chamber of Commerce. After some discussion, motion by Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, that no membership should be taken. Johnson expressed himself that the city should be re- present ed by an official or officials, and~ that membership be taken for some or all of the councilmen. (Mr. Rudd being an honorary member.) . ~. . I I I . 113 Oity Manager mentioned the airport inspection had revealed that adeli tional facilities \'!ere needed at the airbase, particu- larly wind indicator tower, same to be erected at the Adminis- tration Building and that the OAA had indicated there lr.Jould be some funds available. City Manager inquired as to the status of firemen employed at the airbase, as to their eligibility for pension. After some discussion, on motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the City Attorney to make report at next meeting. Ci ty Hanage:c ma(le reference to the congestion caused by the busses being parked by the bus d.epotA and that there should be some immediate action taken. The Mayor suggested that if an ordinance has been enacted pertaining to same, that a notice should be served on all bus companies that no street parking privileges would be granted after a specified date. Se,me being ample time for making other arrangements for bus parking. Hr'. Rudel made x'eference to se.larjT Etcljt1.Strnentfo Pend proposed ordinance . Bids of the Water Department en Water Main Districts 134, 135, 136 and 137 at $2.50 per foot for 6-inch cast iron water main, class B, with all valves and specials in place at $2.50 per ft. was accepted. On motion of Foreman, seconded by 'tvinkhoff. ORDINANCE 2396 condemning private property for the pur- pose of constructing lift station, was regularly passed by the council and. signed by the 1-1e.yor. OHDINANCE 2396 - On metion ef vlinkhoff I secended by Cunningham, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, WihkJ;1off, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE 2396 - On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, rules were suspendecl ancl ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnsen, Foreman, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE 2396 - On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on thirc1 reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, :F'oreman, Winkhoff, Cunning;ham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. . I I I . 114 ORDINANCE 2396 - On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE 2397 pertaining to rezoning and the pay- ment of costs incidental thereto, was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE 2397 - On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by 'Gl &oreman, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. ORDINN~CE 2397 - On motion of Win~loff, seconded by Cun- ningharn, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on seconcl reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, \Ninkhoff', Cunningham. Voting no, none. Toft absent. OHDINANCE 2397 - On motion of \tJ'inkhoff, seconded by Foreman, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, \vinkhoff, Cunnin~?;ham. Vat ing no, none. Toft absent. ORDINANCE 2397 - On motion of \tJ'inkhoff, seconded by Foreman, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Winkhoff, Cunnin~;;ham. Voting no, none. rroft absent. Claims were presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, all claims with the exception of claim of R. B. Lockwood, Auditor, for $725, 'l.ihich lrvaS held for approval by the City Hanager and Council, \^Tere approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, B'oreman, 'irlinkhoff, Cunning:harn. Voting no, none. Toft absent. Mot ion of Cunningham, second eel by vlinkhoff, council adjourned until 7:30 P.M., July 6. F. S. \ll11i t e City Clerk 7 - 5- 50 . I I I . 'I1'l1~ .i.Jl.V July 6, 1950 (Jrand Island, Nebr. Council met as per adjournment of July 5. The Mayor presiding. Johnscm, \'linkhof'f, Cunningham pl"esent. l'"oreman and Toft out of the city. L. R. Rudd acting as City Clerk by de- signation of the Mayor. Petition for street light at First and Plum Street ~',li th eleven signers was referred to the city manager on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunnineham. Request fo:c cu}:,b sicJewccl1\: on the north r;iOe of John 1'1"oLCt EcLdy to Clark street. Also curb siclevJalk on the south side of John from Adams to Jefferson Street was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconcled by vJinkboff, reocuest was granted. Regular surety bonds were presented as follows: Virgil Layman, Auctioneer Ernest Adams, House Mover On motion 0:[' Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, vlere approved. Resolution of Board of Education, School District of Grand Island, pertaining to 1950-1951 budget, was presented, received and placed on file. Bid of A. E. Cady, Jr. on lot 18, block 4, Ashton Place, for $1100, which was referped to Foreman ancl Cunningham, aft er investigation and consideration, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bid was rejected. ORDINANCE 2398 creating Paving District 129, was regularly passed by the Council and signecl by the president. ORDINANCE 2398 - On motion of' Cunninf);ham, seconded by Winkhoff, 'tias placed on first reac1ing at length. Roll c8.11 ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft. ORDINANCE 2398 - On motion of Cunningham, seconced by Winkhoff, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, 'Hnkhoff, Cunningham. Vot:Lng no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft. OF,U)INANCE 2398 - On motion of vHnkhoff, secondecl by Cunnin::;ham, rules were suspended and ordinance }:llaced on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, i'hnkhoff, Cunning"ham. Voting no, none. Absent F'oreman and Toft. . I I I . 116 ORDINANCE 2398 - On motion of 1'linkhoff ,5econ(led by Cunningham, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, \Vi nltho l' l' , Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft. OHDINANCE 2399 creating Se\1Ter District 240 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the President. ORDINANCE 2399 - On motion of Win~loff, seconded by Cunningham, ordinance placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft. ORDINANCE 2399 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, 1fJinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent F'oreman 8.nd '1'0ft. ORDINANCE 2399 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by WinldlOff, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson ~Jinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent J.1"orernan and Toft. ORDINANCE 2399 - On motion of Winkhoff, seconrlecl by Cunningham, orclinance irIaS placed on final passage end finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. A bs en t Foreman end 110ft. ORDINANCE 2400, amencUng nrt icle 5 of ol'cUnance 1143 (Building Code) was regularly passed by the council and signed by the President. OHDINANCE 2400 - On motion of Cunningham, secli)l1ded by '\tfinkho 1'f, ordinance "lplFlS p18ced on f'ir st recH1ing at length. Roll celll ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft. ORDINANCE 2400 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Vlinkhoff, rules "'1e1'e susp ~ncled and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Foreme,n anc\ 'raft. OHDINANCE 2400 - On motion of vVinkhoff, s6conCLecl by CunningJJ.am, rules irlere suspended and ordinance pl,Dced on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Jolmson, Winkhoff 1 Cun:dngham. Voting no, none. Absent F'oreman Etncl Toft. OHDINANCE 2400 - On motion of i,Vinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, ordinance "'TaS placed on f in8l pas sage and finally passed. 117 Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, t^linkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft. At this time recess was declared for dlscussini prop.sed . I salary ordinance. The Mayor called the council to order. Johnson, 1ilinkhoff and Cunningham, answered roll CA.ll. OHDINANCE 2401 pertaining to sala:cies was regularly passed by the council and signeo_ by the Mayor. ORDINANCE 2401 - On motion of lHnh:hoff', seconc1ec'l by Cunningham, l,'THS placed on first reading at leng;th. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft. ORDINANCE 2401 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules vTere suspencled ancl ordinance placec1 on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent, f1'oreman and Toft. ORDINANCE 2401 - On motion of vlinkhoff, seconclec1 by I Cunningham, rules were suspende<l and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ball$t. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent, Foreman and Toft. ORDINANCE 2401 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, oI'cUnance "vas placecl on final passage and flnally passec1. Holl cell ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, itHnkhoff I Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent, Foreman (md Toft. On motion of Cunningham, seconcled by \vinkhoff, council adjourned. L. R. Rudd, Acting Clerk F\ S. VH.l.ite, City Clel'k 7-6-50 I . . I I FUND To Pay Co. Trea.s. Salaries Street &; Alley Gas Tax Sewer Fund Storm Sewer Engineer Incidentals Municipal Pool Airpor t Sanitation Street Lighting Hydrant Rental Parl-c Fund Police Fund Cemetery Fund Fir e Fund Pension Fund Paving Fund Music Fund Total Approp. Transfers Ice Fund Water Fund I Light Fund . Sewer District Paving District APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR TO JULY 6, 1950. APPRO PRI ATI ON S $4,500.00 17,500.00 40,500.00 15,533.24 51,000.00 1,680.00 37,610.00 47,500.00 6,500.00 56,140.00 35,000.00 11,500.00 6,000.00 44,045.00 97,340.00 30,090.00 101,434.32 5,551.02 8,150.00 5,000.00 622,573.58 118.917.2A 761,491.52 RECEIPTS & TRAN SFERS 3,248.45 23,277.05 112,392.44 138~917.94 EXP&"'JDED $304.64 15,477.19 27,020.93 14,185.16 42,355.48 6,295.86 38,943.46 52,033.85 3,727.54- 58,237.76 33,110.97 11,500.00 6,000.00 38,364.82 97,456.78 23,099.00 75,046.57 4,276.23 91,496.39 5,000.00 643,932.63 26,942.30 1.35,938.01 801,986.57 2,47.3.66 1~~~79 $1,761,296.96 Respectfully submitted, F. S. White, City Clerk. 118 BALANC $4,195.3( 2,022.8: 13,479.0': 1,.348.0~ 8,644.5; 1,367.4) 1,3.33.4( 4,53.3. 8~ 2,772.4~ 21, 1 79 . 2<; 1,889.0.3 5,680.1E 116.78 6,991.00 26,387.75 1,274.79 29,046.05 117,558.89 119 Grand IBlrnd, Nebr. July 19, 1950 Council met for hearing on petition of rezoning lots 3-5-7-9, block 15, College Addition to West LawD, as requested . I by Frank D. Greene. All counoilmen present except Cunningham. Petition was read and protest of Howard L. Peterson, on account of being unable to attend, was read. Louis Holmes, representing several protestors in that area, along with eight in person, argued their reasons for protesting the ohange in zoning. After some discussion, motion by Toft, second,ed by \vinkhoff, to leave the zoning "AS IS". Carried unanimously. Motion of Toft, seconded by Foreman, council adjourned as board of adjustment. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand IsIC:nleJ, Nebr. July 19, 1950 Council met as board of equalization on Sewer Dist 233. All councilmen present except Cunningham. I I . RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- ~. " ,l()O \ :BE IT RESOLVED BY THE OOUNCIL OF TEE 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 Sewer District No. 233 to be the total sum of $2,426.80; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $2,426.~0 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descrip- tions as follows: LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOU1 NAME Ivan ~ Geraldine Waldo Lester & Etta L. Mapes I M. J. Nay Lester & Etta L. Mapes Mildred F. Thompson Lester & Etta L. Mapes Mrs. William Cross William J. & Mamie B. Bacon Arthur L. Woten Arthur L. Woten 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 William J. & Mamie B. Bacon Arthur R. & Irene M. Goodwin Abrahamson Building & Supply Company Abrahamson Building & Supply Company Estate of Francis C. Stewart I . Charles Mettenbrink August Jacobsen August Jacobsen Charles Mettenbrink Estate of Francis C. Stewart Henry D. & Alyce L. Frahm 1 2 Lambert's 2nd $61.60 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 7 3 9 4 5 6 'fl It 61.60 61.60 61.60 61.60 61.60 It n It n n 61.60 It 61.60 61.60 61.60 6l.~0 61.60 61.60 61.60 61.60 61.60 61.60 61.60 61.60 61.60 61.60 It n It " " tI It " tI " II n " 121 rn RES 0 L UTI 0 N ( con r t) NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOU1'J~ Casper & Marie Meyer ~ 3 Lambert's . 2nd $61.60 Casper &: Marie Meyer 9 3 n 61.60 I August Jacobsen 10 3 II 61.60 August Jacobsen 11 3 If 61.60 Augus t Jacobsen 12 3 II 61.60 Charles Mettenbrink 13 3 II 61.60 Charles Mettenbrink 14 3 II 61.60 Donald &, Jeanette L. Schwieger 1 4 If 5~.50 Fred &, Jaunita Massing 2 4 n 55.50 Earl Glover Gross &: Greeta Larrene Gross 3 4 II 5~.50 Grand Island Safe Deposit Co. 4 4 If 583.50 Grand Island Safe Deposit Co. 5 4 II 58.50 Grand Island Safe Deposit Co. 6 4 If 58.50 Abrahamson-Lacy Co. 7 4 II $a. 50 I Abrahamson-Lacy Co. 5 4 II 58.50 Abrahamson-Lacy Co. 9 4 If 5e.50 Abrahamson-Lacy Co. 10 4 II 513.50 Abrahamson-Lacy Co. 11 4 If 58.50 Abrahamson-Lacy Co. 12 4 11 58.50 Total $2426.80 Respectfully submitted this the ./ 9:ll/ day I . Members of the Ci ty Council There being no prot est s, on mot ion of 1ilinkhoff, seconded by 1"01"8- man, resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, iHnkhoff, Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, council adjourn ed as bOG-I'd of equalization. F. S. White, City Clerk 122 ~ Grand Island1 Nebr. July 19, 1950 Council met in regular ses8ion1 his honor, the Mayor, py'esicU ng. All councilmen present except Cunningham. . I Bids on paving districts 126, 127 and 128 were pres ent ed. Pave Dist. 126 Pave Di8t. 127 Pave Dist. 128 Diamond Engineering Co. Q:'lr. r:'" 0 11' ,), <.)() . ,~, 07 '7.,() r: r: -If"" L,,_. c) 0 ~1~3168. 23 Rentler Co. 10,730.80 ~~780. ~)o 3224.85 On motion of ifTinkhoff, seconded by Foreman, ivere referred to the city manager. Bids on Lift Station #6 were opened and read as follmvs: Diamond Engineering Co. $7,29f5.00 7,391.25 Rentler Co. Louis H. Smith 7,530.00 On motion bf Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred I to city manager. Bids on motor graders were opened and read as follows: Highway Equipment and. Supply Co. ~p6350.00 Lincoln Equipment Company Island Supply Co. 6080.00 3835.00 Nebr. Tractor & Equipment 9110.40 On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred. to the city mana~er. (Council recessed to listen to the President's message from 8:30 to 8:55.) After recess, city manager Rudd recommended that the bid of the Lincoln Equipment Company for $6080.00 for motor grader I . be accepted and checks of the unsuccessful bidders be returned. On motion of \~inkhoff, seconcted by Toft, recommendation 'ViaS approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foremn.n, Toft, itJinkhoff. Voting no, none. Abs ent, Cunningham. Hecommendation of city manager Rudd that the bids of Diamond Engineering Company on paving districst 126, $10,560.88, district 127, $2730.85 and district 128, $3168.23 be accepted as the lowest and best bids, was presented. On motion of Foreman, secondec1 by Vlinkhoff, recommendation \\Tas approved. . I I I . '.,. i: r1.>>., 0 ~rJU ,01 ty manager Rudd recommended that the BiCL of the Diamond Engineering Company for $7295.00 on lift station No. 6 be accepted as the lowest and best bid. Motion of Foreman, second ed by lVinkhof'f', recommendation 'Has approved. Forrest Rose requested a little time from the council that he might present recommendations from the Chamber of Commerce pertaining to traffic on Second street, also parking meters, stating that Second street seemed to be a bottleneck on the high- way on account of the width of the street and suggested that the council take action, either widening the street or not permitting any parking on Second street. Also that instead of parking meter violators going to the police station and dropping a nickel, that he should be fined a dollar or more. After some discussion on the traffic situation, Mayor Johnson informed Mr. Rose that there is [:\ survey being made, evidently by the State bighway Department 1 and. that if and 1'\Then same is completed, they vJOulc1 be in better position to act intelligently. Mr. Rose was also advised by city attorney Holmberg that as far as parking meters are concerned, there is an ordinance now governing same and if the ordinance was enforced, parking meter offenders could now .~ be fined $1 and costs. Petition for water main district along lots 1, 2, 3, 4, block 2, South Grand Island addition, sie;necl by oitmers "Tas presented. }ir. Rudel advisell the petitioners that the ordinance ''\Tould be prepared creating said water main district. Petitions for street lighting were presented as follows: one to be installed at B'ourth and Honroe streets, the other at First anO_ Plum streets. After some discussion, Mr. Rudel informed the council that several of the light circuits were now taxed to capacity and on some of the circuits additional lights could not be installed. After some discussion, motion by Foreman, seconded by vlinkhoff, recommendation that lights be installed as soon as these light circuit s could be revamped "'There necessary, same being referred to the city manager. Petition from seventeen residents in the vicinity of 900 block wouth Pine, Kimball and Sycamore, requesting that property owners at 9~39, 9L13 and 91*7 south P -1_ne, 954 South KinflJe,ll, 2nd 957 south Sycamore, be notified to make connections witll the . I I I . .t-, t) 4. r"", .... sanitary sewer system and that outside toilets be removed. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, that the ordinance 1028 be complied with and the city attorney notify owners of the above named properties. Request of George Keggin for rezoning lots 3 and 4, block 2, Arnold and Abbotts Addition from CommerCial to Industrial was presented. On motion of Winmoff, seconded by Foreman, hearing date was set for 7:30 P.M. August 2. Petition of Harvey Rehder by John McCarty for rezoning lot 10, block 14, Wallichs Addition from residence A to B was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Foreman, request ,-ras granted and hearing date set for 7 P.M., August 2. . I I I . 125 Grand Island, Nebraska July 19, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 239, which district is to be between Vine Street and Claussen Avenue from Phoenix Avenue to Sunset Avenue. Approx . 836 lin. ft. 8" clay tile sewer in place using asphaltic poured joints @ $2.10 pe r. lin. ft. 2 Manholes complete in place @$125.00 each $1755.60 250.00 2005.60 11 Total ~~fUllY submitted, Ya~1!;rison City Engineer " Gre.nd Island, Nebraska July 19, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 240, which district is to be in the Alley between Huston Ave. and Grand Island Ave. from 13th Street to 14th Street. Approx. 434 line ft. 8" clay tile sewer in place using ~ asphaltic poured joints $911.40 @ $2.10 per. line ft. 1 Manhole complete in place @$125.00 125.00 1036.40 Total G?~~~::~:e~. , Ra~L. Harrison I City Engineer On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, estimates were approved and clerk authorized to advertise for biCl.s. Regular surety bonds of Chester J. Moore, manager of airport J. Manley Davis, Police officer Robert 'Viilliamson, auctioneer were presented. On motion of Win~loff, seconded by Toft, bonds were approved. . I I I . 126 RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that curb sidewalks be constructed on the easterly side of the lots hereinafter described, within fifteen days after the first publication hereof, or the personal service hereof upon the owners of said lots as follows: OWNERS LOT BLOCK ADDITION Bruce S. 0 Edna Donald 1 32 Vvasmer's cc Stanley W. & Vivian IVI. Thorton 10 32 Vifasmer's William A. & IVIina B. Reutlinger I 53 Chas. Wasmer's 2nd Francis E & Carol D. Nugent 10 53 Chas. Wasmer's 2nd . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Engineer be instructed to submit plans, specifications and estimates of the probable cost of the construction of the said proposed sidewalks within ten days from the first publication of this s~id Resolution; that the Clty Manager report promptly at the expiration of the aforesaid fifteen days to the Ci ty Council, the name s of the lot o~vners who have refused or neglected to construct said sidewalks as herein ordered; and that the City Clerk proceed to advertise for bids for the construction of said sidewalks, as provided by law, immediately after the report of said City Manager has been received and acted upon by the City Council. Respectfully submitted this /1~da:J' of July, 19i:JO/ -------.- Members of the City Council On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. City Manager Rudd reported that the auditors report seemed to be quite complete and recommended same be accepted. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, recommendation was approved. Report of the city manager was received and placed on file. . I I I . 127 City manager Rudd mentioned that the Omaha Cold Storage had made request for cancellation of their lease contract on building at the airport, to be terminated as of December 31. After some discussion as to rentals, the matter was referred back to the city manager to make adjusted price, in order to keep buildings occupied. City manager Ruda. recommended purchase of Cars for different departments - one for the meter reader, fire chief, police car, police motorcycle, dump truck chassis for cemetery and dump flat bed truck for the Engineers department. After some discussion, city clerk was authorized to advertise for bids for cars for fire chief, police car, police motorcycle and dump trucks for the cemetery and engineers and that the meter reader be supplied with the car now used by the fire chief. ORDINANCE 2402 levying taxes on sewer district 233 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. ORDINANCE 2402 - on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff; Cunning/absent. Voting ham no, none. ORDINANCE 2402 - on Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on 2nd reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Win~~off. Cunningham absent. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2402 - On motion of Winldloff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Cunningham absent. Voting no, none. ORDINM~CE 2402 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. ORDINANCE 2403 creating paving district 138 in mlite street from Sixth to Ninth WaS regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE 2403 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, ordinance placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting; yes, Johnson, E'oreman, Toft, i<IJinkhoff., Cunnint{ham absent. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2403 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second readin~ . I I I . 128 by title only. Roll call ballot. Votin~ yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Cunningham absent. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2403 - Motion by Winkhoft, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Cunningham absent. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2403 - Motion by Winkhotf, secon(led by F'orernan, ordinance placed on final passage and tinally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, .F'oreman, Toft, tllJinkhoff. Cunningham absent. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2404 water main district 138 in Sycamore street from Dodge to South street was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. ORDINANCE 2404 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on fb"st reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, .Johnson, It'oreman, Toft, illJinlmoff. Cunningham, absent. Voting no, none. ORDINMQCE 2404 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by ti tIe only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, .F'oreman, c.-) J:oft, \1inkhoff. Cunningham absent. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2404 - Motion by Winluloff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Votine: yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Cunningham absent. Voting no, none. ORDINACE 2404 - Motion by Winlthoff, seconded by Foreman, ordinance place(l on final passage and finally passed. ROll call ballot. Votin&{: yes, Johnson, Ii'oreman, Toft, Win,khoff, Cunningham absent. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 240~ creating paving district 130 in Third street froIn Tilden to Grant \1TaS regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. ORDINANCE 2405 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first readin~ at len~th. ROll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, vlinkhoff. Cunningham absent. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2405 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and. ordinance pls.ced on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, WinKhoff. Cunningham absent. Voting no, none. . I I I . 129 ORDINANCE 2405 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham absent. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2405 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, For eman, Toft, Winkhotf. Cunningham absent. Voting no, none. Auditor's report pertaining to charge-off accounts in the ice, wat er and lig'ht department was referred b8.ck to the city manager for further ihvestigation~ Minutes of preVious meetings July 5 and 6 were read. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. Claim of Emil Wiegert for $30 on account of damage to car parked on the city parking lot during the storm of March 7 was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was rejected. Claims against the city were presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, were allowed as read and listed in claim register. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by TOft, council adjourned. F. S. White Ci tJ' Clerk 7-19-50 130 Grand Islancl, Nebr. July 21, 1950 Council met in special session as per call. His . I honor, the Mayor presiding. All councilmen answered the roll call. July 21, 1950 To the Honorable Mayor and Memberso! the City Council Grand Island, Nebraska Gentlemen: It would appear that in the litigation now pending in District Court in the case of James Michelson against the City of GrandIsla'nd, a case involvin~, sewer, charges as nO'\'l being I collected, that special counsel has been acting in the matter heretofore for the City. In order that the status of this coun,sel may be definite, I recommend to the Council that Nr. Harold A. Prince be designated as special counsel for the case above mentioned, andthat he continue to represent the City for its best interests to a final decision. Respectfully submitted, L. R. Rudd, City Manager On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation approved. RESOLUTION Be it resolved that the appointment of Harold A. Prince as special counsel in the case of James A. Michelson VB. City of Grand Island, be and the same is hereby ratified, approved I . and confirmed, and he is hereby employed to prosecute f f/~/ ~{-" ~- /1 / said case to a final conclusion. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. 131 . I Mr. Rose addressed the council pertaining to information that he had just received with reference to location of Federal Testing Laboratory, stating that the decision on location would be made August 1 and localities would be given consideration where preferably government-ovrned property, with suitable buildings that might be remodeled or altered, would be of use. After some discussion, on motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, that the city council would give full cooperation in obtaining such a project. Motion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk 7-21-50 I I . . I I I . 132 Grand Island, Nebr. August 2, 1950 Council met at 7:00 on hearing on rezoning of lot la, block 14, Wallichs Addition, f~o.mm 1" reess~iQdee~ ce A to residence B. ~" who both entered late. All present except Foreman and i"finkhQff ./ There being no protests, after some discussion, Mr. McCarthy advised the council all resi- dents within a radius of 150 ft. had been approached and Bre favorable. On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted. Hearing on rezoning of lots 3 and 4, block 2, Arnold and Abbotts Addition, from commercial to Industrial. Mr. Keggin stating on account of probably having to move from tIle airbase within the very near future, he desires to get this zoning 80 he co uld put up a building. Notice havin(?: been given of the hearing and no protestors being present, on motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, the request 't'l8S granted. All voting yes. Motion of Toft, council adjourned as board of adjustment. F. s. ~rl.tli t e Oi tJr Clerk 8- 2-50 Grand Island, Nebr. August 2, 1950 Council met in regular session, his honor the Mayor presiding. All Councilmen present. Chester Stumpff ,presented the matter of a resident at 1204 t'lest 8th street caring for a number of convalescents from Inglesid.e, stating that the pel'1sons living in that locality are uneasy at all times as the boarders seem to be up and around at all times of the night and day. After some discussion as to orclinance, etc., motion of Toft, secondecl by Winkhoff, the city manager was instructed to enforce ordinance governing same. Bids on cars were opened and read as follows: Diers Motor Company - 6 cylinder 1950 less $350 for 1941 Ford Coupe trade-in for Fire Dept. 1950 - 8 cylinder Ford less $750 for 1948 Ford 4-door trade in 1950 Ford 8 Deluxe, 4-door less $750 trade-in $1909.90 1905.90 2073.50 . I I I . i !:!f) ,LUO Diers Motor, 1950 Ford, six cylinder, 134 inch chassis truck for Engineers Dent. $2240.82 less $95 for 1937 International pick-up 1641.00 1950 six-cylinder, 134 inch chassis .~ less $100 for 1942 Cllevrolet, for En~ineers Dept. International Harvester Company, 1950 mod.el L-160, 130 inch wheel base 1896.80 less $254.90 for 1942 Chevrolet trade-in 1950 International model L-160 2375.39 less 1938 D-2 truck, $304.66 Bidders furnished specifications on each of their cars and trucks. Frandsen Cycle Shop, 1951 Harley-Davison motorcycle 951.15 On motion of 1.vinkhoff, s econelee. by Cunningham, bids were referred to the city manager and various department heads. Bids on sewer districts 235,236, 237, 238, 239 and 240 were opened and read as follows 235 236 237 238 239 240 Diamond Eng. Co. $10,411.40 10240.60 11097.90 8116.20 Rentlor Co. - all bids tied $10,621.14 10350.06 11,169.80 8165.31 1949.80 1007.70 1978.88 1022.72 Nebr. Construction Co. - all bids tied $iO,479.38 10464.70 11320.80 8284.15 Louis H. Smith $10158.00 1972.16 1019.04 On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, bids were referred to the city manager for investigation and recommendation. Request for curb sidewalk for R. E. Spe1ts, lot 1, block 5, Ashton Place, was presented. On recommendation of city manager, request was granted. Request of O. J. Loop for permission to construct a residence on the rear of 10t~blOCk 6, Russell Wlleeler Addition, was presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, recommendation of the city manager that the request be granted providing he meets all building coo.e requirements pertaining to fire walls, etc. Petition for paving Eleventh Street from Wheeler street to Eddy street was presented. On recommendation of city manager i;luct; the district was creat ed. Petition for paving alley between Third street and Front street from Cedar to Elm Was presented. On recommendation of the city manager, district was created. . I I I . 134 RESOLUT I 01>1 WHEHEAS, Sigurd Johrde, City Treasurer, furnished. an additional fidelity bond in the sum of $50,000.00, at the request of the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island because of the fact that said City Treasurer has in his possession and under his control large sums of money to be used for the construction of an addition to the sewage disposal plant and because of the collection of sewer service char~es, and i'lHEHEAS, the bond pr'emium, in the sum of $~~52. 30 for sai(l bond, was paid to Cacly & Guenc1el, agents of the bonding company in Grand Island., on the l~~th clay of September, 1949 (Warrant No. ~~9220) and the saiel bond premium 'VTas erroneously paid out of a fund known as the General Fund, and WHEREAS, said bonet premium should. have been paid out of the Sewerage Revenue BondFund. NOW, THEREF'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE Clfry OF GH,AHD ISLAND: that the saio. sum of $252.30 be trans- ferred from the Sewer Revenue Bond Fund to the General Fund; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed and authori- zed to transfer said funds as herein directed; that the transfer thereof be ShO'T;1Tn on the recorcts of the Oi ty Treasurer and the City Clerk and that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to Sigurd. Johrde, City Treasurer. Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of August, 1950. mO. \'T. Johnson, Members of City Council On motion of Cunningham, secondecl by Wi nkl10ff , resolution vlaS adopted.. . I I I . 135 RES 0 L UTI 0 N ----------- WHEREAS~ the Street and Alley Fund of the City of Grand Island has always been maintained as a part of the General Fund, and WHEREAS, it is deemed advisable that the Street and Alley F'und be no longer kept a part of said General Fund andnthatthe same be maintained as a separate fund. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND~ NEBRASF.A; that a new and separate fund be and the same is hereby created to be known and de.signated as the Street and Alley Fund; that commencing with the fiscal year of 1950-1951 that said Street and Alley Fund be kept andmaintaine.d as a separate f'und and that the same no longer be a part of the General Fund of said City; that the sum of $5645.38 be transferred from the General Fund of said City to the said Street and Alley Fund; that the transfer thereof be shown upon the records of the City Clerk and City Treasurer~ that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed and authorized to transfer said funds as herein provided and that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of A.ugust, 1950. Members of the City Council On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, resolution was adopted. . I I I . 186 RES OL UTI ON ---------- WHEREAS, the Sewer Fund .of the City .of Grand Island has always been maintained as a part .of the General Fund, and VffiEREAS, it is deemed advisable. that the Sewer Fund be na langer kept a part .of said General Fund and that the same he maintained as a separate fund. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COU1\fCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that a new and separate fund be and the same is hereby created ta be known and designated as the Sewer Fund; that cammencing with the fiscal year .01'1950-1951 that said Sewer Fund be kept and maintained asa separate fund and that the same no langer be a part .of the General Fund .of said City; tha.t the sum .of $5069.11 be transferred fram the. General Fund .of.. said City ta the said Sewer Fund; that the transfer thereof be shown upon the records .of the Ci ty Clerk and City 'I1reasurer; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed and autharized ta transfer said funds as herein pravided and that the City Clerkfarward ta the City Treasurer a certified copy .of this Resalu tian. Respectf'ully submitted this 2nd day .of' August, Members .of the City Cauncil On motion of 'ltlinkhoff 1 seconclecl. by Cunningham1 resolution v.TaS adopted. . I I I . 13:( t, ,. j, n' ,-,\ ~E.2Q1U!!O! WHEREAS, the City Treasurer has a cash balance ina fund known as the Special Storm Sewer Fund, and WHEREAS, the purpose for which, said fund was created no longer exists and the balance in said i'und should be, therefore, transt'erred to the General Fund and said fund no longer maintained. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUl'1CIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that thes.um of $~042.57 be transt'erred from said Special Storm Sewer Fund to the General Fund ot' said City; that said Special Storm Sewer Fund be no longer maintained; that the City Treasurer he and he, is hereby directed and au,thorized to make the transfer of said funds as ,herein provided; that the, transfer of said funds be shown upon the records of the City Clerk and the City Treasurer and that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectt'ully submitted this 2nd ,day of August, 1950. ----- ~-c.---- IvIembersof the City 90uncil On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. J . I I I . IflB . RES,Q,L]:!I.Q.! WHEREAS, the City Treasurer now has an depasit to. the credit af the Paving Fund the sum of $35,476.38, and WHEREAS, certain transfers fram the Gene.ral Fund to. the Paving Fund have been made in order to. pay claims to. be paid out of said Paving Fund, and WHEREAS, the sumaf $15,000.00 .can naw sa.felybe transferred and returned to. said General Fund. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the surn of $15,000.00 heretofore trans- ferred fram the General Fund to the Paving Fund be now transferred fram said Paving Fund to the General Fund; that the transfer thereof be shown upan the recordso.f the City Clerk and the City Treasurer; that the City Treasurer-be and he is hereby directed and authorized to transfer said funds as herein provided and that.the City Clerk forward to. the City Treasurer a certified capy af this Resolutian. Respectfully submitted this 2nd day af' August, 1950 . . Members af the City Council ~1otion of Winkhoff 1 second.ecl by Toft 1 resolution was adopted. . I I I . 11\"\'9 'u Grand Island, Nebraska August 2, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 125 in accordance with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr. 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: 1122.1 1250 300 :s ,1 60 cu. yds. 6" concrete slab cu. yds. excavation lin. ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint Manholes raised Catch basin rebuilt lin.. ft. Curb & Gutter rebuilt @ $15.75 .90 .25 25.00 25.00 1.75 Total $17673.07 1125.00 75.00 75.00 25.00 87.50 19060.57 I recommend that the work done on the aforsaid Paving District No. 125 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 125. To the Diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering, Advertising & Publication Total $19060.57 953.00 20013.57 To be divided as follows: Paving Fund Paving District Fund $ 5235.68 14777.89 20013.57 Total I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 125 on the 16th day of AugUst 1950 at 8:00 o'clock P,M. .... Hot ion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, vJaS approved. Recommendation of city manager Rudd that bids of the Diamond Ji:ngineering Company on Paving Diets. 236, 237, 238, 239, 240 and the bid of Louis H. Smith on 235 were approved. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff. Ordinance 2406 creating paving district 131 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Hotion by Cunningham, seconded by WinklJoff, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. 140 Ordinance 2406 - Hotion by Wlnkhoff, second.eel by Cunninghffiu, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, Winlmoff, CunniniJhffin. Voting no, none. . I Ordinance 2406 - gotion by WinJ.r..hoff, secondecl b;)r Cunningham, rules "'1'ere suspendecl and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll c8.l1 ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2406 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2407 creating paving dist. 132, Eleventh street from vvheeler to Ectdy, was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2407 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading a.t length. Roll ca.ll ballot. Vot- ing yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, Vlinkhoff, CunninE):lam. Voting II no, none. Ordinance 2407 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2407 - Motion by Win~loff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, WInkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2407 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, 'I'oft, vvinkhoff, I . Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2-108 crea.ting v.ra.ter rnain clist. 140 \'las re~ularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2408 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Win~off, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2408 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning- ham, rules suspended and ordinNlce placed on second reading by title . I I I . 14.r only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Win~loff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2408 - Motion by 'VHnkhoff, seconded. by Cunninu;harn, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2408 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. . I I I . 142 Grand Island, Nebraska. August 2, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water Main District No.138, which district is to be in White Street from Sixth Street to Ninth street. Approx. 1352 line ft. 611 cast iron water main in place with all fittings @ $2.85 per. line ft. $3853.20 Motion of Cunningham, seconded by tvinkhoff, estimate approved, and clerk instructed to aclvertise for bid.s to be received Aug. 16. Grand Island, Nebraska August 2, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City CounCil, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate tor the construction ot Water Main District No. 139, which district is to be in Sycamore Street trom the south line ot Hawthorn Place to South Street. Approx 525 line ft. 6" cast iron water main in plase wijh all fittings o $2.85 per. line ft. $1496.25 submi tted, · Motion of Cunnin2~am, seconded by Winkhoff, estimate was approved and clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received Aug. 16. . I I I . 143 Grand I sIanO. , N e br . August 2, 1950 Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water Main District No. 140, which district is to be in Oak Street from Bismark Road to Oklahoma Ave. Approx 300 line ft. 6" cast iron water main in place with all fittings. @ $2.85 per. line ft. $855.00 ~ectfullY stunbitted, '-/~~~rison · City Engineer. Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved and clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received. Aug. 16. Discussion on decorating the 1\1ayorl s office anel the Council Chamber, same being referred to the city manager to get estimate. RESOLUTION 1,1HEHEAS, it appears that many of the highvrays in the state of Nebraska are now inadequate to serve the needs of high- 1,ray users for the reason that the pavements an(1 otrleX' hard surfaces thereon have deteriorated anel are crac}~ing and break- ing, becoming rough and dangerous, ancI that saiel pavement sand travel surfaces are insufficient to accommodate modern automo- biles and trucks using the same, and WHEHEAS, the Legislature of Nebraska in its 1949 session passed legislative bills No. 399 and No. 401 increasing gasoline tax and motor vehicle registration fees to prOVide ade1i tional funds "Ji th 't<\Thich to repair, rebuild and construct state roads in the State of Nebraska, and to provide funds to cities and villages for repairing, rebuilding and constructing city and village streets, and 'WHEREAS, said legislation has ancl t-Till provide to the City of Grand Island approximately $40,000.00 each year with which to repair, rebuild and construct Grand Islancl streets, and . I I I . l~. 4 4- ... ~, \~1EREAS, it appears that the use of highway user funds (gasoline tax and registration fees) for the repairing, rebuilding and constructin16 of city streets is equitable and just I ancl should be continued clue to the fact that approximat ely 32% or 32 out of every 100 travel miles in the State of Nebraska are upon city and Village streets, and WHEREAS, said legislative bills so passed will be submitted by referendum to the electors of the State of Nebraska at the General Election in 1950 for their rejection or continu- ation. . NOVI, THEREFORE I BE 1'1' RESOLVED thB.t the Hayor and Council of the Oi ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, c10 hereby endorse the bills increasing the gasoline tax and registration fees as passed by the 1949 legislature (and now in full force) includ- ing the provisions therein contained providing motor vehicle registration fees to repair, rebuild and construct city and village streets and respectfully urge the citizens and tax payers of Grandlslancl, Nebrasl<::.a to oppose the Refer'enduro of said legislative bills and vote "nou for the reasons set forth in the preamble hereof. o. itl. Johnson H. L. Foreman E. A. Toft H. H. vlinkhoff O. E. Ounninfr,ham On motion of Ounningham, secondeo_ by Winkhoff, resolution ~'.ras adop t ed. 'r': 1 G:?) BUDGET FOR 1950 - 1951 -- - 11' I>, ,0 P 0 ~ C- U\ 0 '"CJ 0 . C- 'I:~ Q) .r! c- . '"(J +> CJ'" -:j' -.,:-, .,.-1 nl cy" '-0 r~ i> >) ... 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'LJ r1 'LJ ~ W\ i:: ;::i 0"'" ;::i [i, r~ p:, I {() () i:: {() ll\ 'LJ 0 CIl 0" I ~ .,-1 0., ;:l ~ ~, H r.r, ell ([) 8 ''0 c. >:: H ill :=> i:rJ "(j . $:: ~ CJ " OJ ~1 0 ([) 0 H (1:1 "d .p +) s:: (j) (/) ;:l cv ~ [i~ ~l CD ';:'""-1 .p H E:--: Nl ::n a 0 >:: r:;l .rl ~ 8 Ee, ~ 'D 0 'l:J l>, p~ [;r.l U) Motion of Cunninaham, seconded by Foreman, budget was approved, same to be published as by law required. . I I I . 148 Oontract with Bureau of Heclamatlon for F'lre protec- tion for 1950-1951 was presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconde(l by :B'oreman, was approved arlCl Ma~lor authorized to sign after approval by the city attorney. Monthly report of Sanitation Dept. was presented. Motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, received and placed on file. Regular surety bonds of William Tegler, police William J. Hild, plumber vJ'ere presented. On motion of Cunnin;/ham, seconded by Foreman, bonds were approved. Proposed lease by ancl between the City of Grand Island and. Adam Dubas for build.inG'; identified as T-lOlO was presented. After recommendation by the city manager, motion by Toft, seconded by t,HnlulOff, lease wasa~proved ancl the mayor authorized to sign. Claims against the city were read. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, claims were allowed 8S read and listed in claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, 'l'oft, itlinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. !1otion of Cunningham, seconded by ;,vinkhoff, council adjourned until 8 P.}1. August 9. B' . S. Whi t e Ci ty Clerk 8-2-50 149 August 9~ 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. . I Council met as per adjournment of August 2, his honor, the president of the council)presiding. All councilmen present. Minutesof the meetings of July 19, 21 and August 2 were read and approved. August Jacobsen appeared before the council with reouest to construct either a duplex or a one family unit house in the 2500 block west First street, there now being a garage dwelling there. After some discussion, motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, the council gave their consent, subject to conference between city manager, city engineer and Mr. Jacobsen,"" upon presentation of application and plans of the building to be constructed and approval by the city manager. Mn Walter West appeared before the council with reference to building on lot 22, block 1, Koehler Place, I stating that the city ovms land there which 'Vms to be used for street purposes and in the laying out of streets in the Meves First Addition, was not used. He desires to acquire a portion of this plot. After some discussion, motion by Foreman, seconded by Toft, that the engineer be instructed to cletermine the southerly line of the plot and that Mr. West submit his bid for that portion of the ground he desires to obtain. City manager Rudd advised the council they had received bids for roof on the building at Sycamore and north Front street, on account of the present roof needed emergency repairs. According to the bids received, Duff Company was the 10'lJl,r bidder. I . City mBnag'8r advised the council of having received estimates on the painting of the Mayorts office, council chamber, the hall, and that Calhoun, not only made estimate, but a bid. of $475. On motion of F'oreman, seconded by 'raft, city manager was instructed to accept bid of Calhoun for $475. 150 Oi ty manu&;er informed the council that the temporary pump house nwnber one Park View well, was in very poor cond.ition and that he and Mr. Burdick felt that a new pump . I house should be built and that the estimated cost would be $1800. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, city clerk was instructed to advertise for bids to be received up to 5:00 P.M. September 6, 1950. Recommendation of the city manager that bids on 1950, six cylinder, deluxe, 2-0.001", 95 horse-power Diers Motor Co., $1559.90 1950 Ford 8, 4-door, $1323.50 International truck, L-160, $1641.90 from International Ha~vester Company L-160,/30 inch vnleel base, $2073.73 Bid of $984.65 from Frandsen Cycle Shop for 1951 Hydra-glide, 740 HB be accepted and agreements entered into. Proposed lease by and between city of Grand Island and Milford A. Armour for building identified as T-I02, I $600 for six months, vms pl'esent ed. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, on recommendation of the city manager that the lease be approvec1 and the ma:;,ror authorized to sign. I . . I I I . ~ .~.1 1. J .~_ RESOLUTI-Q! WHEREAS, the United States of America, referred to in a certain proposed contract as the Government, has submitted to the City of Grand Island said contract, for furnishing fire protection for the Bureau of Reclamation Headquarters Area at the Grand Island Municipal Airport, said agreement being for the period commencing July 1st, 1950, continuing in force until further notice, which said agreement is attached and made a part hereof, and WHEREAS, the City Council has said proposed agreement before \ them and have considered the same and find that the proposed agree- ment should be entered into and accepted. NOW, THEREFOHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE CITY COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that said agreement be and the same is hereby approved and the President of the City Council and City Clerk are hereby authorized, directed and instructed to sign said agreement for and on behalf of the City of Grand Island, the contractor. BE IT FURTliER RESOLVED that the City Clerk attach certified copies of this Resolution to all copies of said proposed agreement and forward the same to the proper agent and authority of the governmen t. /' ./'" /'> /' ~~ .;> / / / ~Members of the City Council Notion of Cunningham, seconded by 1'oft, resolution was adopted. City manager mentioned that all employees injured in the line of duty should immediately contact the city physician. Request of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lewis for rezoning Of lots 8,9,10,11 & 12, block 10, College Addition, West Lawn from Residence A to Business A, was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, hearinc date on l'ezon- ing was set for 7:30 P.M., September 6. ~ r:::n lliG Bond of Joseph :F'. Christie, auctioneer was presented. On motion of Wintlloff, seconded by Cunnip~ham, was approved. Ordinance 2409 annual appropriation ordinance for the year 1950-1951 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. . I Ordinance 2409 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Oreli nance 2409 - On motion of Cunning;ham, seconded by Wintlloff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson F'oreman, Toft, V/inkhoff, Cunningham. VotinG'; no, none. OrcUilance 2409 - On motion of tlfinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, r1).les su.spended ancL or(11nanoe placed. on thircl reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2409 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, I was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot . Voting yes, J o11nson, F'oreman, Toft, \vinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2410 - mill levy for fiscal year 1950-1951 \-Jas regularly passed by the council and. signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2410 - Motion by ~linr~off, seconded by Cunningham, tvas placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wi nldloff, Cunning- ham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2410 - Motion by Cunningham, 8econc1ecl by Toft, rules suspendedand ordinance placed on second reading by ti tIe only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, I . Toft, ':,!inkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2410 - Iv1otion by ilf1nkhoff, seconded by Cun- nin(i;ham, rules suspended and ordinance placec!. on thix'd reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, J 011n80n, Forelpan, Toft, 1oJ'inkho:t'f, Cunnine:ham. Voting no, none. Ord.inanoe 2410 - Hotion by v'linkhoff, seconded by Cunning- ham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Votin~{ yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. . I I I . . "'~9 llJ 1:'->> Ordinance 2411 rezoning lots 3 and 4, block 2, Arnold and Abbott t s addition, to industrial district vms regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2411 - Motion by Ounningham, seconcleo. by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cun- ningham. Voting; no, nohe. Ordinance 2411- Motion by Ounningham, seconded by Winkhof'f, rules suspended and ordinan ce placed on seconc1 reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2411 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreme.n, rules suspendec1 8.n(l ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft,Winkhoff, Ounningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2411 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, \llinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2412 rezoning lot 10, block 14, Wallichts addition from residence A to Residence B '\18.S regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2412 - Motion by Ounninf{;ham, seconded by Win}choff, 1"as placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Ounningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2412 - Motion by Ivinkhoff, second,ed by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second readins; by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, t'iinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2412 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winld10ff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2412 - r,Iotion by Wi nkhoff , secondecl by Ounningham, ordinance placed on final 'passaGe and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, WinY~off, Cunningham. Voting no, none. . I I I . 154- A. Ordinance 2413 creating paving district 133 in. Grant Street from Charles street to Koenig street was re~ularly passed by the cduncil and signed by the mayor. Ordinence 2413 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Vot ing yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, vJ'inkhoff, Cunninc1w.m. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2413 - Motion by 'tV1nkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2413 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspende(l ooe1 ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2413 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Some discussion as t.o the metho(l in 1\rhic11 gravel districts should be handled - the mayor, city manager, city attorney and other councilmen expressing themselves. Same being referred to the city manager for further investi- gat ion. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, council adjourned. F. S . v{hi t e City Clerk 8-9-50 . I FUND To Pay Co. Treas. Salari es street &, Alley Gas Tax Sewer Fund Storm Sewer Engineer Incidentals Municipal Pool Airport ~';ani tation street Lighting Hydrant R:::ntal I Park Fund Police Fund I . Cemetery Fund Fire Fund Pension .Fund Pa.ving Fund Music Fund Total Approp. Transfers I ce Fund \l\,ater Fund Light Fund Sewer District Paving District APPHOPHIATIONS AND EXPSNDITURES FOR .FISCAL Yt~AR TO AUG. 2, 1950. APPHOPHIJITI ON S $4,500.00 17,500.00 40,500.00 15,533.24 51,000.00 1,680.00 37,610.00 47,500.00 6,500.00 56,140.00 35,000.00 11,500.00 6,000.00 44,045.00 97,340.00 30,090.00 101,/t34.32 5,551.02 8,150.00 5,000.00 b22,573:58 139,768.41 762,341.99 RECEIPTS & THill:;! SF 8;HS 3,248.45 252. .30 23,277.05 112,990.61 139 , 77;8 . It 1 EXP 8::I\!D ED $5,012.03 17,208.86 40,500.00 15,.361.18 51,000.00 6,518.36 42,995.42 58,701.90 5,141.94 67,059.13 35,911.54 11,500.00 6,000.00 42,380.07 105,972.97 25,784.33 82,472.22 4,894.97 106,614.39 5,000.00 736,029.31 29,618.73 150,967.86 879,936.93 2,473.66 150 ,_L~2. 58 $1,949,169.07 Hespectfu11y submitted, F. S. 1Nhi te, City Clerk '''''- 1 ~.} oJ.. U ~. BALANcr 512.0: 291.11 172.0[ 1, 589 .9] 5,385.4; 10,949.6C 1,358.0l 12,357.9~ 911.5A 1,664.93 8,632.9'( 4,305.67 18,962.10 656.0S 14,526.22 '2 6 , 31'2'~~pE Grand Island, Nebr. 15 (; Aug. 16, 1950 Council met as board of Equa1i.zation on Paving Diet. 125. His honor, the Mayor, presiding. All councilmen present. Ii E SOL UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having . I been given thereof that we find the total cost of construction of Paving District No. 125 to be the total sum of $14,795.20; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $14,795.20 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: Elmer A. & Gertrude E. Seiler LOT BLOCK - Baker's ~ Oris C. & Mertie E. Fearn Lanta C. & Charles E. Wray Verne D. & Marie Hainline w. E. Clayton 10 6 Katie M. Kellogg & Helen A. Kellogg I Leo C. & Inez M. Lacey Katherine Dunn 1'1ary E. & Art M. Freeman Floyd L. & Irene Darling 10 6 Eldred E. & Laurinne Dustin Barbara Hombach Charles A. & Jauntia I. Kite Vera E. N e ~'V1nan Arthur P. & Dorothea Lorenz 10 Lucille Glover Lucille Glover Lucille Glover I . Lucille Glover Lucille Glover 10 August Jacobsen Mark K. & Mary Gwendolyn Mullin Harvey W. & Lela M. Boecking Clarence E. & Lucille E. Clover 9 10 Lucille Glover ADDITION AMOUN'r $302.40 6 16 7 8 16 II 291.20 291.20 291.20 16 II 9 16 16 " " 302.40 17 " 302.40 7 17 II 291.20 291.20 291. 20 8 17 It 9 17 11 17 II 302.40 18 II 302.40 7 18 18 " 291.20 291.20 291.20 8 II 9 18 18 It II 302.40 302.40 291.20 291.20 291.20 6 7 II 19 19 19 19 II 8 " II 9 19 II 302.40 6 7 20 20 II 302.40 II 291.20 291.20 291.20 8 20 II 20 II 20 II 302.40 RES 0 L UTI 0 N (can't) NAME - . I City of Grand Island City of Grand Island City of Grand Island City of Grand Island City of Grand Island City of Grand Island City of Grand Island L. W. Bank & Clara Bank L. W. Bank & Clara Bank Thurlo E. & Irene E. Ross Thurlo E. & Irene E. Ross I Ci ty of Grand Island City of Grand Island Bayard H. & Grace Bentley Paine Bayard H. & Grace Bentley Paine Robert J. & Bernice Hiatt Floyd W. & Cecil Kunselman Carl V. Willard Clarence I. & Leoda M. Cates Fred Kuhlman Isabella Aspinall Robert & Evelyn Ewers Jac Lofholm & Rita M. Lofholm Maxine C. Stearns Bethel F. Gordon Fred C. & Mary J. Robbins G. Vincent & Elvie L. Nelson I . Eva Lila & Anton Gradoville ~ BLOCK ADDITION E 12' W 40' 9 10 11 12 Respectfully submitted this the jbtt day Baker' S\ " :: 11523.20 " '> \ \ 1 2 22 22 3 22 4 5 6 22 22 22 II ~ J 12 Ashton Place) 7 1 2 3 4 23 Baker's " 23 23 II 23 II 4 23 " 5 23 It 1 2 3 2 4 24 11 II 24 II 4 24 24 II II 5 1 2 3 3 Woodbine 3 II 3 n 4 3 " 5 3 II ..!I: .~. 7 ..Lv AMOUNT 302.40 291.20 291.20 67.20 224.00 302.40 302.40 291.20 291.20 291.20 302.40 302.40 291.20 291.20 291. 20 302.40 12 12 12 12 If 12 Ashton Place 285.60 II 285.60 285.60 8 " " " Total " " 285.60 " 302.40 $14795.20 Members of the City Council . I I I . 158 There being no protests, on motion of Cunningham, 'seconded by Foreman, the resolution was adopted. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, council adjourned as Board of Equalization. F. S. White Ci ty Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska August 16, 1950 Council met in regular session, his honor the Mayor presiding. All councilmen present. City manager made mention of the Ing-leside patients at 1204 '!'Jest Eighth street, stating that Hr. Kelly, at tor'ney for the Swansons, had requested a little time on account of his being out of the city to attend his son's wedding. City Manager re- commended that this time be given. On motion of Foreman, seconded by trJ'1nkhoff, that Mr. Kelly be instructed to present his case at the next regular meeting, September 6. City Manager advised the council that he had received an offer and also a check for $40 from ~val tel' vlest for a piece of ground at Ashton Avenue ancl South Plum street and recommended that same be accepted. The city attorney to prepare ordinance and. deed covering; same. City Manager advised the council it would be necessary to have the 248,000 gallon oil storage tank cut into pieces in order to move to the site of the city power plant and recommended they advertise for bids to be received September 6, estimated cost $3500, and the heater estimated cost of $800. Motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for movi oil tank and also for heater. Some discussion on the vaoating and closins of streets in the Davm Aclcli tion, also Giese t s South Lavm property obtained. for enlarging the cemetery. Same being referred to the city attorney to inve8ti~ate and advise the council as to procedures. Discussion on contract for advertising in the Grnncl Islnnd Daily Independent. City manager recommended that the council contract for t1;,rel ve colurnn inches for the year. ~10tion of FOl--ernan seconded by Winkhoff, was ordered city enter into contract for t'lrlelve column inches with the Grand Island Daily Independ.ent. l' r:; n. ..;.. tJ-~l Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winfu~off, Voting no, Johnson, Cunningham. Mr. Johnson explained his vote of "noll as indicating he cliO. not feel he "Jas familiar enough v'lith the vml"ding of same. . I Bids on water main district 138, 139, 140 were opened and read as follows: 138 139 140 City Water Dept. Master Plumbers 2.60 ft. 2.70 ft. 2.60 ft. 2.60 ft. 2.70 ft. 2.70 ft. I I . . I I I . 160 Grand Island, Nebraska August 16, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 121 in accordance with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr. 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: 1289.65 cu. yds. 6" slab @ $12.60 $16249.59 1500 cu. yds. excavation .60 900.00 177.6 line ft. straight alley curb .80 142.08 2181.9 lin. ft. curb & gutter 1.35 2945.56 259 lin. ft. 111 x 6" expansion joint .25 64.75 3 Manholes raised 15.00 45.00 3 Catch basins rebuilt 10.00 30.00 20376.98 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 121 beaccepted by the City of Grand Island Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 121. To: The Diamond Engineering Co. To: Engineering and Publication $20376.98 1018.80 21395.78 Total To be divided as follows: To Paving District Fund To Paving Fund $16653.91 4741.87 21395.78 Total I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 121 on the 6th day of September, 1950 at &:00 o'clock P.M. ~~~~- ~~~ Harrison City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, report was approved and the council to sit as board of equalization at 7 P.M., September 6, 1950. . I I I . 16J Grand Island, Nebraska August IS, 1950 Honorable ~myor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost offue construction of Ornamental Lighting District No.5, which was cOBstructed around Block 8 Pleasant Home Addition. This district was constructed by the City Light Department at the following costs: 5 Electroliers installed with all connection and cable thereto Engineering & Publication The entire amount to be charged to Ornamental Lighting District #5. I recommend that this Ornamental Lighting District No.5 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Ornamental Lighting District on the 6th day of September 1950 at ~ o'clock P.M. MOTION OF CUNNINGHAM, SECONDED BY \HNKHOFF, REPORT lvAS APPROVED AND COUNCIL MEET AS BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AT 7 P.M., SEPT. 6. ~~lY submitted, ~~~ Harrison City Engineer. Grand Island Nebraska August 16, 1950 Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Storm Sewer Project No.4, which was constructed in Anna st. from Monroe Street to Logan Street. This district was constructed by the Diamond Eng.Co. at the following costs: 1065 lin. ft. 30" concrete pipe 4 Catch basins complete 4 Manholes complete 159 lin. ft. 12 pipe to C.B. @ $6.90 per. ft. @ 60.00 each @175.00 each 1.90 per. ft. Total $7348.50 240.00 700.00 302.10 8590.60 $8590.60 429.50 9020.10 To Diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering & Inspection Total ~~~~~. ';:t~ Harrison City Engineer NOTION OF' CUNNINGHAH, SECONDED BY TOFT, REPORT \'lAS APPROVED. . I I I . ,: (" () ... lJ f.J Grand Island, Nebraska August 16, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand IsID-nd, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of construction of Water 1min District No. 132, which district was built in Dodge street from Vine street to Sycamore Street. This district was constructed by the City WateI' Dep- artment at the following cost. 1328 lin. f't. 611 cast iron wateI' main in place with all fittings @ $2.55 pel'. ft. $3386.40 Engineering and Advertising 169.30 Total 3555.70 The entire amount to be Charged to the water main district fund. I recommend that this water main district No. 132 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Water Main District the 6th day of September 1950 at seven 0 I clock P.M. ~~bmitted, . Ray ~ Harriso~ City Engineer. MOTION OF CUNNINGHAM, SECONDED BY \VINKHOFF, HEPORT l^lAS APPROVED COUNCIL TO MEl~T AS BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AT 7:00 PM SEPT. 6. Grand Island, Nebraska August 16, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of construction of Water Main District No. 133, which district was built in Oklahoma St. from ~laI'k Street to Greenwich Avenue. This district was constructed by the City Water Dep- artment at the following cost. 324 line ft. 611 cast iron water main in place with all fittings @ $2.55 per. ft. Engineering and Publication Total $826.20 41.30 867.50 The entire amount to be charged to the Water 1fuin District Fund. I recommend that this water main district No. 133 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and that the City Council sit as a board of equalizatipn on said Water Main District on the 6th Day of September 1950 at seyen o'clock P.M. \j?2:(1~ Ray ~ Harrison City Engineer M6TION OF WINKHOFF, SECONDED BY CUNrUNGHAM, :REPORT APPROVED J COU1'IOIL TO HEET AS BOAHD OF EQUALIZATION 7:00 SEPT. 6. . I I I . 1 t ')... ....Q'I'} Grand Island, Nebraska. August 16, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of construction of Water Main District No. 137 which district was built in 14th Street from Oak Street to Vine Street. This district was constructed by the City Water Dep- artment at the following cost. 300 line ft. 6" cast iron water main ih place with all fittings @$2.50 per. ft. $750.00 Engineering and Adverti sLng 37.50 Total 787.50 The entire amount to be charged to the water main district funa. I recommend that this water main district No. 137 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and that the City Council sitae a board of equalization on said Water Main District on the 6th Day of September 1950 at seVen o'clock P.M. ~:{'::fu1 submitted, ':.a~. Harrison City Engineer. MOTION OF' \VINKHOFF, SECONDED BY CUNNINGHAr'1, REPORT APPROVED. COUNCIL TO MEET AS BOARD OF EQUALIZATION? P.M. SEPT. 6. Grand Island, Nebraska. August 16, 1950. . Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following 1s the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Paving District No. 129, which District is to be in 2nd Street from Garfield to Blaine St. Approx. 1095 cu. yds. excavation @ $1.00 per. cu. yd. 1063.4 cu. yds. 6" concrete slab @ $16.50 per. cu. yd. 64 lin. ft. straight alley curb @ $.90 per. lin. ft. 132 line ft. I" x 6" expansion joint @ $.25 per. line ft. Total $1095.00 17546.10 57.60 33.00 18721.70 Plans and specifications are on file in the City Engineer's office. ~~~- '-/ ~- L. Harri son City Engineer MOTION OF CUNNINGHAM, SECONDED BY TOFT, REPORT APPROVED AND CITY CLERK DIRECTED TO ADVERTISE F10R BIDS TO BE RECEIVED UP TO 5 P.M. SEPT. 6, BIDS TO BE OPENED AT 8 O'CLOCK AT REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING. . I I I . i: [~&. .....~} ~ Grand Island, Nebraska. August 16, 1950 Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Paving District No. 130, which district is to be Third street from Tilden Street to Gran~ street. Approx. 473.6 108 400 303 cu. yds. concrete slab @ $16.50 per. cu. yd. lin. ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint @ $.25 cu. yds. excavation @ $1.00 lint it. curb & gutter @ $1.35 Total $7814.40 27.00 400.00 409.05 8650.45 Plans and specifications on file in the City Engineer's Office. ~~~~t~::~ Ray L. Harrison City Engineer. MOTION OF CUNEINGHAM, SECONDED BY \HNKHOFF I REPORT WAS APPROVED AND CLERK AUTHORIZED TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS TO BE RECEIVED UP TO 5 P.M. SEPT. 6, S~~E TO BE OPENED AT 8 P.M. AT THE REGULAR MEETING. Grand Island, Nebraska August 16, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Paving District No. 131, which District is to be in the Alley between Third Street and South Front Street from Elm Street to Cedar Street. Approx. 1 Manhole complete @ $125.00 114 cu. yds. excavation @$1.00 104.3 cu. yds. 8" concrete slab @ $16.50 per. cu. yd 64 e lin. ft. 1 x 8 expansion joint @ $.35 42.3sq 42# mesh @ $4.75 250 lint ft. 12" tile in place @ $2.4D per. lint ft. . 3 Catch bnsins with grates @$75.00 18 lint ft. 8" tile from Catch Basin to Main @ $1.50 per. lin. ft. Rebuild alley crossing Total $ 125.00 114.00 1720.95 22.40 200.92 600.00 225.00 27.00 32.00 3067.27 Plans and specifications on file in the City Engineer's Office. gectfuIIY submitted, ~~ ' ~. Ray L. Harrison City Engineer MOTION 01;' CUNNINGHAM, SECONDED BY WINKHOFF, REPORT \vAS M'PROVED AND CLERK AUTHORIZED TO ADVERTISE li10R BIDS TO BE HECEIVED UP TO 5 P.M. SEPT. 6, SAME TO BE OPENED AT 8 P.M. AT REGULAR MEETING. . I I I . 'tr:1'1' ...... u.y City Manager stated the Engineer had advised him that protests with sufficient si(lnatul"es on Paving Distl"ict 132 had been presented. Contracts by and between the city of Grand Island and the Diamond Engineering Company on Sewer Districts 236, 237, 238, 239, and 240 were presented and on recommendation of city manager, '\'1e1"e accepted. Motion by 'tVinkhoff, seconded. by Foreman, contracts be approved and mayor and. c1erl{ authorized to sign. Contract by and betvreen the city oJ:' Gram1 Island and Louis H. Smith for Sewer District 235 was presented. On recom- mendation of City manager, was approved. Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman. Short recess tvas declared for discussion on fire figL.ting equipment. The mayor an(1 manager Ruc1d made report on visits they hael made in Hastings, Lincoln, Omaha, Council Bluftf, and made recommendations as to certain features vlhich they \vere satisfied were needed on equipment for Grand Island Fire Dept. Meeting called to order. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, city clerk advertise for bids to be received up to 5 o'clock P.M. August 30 and opened at 8 o'clock in adjourned meeting, as per specifications of the Fire Ohief and the City Manager. Also that each bi(lder furnish specifications. August 11, 1950 APPRAISERS REPORT 'Ne, the undersigned appraisers (luly appoi.nted by the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska to fix and determine the value of the Fractional Lot One, Block Fourteen, Evans Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, having been duly svwrn to fix and determine the value of said lot do hereby appraise said lot at the sum of Fifty Dollars. tvi tneas our hands this 11th day of August 1950. H. T. Brown Roy G. Horney Ray M. Hi~~p:ins Appraisers Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of August, 1950 F. S. White City Clerk Motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, report l"vas approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft 1 \'linkhoff, Cunnin~ham. . I I I . 1~ uf; ID ....... ' Voting no, none. Bbnd of LeRoy Nielsen, patrolman, was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. City manager recommended th~t the bids of the city '~Tater department for the tvater main districts 138, 139, 140, at $2.60 ft. be accepted. Motion of Foreman, seconded by CunninE~- ham, manager's recommendation was approved. Ordinance w~414 levying assessments on pavin~ dist. 125 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the ma;}'or. Ordinance 2414 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wlnkhoff, Cunnin&Xham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2414 - On motion of Win~loff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2414 - On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2414 - On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningh~n, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Win~10ff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2415 creating paving district 134 was regularly passed by the council and sl[,;;ned by the mayor. Ordinance 2415 - On motion of "J'inkhoff, seconded by Cunning'11am, '!,\Tas placed on first reacUng at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2415 - On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second readin~ by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2415 - On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, l"'ules suspended and ordinance placed on thircl reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. . I I I . r~"'! ....{.f t1 Ordinance 2415 - Notion by Winkhoff, seconded b;y Cunningham, orclin,&,nce placed on final paSSat:;8 and. flnally passed. Ordinance 2416 creating gravel district 24 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2416 - Motion by ',1inkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, WinIDloff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2416 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by rules suspended and ordinance placed on 2nd readin{k' by title Cunningham, ~xgX~XaHM~XgMXXI~XXX~~XM~XKXXX~M~H. Roll call only. ballot. Voting yes, JOTillson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2416 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placecl on third reading by ti tl'e only. Roll call ballot. Votinss;' yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2416 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 241'? authorizing sale of lot 16, IVest La'VITn Addition, to Milo and Warren Sopher, was passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2417 - Motiion by Cunningham, seconclecl by Foreman, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, 'Vlinlchoff, Cunningrlam. Voting; no, none. Ordinance 2417 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by ti tIe only. Roll call ballot. Vat ing ye s, J ohn80n, Fox'eman, Toft, W'inlthoff, CunninG~ham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2417 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by T,<:finkhoff, rules suspended and ora_inance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunninghron. VotinG no, none. Ordinance 2417 - 1<10tion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, 1'7aS placed on final passage and finally passecl. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cun- ningharn. Voting no, none. . I I I . 1 r:~ 8> ~V Claims against the ci ty were px'esent eel. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by ~vinkhoff, claims as presented> anet registerecl in claim register i,rere allo,"red. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, ~vinJ:ilioff, Cunnin;'ham. Voting'- no, none. Minutes of the meeting of August 9 were read. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, approved. council adjourned to meet at 8 P.M. Au~. 30. On motion of CunninGham, seconded by VJ'inkhoff, F. S. vvhi t e City Clerk 8-16-50 . I I I . Jl69 Grand Islnnel, Nebr. AUG. ;50, 1950 Council met as per adjournment of August 16. His honor, the president, presiding. All councilmen present. Bids on fire trucks opened and read as follows: American-LaFrance, 100 ft. aerial $32,350 85 ft. aerial 31,100 Delivery 150 days after signing contract Seagrave Corporation, 85 ft. aerial 31,750 Delivery within 125 days after signing contract Each of the representatives were given fifteen minutes to e the highlights pertaining to their particular machine. After dis- CUB sion awl serious consideration as to I'Jhether or not to buy 85 or 100 ft. aerial, decision to purchase 100 ft. aerial was made. On motion of Toft, seconded by Foreman, that the bid of the American-La France-Foamite Corporation for 100 ft. aerial at t4-.,....9 '71-0 '~j0~"..)\) l'laS accept ea.. . I I I . '''''0 1 :' RES 0 L UTI 0 N VVHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, advertised for sealed bids for the furnishing of one combination aerial ladder truck and pumper unit for the Fire Department of said City, and WHEREAS, the bid of American-La France-Poamite Corporation proposing to furnish said unit for $32,350 is the lowest and best bid. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COm~CIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the President of the City Council and City Clerk be and they are hereby directed and authorized to enter into a contract with the said American-La France-Foamite Corporation for the purchase of said combination aerial ladder truck and pumper unit and that they be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the said City. Respectfully submitted this 30th day of August~950. ~ -Members of the City Council Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,Resolution was adopted. Voting "YES" Johnson,Foreman,Toft,Winkhoff & Cunningham."NO" None. City manager suggested that the Treasurer's annual report be accepted and placed on file. On motion of Cunningham seconded by Toft, Treasurer's annual report was approved and placed on file. Requests of Robert Sprague for permission to build curb sic1e1~nllk on the vlest side of lot l{~, block 5, Ashton Place, anet 1. (}. 811eb.ein to build curb side-vvalk and gutter along 'Vlest slde of lot 4, block 117, Railroad Addition, were presented. On recommendation of city manager, reouests were granted. 11'11 ... il.i .J.L. Auguot nn (-:"'f:~ J 1950 City Manager Rudd Nayor Jo.hnson Members of the City Council . I Gentlemen: I hereby submit my application for pension on the Grand Island Fire Department. I have been with the Fire Department for 34 years and 6 months, and I would like my pension to become effective September 16, 1950. Yours truly, Otto Klarr On motion of Toft, secondecl by '!Jlinkhoff, vIas granted. and Klarr placed on pension list. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, WinrJ10ff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. I I . i'i9 _ " (v) RES 0 L UTI 0 N -------- . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island received bids for tearing down an old building on Lot Two (2) and tile old Ice House situated on Lots Five and Six (5 & 6), all in Block Forty-two (42), Original Town, belonging to said City, and WHEREAS, John Kallas submitted a bid of $95.00 for tearing down the old building situated on Lot Two (2) and a bid of $275.00 for removing the old Ice House situated on Lots Five and Six (5 & 6) in accordance with specifications and said bids of John Kallas were the lowest and best bids submitted. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that a contract be entered into with the said John Kallas for the tearing down of said buildings and the re- moval of the salvage as per specifications and that the :fresident of the City Council and City Clerk, be, and they are hereby authorized to enter into such contract and sign the same for and on behalf of I the City of Grand Island. Respectfully submitted this 30th day of August, 1950. /~::.--- ///~ Members of the City Council Hotion of 'lrlinl.,.hoff, seconded by Cunnin6,;ham, resolution v.JetS I . adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Proposed leases on buildings at airport were presented as follo"\i1Js: Lincoln Service and Supply Company, buildin~s identified as T-84l3 and T-854 for one year :,;:2850. S. T. Flaherty for building identified as T-120, $420 "" T-1002 ~252 T-119 420 Nielsen, Petersen Company, builcLing identified as T-G55, $1425 Clarence Williams, buildings identified as T-319 & 322 $24 per month for three months. .. ,.... '" I '~" _" ~Jl Jesse Harris, building identified as T-126, $150 Omaha Cold Storag~, building identified as T-1298 for four months, $46.67 month Recommendation of the city manager that the leases be approved. On motion of Foreman, seconcled by Toft, that the leases be . I approved and the mayor and. city cIerI\. authorized to sign. Contract Agreement by and between the city of Grand Island and the Slick Airways, Inc., $3.00 per each schedule was presented. Recommendation of the city manager that the agr'eement be accept eel. On motion of Cunningham, secondecl by Foreman agreement was accepted and the mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Ordinance 2418 providing for the sale of portion of ground acquired for the extension of Ashton Street was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Iv1a;)ror. Ordinance 2418 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winlthoff, vlBS placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. I Voting no, none. Ordinance 2418 - Motion by Cunni ngham, seconclecl by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2418 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2418 - l~otion by \Vinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, ord.inance placed on final passage anll finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, I . Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Protest from James Hichelson on paving District 131 received August 22 was presented. Also protest from Harry Grimminger which was not received until after the time for protests had expired, was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft~ protests being insufficient, were received and placed on file. City manager mentioned the annual conference of the League of Nebraska Municipalities which was to be held at >/'-'t 1 ~' North Platte Sept. 19, 20, 21. The Mayor suggested those who could attend, should. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, that Commissioner Bur'c1icl\~ and City I'fanagel" Rudd attenct said meeting. All votinc; yes. Toft mentioned he had received a request from the Principal, Mae Clark, bf Lincoln School for the lots east of Lincoln School park to be clem"eel of vJeeds and leveled off for play GJ:'ound purposes. Same to be talten care of through the engineers department. I I . . I I I . "i "-1~ .l. c .1) RESOL]:TION WHEREAS, a petition signed by ~ S- persons residing in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has been filed with the City Council of said City stating that "Whereas, insanitary and unsafe inhabited dwelling accomo- dations exist in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; and Whereas, there is a shortage of safe and sanitary dwell- ing accomodations in the said City, available to persons of low income at rentals they can afford; and Whereas, there is need for a Housing Authority to function in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.1I and WHEREAS, said petitioners ask that the City Council take such steps as may by law be required to create a local authority and that funds be obtained from the Public Housing Administration and that homes be constructed for persons of low income as provided by Federal and State regulations in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: THAT the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, here- by determines, finds and declares, in pursuance of the Housing Authori- ties Law for Primary and First Class Cities (Chapter 90, Laws of Nebr- aska, 1937) of the State of Nebraska, that; 1. The City of Grand Island, Nebraska is a city of the first class having a population of more than five thousand and not more than forty thousand inhabitants; and 2. Insanitary and unsaffe inhabited dwelling accomoda- tions exist in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; and 3. There is a shortage of safe and sanitary dwelling accoIT1'11odationsin the said City available to persons of low income at rentals they can afford; and 4. There is need for a Housing Authority to function in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; and 5. The President of the City Council of the City of . I I I . .,. 1"'1 t' .LlfO RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) Grand Island, Neoraska be promptly notified by the City Clerk of the adoption of this resolution, by furnishing him with a certified copy thereof; and 6. The President of tile City Council be and he hereby is directed to file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, the necessary certificate evidencing the appointment and terms of the Commissioners and designation of the first Chair- man of the Housing Authority, pursuant to Section 5 of the Housing Authorities Law for Primary and First Class Cities of the State of Nebraska; and 7. This resolution shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its adoption. Respectfully submitted this 30th day of August, 195 . City Council ~~~ ~ Q" ;J I C.. ~~. C---~~ Meln~~rs ot' t;"~l ~ After some discussion, resolution was adopted, motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft. I Continuation certificates were presented ~~. \valter Kruse Bernhard Kruse Electricians ~ Roy Jensen, Patrolman On motion of Cunninc:ham, seconded by Foreman, boncls 1,r8re approved. Discussion on parking lot at Elks Block. City manager auvi 8ec1 the council that blue print 8 had been macle pertainin~s to same and tb.e \'TOrk "muld prot~re 88 immediat ely. Motion by Cunnini~am, seconded by Toft, council adjourned. 8-30-50 F. S. White, City Clerk . I I I . S~ptember 6, 1950 G~ol.l~. I01Qflrl ~~o~ _ (.L \.. 0 \A '-, J.\l t.;:. "'" . ..: Fi. "'I i~ / ..i- U Council met as board of Eaualization on Water Main Dist. 1~32, 133, 137 ~ Paving Dist. l21tf'Ornamental Li,;~htine Dist. 5. His Honor, t~e Mayor, presiding.. All Councilmen present. !l E S Q L Q 1.1 ON BE I'l' 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 that we find the total cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 132 to be the total sum 01' $3571.04; that we find the benefi ts accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $3571.04 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of lands in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: ~ LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNIJ.' - N. P. Dodge Corpora tion 1 Buenavista Subdivision :~85. 06 N. P. Dodge Corporation 2 " II 85.06 N. p. Dodge Corporation 3 tf " 85.06 N. P. Dodge Corporation 4 fI tI 85.06 N. p. Dodge Corporation 5 tI tI 85.06 N. P. Dodge Corporation 6 If If 85.06 N. P. Dodge Corporation 7 tI If 85.06 . N. P. Dodge Corporation 8 tI It 85.06 N. P. Dodge Corporation 9 n If 85.06 N. P. Dodge Corporation 10 If 11 85.06 N. P. Dodge Corporation 11 n If 89.04 N. P. Dodge Corporation 12 It It 84.2V N. P. Dodge Corporation 13 If It 84.27 N. P. Dodge Corporation 14 11 tf 84.27 N. p. Dodge Corporation 15 It It 84.27 N. P. Do dge Corporation 16 11 n 84.27 N. P. Dodge Corporation 17 If II 84.27 N. P. Dodge Corporation 18 tI If 84.27 N. p. Dodge Corporation 19 tf 11 84.27 N. P. Dodge Corporation 20 tI If 84.27 N. P. Dodge Corporation 21 " tI 87.45 N. P. Dodge Corporation 25 tI tI 85.06 N. p. Dodge Corporation 26 fI n 85.06 N. P. Dodge Corporation 27 tf If 85.06 N. P. Dodge Corporation 28 II II 85.06 i 1';'("1 ....~n B ESHOL TIT I 0 N (conrt) ---....------ NAME b.Q! BLOCK ADDITION AliroUNT - N. P. Dodge Corporation 29 Buenavista Subdivision . $85.06 N. p. Dodge Corporation 30 " If 85.06 I N. p. Dodge Corporation 31 It It 85.06 N. p. Dodge Corporation 32 If If 85.06 N. P. Dodge Corpor>ation 33 " " 85.06 N. P. Dodge Corporation 34 If If 85.06 N. P. Dodge Corporation 35 It " 89.04 N. p. Dodge Corporation 36 " If 84.27 N. P. Dodge Corporation 37 It " 84.27 N. P. Dodge Corporation 38 " If 84.27 N. p. Dodge Corporation 39 tI It 84.27 N. p. Dodge Corporation 40 If " 84.27 N. p. Dodge Corporation 41 It It 84.27 N. p. Dodge Corporation 42 ft II 84.27 I N. p. Dodge Corporation 43 II tt 84.27 N. P. Dodge C orporat.ion 44 It fI 84.27 Dodge Construction Company 45 " It 87.45 Total $3-571.04 , Respectfully submitted this ~ day of Sep.tember, 1950. I . Members of' the City C01111Cil Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. -(. I"':' 9 \1 ,I ~ 11 {!- RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having . I been given thereof that we find the total cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 133 to be the total sUIDof $871.20; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of ~p871.20 and that we find the benefi ts accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: ~ AMOUNT Henrietta J. Krehmke A tract of land on the west side of Clark Street and on the south side of Oklahoma Avenue in NE~-NEt of Section 21, Tovmship 11,.' North, Range 9 West 66' , .> $108.90 Oscar V. Helmke The West 66' of the East 132' of a tract of land on the south side of Oklahoma Avenue and on the west side of Clark Street in the NEt-NEt of Section 21, Township 11, North Range 9 West 66' 108.90 I Casper & Marie Meyer A tract of land on the south side of Oklahoma Avenue and on the east side of Greenwich Avenue in the NEt-NEt of Section 21, l'ownship 11 North Range 9, West 132' 217.80 Abrahamson Lacy Co. A tract of land on the north side of Oklahoma Avenue and on the west side of Clark Street in the NEt-NEt of Section 21, Township 11, North Range 9 West 142.4' 234.96 Casper & Marie Meyer A tract of land on the north side of Oklahoma Avenue and on the east side of Gre.enwich Avenue in the NE~-NEt of Section 21, Township 11, North Range 9 West 121.6' 200.64 I . Total $871.20 180 !lElS.QLUTIQN (con't) Respectfully submitted this (, tt 1950. . I Members of the City Council Motion of 14inkhoff J seconded by Cunningham, resolution 11as adopt ed. I I . " ~" 81 1 ,..~ RESOLUTION ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY 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 oi' Water Main District No. 13rl to be the total sumoi' $792.00; that we i'ind the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum oi' $792..00 and that we i'ind the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set apposite the several descriptions as follows: ~ LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT - W. H. & Marian E. Ehrsam 1 67 Wheeler & Bennett's $79.20 2nd w. H. & Marian E. Ehrsam 2 67 If ft 79.20 w. H. & Marian E Ehrsam 3 67 tf " 79.20 . Elvie G. & Elsie p Gilpin 4 67 If " 79.20 . Elvie G. & Elsie p. Gilpin 5 67 If It 79.20 Jacinto Aguilar & Lupe R. Aguilar 6 78 tmeeler & Bennett's 79.20 I 3rd CharlesR. & Marian Healy 7 78 " It 79.20 John H. Langenheder 8 78 " If 79.20 CharlesG. & Tillie Wetzel 9 78 It If 79.20 George Hoi'fer 10 78 " If 79.20 Total Respectfully submitted this ;,-d day of September, 1950. $792.00 --' I . ."--" MEh!iibe.:tiif of the City Council Motion of V!inl;-.hoff 1 seconded by Cunninid.lam. resolution '\flaB adoutec1. . ~., ~ . I I I . RE,e,.QLQTION 1. Q i). _(50 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; sitting as a Board of' Equalization af'ter due notice having been given thereof' that we f'ind the totaLcost of' the construction of' Paving District No. 121 to be the total sum of' ~h5875.'74; that we f'ind the benef'its accruing to the real. estate in said district to be the sum of' $15875.74 and that we f'indthe benef'its accruing to the several opposite the several descriptions as f'ollows: lots, tracts and parcels of' land in said district to be the sums set NAME - Estate of' H. J. Bartenbach LOT BLOCK -- Charles T. & Bertha Patton Minnich Helen & Warren Connell '1be Diocese of' Grand Island '1lhe Dioce se of' Grand Island The Diocese of' Grand Island Bruce S. & Edna Donald Bruce S. & Edna Donald E 12' Anita Royer Anita Royer Wallace H. & Margaret A. Wiig IN 40' Wallace H. & Margaret A. Wiig W 1/2 9 Stanley W. & Vivian M. Thornton E 1/2 9 Stanley W. & Vivian M. Thornton 10 3 Alvin J. & Jane Vfuite w. Jesse Reinecke & Edna Heinecke A1lanB. & Margaret J. Eversoll Lloyd E. & Ellen Jacoby Lloyd E. & Ellen Jacoby Virgil C. & Dorothy H. Ludden Harold M. Steid1ey Edward F. & Julia A. Hanson 9 10 1 2 William A. & Mina C. Reut1inger Wi1lia~m A. & Mina C. Reutlinger Ernest J. & May D. Meyer George A. & Ellen T. Fuerst E6' 3 6 ADDITION ~ $ 87.23 3 31 31 31 31 31 31 32 32 32 32 Wasmer's n 4 201.80 450.17 450.17 201.80 87.23 341.65 42. 63 110.52 66.20 66.20 '73.16 79.99 341.65 " 5 6 " '7 " 8 II It 1 2 " 2 n " 3 8 32 Wasmer's 2nd 32 32 32 " It If If " " 34 It 87.23 201.80 450.17 571.15 " 4 n If 34 34 34 34 If If 5 6 It It It n '7 3'"14.15 8 It 342.30 " 34 34 If 291.20 If 34 n 302.40 tI 53 It 450.17 201.80 If 53 n If 53 53 n 87.23 25.50 u If It . I I I . RES .Q L UTI 0 N (conlt) NAME John W. & Betty C. Symonds George A. &'Ellen T. Fuerst W. Howard Bonsall & Hanna Bonsall W 48' Howard G. & Gladys Eckes Frances E. & Carol D. Nugent Walter H. & Helen Riese RaymondA. & Louise Westre Donald R. & Jean M.,Jbrdan Julian O. & Luella R. Rostredt Harry J. & Theresa L. Schlesselman The Island Realty Co. The Island Realty Co. John D. & Louise M. Bainbridge Mabel E. Waggener Mabel E. Waggener E 6' John & Esther C. Willman John & Esther C. Willman W 46' E 26' George W. Martin George W. Martin Robert B. Bieck W 26' E 461 W 61 Robert B. Bieck John W. & Betty B. Symonds John W. & Betty B. Symonds W 12' Roy L. & Laura T. Hahn Roy L. & Laura T. Hahn E 40' W 26' O. A. Bel tzer E 26' O. A. Bel tzer O. A. Bel tzer Leroy E. Ray 1&1 BLOCK 10 7 7 8 8 9 10 6 7 8 9 53 53 53 53 ApDITION ,. C I" ..L 0 ~) AMOUl\fT Wasmer's 2nd $204.00 " It n It II It " " ft n If If If It II " ft It It It " 11 221.00 308.23 422.80 679.67 53 1 2 3 4 5 6 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 II 11 ft It " " 302.40 7 8 1 2 2 3 43 44 44 44 44 It " If 291.20 378.43 493.00 752.57 456.17 201.80 87.23 5'71.15 46.81 327.34 J.Y16.70 3 44 " " II II " II If " If I' If ft It 116.50 195.50 25.50 204.00 302.40 67.20 224.00 145.60 232.83 493.00 4 4 5 6 44 44 44 44 II " n " 752.57 A tract of land on the south side of Anna Street and on the east side of Harrison Street in the SEt-NWt Section 21, Township 11 North, Range 9W.l05' 44 44 44 44 44 44 " " " II " If 446.25 . I I I . 1: gd. _~ ...r~ g ,E ~ 0 LQ T I .Q. N (con t' ) ~ LOT BLOCK - ~TION AMOUNT Detlef H. & Evelyn G. Meves A tract of land on the south side of Anna Street and on the west side of Harrison Street in the SWt-1~vt Section 21, TO\l'mship 11) North, Rap.ge"9 IN. 120 t $510.00 The Island Realty Company A tract of land on the south side of Anna Street east side of Lo~an Street in the SW4-NW~ Section 21, Township 11, North, Ran~e 9W. 46.5' 260.39 :JP15875.74 ~ TOTAL Respectfully submitted this~ day of September, Members of the City Council Mo ti on of' 1'Vinh:lloff, 8 econded oy Cl.J.nnine;ham, re801 tItian adopt ed. . I I I . i85 RESOLUTIOl! BE IT RESOLVED BY TBE CITY 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 Ornamental LigLting District No.5 to be the total sum of ~~609.54; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $609.54 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME - BLOCK !pDITION AMOUNT 8 Pleasant Home Sub. $609.54 J. Wallace & Claire P. Detweiler Total $609.54 Respectfully submitted this the t~ day of September, 1950. Members of the City Council tvIotion of 1,Hnkhoff, seconclec1 by Cunningham, resolution aclopt ed. There bei no protests, on ~otion of Cunnin~ham, sec- onded by WinY~~off, council adjourned as board of Equalization. F. S. \^lhi t e Ci ty C1 erl'>. 9-6-50 . I I I . 1R~ _ '--'" ',1I September 6, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. Council met as board. of Acljustment. His llOn01"', the president presiding. All councilmen present. Applieation of Lilac and Hay Lewis for rezoning lots 8, 9, la, 11 and 12, block 10, College Addition, from Residence A to Business A, was read. There being no protestors, on motion of tflinl\.hoff, seconcled by F'oreman, request was ~;ral1tecl and orc1inanc:e o1'derec1 tooe prepared. On motion of tHnkhoff, seconded by I,'o1'eman, couneil adjourned as board of adjustment. F. S. vvhite City Clerk September 6, 1950 Grand. I~31and., Nebr. Council met in regular session, his honor, the president, presiding. All councilmen present. Mr. Kelly, representing Mr. and Hrn. S'\;nU1son viho operate .J a boarding and rooming house for patients from the Hastinzs State Hospital, appearecl requesting the council to give the S\vansons consideration in their undertaking, explaining the date of purchase of the property, time same had been operated, and that these persons that are being cared for are persons 'liiho perhaps ax'e not ready to be returned. to society but had to ~?;o through a state of rehabili- tation. At this time there are fourteen to eighteen boarders. Aft er considerable eli Beussion, motion by 1'0ft, seconcle(l by vJ'inlc.- hoff, that the council abicle by the original decision, that if same cUd not comply Vii th orclinances in effect, t';is operation should be done airvay vITi tho Mr. John McCarthymade inquiry as to the alley between 1800 and 1900 block on Blake street being opened or if same had been closed. fEhe matter was refe~"red to the ci ty manHger villo is to confer with Mr. McCarthy. Bids on a pump house were opened and read as follows: Diamond Engineering Company $4110 $3725 John Claussen & Sons Geer 1'1aurer 4~3985 1817 Hotion of CunninE~ham, seconded by Winl~ho.ff, bids vlere referred to the city manager for investigation and x'ecommenclation. Bids on removal of fuel storage tank were opened and read as follows: .;Z . I Diamond Engineering Company $3455 11aile Welding' Company $2896 Motion of Cunningham, seconcled by Winkhoff', were referred to the city manager for investigation and recommendation. Bid on fuel tank heater from Walling Company was pre- sented. Bid being on t~\rO 1112 DX heaters instead of one larger heater, bid being ~p655 each plus price of attachments necessary, f. o. o. Brooklyn. Motion of Cunningham, seconded "by F'oreman, bid was referred to the city manager. Bids on paving di strict 129, 130, 131 were opened. and II Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred to the city manager for investigation and recommendation. read as follOi'vs: 129 130 131 Rentlor Company P~18, 518.82 8,595.78 3,055.05 Diamond Engineer'ing 18,343.55 8,492.05 2,988.83 Green & Groesbeck 18,625.56 8, 62~5. 64 3, 0 f~O . 28 Protest on paving district 132 with sufficient signers 1PlaS present eel. On motion of Toft, seconded by lJ'!inkhoff, ordinance was ordered. c1ravVl1 dissolving same. I . . I I I . ,RR ....... \J' ....~ Grand Island, Nebraska. September 6, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Sewer District No. 234. in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and the Diamond Engineering Co., which contract is dated the 10th day of June 1950. I further certify that the work done contains the follow- ing material at the unit prices set forth in the contract to-wit: 2450 line ft. 8" clay tile in place 1436 line ft. 12" clay tile in place 16 manholes complete Extra for laying pipe in water 1436 ft. - 12" & 1225 ft. - 8" @ $1.92 2.65 96.25 .15 Total $4704.00 3805.40 1540.00 399.15 10448.55 I recommend that the work completed by the Diamond Engineering Co. be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with said Sewer District No. 234. To The Diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering & Publication $10448.55 522.40 10970.95 Total To be divided as follows: To the Sewer District Fund To the Sewer Fund 9054.85 1916.10 10970.95 Total I further recownend that the City Council sit as a Board of equalization on the above Sewer District No. 234 on the 20th day of September 1950 a) 8:00 o'clock P.M. ~f~lY submitted, · O}~~. Ray . Harrison City Engineer. Motion of Cunninsham, seconded by Foreman, report Was approvod. . I I I . Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: 1~t) ...t..~. ~y Grand Island, Nebraska. September 6, 1950. I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 123 in accordance with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr. 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-wi t : 600.65 650 349 11: ,,199 :ft 5 cu. yds. 6" slab cu. yds. excavation curb & gutter expansion joint water valve manholes @$15.75 .90 1.25 .25 50.00 $9460.24 585.00 436.25 49.75 250.00 10781.24 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid PaVing District No. 123 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska._ I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 123. To the Diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering Publication & Advertising Total To be divided as follows: To Paving District Fund To Paving Fund Total $10781.24 539.05 11320 .29 $ 8534.97 2785.32 11320.29 I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 123, on the 20th day of September 1950 at 8 o'clock P.M. ~~~ Ray J Harri son City Engineer. Notion of Cunninham, seconded l)y Foreman, report itTas approved. . I I I . tno Grand Island, Nebraska September 6, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that the D~ond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving Distric.t No .127 in accordance with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and the Diamond Engineer~ng Co. I further certify that the work done contains the fOlmwing materials at the price set forth in the contract to-wit: 166.73 cu. yds. 6" concrete @ $15.75 175 cu. yds excavD,tion @ .90 34 1in. ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint _ per. cu. yd. $2626.00 per. cu. yd. 157.50 .25 per. lin. ft. 8.50 2792.00 I recommend. that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 127 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving Distrkt No. 127. To Diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering & Publication $2792.00 139.60 2931.60 Entire amount to be charged to the Paving District Fund. I further recommend that the City Council Sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 127 on the 20th day of September at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Notion of Cunningham, seconded. by F'ox'eman, report .was approved. . I I I . 1 9.. r ,., ," ...- ..1.1-. Grand Island, Nebraska. September 6, 1950. Honnrable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 136, which main was cosntructed in Clausren Avenue from Sunset Avenue to Phoenix Avenue. This district was constructed by the City Water Department at the following costs. 654 lin. ft. 6" cast iron pipe in place with all fittings @$2.50 per. ft. Engineering & Publication Total $1635.00 81.75 1716.75 "- The entire amount to be charged to the Water Main District Fund. I recommend that this water main district No. 136 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and that the City Council sit as a .board of equalization on said water main district on the 20th day of September 1950 at 8 o'clock P.M. , Hot ion of Cunninc;hEun, seconded by F'or>eman, report i,ias approvecl. Grand Island, Nebraska September 6, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 134. which main was constructed in AnnaStreet"f'rom 'Tildeh Street to Clay Street. Thi~ district was constructed by the City Water Department at the following costs. 358 1in. ft. 6" cast iron pipe in place with all fittings @ $2.50 per. ft. En~ineering & Publication $895.00 44.75 939.75 Total The entire amount to be charged to the Water Main District Fund. I recommend that this water main district No. 134 be accepted byfue City of Grand Island, Nebr. and that the City Council sit as a baord of equalization on said water main district on the 20th day of September 1950 at 8' o'clock P.M. q;,ectf~l~~ubmitted' . ~~~~ Ray. L. Harrison City Engineer. Motion of Cunningham1 seconded by Forernan1 report vIaS approved. . I I I . in?, .!.. ....1 NJ Grand Island, Nebraska. September 6, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 135, which main was constructed in 13th street from St Paul Road to Beal Street. This district was constructed by the City Water Department at the following costs. 982 lint ft. 6" cast iron pipe in place with all fittings @$2.50 per. ft. To: Engineering & Publication Total $2455.00 122.75 -2577.75 The entire amount to be chaI'ged to the Water Main District FunC/.. I recommend that this water main distI'ict No. 135 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and that the City Council sit as a bOaI'd of equalization on said water main district on the 20th day of September 1950 at 8 olclock P.M. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, report vras approved. Grand Island, Nebraska. September 6, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following isfue City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Gravel District No. 24. Approx. 1800 cu. yds. gravel @ $1.00 per. cu. yd. $1800.00 ~ctfUllY submitted, \Jf;(~~- Ray'L. Harrison City Engineer. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, report was approved and ci ty clerk authorizec} to aclvel"tise for bids to be r'ecei ved up to five o'clock P.M. September 20th and opened at regular council session at eight o'clock, same date. l- . I I I . l' 0\ 'l u t) Grand Island, Nebraska September 6, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Paving District No. 133, which district is in Grant Street from Koenig Street to Charles Street. Approx. 181.5 cu. yds. 6" slab @ $17.50 per. cu. yd. 200 cu. yds. excavation @ $1.00 per. cu. yd. 75 lin. ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint @ $.25 per. lin. ft. 280 lin. ft. curb & gutter @ $1,.35. per. lin. ft. 32 lin. ft. straight alley curb @ $.85 per. lin. ft. $3176.25 200.00 18.75 378.00 27.20 3800: 20 Total Plans and specifications are on file in the office of the City Engineer. ~ctf ubmitted" ~a~l. Harrison Ci ty Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, report was approved and ci ty cler}\:. authorized to acJ.vertise for bids to be received up to five 0' clock P .1,1. Sept ember 20th and openecl at re87ular council session at eight o'clock, same date. - - Grand Island, Nebraska. September 6, 1950. Honorable Mayor & C~ty Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Paving District No. 134, which district is in Campbells Sub. South of Koenig Street in the Alley. {~~1 ~ "/;;-/jSF& Approx. 75 cu. yds. excavation T~;r @ $~OO per. cu. yd. $ 75.00 d . 63.6 cu. yds. 8" slab Jf'V1, @$16.50 /oq9:-1:Q~-/ 28 sq.6x6x6 mesh @ $4.75 per. sq. 12 lin. ft. 1 x 8 eXDansion joint @ $.35 per. lin. ft. Rebuild alley return 133.00 Total 4.20 50.00 {p~ 12~8=iOO /.3/ /- Plans and specifications are on file in the office of the City Engine tr. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, report 1'ITElS approved and city clerlc authorized to a(lvertise for bids to be received up to five o'clock P.N. Sept. 20 and opened at w:r~ Ra~. Harrison City Engineer. regular council session at 8 P.M. same date. . I I I . 194 Some discussion on the property previously sold to the mili tal"'Y department of the state of Nebraska, thD,t portion of lot A, Ross and Ashton Park Addition, lying east of Oak Street, that if there was any possibility of the city repossessing same, s~ch action should be taken immediately. Seme being referred to the city attorney and city manager. Recommendation of city manager tlm t the bid of the Dia- mond Engineering Company on navinb Districts 129, 130 and 131 be accepted as the lowest and best bid and that the checks of the unsuccessful bidders be returned. On motion of Cunningham, seconded. by Toft, recommendation was approved. . I I I . -! () r;; ..L ;J t7 RES 0 L UTI 0 N -------- ~DEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the construction of paving districts known and designated as Number 129, 130 and 131, to be received up to 5 Of clock P. lVI. on the 6th day of September, 1950 and to be opened at 8 Of clock P. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Couneil of said City, and WHEREAS, the Diamond Engineering Company, a corporation of the City of Grand Island, submitted sealed bids for each of said paving districts and the bids of said contractor were found to be the lowest and best bids. NOVv, ThEHEF'ORE, BE 1'1' RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OP GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bids of the said Diamond ~ngineering Company, a corporation of tlle City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the construetion of said paving districts known and designated as Number 129, 130 and 131 be and the same are hereby accepted; that a contract for the construc- tion of said paving districts be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Diamond Engineering Company, a 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 be- half of said City. Respectfully submitted this 6th day of September, 1950. Members of the City CouDcil Hation of Cunningl1am, seconded by Toft, resolution v-V8S cldoptCl1. Roll call b2110t. Voti yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voti no, none. Recommendation of the city. manager that the bid of C1 1. 00"10 D10_1; t',"'.'.l.P.~._. nO.l,s~ftu.ction of a Dump 110use be accepted ausser and " 1.,~, - ~ _ v.l. _ _ tJ: 1 t "Des.. ~~ '0_1 (1. On motion of V{inkhoff, seconded by Toft as ~e owes ana . w - recommendation was approved. of. r;;p. l..UO RESOLUTI.QN . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the erection and construction of a building known as a well house in Park- view Subdivision, to be received up to 5 o'clock P. M. on the 6th day of September, 1950 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 Claussen and Sons, a partnership, of the City of Gl"'and Island, submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said well house and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREPOHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the J.ohn Glau.ssen and Sons, a partnership, of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the construction of said well house be and the same is her'eby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said well house be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and John Claussen and Sons, a partnership ffild that the I President or the City Council and the Clerk or said City be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 6th day of September, 1950. _~""-<----o_ Tvlembers of the City Council Notion 01' 1:Jin}\:hof'f, seconded by 'raft, resolution viaS adopted. Roll I . call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Win~loff, Cunning- ham. Voti no, none. '1 City manager recommended bid of t Haile \:Jeld.in Company fol' the rnovi of' the fuel tanlc. be accept eo.. 140 tion of Cunning- ham, seconded by Foreman, recommendation was approved~ . I I I . 1Q1 ..l.V,:< RE~.Q1U!ION WHEHEAS, the City of Grand Island desires to dismantle a large steel oil tank holding approxirnately 240,000 gallons of oil now si tua ted on the Grand Island Municipal Airport and move said tank to and erect the same at a new location at the City Light Plant, and FLTHEREAS, sealed bids were received for said ~vork up to 5 0' clock P. N1. on the 6th day of September, 1950 and opened at the hour of 8 o'clock p. M. at the regular meeting of the City Council held on said da te, and WllliREAS, said City invited sealed bids for said work and the bid of' J'arnes C. haile, doing business under the name of Haile Welding Company, submitted the lowest and best bid. THEREF'0l1E, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'l'HE COUIWIL 01" 'nm CITY OF GRAND ISL,AND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the Haile vVelding Company for said work be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the dismantle and erection of said tank at said new location be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said contractor and that the President of the Oi ty Cou.ncil and Clerk of said Oi ty, be and they are hereby directed and authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submitted this 6th day of September, 19!:?.(d::>. ..--~_._------~--".-,---.. rKembe:r;-of the Cltj"CouncTf'--- Motion of Cunninccham, seconcled by Foreman, resolution was adopted Roll call ballot. Votinc yes, J()hnOOl'1 Fo'" "'m 81'1 'rof't ~'J'ln1rl. or""'" ~ d;;;) , .L 'J 'c. , , V.J,. 1 ",.U J. , Cunningham. Voti no, none. . I I I . 'f. "'...'., () ~. 41', F'~ J;...V' "j 01 ty manager Ruclel recommenclecl that the bid of Walling heClter Company for fuel oil tanlVbe rejected. On motion of Foreman, seconded. by Toft recommenclation vIas approved and city manager tank authorized to proceecl to purchase fuel oil/heater up to one thousand dollars. Request for permission to construct curb slclevlalk on north side of Louise street from Cedar to Elm street signed by Din~yerth, Ostermeyer and others, was presented. City manager stati thB.t it l'laS in regular formr~,g~'~~~~.~~t be [['ranted.. On motion of Toft, Becon('led by Foreman, request iJvas ceranted. City manager stated he had received request from Elizabeth Life for permission to Quild a house on the south half of lot 10, bloc1';: 41, Russell \'!heeler addition.' Also that there was written consent from the property owner~within the required radiu~ attached and recommended that the building permit be sranted, MotiOn of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted. Peti tion for paving o.istrict on 11th from Vfr1eeler street to Elm street was presented. City manager recommended that an orc1ir12nce be dr8.\1n creating said. district. On motion of Cunning- ham, seconded by Foreman, city attorney was directed to draw up ordinance. Claim of Carl M. Klein for $5 for injury received from an alleged defective parking meter (location of meter not stated) was presentee}. Also opinion from the city attorney in v'lhich he suggested the claim be rejected. On motion of Toft, secon&ed by F'oreman, claim vms rejected and city clerk authorized to give notice of same to Mr. Klein. Sept. 6, 1950 To the Honorable Mayor and Members of the Citv Council G~'ancl IslnYl(l, Nebr~,ska Gentlemen: REC OMI1ENDNr I ON It appears thet there iB a possibility of' liti tion in- vol vine; the Oi ty of Grand Islancl, follovvin!i:: the death of one Floycl scott several months ago in the Union Pacific Railroad Company's yards, and that special counsel has been acti i11 the matter heretofore for the City. In order that the status of th~8 counsel may be definite, I recommend to the Council that Mr. Harold A. Prince be designated as special counsel for the matter above men- tioned, and that he continue to represent the Oity for its best . I I I . -reo ...;... v qY interests to a final decision. Respectfully submitted, L. R. Huclcl Oi ty ]\1anager RESOLUTION Be it resolved that the appointment of J,1r. Barole1 A. Prince as special counsel for the City of Grand Island in the Floyd Scott matter be and the same is hereby ratified, approved and confirmed, and he is hereby employed to represent the City of Grand Island in the matter. }J1otion of Foreman, seconclec'l byCunnine:ham, resolution ''\Tas adopt eel. Report of Sanitation Dept. for the month of ,August lvEtS presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, received and placed on file. City manager mentioned he had received no definite date as to the opening of Eddy street unclerpass. After some (1iscussion on motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, was referred to the mayor and city mana~er to contact the former mayor and council to arrange a program for the grand opening. Hesigl1ation of I.iillinm Ronnfeldt as tlssistp,nt f1:ee '1-. chief effective September 1, with request that he be placed on the pension list, was presented. Motion of Cunni , seconelec1 by Toft, resignation 'f;,TaS accepted and request &;1:' ant eel. Roll c[111 ballot. Voting' yes, lTohnson, Foreman, Toft, i,rJihkhoff, CunninL~ham. Votinrr no, none. City manager mentionecl request of HifJS Pinder for the use of auditorium for rehearsals. After some discussion, motion T of Foremnn, seconded by oft, that Miss Pinder be granted the URe of the au(11 torium Tuesday forenoon~ except at times 1:Jhen other meetings toTere E3cheduled. Recommendation of C. W. Burdick that bids be received for the:: furniflJ:1inC of labor aue} materie.l for ne'i! sub-station. Ivlot ion of Cunnin~;ham, secondeel by Vfin};:hoff, :cecorcnnenclation VJEtS . I I I . ~~c {) approved and clerl: autlwrlzec.l to advertise for bids to be recei vea. up to five o'clock P.M. October 4 and to be opened at regular rne etirlg' ei[l;ht 0 t clock P .1"1., Sclme clat e. Proposed leases by find between the city of Grand Island and lessees as follows were presented: Joe M. Crites, building identified as T-I006, $360 year Elmer Peterson, building identified as from September I, 1950 !~n7 ~p ,,~ month T-474, Eln1 er Peterson, bu,ill"tin identified 8.8 '1'_ 335 , ~;e~o y e [l:C A. A. Schlnick, building Htentifiecl as T-130 d~7 r, year , 'Ii' u Omaha Colu, Storap'e, buiLE months for $35 identified as T-3l3, three On motion of Cunningham, secone~ecl by Toft, lease s viere approved and mayor and city clerk authorized to sign. Lease of Charles Taylor for pOI'tion of ~;round '\illest of the ball park for' crop share payment anel lease for parcel of k;round t tb' . d' t D - A95 a.J.8 VlH,UC 1 OJ. q~~ were pr'8sentecl. On motion of Cun- yeal~ 1 ningham, seconded by Toft, leases i'Jere approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign. OHDINANCE 2419 levying special tt:lxes on ornamen.tal light- :Lng clistrict 5 'Vvas l"egula:cly passed by the oOlJncil and signee1 by tb.e mayor. Ordinance 2419 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Votint;: yes, Johnson, li'lol"eman, Toft, vlinJr"hoff, Cunnind:ham. Vot:Lnp I.,:,;} no, none. Ordinance 2':1:19 - Motion by Cunnincham, secomled by Fore- man, rul es suspended and ol"dinance placed on 2nd reacUn[:; by t:L tIe only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2'119 - Hotion of CunninCLham, seconded by' Toft, rules sUBpencled and ordinance placed on 3rd 1"eadin10 by title only. Roll call ballot. VotinG yeG, Johnson, r.10reman, r:eoft, v/inkhol'f, Cunnin;'ham. Voti no, none. Ordinance ~2419 - Motion by Cunnini;;;ham, secondecl by Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voti yes, J 011n80n, For ern em , rroft, itJinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. . I I I . r,!n 1- /, "I" ,~ ,.....' ..L ORDINANCE 2420 repealing Orclinance 2407 cr'eating paving district 132 't"'as regularl;)' passecl by the council [me signed by the mayor'. Ordinance 2420 - Hotion by Winkhoff, seconded by 1'0ft, was placed on first readi at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, irlinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2420 - Motion by '\Alinkhoff, seconded by Cun- ninghamj rules suspended and. orcl1nance placed on 2nd reE1.di b3T title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Fore~an, T f"- o l-, ilJinkhoff, Cunning;ham. Voting no, none. Orciinance 2.120 - Motion by\Ninl\.hoff, seconcled by Cun- ningham, rules suspended and o1'clinance placecl on 3rc1. reading b~l title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Votin no, none. Ordinance 2420 - Hotion by vHnkhoff, seconded. by Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally, passed.. Roll call b8.l1o t . Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunninn"harll. l;'~) Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2421 creating water main di st. 1~'S2 lITaS regu- larly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2421 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first readi at length. Roll call ballot. Voting; yes, Johnson ft1oreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. VotinG no, none. Ord.inance 2421 - l\'lotion by \V1nkhoff, secondecl by Fore- man, rules suspended and ordinance .placed on 2nd reacJ.infI' by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wink- hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2421 - Motion by \V1nkhoff, seconclec1 by rroft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on 3rd reading by title only. Roll call "ballot. Vot inee ye s, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, 'vinl>>:hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2421 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded hy Toft, ordinance placed on flnal passage and finally passed. Roll call bl'1llot. Votintj yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, 1iJ'inkhoff, CunninGham. Voting no, none. . I I I . ()(1 ? (..;I.I,J ORDINANCE 2422 levying assessments on water main dist. 133 'v8..S regu.larlJ' passed by the council and si 0(1 by the mayor. Ordinance 2422 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2422 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on 2nd reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, f"oreman, Toft, VlinlulOff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2422- Motion by Win~loff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on 31'0. reading by title only. Roll cHll ballot. Votint:; yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, \'linkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2422 - Hot ion by Vlinkhoff, secondecl by Foreman, ordin[mce placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foremen, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voti no, none. ORDINANCE 2423 levying assessment on water main district 137 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2423 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2423 - 110tion of I:Vinkhoff, seconded by Foreman, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, \iVink- hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2423 - 1.10tion by t'linkhoff', seconded- b;y Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Ii'oreman, Toft, 1't1inkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2423 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, ordinance placed on final passaf';e and finally pas[:;ecl. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wlnkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2424 levying assessments on paving district, 121 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2424 - Motion by v'linkb.off, 8eco11(le(1 b;)f rroft, 1/<![?,S placecl on fi:cst read.inf~ at len[~th. Roll 'ball ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Forem[m, Toft, viinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. . I rH'u2 (,.; \.1 ~.D Ordinance 2424 - Hotion by Wi nl'l.hoff , second eel by Foreman, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting; yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, VHnJr..hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2424 - Hotion by Vlinkhoff', secondeci b\ Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third readi by title only. Roll call ballot. Voti yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, vJinldlOff, Cunnine:ham. Vot ine: no, none. Ordinance 242..1 - l,fotion by i~inkhoff, seconc1ed by Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Votin yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, VJinkhoff, Cunnin[[ham. Vot no, none. ORDINANCE 2425 pertaining to D.c1,justment of sElleY'leB was regularly passed by the council and si ad by the Mayor. Ordinance 2425 - 110tion by vJinl'l.llOff, seconded by 110ft, was placed on first readi at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Vati no, none. Ol'c11nnnce () 4.<) C:-, _ t."I _f..'V i'JinkJlOff, seconde(l by 1'0 ft, Hotion by I rules suspended and. ordinB ce nlace'J. on second l'esdine: by title only. Roll call ballot. VotinG yes, JoJmson, .Foremexl, 'roft, I . Winl'l.hoff, CunninE~lam. Voting no, none. Ol"'d.inance 2425 - Hotion by vlinJ:hoff, seconded by F'orer.nan, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third readi by tit 1 e only. Roll call ballot. Vot yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, VVinlchoff, Cunnine~am. Voti no, none. Ordinance 2425 - Motion by Winl{hoff, seconded by Toft, orc1.inance placed on final passafle and finBlly passed. Holl c,all ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ORDINANCE 2426 creatint~ pavinE~ (11 strict 135, eleventh st1'8et fI'OEl 1411oele1' to Elrn street ivas regul~u:"ly passed the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2426 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2426 - Motion by vlinkhoff, seconcled by Toft, rules suspended and ordin& ce placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Ounningham. Voting no, none. . I I I . (\\ (\ " (~~J~ Ol"'clinance ~~426 - Motion by V/inlthoff, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2426 - J.1otion by Winkhoff, secondecL by l1'oreman, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Votin[~ yes, JOlul.son, F'o:ceman, Toft, '\Vlnkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ninutes of previous meeting~v.rere read and approved. Claims against the city Here presentecl. l1otion of Winl:hoff, seconded by Toft, were approved as read and listed in claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Forerean, Toft, iVlnkhoff, Cunnin[;;ham. Voting no, none. j,foti on of 'roft, secomied by '\vinklloff 1 council acl.j ournecL. F. S. VIlli te Ci ty CIerI\:. 9-6-50 . I FUND Bond & Intersst l\dministrati ve Engineer storm Sevier Health Fund Ci ty Hall Ci ty Scales .M.unicipal Pool Inciden tal s l\irport Airport Lighting Street & Alley Gas Tax Sanitation I Perk Fund Police Fund I . Cemetery Fund Fire Fund Pension Fund Eddy Street Sycamore Street Sewer Fund Sewer Construction Paving Fund Music Fund Total Approp. Ice Fund V\a tel' B'und Light Fund S(~wer District Paving District APPROPRIATIONS ili~D EXP DITURES FOR FII:3CAL YSAR TO SEPT. 6, 1950. APPROPRIATIONS $40,912.50 .31,540.00 24,000.00 .32,000.00 10,000.00 4,700.00 1,000.00 6,000.00 86,000.00 78, 647. 71 1.37.78 .35,000.00 14,560.28 52'4,40.64 40,200.00 108,000.00 115,000.00 121,500.00 .35,160.00 208.95 190,.371.56 60,000.00 65,.321.05 60,409.68 6,000.00 r,219~110.15 RP;C i:'.;IPTS & TRf-\N SFft::HS EXP 8:.NDE:n 3,.330.67 4,.352.44 14,073.01 845.12 .37.3.37 75.75 1,09.3.25 816.53 6,604.8.3 2,018.83 1,008.78 3,287.14 r::10 ~ (vi \..1 ,}) BALANCE '!\M.O, 912.50 28,209..33 19 , 61+ 7 . 56 17,926.99 9,154,.88 4,.326.6.3 924.25 4,906.75 85,18.3.47 72,042.88 1.37.78 .32, 9 81 . 1 7 1.3,551.50 49,15.3.50 4,576.49 .35,62.3.51 8,697.54 . 99,302.4.6 2,556.89 112,.4.43.11 7,267.75 50.3.7J,. 5,698.14- 18, 989. 7 $ 14,234.66 100, 40 Ly:71 2,71t6.04 8,942.93 51,674.24 8,915.24 "8 6r)Q t:.l ~_;~-,.J.....__~!:::..L. ./ $201,312:717 114,2.32.25 34,656.26 208.95 190,371.56 54, .301. 86 46,331.27 46,175.02 6,000.00 1,118:'705..44 Respectfully subrni tted, F. S. White, Ci ty Clerk. . I I I . September 20, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. !r-y.,"~ n '_~i I!.. ,. 1 ,;.., \iW Council met as Board of Equalization on Sewer District 234, Paving Diet. 123 & 127, Water Main Districts 134, 135, 136. His honor, the I,la.yor presidine;. All councilmen present except Foreman. liE.e,OLUTI0N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GHAND 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. 234 to be the total sum of ~;9001.57; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of ~p9001. 57 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT N. P. Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation N. p. Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation N. p. Dodge Corporation 1 Buenavista $115.95 115.95 115.95 2 II 3 If II 4 115.95 \1 5 6 7 115.95 115.95 '" ~ It If N. P. Dodge Corporation 115.95 '\ N. P. Dodge Corporation It 115.95 8 N. P. Dodge Corporation II 115.95 9 10 It N. P. Dodge Corporation 115.95 N. p. Dodge Corporation ff 121.35 11 12 13 It N. P. Dodge Corporation 114.95 114.95 114.95 N. P. Dodge Corporation It N. p. Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation II 14 15 16 " 114.95 N. p. Dodge Corporation II 114.95 N. p. Dodge Corporation It 17 18 114.95 N. P. Dodge Corporation It 114.95 114.;95 114.95 N. p. Dodge Corporation N. P. Dodge Corporation " 19 20 21 II N. P. Dodge Corporation II 119.25 C\" f:1 .... (~\} (, . I I I . /\'.'10 ,~.:\j 0 RE S 0 L U T I 0. N ( con It) - - -- ~ b91 BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT N. P. Dodge Corporation 57 Buenavista ~f;ll4,. 95 N. P. Dodge Corporation 58 It 114.95 N. P. Dodge Corporation 59 II 114.95 N. P. Dodge Corporation 60 II 114.95 N. P. Dodge Corporation 61 " 114.95 N. P. Dodge Corporation 62 " 114.95 N. P. Dodge Corporation 63 n 114.95 ..~,J N. P. Dodge Corporation 64 II 114.95 N. P. Dodge Corporation 65 tt 114.95 N. p. Dodge Corporation 66 " 119.25 Dodge Construction Company 67 " 108.50 Dodge Construction Company 68 " 108.50 Dodge Construction Company 69 " 108.50 N. P. Dodge Corporation 70 11 108.50 N. P. Dodge COl~poration 71 If 108.50 N. P. Dodge Corporation 72 " 108.50 Dodge Deve10pement Company 2 13 Claussen IS Country 191.'70 View Dodge Developement Company 1 14 " If 178.92 Dodge Developement Company _'.2 14 II If 181.26 Dodge Developement Company 1 15 " tl 156.34 ffotal ~?9001. 57 Respectfully submitted this 20th day of September, 1950. Members of the City Council Notion of CunninC{,'ham, 8 econdeo. by Toft 1 vms adopt ed. . I I I . (",) {1, f\ (.;, U ~jY RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF GRAND ISulND, NEBRASKA; si tting as a Boal'd of Equalization after due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving District No. 123 to be the total sum of $8545.79; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the :1- sum of ~p8545. 79 and that we find the benefi ts accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAlvIE LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNtj . - ------ 1 Abrahamson's Sub. ~1;185. 75 2 II 185.75 3 11 185.75 4 It 125.04, 5 II 125.04 6 11 185.75 7 It 185.75 8 II 185.75 9 II 280.02 10 II 311.13 11 II 437.46 12 II 338.89 13 " 338.89 14 II 437.36 15 II 311.13 16 11 280.02 1 43 Vi/asmer IS 2nd 416.40 2 43 " II 186.68 3 43 II II 80.68 8 43 II " 80.68 9 43 II II 186.68 10 43 II II 416.4,0 3 41 " II 80.68 4 41 II It 186.68 Mrs. Mary Fisher Wilma & Anna Anderson John C. & Hazel R. Schneider James D. & Anna O. Putman Willard J. & Bernice 1/I. Ruff E. J. McConaughey Clara Wiegert Robert & Doris A. Hart Lawrence ~:e. & Luella L. Powell Melvin H. Hendricks James G. & Lucille J. Johnson Walter & Beryl B. Martens Earl W. & Florence Conrad Sweeney I'/.larvel Steen Hornady & Joyce "Wright Hornady Paul J-. & Mary France s Hi tchler Albert &, Lucille S. Braune Walter W. & Helen Riese Raymond A. & Louise M. Westre Donald R. & Jean M. Jordan John D. & Lo'uise M. Bainbridge The Island Realty Company City of Grand Island Lola M. Bane Ray C. & Inga Cottingham . I I I . ('" 1 .0 ,>~ . ~ y ,,#-~...J RES 0 L UTI 0 N ~ Kenneth V. & Fay A. Willis Roy L. & Laura Hahn Everett P. & Edith J. Idorris John V. & Margaret A. Boyle Island Realty Company LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT Wasmerts 2nd $416.40 It II 416.40 tt II 186.68 It If 80.68 5 41 6 41 7 8 41 41 A tract of land on the south side of A~~a Street between Monroe Street and Jackson Street in the SE~--NV\r~ Section 21 -11-9 1'111.27 Total ;,::8545. '"19 Respectfully submitted this 20th day of September, 1950. Menliers of the City Council Motion of VHnkhoff, seconded by Cunni nghrMIl , resolution il'TaS adopted. ~) 1 ~i t..;;.l.t.L:lb RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI1~ OF' GRAND ISLAND~ NEBRASKA: sitting as a Board of E~lalization after due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving District No. 127 to be the total sum of ~p2935.68; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of ~1;2935. 68 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUl'JT --- -- Amanda E. Flo wer 6 37 Wasmer's 2nd $300.24 Maud Nielsen 7 37 11 It 289.12 Mildred F. Baker 8 37 fl " 289.12 Mary A. Brophy 9 37 11 If 289.12 Ivan C. & Doris M. Hember 10 37 II " 300.24 I Gilbert E. fJ. Lona E. Keen 1 40 II II 300.24 William Rabe 2 40 " fl 289.12 Carl & Jane M. Fischer 3 40 II II 289.12 Clifford D. & HEHen F. Arnett 4 40 II II 289.12 Ralph J. & Prances B. Granere 5 40 II \I 300.24 -......-- :[10 ta 1 $2935.68 Respectfully submi tted this 20 day of Sep tember , 1950. ~ I . Members 07 the City Council Motion of 1:Jinl\:.hoff, seconded by Cunningham, re8.o lution ~fas adopted. . I I I . '?':1 ~ I'.......t....r~ RESOLU'ItION BE IT RESOLVED BY frEE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI'n 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. 134 to be the total sum of iH09.20; that we find the benefi ts accI'uing to the real e state in said distric t to be the sum of $;409.20 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descI'lptions as follows: NAME lQ! BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT James VV'. Beltzer 6 46 Wasmer's 3rd ~p83. 70 Jame s w. Beltzer ? 46 II " 80.60 James 'N. Beltzer 8 46 " " 80.60 10la Grimminger-wife 9 46 II It 80.60 Iola Gril11rJ1inger-wife 10 46 II It 83.70 'Inat the lots, tracts and parcels of land lying on the south side of Anna Street between ':Pilden Street and Clay Street, which said lots, tracts and parcels of land lie beyond the corporate limits of the City of Grand Island and adjacent to tlle main in said Water Main District No. 134, be charged and assessed at the rate of ~pl.55 per foot, if and when any of such lots, tracts and parcels of land are connected with the main in said district, the amount thereof to be paid in full and collected as a tapping charge. 'I'otal (iLl 09 00 \p...:. .;,.., Respectfully submitted this 20th day of September, 1950. Members of the City Council Motion of Toft I seconded by Cunningham, resolution "'ias aa.opted. . I I I . RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- ':":' 1 '~ h;;,: . ~..D BE IT RESOLVED BY ':CHE CITY COUNCIL OF' THE CIllY 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 IViain District 11135 to be the total SUIll of $2581.92; that vve find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of ;11;2581.92 and that; we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the surnsset opposite the several descriptions as follows: Lo'r BLOCK NAME Joseph Dennis & Mary Dennis 1 Levi G. & Abbie N. Page c. Ruth Alexander Clement & Hose Goehring M. J. & Emma A. O'Hara M. J. & E~na A. O'Hara M. J. & &nma A. O'Hara M. J. & Er@1a A. O'Hara Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson 'Ithomas G. & Al;y"ce .l;!;. Watson Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson 'l'homas G. & Alyce E. Watson Leroy & Fern Priesendorf Leroy & Fern Priesendorf David Kaufmann Leonce J. & Betty' J". Albarado Franklin E. & Edith M. Vierk Hervin Ogden William &; Fannie Bosworth William & Fannie Bosworth Cora B.Wetzel S 88' Cora Brown N 44' Cora B. Wetzel S 88' Cora Brovm N 44' Franklin Vierk Franklin Vierk 1 2 1 1 1 3 4 1 2 2 2 3 2 2 4 1 2 3 3 3 3 4 3 6 5 6 7 8 6 6 6 5 7 6 7 7 7 8 7 5 8 5 8 6 8 6 8 7 $8 8 8 ADDI1'ION AMOUNT George Loan's $107.58 Sub. II II fI If " " " II If II II II II if II II If II II " II \I II II " Total " 107.58 107 . 58 11 If 107.58 " 107.58 107.58 If It 107.58 If 107.58 If 107. 58 107.58 " If 107.58 Il 107.58 \I 107.58 107.58 \I II 107.58 If 107.58 II 107.58 107.58 107.58 107.58 71.72 35.86 " II If II II II 71.72 II 35.86 " 107.58 " 107.58 ~;258l. 92 ~}14 RES 0 L UTI 0 N -------- (con't) Respectfully submitted this 20th day of September, 1950. . I Members of the City Council Motion by vVinkb.off, secon(led by Cunnin;;cham, resolution vms adopted. I I . 1""1,.... _ >.' " ,~ 1..J.... ,~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY 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. 136 to be the total sum of $1723.98; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $1723.98 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: HArm LOT BLOCK ADDI 'rI ON AMOUNT Dodge Development Company 1 4 Claussen1s Country View $107.74 I . Respectfully submitted this 20th day of " II II 107.74 II \I II 107.74 " " " 107.74 " II II 107.74 II " II 107.74 II " If 107.74 II Il fI 107.81 II II II 107.81 II II 11 107.74 " II It 107.74 II II II 107.74 II If 11 107.74 II 11 II 107.74 It II II 107.74 " " \I 107.74 Total ~;1723. 98 . Dodge Developmen t Company 2 4 Dodge Development Company 3 4 Dodge Development Company 4 4 Dodge Development Company 5 4 I Dodge Development Company 6 4 Dodge Development Company 7 4 Dodge Development Company 8 4 Dodge Development Company 9 5 Dodge Development Company 10 5 Dodge Development Company 11 5 Dodge Development Company 12 5 Dodge Development Company 13 5 Dodge Development Company 14 5 Dodge Development Company 15 5 Dodge Development Company 16 5 Members of the City Council Motion by \'Vlnkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution vIas adopted. r\\'''' ", ,~; JL t.P There being no protests on any of these districts, mot ion of Cunningham, seconclecl by Winkhoff, council adj ourned as board of Equalization. . I F. S. T('I11i te City Clerk 9-20-50 Gro.nd Island, Nebr'. Sept. 20, 1950 Council met in regular session, his honor, the mavor presiding. All councilmen pI' eBen t except F'oreman. Petition for space for off-street parking on the north side, the [;;;round previously used for the 01(1 ice house. The petitionel~citing that there is no off-street parking space provided by the city on the north side and that business area was such that there really was demand. John Waggoner represented I the peti tioneri' After discussions etc., on lIlotion of Cunninf~ham, seconded by Winkhoff, the petition '\,ias referred to C. 'VJ'. Burdick and the city manager to meet vIi th the petitioners for further discussions and recommendations. ,Request of Charles LeBranch for permission to build an addition 12 x 22 to a garage building already on this lot (202 v~lest Lmm, 142/1 North Huston), same being 14 x 22, "lherein he makes the statement it is impossible to obtain livin~ quarters for himself, v,rife and t1flO children ane1 this is only a temporary structure and trjEl the intends building on the front of said lot, same to be done within the next two years. o. V. Gilpin an(l a Mr. Schwarz made protest peJ.'te.inins; I . to this particular lot, inasmuch as it waspreviously owned by M,~ Ccu:>lson, it>rho had built garages on several clifferen t lot s wi th the unclerstanclinc;; that houses 'liould be later erected, but on two lots in that locality there are still two garages used as living quarters. After some discussion of the council, Mr. LaBranch and Gilpin, that if there could be a contract entered into whereby tb.ere wassome assurance that this house would be constructed as evidenced by the petition, the protestors vlOulc1 have no particular obj ection. On motion of Cunningham, 4~~ -~~ ..., ,~! -'- ( sec6nded by Toft, petition was referred to the city attorney to drat'.! up a contract by anclbetween the c1 ty of Grand. r 81 anll and IJfr. La Branch, l~Thereby 141'. La Branch w'ould agree to abide by the buildin{l code and have residence constructed vTi thin said t1'ITO years. Also that the so-called temporary structure . I to be removed in case the contract was not fulfilled. Petition for rezoning the south half of block 14 and all of 15 in Ashton place from Industrial to Class A residential. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, heari <;J{V\' set for 7:30~ October 4. oat e vIas Petition for paving district west First street from Blaine to Ingalls street waspresented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, city attorney was instructed to prepare ordinance. Bids on gravel district 24 were opened and read as f 01101'11"8: Luther & Maddox, 99~ cubic yard $116i3.20 Platte Valley Construction, $1.05 pel"' cubic yard 12~~9. 00 Ri i~ G 1 C ~- 00 .bO ~ :L vers c,e rave 0., 'ijJL. t~ CU l C yare. 12~O:::). 00 I Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, bids were referred to the city manager for recommendation. Bids on pavi distI'icts l~)Z) n.nd 134 i,1rel'e openecL and. l"eacl as folloi,vs: Dist. 133 1~~4 D. '1 E ... 0 lamonc ,'.JnQP.neel"lng Co. $3553. ~)3 '}+'1000 00 'iP _'-~,1l,....)U. f-.J -- Inasmuch as these bids were tied, and the bid on paving dist. lZ54 "'JaB ((lpg.GO) ove)," the estimC.',te, motion by Cunningham, seconcl.ed by hTi nklwff, bids 1:le:ce I'e.j ect eel and city clerk authorized to re-advertise for bids to be opened October 4. Request of H. F. Glover for permission to build curb sidewalk along lots 1 to 11 inclusive in block 1, Meves First AdcU tion, 'iras presentec1. Recommendation of the city rnanugc'X' I . that SeJTl e be grant ed. On motion of rfoft, seconO.ed 1)7 \'7in]r,.lwff, recommendation of city 81" was approved. Request of H.P. Glover to build curb sid.evleJ.k in front of lots 125 to 129 inclusive, West Lawn Addition, was presented, same havlng; been recommended the city manager. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted. (t':;\, ~? &...' ..l.'...l} Grand Island, Nebraska. September 20, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: . I The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Paving District No. 135, which district is to be in 11th Street from Wheeler AY~nua to Elm Street. Approx. 675 cu. yds. excavation @ $1.00 per. cu. yds. 652 cu. yds. 6" concrete slab @ $16.50 per. cu. yd. 1290 lin. ft. curb & gutter @ $1.35 per. lin. ft. 200 lin. ft. 1 x 6 expansion @ $.25 per. lin. ft. $675.00 10758.00 1741.50 joint 50.00 Total 13224: 50 Plans and specifications are on file in the City Engineer's office. ~~" submit~ed, R:;L. Harrison City Engineer On rilotion of Cunnin[ham, seconclee1 by Toft, ":T8.8 approved. I Bid of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horacek on lot 3, block 14, Fairview Park addition, 8200, was presented and after some discussion as to the details of the bid, the mayor referred same to Cunninsham and Winkhoff for further investigation. Request of Lucille Glover for permission to construct a residence on north half of lot 10, block 19, Baker's Addition was presented along with permission from the adjoining property owners. Same bei recommended l)y city D1Emeger. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted. Request of AUicust Jacobsen for bllileU permi t 1vhich had been referred to city manager and city buildi inspector to confer "rith Mr. JSlCobsen, 1,vho presented si eel pe2'mit from I . the Hc1j oining property O1:rners thflt same 'V<JOuld be acceptable to them. Hecommenc1ation by the ci ty manager' thB t the request for buildi permit be ~ranteQ. On motion of Toft, seconfed by vlin}:hoff, reque8t Fas anted. Annual report of the Municipal Band, George houser, Direct or, lilan vresented. .' On motion of Toft, seconded by Hinl<:.:- hoff, report was approved. ;Cl) 1; {\ ~J ..J... ,;9 t. f"' ec; lOti o:~ c.it~l rn::}.ll erl t the c1 0-'" Je September 15 Gr2nd Is Independent pertainln to the opening of the Eddy Streot underpass be made a part of t minute!)" was approved on motion ofOunni , seeo ed by Vlinkhoff.. . I I I .. c'n) ~.(! (.. Performance bond of American La F'r[;.nce Company viEtS presented, having been okayed by the city attorney. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was approved. Mr. Cunningham stated that he had made an offer of $1 to a member of the County Board for fr lot 3, block 11, Wnllichs Addition, inasmuch as that parcel of ground waB of no accoUnt for any purpose to the county and the city owned 1'1' lot 2, block 11, ~;J'e,llichs,.... being the great er' of the tv'lO, but this sa1(~, member thought the offer should be qp5, but that he 1i-JOuld pre Gent to the board of E3upervi 80rs, 1rJhich 'tvould be rep art ed on as soon as any action was taken. BorleJ.S o:e " fA.. Stl~LL11S1cy R. T. Gericke Vlalter Geis j-.'1. Ii. 8 t .})11E11 Policemen William A. Barrett, Pawn Broker were presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, bonds were approved. Application for trailer parking, 1414 West Anna, was presented and referred to the city manager. Request of Clement Earl for membership in the l'!1.;ll1icipal Retirement, was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by vTinkhoff, 1:<T8.8 referred to the city manage:c. Proposed leases between the city of Grand Island and various ind,ivid.uals and companies 't'JeI'e presented as follOl,rs: Fairacres Dairy Farms, buildi ~\~180 per year identified as T-112, Reuben Frei, buildi identified as T-lOl, $500 per year Omaha Cold Storage, T-314 and T-317,3 months, $70 Omaha Cold Star e, T-;518- T-320, 3 months, ~~70 Clarence Williams, T-140s T-716, T-719, $840 per year GrandIsland Bottling Company T-109, $528.20 per year On recommendation of oi ty manager, motion of Vlinkhoff, seconc'led by Toft, leases were approved and the mayor and clerk authorized to siu;n. Ordinance 2427 levying assessment on sewer district 234 was regularly passed by the council and si eel by the mayor. Ordinance 2427 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winld-lOff, 't'lBS placed on first readi at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, rroft, \'!inkhoff, Cunningham. Voting' no 1 none. Foreman Absent. . I I I . ~..'~ t .",. i..I .Ii. Ordinance 2427 - Motion by Ounningham, seconded by ltJinl'(- hoff, rul s suspended and ordinance placed on second raadi by title only. Roll cell bgllot. Voti yes, Johnson, Toft, ';Vink- hoff, Cunningham. Voting' no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2427 - Motion by Cunningham, Seconc1ed by Winkhoff', rules sUf:'3penclecL and ordinance placed on thircl l"'eading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, iNinl(hoff, CunninSi,;ham. Vot ing no, none. F'ol~eman absent. Ordinance 2427 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Votinc yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkho ,Cunnini'ham. Votine. no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2428 levying special assessments on paving district 1:23 'tvas re(~ularly passed b:T the council and signed by the mayor. Ordi nance 2428 - Motion by vlinkhoff, seconded by Cunning- ham, VJaS placed_ on first read,ing at len&cth. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, VTinkhOff, Cunnine.:harn. Votini~' no, none. Fox'eman absent. Orm nanca 2428 - Notion by 1nn}choff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voti yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2428 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cun- ningham, rules suspen<led an<1. or<11n8nce placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Gunnin[;heJ'J1. Voting no, nons. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2428 - J;~otion by vlinkhoff, seconctecl by Cunningham, orclinD.nce placed on finp,l pass2G);e and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, vlinkhoff, Cunningham. Vat ing no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinanc~ 2429 levying special assessment on paving diet. 127 \'Tas regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. OJ,:"'dinance 24f29 - Hotion by Cunnin6~ham, secondecl by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Jotl11son, Toft, iHnkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2429 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhof'f, rules suspended and or<linance placed on second reacting ,~ t;; fl) ~, (,..j l:.dJ by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, WinldlOf:f', Cunnin,2;ham. Votin[;; no, no11e. Foreman r:tb:-lent. Ordinance 2429 - Motion by Cunninzham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended ancl orcl.inan.ce placed on third rencling by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson Toft, . I 1tlinkhoff, Cunningham. Vat in:. no, none. F'oJ'pr:WJl absent. Or>(Uncll1ce ~~/::29 - lvlotion by Cunningham, seco nded by Toft, ord~nance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Votinu: yes, Johnson Toft, ''linkhoff, Cunning- ham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2430 levying special assessment on water main district 134 ivas regularly passed by the council and signed. 1:w the mayor. Ordinance 2430 - Notion by i'linkllOft', s econcled by rroft, was placed on first readi at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson Toft, Winkhoff, Cunnin;Z;ham. Votin': no ~;;..- , none. B'oreman absent. Ordinance 2430 - J:lot ion by vlinkhoff, seconded by I OunninGham, rules BllSp enCLed an(i orcll nan ce placed on seconeL readi nC by title only. Roll cp,ll ballot. Votin6;'; yes, Johnson, Toft, Vlinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2430 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning- ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on thircl reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson Toft, Wink- hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2430 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning- ham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunning- ham. VotinfS no, none. F'orernan absent. Ordinance 243~ levying special assessments on water main I . district 135 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2431 - Motion bY' Cunningham, seconcled by \Vink- hoff, was placed on first readi at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, i'(inkhoff, Cunnine;b.am. Voting" no, none. Foreman absent. Orclinance 2431 - r~otion by Cunningham, seconcled by VJinJdlOff, rules suspended Emd ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, . I I I . rr ry ') r;.....t:.Jl'.lJ Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2/:1:31 - Motion by Cunnin[{:ham, seconcled by Winmof!, rules suspended eJ1d ordinance -'Jlacec1 on thircl reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, j- ob.nson, Toft, Vlinl\.hoff, Cunningham. Vat ing no, none. Forem eJ'l ab s ant. Orc1inance 2431 - Notion by Cunningham, secondeo. by vJinkhoff, ordinance placed on final passac::e and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Vot in[:;; ye s, Johnson, Toft, \rfinkhoff, Cunning- ham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2432 levying special assessment on water main cUst. 1:36 1-iaS rog;ulal'ly passecl by tlle council Dncl s1 ed by the mayor. Ordinance 24:32 - Motion by liJinl<:hoff, seconded. by Cun- ningham, was placed on first readi at length. Roll call ballot. Votin(' yes, Job.neon, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunninc;ham. Voti Foreman absent. no, none. Ordinance 2432 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning- ham, rul es SUEP ended. and orO.inance IJlacecl on 8 econel. l"e8.ding by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, vVinkhoff, Cunnini,cllarn. 'loti no, none. Foreman absent. Ordinance 2432 - Motion ill' i rllf~l}o ]~:e , r~ e 001"1(1 eel 1JY Cunninham, rules 81JSpencled EUH1 ol""dinance placec;, on third reacting by title only. Roll call ballot. Voti yes, lTohnson, 'roft, vfinkhoff, Cunnin((harn. Vot ing no, none. F'orernan absent. Orc1inan ce 2,1.1:::52 - )\10tion by TiJinkhoff, seconcled by Cunnin , ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Holl c[',ll ballot. Vat yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunninc;ham., Votinc' no, none. F'o:ceman absent. Ordinance 2433 rezoning lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, block 10, College addition from residence A to business A was regularly passed by the council and 81 ed by the mayor. Ordinance 24~53 - Motion by Winkhoff, f:zeconc1ecl by Cunninf~- ham was placed on first readl at length. Roll call ballot. Voting' yes, Jo~mBon Toft, vvinlchoff, CunninCI;ham. VotiniJ: no, none. :Woreman abs ent. Ordinance 2433 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cun- ninifr:ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second " . reaCl.ln&~' by title only. Roll call ballot. Voti yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. VotinC no, none. Foreman absent. 0: (]I,,, ho..l t:.d tf: Ordinance 2433 - :Motion by. vlinYJloff) 8 econced by Cunning- ham rules suspended and ordlnance placed on third readinc by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Jolulson, Toft, \~inkhoff 1 Cunnine;ham. Vot ing no, none. Foreman absent. . I OrcUnance 243~5 - Hotion by Vlinkhoff, s econc1ed by Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finallY passed. Roll call bEllot. Vot in,Z' yo El, t.T 011n80n, Toft, "\Vinkhof'f, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent. Clai s against the city were presented. On motion of '\V1ni;J.lOff, s(,;cono.ed by Cunningham, claims ~vere alloiJJ8o. as presented ,'1.nc1 listed in the claim re ster. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Win~loff, council 1 j 1 a(A. ourn ea. F' . S. \'I11i t e City CIerI\: 9-20-50 I I . . I I I . 2,;2"5 Grand Island, Nebr. Sept. 21, 1950 (2 P.M.) Council met as per special CR of th Mayor, irJho presided. All councilmen present except Foreman and Toft. The bids of the Diamond Engineering Compeny on paving eU stri at s 133 ('\Bel 1;34 beini~C tied, I'Jere reconsHl.er'e(l, there having been an error in the engineer's estimate in the yardage of concrete in district 1;54. On motion of Cunnlnit,'hHm, ssconded by Winkhoff, c1 ty clerk WftS direct cd to HleJ/,:e correction in the en~;ineel,18 figures of 63.6 cubic yards concrete at ~p16.50 per 1 <1'1' 9~ t - ;c'1 1 .i(~ . ,.. ) cubic yare J ~ 04 ins ead of 0- O. 6. On motlJD of uunninG~amJ seoonded by lVinkl10ff 1 action of the council on the rej cction of bids on paving districts 133 and 134 was rescinded and the bicls of the Diamond Engineering Company on these o..i8t1'ict8 of $3553.30 and $1288.20 were accepted. . I I I . "r,;'~ ... v,,~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the construction of paving in Paving District No.133 said bids to be received up to 5 o'clock P. M. on the 20th day of September ,1950, and to be opened on said date at 8 o'clock P. ill. at the regular meeting of' the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, The Diamond Engineering Co. of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska filed with the City Clerk of said city a sealed bid, which the City Council found to be the lowest and best bid submitted for said work. NOW, TFlEREFOHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TEJ;il'C OUNC IL OF THE C rry OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said Diamond Engineer- ing Co.in the amount of Three Thousand Five Hundred Fifty Three Dollars ($3,?53.33)and thirty three cents be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Diamond Engineering Co. for the construction of said work 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 the City of Grand Island. Respectfully submitted this 21st day of September 1950. Members of the City CounCil On motion of Winkhoff, 8cconc1ecl by Cunningham, resolution .was adopted. . I I I . C'.: t) ""t k'iVJ /; RESOLUTJON WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the construction of paving in Paving District ~ No.134 said bids to be received up to 5 0 t clock p. M. on the 20th day of September , 1950 and to he opened on . said date at 8 0 t clock p. M. at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WliliREAS, The Diamond Engineering Co. of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska filed wi th the City Clerk of said city a sealed bid, which the City Council found to be the lowest and best bid submitted for said work. NOW, THEREFORE, BE I'll RESOLVED BY 'lIRE COUNCIL OF' TPoE CITY OI.? GRAND ISLAND,.NEBRASKA: that the bid of the said Diamong Engin- eering Co.in the amount of One Thousand Two Hundred Eighty-eight Dollars and Twenty Cents ($1,288.20) be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand. Island and the said Diamond Engineering Co. for the construction of said work and that the President of the City Council and the Clel"'k of said City he and the.y are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on. behalf of the City of Grand Island. Respectfully submitted this 21st day of September 1950. Members of the Ci ty Council- On motion of vvin]zhoff, S Gconc1ed by Cunninccharn, l'esolution vre.s e.clopt ed.. Hi.". Keg;c;in appeared befol~e the council 't'Ji th reference to builcli on site at 1123 west Fourth street claiming he would like to hllVe special cUspensation for construction of builciing on account of the fact that if he builds on the east lot line, it woulc1 be necessary to remove several trees clairnecl by his neighbor and if he moves four feet in from the lot line, it . I I I . ,,::t')lR (",. G ~J will put him too C10S8 to his ~dest lot line an to location of railroad spur. After 80me discussion, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was referred to city mnnace:c vi th power to act. The bid of ,Joseph Hor-acell:. on lot 3, bloclt 14, Fairvic"iJ' P ':::) ..o-~.tr <.:_",.L ..:b Adell t ion, ~~l~:li C1-1 1/18 S referred to Cunningham and Winkhoff, was cla.rifi ed tllI'OU[{h contact 8 ITlD.de my ~'linkhoff ['nd. Cunningham. Mrs. Horacek made a new bid of $250 and agreed to pay delin- quent real estate taxes, all special assessmentsand interest. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bid was accepted. Motion of Vlinl;:hoff, seconc1ec1 by Cunnin[;;ham, oouncil adjourned. F. S. Hhite City Clerk 9-~21-50 . I I I . ~90 ~~Q' Grand Islan~ Nebr. October 4, 1950 Council met as boardof Adjustment on .rezoning st Block 14 tV and block 15, Ashton Place from Industrial to Clas~Residential. His Honor, the Mayor, presidin~. All councilmen present. Request was read as presented September 20. The Mayor asked for protests from the group assembled. After some discussion between council and petitioners, there being no protestors, motion of Toft, seconded by Foreman, request was grantedand city attorney authorizedto prepare ordinance. City manager Rudd mentionedthe case of the city VB. Reimer's estate, which had been carried to the 8upre~e Court, stating that he felt there was no probability of the city receiving donation verbally as made/by Mr. Reimers sometime prior to his demise. Motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, city attorney was authorized to have the case dismissed. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, council adjourned as board of Adjustment. F. S. White, City Clerk Grand Island, Nebraska October 4, 1950 Council met in re~ular session, his honor, the Mayor, presiding. All councilmen present. accompanied by Mr.Swanson Atty Geor~e Abbott/appeared before the council pertaining to the home for convalescents maintained by the Swansons at 1204 West Eighth Street, stating that at this time there are only three persons, outside of the Swanson family, who are being housed at this location. After some discussion, Mr. Winkhoff called attention to the fact that the council officially disposed of the case previously and as far as the council was concerned, the only thing in question is the time to be given in moving the convalescents. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that thirty days~ time from this date be given for the Swansons to comply with the Ordinances of Grand Island, according to the letter of the City Manager under date of August 9, 1950. Melroy Martin, representing the Spelts Lumber Company and two customers, made verbal request for permission to build garage on the lot line. There having been no detailed plans presented, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was referred to the . I I . (" ". n t..' \"j d city mana~er and city buildin~ inspector for recommendation and approval. Peti tion for paving west First street in the 26l!lOand 2700 Wt.)! p;(~s1.sA, blockMwhich was presented September 20, council having taken favorable action. The petitioners bein~ present at this time requested the council pass ordinance creating said pavin~ district. Ordinance 2434 creating paving district 136 was re~ularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2434 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at len~th. Roll call ballot. Votini yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2434 - On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cun- Bill Curphy Company, $18,370 120 days Omaha Electrical Company, $17,285 (no time given on Omaha Elect'ric Co.) City mana~er Rudd called attention to the fact that the bids were considerably over the engineer's estimate and suggested that the same be taken under advisement. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, bids were referred to the city manager and C. W. Burdick for further investigation and to report back at the next meeting. Mr. Pierpont appeared before the council with a request to install several wastepaper containers at various locations in the business district especially, with permission granted to him for sellin~ advertising to appear on same. After some discussion, on motion of Foreman, seconded by Win~10ff, request WaS referred to the city attorney and city manager with authority to act. e I I I e r:' ~ 4 ,;...iJJ S. E. Martin addressed the council with reference to buildin~ to be enlarged by John Goettsche at 1221 West Charles street statin~ that the buildin~ inspector had stopped construction work. Mr. Martin was informed that up to date there had been no application made for a buildin~ permit and .that there is also some question as to ~~:xboc~~~~ ~~~~onverting a garage into living quarters especially two houses on one lot. . I I I . c;:....Q 2 kU RES 0 L UTI 0 N --...--------- WHEREAS, the County of Hall brought an action entitled IICounty of Hall vs Charles E. Williams and Williams, first real and true name unknown, his wife, et al.," to foreclose taxes due on Lots One, Two and Three (1, 2 & 3), Block Sixty-seven (67), Yiheeler & Bennett's Second Addition to the City of Grand Island, wnich action was filed in the Distl~ic t Court of Hall County, Nebraska, on the 27th day of October, 1949 and is identified as Tax Ii'oreclosure Action No. 20, and WHEREAS, said lots and tracts of land were sold at sheriff's sale on the 5th day of April, 1950 and were purchased by Vi. H. Ehrsam of the City of Grand Island and the city's lien for special assessments due on said lots for the construction of the sewer in Sewer District No. 203 was,therefor, foreclosed and forever barred and the special assessments now appearing on the records of the Oi ty 'l'reasurer for the construction of said sewer district, should be cancelled and re- moved from the tax records. THEHEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the spec.iaL assessments appearing on the tax records in the office of the City Treasurer .for the construction of the sewer in Sewer District No. 203, assessed against Lots One, Two and Three (1, 2 & 3), Block Sixty-seven (67), \!Vheeler & Bennett's Second Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, be, and the same are hereby cancelled and ordered stricken from the records; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed, ordered and authorized to cancel said special assessments and strike the same from the records and that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 1./ ~ day of ~ 1950. Members of the City Council On motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. . I I I . r:0 ''Il ~'u ~.~ RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the construction of Gravel District No. 24 said bids to be received up to 5 o'clock p. M. on the 20th day of September ,1950, and to be opened on said date at 8 0' clock P. M. at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, Don Luther and Ralph Maddox, partners, doing business under the firm name and style of Luther &; Maddox of the City of Grand Island filed with the City Clerk of said city a sealed bid, which the City Council found to be the lowest and best bid submitted for said work. NOW, TBEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED BYTBE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the bid of the saidDon ~lther and Ralph Maddox, partners, doing business under the firm name and style of Luther &; Maddox be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Don Luther &; Ralph Maddox, partners, doing business under the firm . name and style of Luther &; Maddox for the construotlon of said work 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 the City of Grand Island. Respectfully submitted this 4th day of 1950. October />/7 M~nbers of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution was ~dopted and Mayor and clerk authorized to sign contract. Performance bonds of Diamond Engineering Company on paving districts 133 and 134 were presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved. Application for building permit by William Roberts having been presented to the building inspector and permission from the adjacent property owners to William Roberts to construct a duplex . I I I . pQ,{ ~u~ on the south 61 ft. of lot 4, block 8, 6ri~inal Town. After some discussion, on motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunnin~ham, was ref- erred to the city manager with power to act. Request of the Messiah Lutheran Church to construct a curb sidewalk on the east side of Locust street from Seventh street to the alley north. On recommendation of City Manaier, motion by ~'oreman, seconded by Toft, request was ~ranted. Protest on paving dist. 135 with signatures of over 65% of property owners was presented. City manager advised the council that an ordinance had been prepared repealin~ ordinance #2426. Request of Grand Island Community Chest for donation by the city Water and Light Dept. for $100 was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Foreman, Water and Light Department was directed to donate $100. City manager Rudd advised the council that the county had acquired possession of lots 3 and 4, block 14, Boggs and Hill and also that the city had approximately $200 assessments against these lots. He recommended that if possible to acquire same for a nominal fee, that the city purchase said lots 3 and 4, blocK 14, Bo~~s and Hill. Motion of Cunnin~ham, seconded by Foreman, autho- rity was given to investigate the probability of purchase and the city attorney to advise as to the special assessments against these lots. The ~ayor sug~ested tlwt City manager Rudd and Cunning ham contact the board of supervisors as to the price. City manaier advisedthe council that he and Mr. Burdick had contacted Mr. Waggoner, who represents the petitioners, for a parkini lot on the north side, stating that the reason for requesting a parkin~ lot was simply a matter of gettin~ something done with reference to the enclosure around the lot where the transformers had been set. Also that it was favorable to the petitioners to construct a brick wall similar to the one on Pine street north of the power plant. City manager advised the council pertaining to construction of building requested by Mr. Keggin, which has been discussed con- siderably, and that Mr. Keggin had one of three alternatives. At this time Mr. Cunnin~ham advised the council that Keggin had evidently made arrangements for the purhcase of the trees along the west side of his neiihbor's lot as the trench had been du~ for foundation for the walls. . I I I . '\\~~ "", 'U ,g City attorney informed the council that Mr. La Branch, who made the request for buildin~ permit for temporary residence purposes, had not contacted him with reference to furnishin~ bond or signin~ of contract. City manager mentioned the proposed improvements on the residence at the cemetery, the enclosure of porch, kitchen sink, cupboard alterations and re-shinglin~ would cost apprOXimately $2300 and revamping of the heatin~ system estimated at $400 including blower. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham that work proceed as per recommendation of the mayor and to ad- vertise for bids to be received October 18 up to 5 o'clock P.M. City manager advised the council tentative plans had been drawn for much talked of city iara~e, estimated cost of $30,000 to $33,000 for building and $5,000 for tools. City mana~er called attention to the requests comin~ in that something be done pertainin~ to rest rooms. No positive action taken. Supplemental agreements by and between the city of Grand Island and the Vet's Administration pertaining to the furnishing of water, light, sewa~e and fire protection, were presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, after approval by the city attorney, supplemental agreements were approved and proper officials authorized to sign. The mayor called attention to the fact that one form had "City Water and Light Department"and the other "City of Grand Island.lI He advised that he felt that both agreemen t s should be with thell ci ty of Grand Island." . I I I . !";Q~ ~uO Grand Island, Nebraska. October 4, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the cost of construction of a part of Water Main District No 89 which part is to be in Anna Street from Monroe Street to Madison Street. Approx. 300 line ft. 6" cast iron water main in place with all fittings @ $2.60 per. line ft. sq. yds. clay-gravel stabilized base @ $.75 per. sq. yd. sq. yds. asphalt surfacing '1. @ $.975 per. sq. yd. 97.50 $'952.50- " 100 $780.00 75.00 " 100 To tal ~~~~ubmitted) E. W. Keiss Assistant Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, estimate Was approved and the clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be re- ceived up to five o'clock P~M. October 18 and opened at the regular meetin~ at 8 o'clock, same date. Proposed leases on wildint?;s at the airport were presented as follows: Omaha Cold Stora~e, buildin~s identified as,T-12l6, T-12l7, T-12l8, for three months, each for $105. John L. Hudson Company, buildin~ identified as T-803, 2 months, $87.50 Marvin E. Vautravers, T-12, one year, $10.50 per month Same being recommended by the city mana~er for approval. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, leases were approved and Mayor and clerk authorized to sign. Bonds of Earl Roseberry Roland Scott, Police officers Dale Howard Stites, master plumber were presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, bonds were approved. Ordinance 2435 repealin~ ordinance 2426 was re~ularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2435 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2435 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. . I I I . !"~ ''"'I ~utf Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Veting no., none. Ordinance 2435 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance nlaced on third reading by title only. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Teft, Winkhoff, Cunnin~ham, Voting ne,nor Ordinance 2435 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.. Roll call ballot. Votin~ yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2436 authorlzi~~ sale of lot 1, block 14, WasmerJs Addition to. the First Methodist Church for $1000 was re~ularly passed by the council and si~ned by the mayor. Ordinance 2436 - Motion by Winkhoff, secended by Cunningham, erdinance placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Votin~ no., nene. Ordinance 2436 - Metien by Winkheff, secended by Cunningham, rules suspended and erdinance placed on second reading by title enly. Rell call ballot. Vo.ting yes, Johnson, Fereman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Veting no., nene. Ordinance 2436 - Metion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningha$ rules suspended and erdinance placed en third reading by title enly. Roll call ballet. Veting yes, Jehnsen, Foreman, Teft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no., nene. Ordinance 2436 - Motien by Wi nkheff , secended by Cunningham, ordinance placed en final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballet. Vetin~ yes, Jehnson, Fereman, Teft, Winkheff, Cunningham. Veting no, nene. Ordin@.nce 2437 authorizing the sale of lot 3, blecK 14 for $250, plus real estate taxes and unpaid special assessments to. ~oseph Horacek and Myrlin Heracek was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2437 - Metion by Winkheff, secended by Toft, was placed en first reading at length. Rell call ballet. Veting yes, Jehnson, Foreman, Teft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Veting no., nene. Ordinance 2437 - Metion by Winkheff, secended by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on secend reading by title enly. Roll call ballot. Veting yes, Jehnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2437 - Metienby Winkheff, secended by Teft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. . I I I . {"--no ';'..u C, Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunnin~ham. Votin~ no, none. Ordinance 2437 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunnin~ham. Voting no, none. Contract by and between the city of Grand Island and John Cla~ssen and Sons for the construction of pump house in Stolley Park Addition was presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, contract was approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign. City manaier Rudd mentioned that he had received verbal request for the closing of Tilden street from John to Anna street. After some discussion, on account of the Presbyterian Church havini purchased property just south for the construction of a church, no positive action was taken. Discussion on the needs of play ~rounds in different sections of the city, but no positive action taken. Claims a~ainst the city were presented. On motion of Cun- ningham, seconded by Toft, claims were allowed as presented and registered in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunnin~ham. Votin~ no, none. Motion of Cunnin~ham, seconded by Winkhoff, council adjourned. F. S . Itlhi t e , City Clerk 10-4-50 . I ..............._~ = ;---- I . FUND :Bond &: Interest Administration Engineer Storm Sewer Health Fund Ci ty Hall City Scales Municipal Pool Incidentals Airport Airport Lightinc Street Ie Alley ~as Tax Sani ta tion Park Fund Police Fund Cemetery Fire Fund pemsion Fund Eddy Street Sycamore street Sewer Fund Sewer Construction Paving Fund Music Fund Total Approp. Transf'ers Ice Fund Water Fund Ligh t Fund Sewer District Paving District APPROPRIATIONS AND EXP~JDITURES FOR FI,SCAL ygAR TO OCT. 5, 1950 APPROPRIATION S $40,912.50 31,540.00 24,000.00 3'2,000.00 10,000.00 4,700.0Q 1,000.00 6,000.00 86,000.00 78,647.71 137.78 35,000.OG 14,560.28 52,440.64 40,200.00 108,000.00 115,000.00 121,500.0a 35,160.00 208.95 190,371.56 60,000.00 65,321.05 60,409.68 6JOO~.€)~ 11,219,110.15 , 511. 6~ 1,219.621.80 RECEIPTS & TRANSFERS 511.65 511.65 EXPENDED 6,156.56 6,097.94 14,949.47 1,668.8a 939.96 151.50 2,045.22 1,231.54 10,970.18 3,288.70 3,141.85 6,370.09 7,770.81, 19,018.57 5,027.31 15,806.05 1,178.73 9,500.90 19,047.78 15,124.10 1,500.00 tr' !} U ....-u .1 EAJJAN CE 140,912.50 25,383.44 17,902.06 17,050.53 8,331.20, 3,760.04 848.50 3,954.78 84,768.46 67,677.53 137.78 31,711..39 11,418.43 46,070.55 32,429.19 88,981.43 109.972.69 105,693.95 .3.3 , 9 81. 27 208.95 190,371.56 50,499.H) 46,273.27 45,797.23 4,500.00. 150,986.0bl,06g,635~7.4 5,665.22 19,678.89 103,700.47 8,915.24 28.) 7;38. 2.1 $.317,684.11 Respectfully submitted, F. S.Whi te, City Clerk. . I I I . ~:'&() h.,." J: jJ October 18, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. Council met in regular session. His honor, the Mayor, presiding. All councilmen present. Mr. Hasenflow, from the CAA presented resolutions to the council pertaining to the placing of Tetrahedron positioner at the airbase and the sealing of all openings in the runways, whereby the Federal Government, on proper application, would pay 50% of the expense. RESOLUTION Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. Section 1. That the City of Grand Island shall enter into a Sponsor's Project Application forthe purpose of obtaining Federal Aid in the development of the Grand Island Municipal airport and that such agreement shall be as set forth hereinbelow. Section 2. That the Mayor of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska is hereby authorized and directed to execute said Sponsor's Project Application in sextuplicate on behalf of the Ctty of Grand Island, Nebraska, and the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to impress the official seal of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and to attest said execution. Section 3. That the Sponsor's Project Application, in four pages, referred to hereinabove is inserted in full and attE!ched herewith, and made a part hereof as Exhibit "0". EXHIBIT 110" ATTACHED Passed and approved on this 18th day of October, 1950. O. 'Vv. Johnson Mayor ATTEST: F. S. White City Clerk Motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wihkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. . I I I . 2'4J RESOLUTION Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. SECTION 1. That the City of Grand Island shall enter into an Agency Agreement on Project No. 9-25-051-002 for the purpose of obtaining federal Aid in the development of the Grand Island Municipal Airport and that such agreement shall be as set forth hereinbelow. SECTION 2. That the Mayor of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska is hereby authorized anddirected to execute said Agency Agreement in sextuplicate on behalf of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to impress the official seal of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and to attest said execution. SECTION 3. That the said agreement in four pages, referred to hereinabove 1s inserted in full and attached herewith, and made a part hereof as Exhibit "0". EXHIBIT "0" ATTACHED Passed and approved on this 18th day of October, 1950. O. W. Johnson Mayor ATTEST: F. S. White City Clerk Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnsoh, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoffl Cunningham. Voting no, none. RESOLUTION Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. SECTION 1. That the City of Grand Island shall enter into the Engineering Agreement with the Department of Roads and Irri~ation, State of Nebraska for furnishing Engineering Personnel and Services for Project 9-25-051-002, for the purpose of obtaining Federal Aid in the development of the Grand Island Municipal Airport and that such Agreement shall be as set forth hereinbelow. SECTION 2. That the Mayor of the City of Grand Island Nebraska is hereby authorized and directed to execute said Engineering Agreement in sextuplicate on behalf of the City of . I I I . (I' 6~ ~) "",.. ::L.~ Grand Island, Nebraska, and the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to impress the official seal of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and to attest said execution~ SECTION 3. That the said En~ineering Agreement, in two pages, referred to hereinabove is inserted in full and attached herewith, and made a part hereof as Exhibit 11011. EXHIBIT "011 ATTACHED Passed and approved on this 18th day of October, 1950. O. W. Johnson May or ATTEST: F. S. White City Clerk Motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Votin~ yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. RESOLUTION Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. SECTION 1. That the City of Grand Island shall enter into a force account Agreement on Project No. 9-25-051-002 for the purpose of obtaining Federal Aid in the development of the Grand Island Municipal Airport and that such agreement shall be as set forth hereinbelow. SECTION 2. That the Mayor of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska is hereby authorized and directed to execute said Agency Agreement in sextuplicate on behalf of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and the City Olerk is hereby authorized and directed to impressthe official seal of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and to attest said execution. SECTION 3. That the said agreement in four pages, referred to hereinabove is inserted in full and attached herewith, and made a part hereof as Exhibit "011. EXHIBIT "0" ATTACHED Passed and approved on this 18th day of October, 1950. O. W. Johnson Mayor ATTEST: F. S. White City Clerk On motion of Toft, second by Foreman, resolution was adopted. . I I I . r""f ...:~a' Roll call ballot. Votin~ yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wlnkhoff, Cunnin~ham. Voting no, none. . (Minutes of previous meetin~ approved as read). Bid of the water department, water main district 89, $2.76 per ft.)allil valves and specia~complete was presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, wa.s accepted. Bid of L. D. Nelson Building Service for enclosini porch at the house at the cemetery $1177.29 Was presented. On recommendation of city manager, bid was accepted. . I I I . 2~4. ~-''- RES 0 L UTI 0 IT WHEH~AS~ the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the construction of the balance of Water Main District No. 89 of said City, to be received up to 5 o'clock P. M. on the 18th day of October, 1950 and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date at the regular meeting of the Ci ty Council of said Ci ty." and WHEREAS, the Water Department of said City, submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said water main and the bid of said Vvater Department was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOIIJ~ TEEREPORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the bid of the Water Department of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the construction of said water main be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said water main be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the Water Department, 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 18th day of October, 1950. Members of the City. Council On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was adapted. . I I I . ~'&. ~ "", .u >.fJ RES 0 L UTI 0 N ------ WIIEHEAS, the City of Grand Island invi teel sealed bids i'or some alteration work to be done on the sexton's house at the Grand Island Municipal Cemetery, said alteration to consist of enclosing the porch on said dwelling and making a room or office room, sald bids to be received up to 5 o'clock p. M. on the 18th day of October, 1950 and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. at the regular meeting of the City Council, held on said date, and vVHEREAS, the bid of L. D. Nelsen Building Service of the Ci ty of Grand Island, .L'ebraska, in the sum of ~~1177. 29 Vias the lowe stand best bid offered for said project and said bid should be accepted and a contract for said work entered into by and between the City and said bidder. NOW, THEREPORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COill'ifCIL OF 'l'HE CIT'1 OF GRAND ISLA:m, NEBRASKA: that the bid of L. D. Nelsen Building Service, of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the enclosure of said porch and the construction of a room for an office, at the dwelling house of the sexton, at the Grand Island Municipal Cemetery be and the S8-Il1e is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said project be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and L. D. Nelsen Building Service, 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 18th day of October, 1950. ~~ ./" / ,// / Members of the City Council On recommendation of ci ty manager, bid was ado:pted. . I I I . ,~, "~ ,\ '. ~il _- "-'~ J; Request of John Goettsche for building permit for remodeling garage into livin~ quarters, along with permission from adjacent property owner~was presented. On recommendation of city manager, motion by Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, the permit was ~ranted. City manager presented work sheet from the Northwest Bell Telephone Company pertaining to PBX board. After some discussion as to cost, etc., present cost being $198.45 and cost of PBX $161.50. On recommendation of the city manager, motion by Foreman, seconded by Toft, PBX be approved. Bids previously received on power plant substation construction, on recommendation of the city manager were rejected and checks ordered returned. Request from property owners on the east side of Grand Island Avenue from State street to Waugh street for permission to construct curb sidewalk Was presented. On re- commendation of city mana~er, motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, permission was granted for said construction. After some discussion pertaining to the furnishing 'f of ice and continuing manufacturing same, it was su~gested that the city manager contact Fairmont Creamery with reference to the city discontinuing and the Fairmont Creamery taking over manufacturin~ and distribution of ice. List of recommended charge-offs on the Ice, Water and Light Department, having been thoroughly investigated and the city manager recommended that the auditors report be approved, on motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, authority was given Mr. Burdick to charge off all accounts as per auditor's list. . I I I . ",,' t11 -..; ti..' ..:'~ '. ..-' ~ ('J RESOLUTION WHEREAS, on the 4th day of September, 1947, the Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved Ordinance No. 2150 levying special taxes for the purpose of paying the cost of the construction of the main in Sewer District No. 208, and WHEREAS, among other assessments, there appeared the following: NAME BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT J. D. Kirkpatrick N 70' N].--W],. 10 Pleasant Home 4~88. 90 J. D. Kirkpatrick S 70' Nf If{f 10 II It 88.90 I-'I J. D. Kirkpatrick N 70' S-;:>-WI 10 It If 88.90 J. D. Kirkpatrick S 70' st Vi' 10 II II 88.90 -z-J-z Total $355.60 and WHEREAS, the said J. D. Kirkpatrick, the owner of the lots, tracts and parcels of land above described, has sold a certain tract or piece of land to Donald P. Waddick and the said J. D. Kirkpatrick and the said Donald P. Waddick, have applied to the City Council to subdivide the four (4) lots above mentioned into five (5) pieces or parcels of 11 land and that the said sewer tax of ~p355. 60 be reas se ssed and divided equally among the five (5) lots as subdivided, and WHEREAS, the sewer taxes herein referred to are to be collected as a tapping charge when the lots, tracts and parcels of land to be served are connected with the main in Sewer District No. 208. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL Ol" THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the four (4) lots belonging to the said J. D. Kirkpatrick, herein described, be subdivided and reassessed as follows: NAME BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT J. D. Kirkpatrick N 56 ' of W-1. 10 Pleasant Home ~~71.12 2 Donald P. Waddick S 56' of liT 112' of \IV],. 10 11 11 71.12 J. D. Kirkpatrick S 56' of N 168' of wI 10 11 II 71.12 J. D. Kirkpatrick S 56' of N 224' of wI 10 11 II 71.12 2 J. D. Kirkpatrick S 56' of Wl-- 10 II II 71.12 2 Total ~w355. 60 . I I I . 1\", 4f n L..: (.., ,.~ ""'~....." RES 0 L U 1. 1. 0 N ( con t t ) BE IT FURT}~R RESOLVED thgt the taxes herein reassessed be collected as in the case of other special assessments; that the amount thereof be and remain a lien on the real estate herein described as provided for in Ordinance No. 2l50i that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed and authorized to subdivide the lots, tracts and parcels of land herein mentioned as provided herein and to amend his tax records in accordance with the provisions hereof. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 18th day of OctOber, 19~O. Members of the City Council On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, resolution wa.s adopted. . I I I . f' Ik f. ~: ~ ~}~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WB~REAS, on the 13th day of May, 1948, the Council of the City of Grand Island, passed and approved Ordinance Ho. 2138, creating Water Main District No. 112 and thereafter on the 7th day of July, 1948, after the completion of the construction of said water main district, said City Council passed and approved Ordinance No. 2229, assessing the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to pay for the cost of said water main, which said Ordinances No. 2138 and No. 2229 are incorporated herein and made a part hereof, and WHEREAS, in computing the cost of the construction of said Water Main District No. llZ and the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district, an error was made and such lots, tracts and parcels of land were each assessed a sum greater than the actual cost assessable to the real estate in said district and corrections in the amount of such assessment should, therefore, be made and refunds made to the parties entitled thereto in all cases where the assessment has here- tofore been paid in full and adjustments made and credits given in all cases where the full amount of assessment has not been paid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TFili CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the lots, tracts and parcels of land in said Water Main District No. 112 be reassessed as follows: "".' l)><r- ". '. H. ..;,;,} ~1 RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) --......------- ~ LOT. BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT Harold Deland Sayles & Helena Anna Sayles 5 15 Ashton Place $71.24 . Archie L. & Elsie Vivian Hiatt 6 15 " II 71.24 I Frances Olsen 7 15 If If 71.24 Frances Olsen 8 15 " " 71.24 Otto W. McKinney 9 15 Tl If 71.24 Duane E Kersey 10 15 II II 71.24 . Duane E. Kersey 11 15 If tl 71.24 Duane E. Kersey 12 15 II II 73.98 Total ~pl135. 73 Tha t we find the total cost of the construction of said water main district to be the sum of $1135.73; that the benefits accruing to the real estate in said water main district be the total sum of $1135.73 and that the benefits accruing to the lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district be the sums set opposite the several descrip- I tions as herein before provided; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby ordered, authorized and directed to change and amend the tax records of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, in accordance with the provisions of this Resolution; that in all cases where the water main district tax has heretofore been paid in full in accordance with the levy made in Ordinance No. 2229, that the amount of such overpayment be refunded to the person or persons entitled thereto; that claims for such refunds be allowed by the City Council and paid out of the Water Fund and that in all cases where the taxes heretofore levied, have not been paid in full, that the City Treasurer make an adjustment of such tax in accordance with the provisions of this Resolution, to the end that credits be allowed to the persons or persons entitled to the same. I . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk be and he is hereby ordered and directed to forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution. . I I I . ~,51 RES 0 L UTI Q N (contt) Respectfully submitted this 18th day of October, 1950. Members of the City 60uncil On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, resolution was adopted. . I I 1', r:; ~J> fI\;.; tJ r.mi RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, on the 18th day of February, 1948, the Council of the City of Grand Island, passed and approved Ordinance No. 2174, creating Water Main District No. 113 and thereafter on the 23rd day of Uctober, 1948, after the completion of the construction of said water main district, said City Council passed and approved Ordinance No. 2252, assessing the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to pay for the cost of said water main, which said Ordinances No. 2174 and No. 2252 are incorporated herein and made a part hereof, and WHEREAS, in computing the cost of the construction of said Water Main District No. 113 and the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district, an error was made and such lots, tracts and parcels of land were each assessed a sum greater than the actual cost assessable to the real estate in said district and corrections in the amount of such assessment should, therefore, be made and refunds made to the parties entitled thereto in all cases where the assessment has here- tofore been paid in full and adjustments made and credits given in all cases where the full amount of assessment has not been paid. NOW, THEREJ:'ORE, BE IT HESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OJ:' GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the lots, tracts and parcels of land in said 1i'later Main District No. 113 be reassessed as follows: . I I I . r. r~ . .~n) ~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) ~ Pricilla E. Wrenn LOT BLOCK - Ashton Place ~pl03. 02 E. A. Watson & May Watson E. A. Watson & May Watson Nan M. & Dan A. Nichols Lena Galyean Lena Galyean Lena Galyean Late F. Campbell Lafe F. Campbell Northwestern Public Service Company 13 9 Grand Island Safe Deposit Co. 14 Grand Island Safe Deposit Co. 15 16 John & Armilta Bixenman Arno C. & Mildred A. Miller 17 Grand Island Safe Deposit Co. 18 Emil R. & Helen Guendel 19 William A. Leppin 20 W. Howard Bonsall & Hanna Bonsall 21 w. Howard Bonsall & Hanna Bonsall 22 Elsie C. Vieregg 23 Emil R. & Helen Guendel 24 ADDITION AMOUNT 10 6 6 6 If II n 11 103.02 109.08 109.08 It 12 1 II II 8 2 If 105.04 fI 8 3 II 105.04 105.04 105.04 105.04 II 8 4 II II 8 5 It It 8 8 tt It 6 It It 109.08 105.04 9 It II 9 II 105.04 tt 9 " 105.04 ff 9 " 105.04 105.04 105.04 II 9 II II 9 II 11 9 tt 105.04 II 9 9 II 105.04 It II 11 105.04 9 9 tI 105.04 109.08 II II " Total $3114.84 'Ilha t we find the to tal cost of the cons truction of said water main district to be the sum of $3114.84; that the benefits accruing to the real estate in said water main district be the total sum of $3114.84 and that the benefits accruing to the lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as herein before provided; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby ordered, authorized and directed to change and amend the tax records of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, in accordance with the . I I I . t ft.J 0..' ti* R ~ SOL UTI 0 N" (conrt) provisions of this Resolution; that in all cases where the water main district tax has heretofore been paid in full in accordance with the levy made in Ordinance No. 2252, that the amount of such overpayment be refunded to the person or persons entitled thereto; that claims for such refunds be allowed by the City Council and paid out of the Water Fund and that in all cases where the taxes heretofore levied, have not been paid in full, that the City Treasurer make an adjustment of such tax in accordance with the provisions of this Resolution, to the end that credits be allowed to the person or persons entitled to the same. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk be and he is hereby ordered and directed to forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 18th day of Octobe~x950. ~/~ -"~ Members of the City Council On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, resolution was adopted. Mr. Albert Mueller appeared before the council making a request that his basement apartment at 424 West Fifteenth be approved by the council. After some discussion, the city attorney advised the council that according to the zoning ordinance, it would be out of order to give such permission on account of three living units on one lot. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the city manager and engineer for further investigation. Mr. Frank James appeared before the council making complaint as to the use of the alley in Fr block 3, Kernahan and Decker Addition. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Fore- man, was referred to the city manager and engineer to check these surveys. . I I I . (r::~ ",I <J ,) RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND~ NEBR- ASKA~ that sidewalks be constructed on and along the northerly side of Lots One, Two, Four, Six, Eleven and Twelve (1, 2, 4, 6, 11 & 12) in Block Eleven (11), Ashton Place, an addition to the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska and on and along the easterly side of Lot Ten (10), in Block Sixteen (16), Baker's Addition to said City, hereinafter described, within fifteen days after the first publication hereof, or the personal service hereof upon the owners of said lots as follows: mVNERS LOT BLOCK ADDITION --- 1 11 Ashton Place 2 11 If II 4 11 If If 6 11 If II 11 11 If n 12 11 If II 10 16 Baker's Mary Jensen Herman Henry & Ruth M. Golterman Howard A. & Gwendolyn P. Chase o. A. Niess James I. & Norma Merrick John Roland & Gladys Cane W. E. Clayton BE I'll FURTHER RESOLVED) that the City Engineer be instructed to submit plans, specifications and estimates of the probable cost of the construction of the said proposed sidewalks within ten days from the first publication of this said Resolution or the personal service hereof upon the owners of said lots; that the City Manager report promptly at the expiration of the aforesaid fif'teen days to the City Council, the names of' the lot owners who have refused or neglected to construct said sidewalks as herein ordered; and that the City Clerk proceed to advertise for bids for the construction of said sidewalks, as provided by law, immediately after the report of said City Manager has been received and acted upon by the City Council. . I I I . RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) Respectfully submitted this 18th day of October, 1950. ~~-- /-'/ r /"'~'-~' t- t:;- (\ ";';1;)0 Members of the City Council Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted. Proposed leases by and between the city of Grand Island and Omaha Cold Stora~e for building identified as T-323, T-324, $70 for three months and building T-32l, $35 for three months, were presented. Motion of Foreman, seconded by Cun- nin~ham, leases approved and mayor authorized to si~n. Proposed agreement by and between the city of Grand Island and the Flying Ti~er Line, Inc., Burbank, California, for landing schedules, $3 each, was presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, agreement was approved and mayor authorized to sign. . I I I . "57 ,,->' (1 Grand Island, Nebraska. October 18, 1950 Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 126 in accordance with the plans and specificatio~and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and the Diamond Engineering Co. I further certify that the work done contains the following materials at the price setfurth in the contract. 600 540.4 806 48 200 220.4 Cu yds excavation @ $.90 Cu yds 6" slab @ $15.75 lin. ft. Curb & Gutter @ il.25 lin. ft. flat gutter @ $ .85 lin. ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint @$.25 lin. ft. straight alley curb $.65 raise one manhole cover $ 540.00 8511.30 1007.50 40.80 50.00 143.26 25.00 I5'31 7 .86 Total I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 126 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 126. To The Diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering & Publication $10317.86 515.85 10833.71 Total To be divided as follows: P ar.i. ng Fund Paving District ~lnd $ 1520.49 9313.22 10833.71 Total I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 126 on the 1st day of November 1950 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. \~-~~e~ct~MJyJY submi tt,ed, " '~2~~~r.fi A<'...... "../.i'~'r.. ~ ,:Y'((ft:/ ..........<>';oL.(", -...~ Ray L. Harrison City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhott;) rep9vt was approved. !. I I I . /'. f: n j~'., 1"\..'. no,V" Grand Island, Nebraska. October 18, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 128 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Neb. and the Diamond Engineering Co. I further certify that the work done contains the following materials at the price set forth inihe contract. 186.46 200 80 37 cu. yd s . cu. yds. line ft. lin. ft. 6\1 slab concrete @$15.75 excavation .90 straight ~lley curb .65 1 x 6 expansion join~.25 $2936.74 180.00 52.00 9.25 ~3177 . 99 Total I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 128 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Ne~aska. I herewith submit the following atatement of all costs in connection with Paving Di~rict No. 128. To: Diamond Engineering Co. To: Engineering & Publication 3177.99 158.85 ---s336 .'84 Total To be divided as rollows: Paving Fund Paving District Fund $ 389.06 2949.78 3336.84 Total I further recommend that the City Council sit asa board of equalization on said Paving District No. 128 on the 1st day of November 1950 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. MOTION OF CUNNINGHAM, SECONDED BY WINKHOFF, WAS APPROVED. \R.~.SryC)~~Y sUbm.i..tte~ \ >J: c~ 2fL):</;VJ...t>-;h1~ R~. Harrison City Engineer. October 18, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 139. constructed by the City Water Dept. 502.25 line ft. 611 Main @ $2.60 per. line ft. $1305.85 Engineering & Publication 65.25 Total 1371.10 The entire amount to be charged to the Water District Fund. I recommend that this water main District No. 139 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said water main district on the 1st day of November 1950 at 8 o'clock P.M. ~?~I~~d, . Ray t. Harrison ) City Engineer. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, was approved. . I ~? t' ~) '" ,,) ,l Grand ISland,Nebr. October 18,1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island,Nebr. Gentlemen; The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of a curb sidewalk along the east side of Lot 10 Block 53 Wasmer's Second Addition to the City of Grand Island,Nebraska.This sidewalk to be con- structed according to the plans and specifications on file in the City Engineer's office. Approx. 688 square feet 4 foot concrete sidewalk @ $ .30 per sq. foot. $ 206.40 r-~ .~ s~ec. v~y subm~tted, \. :r~) " A A" . <~ .~-, . /4 ~-I:/jV (... ~-"'~J \~ . Ray7L.Harrison, City Engineer. II Motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, report was approved and bids to be received up to five o'clock P.M. November 1, to II . be opened at 8 P.M. same date. City manager made report pertaining to loading equipment in the street department, same being inadequate and obsolete. He recommended purchase be made of new loading equipment. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, city clerk was authorized to advertise for bids for loader, according to specifications furnished by the city manager. Bids to be received up to five o'clock P.M. November 1 and opened at 8 P.M. same date. City manager reported that he and Cunningham had checked on lots 3 and 4, block 14, Boggs and Hill Addition, which are now owned by the county on account of tax foreclosure, and in order, to protect the city on special assessments amounting to $100 per lot, more or less. An offer had been made to Mr. Carl Knickrehm of $25 for the two lots, he to make report to the county board and advise the city manager as to final decision. . I I . 2'(;0 Ordinance 2438 pertaining to the rezoning of Fr Blocks 14 and 15, Ashton Place, was regulffi~ly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2438 - Motion by Cunningham; seconded by Foreman, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Votin~ yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2438 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, . Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2438 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2438 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Votin~ yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2439 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2439 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoft, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2439 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading. by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2439 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. . I I I . ;" l"f ,: () .)t Protest bearing signatures of fifteen property owners a~ainst creation of paving district 136 was presented and the city attorney authorized to prepare ordinance repealin~ ordinance 2434. City mana~er advised the council that the court had rendered a decision in favor of the city pertaining to the i" Sycamore Street underpass. Bonds were presented as follows: Clifford Eschliman, police patrol L. L. Mitton, Electrician Herk Essex, Plumber On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, bonds were approved. Claims a~ainst the city were presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, claims were allowed as read and listed in claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting-yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Clerk reported to the council that requests for change of address of beer licensees, William F. Harris, 524 East Fourth to William F. and Katheryn Harris, 202 North Locust; Lawrence M. Sidwell and Roland L. Winters from 202 North Locust to 524 East Fourth. Applications not being in regular form, no action was taken. Motion of Toft, council adjourned. F. S. White City Clerk 10-18-50 Grand Island,Nov.l,1950 ,~} (>. . ~J x) !: Council met as a Board of Equalization on Paving Districts 126 and 128, and Water Main Dis trict 139. His Honor,the Mayor, presiding. All Councilmen present at roll-call. RES 0 L UTI 0 li BE IT RESOINED BY THE CITY COill1CIL 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 Paving District No. 126 to be the total sum of ;lip9321.00; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said d.istrict to be the sum of ~t9321. 00 and tha t we find the benefi ts accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: ADDITION AMOUNT NAME LOT BLOCK Baker's ;~ 82. 03 Sabine Romans Carl C. &; Clara V. Osborn Verne D. &; Marie M. Hainline Forrest A. &; Clara E. Jaeger Donald D. & Lillian Latham Reutlinger 7 I Stanley D. &; Louise B. Kully 8 Eloise &; Lawrence Huwaldt Eloise &; Lawrence Huwaldt Eloise & Lawrence Huwaldt Lanta C. &; Charles E. Wray Verne D. &; Marie Hainline VV. E. Clayton 10 August E. &; Laferne R. Hackman Henry D. & Clara S. Glade Anna &; Henry B. Schroeder Leoda M. Cates I . Fred Kuhlman Isabella Aspinall Oliver M. &; Opal M. Nelson Harold O. &; Opal M. Bichler Lloyd H. Faidley 10 Arthur A. & Elaine H. Johnson Fred K. G Thelma Leonard Alfred H. &; Evelyn S. Reher J. H. Nitzel Jr. &; Helen rue Nitzel 8 3 3 15 4 15 " 189.44 5 15 II 422.29 6 15 It 523.38 1 2 15 15 16 II 234.75 " 101.61 II 422.29 " 189.44 16 3 16 II 82.03 8 16 16 " 82.03 1I 189.44 9 16 " 422.29 3 25 " 101.61 4 25 25 II 234.75 " 523.38 5 1 3 Woodbine 523.38 2 II 234.75 3 3 3 " 101.61 8 3 11 101.61 9 3 " 234.75 3 II 523.38 6 II 422.29 4 7 " 189.44 4 4 6 II 82.03 II 101.61 ,..,. s "c.'-'- rt- ~ l ~! R E l?...Q. D U T 1. Q N (con't) NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT Walter T. 8" Olive R. Gruhn 4 6 Vv'oodbine ~p234. 75 '. Leon W. &, Geneva L. Swiatoviak 5 6 " 523.38 . Myrtle Grimminger 6 6 II 422.29 I Myrtle M. Merrick 7 6 II 189.44 Walter p. & I'i1ar i e Lauritsen 8 6 " 82.03 Myrtle Grimminger 1 7 II 422.29 Vera T & Charle s A. Hald 2 7 " 189.44 .L. Frances H. (;:, Evelyn ~I Purdy 3 7 li 82.03 w. Charles J. c.: Augusta K. Cords 8 7 " 101.61 Arno C. & Mildred A. Miller 9 7 II 234.75 c. C. & Estella L. Kelso 10 7 " 523.38 '1'0 tal $9321.00 Respectfully submitted this 1st day of November, 1950,..-------:> _/"" /-" ~ ~~</~--"-_/ /!~. ~7".P ~_ ~ /L-/C-/ - - / ,// . // ,. ,// I Members of the City Council On motion of Cuhnin~ham, seconded by Foreman, resolution was adopted. I . r, {'> .# (:\') ~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CI'IY COUNCIL OP 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. 128 to be the total sum of $2951.52; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $2951.52 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADD I'l' I ON ANIOUN'I' Edgar 6.: Frances c. Reynolds 1 50 VJasl11er's 3rd ~~449. 3'1 Edgar & Frances c. Reynolds El 2 50 11 11 llL1. 37 2 George C. &, Dorothy Taylor Smaha VIP,- 2 50 11 II 87.0'1 2 George C. [V:. Dorothy Taylor Smaha 3 50 11 II 8'1.0'1 I Florence c, Irma Etting 8 50 II II 87.07 ():; Louise D. McDermott 9 50 It II 201.44 LouifJe D. McDermott 10 50 II II 449.37 Soren K. &, Prances L. Jensen 3 51 II 11 8'1.07 James IVf. 0 Homa Ivli tche 11 4 51 II II 201.44 cc Harold p. 0; Horane Sutter 5 51 II II 449.37 Charles (, Mabel Bish 6 51 II 11 449.37 O~ Charles &, Mabel Bish '7 51 It " 201.44 Charles &, Ma bel Bish VI 14' 8 51 II 11 46.88 Carl Vifinfred Lumbard and Harriet T. Lumbard E 12'-W 26; 8 51 II II 40.19 Total q~2951. 52 I . Respectfully submitted this 1st day of November, 1~0. ~/ /': Members of the City Council On motion of Winkhoff, seconde~ by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. r\{! ~ ~;U ;}) RES 0 L UTI 0 N --------- . I BE IT HESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI'lY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASYili: 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. 139 to be the total sum of $687.50; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the Sll.m of ~p687. 50 and tha t we find the benefi ts accruinG to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOC F: ADDI'I'ION Al\ICUNT John C. & Edith M. Anderson 6 Vantine's (lrlrzn hO \,' v' ( . <:) Hichard Amos House 0 Carolyn J. House 7 It 137.50 C'C Abrahamson Lacy Co. Ni-E~- 8 II 68.75 Abrahamson Lacy Co. S~-E-~ 8 II 68.75 I Abrahamson Lacy Co. N]',_Z1. 9 It 68.75 2 2 Abrahamson Lacy Co. S1z-E~- 9 II 68.'15 Abrahamson Lacy Co. rl -'-'1 10 It 68.'15 \lz--.J:!J2' Abrahamson Lacy Co. S 1,., J 10 II 68.75 -2-1:'J2 Total ~;687. 50 Respectfully submitted this the 1st day of November, 1950. /" I . Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. There being no protestors, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, council adjourned as board of equalization. F. S. White City Clerk 11-1-50 (') t:: ",.u6 Grand Island, Nebr. November 1, 1950 Council met in regular session, his honor, the mayor, presi- . I ding. All councilmen present. Minutesof previous meeting approved as read. Bids on high-way equipment as follows: Highway Equipment and Supply Co., $4000 and exchange of tractor and. loader Island Supply Company, $4495 and exchange of equipment Nebr. Tractor and Equipment Company, $5075 and exchange of equipment. A representative from each company was given an opportunity to present his arguments. After hearing statements from each of the representatives and viewing the cuts, considering the merchandise and price, as well as recommendation of the city manager, motion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, bid of the Nebraska Tractor and Equipment company was accepted. I I . . I I I . f" {" '''1 ":ue RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the purchase of a piece of machinery for use in the Street Department lmovm as a II Loaderl! , to be received up to 5 0 t clock P. Ill. on the 1st day of November, 1950 and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. ill. on said date at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEHEAS, '-"Che Nebraslm '-"Cractor & Equipment Company, of Omaha, Nebraska, submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said Loader and the bid of the said Nebraska Tractor & Equipment Company was found to be the be s t bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COilllTCIL OF TI-:IE CITY OF GRAND IS~\ND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the Nebraska Tractor & Equip- ment Company, of Omaha, Nebraska, for the furnishing of said Loader be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the purchase of said Loader be entered into by and between the City of Grand Is.land and the Nebraska Tractor & Equipment 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 1st day of November, 1950. /,..~/ Members of the City Council Motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. . I I I . ....... C:'. f? ..... \.1 ,~ Mrs. Mae Clark appeared before the council with reference to the mid-century White House co nference on children and youth, stressing the needs of underprivileged childre~ etc. and left report for the files and future reference. On motion of Toft, seconded by Foreman, report was receivedand placed on file. Mr. Mayhew presented a request for permission to put two residences on one lot. After some discussion, on motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted providing all requirements of ordinances and codes were met. PETITION To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Islan~ Hall County. Nebraska WHEREAS your petitioners are ownersof properties and lands adj acent to and near a parcel of land. consisting of three & one-half (~) acres bounded on the North by Bismark Road, on the West py Oak Street and on the East by the Claussen Addi tion, an addi tion to the City of Grand Island; and WHEREAS it has been brought to the attention of your peti- tioners through ~ood and sufficient evidence that this plot of land, which is out of the city limits, has recently been purchased from Wm. Dudey by one J. H. Nitzel &/or the Nitzel Company and that it is the declared purpose and plan of the said J.H. Nitzel to plat and sub-divide this ground into twenty-eight separate lots approximately forty-eight feet X eighty feet, and that the individual plot plans already sub- mitted to F. H. A. shows that said proposed housing to occupy these said lots will face a new, narrow 36 ft. street to be and garbage disposal areas of the J. H. Nitzel project and . I I I . ,') f:' ft. o ~) ~y WHEREAS your petitioner E. W. Hogle has contracts let for the construction of a $20,000.00 two-bedroom duplex on property belonging to him which would face this part of Oak Street aDd whereas your petitioner E. W. Hogle has made application for an F. H. A. Loan through the Prudential Insurance Company and is in possession of a letter under date of Oct. 30, 1950 from the loan department of said Prudential Company relative to this application to-wit: IIBased on information obtainable subj ect building (duplex) would face into the rear of proposed rental units to be possibly constructed on land across the street. If additional favorable information can be supplied to clarify this situation, then this case may be re-opened for further consideration. II and whereas said loan is now being held up due to the fact that the said J. H. Nitzel now has the subject plat in the Omaha F. H. A. office, said petitioner E. W. Hogle submits that the value and desireability of his building site is bein~ directly affected by theproposed project of the said J. H. Nitzel, and WHEREAS said J. H. Nitzel plat provides for a new, narrow 36 ft. street traversi ng down the center of saidproposed. sub- division, said new street in no manner being connectedwith or conformin~ to the now existing streets, alleys, orpublic ways, and that saidhousing will face this new disconnectedand non- conforming street, thus throwing a row of damaging, unsightly and undesireable back yards and rear areas onto Oak street and into homes now existing in the Claussen addition and whereas the said J. H. Nitzel is proceeding with all possible haste to start such objectionably placed housing and non-conforming plat unless remedial measures are taken at once your petitioners will suffer great and irreparrable damage to their private property and the City of Grand Island will become the chagrined possessor of an illy-conceived, badly platted andobjectionable addition and Oak street will have been made into a service alley for the J. H. Nitzel housing project; NOiiV THEREFORE your petitioners respectfully pray that the subject 3! acres of land purchased by J. H. Nitzel &/or the Nitzel Company from one Wm. Dudey and presently being abstracted by Herman Buchow, be taken into the City of Grand Island, so that said platting may be approved by this Council as provided . I I I . (i"jl): ""', :: ~ V in the Charter of the City of Grand Island. Siined E. W. Hogle Arnold O. Koehler Albert Koehler Bernhardt Koehler After some discussion as to property owners within this area, on motion of Cunningham, second.ed by Toft, oi ty attorney was instructed to prepare condemnation proceedings covering ground for street purposes - Oklahoma across said plat to connect with Okla. street in Cl~u~sen Addition. Phoenix to extend through to Claussen Addition. Delaware to extend across said plat connecting with Sunset street. Roll c~l ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunning- ham. Voting no, none. Bid of Brumbaugh & Son for construction of sidewalk along east side lot 10, block 53, Wasmer's Second, 688 square ft. at 24~, $165.12. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, on recommendation of the city manager, bid of Brumbaugh & son was accepted. Delayed protest signed by Mrs. Way, Briseno and others, paving of alley between Third and Front street in 500 block, was presented. After some discussion as to the lateness of the protest, on motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was received and placed on file. Request of G'eorge Hi 1"0. for permission to build curb sidetialk on lot 5, block 9, and lot 9, bloc~ 10, Ashton place was presented. After some discussion, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, request granted. Deed from the county to the city for lots, 3 & 4, block 14, Boggs andHill additon waspresented. City manager made report on conditionsat the ice plant, with recommendation that same be repaired to permit manufacture of ice in lesser amount than previous output and also mentioned the water rates now existing to users outside of city limits. Petition signed by Wigstone, Surber and others for sidewalk around Buechler Park was presented. After some discussion, ;A was referred to the city manager. . I I I . , 1',/ ..'.1 h.: e .l>I Grand Island, Nebraska. October 23, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of sidewalks along the north side of the various lots as listed below: Lot 1 Block 11 Ashton Place 264 sq. ft. @ $.30 per. sq. ft. Lot 2 Block 11 Ashton Place 208 sq. ft. @ $.30 per. sq. ft. Lot 4 Block 11 Ashton Place 208 sq. ft. @ $.30 Del"'. sq. ft. Lot 6 Block 11 Ashton Place. 208 sq. ft. @ $.30 per. sq. ft. Lot 11 Block 11 Ashton Place 208 sq. ft. @ $.30 per. sq. ft. Lot 12 Block 11 Ashton Place 264 sq. ft. @ $.30 per. sq. ft. Also - - Along the east side Lot 10 Block 16 Bakers Add.ition. 528 sq. ft. @ $.30 per. sq. ft. $ 79.20 62.40 62.40 62.40 62.40 79.20 158.40 Plans and specifications are on file at the City Engineerts Office. (-R~~C~._.. sUbmikted, '\./:f1Lt.;?) C1L)d4.r"u~,L(;Jj)-} ~ Ray L. Harrison City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, report was approved. . I I I . '~;i";fO '-' << /. ~ ~ n..-;.' Grand Island, Nebraska. November 1, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit a revised report on Water Main Dist. No. 112, which district was built in July 1948 and at which time there was an error in figuring the amounts to be charged for special assessments. This district was constructed at the following costs: 432 lin. ft. 6" cast iron water main with all fittings @ $2.50 per. ft. Engineering & Publication Total $1080.00 54.00 li34:OO Themtire amount to be charged to Water Main District Fund. I recommend that this revised report be ;,accepted by the City Council of Grand Island, Nebraska and that they sit as a board of equalization on said water main district No. 112 on the 15th day of November 1950 at eight o'clock P.M. MOTION OF CUNNINGHAM, SECONDED BY WINKHOFF, REPORT WAS APPROVED. \~~~~M~":Ubmitted, . ~/ / ~ ~ c:/'(C];P--1/)A:_--LRJ'~ Ray B. Harrlson -', City Engineer Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Grand Island, Nebraska November 1, 1950. Gentlemen: I herewith submit a revised report on Water Main Dist. No. 113, which district was built September 1948 and at which time there was an error in figuring the amount to be charged for special assessments. This district was constructed at the following costs: 1003 lin. ft. 6" cast iron water main with all fittings @ $2.95 per. lin. ft. Engineering & Publication $2958.85 147.90 Total 3106.75 I recommend that this revised report be accepted by the City Council of Grand Island, Nebraska and that they sit as a board of equalizationcn said water main district No. 113 on the 15th Day of November 1950 at eight o'clock P.M. \Yi2Respectfull~ submitted, < ~;.~ ' __<. ) C:C~/{.~A:l~~,j.-) , Ray rZ Harrison City Engineer Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, report was approved. . I I I . ~,73 Grand Island, Nebraska. November 1, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: lberewith submit the cost of the construction of Water ~~in District No. 138, which main was constructed in White Street from 6th Street to 9th Street. This district was constructed by the City Water Department at the following costs. 1425 lin. ft. 6" cast iron pipe in place with all fittings @$2.60 per. ft. Engineering & Publication Total $3'705.00 185.25 3890.25 The entire amount to be charged to the Water Main District Fund. I recommend that this water main district No. 138 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said water Main District on the 15th day of November 1950 at 8 o'clock P.M. Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, report was approved. . I I I . '" f';I,I ~: (i ~~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE 1'1' HESOLVED BY l'}IE COUNCIL OF '.L'BE CI'IT OF GHAND ISLAND, l.ilEBHASKA.; that in accoro.ance with the provisions of Article 5, Section 1, of Ordinance No. 1926, two hour parking of motor vehicles be established on the streets in said city as follows: 'l'ha t part of We s t Fourth Stree t from Sycamore S tree t to Cedar Street; 'rha t part of North Pine Stree t from Union Pacific Railroad, northward, to alley between West Fourth Street and West Fifth Street; and That part of North Walnut Street from Union Pacific Railroad, northward, to West Fifth Street. BE IT FURTIIER RESOLVED that the parking regulations herein established be observed between the hours of 8 o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M. on all days of the week except Sunday and legal holidays. BE IT FUHTliER RESOLVED that proper signs be erected on the street,s herein named advising the public of the new regulations herein established and that the City Manager give such appropriate public notice of these regulations as may be required. BE IT FUHTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to Joe Bosler, Chief of Police, a certified copy of this resolution. Respectfully submitted this 1st day of November, 1950. Members of the City Council Motion by Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. . I I I . (" ry,,,, h..; t; ,p RES 0 L UTI 0 N VifHEHEAS ~ on the 18th day of October ,1950, a petition was filed with the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebr- aska, requesting that a sewer district be established and that a sanitary sewer be constructed over, along and across Block Twelve (12), Boggls and Hill Addition to the City of Grand Island, and WHEREAS, no alley exists in said block and it will be necessary that said sewer be constructed over and across private property, and WHEREAS, certain persons owning property in Block Twelve (12), Boggls and Hill Addition, have expressed their willingness to grant and convey unto the City of Grand Island a perpetual easement over, along and across their lots, tracts and parcels of land on which to construct said sewer. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that an agreement for the right-of-way on m~ich to lay and construct said sewer across said Block Twelve (12), Boggls and Hill Addition, be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the property owners residing in and owning lands in said block and that the President of the City Council and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to sign said agreement on behalf of the City of Grand Island. Respectfully submitted this 1st day of Nov. ,1950. \'--' Members of the City Council Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, resolution was adopted. . I I I . I"'j{\' ;,.,' (j ~p . RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an extension rider extending the term of that certain lease to the C~ of Grand Island, dated March 22, 1946, to and including December 31, 1955, covering a parcel of ground on the Railroad Company's right of way at Grand Island, Nebraska, for site' for public highway purposes only, and WHEREAS, the Council of the City of G.rand Island has said proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of Grand Island, State of Nebraska will be subserved by the acceptance of said agreement; 'EHEREFORE, 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 Raiilroad 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 herebJT 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 by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopt ed. . Proposed leases by and between the city of Grand Island and Adam Dubas for building identified as T-230 and portion of building T-14, $360 year; by and between city of Grand Island and Marvin Vautravers for building identified as T-228, $140 a year, were presented. Motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, leases were approved and Mayor authorized to si~n. City manager reported the PBX board will be installed very shortly. Report of the Sanitation Department was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file. Application for a dance permit to Roy Schleiger for Cherry Street dance hall having been approved by the building inspector and Fire Chief, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, . I I I . ,C r',' "4 1...,. (i d permit was granted for six months. Application of William Harris and Kathryn Harris for beer license at 202 North Locust street was presented and referred to Foreman and Cunningham for investigation. On motion of Cunnin~ham, seconded by Winkhoff, hearing date was set for November 15. Request of Sidwell and, Winters for transfer of beer license from 202 North Locust to 524 East Fourth street was presented and referred to the city attorney for resolution. Application of William Harris and Kathryn Harris for liquor license at 202 North Locust street was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, referred to the city attorney for resolution. Ordinance 2440 repealing ordinance 2434 creating paving di strict 136 was regularly passed by the council and. signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2440 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading; at length.. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, iHnkhoff, Cunningham, Voting no, none. Ordinance 2440 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on 2nd reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2440 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules were $uspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2440 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2441 levying taxes for paving district 126 was re~ularly passed. by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2441 - Motion by v.linkhoff, seconded by Foreman, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2441 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by . I I I . 2'/, 8 title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2441 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third l"eading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Orm nance 2441 - Motion by Winkhoff, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2442 levying taxes for paving district 124 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2442 - Motion by Win~~off, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman:, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2442 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on 2nd reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2442 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2442 - Motion by WinY~off, seconded by Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting- yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. ~rdinance 244~ levying taxes on water main district 139 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2443 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2443 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. . I I I . 07fh tv \ ,1 Ordinance 2443 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, bulee suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Votin~ yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2443 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Ounningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll o~ll ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Claims against the oity were presented. Motion of Cuhning- ham, seoonded by Winkhoff, claims were allowed, warrants ordered drawn as per olaims listed in olaim register. Motion by Cunningham, secondecl by Winmoff, council adjourned until eight o'clock P.M. November 6. F. S. vvhi t e Oi ty Cler'k 11-1-50 . I I I . APPROPRIATIONS l~D EXPENDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR TO NOV. 2, 1950. FUND APPROPRIATION S $40,912.50 31,540.00 24,000.00 32,000.00 10,000.00 4,700.00 1,000.00 6,000.00 86,000.00 78,647.71 137.78 RECEIPTS &: TRAN SFERS Bond &: Interest Administrative Engineer Storm Sewer Health Fund Ci ty Hall City Scales Municipal Pool Incidentals Airport Airport Lighting Street &; Alley 35,000.00 14,560.28 52,440.64 40,200.00 108,000.00 115,000.00 121,500.00 35,160.00 208.95 Gas Tax Sani ta tion Park Fund Poli<<e Fund Cemetery Fund Fire Fund Pension Fund Eddy Street Sycamore Street 190,371.56 Sewer Fund 60,000.00 Sewer Construction 65,3f1.05 Paving Fund 60,409.68 Music Fund 6.000.QQ Total Approp. 11,219,110.15 Ice Fund Water Fund Ligh t Fund Sewer District Paving District EXPENDED 8,620.09 7,845.41 16,4.14.7"3 2,448.00 1,379.47 293.65 2,065.46 1,583.40 14,818.13 5,584.95 4,722.4.9 9,274.05 ,') 9 M~. t.....' ~-Q.I BALANC $40,912.5r 22,919.9J 16,154.. 5~ 15, 585.2~ 7,552.0f 3,320.5: 706..3: 3,934.5J 84,416.. 6E 63, 829. 5 ~ 137. 7 ~ 29,415.0~ 9, 837. 7S 43,166.5S 9,796.30 30,403.7Q 27,874.15 80,125.8~ 6,973.06 108,026.9~ 23,045.21 1,907.47 12,237.33 58,152.50 18,025.69 1.209.9@. 234,561.54 7,.491.18 34,939.93 158,506..45 8,915.2.4- J..O ~ J.llu.Z ~ 484,748.62 98,454.79 33,252.53 208.95 190,371.5(: 47,762.67 7,168.55 42,383.99 4,300..00 984,548.61 Respectfully submitted, F. S. White, Ci ty Clerk. . I 281 Grand Island, Nebr. November 6, 1950 Council met as per adjournment of November 1, his honor, the Mayor presiding. All councilmen answered roll call excEp t Foreman, who arrived later. Mr.Schwartz and Gilpin, living in the northwest part of the city and in the neighborhood of lots 201 and 202, owned by Mr. Carlson, complained of additions that were being made to buildings evidently erected for garage purposes. After some discussion, motion by Cunningham,. seconded by Toft, was referred to the city manager and building inspector to make investigation and recommendation. Mr. Nitzel presented a drawing of proposed construction of residences to be built on ground to be purchased from William Dudey, same being outside of the city limits. After some dis- cussion, same wa~~eld over for further investigation. Agreement by and between Pierpont Displays pertaining to I sett1n~ of waste containers was presented. After some d1scuss1on, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, agreement was approved with the insertion after the word necessary (in section 7) of "at a cost to second party". I . Lease by and between the city of Grand Island and the United States of America for floor space in the administration building at the airport Was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman was approved and Mayor and clerk authorized to sign. ('1 ~~ ~,;Ot . I RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- BE IT RESOLVED BY TBE COmmIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBR- ASKA; that sidewalks be, within fifteen days after the first publi- cation hereof, or the personal service hereof upon the olrmers of the said lots, ordered constructed, extended or repaired as hereinafter described, in front of, along and adjacent to the following described I lots, to-wit: NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION - Leonard J. and/or Gladys WaDdin 1 9 Ashton Place Leonard J. and/or Gladys Walklin E.1. 2 9 It tI 2 A. J. Luebs & Frances E. Luebs 4 9 It " Grand Island Safe Deposit Company 6 9 It " Edmund C. & Charlotte Brosseau 7 9 tI If Agnes C. Leth 9 9 " " Lena Galyean 5 10 tI " Charles & Bessie Sutter 10 10 " It BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED; that the City Engineer be instructed to submit plans, specifications and estimates of the probable cost of the construction of the said proposed sidewalks within ten (10) days from the first publication of this said Resolution or the personal service of the same on the owners of the lots, tracts and parcels of land herein described; that the City Manager report promptly at the expiration of the aforesaid fifteen (15) days to the City Council the names of the lot owners who have refused or neglected to construct said sidewalks as herein ordered; and that the City Clerk proceed to I . advertise for gids for the construction, repair or extension of said sidewalks, as provided by law, immediately after the report of said City Manager has been received and acted upon by the Gity Oouncil. Respectfully submitted this 6th day of November,~. ~. .- /'// ;~z- .<,0-- /./ / j/.- , Members of the Citv Council ~ . I I I . -:) (\} t- t...Ui Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. On recommendation of the city manager, bids are to be received on transformer December 6, 1950. Request of Olive Larson for rezoning of lot 5, block 117, Railroad addition, was presented along with check for '25. Motion of Cunninghwn, seconded by Winkhoff, council will sit as board of Adjustment 7:30 P.M. December 6. Motion of Wintllof~ seconded by Cunningham, council adjourned. F. S. v/hi t e Ci ty Cl erk 11-6-50 . I I I . November 15, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. ''''8 '.- (' tJ N' _ Council met as Board of Equalization on Water Main District 112, 113, 138. His honor, the Mayor presiding. All councilmen present. RES 0 L UTI 0 N --------~- WHEREAS, on the 13th day of May, 1948, the Council of the City of Grand Island, passed and approved Ordinance No. 2138, creating Water Main District No. 112 and thereafter on the 7th day of Jul~., 1948, after tile completion of the construction of said water main district, passed and approved Ordinance No. 2229, assessing the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to pay for the cost of said water main, which said Ordinances No. 2138 and No. 2229 are incorporated herein and made a part hereof, and WHEREAS, in computing the cost of the construction of said Water Main District No. 112 and the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district, an error was made and such lots, tracts and parcels of land were each assessed a sum greater than the cost assessable to the real estate in said district and corrections in the amount of such assessment should, therefore, be made and refunds made to the parties entitled thereto in all cases where the assess- ment has heretofore been paid in full and adjustments made and credits given in all cases where the full amount of assessment has not been paid. THEREFORE 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 cost of the construction of vVater Main District No. 112 to be the total sum of ~pI135.73; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said distx'ict to be the sum of ;~1135. 73 and that we find the benefits accruing to said lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AIYIOUN --.-.- Ernest T. Lindgren 13 14 Ashton Place~~73. 98 Ernest T. Lindgren 14 14 " " 69.87 Ernest T. Lindgren 15 14 If If 69.87 Orval Auhl 16 14 If 11 69.87 ')Q~ f.., c; ,} RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) NAME LOT BLOCK - C. Daniel & Marth C. Anderson 17 14 . Hazel A. Williams 18 14 D. F. Luetjemeier 19 14 I Simon J. Shada 20 14 Harold Deland Sayles & Helena Anna Sayles 5 15 Archie L. & Elsie Vivian Hiatt 6 15 Frances Olsen 7 15 Frances Olsen 8 15 Otto w. McKinney 9 15 Duane E. Kersey 10 15 Duane '.~-1 Kersey 11 15 .t::.. Duane E. Kersey 12 15 BE IT FURT}lliR RESOLVED that Ordinance No. I by the council levying special taxes to pay for the cost of the const- ruction of said district be amended and that the cost of the const- ruction of said district, as herein reassessed, be shown in said ordinance and that in all cases where credits shall exceed the sum reassessed against such persons and property, as herein provided for, that the council cause such excess, with lawful interest, to be re- funded to the party who made paYment thereof. BE IT FURTr~R RESOLVED that if the prior assessments heretofore levied, as provided in said Ordinance No. 2229, be not paid that than the cost of said Water Main District as herein reassessed, be collectec and enforced in the same manner as provided in said Ordinance No. I . 2229 together with the same penalties. Respectfully submitted this 15th day of November, 1950. Members of the City Council Motion 9f Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, was adopted. ','\ n I! 000 RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---- ---- . I w11EREAS, on the 18th day of February, 1948, the Council of the City of Grand Island, passed and approved Ordinance No. 2174, creating Water Main District No. 113 and thereafter on the 6th day of October, 1948, after the completion of the construction of said water main district, passed and approved Ordinance No. 2252, assessing the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to pay for the cost of said water main, which said Ordinances No. 2174 and No. 2252 are incorporated herein and made a part hereof, and WHEREAS, in computing the cost of the construction of said Wa ter Iv1ain Di stric t ho. 113 and the benefi ts accruing to the real estate in said district, an error was made and such lots, tracts and parcels of land were each assessed a sum greater than the cost assessable to the real estate in said district and corrections in I the amount of such assessment should, therefore, be made and refunds made to the parties entitled thereto in all cases where the assess- ment has heretofore been paid in full and adjustments made and credits given in all cases where the full amount of assessment has not been paid. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY TF~ 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 cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 113 to be the total sum of $3114.84; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $3114.84 and that we find the benefits accruing to said lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums I . set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT Nelson Lumber (,:, Supply Co. 13 5 Ashton Place ~~109. 08 Joe C. 'rePoel 14 5 II rI 103.02 Joe C. TePoel 15 5 II II 103.02 Herman & Helen Ebrel 16 5 II rI 103.02 W. E. Clayton 17 5 II If 103.02 . I I I . RES 0 L UTI 0 N (con't) NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION W. E. Clayton W42' 18 George J. & Catherine Armstrong W42' 7 George J. & Catherine Armstrong 8 Pricilla E. Wrenn 9 Pri.cilla E. Wrenn 10 E. A. Watson & May Watson 11 E. A. Watson & May Watson 12 Nan M. &, Dan A. Nichols 1 Lena Galyean 2 Lena Galyean 3 Lena Galyean 4 Lafe F. Campbell 5 Lafe F. Campbell 6 Northwestern Public Service Company 13 Grand Island Safe Deposit Co. 14 Grand Island Safe Deposit Co. 15 16 John &, Armilta Bixenman Arno C. & Mildred A. Miller 17 Grand Island Safe Deposit Co. 18 Emil R. &, Helen Guendel 19 Williffin A. Leppin 20 w. Howard Bonsall &, Hanna Bonsall 21 w. Howard Bonsall &, Hanna Bonsall 22 Elsie C. Vieregg 23 24 Emil R. &, Helen Guendel p(')... ~;Q t AMOUNT 5 !~1 Ashton Place ~ 84.84 II 84.84 6 6 II II 103.02 If 6 II II 103.02 103.02 103.02 6 If If II If 109.08 109.08 6 If If II 105.04 6 If If 105.04 8 11 11 105.04 8 11 It 105.04 8 8 If II 105.04 II 8 11 If 109.08 8 II It 105.04 105.04 9 II If II 105.04 9 1I II 105.04 9 " f1 105.04 9 f1 II 105.04 9 " If 105.04 9 II If 105.04 9 9 II If 105.04 " 9 If II 105.04 9 If If 109.08 9 If BE IT FURT~illR RESOLVED that Ordinance No. 2252 heretofore passed ~l;.3ll4. 84 9 11 by the council lev;y-ing special taxes to pay for the cost of the const- Total ruction of said district be amended and that the cost of the const- ruction of said district, as herein reassessed, be shown in said ordinance and that in all cases where credits shall exceed the sum reassessed against such persons and property, as herein provided for, 888 g E SOL UTI ON (con't) that the council cause such excess, with lawful interest, to be re- . I funded to the party who made pay.-ment thereof. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that if the prior assessments heretofore levied, as provided in said Ordinance No. 2252, be not paid that than the cost of said Water Main District as herein reassessed, be collecte and enforced in the same manner as provided in said Ordinance No. 2252 together with the same penalties. Respectfully submitted this 15th day of November, 1950. Members of the City Council Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, resolution was adopted. I I . nClf\\ ;';;0 ~1 . I EESQLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COmfCIL 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. 138 to be the total sum of $2,217.52; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $2,217.52 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: I NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT - -- Ethel May Lesh 5 1 Packer & Barr's $91.20 Alex & Euphrosine Kalkowski 6 1 " 11 89.68 Alex & Euphrosine Kalkowski 7 1 " 11 89.68 Ethel May Lesh 8 1 II 11 91.20 Arthur p. Luebbe 1 2 II " 91.20 AIda Gunn 2 2 tt tl 89.68 Ethel May Lesh 3 2 II " 89.68 Ethel May Lesh 4 2 II IT 91.20 Charlie A. & Scenora E. Butts 8 2 Lambert's 2nd 75.84 Arthur H. Woten 9 2 It It 75.84 Arthur H. Woten 10 2 tl II 75.84 Arthur H. Woten 11 2 " " 75.84 Arthur R. & Irene M. Goodwin 12 2 II If 75.84 Arthur Woten 13 2 II II 75.84 Abrahamson Building & Supply Co. 14 2 " fl 75.84 Casper & Marie Meyer 8 3 II n 75.84 Casper & Marie Meyer 9 3 II " 75.84 August Jacobsen 10 3 " It 75.84 August Jacobsen 11 3 " Il 75.84 Augu s t Jacobsen 12 3 11 " 75.84 I . t, n 11 ~.~i \j RESOLU!ION (can't) NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT - John and/or Ruth Ross 13 3 Lambert's 2nd ~j75.84 . John and/or Ruth Ross 14 3 " tI 75.84 I Abrahamson Lacy Co. 7 4 ff tI 72. 04 Abrahamson Lacy Co. 8 4 If If 72.04 Abrahamson Lacy Co. 9 4 If " 72.04 Abrahamson Lacy C 10 4 " " 72.04 o. Abrahamson Lacy Co. 11 4 If " 72.04 Abrahamson Lacy Co. 12 4 " If 72.04 I That the lots, tracts and parcels of land lying on the west side of White Avenue between the North line of Block 2, Packer & Barr's Addition and south of Ninth Street, which said lots, tracts and parcels of land lie beyond the cor- porate limits of the City of Grand Island and adjacent to the main in said Water Main District No. 138, be charged and assessed at the rate of $1.52 per foot, if and when any of such lots, tracts and parcels of land are connected with the main in said district, the amount thereof to be paid in full and collected as a tapping charge. Total $2217.52 Respectfully submitted this 15 day of' November, 1950. ~ /,/ I . Members of the City Council Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted. There being no protests on any of these districts, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, Gouncil adjourned as Board of Equ81ization. F. S. White City Clerk Grand Island, Nebr. November 15, 1950 ...,' n 1 f,.;V~. Council met in regular session, His Honor, the Mayor presiding. All Councilmen present. Minutes of previous meetings September 20, September 21, and October 4 were read and approved on motion of Cunningham seconded by Winkhoff. . I RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WllliREAS, on the 7th day of December, 1937, the County of Hall commenced an action in the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, entitled "County of Hall vs. David S. Lake, the object and prayer of which was to foreclose general taxes due the said County of Hall, and WHEREAS, Lots Three and Four (3 & 4), in Block F'ourteen (14), Boggls & Hill Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, were included in said tax foreclosure action and were identified in Causes of Action No. 83 and No. 84, respectively, and the City of Grand Island was made a party defendant and as such filed an Answer and Cross Petition in said Tax Foreclosure Action, and WHEREAS, on the 24th day of June, 1938, a decree was entered I finding what amounts were due the County of Hall for taxes on said lots and erroneously the court made no findings for the amount of special taxes due the City in said decree and thereafter on the 17th day of April, 1939, the Sheriff of Hall County, ~ebraska, offered said real estate for sale and the County of Hall purchased the within described lots at said Sheriff's sale, for the sum of Ten Cents for each lot, and WllliHEAS, because of the errors made in said proceeding, the County of Hall is willing to sell to the City of Grand Island said Lots Three and Four (3 & 4), in said Block Fourteen (14), Boggls 0::, IIill Addition to the said City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebr- aska, so that the said City may acquire title thereto and protect I . the said City because of the special taxes due the said City for improvements on said lots, and WHEREAS, the County of Hall has offered to sell said above described real estate to the said City for the sum of Twenty-five ($25.00) Dollars. \)02 F<I v',) RES 0 L UTI 0 N (can't) NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TI-lE CITY OF . I GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the real estate described as Lots Three and Four (3 & 4), Block Fourteen (14), Bogg's and Hill Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, be purchased so that the city might protect itself against loss on account of special taxes due on said real estate; that the purchase of said lots be and the same is hereby directed, authorized and confirmed and that a warrant for the sum of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) be drawn in favor of the County of Hall in payment of said real estate. Respectf1..1.11y submitted this 15th day of November, I Membersof the City Council Motion by Winkhoff, ,seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted. I . . I I I . ': t~1 h,<<J1": Grand Island, Nebraska November 15, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand !island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Sewer District No. 241, which district is to be between lOth and 11th Stree~from Broadwell Avenue to White Avenue. Approx. 420 lin. ft. 8" Clay tile sewer in place using asphaltic poured joints @ $2.15 per. lin. ft. $903.00 1 Approxl Manhole complete in place (one) @ $100 ;,00 100.00 1003.00 Total ('--~~)ect.f~l~Y. sUbm. ~tt. ed, ~ (:~~/;'/L.A>&>O-)>--'-) R:irL. Harrison City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, City En~ineerts estimate was approved and city clerk authorized tb advertise for bids to be received up to five 0' clock P.B. Decembe:).." 6 and opened at regular council session at eight o.clock, same date. Grand Island, Nebraska. November 15, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of Water IVi8.in District No. 141, which,. district is to be in Grand Island Avenue from 15th Street to 16nStreet. Approx. 382 lin. ft. 6" cast iron vlater main in~dace with all fittings. @ 92.60 per. lin. ft. ~~993. 20 ~ect!~~~ sUbmitte~, "'.~ ~~:i./J/~/i:.--.lt-~~ < Ray r. Harrison City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, City Engineer's estimate was approved. . I I I . .' rt"\\& ~;J ,'" Grand Island, Nebraska November 15, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. G'entlemen: I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 89 extension. This district was constructed by the City Water Dept. at the following costs: 328 lin. ft. 6" cast iron water main @ $2.76 per. lin. ft. Engineering & Publication $905.28 45.25 950.53 Main To tal The entire amount to be charged to the Water District Fund. I recommend that this water main district No. 89 exten- sion be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and thatfue City Council sit as a board of equalization on said water main district on the '6th day December 1950 at 8 o'clock P.M. ~S.;Jc~~ submitted; ~ ~ ~-1./l.-,~--4.-g-,,"}.__ Ray~. Harrison ~ City Engineer Motion of Wintlloff, seconded by Cunningham, report was approved. Grand Isl~d, Nebraska November 15, 1950 Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 140. This district was constructed by the City Water Department at the following costs: 324 lin. ft. 6/1 cast iron water main in place @$2.60 per. lin. ft. Engineering & Publication Total $842.40 42.10 884.50 The entire amount to be charged to the Water Main District Fund. I recommendthat. this Water Main District No. 140 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said water main district on the 6th day of December 1950 at 8 o'clock P.M. ~" ctf~!~~ submitted~ ~~.-/'/~_(>-L~ Ray . Harrison City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, report was approved. 4. I I I . !...).'gr": "t. t N H Grand Island, Nebraska November 15, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the construction of sidewalks along the north side of the fOllowing lots. Lot 1 Block 9 Ashton Place 156 sq. ft. @ $.30 $46.80 E-lt Lot 2 Block 9 II II 104 sq. ft. .30 31.20 Lot 4 Blo ck 9 " " 208 sq. ft. .30 62.40 Lot 6 Block 9 " II 208 sq. ft. .30 62.40 Lot 7 Block 9 " " 208 .sq. ft. .30 62.40 Lot 9 Block 9 II " 176 sq. ft. .30 52.80 Lot 5 Bloclc 10 " II 208 sq. ft. .30 62.40 Lot 10 Block 10 II II 176 sq. ft. .~O 52.80 Total 433. 20 Sidewalks to be constructed accoro.ing to the specifications on file in the City Engineers Office. (-~e~ci:f.:2!;2'-) submi ~ted, \ (:~ r-r< .. ~~~' ~ h ~ /' (~.. ~4l{'-. J ~~.~J/"''<''';i.. --- ~ ' Ra;-l. Harrison City Engineer ~ewall: Rc~el~tion. City Manager stated that in view of the few concrete workers now available in the approaching winter months that the resolution be stayed until summer months. Motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, report of City Manager was approved and City Engineer's estimate for sidewalks was approved. Resolution Agreements by and between the City of Grand Island and the Vets Ac1ministration pertaining to furnishing water, lights, examroned and sewage were present~d. Having been I j and approved by the City Attorney and recommended by the City Manager on motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, were approved and the Mayor instructed to sign. Contract of Fairbanlcs-Mo:l.'s:e having been completed the .City Clerk is authorized to return the certified check which accompanied their bid. pertaining Letter of reference from Geo. Cowton w~Ex~r~E~flx~~xto the furnishing of a bond by Pierpont Ros. Displays was presented. . I I I . '; f) f' ~.J~J City Manager reported meeting of Union Pacific Railroad ~ officials with the officials of the Sycamore Street Underpass in regard to plans and construction of Sycamore Street Underpass. Mutually agreed that Union Pacific Railroad Co. prepare tentative plans from data procured by them and by City Engineer's office; and when available with estimates, that method of construction and percentages of cost to each be arranged by a joint conference propel~ly called. Motion of Winlr..hoff, seconded by Foreman, approved. City Manager reported that the building of an inclosed porch by Oscar Carlson has been stopped and all construction dismantled. City Manager reported the summons pertaining to tax fore- n closure of lots and recomm~ds that the city protect themselves in a tax foreclosure sale to be held December 11, 1950. . City Mana~er reported that fire adjusters had made inspection :( pertaining to the fire loss in the Oity Hall caused by the fire of November 11 and had given authorization to go ahead with the 't'lork. City Manager reported that the compensation court pertaining to the Smalley case would be in Grand Island December 4. City Manager made a report of the parking lot on Front St. between 1fmeeler and Walnut for the three months were a net profit of $300 per month more or less. He also recommended that the day rates be increased from 15~ to 20~ per day and the monthly rates from $3.00 to $4.00. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, recommendation of Oity Manager approved rates to become effective December 1, 1950. RESOLUTION Resolution Adopting and Approving the execution of the Grant Agreement on Project 1~0. 9-25-051-00~~ to be submi tted to the Administrator of Civil Aeronautics, U. S. Department of Commerce to obtain Federal Aid in the development of the Grand Island Municipal Airport. BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. . I I I . tin> (".1\:1 SECTION 1. That the City of Grand Island, shall enter into a grant agreement on Project No. 9-25-051-002 for the purpose of obtaining Federal Aid in the development of the Grand Island Municipal Airport and that such a~reement shall be set forth hereinbelow. SECTION 2. The City of Grand Island, Nebraska, does hereby ratify and adopt all statement, representations, warranties, covenants, and agreements contained in tile Project Application which is incorporated by reference in the Grant offer. SECTION 3. That the Mayor of the Ci t;)T of G.rand Island, Nebraska, is hereby authorized and directed to execute said Grant Agreement in sextuplicate on behalf of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and the City Clerk is herby authorized and directed to impress the official seal of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and to attest said execution. SECTION 4. That the said agreement in 4 pages, referred to hereinabove is inserted in full and as follows:. (Agreement Filed) On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Wintl~off, resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting~e~, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting Unoll, none. . I I I . t;.(t ( ~'JC Robert Burton appeared before the Council pertaining to the construction of duplex by one Frank A. Greene. Rudd advised him that the duplex instead of being on one lot was on two, the same complying with building code and zoning ordinance. On motion of Forema~,seconded by Toft, that the building inspector make an inspection at this particular place. ~~}tr.61::tll~):Jt~~~~~n>>IDCn ~)roiT~~~)ID{.:o)J.X~ht~~XJ.1~X~~}On~x~x ~:r::e~::0a~:e.XJ;o~J4. J. F. Nitzel made a new proposal to the Council pertaining to the plan and construction of dwellings in a proposed Addition to the C.ity. After some discussion, Mr. Nitzel agreed to make a formal proposition in writing. City Manager mentioned the report of parking meters in various streets wherein 407 stalls should have parking meters. After some disCUssion, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, City Manager was appointed to contact various meter manufacturers per- taining to parking meter cost and method of payment. City Manager made reference to the Privy survey, there were about 150 violations and 175 others not in violation. He recommended that a large spread "Ad" be run calli,ng attention to requirements, after plan of enforcement is determined. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, City Manager's recommendation was approved. City Manager made a report pertaining to the general condi- tions in Block 12 Evans Addition. He reported that they were not as bad as it once was reported. After making an investigation he reported that there were no particular offenseSirri th the exception of turkey pens. City Manager made a report on the conditions of the ice ~ plant as presented by Mr. Burdick. He recommended that rates be increased on all kinds of ice delivered fl~m the dock both commercial and residential. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, a resolution pertaining to ice rates be prepared. Recommendation of the City Manager that water rates for users outside of the city limit~ to be charged 10% and that on minimum rates of $1 be increased to $1.50 per quarter and that a resolution be prepared conveying same. .fiJ . I I I . 8~\} RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND, NEBR- ASKA; that a license to sell liquor by the package only be issued to William Harris and Kathryn Harris, doing business under the firm name of Corner Tavern, at the address known as 202 North Locust Street, in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. BE IT FUHTHER RESOLVED that an liOn Sale" license to sell beer be issued to the said William Harris and Kathryn Harris at th~same address, 202 North Locust Street. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the Nebraska Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska. Respectfully submitted this 15th day of November, 1950. Hembers of the Clty Council l1otion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, resolution V1JaS adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. OJ c !\ 0UO RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBHASKA; that the application of Lawrence M. Sidwell and Roland L. 'Hinter, formerly operating under the trade name of Corner Tavern, for permission to transfer their "On Sale" beer license from 202 North Locust Street to 524 East 4th Street be and the same is hereby gran ted. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that an 1I0ff Sale" beer license be is sued to the said Lawrence IVI. Sidwell and H.oland L. Winter, for the same address known as 524 East 4th Street, where said applicants will do business under the name of Bill's Tavern.. BE IT FUH.THER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Coramission at Lincoln, Nebraska. I Respectfully submitted this 15th day of November, 1950. Members of the City Council Motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. ~oll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F~eman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. I . . I I I . ". f' f. {j,UJ Ordinance 2444 reassessment of Water Main District #112 was regularly passed by tIle Council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2444 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2444 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, ~Vinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2444 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, rules su~ended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunnin~;ham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2444 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Voting no, none. Ordinance 2445 reassessment of Water Main District #113 was regularly passed by the Council and 8i gned by the Mayor. Ordinance 2445 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2445 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2445 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2445 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, John~l, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. . I I I . Ordinance 2446 assessment of Water Main District #138 was reg1.l1arly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2446 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Votin~ C-.,I'), t'l ul!6 yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2446 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules su~ended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2446 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended andordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2446 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and fi nally passed. Roll call ballot. Votin~ yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2447 creating Water Main District #141 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2447 - Motion by Cunnin€~ham, seconded by Winkl10ff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting \ yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2447 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Ounningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2447 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. ROll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ordinance 2447 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. The b~~of the Dixie Cream Donut Shop of $500 for the Sl05' of Lot 6, Block 9, Baker's Addition was presented. The Mayor appointed Cunningham and Foreman as a committe to investigate the value of said lot and report back. The bond of Roy C. Riggle, police, was presented on motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, it was approved. . I I I . CUi Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, claims were allowed, warrants ordered to be drawn as per claims listed in the claim re~ister. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Motion of Toft Council adjourned. F. S. Whi t e, City Clerk 11-15-50 . I I I . ";' n J U; \) ':} Grand Island, Nebraska. November 21, 1950. City Council met at 7;30 p. m. in the Police Court Room as per call of special meeting made by L. R. Rudd, City Manager. All Council- men signed tile call and were present. L. R. Rudd was designated acting clerk. e. Merle McDermott and his co-hort, Bill Blackburn, presented completed copies of the claim about to be filed against the Uni ted States government for damages to the Grand Island Airport occasioned when the field was taken over for military purposes. This claim has been riding for some period of time, having been filed originally byO. e. Vdlson, chairman of the Airport Committee, at which time Mr. McDermott was designated as special counsel for that specific purpose. Since the claim requires official signatures, a resolution had been prepared and approved by the City Attorney, describing the claim which is in the amount of $47,304.56, and authorizing his Honor the Mayor to execute the claim for and in behalf of the Ci ty. 'I n r.: D'U'I! RESOLUTION . I WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, owned and operated the Grand Island JV1unicipa1 Airport on and prior to the 24th day of October, 1942, on which existed the following facilities, among others, to-wit: A black top and concrete slab apron consisting of a black top area equal to an area 200' x 900' and a concrete area equal to 100' x 100', 850 lineal feet of cyclone chain link fence and an administration building which was outfitted Witll venetian blinds in good repair and a ticket counter 10'611 in length, 3'8" high and 24" wide, in good repair, and WHEREAS, said Municipal Airport was leased by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to the United States of America on the 24th day of October, 1942, together with the afore~described facilities, and I WliEREAS, the afore-described facilities were destroyed by the United States Army Air Forces by removal on or after the time that they took possession and control of the said Municipal Airport from the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and WHEREAS, said facilities have never been replaced by the United States Government or any of its agents, and WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has never given its consent to the removal of the aforesaid facilities, and WfillREAS, the United States Government returned said airport to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, on the 13th day of October, 1948, without repairing the damages aforesaid or replacing the I . facilities aforesaid, and 1lmEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, is damaged by reason of the aforesaid removal and destruction of facilities, the same being necessary for the use ~Dd benefit of the public, and v"v'HEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, is permitted to file a claim for the damages aforesaid under and by virtue of Section 17 of the Federal Airport Act and amendments thereto, and C;\ n l' uIJO RES 0 L UTI 0 N (can't) . I WHEREAS, a claim has been prepared by E. Merle McDermott, Special Attorney for the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, showing the damage s as de seri bed here in to be in the sum of *;;47,304.56, and WHEREAS, said sum is believed to be a fair, accurate and true appraisal of the actual damage based on the best evidence obtainable under the circumstances, now THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that said report submitted by E. Merle McDermott, Special Attorney for the City of Grand Island, Nebr- aska, be accepted and approved and the s~~e be submitted over the signature of Oscar W. Johnson, Mayor of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for and in behalf of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, in accordance with the provisions of Section 17 of the Federal Airport Act and amendments thereto, as a claim of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for $47,304.56, in damages against the United I States Government; and herewith is granted to the District Airport Engineer of the Civil Aeronautics Administration, or other represen- tative of the Civil Aeronautics Administration, permission to in- spect the Grand Island Municipal Airport, damaged areas and damaged facilities and authority to interview representatives of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and to examine airport records or such other documents as may be deemed necessary by such reppesentative of the Civil Aeronautics Administration. Hespectfully submitted this 21st day of November, 1950. On motion of Cunningham,secmnded was adopted. Roll call ballot: Voting "YES" Johnson,Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff and Cunningham. Votibg tINOII. None. I . . I I I . ."()~ 0'-16 Mr. Paul Gordon and Mr. Verne Brelilier were present as adjustors in conn~ction with th~ recent fire. Mr. Gordon read various estimates from contractors, suppliers, artisans, ~tc. in whi:ch th~ cost of repairing th~ fir~ damage was detailed. Mr. Gordon r<;;tains the various estimates in his file, but offered them for ci ty use. After totaling ;>( the estimates presented and adding other estimates on items not covered, it is found that the damage will total approximat~ly $15,000.00. -After further discussion in which it VIas brought out that sp~ed and action should be the essence, it was moved by Foreman and seconded by Toft tha.t advertising be had immediately for bids for r<;;pairs and r<;;construction, decorations, and electrical repairs, also, for furniture, rug, and refinishing of folding seats. That such bids be received until 5':00 p. m. on December 6. It was further det8r!~1ined that the process of clean-up of the Council Chmnber be started immediately. The commi ttee appointed by the Mayor to investigate an offer for lots near the International harvester Company, reports tllat the lots should be retained by the Ci ty 3.J:ld the bidder notified ,md his check returned. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, the session was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, L. R. Rudd, Acting City Clerk. November 21, 1950. . I I I . ;\, n t/ u \j ,) Grand I sland, Nebraska. November 29, 1950. Council met as per special call of the City Manager, all Council- men present. "His Honor, the lv1ayor, presiding." RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending to December 31, 1951, the term of contract dated Nov(~mber 4, 1939, covering the furnishing and delivery of electric light and power service by the City to the Railroad Company at Grand Island, hall County, Nebraska: said agreement being ideltified as Railroad Company's C. D. No. 24327-1; and WHEl\US, the Council of the Ci ty of Grand Island has said proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration: and vmEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said Ci ty of Grand Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by the acceptance of said agr~~msnt; 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 h":?reby, accepted in behalf of said City; That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and directed to execute said agreement on befalf of said Ci ty, and that the Ci ty Clerk of said Ci ty is hereby authorized and directed to attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified co.py of this resolution. Motion by Toft, seconded by Foreman that the Resolution be adopted. B.e;QQ1IJ.TIQ.Ii WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILHOAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraslca, an agreement amending Section 3 of contract dated December 21, 1932, and extending to December 31, 1951, the term of said con tract as amended, c.overing the furnishing and delivery of ice to the Railroad Company by the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Union Pacific Railroad Company's C.D. No. 6l90-BB; and WH EREAS, the Council of the Ci ty of Grand I sland has said proposed agreemen t before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and WHEREAS, it is considered that the best inter~sts of said City of Grand Island, will be subserved by the acceptance of said agreement; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF' TEg CITY OF GHAND I SLAND, STATE: OF NEBRASKA: That the terms of the agreement submi tted by the Union Pacific Railroad Company as afresaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in behalf of sai d Ci ty: That tile 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 Ci ty is her"eby authorized and directed to attest said agreement and to attach to ~ach duplicate original of said agreemen t a c'!rtifi ed copy of this resolution. Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that th~ resolution be adopted. . I I I . " ~.,-~) (}. (;j1 o tl ~'v Graml Isla.nd, Nebraska Novsmbe1" g9,1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the cost of construction of a curb sidewalk along the east side of Lot 10 block 53 Wasmers 2nd Addition, which was conctructed by Brumbaugh and Son Co. 652 sq. ft. concrete sidewalk @ $.24 per. sq. ft. Engineering & Publication Total $156.48 7.80 164.28 The entire amount to be charged to Lot 10 Block 53 Wasmers 2nd Addition to Grand Island, Nebraska. I recoMnend that thejob be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and that the City Council sit as a board of equalization on the 20th day December, 1950 at eight o'clock I P.M. ~~~ s~bmi~ted, ~ )~../~'A.<J.-Cr-~, '- Ray ~. Harri son City Engineer On motion of Cunningham, second~d by Toft, report was approved. . I I I . .'~: ~ t u >.~:... ~ Grand Island, Nebraska. November 29, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co. has completed the work on Paving District No. 130 in accordance with the plans and specification and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and the Dironond Engineering Co. I further certify that the work done contains the following materials attlle price set forth in the contract to-wi t: 495.85 490 44 132 1 cu. yds 6" slab cu. yds. excavation lin. ft. curb & gutter lin. ft. 1 x 6 expansion manhole raised @$16.25 .90 1.35 joint .25 $8057.56 441.00 59.40 33.00 25.00 8615. 96 Total I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving District No. 130 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Paving District No. 130. To the Diamond Engineering Co. To Engineering & Publication $8615.96 430.75 9046.71 Total To be divided as follows: Paving Fund Paving District Fund $3051.45 5995.26 9046.71- Total I further recommend tha.t the City Council sit as a board of equalization on said Paving District No. 130 on the 20th day of December 1950 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. (1tesr>r~~~.l..?Y.. sUbmitt.ed". ~~~2/:i/i....:"-..otJ;"~~._~ -1'7 I RaYIL. Harrison City Engineer. On motion of VVinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, report was approved. City Manager presented tentative plans of his mvn, and a set submitted by Nitzel on tLe proposed sub-division of Nitzel & Company. After some discussion, and a presentation of Section 16-106 of Nebraska Statutes, pertaining to annexations to cities of first class, on motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, tentative plan was approved with provision that Mr. Nitzel has two weeks time to obtain costs on curb & gutter, sidewalk, water & sewer to be assessed against each lot. . I I I . :;'1 1 U.L .J( Request of Elizabeth E. Life for curb sidewalk along Lot 10, Block 41, Russell Wheeler Addition was presented and recommended by City Manager that request be grcmted. On motion by Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, recommEndation was approved. Recommendation by City Manager that bUilding permit be issued to J. W. Ballinger on Lot 10, Block 73, Wheeler & Bennett's 3rd Addition, for construction of a second house. (Adjacent property own':!rs having given their consent inwri ting). Motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, recommendation was approved. Proposed leases by and between city of Grand Island and le~sees as follows: Frank W. Roush, building identified as T-701, $200.00 per year. Nielsen & Petersen & Company, T-l04, $900.00 per year~ Bishl.V1achinery Company T-873, $420.00 pc::?!' year, Nebr. Flying Service, original Municipal hanger, $150.00 per month for seven months. Recommended by Ci ty ~~anager same be approved. On inotion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, Mayor was authorized to sign as per recommendation. Discussion on water & Ice rates. Motion by Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, same was referred to City Wanager~ C. W. Burdick to prepare resolution governing rates. After some discussion on parking meters and rest rOQms, locations etc., City J.ilanager suggested that there be two advertisemen ts for bids on parking meters to be received January/O, 1951. Regular surety bonds as follows: Orville Rowe, Bernhard Kemper, Grand Island Plumbing Co., Plumbers. G. I. N~on Sign Company, sign hanging. Jack Hann, Patrolman. On mot: on of li'oreman, seconded by Toft, bonds were approved. Ci ty Manager recommended that the CAP be granted a lease on the building now occupied by them, for $1.00 per year, mId also a light meter be installed. Ci ty Manager read the minutes of th':l meeting of City Managers held at Alliance, Nebraska, after which he commented. Motion by Foreman, seconded by Toft, Council adjourned. November 29, 1950. F. S. Vlhi te, Ci ty Clerk. 8i~ December 6, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. . I The Council met as board of Adjustment, on Lot 5, Block 117, Railroad Addition. Rezoning from Residence A to Residence B per request of Mrs. Olive Larsen. His honor, the Mayo~ presiding. All Councilmen present except Cunningham. The r1ayor :a.dvised that each and everyone present who were opposed to this rezoning that they might be heard. After some discussion the motion of Toft seconded by Foreman the request of Mrs. Olive Larsen to rezone Lot 5, Block 117, Railroad Addition from Residence A. to Residence B Viras grant ed. On motion of Foreman seconded by Toft Council adjourned as board of Adjustment. December 6, 1950 F. S. White City Clerk I December 6, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. Council met as board of Equalization on Water Hain Districts89 and 140. His Honor, the Mayor, presiding, all Councilmen present except Cunningham. 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RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE COUNCIL 01" THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NIGBR- ASKA; sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice havinG been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of tha t part of tel' I,lain Dis trict No. 89 laid in Anna Stree t from lTonroe Street to I;ladison Street, approximately ;520 lineal feet, the same completing the construction of said Water Main District No. 89 to e the sum of ;;;;4'15.20; that we find the benefi ts accruing to the real estate in that part of said water main district as extended to be the total sum of 0475.20 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in that part of said water main district as above extended, to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: HAlliE LOT BLOCK ADDITION AhIOUNT 6 41 Wasmer's ~P'i9'7 . 20 '7 41 \I 93.60 8 41 II 93.60 9 41 It 93.60 10 41 II 9'7.20 Total ;1;;4'75.20 Roy L. & Laura Hahn Evere tt 1". & Edi th J. Morl'i s John V. & Margaret A. Boyle Lyle S. & Mary ~. Gearhart Martin D. & Vona B. Brandt BE IT FUHTHER RESOLVED that the lots, tracts and parcels of land lying on the south side of Anna Street between Madison Street and iiionroe Street, which said lots, tracts and parcels of land lie beyond the corporate linli ts of the Ci ty of Grand Island and adjacent to the main in said Water Main District No. 89, be charged and assessed at the rate of' ;fi;1.80 per foot, if and I!VDen any of such lots, tracts anc.t parcels of land are connected with the main in said district, the amount thereof to be paid in full and collected as a tapping charge. Respectfully s:1bmi tted this 6th day of Decemborr/l~. /~ Members of the City Council There being no protests, on motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, resolution adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. 12-6-50 . I I I . '-"1' () ,;, RES OL UTI ON BE IT RESOLVBD BY 'rEE CITY COUNC IL OF rrI-IE C r~Y 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 ViI a tel" lilain Di s tl" i c t No. 140 to be the to tal sum of ~~;443. 52; tha t we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be tb sum of ~;i)443. 52 and that we find the benefi ts accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the lots, tracts and parcels of land lying on the east side of Oak Street between Bismark Road and Oklahoma Avenue, which said lots, tracts and parcels of land lie beyond the corporate limits of the City of Grand Island and adjacent to the mDin in said bater I.lain District No. 140, be charged and assessed at the I'a te of ;i~l. 68 per foo t, if and wiLen any of such lots, trac ts and parcels of land are connected wi tll the main in said cUstrict, the amount thereof to be paid in full and collected as a tapping clla"ege. Respectfully submitted this 6th day of December, 1950. Members of the City Councii- The Mayor called for any who wished to protest, to make themselves known, there being non~ ~ motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, Resol~tion was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no. None. Cunningham absent. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft Council adjourned as Board of Equalization. F.S.White, City Cler'k 12-6-50 J'lf December 6, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. Council opened in regular session, his honor, the Mayor, . I presiding. All councilmen present except Cunningllam. Various bids 1ilere opened as fol101....rs: Bid of the City Wat er Department on Water Main District #141, $2.60 per foot for 611 C.I. water main class B with all values and specials in place. On motion of Toft, seconded by Foreman, bid was accepted. Sewer District #241. Diamond Engineering Co. 420 line ft. 8" clay tile sewer in place using asphaltic poured joints $2.05 per lin. ft. $861.00 Approx. one man-hole cover in place at $98.00 each. $98.00. On account of there having to be an easement needed for the laying of the sewer line on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, was referred to the City Manager for acceptance Bids on transformers presented as follows: Graybar Electrical Co.: One Three phase transformer ~5 078 'it , ',,' Three single phase $4,,066.0: F. O. B. Grand Island. I Westinghouse Electrical Supply Co.: One Three phase transformer $4,861 Three single phase $1,667.5 each Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co.: One Three phase transformer <\5 2" n 11> ,A5 ,(" Three single phase $1,416 e. General Electric Co.: OneThree phase transformer $5,278 Thre8 single phase $4,066. O~ Kuhlman Electric Co.: One Three phase transformer <,r~ .4 3 L1. 8 tr ....., ..... \- Three single phase $4,582. Korsrneyer Co.: One Three phase transformer No certified check. $5,157 Three single phase ~4 8L1 0) h ~y, .i:,(".::>( On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred I . to the City Manager for recommendation. Hr. Morledge, representin[~ William Shaver, asked the Council to call a special meeting for accepting and approving the beer and liquor licenses. After some discussion, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft hearing on said applications to be held at 7:30 p.m. December 15. Mueller made a request for the rezoning of the S88' of Lot 6, Block 4, Park Place from Residence A to Residence ~ on motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, Council will sit as board of Adjust- ment 7:30 p.m. December 20. 216 Bids on repairing and painting of the City Hall on account of the fire November ll~& 6n furniture and equipment were read as follows: John Claussen & Sons: Repairing per specifications 111 acoustic board $4,620., 3/411 acoustic board $4, 682. Paintin~~ and redecoratir . I $753. All electric wiring $278. Geer-Maurer Construction Company: Repairing for item one $5,110, for labor and materials, item two, $825. E. R. Wicker: Painting - $4eQ.50 E. J. Calhoun: Painting $595.60 For nine windows, two C02tS -~~.E W. E. Vogel: Painting - $1,700.44 John Bixenman: Painting - $569.00 G. H. Mettenbrink: Electrical work - $735 Ensley Electric Company: - Items 1,2,3,4,5,6, $787.55 Lawrence Electri~Co.: Electic work - $1,972.00 Furni ture: R. E. Murphy, $1,844.72, Nebr. Office Service, $2,086.50, The Augustine Co., $2,267.50. I Rugs: Swans Furniture Cu; $2,053.50. Allowance of $1 for old rug. Wolbach1s $2,685, Venetian blinds $189. Pierce Venetian Blinds $171. ?~~. Stalker Furni ture Repair $300 for refinishing.; ~.R of chairs in Council Chambers. The Manager recommended thr>t the bid of the Stalker Furniture Repair for $300 be accepted. On motion of Foreman seconded by Toft recommendation approved. I . ~-''1 ---\1 1 u JL RES 0 L UTI 0 N -------- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealedHbids for the . I refinishing of auditorium chairs provided for spectators in the City hall which were recently damaged by fire, to be received up to 5 o'cloc P. lVI. on the 6th day of December, 1950, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. lVI. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, the Stalker Furni ture Hepair of the City of Grand Island, sub- mitted a sealed bid for the refinishing of said chairs and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. ($300) NOW, TBJ:;;REPOH, BE IT RESOLVED BY rrBE COUNCIL OF' Inn!: CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the bid of the said Stalker Furniture Repair of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the refinishing of said chairs, be and the same is hereb~ I accepted; that a contract for said work be entered into by and between the Ci ty of Grand Island and the said Stalker Furniture Repair and that the ~resident 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 6th day of December, 199D. / I . Members of the City Council On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, Resolution approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Voting no. None. Cunningham absent. On motion of Toft, seconded by 1i'linkhoff, all bids '\tlere referred to the City Manali;er for tabulation &i' recommendations. 12-6-50 Sl~~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- . I WHEREAS, on the 13th day of May, 1948, the Council of the City of Grand Island, passed and approved Ordinance No. 2205 levying special taxes to pay for the cost of the construction of the main in Sewer District No. 221 and among other assessments, the North one-half (N;i-) 01' F'ractionalLot Three (3), Block Six (6), Evans Addition, was assessed in the sum of 1li52.50, then belonging to Hannah N. Osgood and the South one-half (S~) of said Lot Three (3), In Block Six (6), Evans Addition Illjas asses sed^ the sum of ~;52. 50, then belonging to Ra~~ond and Ira Larsen, and WHEREAS, there is no such lot area as the said North one-half (N.~) of Fractional Lot 'l'hree (3) in said Block Six (6), Evans Addition and the assessment therefor taxed against such non- existing area should be cancelled and struck from the records, and I WHEREAS, the amount of $52.50 assessed against the South one- half (S~) of said Lot Three (3) in said Block Six (6), Evans Addi- tion, is excessive for the reason that the same is a 1'ractional lot, and WhEHEAS, the ovmers 01' said South one-half (S-~) of Practional Lot Three (3), have paid three installments, which payments are sufficient to pay the benefits accruing to said real estate because of the construction of said sewer and the remaining two payments each in the sum of ~?10. 50, which arc unpaid, should be cancelled and struck from the records. rrEEREF'OR, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNC IL OF TIill CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND, HEBRASKA: that the sewer assessment in the sum of :1[',52.50 I . levied on the North one-half (N?3) of Fractional Lot '1'hree (3), Block Six (6), Evans Addition, be and the same is hereby ordered cancelled and struck from the records; that the two remaining unpaid installments assessed against the 00uth one-half (S~) of said Fractional Lot Three,(o), Block Six (6), in Evans Addition, be cancelled and struck from the records as herein provided and that c".~ n u Ji ,\)1 R E 0 0 L U T 1. 0 N (con't) the three assessments heretofore paid be accepted as full and . I complete payment of the benefits accruing to said real estate be- cause of the construction of said sewer. BE I'l' FURTHER RESOLVED that the C1 ty l'reasurer be and he is hereby directed, ordered and authorized to cancell and strike from the records the assessments as herein provided and change and amend his tax records accordingly. BE rr PUR1'HER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this resolution. Respectfully submitted this 6th day of December, 1950. I Iv'Iembers of the Ci ty Council On motion of Forema~ seconded by Winkhoff, Resolu~tion adopted. City Manager made reference to the Christmas decorations which had been put up by the Chamber of Commerce that they be complimented and commended. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was approved. City Attorney referred to the compensation case of Smalle~ vs. Grand Island, wherein a lump sum settlement might be had or I . ., the city to pay ~22 a week for 325 weeks. He suggested that a lump sum settlement would be somewhat less than that. City Manager reported that there had been several parking meters broken at Third and Wheeler Streets and water hydrant: at Front and White Streets and that there had been $75 reward offered for the vancJals , also that the traffic lights had been removed at Third and Eddy and Eddy and N. Front and that one would be placed at First and Wheeler. Discussion on relocating city offices after which referred to the Ci ty Manafj';er and plans and. specifications for the purpose of advertising for bid& . I I I . :,,'~q V0\ Letter from the Harry Hansen Family commending and thanking the City Councll and City Manager for the remodeling and repairing of their home at the cemetery was presented and filed. Claims against fhe City were presented, and the City ~~nager recommended they be allowed. On motion of Winkhoff,seconded by Toft were allowed. Roll call ballot. Voting "Yes" Johnson,Foreman,Toft & Winkhoff. Voting "NO". None.Cunningham absent. Report of the Sanitation Department was presented and filed. Request of Eunice & Andrew Bialy for permission to construct a curb sidewalk on the east side of Pine Street from Sixth Street north to the alley,was presenteN. The city Manager recommended that the request be granted. On motion of Foreman,seconded by Tofttne request was granted as per recommendation of the City Manager. . I I I . ~,') l l..J f.d ." liESOLUTl.ON W1lEHEA0, on the 6th day of vctober, 1940, the council of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved Ordinance 1\10. 198 authorizing ~he sale of the real estate described as the East One- half(e~) of Lot Six (6), Block Twenty-two (22), Nagy's Addition to the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, to 0ena Jones, and WHEHEA0, an error was made in said ordInance anci the prerni se s sold and conveyed to the said Sena Jones should have been described as the East One-half (et) of Lot 0ix (6), Block 'Twenty-two (22), Nagy's Addition to the City of' Grand Island, Nebraska, and its complement, the East one-half (e%) of Lot Six (6), Block Twenty-two (22), Original Town, now Cit~. of Grand Island, Nebraska, and WhEHEAS, the City should execute and deliver to the said. 0ena Jones a new Q,uit Claim Deed correctl~' describing said real estate. NOW, THEREFOR, BE 1'1' HE:;)OLVED BY THE COUNCIL Oli' ThE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that a Q.uit Claim Deed correctly describing the real estate as herein described, be made, executed and delivered to the said Sena Jones; that the President of the City Council and th[ Ci ty Clerl{ be and they are hereby directed and autnorized to sign said deed for and on behalf of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and that the City Clerk attach to said Q,uit Claim Deed a certified copy of this resolution. Hespectfully submitted this 6th d.ay of December, 1950. Members of the Oi ty "Council ~ On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by foreman, resolution was adopted. li!'1) ~ Lt ,;:; hi CERTIFI,CATE OF APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, AND DESIGNATION OF THE FIRST CHAIRMAN. . I WHEREAS, theOity Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska held a duly authorized adjourned meeting on the 30th day of August, 1950; and WHEREAS, at said meeting the following resolution was passed and adopted: RESOLUTION ---------- 'WHEREAS, a petition signed by 25 persons residing in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has been filed. with the City Council of said City stating that "Whereas, insanitary and unsafe inhabited dwelling accomo- dations exist in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; and Whereas, there is a shortage of safe and sani tazy dwell- ing accomodations in the said City, avulable to persons of low income at rentals they can afford; and Whereas, there is need for a Housing. AuthoritYHto function in the City of Grand. Island, ~ebraska..tt I and WHEREAS, said petitioners ask that the City Oouncil take such steps as may by law be required to create a local. authority and that funds be obtained from. the Public Housing4dministrationand.that homes be constructedforH persons o.tlow income as provided by Federal and State regulations in the City of Grand Island, l'Jebraska. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: THAT the City Council of the City of Grand Island, l'Jebraska, I . hereby determines, finds and declares, in pursuance of the Housing Authorities Law for Primary and First Class Cities (Chapter 90, Laws of Nebraska, 1931) of the State of Nebraska, that; 1. The City of Grand Island, Nebraska is a city of the first class having a population of more than fi vethousand and not more than forty thousand inhabitants; and 2. Insani tary and unsafe inb.abi ted dwelling, accomoda- tions exist in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; and 'J' l)J ') l..>~ ~J) -2- 3. There is a shortage of safe and sanitary dwelling accoBll4odations in the said City available to persons ;( of low income at rentals they can afford; and . I 4. There is need for a Housing Authority to function in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; and 5. The President of the "ity Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska be promptly notified by the City Clerk of the adoption of this resolution, by furnish- inghim with a certified copy thereof; and 6. The President of the ~ity Council be and he hereby is directed to file in the office of the City Clerkof the City of Grand Island, l~ebraska, the necessar,y certificate evidencing the appointment and tennsof the Co1l11l1issioners and designation of the first Chairman of the Housing Authori ty, pursuant to Section 5 of the Housing Authorities Law for Primary and First Class Cities of the State of Nebraska; and I 7. This resolution shall take effect and be in force immediately upon i tsadoption. Respectfully submitted, this 30th day of August, 1950. sl o. W. Johnson President of the City Council sl H. L. Foreman Vice President I '. sl E. A. Toft, sl O. E. Cunningham sl H. H.Winkhoff Menwers of the City vouncU NOW, THEREFORE, pursuant to the provisions of Section 5 of the Housing Authorities l:.aw for Prileary. and First Class Cities of the State of Nebraska, . and by virtue of my office as Mayor I hereby appoint the five (,) persons hereinafterna:med to serve as Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Grand Island, NebraSka, and to serve for the nUl11ber of years appearing after theirnam.esrespecti vely from the date of this certificate. 'r.') , L f,J t~.~ . -3- . I H. O. Bonsack, One (1) year. Louis H. Stein, Two (2) years. Fred Harrison, Three (3) years. W. W. Connell, Four (4) years. E. H. Magdanz, Fivf1 (5) years. I hereby designate E. H. Magdanz as the first Chairman of the Housing Authority of the City 0 f Grand Island, Nebraska. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto signed my name as Mayor of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and caused the official corporate seal of said City of Grand Island to be itnpressed hereon this 6th day of December , 1$50 . - ATTEST: I ~-/ $~ City Clerk On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, resoluti.on -vms adopted. Hotion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, that the Mayor be complimented and commended upon hi.s selections for the first Board of Commissioners of the Housing Auth ori ty of the City of Grand Island, and that, in every sense, such appointments be confirmed by this Council. Application of Wayne Hedgelin for on and off sale of beer was presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Foreman that a hearing be held at 8 p.m. December 20. Mayor appointed Foreman to I . investigate. applicant. assessment in Ordinance 2448 levying/water main district 89 was regularly L25 passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2448 - Motion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Cunningham, absent. . I Ordinance 2448 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on 2nd reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Oro~nance 2448 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winl\:hoff. Voting no, none. Cunningham, absent. Ordinance 2448 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 2449 levying assessment on water main district 140 I was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2449 - Mot ion by Winkhoff, s econdecl by Foreman, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Cunningham, absent. Ordinance 2449 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on 2nd reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 2449 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded. by Toft, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title onlY. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, I . Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 2449 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. 91(" iV P Ordinance 2450 Rezoning Lot 5, Block 117, Railroa~ Addition from Residence A to Residence B. Passed by the Council and signed by the J1ayor. Ordinance 2450 - l-1:otion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, . I was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Cunningham, absent. Ordinance 2450 - Motion by 'I'linkhoff, seconded by Foreman, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent. Ordinance 2450 - Motion by VHnkhoff, seconded by Foreman, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Voting no, none. Cunningham absEn t. Ordinance 2450 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting I no, none. Cunningham absent. Motion by Foreman, seconded by WinBloff, Oouncil adjourned until 7:30 p.m. December 15. F. S. White City Clerk 12-6-60 I . . I I I . APPROPRIATIONS M1D EXPmJDITURES FOR FISCAL YEAR TO DEC. 6, 1950. FUND APPROPRIATIONS $40,912.50 31,540.00 24,000.00 32,000.00 10,000.00 4,700.00 1,000.00 6,000.00 86,0:J0.00 78,647.71 137.78 Bond & Interest Administrative Engineer Storm Sewer Heal th Fund Ci ty Hall Ci ty Scales Municipal Pool Incidentals Airport Airport Lighting Street & Alley Gas Tax 35,000.00 14,560.28 52,440.64 40,200.00 108,000.00 115,000.00 121,500.00 35,160.00 208.95 190,371.56 Sani tation Park Fund Police Fund Cemetery Fund Fir e Fund Pension Fund Eddy Street Sycamore Street Sewer Fund 60,000.00 Sewer Construction 65,321.05 Paving Fund 60,409.68 Music Fund __ 6i..00Q.QQ Total Approp. 1,219,110.15 Ice Fund Water Fund Light Fund Sewer District Paving District R.ECEIPTS & TRAN SF.ERS EXPENDED 11,044.20 9,973.21 17,137.75 3,277.24 2,510.89 371.39 2,065.46 2,229.06 20,32.3.71 14,924.46 5,694.61 12,244.06 en') , G(J EALAN Cl $40,912.5( 20,495.8e 14,026.7~ 14,862. 2~ 6, 722. 7~ 2,189 .11 628. 61 .3, 9.34. 5~ 83,770. 9~ 58,.324.00 137.78 20,075.54 8,865.67 40,196.58 11,483.70 28,716.30 38,090.49 69,909.51 8,63.3.41 106,366.59 30,024.98 2,636.21 91,1,,75.02 32,523.79 208.95 190,371.56 16,888.50 43,111.50 58>>152.50 7,168.55 22,465.22 37,944.46 29~; *~~:g~ 92i;;~-~:ig 9,.394.27 45,478.33 224,705.15 9,000.08 60.134.3q $641,48.3.24 Respectfully submitted, F. S. White, Ci ty Clerk . I I I '. ,) C)) 0 "\ ,./- t~'-l; U i0,' December 15, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. Council met as per adjournment of Dec~berk, His honor, the Mayor, presiding. All councilmen present except Toft. Petition of William Shaver for beer' license 1",as pl"esented. No objectors being present, the following resolution was adopted: RESO.f!UTIQN BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBR- ASKA; that the applications of William H. Shaver, doing business under the firm name of Koehler Tavern for licenses to sell beer at ltOn Salel1 and alcoholic liquor and beer by the package only at ItOff Salell, be and the same are hereby granted and approved. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified copy of this Resolution. Respectfully submitted this 15th day of December, 1950. ~~ Members of tl~ City Council Mr. V. M. Painter appeared with a proposal for a modern trailer camp installation to be located on Lot 14, Home sub- division. Various phases of zoning, plumbing; code, and trailer camp code were discussed. Upon motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, the matterwas referred to a conference between Mr. Painter andthe City Manager, to be arranged at mutual convenience. John Wagoner, attorney, presented protest with 83 sig- natures from the northside section, pertaining to parkIng meters in that area. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the Mayor, Councilman Cunningham, Chief of Police, Fire Chief and City Manager to confer with Mr. Wa"oner and his committee at their convenience. Mrs. Elizabeth Life, presented request for permission to erect a one~a~ily dwelling on the north half of lot 10, rr~~iM-' block 41, along with the consent of all adjacent property owners. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted. . I I I . "i;: 0 8 <i .i! RES 0 L UTI 0 N -----.----- WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of transformers to be used in the construction of a sub-station, to be received up to 5 o'clock p. !Vi. on the 6th day of December, 1950, and to be opened at 8 o'clockP. lVl. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, the Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company, of the City of Milwaukee, Wisconsin M ~ W.IJy fi ~ xocn:~ sub- mitted a sealed bid for tile furnishing of transformers , and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NO\iV, ThEREFOR, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIill COUNCIL OF THE CITY mil GRAND I;:)LAND, NEBHASKA; that the bid of the said Allis-Chaltaers Manufacturing Company, of the City of Milwaukee, Wiscon!f1-iXXOC EixU XlX' ~m umu, ~~, for the furnishing of transfopmers , be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for said work be entered into by and be tween the City of Grand Island and the said Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing 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 fOl~ and on behalf of said City. Respectfully submi tted this 15th day of December, 1950j Members of the City Council (Recommendation of city manager that the bid of Allis Chalmers Company of $4066.08 for three transformers to be purchased and the checks of the unsuccessful bidders be returned.) On motion I of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, vJinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. . I I I . -;!.t vd Tabulation of items of cost to repair and replace to ~ original condition and situation, on account of the fire in City Hall at Grand Island, Nebraska, occurring on November 11, 1950. Estimate of John Claussen & Sons for cost of general reconstruction comparable to original $5,110.00 Bid of John Bixenmann for painting and decorating, comparable to original Estimate of Lawrence Electric Company for cost of electrical work to replace comparable to original 569.00 700.00 Bid of R. E. Murphy Company for replacement of furniture, with comparable items, except" swivel chairs $1,960.75 Adjustment for swivel chairs on account of ~rade and quality 10 @ $175.00 $ Less 33 1/3% depreciation 1. 750.00 9,710.75 1.236.92 2,473.83 Estimate of S. of replacement original Less 33 N. Wolbach Sons, Inc. for cost of floor rug, duplicate of $ 3,042.00 1/3% depreciation 1.014.0~ 2,028.00 Bid of Pierce Venetian Blind Company for replacement of blinds $ Less 33 1/3% depreciation 171.72 57.24 114.48 Estimate and bid of Stalker Furniture Repair for re- finishing spectator chairs 300.00 Force account labor and materials used in removing debris and cleaning walls; and expense incurred for cleaning and repairing window blinds and curtains in adjacent halls and offices, as permethod authorized by adjustor Paul Gordon, and reported by City Engineer in Charge 792.82 Estimate of City Engineer of cost of repairing and re- finishing map case; and furnishing and copying plats and maps 275.90 Estimate of City Electric Department of cost of new electric clock 11.95 Estimate of cost of U. S. flag and pole as found in W. S. Dailey 1950 catalogue, page 56, Ite~ No. E911 $ 63.20 less stand $3.50 59.70 Estimate (arbitrary) of damage to fiber-linoleum on Hallway floor, 25 sq. yd. @ $4.00 per sq. yd. 100.00 Total $12,534.78 After careful analysis of all the items of loss and of the various estimates and bids for replacements and reconstruction in connection with the fire which occurred in the City Hall on November 11, 1950, I recommend that the above figure of $12,534.78, plus 10% for engineering, plans~ specifications, supervision and advertising, making a total of $13,788.26, be considered acoeptable by the City in full settlement of the insured loss. L. R. Rudd City Nana~er Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, that recommendation be accepted, and that Mayor and clerk be authorized to execute settlement and release with insurance adjustor for $13788.26. Carried on roll call unanimously. . I I I . d31 Recommendation of city manager that the bid of John Claussen & Sons of $4682.00 be accepted ag lOt'\Test and best bid. RESOLUTIQli WHEHEAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for re- constructing, rebuilding and repairing the city council room which was damaged by fire, to be received up to 5 o'clock P. IVI. on the 6th day of December, 1950, and to he opened at 8 0' clock P. IVI. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, the John Claussen & Sons of the City of Grand Island, submitted a sealed bid for said work and the bid of said contractor was found tobe the lowest and best bid. NOW, ThEREFOR, BE IT RESOLVED 13Y THE COUNCIL OF frFE CITY OF' GHAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the biel of the said John Claussen & Sons of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for such work be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for said work be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said John Claussen <ll; Sons and that the ~resident 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 15th day of December, 1950. Members of the City Council Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopt ed. . I I I . Recommendation by the city manager that the bid of John Bixenmann of $569 for painting and decoratin~ the council chamber and I Mayors office, damage caused by fire, was presented. !f u RES 0 L UTI 0 N WlJImEAS,. the Ci ty of Grand Island invited sealed bids for paint- ing and decorating the city council room which was damaged by fire, to be received up to 5 o'clock P. M. on the 6th day of December, 1950 and to be opened at 8 0' clock P. 1... on said date, a t the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, the John A. Bixenmann of the City of Grand Islahd, submitted a sealed bid for said work and the bid of said contr~ctor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, TlffiREFOR, BE IT RESOLVED BY TFili COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GH.AND ISLAND, NF.EBRASKA: that the bid of the saict John A. Bixenmann of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for such work be and the sameH is hereby accepted; that a contractofor such said work be entered into by and between the Ci ty of Grand Island and the said John A. Bixernlla.nn and that the ~resident 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 tbis15th day of December, 1950. Members of the City Council On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution Was adopted. . I I I . Recommendation of the city manager that the bid of Gus Mettenbrink for electrical work and lighting fixtures, $735 be accepted. .'" ~ C~ R E ~ 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREA0~ the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids covering the electrical work required in repairing and reconstructing the city council room which was damaged by fire, to be received up to 5 o'clock P. M. on the 6th day of December, 1950, 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 Gus H. Mettenbrink of the City of Grand Island, sub- mitted a sealed bid for said work and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOVV, '1'}lliREPOH, BE rF RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the bid of the said Gus H. Mettenbrink of the City of Grand Island, N-ebraska, for such work, be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for said work be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said Gus H. Mettenbrink 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. Hespectfully submitted this 15th day of December, 19 O. Members of the City Council Motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. . I I I . Recommendation of city manager that the bid of R. E. Murphy Co. for $1844.72 for desks, chairs and other furniture be accepted as the lowest and best bid. , " <:) CD' RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- WfillREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of desks and chairs and other furniture and fixtures for the council room, to be received up to 5 0 I clock p. M. on the 6th day of December, 1950, 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 WHEHEAS, the R. E. Murphy COIllpany of the City of Grand Island, submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said furniture and fix- tures and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. , NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY Il'HE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the bid of the said R. E. Murphy CompaXlY of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska for the furnishing of said furniture and fixtures, be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for furnishing said furniture and fixtures be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said R. E. Murphy 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 15th day of December, 1950. Members of the City Council Motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. Recommendation of city manager that the bid of S. N. Wolbach Sons for $2685 be accepted as the best bid. .' <<:'~ r:, u u ~p RES 0 L UTI 0 N - - -- VJEEREAS, the Ci ty of Grand Island invi ted ~1ealed bids for the . I furnishing of a carpet for the City Council Room which was recently damaged by fire, to be received up to 5 o'clock P. IiI. on the 6th day of December, 1950, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. IiI. on said date, at the :1'e[;ular meeting of the city council of said City, and WHEREAS, the S. N. Wo1bach Sons, Inc. of the City of Grand Island, submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said carpet and the bid of said contractor was found to be the best bid. NOW, ~rHEREPOR, BE rr RESOLVED BY TIlE COUNCIL OF 'I'E.E CITY 0]:;' GRAND ISLAND, NSBHASY{.li; that the bid of the said S. N. Wo1bach Sons, Inc. of the City of Grand Island, Nebras]w, for the furnishing of said carpet, be and the same if) hereby accepted; that a contract for said work be entered into by and I between the Ci ty of Grand Island and the said S. N. Wo1bach Sons, 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 City. Hespcctfully submitted this 15th day of December, 1950. Members of-the City Council On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution ioTaS I . adopted. I '"' {~, uV~} bid of Recommendation of city manager that the/Pierce Venetian Blind Service of $171.72 be accepted as the best bid. RES 0 L UTI 0 N . I V~IEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the furnishing of venetian blinds for the City Council Room which were recently damaged by fire, to be received up to 5 o'clock p. M. on the 6th day of December, 1950, 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 Pierce Venetia.n Blinds of the City of Grand Island, submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said blinds and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NO\'J, TEEHEFOH, BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE COUNCIL OF' THE CI'lY 0'1" GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said Pierce Venetian Blinds of the Ci ty of Grand Island, I Nebraska, for the furnishing of said bl~nds, be and the same is hereby accepted; tlla t a contract for said ~vork be entered into by and between the Ci ty of Grand Island and the said Pierce Venetia.n Blinds 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 l.5th day of December, 1950. I . Members of the City Council On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, resolution was adopted. (Cunningham was excused.) r I 1 ] . 1 I I 1 I j I j J I i j 1. I J I I I . '9'~ ;Jut Contract py and between the Carpenter Paper Company and the City Water Department for furnishing of water was presented. R~SOLUT1.0N WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island lnvi ted se~led bids i'or the construction of a water main district known and designated as Water Main District No. 141, to be received up to 5 o'clock P. M. on the 6th day of December, 1950 and to be opened at 8 o'cloclc P. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and WHEREAS, the City Water Department of the City of Grand Island, submitted a sealed bid f'or the construction of said district and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. NOW, THEREFOH, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TPill CITY OF GRAND ISL1'I.ND, NEBRA::>KA: tnat the bid of the said City Water Department of the City of Grand Island, ~ebraska, for the construction of said water main district known and designated as Water Main District No. 141, be and tile same is hereby accFlP:be<;l; that a contract for the constructlon of said water main district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island rold the said Ci ty Water Department 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 6th day of Decembe~~o. Members of the City Council On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, contract agreement was approved. Proposed leases by and. beti'ITeen the city of Grand. Island and John L. Hudson for building identified as T-803 for six months . I I I . L3N at $262.50 and the city of Grand Island and the Midwest Farm Equipment Company for building identified as T-227 for $180 a year were presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Wink- hoff, leases were approved and the mayor authorized to sign. Regular surety bonds were presented as follows: Donald C. Ashworth, police Fred Springs~uth, electrician J. F. Abrahamson ) O'Hara ) plumbers Jack Cole, sign company Walter Kamps, trailer camp On motion uf Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, bonds were approved. Ordinance 2451 fixing water rates was regularly passed by thecouncil and signed by the mayor. Ordinance 2451 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Winkhoff, Absent Toft, Cunningham. Ordinance 245~ - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Winkhoff. Absent Toft, Cunningham. ~. Ordinance 2451 - Motion by Win~loff, seconded by oreman, rules suspended andordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Winl{hoff. Absent Toft, Cunningham. Ordinance 2451 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Winkhoff. Absent, Toft, Cunningham. ORDINANCE 24~ authorizing sale of lots 15 and 16, fro block 12, Ashton place, for $500 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor. Ordinance 2452 - Motion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Winkhoff, Absent Toft, Cunningham. Ordinance 2452 - Motion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinanceplaced on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Winkhoff. Absent Toft, Cunningham. Ordi nance 2452 - 140t ion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinanceplaced on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, IPoreman, Winkhoff. . I I I . >~o ~~,- tJ q}' Absent Toft, Cunningham. Ordinance 2452 - Hot ion by P'oreman, seconded by Winkhoff, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Toft, Cunninghar,n. Motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, council adjourned to 7:30 p.m. December 20, 1950. F. S . Whi t e City Clerk 12-15-50 . I I I . :40 December 20, 1950 Grand Island, Nebr. Council met as board of adjustment on rezoning lot 6, block 4, Park place from residence A to residence B. All council- men present exc~t Winkhoff. There being no one present pro- testing the rezoning, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, request was granted. After discussion as to the request for portion of the lot to be rezoned, city attorney advised that the whole lot should. beincluded. Cunningham with the consent of his second, withdrew the motion. City manager recommended that the request be investigated further. On motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, it be referred to city manager. On motion of Cunningham, secono.ed by Toft, council adjourned as board of equalization. Recessed until 8 otclock. (Durin/i; recess the city manager advised the council pertaining to unpaid claim for garbage and suggested settlement be made other> than a suit. City manaf;j;er presented request from H. T. McKee, chainnan of the County Board, for a meeting between thecity council and the mem~ers of the Oounty Board pertaining to clos- ing hours of taverns and liquor stores, sometime between December 25 and January 1. Thematter was left in the hands of the city manager to arrange an informal meeting date). 12-20-50 F. S. White Oi ty C1 erk Grand Island, Nebr. December 20, 1950 Council met as board of Equalization, his honor the Mayor, presiding. All councilmen present. Board of Equa1i- zation on lot 10, block 53, Wasmer's Second and Paving Diet. 130. . I I I . ,,'ti, t \...o.>..K: .r... RES 0 L Q T ION WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, as required by law, served notice to the owner or owners of the real estate described as Lot 10, Block 53, Wasmers 2nd Addition to the said City of Grand Island, to construct a sidewalk over, along and across the easterly side of said lot, and WHEREAS, the owner requested that the City have said sidewalk constructed and have the cost thereof made a lien on said premises as required by law. NOW, THEREFOR, 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 construction of said sidewalk over, along and across said premises to be the sum of $164.28, said premises belonging to Francis E. and Carrol D. Nugent; that we find the benefits accruing to said Lot 10, Block 53, Wasmers 2nd Addition to the said City of Grand Island, Nebraska, be the total sum of ~?164.28 and that the entire amount thereof be levied and assessed and be made a lien against said premises as by law required. Respectfully submitted this 20th day of December, 1950. I l/ Members of the City Council Motion of Cunnlngham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. . I I I . '.'41 {e . ., /' ~ .. r,< RE.e.OLU1ION 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 that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving District No. 130 to be the total sum of $5995.76; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $5995.76 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows: NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT Erin Rancho Motels Inc. 1 11 Baker's $332.95 Erin Rancho Mo te 1 s Inc. 2 11 II 320.62 Erin Rancho Motels Inc. 3 11 II 320.62 Erin Rancho Mo te 1 s Inc. K!. 4 11 II 160.31 2 Cates Recap &: Vulcanizing Co. w.~ 4 11 II 160.31 Cates Recap &: Vulcanizing Co. 5 11 II 332.95 Norman S. &: Ilva M. Schuyler 1 53 Packer &: Barr's 2nd 364.00 Rosa &: Pearl Schaff F'r. 2 53 11 II 364.00 Harold Ii' &: Helen IVI. Howe Fr. 3 53 II It 364.00 . Jack D. &: V1rg;i.nia H. Long Fr. 4 53 II It 364.00 City of Grand Island 1 47 It II 364.00 City of Grand Island Pro 2 47 tI II 364.00 City of Grand Island Fr. 3 47 " " 364.00 City of Grand Island 1"1". 4 47 II II 364.00 City of Grand Island 1 48 II II 364.00 City of Grand Island 2 48 II II 364.00 City of Grand Island 3 48 II II 364.00 City of Grand Island 4 48 It II 364.00 Total $5995.76 Respectfully submitted this 20th day of December, ~ Members of the City Council Mayor asked if there were any protestors. There being none, motion of Winkhoff, seconded by roreman, resolution was adopted. . I I I . i" A ': u2f Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, meeting adjourned as board of Equalization. F. S. White City Clerk 12-20-50 Grand Island, Nebr. December 20, 1950 Council met in regular session, his honor the mayor presiding. All councilmen present. The application of Wayne D. Hedglin for On and Off Sale Beer having been referred to Mr. Foreman, who ste.ted that .the license~having been in business previously and of good repute and what have you, he recommended that the application be gran t ed. . I I I . d4i RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that licenses to sell beer at "Off Sale" and "On Sale" be approved and issued to Wayne D. Hedglin, doing business under the trade name of Mac's Coffee Shop, located at 313 West 2nd Street in the City of Grand Island. BE IT FURTllliR RESOLVED that the City Clerk be and he is here- by directed to furward a certified copy of this Resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska. Respectfully submitted this 20th day of Dec0mb~/ 950. / (j Members of the City Council On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted. Mr. Nitzel presented plans for laying out of plot of i!;round vJ'hich he had requested being taken into the city, including the land belonging to William Dudey. On motion of Foreman, seconcled by Cunningham, that the council go alol1i wi th Nitzel tenatively approving the plot as presented. Giving Mr. Nitzel assurance that when the ultimate plan) request and res- trictions are presented, that the council would grant request. H. LColerrian oomn1andin~r officer of the CAP, appeared before the council offering services to the civil defense com- mittee, explaining the objects of the CAP. The Mayor informed Mr~oleman that there had been no County director appointed as yet and as soon as the appointment is confirmed, they will get ''lTord to Nr.Coleman and that they appreciatethe offer. . I I I . ~.~ (~ ~: Grand Island, Nebraska December QO, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand. Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that Luther & Maddox has completed the work on Gravel District No. 24 in accordance with the plans and specification and. contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and Luther & Maddox. I further certify that the work done contains the following material at the orice set forth in the contract, to-wit: 1287 cu. yds. road gravel @$.99 $1274.13 I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid gravel district No. :&!: be accepted by the City of Grand. Island, Nehe. I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connection with Gravel District No. 24. To Luther Ma,ddox To Engineering & Publication $1274.13 63.70 1337.83 Total To Paving District Fund To Paving Fund $1135.86 201.97 1337. 83 Total leap tful1y submitted, Z~_ Ray . Harrison City Engineer Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, report was approved. Council to meet as Board of Equalization at 8 o'clock P.M. January 17, Mr. Johnson requested Mr. Foreman to preside and asked to be excused. . I I I . , Ii f~ '. [~1" . \, tJ;X! Grand Island, Nebraska Decem-ber 20, 1950. Honorable Mayor & City Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Gentlemen: I hereby certify that the Rentlor Company has completed the work on Sewer Lift Station No.5 in accordance with the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and the Rentlor Company, which contract is dated June 21, 1950. I further certify that the work done contains the following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract to-wit: 253 @ $ 3.00 $ '759.00 1575.00 3240.00 1181.50 10.00 1350.00 700.00 125.00 84.00 18'7.00 $9211.50 cu. yds. excavation dewatering cu. yds. concrete Ibs. reinforcing steel placing manhole cover & ring brick building above ground pipe and valves for pumps 1 sump pump for dry pit install pumps, controls backfill and dispose of 60 9452 54.00 12)....- . :-2 &, floats extra dirt Total Extra - removing;:l1lanhole from original position and extending pipe to manhole re~etting manhole and connecting to sewer 15.00 124.85 9351.35 Total I reCOfMlend that the work completed by the Rentlor Company be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. I herewith submit the follOWing statement of a,ll costs in connection with said Sewer Lift Station No.5. To The Rentlor Company $9351.35 The entire amount to be charged to the Sewer Fund. submitted, , Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, report was approved. Request of Vern M. Painter for rezoning of lot 14 Home Sub-division from residence A to business A was presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that council sit as board of Adjustment at 8 o'clock P.M. January 3. Proposed lease by andbetween the city of Grandlsland and Prairie Valley Hybrid Company on building identified as T-470 for$28.80 a year was presented. On recommendation of the city mana~er that same be approved, Motion of Cunningham, seconded bv Winkhoff. lease was approved and Mayor and clerk authorized to si~n. " !A 'l U J! (\ Regular surety bonds were presented as follows: Glen Vanosdall Merle T. Lawrence - Electricians Al Grubhs, patrolman John Claussen & Sons, performance bond On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, bonds were approved . I subject to okay by city attorney. Ordinance 2453 assessing lot 10, block 53, Wasmer's second, sidewalk tax was regularly passed by the council and signed by the vice president. Ordinance 245~ - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent. Ordinance 245q - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent. Ordinance245~ - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended andordinance placed on third reading I by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson Absent. Ordinance 2453 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunning- ham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent. Ordinance 2454 levying tax on paving district 130 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the vice presi- dent. Qrdinance2454 - Motion by WinJr..hoff, seconded by Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. I . Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, none. Johnson absent. Cunnin>tham. w:J Voting no, Ordinan.ce 2454 - :Motion by ~nnkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent. Ordinanc~_2454 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinanceplaced on third reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent. . I I I . ;,ff Q 0~C} Ordinance 2454 - Motion by Win~~off, seconded by Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent. Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winluloff, claims were allowed as presented and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, city manager was given authority to make selection of furniture, desk and chairs for his office. City manager advised thecouncil that the Public Relation servic;e contract lA.sed by the ice, water and lig;ht depart- ment would expire in January. After explanation asto the service obtained, he recommended that it be continued. Motion of Toft~ seconded by Winkhoff, that the contract be renewed. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, council adj ourned. F. S. White City Clerk 12-20-50