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Orand Island, N3braska.
.J anuary 7, 1942.
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?ou.ncil met as a BOd.I'd of Equ.aliza tion to assess the benefits
accrulng on account o:c th~ op9niLg of Cleburn Street between
Anna Str39t and Okla.hollla Aile. "His Hm'lbr " the Mavor ~"'''''s';a.o ;ng
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t!,ac. COllrlc.l1man ans\'nred at roll call. except Walk:;;!'.
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Grand Island, Nebraska, si tting as a ;30t-rC'd of J<:;qualization aftf:)I'
due notice having been gi ven thereof, as provided by law that we
find the total eXTJense and c1amages incu:rred i,n creating, widening,
extending, and constructing Cleburn Stl'eet, from Anna Street to
Oklahoma Avenue, pUl'suant to the provisions of Ordinance No. 1591
of the ordinances of the City of' Grand Island, Nebraska, to be the
total sum of Four Hundred Forty (ip440 .00) dollars; and tbat we
find the benefits accruing to the real estate abutting that portion
of said Cleburn Street and the real estate nearby to be the total sum
of Four Hundy'ed :Forty (;1~4Ll0.00) dollars, and that we finO. the
benefits accruing to each of the respective lots, tracts and parcels
of land abutting said Street and the lots nea'rby to be the sum f'et
opposite the several descriptions, as follows:
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ADDI'fION
AlViOUN'.r
10 3 Sou th Park ipllO .00
6 2 II II 110 .00
Part of the N.:E:.Quarter of tbe N .E.Quarter
Section 2l-:U-9 in Hall County, Nebr. 110.00
Rudolph N. Kuester
William FrA.nk
L. \JJ. Johnson
L.W. Johnson Part of the N.E .(~uarter of the N .E.Quarter
Section 2l-i~-9 in Hall County, Nebr. 110.00
TOTAL $440.00
Respectfull',V' submitted this 7th o.ay of January, 191'2.
----1!L,A. QJtvetti
__C;. ~ . Cords.
- ~Streef' and Ailey Coriirilfttee.-
Th~r9 b9LLg no protests, OL motion of Ollv9tti, s~cond9d by
Cords, resolutIon was adopt9d.
On motion of Oliv9tti, sscond3Ci. by COl'NSll, Council adjourned
as a Board of EqualizatIon.
January 7, 1942.
F. S. Whit9,
City Cl~rk.
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GraLd ~sland, Nebraska.
January 7, 1942.
Council m'3t in Hegular Session, "His Honor ,ft th'3 Mayor, presiding.
Each Councilman anSW9r~a at roll call, '3xcept Walker.
Minut'3s of pravious llieetlngs, December 17 and 23, W'3re read
and approved.
Letter from J. G. Johson, Box 204, with refereDce to exp:mses
of Mr. Grlrmninger to Wasnington, was read.
Tyler resolution on followl..l.ll::, page.
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WIL15HEAS, t11e Gi ty of Grand Island, has sold to Harry IV;. l1y1er
and Henry F. 'l'yler the real estate known and described as IJots
Seven (7) and Nine (9), Block Eleven (11), Baker's Addition to the
City of' Grand Island, Nebrasl~a, and has r'eceived therefore, the sum
of One Thousand Ei~ht Hundred (4~1,~3()O.OO) Dollars, an(1,
l,'lHgJ.tEAS, tb.e City of Grand Island, naid to the County of Hall,
the sum of Four Hundred Sixty-seven Dollars ~.?'l.nd
fty-tiC/O cents
($467.52) for said lots and acquired a deed therefore,
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lots were sold to the said J:-larl'Y !VI. ~llyler and Henry P. Tvler
ac cording to the nrovi sions of Ordinanc e No. If387 and tbe CNlt of
-pc(olishing said ordinance was the sum of Six Dollars and Ii'orty-two
c en t s (
.4:2), making a total of Four Hundr cd Se venty-ttlree Dollar s
and Ninety-four Cents ($473.94) invested in said real estate, and,
VfH.l<;tG~AS, there were special assessnlonts due on said roal estEtte
in amounts as follows:
Paving Dist. No. 78
Porportion of Interest
Sidewalk Assessment
Orc\:i DEmce No. 121;3
Poroortion of Interest
Sewer Assessment Dist. No.
127, July 1, 1925
Poroortion of Interest
;~; 8?2. 58
;";95.21
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24.08
'17 .OE3
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Total
;~Jl, 800 .00
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WILEREAS, t}le City 1.1t'e aS1J.I'er has creell ted the One rrhou sand
Eip;J-lt Hunc1I'fld ,noo .(0) Dollars l'ece i ved for said Y'eal estn.te
in the following sums and to the following funds, as follows:
Pa ving Fund
General Fund
('f:'Y1'yral 1-1'uncl (C.'l' c.1{.y!,!o] 1,.)
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Sewor Dist. }'und
;jpl, Hi? .79
473 .94
95.25
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iiia,800 .00
'fH:6hbFOlili, BE 1"1:' rtESOLVED BY rfHE lVU1.YOlc .1I.J'w CITY lIUUNGIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, t},at the cJi v:Lf3ion and distributJon
of trle said sum of One rrhousand Eight I-lundy'cd (:i~1,800.00) Dollars
. to the several funds as bereinbcfol'e set forth be and the same 18
hereby approved.
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Be it further resolved that the City Clerk forward to the
City Treasurer a certified copy of this resolution.
ResDectfu11'y submitted this 2th_.._ ctay of ,January, 1942.
On motion of hammer, seconded oy Gross, resolution was adopted.
Colwell r~ported roof on north side fire station had been re-
paired, mId the walls would be taken care of soon.
On motion of CalVI/ell, seconded by Ka.mmer, City Property Committee
was given power to act in plac
bulletin board on second floor,
curtains in Clerk's office and door bumper all south entrallC.:e door.
Some discussion on car insurance.
Discussion on salaries, on motion of Cords, seconded by Boeck,
heads of Departments m3et with the Council vVednesday at 8:00 o'clock
P. W., January 24, 1942.
Starr mentioned communication from C. A..A. and sugg ested the
City Attorney pass approval.
Honorable lVlayor and City Council:
We, your Street & AIle:'! COlHmi ttee to whom was referred the
application of L. W. Johnson to constr~ct curb sidewalk around Block
53, of Wasmer Second Addition to the City of~and ISland, hereby
reC0111l11 end this permission b9 gran ted.
Th9re is at present no sidewalk in this block.
R,=spectfully,
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C. J. Cords
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On motion of Starr, s3cond9d by Olivetti, report was approv9d.
Olivetti 1113ntion2d snow removal had cost from $3,000.00 to
$3,500.00.
Cords reported the clock in the stop signal at Locust and
Koenig Str'=9ts, was not working, but wottld b9 check3d and tak9n
care of.
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To th~ .l~iayor and City Cocmcil,
Grand lslar::d, N'3brasl\:a.
G 3n tl ''?men:
We, the members of the Ordinance, License, and Bond COIlliui ttee
to whom was referred tIle application of John F. Koehler {or a
lic:mse to sell beer at "on and Off" sale at th'8 location known
as 409 North Pine Street, report and recommend that said applica-
tion be allowed.
.Dated this 7th day of' January, 1942.
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JulL_<~ Boeck
Ordinance, License and
Bond Committee
On motion ot Colwell, seconded by Boeck, report was approved.
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Wh::!:.RB:AS, John F. Koehler has applied for a licens'3 to s'3l1
beer at "on sale" ar:d "off sale" at the address lnlOwn as 409 North
Pine Street, and the Ordinance, License, and Bond Committee has
recommended the granting of s,lid license
TH SRSFOf{;~ B8 IT h2.:S0L V 3;.0 BY Tll E.: lV1AYOH AND CITY COUNCIL of
th'3 City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that a licens'3 to sell beer at
"on sale" and 1T0ft' sale" be granted to the said JohnF. Koehler
at the address known as 409 North Pine street.
BE IT FURTh8R H~SOLVED th;at the City Clerk be and he is
hereby directed and Lnstruct9d to forward to the Nsbraska Liquor
Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska a certified copy of this
r :3solution.
Hespectfully submitted this 7th day of January, 1942.
F. H. Colwell
Julius Bosck
-Ordinance,-Elc9nse and
Bond Committee
On motion 01' Coh\'e11, seconded by Boeck, resolution was
adopted.
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Kammer, Bonds of Guy Verly
and John 8. Reynolds, (Garbage) and Julius Spiehs, (Herman Helmke
as Surety) were approved.
Ordinance #1903, assessing the benefits by the opening up of
Cleburn Street, between Anna Street and Oklahoma Avenue, was
regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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On motion of Gross, seconded by Olivetti, Ordinance #1903
was placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all
voting aye.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Colwell, rJles were
suspended and Ordinance #1903 was placed on its final passage and
finally passed. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Claims against the City were presented. On motion of Colwell,
seconded by Starr, were allowed. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
On motion of Boecl{, seconded by Starr, tbe Ci ty Attorney was
instructed to draft an ordinance, (vvith teeth in it) pertaining
to clearing snow from sidewalks and cutting weeds on curb and
vacant late etc.
On motion of Boeck, Council adjourned.
January 7, 1942.
F. S. White,
Ci ty CLerk.
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Gas Tax
Sewer Fund
Engineer
Incidentals
NYA Program
Recreation
Municipal Pool
WPA Program
Airport
Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
Park Fund
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Ligh t Fund
Paving District
Sewer District
APPROPRIATIONS M~D EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO JAN. 8, 1942
APPROPRIATED
2,600.00
14,600.00
28,250.00
6,900.00
27,000.00
6,500.00
46,700.00
650.00
TRANSFERS
4,300.00
6,000.00
7,500.00
6,500.00
11,500.00
5,300.00
14,800.00
38,300.00
11,500.00
3.6,000.00
9,000.00
3,000.00
286,900.00
EXPENDED
4,985.00
8,180.51
3,539.58
9,173.67
2,183.00
10,280.45
381.44
1,802.76
1,555.68
9,870.59
4,390.90
30.00
6,415.03
16,477.74
4,060.14
16,249.32
6,640.42
1,000.00
107,216.23
8,421.94
23,872.16
66,507.66
8,621.04
4.68
214,643.71
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BALANCE
2,600.00
9,615.00
20,069.49
3,360.42
17,826.33
4,317.00
36,419.55
268.56
2,497.24
4,444.32
2,370.59-
2,109.10
11,500.00
5,270.00
8,384.97
21,822.26
7,439.86
19,750.68
2,359.58
2,000.00
179,683.77
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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January 14, 1942.
Council met as per Special Call, "His Honor," the Mayor,
presiding. Each Councilman present, except Walker.
Mr. Kruse in charge of NYA at College Grounds, stated that
he had rec~ived communication from Mr. Wilson requesting guard
protection. After some discussion, Mr. Kruse was instructed to
inquire whether or not City was supposed to pay cost of guards.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS: Warrants have been issued in excess of the 1941-1942
Appropriations for the W.P.A~Fund of the General Fun.d,and
further expenditures are anticipated, and
WHEREAS: There is an unexpended balance in the Incidental Fund of
the General Fund of over Thirty Six Thousand ($36,000.00)
Dollars,
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THEREFORE be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council, that the
sum of Seventy Five Hundred ($7500.00) Dollars be trans-
ferred from the Incidental F'und of the General :Wund to
the W.P.A.Fund of ~he General Fund,and that the City Clerk
be instructed and hereby authorized to issue Warrants on
the W.P.A.Fund of the General FUnd in an amount equal to
the Appropriation plus the above transfer.
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to have a drain placed in
Police Garage. After some discussion, on motion of Colwell,
seconded by Kamm~r, Con~ittee was given power to act. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye.
On motion of Gross, seconded by Colwell, City Property Committee
was given power to purchase cuspidors for Council Chamber and halls.
There was some discussion as to compensation to Ollie Moore.
No action.
Mayor mentioned that he felt there should be some arrangements
made for legal talent in foreclosure cases, and distribution of
money paid to County, th~ City Attorney not having th~ time. On
motion of Kammer, seconded by Cords ,that Cc:mr,sell be employed,
fees to be fixed later by the Council.
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RESOLUTION CONSTITUTING AGRti:EiVU~NT WITH THE UNITED
STATES RELATIVE TO OPERATION AND MAINTENA1\JCE OF
GHAND ISLAND MUNICIPAL AIHPORT
Vm8.~REAS, the Administrator of Civil Aeronautics of the Uni ted
States Department of Commerce (hereinafter referred to as flAdminis-
trator"), acting pursuant to the terms of the Third Supp12mental
National Defense Appropriation Act, 1942 (Public Law 353, 77th
Congress, Title Ill) has designated as necessary for national defense
a project (herein called the "Project") for developement of the
Grand Island Municipal Airport (herein called the ftAirportfl), which
project is identified as Docket #42-904-25-3; and
WHEREAS, as a condition precedent to release and operation of
the Project, the Administrator requires that the City of Grand Island,
herein called the (flCityf!) hav8 tit13 in fee simple to the landing
area of the Airport and the lands to be improved under the Project
and enter into an agreement with the United States (herein called
the flGovernment"), in the map.J1er and form hereof; and
YVlIEREAS, the City is legally, financially, and otherwise able
to enter into such an agreement and desires to avail itself of the
benefits of prosecution of the project;
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Rti:SOLVED BY THE MAYOR P~D CITY COUNCIL,
of the City:
Section 1. That for and in consideration of development of
the Airport by the Government as conteiilplated by the Project, the
City does hereby covenant and agree with the Government as follows:
(a) The Government shall have the right to develop the Airport
as it sees fit, including the right to determine the exact nature
of the improvements to be made under the Project, the manner in
which the Project is to be conducted, the amount of ~deral funds
to be expended, and all other matters relating~to Jhe Project.
The City will coop'9rate with the Government to ensure prosecution
of the Pro ject without interferences or hine 'ance, and agrees to
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permi t the agents and employees of' the Governmen.t, and all persons
authorized by the Administrator, to enter upon, use and occupy the
Airport as the Administrator may deem necessary Or desirable in
connection with the conduct of' the Project_ The City of Grand
Island reserves the right, however, to designate the type of
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materials to be used for runway construction.
(b) The City agrees to indemnify and save harmless the
Government against and from any and all claims and damages which may
arise from or in connection vdth the carrying out of the Project,
excepting claims for materials furnished or work performed pursuant
to authority given by officers, employees, or agents of the Government.
(c) It is understood and agreed that all improvements made under
the Project shall be the sole and absolute property of trle City,
except where specifically agreed otherwise, in writing, prior to the
undertaking of the improvement or installation in question.
(d) The City agrees that, continuously during the term of this
agreement, the Airport \lvil1 be operated as such, and for no other
purpose, and that unless utilized exclusively for milita.ry purpos'es,
it \11Jil1 at all times be operated for the use and benefit of the
publiC, on reasonable terms and \lvi thout unjust discrimination, and
without grant or exercise of any exclusive right for use of the
Airport wi thin the meaning of Section 303 of the Civil Aeronautics
Act of 193$.
(e) The City agrees that it will at all times during the
term of this agreement maintain in good and serviceable condition and
repair the entire landing area of th9 airport and all improvements,
facilities, and equipment which have been or may be made, constructed,
or insalled with Federal aid, including all improvements made under
the Project, other than facilities and equipment owned by the
Government.
(f) Insofar as is vdthin its powers and reason,).bly possibl'3" the
City will prevent any use of land either within or outside the
boundaries of the Airport, including the construction, erection, C1.1 ter-
ation, or growth, of any structure or other object thereon, which
would be ,8. hazard to the landing, taking-off, or maneuvering of air-
craft at the Airport, or otherViriss limit its usefulness as an airport.
(g) In order to protect the rights and interests of the Govern-
Ill13nt under this resolution, the City agrees that it will not enter
into any transaction which would operate to deprive it of any of
the rights and powers necessary to perform any or all of the covenants
made herein, unless by such transaction the obligation to perform all
such covenants is assumed by another public agency.
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Section 2. That the City does hereby warrant and represent
to the Government as follows:
(a) That the City has title in fee simple to all the lands
comprisine the landin.g area of the Airport and to all lands to be
improved under the Pro j act, which lands are shovrn on the sketch
attached hereto as part of Exhibit Ili, and that said lands are held
free from any lien or encumbrance;
(b) That the City has the power and authority to adopt this
resolution and to perform all of the covenants contained therein;
(c) That the City is financially and practically able to
perform all of the covenants contained in this resolution;
(d) That there is no pending or threatened litigation or other
legEl.l proceeding, and no material and relev€lnt fact, which might ad-
versely affect the prosecution of the Project, the operation of the
Airport, or the performance of any of the covenants contained in this
resolution, which has not been brought to the attention of the
Administrator;
(e) That the Mayor and City Council of the City has complied
with all requirements of law in adopting this resolution.
(f) That such of the above representations and warranties as
involve questions of law are made upon the advice of the City Attorney
of the City, whose certificate as to such matters has been previous-
ly delivered to the Mayor and City COUfl,cil and is annexed hereto
and made a part hereof, as Exhibit A.
Section 3. TIlat the City Attorney and City Clerk be and they
are authorized to furnish the Administrator such legal and factual
information relative to the Airport, the Project, and this resolution
as he may reasonably request.
Section 4. That Sections 1 and 2 of this resolution shall become
effective upon the award of any construction contract for any portion
of the Project or the inauguration of any portion of the Project under
force account, and shall continue in full force and effect during
the useful life of the improvements made under the Project.
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Section 5. That two certified copies of this resolution be
sent forthwith to the Administrator, through the Reginal Manager
of Civil Aeronautics, 9th Floor, City Hall Building, Kansas City, Mo.
I approve of the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
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CEHTIFICATE
OF F. S. WHITE, CITY CLERK
I, F. S. vVhi te, the duly elected, qualified and acting City
Clerk of the City, of Grand Island, Nebraska, do hereby certify
that the foregoing resolution was legally adopted at a meeting of
the Mayor and City Council of the City of (l-and Island, Nebraska,
duly held on ths
l4th~_ay of Jc-;,nuary, 1942., and that said
resolution has been compared by me with the original hereof on
file in my office and is a true copy of the whole of said original.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF', I have hereunto set my hand and seal of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, thi;o 15th
day of January, 1942.
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CEHTIFICATE
OF CITY ATTORNEY
I, C. E. Cronin, the duly appointed and qualified City Attorney
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, having read the proposed
resolution heretofore submitted to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
by the Administrator of Civil Aeronautics, the adoption of which is
required as a condition precedent to the development of the Grand
Island Municipal Airport, do hereby certify:
1. That the City of Grand Island, NBbraska has title in fee
simple to all the le.nds comprising the landing area of said Airport,
and to all the lands to be improved under the Project mentioned in
said resolution, which lands are shown on the attached sketch, cmd
that said lands are held free from any lien or encumbrance.
2. That the City of Grand Island, Nebraska has the povver to
adopt said I' esolution and to perform all of the covenants and
conditions contained therein.
3. That there is no pending or threatened litigation or other
legal proceeding which might adversely affect the prosecution of
said Project, the operation of said Airport, or the performance of
any of the covenants contained in said resolution.
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the Resolution
be adopted, with the clause, "TIle City reserves the right to desig-
nate the type of material to be used in runway construction" added
to article (a) of Section 1. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
On motion of Boeck, Council adjourned.
January 14, 1942.
F. S. Whi te,
City Clerk.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
January 21, 1942.
Council met in regular session, "His Honor," the Mayor,
presiding. ~ach Councilman present, except Colwell. (Bad Col~
Minutes of previous meetings, January 7 & 14, were read and
approved.
Letter from W. W. Connell, Secretary of Tax-payers' League,
pertaining to Election on City Manager form of government was read.
After some discussion, the City Clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Cannel
Connell, that election pertaining to City Manager form of government
would be on the ballot at the spring election, April 7.
Letter from C. Belknap, chairman Local Sl:lelter Committee,
American Red Cross, requesting some person to be designated by the
Council to sign such pledge as relates to building owned or controlled
by the City of Grand Island, to be used for Red Cross purposes as
shelter houses or any use in other reasonable manner in case of
disaster. On motion of Starr, seconded by Kammer, Mayor Grimminger,
(or successor) was delegated specific authority to sign pledge per-
taining to use of City owned or operated buildings in case of
disaster.
January 15, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council.
Dear Sir:
We, the undersigned pro,)erty owners request your Honorabl~
Mayor and City Council tc accept the following property. The West
24' of lot 14, and the East 24' of lot 15, in the Koehler Sub-Divi-
sion. This strip of ground represents a strip 48' wide between
the two lots, from Bismark north to the C.B & Q. R. R. and to be
used as a public street.
We also request that these lots faceing Bismark Road, and the
proposed street in the above reQuest, be placed in a curb sidewalk
district.
In~ediate action would be appreciated, there is also a drawing
attached to this letter, discribing the street.
Yours very truly,
M. M. Lingeman
Fred H. Voss
On motion of Gross, seconded by Olivetti, was referred to
City Property and Street & Alley COll~ittee.
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Report from Department of Health, with reference to various
wells was read. On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the
Water Commissioner be instructed to make a special survey of all
wells, as to possibility of contamination and the above mentioned
report ordered filed.
Peti tion for construction of two underpa.sses on Union Pacific
at Sycamore and Cedar crossings, signed by some 1500 persons, as yet
not checked as to registration, was presented. On motion of Olivetti,
seconded by Cords, the petition was referred to City Attorney
after signatures are checked in Clerk's office.
Kammer mentioned insurance policies on City Property and re-
quested that the Council meet as a Committee with members of Insurance
Board at 8:00 P. M. January 26, 1942.
After some discussion of milk ordin2illce to be passed, it was
decided to meet next Wednesday, January 28, at 8:00 P. M. with pro-
ducers. Dr. Phillips to notify the producers.
Starr mentioned that employees in Ice, Water & Light Departments
were eager to go in on defense bond purchases, but felt that all
departments should enter program at the sa,u1e time.
The Mayor appointed starr, Boeck, Olivetti and Cords as a
committee to investigate particularly their o~~ departments as to
participants and participation.
Starr mentioned he felt there should be a guard rail and light
at stub end of 11th street at Burligton tracks.
On motion of starr, seconded by Cords, was referred to Street
and Alley Committee, and to include 7th Street Burlington crOSSing
in their inspection.
The Mayor reported that the Cheif Engineer C . A. A. would be
here the first of next week to determine the material to be used in
construction of airport runways.
Bonds of D. L. Halstead, Russell Dever, Pierre L. Peets, for
hauling garbage, Elmer Snyder, Sign Hanger and Sanitary Plumbing Co."
Drainlayer and Plumber, haVing been OKed by the Citylttorney as to
form, were presented. On motion of Walker, seconded by Olivetti,
were approved.
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were allowed and ordered paid. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourned.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
January 22, 1942.
Council met as per Special Call, "His Honor," the Mayor,
pr<:lsiding .
All Councilmen pres~nt at roll call.
Communication from C. A. A. with reference to resolution of
acceptance passed by the M.ayor and Council January 14, 1942, wherein
there was a slight change made stating that the resolution would
necessitarily have to be same as original mailed from C. A. A. office.
(Resolution next page)
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RESOLUTION CONSTITUTING AGRE~l8NT WITH THE UNITED
STATES HELATIVE TO OPEHATION AND MAINT&\JANC8 OF
GRAND ISLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
WHEREAS, the Administrator of Civil Aeronautics of the United
States Department of Commerce (hereinafter referred to as "Adminis-
tratorfT), acting pursuant to the terms of the Third Supplemental
National Defense Appropriation Act, 1942 (Public Law 353, 77th
Congress, Title 111) has designated as necessary for national defense
a project (herein called the fTproject") for developement of the
Grand Island Municipal Airport (herein called the fTAirport"), which
project is identified as Docket #42-904-25-3; and
Whereas, as a condition precedent to release and operation of
the Pro ject, the Administrator requires that the City of G rcmd Island,
herein called the ("City") have title in fee simple to the landing
area of the Airport and the lands to be improved under the Project
and enter into an agreement with the United States (herein called
the "Government"), in the manner and form hereof; and
WHEREAS, the City is legally, financially, and otherwise able
to enter into such an agreement and desires to avail itself of the
benefits of prosecution of the project;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE ~ffiYOR AND CITY COUNCIL,
OF THE CITY:
Section 1. That for and in consideration of development of
the Airport by the Government as contemplated by the Project, the
City does hereby covenant and agree with the G overnmentas follows:
(a) The Government shall have the right to develop the Airport
as it sees fit, including the right to determine the exact nature
of the improvements to be made under the Project, the manner in
which the Project is to be conducted, the amount of Federal funds
to be expended, and all other matters relating to the Project.
The City will cooperate with the Government to ensure prosecution
of the Project without interferences or hinderance, and agrees to
permit the agents and employees of he Government, and all persons
authorized by the Administrator, to enter upon, use and occupy the
Airport as the Administrator may deem necessary or desirable in
connection with the conduct of the Project.
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(b) The City agrees to indemnify and save harmless the
Government against and from any and all claims and damages which may
arise from or in connection with the carrying out of the Project,
excepting claims for materials furnished or work performed pursuant
to authority given by officers, employees, or agents of the Government.
(c) It is understood and agreed that all improvements made under
the Project shall be the sole and absolute property of the City,
except where specifically agreed otherwise, in writing, prior to the
undertaking of the improvement or installation in question.
(d) The City agrees that, continuously during the term of this
agreement, the Airport v'iill be operated as such, and for no other
purpose, and that unless utilized exclusively for'military purposes,
it will at all times be operated for the use and benefit of the
public, on reasonable terms and without unjust discrimination, and
without gra,nt or exercise of any exclusive right for use of the
Airport within the meaning of Section 303 of the Civil Aeronautics
Act of 1938.
(e) The City agrees that it will at all times during the
term of this agreement maintain in good and s~rviceable condition and
repair the entire landing area of the airport and all improvements,
facilities, and equipment which have been or may be made, constructed,
or installed with Federal air, including all improvements made under
the Project, other t.han facilities and equipment owned by the
Government.
(f) Insofar as is with in its powers and reasonably possible,
the City will prevent any use of land either within or outside the
boundaries of the Airport, including the construction, erection, 0.1 ter-
ation, or growth, of any structure or other object thereon, which
would be a hazard to the landing, taking-off, or maneuvering of air-
craft at the Airport, or otherwise limit its suefulness as an airport.
(g) In order to protect the rights and interests of the Govern-
ment under this resolution, the City agrees that it will not enter
into any transaction which would operate to deprive it of any of
the rights and powers necessary to perform any or all of the covenants
made herein, unless b:)' such transaction the obligation to. perform all
such covenants is assumed by another public agency.
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Section 2. That the City does hereby warrant and represent
to the Government a.s follows:
(a) That the City has title in fee simple to all the lands
comprising the landing area of the Airport and to all lands to be
improved under the Project, which lands are shown on the sketch
attached hereto as part of Exhibit A, and that said lands are held
free from any lien or encumbrance;
(b) That the ,City has the power and authority to adopt this
resolution and to perform all, of the covenants contained therein;
(c) That the City is financially and practically able to
perform all of the covenants contained in this resolution;
Cd) '~~hat there is no pending or threatened litigation or other
legal proceeding, and no material and relevant fact, which might ad-
versely affect the prosecution of the Project, the operation of the
Airport, or the performance of any of the covenants contained in this
resolution, which has not been brought to the attention of the
Administrator;
(e) That the Mayor and City Council of the City has complied
with all requirements of law in adopting this resolution.
(f) That such of the above representations and warranties as
involve questions of law are made upon the advice of the City Attorney
of the City, whose certificate as to such matters has been previous-
ly delivered to the Mayor and City Council and is annexed hereto
and made a part hereof, as Exhibit A.
Section J. That the City ~torney and City Clerk be and they
are authorized to furnish the Administrator such legal and factual
information relative to the Airport, the Project, and this resolution
as he may reasonably request.
Section 4. That Sections 1 and 2 of this resolution shall become
effective upon the award of any construction contract for any portion
of the Project or the inaugur'ltion of any portion of the Project under
force a.ccount, and shall continue in full force and effect during
the useful life of the improvements made under the Project.
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Section 5. That two certified copies of this resolution be
sent forthwith to the Administrator, through the Reginal Manager
of Civil Aeronautics, 9th Floor, City Hall Building, Kansas City, Mo.
I Approve of the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
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OF F. S. WHITE, CITY CLERK
I, F. S. White, the duly elected, qualified and acting City
Clerk of the City, of Grand Island, Nebraska, do hereby certify
that the foregoing resolution was legally adopted at a meeting of
the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
duly held on the 22nd day of January, 1942, and that said
resolution has been compared by me with the original hereof on
file in my office and is a true copy of the whole of said original.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, this 23rd day of January, 1942.
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On motion of starr, seconded by Walker, ~solution was adopted.
Each Councilman voting aye.
On motion of Starr, Council adjourned.
January 22, 1942.
F. S. Whi te,
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Grand Island, Nebr.
February 1, 1942.
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Council met as per special call, His Honor, the Mayor,
presiding.
All Councilman pres~nt except Gross. (Kammer, Cords, Glwell,
Boeck, Starr, Olivetti & Walker.)
The Mayor explained the reason for having called the meeting
as follows: That Army Officers had made request of him to obtain
authority from the Council permitting him, (the Mayor) to make a
written statement with reference to what the Ctiy would do and as to
how far they would go as to providing water, electricity, sewer
di tch and clearing the so called chemical zone etc.
After some discussion, on motion of Starr, seconded by
K$.mmer, the Mayor was authorized to proceed with negotiatLons with
the Federal Government and to make such co~nitments as required by
the Government, pertaining to Airport expansion. Roll call ballot,
each Councilman voting "AYE".
On motion of Colwell, Council adjourned.
February 1, 1942.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
February 2, 1942.
Council met as per Special Call, "His Honor," the Mayor,
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presiding. Each Councilmen present except, Gross,& Boeck.
CO~illlITMSNT OF TH~ CITY OF GRAND ISL&~D, NEBRASKA, TO ACQUIRE
LAND TO BE LEAS~D TO THg UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WHEREAS, the United States of America, hereinafter called the
Government, is considering the acquisition by lease of certain land
situated in Hall County, State of Nebraska for National Defense
purposes, said land being generally described as follows:
"All of Section 35, the west .~ of Section 36, the south i
of the SW;} and the south ~ of the north i of the SWt of
Section 26, all of the south i of Section 27 lying east of
the Union Pacific railroad right of way and all of Sectio!.: 34
lying east of the Union Pacific railroad right of way, all in
TownShip ~2 north, Range 9, west of the 6th P.M., and the N!
of the NWi and the Ni of the Si of the NW;t of Section 2, in
Township 11 N, Range 9, west of the 6th P.M."
AND WhEREAS, the City now owns:
"All of Section 35 in Township 12, Range 9, west of the
6 th P. M."
AND WHSREAS, the leasing of said land to the government for said
purposes by the (,;i ty of Grand Island, State of Nebraska, would ma. ter-
ially aid the general wellfare of said c~ty.
NOW THEREF'OHE BE IT H&;SOLVED:
That the Mayor of thel City of Grand Island, be and hereby is
authorized and directed to acquire all land desired by the govern-
ment as above described, not now own8d by the City and to lease all
of said land desired by the government to th'9 government for National
Defens8 purposes at a rental price of $1.00 per annum within 30 days
after receipt of written notice from the War Department of the
government that s~id land is acceptable and will be occupied and
used for said purposes; said lease to be for the term ending June
30, 1942 renewal yearly at the option of the government for 25 years.
IT WAS MOVED BY___ and seconded by
that th"3 foregoing resolution be adopted; whereupon a vote was had
with the following results; voting AYE:
voting lIlAY: None.
Whereupon the Mayor harry Grimminger, declared the resolution
duly passed and adopted.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Cords, Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting aye. Nay none.
On motion of Starr, Council adjourned.
February 2, 1942.
10:00 A. M.
F. S. White,
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Grand Island, Nebr.
February 4, 1942.
Council met in regular session, "His Honor," the Mayor presiding.
Each Councilman answered at roll call.
Minutes of pr'~vious meetings, lo.Ianuary 21, 22, Feb. 1, and Feb. 2,
were read and approved.
Petition from members of the Municipal Band requesting the Appoint-
ment of Fed. L. Harrison, Band Master, was presented. On motion of
Colvvell, second~d by Olivetti, was received and placed on file.
Request from Mrs. Gaver for permit to lay curb sidewalk along front
of Lot at 614 South Cleburn, was presented. On motion of Olivetti,
seconded by Grpss, was referred to Street & Alley Con~ittee.
Letter of appreciation from F. A. Cropper, NYA, pertaining to
cooperation received in Grand Island, was read. On motion of Colwell,
seconded by Starr, was received and placed on file.
To the Honorable i'Jmyor and Ci ty Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
I submit herewith the following offers on property described
as follows:
Lot 8, Blk 11, Lamberts Addition
Lot 8, Block 11, Packer & Barrs Add.
Lot 7, Blk 11, Packer & Barrs, Add.
$175.00
240.00
225.00
Respectfully submitted,
Frank Buell.
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Kammer, was referred to the
City Prop9rty Committee.
Mr. Gilmore, repres9ntlng Asphalt Institute appeared before the
Council making a plea to the Council for consideration of asphalt in
the laying of run-ways at the Airport.
On motion of Colwell, seconded by !(arnmer, City Clerk was authorized
to advertise for bids for th9 Car Testing !5quipment which th9 City owns.
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
W9, the City Property and Cemetery Committe9 to ~whom was ref9rred
the matter involving the sale of Fractional Block Nine (9) Bonnie Brae
Addition to the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska report that
the Southern Nebraska Rural Public Power District has agreed to pur-
chase the SEWle for One Thousand Five Hundred (1,500.00) dollars and
pay cash therefore upon delivery of a deed by the City. The City shall
.not be required to furnish an abstract and shall furnish a speCial deed
without waranti9s.
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We recommend that the said real estate be sold to tIle said South-
ern Nebraska Rural Public Pow3r District according to said terms.
Respectfully submitted this 4th day of Febrauary, 1942.
F. H. Colwell
E. C. Kammer
C. J. Cords
City Property and
Cemetery Committee
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Cords, was approved
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Whereas, The Southern Nebraska Rural Public Power District has
agreed to purchase from the City of Grand Island" the real estate
defnn~:lbed as all of Fractional Block Nine (9)" in Bonnie Brae
Addition to the City of Grand Island" Hall:'County, Nebraska, and
Whereas, the manner in which the same shall be sold and the
terms of said sale as agreed upon are as follows: the purchasers
agree to pay One Thousand Five Hundred (1,,500.00) dollars for said
real estate when the deed therefore is delivered. The city shall
not be required to furnish an abstract of title and shall furnish
a special deed for said premises without waranties.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council of the
City of Grand Island" Nebraska, that said sale be and the same is
hereby authorized" directed and confirmed in accordance with the
terms of said sale as herein before set forth.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor and City Clerk be and
they are hereby authorized to execute and deli ver to The Southern
Nebraska Rural Public Power District a deed for said premises if
no sufficient remonstrance, as provided by law, be filed against
the sale of said real estate.
Hespactfully subIl1i tted this ~ day of February
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F..H6Colwell
E6C.~~IIIII1er
C ..1 .Cords
City Property and
Cemetery Committee.
On motion of Colwell, sec,jnded by Kammer, was adopted6
After some discussion on Salaries and Defense Bond and Stamp
purchases, on motion of Olivetti, seconded by Walker, "That the
Council inform city 9mploYges, thru the press, the Council favors
an increase in all salaries and would recommend that an increase
be granted at the time of making out 1942-1943 Budget and further
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an incr9ase at this time, where ever possible.
Starr stated he felt the council should go on record as in favor
of each and every employee J estimating the amount he can afford to
invest each month in war saving bonds and stamps, after some dis-
cussion the special Committee were to bring in r:;:;port at next meeting.
Bonds of Mr. Skibinski, Ray Skibinski and Joe Robertson (garbage)
and Hanny Linderman, Drain Layer and Plumber having b:;:;en OKed by
City Attornsy as to form. On motion of Walker, seconded by Colwell,
were approved.
Application of Lee Barron for dance permit at Eagles Hall,
30T! Wsst Second Street, was presented. On motion of Walker, Second-
ed by Olivetti, was referred to Ordinance, Bond and License Committee.
Olivetti reported two hOLr park signs were ready and would be
placed immediately, also that the gutter plates and approaches in
business s:;:;ction and west Second Street were being removed and pavs-
ment leveled.
Claims against City wers presented. On motion of Colwell,
seconded by Olivetti~ ~ere allowed. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Mr. Kruse with NYA, appeared before Council to ascertain whether
or not the City would furnish guard for the buildings occupied by NYA.
Ordinance #1904, providing for sale of Frac of Block 9, Bonnie
Brae Addition (Testing Station) was regularly passed by the Council
and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross) that the ordinance be
read at length, roll call ballot, the ordinance was read at length
and passed its first reading.
moved by Kamm'3r, seconded by Colwell, that the rules be susp9nd~d
and the Ordinance be plic9d on its finally passage, roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinanc~ was finally pass~d and approved by th9
Council.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourned.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
February 4, 1942.
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GENERAL FUND
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
Street & Alley
Gas Tax
Sewer Fund
Engineer
Incidentals
NYA Program
Recreation
Municipal Pool
WPA Program
Airport
street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
Park Fund
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Transfer
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Ligh t Fund
Paving District
Sewer District
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR 1'0 FEB. 5, 1942.
APPHOPIUATED
$ 2,600.00
14,600..00
28,250..00
6,900.00
27,000.00
6,500.00
46,700..00
650~OO
4,300.00
6,000.00
7,500..00
6,500..00
11,500.00
5,300.00
14,800..00
38,300.00
11,500.00
36,000.00
9,000.00
3,000..00
286-,900~00
7,500..00
294,400.00
TRANSFERS
7,500.00
7,500.00
EXPENDED
5,667..00
10,598..73
4,054.48
10,875.56
2,663.15
20,316..39
574.41
2,320..23
1,555..68
11,739..86
5,308.39
30.00
6,8.33.82
19,456.49
4,656.00
19,252.49
6,999..36
1,000.00
133,902..04
9,268.87
29,056.22
81,705..51
8,621.04
4.68
t 262,558.36
Respectfully submitted,
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BALANCE
$ 2,600.00
8,933..00
17,651.27
2,845.52
16,124.44
3,836.85
26,383.61
75.59
1,979..77
4,444.32
3,260.14
1,191..61
11,500.00
5,270..00
7,966.18
18,843.51
6,844.00
16,747.51
2,000.64
2,000..00
160,497..96
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February la, 1942.
Council met as per Special Call, "His Honor," the Mayor pre-
siding. All I"..ouncilmen present.
The Mayor mentioned having received a letter from Mr. Flaharty
requesting written confirmation from the Mayor, confirming conversa-
tion that the City put inexcrow the amount of 50~ pJr yard (being
the difference.:, according to CPj., estimate, between the cost of asphalt
and concrete runways) on 165,OOOsq yds.
Engineer Harrison stated that th::l difference would be in the
neighborhood of $70,000.00, and he f9lt that the State CAA would put
up the amount over tind above what the city felt they could stand.
The Mayor suggested the city put in escrow $25,000.00 and notify
the State CAA and await for the WPA Cornmital.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the city be author-
ized to put $25,000~OO (there being $26,383.00 available in escrow
as our sponsorship in concrete runways. Roll call ballot, voting aye-
Gross, Kammer, Cords, Boeck, Colwell, Starr, Oilivetti and Walker.
Nay-none.
Starr suggested that the city purchase $5.00 war saving stamp.
IYlayor recommended camilli ttees illget and find a solution at next meeting.
Cords suggested taking e.:ach department'at a time. Finance Committee
make adjustments with heads of each department, and report back at
next meeting.
The Mayor appointed Fred L. Harrison leader of the Municipal
Band. On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, appointment was
confirmed.
On motion of Colwell, Council adjourned.
F. S. White,
City Cl::lrk.
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Feb. 13, 1942.
Council met as per Special Call, "His Honor," the Mayor presiding.
All Pres~mt except Walker arld Karrilller.
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, the members of the Ordinance, License and Bond Committee to
whom was referred the application of Lee Barron, for permit to operate
a dance hall on the premises located at 3071 West Second Street, Grand
Island, Nebraska, report that we have mad:3 investigation and recomm'3nd
that said permit be granted to said applicant.
Dated this Thirteenth day of February, 1942.
Juli~~_~oe~t______
F. H" Colwell
Ordinance, License and
Bond Committee
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Starr, that the report be accepted.
Colwell reported that rest rooms at Park, was carefully investi-
gated, and committee fe9ls tl.at the building should be completed as
per plans and specifications.
After some discussion on purchase of property South of Belt
Line, and East of Pine Street, it was moved by Olivetti, that the
Ci ty Property Corroni ttee be authorized to contact mmers of Voss &
Lingeman ground, and ascertain whether or not deal can be comsummated
and for what price. Seconded by Starr, carried.
Moved by Starr, that the Council adjourn.
February 1),1942.
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February 16, 1942.
Council met as p~r special call, "His honor," the Mayor,
pr~siding. All Councilm~n answered to roll call, ~xc~pt Bo~ck, who
was out of th~ City, and Walk~r.
"His Honor" stat~d the purpose of the meeting and asked that
those opposed to the erection of a rest room in Pioneer Park to
please state th?ir cases. Those who spoke in protest were the
following: Mrs. Prince, Dr. Farnsworth, Mrs. B. Donald, Mrs. Det-
weiler, Dan Mara, Dr. lVlcGra th, I. R. A.l tel', B. Donald and F. J.
Cleary. Mrs. Horth by proxy and lVII'S. Glade with a Western Union
messag~.
W. D~tweiler and Geo. Baumann, thot that accomodations should
be made availabl~, but hated to have a large building placed in the
small space availabl~.
Mrs. Lyman, who represneted a number of til~ older people, made
expression favoring the facilities ~lich would accomodate the great-
est number of people.
The Mayor ask~d if any ot.hers, 9i ther for or agains t the er9C-
tion of building in question, wished to speak, if' not the Council
would take the matter under advisem~nt and notic~ would be given thru
the papers as to the final d~cision.
starr favor9d accomodations for the farmer class, eith~r in
Pioneer Park or other close in place. Oliv9tti and Cords made ex-
pressions that the pluce was suppos~d to be for accomodation of the
p~opl~, but if the citizens did not favor such improv~ment, maybe
it would be put to a vote of the peop19.
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WHEREAS, the County of Hall, comenced several actions in the
District Court of Hall County, Nebraska for the purpose of foreclosing
general taxes on certain lots, tracts and parcels of land within the
City of ~and Island, Nebraska, and,
WHEREAS, sales were had in said foreclosure actions and the
County of Hall purchased real estate at said sales and deeds for
said properties were delivered to said County by the Sheriff con-
ducting said sale and,
WHEREAS, the Ci ty of Grand Island, had special assessments due
on certain pieces of said real estate and did not protect its lien
and after said real estate was purchased by the County of Hall the
City's lien was foreclosed and,
WHEREAS, on the 15th day of October, 1941, the Mayor and Council
of the City of Grand Island, passed and approved a resolution cancelling
and striking from the records the special assessments due on the real
estate purChased by the County of Hall, and,
WHEREAS, The County of Hall, has c~nmenced proceedings on said
foreclosure actions to have the sales to the property purchased by
it set aside, and,
WHEREAS, the special assessments cancelled and striken from the
records as listed in the resolu tion passed and approved on the 15th
day of October, 1941, should, therefore, be re-entered and placed
back upon the tax records of said City, and,
WHEREAS, a listing of the ppecial assessments heretofore cancelled
and stricken from the records and which should be put back upon the tax
records of the Ci ty is hereto attached and made a part hereof.
THEREF'OhE BE IT HESOLVED BY 11HE MAYOH AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the special assessments ordered
cancelled and stricken from the record as set forth in the resolution
dated October 15, 1941, as described in the list hereto attached, be
and the SfJ.me are hereby ordered roe-entered, reinsta tad and placed
back upon the tax records of said City as valid existing liens and
the Oi ty Treasurer be and he is hereby dir'ected, authorized, and in-
structed to re...entered, reinstate, and place said special assessments
back upon the tax records.
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk be and he is hereby
directed to forward to the 01 ty Treasurer a certified copy of this
resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 16th
day of February, 1942.
E.C . Kammer , ..-__"
F.H.Colwell.
Willia~ ~.Gross.
Finance Oomm.ittee.
On motion of Kamm9r, s9cond9d by Colw0ll, resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
Discussion on Airport.
On motion of Colwell, Council adjourned.
F. S. Wh i t e ,
City Clerk
February 16, 1942.
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List of property deeded to Hall County in which City
has special assessments, which will be cancelled.
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Case No. 8702 (Cont).
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No. Description Lt Blk Q..i ty Specials N. Int.
. 73 College 4 18 Paving 125.02
Sewer 29.00
I Wa tel" ,31.72
Weeds 2.00
74 It 6 18 Paving 125.02
Sewer 29.00
Water 31.72
IN eed s 2.00
79 n 19 22 Sewer 27.39
80 .. 5 23 Sewer 31.83
81 It 7 23 Sewer 31.83
82 u 9 23 sewer 31.83
83 It 11 23 Sewer 31.82
84, It 17 23 Sewer 31.83
85 ,- 2 23 Sewer 31.83
86 " 4 23 Sewer 31 .83
87 tI 6 23 Sewer 31.83
88 tl 10 23 Sewer 31.83
89 It 12 23 Sewer 31.83
93 " 20 23 Sewer 31.83
94 It 2 24 Sewer 31.83
95 It 3 24 Sewer 31.83
Water 34.41
Gravel 1.10
96 It 4 24 Sewer 31.83
97 n 5 24 Sewer 31.83
I INa tel" 34.41
Gr a vel laO
98 II 6 24 Sewer 31.83
99 It 7 24 Sewer 31.83
Water 34.41
Gravel 1.10
100 , 8 24 Sewer 31.83
101 II 10 24 Sewer 31 .83
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102 tl 11 24 Sewer 31.83
Water 34.41
Gra vel 1.10
103 tt 12 24 Sewer 31.83
110 It 4 25 Sewer 46.16
Water 34.41
Gravel 1.10
111 It 6 25 Sewer 46.16
Water 34.41
Gra vel 1.10
112 It 7 25 Sewer 46.16
Vi! a tel" 37 . 52
114 II 9 25 Sewer 46.16
Water 37 .52
115 II 11 25 Sewer 46.16
I Water 37 .52
116 II 13 25 Sewer 46.16
Water 37.52
117 It 15 25 Sewer 46.16
. Water 37 .52
118 It 20 25 Sewer 46.16
Wa t 81" 34.11L
Gra. vel 1.10
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City has special assessment s, which will be cancelled.
Case No. 8688
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No. Description ~i.L;.,JJt Blk C1 ty Speci Rls N. Int. n._
3 Arnold & Abbott N 40 ft 2 7 Water 17.45
14 Arnold Plac e IN 13.4 ft 8 8 S e'll er 6.34
. 46 Ashton PLace 7 "I Wa ter 22 .51
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3 Bakers 2 9 Sewer 41.80
42 Boggs & Bill 11 2 Gra vel 1.25
44 .. 14 2 Gra vel 1.25
48 u 12 3 Gra vel 1.25 Clifford Stull
49 It 13 3 Gravel 1.25 It
50 u 14 3 Gravel 1.25 ..
54 u 13 5 Gravel 1.25
56 tt 3 6 Gravel 1.25
61 tl 15 7 Gr a vel 1..50
62 It 16 7 Gravel 1.50
63 It 6 8 Gra vel 1.25 Water 44 .40
64 tl 7 8 Gr a vel 1.25
65 u 8 8 Gra veJ. 1.25
66 u 9 8 Gravel 1.25
67 u 10 8 Gra vel 1.25
69 u 14 8 Gravel 1.25
70 It ,5 9 Gravel 1.25
71 n 6 9 Gravel 1.25
72 u 11 9 Gravel 1.25
73 u 12 9 Gra vel 1.:50
74 It 15 9 Gravel 1.50
75 .. 16 9 Gra vel 1.50
76 " 4 10 Gr a ve 1 1.50
I 77 It 5 10 Gra vel 1.50
80 " 6 11 Gra vel 1.50
81 It 8 11 Gra vel 1.50
82 " No ! 1 & 2 12 Gra vel 1.50
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83 " 3 14 Gra vel 1.50
84 It 4 14 Gra vel 1~50
85 It 5 15 Gra vel 1.50
86 at 6 15 Gravel 1.50
87 u 8 15 Gra vel 1.50
Case No. 8702
59 COllege 13 13 W at er Tap 32.25 No. Cancel
60 ", 15 13 Water Tap 32 .25 No Cancel
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61 at 3 15 Sewer 48.87
62 u 5 15 Sewer 39.09
63 It 7 15 Sewer 19 .54
64 u 8 15 Sewer 48.87
\IV ateI' 36.45
Gravel 1.17
65 u 10 15 Sewer 48 .87
Water 36.42
Gra vel 1.17
66 u 12 15 Sewer 50.95
I Water 37.98
Gravel 1.22
68 " 1 16 Sewer 35.80
. Water 36.43
Gra vel 1.17
72 It 2 18 Pa ving 125.02
Sewer 29.00
Water 31.72
Weeds 2.00
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February 18, 1942.
Council met in regular session, "His ldlnor," the Mayor, presiding.
i!.ach Councilman answered at roll call.
Minutes of previous meetings, Feb. 4, 10, 13 and 16, were read
and approved.
Notice from Nebraska Liquor Control Commission, of suspension
for one week, of liquor license of Vvm. Wohl, was read. On motion
of Kammer, sec,mded by Colwell, received and placed on file.
Kammer reported a decision of Finance Cooonittee to raise salar-
ies of hourly men five cents per hour, and all employees in lower
wage bracket from $5.00 to $10.00 per month. After some discussion
it was decided to make wri tten report.
Boeck mentioned that the State Fire Marshal had made inquiry
if Grand Island would entertain the District Fire fehool sometime
in April. After some discussion, on motion of ~oeck, seconded by
Colwell, "that the Fire Chief inform the State Fire MarShall, the
City would be pleased to have the Fire School here in April."
Boeck mentioned that trle Fire Chief had recrui ted one hundred
men for emergency under Civilian Defense.
Some discussion as to water supply and hazards to same in
Grand Island.
Starr mentioned receipts at Airport should be credited to
Airport as a revolving fund. On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell,
the receipts from Airport will be credited to Airport fund quarterly.
On motion of Walker, seconded by Olivetti, the proposition of
underpasses be placed on the April 7, 1942 ballot, to be constructed
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decided by Council at a later date. After much discussion, roll call
ballot, each Iotouncilman voting aye.
At this time the Mayor asserted his rights and vetoed th.e
action of the ~ouncil explaining his reasons. That in first place
he did not feel that now was the time on account of the need for
materials for National Defense, secondly, that the Hiway Department
had Oked one underpass or viaduct put were held up on account of the
fact that the War Department had charge of all construction materials.
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Vote sustaining th~ veto, Gross and Kamm~r. Voting Nay, Colw~ll,
Boeck, Starr, Cords , Olivetti and 'Walker. The Mayor declared the
veto lost.
Bonds of Edward Ruff, Fred Brase, J. W. Burk, Garbage, Otto
Haller, Patrolman and Ray Mullin Electrician, hewing been OKed as
to form by City Attorney, on motion of Walker, seconded by Karr@er,
were approved.
February 18, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
We, your street and Alley Cooonittee to whom was referred the
question of providing protection at ffiast 11th Street and C. B. & Q.
Railroad.
After investigation of th~ situation, your Cornmittee advise
a baracade be erected across eleventh ~reet a distance of 12 feet
from the railroad track with a red reflector in the center.
Your COinmittee believes this will correct this situation and
recommend this be done.
M. A. Ol.i vet ti
C. J. Cords
E. L. Walker
Street & Alley C orumi ttee
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Boeck, report was approved
and recommendation adopted.
February 17, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil:
We, your Street and Alley COlumittee to whom was referred the
application of lViI's. .1:1. H. Gaver, 614 South Cleburn street to con"..
struct a curb sidewalk at that property. In view of the fact there
are no sidewalks in this block at the present time and in line with
our established policy in cases of this kind, your Committee here-
vd th recommends permission be given to construct this curb sidewalk.
Yours truly,
M. A. Olivetti
C. J. \"ords
E. L. Walker
Street & Alley Committee
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, report was approved
and recornrnendation adopted.
Some discussion concernlng cooperation of Grand Island in
Federal Housing. On motion of Colwell, seconded by Olivetti, "that
the City of Grand Island offer its cooperation to the .fi'ederal Hous-
ing Administration in the establishment of a defense area at this point".
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Voting aye, Gross, Kammer, Colwell, Boeck, Starr, Cords, Olivetti
and Walker. Voting Nay, None.
Letter from F. B. I. pertaining to F. B. I. School for civilian
defense to be held in North Plafte from Feb. 23 to Feb. 28 inc. was
read. On motion of Cords, seconded by Gross, the Chief (or alternate)
and ons policeman (the Chief's selection) were authorized to attend
F. B. I. School in North Platte.
February 18, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City iJouncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Finance Committee to whom was referred the matter
of wage adjustment in the lower income brackets in all City Depart-
ments recomrnend that the follo"Vving adjustments be made, effective
march 1, 1942.
That the wages in the Water and Light Department be adjusted
in accordance with the recommendation of the Water and Light Comm-
ittee which recommendation is hereto attached.
That all hourly workers in the Street Department, Engineering
Department, Sewer Department, Park Department, and Cemetery Depart-
ment receive an increase of 5 cents per hour in the prevailing wage
scale.
Respectfully submitted,
E. C. Kemmer
F. H. CoJ,Vf~ll
Julius Boeck
William A. Gross
February 18, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand ~ sland, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Water and Light Committee wish to recommend the follow-
ing pay increases, applying to employees in the Water, Light and Ice
Depar tm en ts:
Office Billing ~lerks and Machine Operator now receiving $85.00
per month increase to $90.00 per month.
Office Cashiers and Telephone Operator now receiving $80.00 per
month increase to $85.00 per month.
Collector now receiving $100.00 per month increase to $110.00
per month.
Meter read8r now rec8iving $115.00 per month increase to $120.00
per month.
Extra meter reader now receiVing 45~ per hour increase to 50~
p:?r hour.
Combination service man and collector now receiving 45~ per hour
increase to 50~ per hour.
Office Assistant Bookkeeper now receiving $100.00 p8r month
increase to $110.00 per month.
Office Assistant .bookkeeper nOVJ receiving $120.00 per month
increase to $125.00 per month.
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month increase to $110.00 per month.
Storekeeper now receiving $95.00 per month increase to $100.00
per month.
Plant Oiler now receiving $100.00 per month increase to $110.00
per month.
Coal Tender now receiving $100.00 per month increase to $100.00
per month.
Mechanic Helper now receiving $90.00 per month increase to
$100.00 per month.
Respectfully submitted.
Elias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
E. L. Walker
Conillli ttee
On motion of Kar~ler, seconded by Colwell report was adopted.
RBSOLUTION
WHB:REAS on the l5tl'1 day of October the Mayor and Ci ty Council
decided that they would sponsor N.Y.A. Girls Project in this City
to the extent of Seventy Five Dollars ($75.00) per month and at
the time of making the 1941-1942 budget, funds were made available
and
WHEH8AS there is a unexpended balance in the Incidental Fund
of the General Fund of over Twenty Five T.housand Dollars ($25,000.00)
NOW THEHEFOhE Bg IT Rii:SO~VtW BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL,
that the sum of Six Hundred Seventy Five Dollars ($675.00) which
is Seventy Five Dollars ($75.00) per month from November 1, 1941
to August 1, 1942, be transferred from the Incidental Fund of the
General Fund to the NYA Girls Project Fund and that the City Clerk
be and he is hereby authorized to make such transfer and draw warr-
ants in the amount above stated against NYA Girls Project Fund.
Respectfully submitted this 18th day of February, 1942.
-y. H. Colwell
E. C. Kammer___
Julius Boeck
William A. Gross
Finance Committee
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Kammer, Resolution was adopt'3d.
Claims were read. On motion of Gross, seconded by Colwell, were
allowed. Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourned.
February 18, 1942.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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February 20, 1942.
Council met as per special call of Mayor, "His Honor," presiding.
All ~ouncilmen present except Walker.
Wire from Mrs. Flaherty of C.A.A. was read. Some discussion as
to improvements at Airport, during which it was suggested that the
Mayor, Starr and Harrison go to Kansas City to see Mr. Flaherty.
Telephone calls to Mr. Robbins and Mr. Flaherty. Mr. Robbins
informed Mr. Starr there would be a meeting in Ainsworth either
Sfturday P. M. or Sunday and if necessary would arrange a meeting
ad the C.A.A. Cownission in Grand Island for later.
Mr. Flaherty informed Mr. Harrison that as soon as plans and
specifications were received, he would forward to Washington.
Mr. Harrison informed the Mayor and Council, that the WPA had
cancelled all work pertaining to Purk improvement, also that they had
withdrawn any previous offer other than $6.00 per man month for im-
provement at Airport.
Colwell mentioned offer of Lingeman and Voss, to transfer to
Grand Island, Lots 14 and 15, Koehlers Sub-division, for the sum of
$2,000.00, and also that he.,ould contact owners of Lot 13, as to
prospects concerning sale.
On motion of Boeck, Council adjourned.
Feb. 20, 1942. 6:35 P. M.
F. S. VVhite,
City Clerk.
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March 4, 1942.
Council fH'3t in regular session, "His Honor," the Mayor, presiding.
Each Councilman present.
Minutes of previous m~etings, Feb. 18 and 20, were read and
approved.
Bid of Roush Motor Company, on car testing equipm;mt, was opened
and read as follows: $200.00
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Boeck, bid was rejected, and
cash deposit ($10.00) ordered returned.
Communication from Western Electric Supply Company, with refer-
ence to parking meters was presented, on motion of Olivetti, seconded
by Gross, was referred to Street & Alley Commi ttee.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, the Council went on
record as favoring War Saving stamp Drive, and also that each employee
contribute to same.
After som'9 discussion the department committee heads, d'9cided to '"^'
contact employees in their d'9partments, pertaining to investing in
war saving stamps and liberty bonds.
Letter from Mr. Rouse pertaining to sale of his lot in Cemetery
back to city. On motion of Co1w'911, s'9conded by Kammer, that th'9
purchase pric'9 ($10.00) be paid to Mrs. Rouse as soon as he delivered
the original deed to him or make out new deed conv'9ying title to City.
Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
Notice from Hastings WPA office, tha,t headquarters were being
transferred to Lincoln and Norfolk, Grand Island being in district
#111, Lincoln.
On motion of Oliv'9tti, s'9cond'9d by Colwell was
rec'9ived and placed on fil'9.
Notice of hearing before RailV'vay Commission in Lincoln, on 1'1 arch
13, pertaining to descontinuing U. P. trains, #539 & 540 between
Omaha and Grand Island was read. On motion of Olivetti, seconded by
Gross, was received and placed on file.
Requ'9st from Halph Lancaster , salvage commi tt'9'9 chaiI'lJlan, that
th'9re be a salvage manager appointed.
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The Mayor apppointed Mr . Olivetti, chaL.rman of street Department
to see that collections were made.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, the Mayor and Clerk
wer<:~ autl:lOrized to sign release of mechnics lien on Lot 6, Block 5,
Packer and Barr's Addition, claim having been paid Feb. 5, 1932.
Engineer Harrison mentioned that the WPA had taken a definite
stelld that no more Park work would be considered until the re19C1se
of Pioneer Park, and that there had been an insinuation that perhaps
it might effect all projects in Grand Island. After some dis-
cussion, the Mayor suggested that Starr, Colwell and .Harrison make
a trip to Lincoln to contact Messrs Felton and Bottson.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by L\.ammer, Starr, Colwell and
~arrison were authorized to go to Lincoln in police car. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye.
After some discussion on Insurance, on motion of Karr@er,
seconded by Colwell, the insurance claims were ordered paid as follows:
Grand Island Fire and Casualty Insurance $1978.15, Cady & Guendel,
$765.10. Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
March l~, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
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We, your Conunittee on Water and Light, beg to recommend that the
Water Department prepare plans and specifications for the installation
of an additional city well and pump; also that the department make the
necessary arrangements for the purchase by the Mayor and City of certain
lands on whIch to place this well.
Your Committee feels, that owing to the anticipated needs of the
Water Department, becaus'3 of the increase in population due to th'3
Gov'3rnm'3nt plC:lcinG an Ordnance Plant immediately west of Grand Island,
W'3 will need an additional well.
~lias E. Starr
E. L. Walk'3r
---M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
Ice, Wat9r & Light
Committee
.~ On motion of Starr, seconded by Colw911, l~eport was approved.
starr presented Christmas Str'3et Lighting bill for $742.16, and
moved that sam'3 be paid from General Fund. Some discussion on short-
ages that might occur in General Fund bill was h31d up.
Bond of Mad'3r-Polzell Sign Company was presented. On motion of
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WHJ:liFlEAS" on the 20th da.y of November, 1940, the Mayor and
Council regularly passed and approved Ordinance No. 1810 levying
special taxes to pay for the cost of construction of paving District
No. 93" and
WHEREAS, thex'e appears in said Ordinance an assessment as follows:
OWNER ._ LOT
J. R. & Dorothy M. Snyder,
w. 50 Ft.~ Fr.3
BLOCK
ADDI'I'ION
AlvlOU:N'r
:8'1'. 1
H. G. Clarks
d1>20 0'"
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And WHh"'REAS, the said property was e1'roneous~<lescri bed and
should have been described as follows:
OWNER
.T. R. & Doro i;hy M. Snyder"
IN. 50 F't.
LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
AMOUNT
Pre 3 Fr. 21
Russel Wheeler's
~p20 .26
THEREI?ORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska that the tax records of the City of Grand
Island, Nebrasl{a be corrected" amended, and changed and that the cost
for said paving be assessed against the property especially benefited
as follows:
OWNER
J. H. &: Dor'othy M. Snyder,
W. 50 F't.
LOT BLOCK
ADDITION M~OUNT
Fr. 3 Pr. 2\1
Russel Wheelel", S fI;20 .26
BE IT FURTHER RESOL~ID that the City Treasurer be and he is
hereby directed" authorized and instructed to correct, amend" and charlge
~;[lidta:x l"ecords according to the provisions of this refwlutlon and
that the G1 ty Cler'k be and he is hereby directed and instructed to
fortbwi th for1}vara to the Gi ty Treasurer' a certified copy of this
reBolution.
Respectfully sUlbmitted this
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MaA.Ql1vetti.....
C ,.1 a Cords a
Eat,Walker.
Street and Alley Comrni ttee.
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WHEHEAS, on the 2nd day of March, 1938, the 1/[ayor and Ci ty
CouDell of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska passed and approved
Ordlnance No. 1596 levying special taxes to pay foY' the cost of
constructi.on and l' epair of sidewalks, and
WHEhEAS" ther'e appear's in said Ordinance, an assessment as
follows:
OWNER
James A. Mickelson
IJOT
6
BLOCK
79
ADDITION
Ol"iginal Town
AMOUNT
~p27 .00
AND VJHEREAS, the said property was erroneouslJ7< descr:ibed and
shou 10. have been descri bed as follows.
OWN1<:::R
James A, Michelson So. One-hF~lf
LOT
6
BLOCK
79
ADDrrION
Original Town
AMOUNT
~p27 .00
TH:E:R:t~;FiORE BE I'I' RESOLVill) by the Mayor and City Council of the
City' of Grand Island, Nebraska that the tax 1'eco1"'ds of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska be corrected, mnended, and changed and that
the cost for said construction and repair be assessed against the
property especially bennf:i. ted as follows:
OWNER
James A. Michelson So. One~Hallfl
LOc:Ll
6
BLO 01<
79
AM OUIPI'
4rl)'7 00
I.W~ ·
ADDITION
Ori gj.nal Town
BE IT FUHTHEh h.~SOIJ VElD that 'the City Treasurer be and he is
hereby directed, author'ixed and instl'ucted to correct, amend, and
change said tax records according to the provisions of this resoluti.on
and that the City Clerk be and he is hereby directed and instructed
to fortbwi th fO~iard to the Oi ty Treasurer a certi.fied copy of this
resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 4th
da-:{ of March, 1942..
M.A.Olivetti..__<
C.J.Cor~
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E.L.Walker,
Street anr) Alley 00l11mi ttee.
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WHEREAS, on the 5th day of March, 1924, the Mayor and City Council
of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved Ordinance No.
1023 levying special sewer main taxes to pay for the cost of construction
of special sewer main district No. 76 of said City, and
WHEREAS, Blocks Nine (9) and Ten (10) of Koehler Sub-division
to the'City of Grand Island, Nebraska, were each assessed the sum of
Forty-seven and 52/100 ($47.52) Dollars to pay for the cost of said
Sewer and saie ordinance provided that said assessments should not
bear interest until so ordered by the Mayor and Council and that the
amount of said assessment should be collected as a tapping charge
V'lhen said sewer main was tapped, and. that assessments should not be
collected as in the case of other special assessments until ordered
so collected by resolution of the Mayor and City Council, and
WHEREAS, said Blocks Nine (9) and Ten (10) of Koehler Sub-division
to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska have been purchased by the
School District of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska as a location
for the new Dodge School Building and said sewer main assessments
should now be collected as other special assessments and should bear
interest from date hereof, as provided by law.
THEREE'OHE BE IT RESOL VEl) BY THE MAYOll AND OIT-Y G aJNOIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska that the speCial sewer main taxes levied
and assessed against Blocks Nine (9) and Ten (10) of Koehler Sub-divi-
sion to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska each in the sum of F'orty-
seven and 52/100 ($47.52) Dollars be and the same are hereby ordered
collected as other speCial assessments and that said special assessments
bear interest as provided by law, from date hereof.
BE IT FUJ:\.THEh, hESOLViID that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby
ordered, authori~ed and directed to collect said speCial assessments
with interest from date hereof as in the case of other special assess-
ments and that the City Clerk be and he is hereby ordered and directed
to forthwith forward to the said City Treasurer a certified copy of
this resolution.
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Comilli ttee.
On motion of Gross, s~cond9d by Boeck, Resolution was adopted.
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WHEREAS, on the 8th day of September, 1936, the Mayor and City
Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved
Ordinance No. 1539 levying special water main taxes to pay for the
cost of construction of special water main district No. 78 of said
Ci t~r, and
WHEREAS, there appeared in said Ordinance, the following special
assessments, to-wit:
NAME
Mary K. Wolf
Chris Nielsen
PR. LOT
BLOCK
9
10
AlI'lUUNT
$127.05
127.05
ADDITION
Koehler Su b.
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WHEREAS, said Ordinance provided that the amounts so levied
should not bear interest until so ordered by the Mayor and Council,
and the amount so levied should be collected as a tapping charge
when said main was tapped, or collected as other special assessments
when ordered so collected by resolution of the Mayor and Council, and
WHEREAS, the real estate herein described has been pul"chased by
the School District of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska as a location
for the new Dodge school and the taxes so levied and assessed should
now bear interest as provided by law and should be collected by the
City Treasurer as other special asseSffiuentn.
THEREFORE BE IT hESOLVED BY rr'~ IViAYOh AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska that the special water main taxes
levied and assessed against Blocks Nine (9) and Ten (10) of Koehler
Sub-division to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska each in the sum
of One Hundred Twenty-seven and 5/100 ($12'7.05) Dollars be and the
same are hereby ordered collected as other special assessments and
that said special assessments bear interest as provided by law, from
date hereof.
BE IT FUHTHER. hESOLVEU that the City Treasurer be and he is
ordered, authorized, and directed to collect said special assessments
with interest from date hereof as in the case of other special assess-
ments and that the City Clerk be and he is ordered and directed to forth-
with forward to the said City Treasurer a certified copy of this
resolution.
Respectfully
SUbm1t:ed th1S~..daY of MarCh'~.~. ..
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On motion of Starr, s~cond~d by Kamm~r, R~solution ~as adopt~d.
Th9 Mayor appoint~d Starr, and Gross as a committ9~ to me9t
with the School Board with refer9nc~ to water main and s~wer tax on
lots 9 & 10, Koehler's Sub-Division, at a time set by School Board,
and City Clerk authorized to notify School Board of said action.
Cords commented on the F. B. I. School which was attended last
w~~k by Chief Zachry and lVI. G. Martin and suggested that the cornmitt~~
meet with the Chief Tuesday P. M. March 10, 1942.
Olivetti suggest~d that if anything is need~d at Di~)posal Plant,
owing to increase in population, that it be discussed at Tuesday
meeting.
Ordinance #1905, call for special election on change in charter,
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pertaining to City Manager fonn of government, was regularly passed by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Olivetti, aeconded by Gross, ordinance was placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
On motion of Starr, ssconded by 01well, rules wers susp:mded,
and ordinance placed onits final passage and finally pass'3d. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye.
Ordinance #1906, calling for Special election on voting bonds
for the purchase of Dodge School grounds was regularly passed by the
Council and sign'3d by the iViayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, ordinance was placsd
on its first rsading at lsngth. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
On motion of Kammer, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspend'9d
and Ordinance plac'9d on its final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot, each Councilman voting aye.
After some discussion on viaduct or underpass, the Mayor stating i,
that informe.tion from the State &1gineer5 office, vms that it would be
impossible to obtain the necessary materi&ls for construction, for
at least the duration.
On motion of Kammer, s'9conded by Gross, the proposition of
und9rpass b9 not on th9 ballot at th'9 corning spring election. Voting
aye, Gross, i:\ammer,
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Colw9ll, Boeck, Starr, Cords and Wall):9r, voting h,
c~, Olivetti.
Claims against the City W9re read. On motion of Gross, second'9d
by Boeck, were allowed. Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
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The Mayor announced, the Schhol Board and Committee from County
Supervisors and Committee from Council would meet Friday P. M. to
discuss tax foreclosures.
On motion of Colwell, Council adjourned until Tuesday P. M.
F. S . White,
Ci ty Cl erk.
March 4, 1942.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO MARCH 5, 1942.
. GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATED TRANSFERS EXPENDED BALANCE
To Pay, Co. Treas. 2,600.00 2,600.00
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Salaries 14,600.00 6,349.00 8,251.00
Street & Alley 28,250.00 12,039.33 16,210.67
Gas Tax 6,900.00 4,482.92 2,417.08
Sewer Fund 27,000.00 12,629.22 14,370.78
Engineer 6,500.00 3,181.69 3,318.31
Incidentals 46,700.00 24,557.33 22,142.67
NYA Program 650.00 422.63 227.37
NYA-Gir1s 675.00 269.35 405.65
Recreation 4,300.00 2,535.42 1,764.58
Municipal Pool 6,000.00 1,555.68 4,444.32
WPA Program 7,500.00 7,500.00 12,770.13 2,229.87
I Airport 6,500.00 4,546.02 6,135.02 4,911.00
Street Lighting 11,~00.00 11,500.00
Hydrant Rental 5,300.00 30.00 5,270.00
Park Fund 14,800.00 7,283.63 7,516,.37
Police Fund 38,300.00 22,710.42 15, 5 89 . 5 8
Cemetery Fund 11,500.00 5,119.57 6,380.43
Fire Fund 36,000.00 22,455.67 13,544.33
Paving Fund 9,000.00 8,028.34 971.66
Music Fund 3,000.00 1,000.00 2,000.00
Total Approp. 286,900.00 12,721.02
Transfers 129721.02
299,621.02 153,555.35 146,065.67
Ice Fund 10,990.81
I Water Fund 32,845.87
Light Fund 92,711.98
. Paving District 8,621.04
Se'wer District 4.6~
r298, 729.73
Respectfully submitted,
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City Clerk.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
March 10, 1942.
Council met as p<;;r ad journIll:;n t of .l.II.i.arch 4, "His Honor, ff the
Mayor presiding.
Each Councilman present except Gross.
Mr. James Webb and Mr. W. W. Connell appeared before the Council
wi th reference to the passage of ordinance pertD.ining to Trailler
Camps, etc., and the necessity of haste in passing same.
Chief Zachry and Officer Martin presented things to the Council,
which were brought out at the.H: B. I. School in North Platte, surveys
having bgen made in other places, and. the things for the Police De-
partment and other departments of the Cities to do in case of Emergency.
The Police Department to tutor other departments. The Mayor to appoint
a commander-in-chief for such auxilliaries organized for emergency cases.
On motion of Cords, seconded by Kammer, trie Mayor was authorized
to appoint a command~r...in-chief.
J. Hardeman presented the problem which exists at the Disposal
Plant, there having been an overload for the past 2 or 3 Y9ars in the
summertime, but this year, on account of sewage from the cheese factory,
there had been an overload during the winter.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, Disposal Plant Super-
intendent was authorized to obtain figures of cost on machinery necess-
ary to provide adequate capacity at the plant for handlinE the increased
sewage.
Fire Chil3f Campbell inf"ormed Council, 125 p3rsons had volunteerl3d
services for emergency and probably several more would be available.
He stated there would be a school in Kearney for the Western part of
District #6, this next Thursday P. M. and also one here on Friday
night, State Fire .School to be held here April 22 & 23.
Letter from W. P. Loomis, Attorney for C. B. & Q with reference
to ass9ssment on Lot 6, Block 2, South .i?ark Addition, for the opening
of Cleburn street was presented.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, was referred to the
Street and Alley Committee, in conjunction with City Attorney and
Engineer.
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Recommendation from Chief Zachry for the appointment of Herbert
Hann and Milroy G. Martin as Lieutenants, and also furLishing necess-
ary Conmlission cards and badges, a.lso the purchase of 6 to 10 Police
revolvers, 12 badges and 3 pairs of hand-cuffs.
On motion of Cords, secorided by Olivetti, the request pertaining
to appointm:mt of Lieutenants and furnishing of commission cards and
badges was grc:mted.
After some discussion p~rtaining to guns, on motion of Cords,
second ed by Kammer, the Cormai ttee was authorized to purchase 8 guns
and 3 pair of Hand-cuffs. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Letter from Mrs. Jennie Van Skike protesting Sewer Assessm<:mt
on Lot 6, Block 7, Kernahan and Deckers Addition was read. On motion
of Kammer, seconded by Cords, was referred to Sevver Committee.
March 10, 1942
Honorable Mayor and City CounCil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Water and Light beg to recommend the pur-
chase and installation of one well located on property owned by City
of Grand Island Water D epartm~nt. Attached hereto are specif'ica tions
covering the well and installationj and we recomm~md that the Ci ty
Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids for the same, to be received
up until 8:00 o'clock P. M. March 23, 1942. Proposals shall be accom-
panied by c9rtified ch~ck in the amount of 5% of the bid price.
Elias F. Starr
E. L. Walker
M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
Ice, Water and Light
Committee
On motion of Starr, s~conded by Walker, was approved.
March 9, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska..
Gentlemen:
We, your Sewer Committee wish to report the need of installing
several sewer flush tanks. We find several dead ends at this time
that need immediate attention. TIley are a.s follows:
District No. 160 at Blake Street between White and Boggs Street
District No. 131 at Blake Street between White and Broadwell
District No. 167 at Nor th 1"1' on t Stre9t between Boggs & LiarI' streets.
Water mains available for service to all of the above locations.
We recommend that flush tanks be installed at all of these locations.
Elias_F. 0tRl"l"
Sevver Commi ttee
E...!.,-.Q. Kammer
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, was approved.
March 10, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council.
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
The following is the &1gineers ~stimate for Wat'?r Ma.in Dist-
rick No. 88.
Approx. 800 Lin Ft. 6 inch C. I. Pipe @ $1.50 per ft.
Total $1,200.00
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison,
Ci ty 8ngineer.
March 10, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, your Water, Light and Ice Committee to whom was referred
the petition of Bert Glover asking the creation of a Water Main Dist-
rict in Greenwich Ave., from the North Property line of Nebraska Ave.,
north approx. 600 feet in Greenwich Ave., thence west approx. 132 feet
to the alley between Greenwich Ave., and Lincoln Street.
After careful consideration of the petition we find that it
is correct in all respects. We therefore recommend that the district
be created, that the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted and
tha t the Cit y Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids for the con-
struction of Water Main District No. 88 on the 23rd day of March, 1942.
_g:lias F. Starr
--9.. J. Cords
E. L. Walker
M. A. Olivetti
Ice, Water and Light
COlluni ttee
On motion of starr, seconded by Cords, report and estimate
were approved.
March 10, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council.
Grand Isla.nd, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineers ~stimate for Sewer District No.
184: In the alley betwen Lincoln Street and Greenwich Ave., from Phoenix
Ave to Nebraska Ave.
Approx 1,600 lin ft 8 inch No. 1 Vito Clay Sewer Main @ .85if:
per ft. Total $1,360.00
Four Manholes (brick) complete @ $60.00 Total $240.00.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison,
Ci ty Engineer.
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On motion of starr, seconded by Cords, estimat~ was approved,
and Clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be opened Mar. 23, 1942.
Cornmunica tion from Wrn. P. Mullin V\' i th l' ef er enc e to error in
tax sale procedure on westerly 88 ft of Lot 13, Block 28, Gilberts
third addition (Mabel B. Tomiska) was read.
On motion of Colwell,
s~corJded by Starr, was referr ed to City A ttorney and City Property
Committee.
Colwell mentioned request having been made by the Hall County
rationing Board, for a room (to be used by th~m exclusively) and
installation of a telephone. On motion of Starr, seconded by Kammer,
was referred to City Property Committee with power to act.
Discussion on milk ordinance.
Kammer mentioned that he felt Paul Williams should receive pay
for the use of his car, in collection of Milk inspection of dairies.
Ordinance #1907 creating Water Main District #88 was regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, that the ordinance
be placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all
voting aye.
Moved by Starr, second:ed by Kammer, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, each Councilman votinG aye.
Ordinance #1908 regulating location, establishment, equipment
and m~intainance of cabin and trailler camps, was regularly passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr and seconded by Collvell, that the ordinance b'3
placed on its first reading at l'3ngth. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Colwell, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance b'3 placed on its final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting aye.
Starr pr~sented a communication from Ben Woods, requesting a
division of water main district tax on portions of Lot 15, Koehler's
Sub-Division, being a portion of ground which Lingeman and Voss
offered to sell to the City. After Salle diSCUSSion, on motion of
Starr, seconded by Kammer, City Attorney and I1ngineer, were authorized
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to draw up prop9r papers to allow Mr. Wood to pay his proportionate
share of tax on said portion of Lot. #15.
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Starr, City Jttorney and Engineer
were authorized to proceed with making of plots and drawing up papers
of condemnation on Blocks 13, 14 and 15, Koehler's Sub-Division. Roll
call ballot, each voting aye.
On motion of Starr, Council adjourned.
F. S: White.
City Clerk.
March 10, 1942.
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March 13, 1942.
(2 o'clock P. IvI. )
Council met as per sp9cial call, "his Honor," the .Mayor, pr9siding.
All Councilmen pres3nt 'except Olivetti and Walker.
After some discussion or Park Improvement at Pioneer Park, it was
deciced to contact WPA instructing them to go ah3ad on the 17th of
March, 1942, if no injunction had been served by that time.
On motion of Kammer, seconded by Gross, that the following clauses
"Providing for the giving of a Bond by all persons to whom permits are
issued; providing for an inspection and service charge and the collec':':"
tion thereof" b~ inserted after the clause "providing for the issuance
of permits and the;; collection of fe;;es thereof," was ordered in the
heading of Ordinance #1908.
On illotion of Kammer, Council adjourned until 5 o'clock P. M.
with lVIr. Flah~uty and .Mr. Bottson.
March 13, 1942.
F. S. Whi te,
Ci ty CL:?rk.
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March 13, 1942.
(5 o'clock P. M.)
Council met as per adjournmsnt of 2 0' dock P. M. today, URis
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Mr. Flaherty stated that the offer of $25~000.00 made by the City
for their sponsorship in concrets runways at Airport, was inadequate,
and he stated definitely that a~ far as arguing vvas concerned he would
not argue, but the City first, would have to put up $75,000.00 cash,
but later said $70,000.00, in escrow if they wished concrete, and that
the entire amount would be used and no portion returned to City, second
alt9rnativ9 accept C. A. A. contribution of $21.0,000.00101' asphalt
runways, no cost to City, third, if neither the first or second pro-
positions be accept9d, that the contribution offer be withdrawn April
1, 1942.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, the Council accept the
second proposition C. A. A. contribution of $219,000.00 (no cost to
the City) to build runways of a clay-gravel base and two inch asphalt
I topping. Voting "Aye", Gross, Gal weU, Starr, OJi vetti. Voting "Nay"
Kammer, Boeck and Cords, Walker absent.
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Mr. Leery, WPA Representative emplasized that from here on out,
speed is 9ssential, forms should be in Lincoln prior to April 1, 1942.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourned.
March 13, 1942.
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March 18, 1942.
Council met in regula.r session, "His Honor," the Mayor,
presiding. Each Councilman answered at roll call.
Minutes of previous meetings, March 4, 10 and 13 were read
and approved, except to insert Mr. Flaherty's demand of $75,000.00
afterwards reduced to $70,000.00 cash by the City in escrow.
Rev. Cole, representing the Ministerial Union of the City appear-
ed before the Council with refer~nce to no increase in number of Beer
Licenses to be issued and favoring 12 o'clOCK midnight as closing
time.
Mr. Donegan referred to the runways at Airport stating that
regardless of th'9 type of runways, asphalt or concrete, the Ci ty
would have to furnish the required t~sts, Engineering and inspection
which woulG. cost between $12,000.00 and $13,000.00, but he felt that
the $70,000.00 woulG. include the testing inspection and gngineering.
Leng.thy discussion on runways in which Mr. Kampen of Omaha
I testing L,"boratories, Mr. Werner of WPA, Gross, Kammer, Cords, Boeck,
Olivetti and starr took part. The concensus of opinion of the Coun-
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cilmen in the meeting with MI'. Flaherty, that if asphalt runways
were put doviTI, there would positively be no expense to the City, and
they were of one accord that concrete was the type of construction
that they wish~d.
Offer of Melvin Sohrweid of $100.00 for the east one-half of
Lots 11 and 14, in Block 28, Gilbert's Third Addition, he to furnish
abstract, was present':Jd. On motion of Gross, seconded by Kamm:;;r,
was referred to City Prop-erty Committee.
Letter from M. B. RhoQes, special agent in charge of U. S. De-
partrH':mt of Justice, pertaining to War Traffic Schools for Police,
was presented. On motion of Cords, s:;;conded by Gross, officer
lVlentzer was authorized to attend War Traffic School in Omaha on the
30th day of March, 1942. ff:xpense to be charged to Incidental F'und.
Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting "aye."
C. A. Brubaker's request for Taxi ~ic3nse was referred to
License Committee, on metion of Walker, seconded by Colwell.
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Offer of harry Collins of $225.00 for clear title to Lot 5,
Block 10, Schimmel's Addit.ion, was present.ed. On mot.ion of Colwell,
s.:;;conded by .i.looammer, was referred to City Property Commit.te.:;;.
Petition for Street Light at John & Jackson S~r.:;;ets, was pr~-
sented. On motion of starr, seconded by Colwell, was referred to
Light, Water and Ice COlIlmittee.
Peti tion of Casper l\iayer for S ewer in Alley between Grand Island
Ave., and Park Ave., from 15th to 16th Street, was present.ed. On
motion of Gross, seconded by starr, was referred to Sewer Committee.
Petition of Casper Meyer for Water Main from 15th to l6t.h Street
6n Grand Island Ave. was presented. On motion of Starr, seconded by
Gross, was referred to ..Lee, Wat'3r & Light Cormnittee.
On motion of Kammer, seconded by Starr, the City C13rk was
authorized to advertise for bids 1'01' Annual Audit, bids to be re-
ceived up to 8:00 o'clock P. M., April 1, 1942.
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Cords, the bill for telephone
in Rationing Board's Office Room, #114 City Hall, to be paid by th9
City.
On motion of Colwell, s'3conded by.t\.anuner, Ci ty Property Committee
was authorized to purchase 1000 feet of Park Hose.
March 18, 19Lf2.
Honorabl'3 Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
In accordance wi th our recent recomm~mdation regaralng the
installation of on~ city l,vell and pump, your Conilllittee wisLes to
report that Vie have pl.rchased Lot Six (6), in Block "A", P[uk-ViSlw
Sub-Division, for the amount of Three hundred Nirl'3ty-five Dollars
($395.00). This lot is located just east of Stolley State Park and
south of the present Harrison street well, approximately twelve
hundred feet (1200').
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Elias F. Starr
E. L. W~lker
c. J. ~r.ds__
M. A. Olivetti
Ice, Water & Light
Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, was recei'.red and
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WHiliEAS, on the 2nd day of September, 1936, the Mayor and
Ci ty Council passed and approved Ordinance No. 15''59 levying
special water main taxes to pay for the cost of const~~ction of
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WHEREAS, among the sevel"al assessments in said ordinance there
appeared the following:
OViNER.
BLOCK
lUlDITION
AMOUN'r
Henry Voss
15
Koehler Sub.
~n27 .05
and WHEHEAS, the ass essments so levied against said Block
Fifteen (15) did not bear interest, and the amount due was ordered
to be collected as a tapping charge when said Block Fifteen (15)
was to be served by said water main, and
VlIlliR.EAS, said assessment has not been paid, t3.nd on the 20tb.
day of February, 1942, Benjamin D. Wood and Pern E. Wood, husband
and wife, purchased a portmon of said Block Fifteen (15) being the
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Block Fifteen (15), and are now constru cting upon said
premises
a dwelling house, and
VfHl,.aLEAS, the said Benj amin D. Wood and Fern E. lfiood desire
to tap said main for the purpose of serving said property vvith
water and are willing to pay a portion of said tapping charge in
the amount of Fifty-three and 90/100 (~p53 .90) Dolla:C's.
THEIU.1FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAyon AND CI'l'Y COUNCIL of the
Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska that the tota1 tapping charge of
One-hundred Twenty-seven and 5/100 (~~127 .05) Dollars assessed
agaInst said Block Fifteen t15) of Koehler Subeli vision to the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, be and the same is hereby ordered
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assessed so that the South Seventy (70) feet of the west Seventy
(70) feet shall bear an assessment in the sum of J[ifty-tJJree and
90/100 ($53.90) Dollars and that the same be assessed in the name
of Ben,i amin D. VJood and Fern E. Vlood, and toot the balance of said
assessment in the amount of Sixty-three and 15/100, (~i63 .15) DollaJ's
be assessed against the remaining portion of the baid Block Fifteen
(15) .
BE n: FUH'rHJEli. h.ESOLViID t;hat the Oi ty Treasux'er be and he is
hereby ordered to change the tax records of the City of Grand Island,
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Nebraska" in accordance wi th the ]J1.r'ovisions of tld.s resolmtion,
and that the City Clerk b'e and he is hereby ordered to forward
to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 18th day of lV[arch, 1942.
Elias F.Starr.
E . L . Walker...!.-.
M.A..Oliv~tti-
C.J.Corq~.
Water, Light, and Ice
Commi ttee.
On motion of Starr, s9conded by Gross, vvas adopted.
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your committee on ordinance , licenses and bonds report
that we have received information that Sam Miller, a beer tavern
proprietor, has violated the ordinances of the City of Grand Island,
by selling beer to a girl, a minor of the age of 16, under date of
March 16, 1942. Your co~nittee is of the opinion that the alleged
offense is of such a serious n::lture that a hearing on said alleged
charge should be held, and that the said Sam Miller should be not-
ified to appear before the Mayor and Council to answer such charges.
Your Committee, therefore, reports and recomm:mds tha t a time
and place for hearing be fixed by the Mayor and CounCil; that notice
thereof in vvriting be served upon the said Sam Miller, commanding
him to appear at said h9aring to anSW9r such charges. That notice
to all witnesses having knowledge of said offense be notified to
appear at said haring as provided by law.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1942.
E. L. Wall~er
Julius Boeck
F. H. Colwell
Ordinance-; Lic9ns"9and
Bond Co~ni tte~.
On motion of Walker, secnded by Boeck, report was approved and
sp3cial hearing to be held at 8:00 o'clock P. M. March, 23, 1942.
Bonds of Wm. Johnson, Garbage, William Jacob Hild, House-mover,
and Felix G:;;ising er, c.:l~ctrician, haVIng be31 approved by the City
Attorney as to form, on motion of Walker, s~conded by Boeck, Viere
accepted.
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Ci ty Council pass ed and approved ordinance No ./1023.. levying special
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sewer main district No. 76, and
WHEfi-:EAS, among the several assessments in said oI'dinance there
appeared the follov/ing;
OVJNER
BLOCK
ADDITION
Alvi UUN'l'
Henry Voss
15
Koehl(~r Su b .
~p47 .52
and WHEf(EAS, the assessment so levied against said Block
Fifteen (15) did not bear interest, and the amount due was ordered
to be collected as a tapping charge when said BloCk Fifteen (15)
was to be sel'ved by said sewer main, and
WJ:lliHEAS, said ass essment has not been paid, and on the 20th
day of February, 1942, Benjamin D. Wood and Fern E. Viood, husband
and wife, purchased a protion of said Block Fifteen (15) being the
South Seventy (70) feet of' the West Seventy (70) feet of said
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a dwelling hou se , and
WHEREAS, the said Benjamin D. Wood and Fern E. Wood desire to
tap said main for the purpose of serving said property with seVier
and al~e willing to pay a portion of said tapping charge in the
amount of Nineteen and 95/100($[9.95) Dollars.
trlillRLi;FO,d..J.<,;, BE IT RJ,1;SOLV1:ill BY','llIili kAY-at{ ANl", C1'II1: COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska that the total tapping charge of
Forty-seven and 52/100 ($47.52) Dollars assess ed against said Bloclc
F'ifteen (15) of Koehler Subdivision to the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska be and the same is hereby ordered assessed so that the
South Seventy (70) feet of the
st Seventy (70) feet shall bear
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an assessment in the sum of Nineteen and 95/100 (~~19 .95) Dollars
and that the same be assessed in the Eame of Benjamin D. 'Nood and
Fern E. Wood, and that the balance of said assessment in the amount
of '~lenty-seven and 57/100 ($27.57) Dollars be assessed against
the remaining portion of said Block Fifteen (15).
BE IT FURTHER R~BOLVED that the City Treasurer be and he is
hereby ordered to change the tax records of the Ci ty of GI'and Island,
Nebraska, in accordance with the provisions of this resolu tion,
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and that the City Clerk be and he is hereby ordered to forward
to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 18th day of March, 1942.
William A.Gross.
E,C.Kammer.
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Sewer Cornmi ttee.
On motion of Gross, seconded by Starr, was adopted.
Colwell suggested some way of getting a listing on different
properties which the City has obtained tbrough tax foreclosures, both
as to amount invest9d in diff9rent pro;erti9s and amount which would
be acceptabl9 to City on r9sale, also listing with R9al ~state Board
for sale, would be gr9atly ap,)reciated.by Cit~T Property Committe9.
Colwell report~d that he had r9ceived a bid of $900.00 for lots
Ii&: 2, block 26, Nagy's Addition, but that the assessments against
senne ar 9 around $1250.00. On motion of Cords, s9cond9d by Kammer,
the bid was acc9pted, providing a d9posit of $200.00 be made, and the
City Attorney authorized to draw up an ordinance covering said sale,
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to be adopted at meeting of kurch 23, 1942.
Roll call ballot, each
Councilman voting aye.
L;laims against the City wer.:; presented, on motion of Starr,
seconded by Colwell, claims were allowed. Roll call ballot, each
Councilman voting aY9.
On motion of Olivetti, COllncil adjourned until 8:00o~clock P. M.
.March 23, 1942.
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To the Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gent lemen:
This is to notify you that I herewith file complaint
against Sam Miller, proprietor of a beer tavern, having
license No. A4976, and operating said tavern at 110 East
Third Street, in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska with
selling beer to a girl, a minor of the age of sixteen
and of improperly managing his beer bu~iness as a licensee.
Da ted this 17th day of March, 1942.
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Hearing was held in the Council Chamber of City Hall,Gran 0.
ISland,Nebraska,on the 23rd day of March.
Evidence adduced,Mr.Miller appearing in his own behalf.
In making statements,Mr.Miller asserted that if there be
nothing done as far as this charge was concerned that he
would not file application for License to operate during
the year 1942-1943.
Mr.Arthur Bass took account of the proceedihgs.
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To: Lyle Brust, Maxine Hargens, and E. L. Hailey.
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You are hereby notified to appear before the Mayor
and Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska at the
Council room in the Oi ty Hall on the 23rd day of March, 1~)42, at
the hour of 8 o'clock P.M. to give testimony on behalf of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska at a hearing on a complaint filed
against Sam Miller charging him with improper management of his
beer tavern at 110 East Third Street in said City.
This you will in no Wise fail to do under penalty of
the law.
Wi tne ss my hand this 20th day of March, 19,J2.
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Recei ved this writ on the 20th day of March, 1942,
and according to the command thereof, I, on the :lJ ~-d day of
March, 1942, summoned the within named, Lyle Brust, Maxine
Hargens, and E. L. Hailey, by delivering to each of said
persons a true and certified copy of this Wtrit with all
indorsements thereon according to law.
N. D. Zachry
Chief of Police
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To Sam Miller
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Grand Island, Nebraska
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You are hereby notified that a complaint has been
filed with the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska charging you with unlawfully selling beer
to a minor and improperly conducting your business as a
Licensee and as the prop:eietor of Sam's Beer rravern. You
are further notified that a hearing on said charges has been
ordered by the Mayo!' and City Council to hear said complaint
and to determine whether or not your lic6E.:se (No. A4976)
to sell beer should be revoked.
You are further notified that said hearing will be
held in the Council room of the City Hall in the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, on Monday, March 23, 1942, at the hour of
~ 0 I clock P.M., and you should be present to answer said charges.
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March, 1942.
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Received this writ on the 20th day of March, 1942,
and according to the command thereof, I, on the 20th day of
March, 1942, summoned the wi thin named Sam Miller by delivering
to him personally a true and certified copy of this notice
together with all 1Jldorsements thereon as provided by law.
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March 23, 1942.
Council met as p~r adjournment of JMl.arch 18, 1942, 11Eis Horor,"
the Mayor pr~siding. All Councilmen answered at roll call, except
Kammer.
Bid of Wm. Kelly & vompany, on Sewer .0istrict #184 as follows:
1600 Lin ft 8" #1 Vit Clay Pipe in place @ 85~ per it
4 Manholes (brick) complete @ $60.00
$1360.00
2.40.00
On motion of Gross, s~conded byaarr, bid was accepted.
Bid of Kelly Well Company for well on South harrison Street
and Stolley Yark .I.\oad, was read as follows: One Well according to
specifications, $2100.00. On motion or starr, seconded by Colwell,
bid was accepted.
Bid of City Water Departm~nt for construction of Water Main
District #88, was read as follows:
6'1 Cast Joron Water Main Class 150 with all valve and specials
complete, per foot $1.45.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Walker, bid was accepted.
(The Mayor mentioned applic~tion of Mr. Brubaker for p~rmit
to operate Taxi Cab line in Grand Island. After some explanation
of ~rdinance #1323, Clerk was requested to draw up allication blank)
Ordinance #1909 authorizing sale of Lot 5, Block 10, Schimmer's
Addition, was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, secondsd by Colwell, that the ordinance be placed
on its first reading and read at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was read at l'3ngth and passed its first rsading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Colvvell, that the rules b,,? suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its final passage, roll call ballot, all
\';:-,uncilmen voting aye. The ordinance was placed on its final passage
and finally passed.
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WHiEREAS, our Government has under construction near Grand Island,
Nebraska, a National Defsnse Building Program, Imown as Q. O. Ordnanc'?
Plant, and
WHEhEAS, Forsley and Rutzen are in th'? City making arrang'?ments
for supervision of organizing a Fir'? D~partm~nt for th~ prot~ction of
said Ordnance Plant, and
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WH~RSAS th'3 said Forsley & Rutzen ha.ve solici tsd ons, IvI. M,
Lingeman to act as Assistant Chief in said organization of Fire
Departm::mt.
NOW TH8HEF'ORS BE IT R2:~OLVSD by the Mayor and City Council of Grand
Island, N3braska, that a leave of absence of sixty (60) days be granted
to M. M. Lingemen for the purpose of organizing and supervising said
Fire Departm3nt, and we further recomm'3nd that a longer leave be grant-
ed if so nseded for ~ational Defense.
Respectfully submitted,
Harry Grimminger ___.~
IV1AYOR
Julius Boeck
E. C. Kamrner
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M. A. Olivetti
Elias F. Starr
E. L. Walker
F. H. Colwell
C. J. Cords
lvl&VlBSHS OF CITY COUNCIL
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Cords, resolution was adopted.
Engineer .llarr ison m:mtioned iIIir. Phillips had been in the City
and the construction of Health Center Building was almost certain.
Peti tion for Water lvlain District on Anna Street, from Monroe
to Jackson, signed by Island Realty I..,ompany and J. F. Abrahamson.
Letter from C. W. BurdiCk, presented by Starr, with reference
to excavation east of ~ce House, being hazardous and requested some-
thing be done to stop tue caving especially on the west side of the hole.
After some discussion as to possibilities, Mr. Burdick stated he
could get along for 30 or 45 days and possibly th e:e vvould be a building
at that point.
Starr stated he had been approached by Fred Winter with refereDce
to putting in barl9Y at Airport, and what kind of a lease might be
drawn.
After some discussion, on motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell,
the Airport Committee was authorized to prepare leas9, that in case the
crop would be put in and afterward the airport would be dug up for run
w~ys etc., that tile City would bear practically one third of incurred
expense.
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Letter from J. H. Bardeman with r9fereDce to things that should
be done at Disposal Plant and the materials necessary was read. After
sOIDe discussion, on motion of Gross, seconded by starr, that Hardeman
be allegated to contact Priorities Board and get priority Rating
for what;;ver is needed for improvements at Disposal Plant.
That part of J. H. Hardeman's letter })ertulning to Sewage from
plants, factories elc., which is high in B. O. D. and also the water
which is being used for Air Conditioning purposes and turned into
sanitary sewer should be run through storm sewer.
After some discussion was referred to Ordinance COllilllittee to pre-
pare ordinances controllin~ conditions. On motion of Gross, seconded
by Starr, the bupertindent of Disposal Plant was authorized to clean
out the entire sewer system.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourned.
March 23, 1942.
F. S. White,
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March 27, 1942
Council met as per Special Call, "His Honor," the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen present, except Olivetti and Walker.
Ordinance #1910, condemning Blocks 1.3-14-15, or portion Koehler's
Sub-division, all in SEi of swt of Section 15, Township 11 North,
Hange 9, west 6 P M was regularly passed by the Council and signed
by the Mayor.
Moved by Colwell, seconded by Cross, that the ordinance be placed
on its first r8ading at length. Rollca+l ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and pass'3d its first reading.
Moved by Colwell, seconded by Gross, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its final passage, roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed by the Council and
signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1911, authorizing sale of ~iest 44ft of frac. Lot 1,
Block 26, Nagy's Addition and Complement, Fractional Lot 2, Block 26,
Nagy's Addition and Complen19nt, to City of Grand Island, was regularly
I passed by tho Council and signed by tho "'ayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, that the ordinance be
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placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was read at length and passed its first reading.
On motion of starr, seconded by Colwell, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was finally
passed by the Council and signed by th'9 mayor.
Offer of Earl GrimmingBr of $150.00 for the North Lr4 ft of Lots
1 & 2 in Block 16, Schimmel'S Addition, was pres8nted. On motion of
Colwell, seconded by Starr, was referred to the City Property Committee.
Mr~ Burdick explain8d a proposition of hospitalization for City
Employ~es, which had b-een pres-ent8d to him by a repr9s9ntcltiv9 of
Associated hospital Service of N8braska.
Mr. Burdick mentioned that there had arisen a qU9stion concerning
the sinking of a well on the nswly acquired prop9rty, 1200 ft south
of th8 Har~ison Str8et Wall, or in St6lley Park Addition.
It was sugg9sted that lots 1 & 2 Lakeview Addition, which have been
tak9D by the City, via Tax Foreclosure, would be a good location for
propos9d Health Cent-er.
On motion of Kammer, Council adjourned.
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March 2:8, 1942.
Council met as per special call of the Mayor. Mr. Gross,
President of the Council, presided in the absence of the Mayor.
Each
Councilman present, except Boeck and Walker.
"His Honor," President of the Council, stated the purpose of
the meeting, to rush arrangements for trailler camp facilities in
Grand Island. Captian Wal tel'S (and two oth'3r Sngineers from the
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Army) explained what the City should expect. Peak influx would amount
to from 15,000 to 20,000 ~ persons, but that the Ordnance Plant
after completion would employ persons which would amount to more
than 10,000 persons, employees and families.
Suggestion was made that the City might buy or lease 80 or 160
acre tract adjoining the City for Trai11er Camp facilities~ to be laid
out with Gravel Street, Lights, City Water and Chick Say19s archi-
tecture, said project would have to be policed and also have fire
protection.
Attorney Cronnin explain9d the content of Trailler Ordinance,
which is so strict, that practically no trai1ler camps 'would be set
up within the City which of course meant that the buck was being
passed to the County.
Kammer m'3ntioned it might be better to have more camps set up
and in different school districts, so that the school population
would not be altogether for one of the schools.
It was exp1airad the influx wold start about May 1st and the
heavy load continue until 1st or middle of December, Pay Roll would
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be from $750,000.00 to $100,000.00 per weeK.
Presiding Mayor appointed Starr, J....ammer and Cords as a Committee
to see what could be done in the way of arranging for ground for
trailler camp, on motion of Starr, seconded by Kammer.
On motion of Kammer, Council adjourned.
March 28, 1942.
F. S. V1hite,
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April 1, 1942.
Council m~t in r"?gular session, nHis Honor," the Mayor,
presiding. Each \..Iounci1man Cl.llswered at roll call.
Minut~s of previous m~etings, March 18, 23 & 28 w~r8 read and
approv9d.
A. R. Land~rs, 9nrollmsnt director, for Blue Cross Associat~d
Hospital Service Plan, (one person 75~, two persons $1.25, whole
family $1.50, 30 days hospit~l fr~~, on~ half tim"? for n~xt 120
days fr~~~ No action tak~n.
John McCarthy spoke in b9half of Harry Parshall who has applied.
for Be~r License at 215 North Pine Str8~t.
Offer of Sllenberger & Smith for lots 7 & 8 Block 11, Packer
and Barts Addition, $700.00 ($30.00 cash d~posit), was pres~nt~d.
On motion of ColV\~ll, s~cond~d by l\.arnmer, was r8f~rred to City
Property Committ~e.
Offer of Frank Hruza of $150.00 for c~nt~r 42 feet of Lots
4 & 5, Block 73, Wh~~ler & B~nnetts Addition, was presented. On
motion of Colw~ll, s~cond~d by Gross, was ref~rred to City Prop~rty
Committe~.
Offer of Theo. P. .bo3hm, of $700.00 for lots 7 & 8, Block 11,
Packer & Barr's Addition, was pr3sent~d. On motion of Colw~ll,
S~conded by Aarnm~r, was r~ferred to City Property Committee.
Communication from Carl S. Willard, advising that after May
First, r~nt on 512 West First Street, (NYA-Girl's Home) would be
$75.00. After some discussion, in which it was brought out that
if there was an oral agreement to rent, 512 West First street for
$55.00 per month until August 1, 1942, the city could probably
hold saUB un til that time.
On motion of Coh,ell, seeond'3d by ""uIWTI3r, was r::;fer1'ed to
City Property Committ,:;e.
R'3quest or D~vid N. Ro~sh to lay a curb sidewalk on south
side of his prop0rty, Lot 3, Block 8, Koehler's addition, was read,
also committee report as follows:
Honorable lv1ayr,r and. iltIemb::;rs of th3 Ci ty ""ouneil,
We, you' tr':;'3t and al19Y commi ttee to whom vvas referred the
application 01' D.vid Housh to move his sidewalk from its present
position to the curb.
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Moving this sidewalk would be a distinct improvement as at
pressnt a portion of the ,;vall\: in this block is on the curb line
that bends inward and it is the inward portiOl! that Mr. Roush wishss
to strai[;ht:m out.
Your committes rscommenas permission to do this, be granted.
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On motion of Olivstti, s3conded by Bosck, was approvsd.
March 30, 1942.
Mr. Srnest L. Walksr,
Ths Honorable Mayor,
and City Council,
Grand Island, Nsbr.
Gent13m9n:
DU9 to th9 influx of strangers, defeIlse vvork9rs, and tin rabble
which always 1'011011'; in thevvD..k9 of dsf'.?nss industry, this d9partrnent
is gOing to be confrontsd with a traffic and crims situation, viliich
will bs impossible to con trol without proper ordincmcss under which
we can prosecuts offenders. Therefore it is rsquested that the
follovJing changes and addi tions to the City Ordinanc es be considered.
Under the Ordinance covering DISOHD~.hLY CONDUCT, Ordinance 363,
under article one, Chapter Xl, th9rs is no wording or provision to
allow legal prosscutiQn for the offense of' WINDOW PtL2::PING. This
departrn:mt has occasion to act on this offense very often, especially
in the summer time, and when one is caught, thers is very little tha.t
can be done about it. Therefore it is requested tLat this be cover-
ed in a section to this ordinance, with appropriate p~ralties.
Also: It is requested that favorable consider~tion be given
to an ordinance prohibiting pedestrians from crossing the down town
str<eets, against the red traffic lights, with an appropriate fine
as the penalty for violation. This is re'-iuested due to the fact
that the traffic situation is getting heavy, and will continue to get
worse as the defense plant r;ets underway. We have always been troubled
by the ca.reless} and negligent manner in which pedestrians walk against
the red lights, tying up traffic, anQ causing a hazard at every street
crossing.
Also: We have no ordinance covering traffic accidents, and the
calling of the Police Department to the scene of accidents ~efore
any v~licle is moved from the scene. Nor do we have any ordinance
whicll prohibits a participant from leaVing the scene of an accident,
"liit and RunT! in other vvords. This fact has tied tne hands of the
Police Departr1l3nt in a number of cases of Hit and Run, and cases
wl1:;re participants bave left the scene, making it impossible to gather
the j~'9cessary facts relative to the case, and of tel' resulting in an
injustice being done to one party or the other.
The above requests ar'9 submi tted wi th the idea in mind of hand-
ling the situation as it arises in the future, and insuring that
justice is done in every Cilse that might come up.
Respectfully submitted,
N. D. Zachry,
Chief of Police.
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Also: It is rgqu9st~d that an ordinanc~ b~ pass~d, along with
prop~r panalti~s for violation, prohibiting v~hicl~s from making a
left hand turn, at th~ fo1lovdng int~rs'3ctions on Third street, PINE,
LOCUST, Wh.~~LBH A.ND Vu.iLNUT. Tnis is asked due to the great incr~ase
in traffic on this street, and to insure right of way for pedestrians
walking with the green liLhts, provided the p~destrian ordinance is
considered, without congestion of traffic.
N. D. Zachry,
Chief of Police.
On motion of Walker, seconded by Cohvell, was r3ferred to
Ordinance, License and Bond Committee.
Bids for annual audit were open~d and reaa as follows:
Vonboskirk-Remmington and Associat~s
$430.00 Dep. $21.50
4)0.00 Dep. 25.00
Sond ermei e1' and C~)Un tryman
On motion of Kammer, seconded by Colwell, bids were referred
to the Finance Committee of New Council, report to be made on April
15, 1942.
Hequest of ~arl Grimminger 1'01' p9rmission to build a curb side-
walk around his lot at Division and Garfield was read. On motion of
Olivetti, seconded by Gross, was referred to street and .hlley Committ~e.
Report and request from Library Board for repairs to be mad~
on Library Building and walks were r~ad. On motion of Olivetti,
s~cond~d by Starr, ,was referred to City Property Committee.
Petition for Grewel ""istrlct creation in First Artistic Homes
Addition, Wm. Frank's Addition, Glover's Sub-,,-,ivision, Bremer's Sub-
Division and Louth Park Addition, was pr~s9nt9d. On motion of'
Olivetti, seconded by Colwell, was ref9rTc.;d to str~et & Alley Committge.
Mayor suggested that on account of the salvage campaign ~lich
is in .progro;;ss, it miGht be well to ll;,ve a city vvid9 clean up ccimpaign.
March 31, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City i..-ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen: '
\lve, your Water & Light 1..0mmittge to whom vv'as referred the
petition for the installation of V'iater main in Anna Street, between
Monroe Street and Jackson street, beg to report that we find the
signa tures to the petition repres::mt mol' '9 than 51% of th'9 OVvDers of
property in this district, and W9 recommend that the district be
created.
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On motion of Starr, 5~cond~d by Cords, r~port was apprcv~d.
March 31, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Water and Light Conunittee to whom was referred the
petition for the installation of street light at John and Jackson
streets, Leg to recorn.d'end that the light b9 installed, installation
to be mad'9 by th'9 City Light Department and to be connected to th'9
regular stre9t lighting circuit.
~::l;Las F. Starr
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Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, report was approved.
.lVJ.arch 31, 1942.
Honorable ~iayor and City "'ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Attached hereto are specifications covering deep well turbine ~
pump, motor and starting equipment and water main pipe both st'gel
and cast iron for new well authoriz3d to be installed on Lot Six (6)
Park View Addition. We recormnend the acce.pta.nce of thes'3 specifi-
cations and that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids
for the same.
Bids to be accept9d by the City C13rk until 8:00 o'clock P. M.
April 15, 1942, and to b9 accompanied by a certified Ch9Ck in the
amount of 5% of the proposal.
Elias F. Starr
E. L. Walk'3r
C. J. Cords.
Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, r'3port was adopted.
Request of Chas Wenn that City purchase two Ii yd Hydraulic
Dump bodi3S for Street Trucks was read. On motion of Kamm'3r,
s'3cond'3d by Colwell was referr9d to th'3 street & Alley Cownittee with
pO\V3r to ac t.
Bond of J. F. Abrahamson, PI Uluber, having been OKed by the
City Attorney, as to form, on motion of Walker, secondsd by Eo~ck,
was approved.
Applications for B~er Licsnsss wsrs prss~ntsd. On motion of
iNalk9r, s3conded by B09Ck, wers r:::f'3rr9c to Lic9nse Committge.
On motion of Colwell, s ecnmd3d by ""'ammer, bid of SarI Crimming'3r
$150.00 for North 44ft of Lots 1 & 2, Block 16, Schimmsrs Addition
was accepted.
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Gross ilF.mtioned tlwt ,i;.l.,jrd;;man had b:;en to Omaha and Kansas C1 ty
with rsference to improvements at Disposal Plant and suggested that
the Council meet as a corr~ittee, 7:30 P. M. Friday April 3, to go
over the proposed improvements.
Starr explained the differ ':mt locations vihich were visi ted by
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the special committee for location of Trailer Camp. After some
discussion it was decided thijt perhaps the logical location, pro-
viding tbe ground could be obtained would be north of 17th street,
between Wheeler street and the C B & Q tracki, having contacted
Major Lovering, officers Walker and Quinn, had received the advice
that the Major would contact the proper army officials with I'ecomm-
end2tion that Grand Island b<:: granted priority rating for the nec-
essary materials for improvement of trailler camp.
After discussion, harrison was authorized to call Mr. Morris
at Berwyn p'3rtaining to property for traill'3r camp. On recomm:enda-
tion of Starr, C. VI. bur-dick and J:.;.arrl.son W9re Etdded to committee
on trailler camps.
Claims ng<:::..inst City W'3re read and on motion of Gross, seconded
by Kammo:;r, \vere allO'v'ied. Roll call ballot.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourned.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDI1'URES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO APRIL 2, 1942.
. GENERAL FUND APPHOPRIATED TRANSFERS EXP@'iJDED BALANCE
To Pay Co. Tr eo. s .. 2,600.00 2,600.00
I Salaries 14,600.00 7, 818. 50 6,781.50
Street & Alley 28,250.00 13,546.74 14,703.26
Gas Tax 6,900.00 5,162.12 1,737.88
Sewer Fund 27,000.00 14,362.41 12,637.59
Englneer 6,500.00 3,724.43 2,775.57
Incidentals 46,700.00 26,670.47 20,029.53
NYA Program 650.00 430.51 219.49
NYA-Gir1s 675.00 339.99 335.01
Recreation 4,300.00 2,726.74 1,573.26
Municipal Pool 6,000.00 1,555.68 4,444.32
WPA Program 7,500..00 7,500.00 13,742.13 1,257.87
Airport 6,500.00 4,546.02 6,667.79 4,378.23
I Street Lighting 11,500.00 11,500.00
Hydrant Rental 5,300.00 30.00 5,270.00
Park Fund 14,800.00 7,787.02 7,012.98
Police Fund 38,300.00 25,993.20 12,306.80
Cemetery Fund I- 11,500.00 5,685.80 5, 814. 20
Fire Fund 36,000.00 25,398.38 10,601.62
Paving Fund 9,000.00 9, 860 .36 860.36-
Music Fund 3,000.00 1,000.00 2,000.00
Total Approp. 286,900.00 12,721. 62
Transfers 12.721.02
299,621.02 172,502.27 127,118.75
Ice Fund 11,923.73
Water Fund 37,344.65
I Light Fund 105,198.08 "-
. Paving District 13,621.04
Sewer District 6.36
r-340,596.13
Respectfully submitted,
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City Clerk.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
April 13, 1942..
Council met as provided by Law, "his honor," the Mayor, presiding.
Each Councilman answered at roll call, except Colwell, who was ill.
Poll Books of April 7th election were canvassed by the Council-
men and mail ballots tabulated. Official count was determined as
listed on 1'01 en
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On motion of Kammer, seconded by Olivetti, tne figures as per
canvas, were accepted as offlclo.~ and the Clerk instructed to issue
certificate of election to each of the elected. Roll call ballot,
9ach vo ting aye.
CITY ~LECTION APRIL ~ 1942.
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COUNCILMAN
EIRS:;LWARD
E. C. Kammer 44 70 1 115
Frank Tripe 133 247 2 3.82
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Julius Boeck 155 134 100 3 392
A. L. Bradstr'3et 212 168 III 2 493
Fr'3d Harrison 1 1
COUNCILMAN
THIRD WARD
John Ditter 45 177 1 222
Henry Krisger 37 238 1 275
COUNCILMAN
FOURTH WARD
F. H. Colwell 45 21 76 10 152.
E. G. .b.oseberry 49 37 62 18 166
John Sander 199 106 196 56 1 557
BOARD OF EDUCATDJN
E. G. Johnson 159 2:62 239 143 275 66 334 268 183 72 353 11 2365
L. E. Ray 131 256 224 133 259 57 324 258 173 64 326 10 2215
A. B. Newell 134 252 221 131 260 63 321 259 169 65 325 10 2210
I Carl Knickrehm 1 1
A. w. Boecking 1 1
Frank Scovill 1 1
Dick Pulliam 2 2
Woodrow Pheiffer 1 1
Leonard Wa1kin 1 1
Jack Rasmussen 1 1
Howard Kelly 1 1
}\vI. Witzenberg 1 1
R. C.. Woodruff 1 1
Mrs. A. c. Mayer 4 4
w. w. Hay 1 1
Fred B. Win tel' 1 1
o SCCl.r Hehnke 1 1
T. C. lVlcl!.;lroy 1 1
E. C. Gutzmer 1 1
PROPOSITION #1
CITY lvlANAGER UES) 47 84 104 42 106 42 222 130 82 29 141 3 1032
CITY MANA(j8!:L NQ.L 129 218 185 119 227 39 145 174 123 55 267 7 1688
PROPOSITION #2
DODGE SCllOOL~ES) 55 141 114 20 154 40 253 177 138 141 239 2 1424
DODQ.8.: 13ChOO~_ NQ.L 118 169 171 93 177 36 III 122 68 40 162 7 1274
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On motion of Kammer, seconded by Gross, Hesolution was adopted.
Application of ~lmer McIntosh for license to s911 Beer "On Sale",
at 106 West 4th Street, was pr-3sented. On motion of Kammer, secondsd
by Olivstti, hearing was set for April 22, 1942, and Clerk instruct-3d
to advertise accordir;gly.
M.r. Gross mentioned somethLgs that would have to b9 done at
Disposal Plant, and on S9wer lines in general.
On motion of KcLmmer, Co ul1cil ad jOD.rned.
April 13, 1942.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
April 14, 1942.
Council met for the purpose of organizing, "His Honor," the
Mayor, presiding.
All Councilmen present, except Kamilier, Boeck and Colwell.
Oath of office vvus administered to Sander, Tripe, Krieger
and Bradstreet (L;ouncilrn?n elected April 2, 1942 election) by the
Mayor.
Bonds of the elected COullcilmen were presented. On motion
of Walker, seconded by Starr, were approved.
The Mayor made committee appointments as follows:
C01vliVU TT l1ES
1. City Property, Cemetery, Parks and Bands,
Recreation and Swimming Pool.
Krieger-Tripe
2. Finance, Printing, Purchasing, Auditing and
Engineering.
Starr-Olivetti
3. Fire Department.
Bradstreet-btarr
4. 1igh t, Iii a t er, Ic e and Airport
Olivetti-Sander
5. Ordinances, bonds, Licenses and Elections.
Tripe-Cords
6. Streets and Alleys, Building Code.
Walker-Krieger
7. Sewer.
Sander-Bradstreet
8. Police.
Cords-Wolker
Starr moved Oliv'9tti be made president of Council for
ensuing year, seconded by Cords.
Walker moved nominations be closed and Olivetti be un-
anjm:msly elected president, seconded by starr. Carried.
The Mayor Hl<:;ntion'9d facts conc'9rning the budg'9t and re-
quested each department head study his departm:mt and att'9mpt to
cut expenditures wilere '9V'9r possible.
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Oliv~tti led discussion on sa.lary increases and urged
tha t each Councilman give serious consideration to salary increas~s
compared with incr~as9d living costs.
On motion of Oliv~tti, seconded by Cords, Council adjourned.
F. S. White,
Ci ty Clerk.
April 14, 1942.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
April 15, 1942
Council met in regular session, His Eonor, the mayor, presiding.
Each Councilman pres:mt, except Bradstreet.
Minutes of previous meetings, April 1, 13 and 14 were read and
approved.
Bids on 16" C. I. Pipe were opened and read as follows:
National C. I. Pipe
;:0 x 16 Reducer
16" Y Branch
@ 3.25 Cert Check $187.00
34.97 each
61.20 each
U. S. Pipe & Foundry Company
16" C. I. Pipe 12' or 18' 3.09
16" to 24" Std B & S Fittings subj
to differ3ntials ( No Cart Check) 125.00 per ton
Crane & Co. (No Cert. Ch eck)
1-16" 480~ A Vv V. A Hub end Gate Valve
2500 Ibs Common Pig Lsad 100 lb FibS
100 lb Jute Packing
$~~15.52:
215.60
16.50
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Starr, were referred to Ice,
Water and Light Committee.
Bids on Turbine Pump were read as follows;
Interstate Machinery
Kelly Well Company (Worthington)
Layne W3st9rn
Fairbanks Morse
Webber Machine & Mfg. Co. (Peerless)
$2154.00
2155.00
1981t.58
2066.00
2245.00
1559.12
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Starr, Vi9r3 referred to IC3,
Water & Light Committee and C. W. Burdick.
Requ3st of Paul Gordon for permit to lay Curb Sidewalk 2507
West First Street, was presented. On motion of Walker, seconded by
starr, request was granted.
Communication from Don Ivl. Warn'2r (WPA fugine'2r) with reference
to sponsors pledge on Airport Runway construction was read. On
motion of Olivetti, seconded by Starr, C19rk was authorized to adver-
tise for bids testing and inspection on runways, bids to be opened
April 29, 1942.
Communication from H. B. Z9len p::rtaining to parking meters was
read. On motion of Walker, second'3Q, by CorQ,s, Vias r3ferred to Street
and Alley Commi t t ',; e i::Jnd Polic'3 Cormd t tee.
April 11, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, N9bra~ka.
Gentlemen:
We, your COilimi t tee on VVa t9r and Li6n t beg to I' 9comrn:~nQ that the
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attach ':!d sp '3cifications COV'3r iU6 on'3 J:.LO t Proc '3SS Lim,:: Soda Soft'3n '3r
be approv'3d and that the City Clerk be instructed to adv'3rtise for
bids for the same, biCls to be accompanied by certified check in the
amount of 5%, and to be accepted by him up until 8 o'clock P. M.,
April 29, 19420
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M. Ao Olivetti
John Sander.
Committee
On motion of Olivetti, s:;conded by Krieg9r was approved.
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To the l:lay01' and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gent 1 Ern c~n,:
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bonds, repm: t
and reconimend that lic:ens0s to sell Intoxlcating liquor 'oy the
piJ.cl{age Ol11.y be granted to the fol1ovJing persons, fi]~mR, C01'-
pOJ'a tions, and associations as follovvs:
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George T. Baumann
B.P.D. Elks #604
L.L .Ji\x'odr ickson
Grand Is la-i'J.d J"i ederkranz
Ed. C. nann,
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Henry F. Scheel
Selmff 8,: Sons Hotel Co"
Dean Souders (Oasis Tavorn)
Cor nells Tholllpson
L. c. BlacJ-:
Mary ,J. Boehl
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T':"Il:il .J. Vacl:::t vek
Charles p. Vaelavelc
Vll11i,uT! Wahl
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On motion of Cords, s9cond9d by Kri9g9r, was approv9d.
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recommend that licenses to sell beor be gr'anted to
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lngperson s, fir',nls , corporations, and associations <J.ncl nt the
adclref3 s es bel' eln dos5gna t cd:
B0:L't Ill1en
1\T. ./\11d 01';:3 en
Goopge T .:)D,Urnann
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It On <,y~ Ofrll Sale
II On ('\~ OffH SilTe
u011u SfJ..le
IIOnn Sale
It On & Orflt Sale
liOn (;; orr" Sale
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Clyde Copple
M. G. Detvre:i leI'
Fraternal Ordor of
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B.P.O v Elks No. 60.t It Onu Salo
L. L. Fredrickson "On" Sale
Geox'ge Giesenhagon liOn (!~ Ofrll SD.le
G. I. Candy Kitchen "On" Sale
Grand Island Liederkranz "On" Sale
Ed. C. Hann uanH Sale
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):1. D8r. ,-ey 8 n ..)[;L_e
U . r.'f' Qcbe-' uO.nll Qale
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M. T~. Lev\Ji s \I On & OffH Sale
Ralph R. Lewis "On &. 01'1'11 Sale
L. E. rvlcBaln liOn" Sale
G. C. McCall "On & Off" Sale
George HaRsel II On & Orf II Sale
P1attdeuti3che Verein liOn (}~ orr" ~3:3.le
Ernest O. Reber "On" Sale
John Hoby liOn &~ Off" Sale
E:rnest 1/1. Huff "01'1 & orrll Sale
John Ii'. Koehler II On & orclt Sale
.John C. Sc:bneider nOn & orru Sale
Hel'bel't A. ~3chroede:r' nOh c'Y:, orr" Sale
SChlff & Sons Hotel Co.nOn" Sale
Herman Sel01' II On &. orrlt
Dean So-lldel's "01'1 ~X~ll Sale
!\.ugUGt S ingsguGh liOn & orr" Sale
Flopenc:e Stolley uOn &. Offtl SEJ.le
1;). C. Thofilpf:JOn II On c'\~ Offll Sale
CO:J:'nelia Thompson \I Or}' Sale
Hotel YancE'.fY 1101'1 & Offll Sale
Harry Parshall "On & Off" Sale
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114 East ~Cllird St.
108 !"Iest rphird .':;t.
204 at Second St.
323 West Thi.rd. S.t.
208 No:r'th Loeu st
410 :frost Tbird St.
50'7 '! os t Thl:r'0 St.
223 East Thi]~d st.
205 ~lest First st.
103 1'ToT'tlJ LOCllSt St.
~;09 1'~o11t11 c~leI~ St.
218 nest T:td:po. [)t.
4-01 \FJest T!li.r'st c)t.
218 West Second St.
320 NOY"ch Loc:u :d; ~;t.
308 No:c'th o1e1' St.
'10G 'ues t Fou rth St.
524 :::1'1; Pou:t'th St.
123 East Front St.
313 Best Second st.
~)11 No:d~h Inut. St"
1315 \'1c~st; A.nrla St.
386 NOI,.tit ''Jalnu t ,'3t..
30'7 North Wheeler st.
418 Dest Fourth St.
409 North rine St.
209 Nortll Garfield St.
121 }1>~tts t !:etl.lx'd, ;3t.
~1~~~Z:l J\To:r~th IjOG't)st St.
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219 Wes-b Second St.
414 Fiest Third St..
~~432 North P'l'oadwel1
].23 1~8s'b Thl.rd st.
'-106 'Nest Th:tl'O Sf:;.
2nd & Locust Sts..
315 North Pino St.
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nond Cornrnittee.
On motion of CordS, seconded by Krieger, wqs approved.
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Gl'!J.nd I ;gland" Nebras}fa, that 1i cens es to sell intoxl cat!.
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by the pu,clnlge only, be granted to the follovving pel'SOl1S, fLe])l1s,
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fortI!.;
Geor-go T. ")aumann
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L. L. Fredrickson
Grand Island I,J.eaer'k:C'anz
Tik'l.. C. Ha nn
AlboI't Hevde (Koehler Tavern)
LeRoy E. i,1cBain(Savoy Tavern)
El:'llost o. Hehol'
Hemo,y }<'. Scheol
SC]Juff & Sons Hotel Co..
Dean SoudeI's ((hsis Tavern)
COl'neLta ':[lhompson
J.H G.. Biliack
I'E.'3TY .J. ~)oeh1
1,'Jil1iam Sas::l en
JIl.nil ,J 9 Vacla vek
G1H.11'JOS Ii'.. Vacla vok
v'a lliam Wahl
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Be it further 1oe301 vall that the Ci ty Cle:ek be and he j 8
hereby CU,J'o(:ted and 'instl'IJcted to forVJaJ:'d to the Nebraska
Liquor Control Commts::don, Ilincoln, ]\rebrasl~a, a ce:C't:1.:floc.1
copy of this :e8so]rltion.
Hespectfully EJubmltted this lS'th~.. (jay of
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Bond Gom:d t; t eo.
On motion of Cords, s-3cond-3d by Trip-3, was adopt 3d. Roll
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Lm IT );I.ESOJ,VED BY ;l.rl-n~ lvLiYOH. CITY COUNCIL of the Ci t,'l of
Gl'u.nd Island, NebrEu3ka that the follovving licensen to sell
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beer be issufjd to the following pel'sons,
ancl a:3sociations at the addl'esses here:'Ln
It On Ec orrll Sale
II On & O;'fu Sale
"0nu Sale
liOn" Sale
11 On &; Orf" ,. So.J.e
"On &: Offll Sale
"Offu Sale
Bert Allen
M. MAndel' sen
George T. T3aumann
I,. C. Black
Caredis Bros. Cafe
Clyde Copple
M. G. Detw e:t ler'
j;'Y'1-J.ternal O1"de1:' of
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Eagles No. 378 "On & Offlt Sale
B.:P . 0 . Elks i7' G(>1 II On II SO.l e
L.L. Fredrickson "On" Sale
George Gjeaenhagen "On & Ofr" Sale
G.T. Cano.y Kitchen "Onu Sale
Grand Island Lieder'kx'anz "Ontl Sale
Ed. C. Harm II Onu S;::'.1e
Albert He.rde "0n" Sale
Henry Scheel HOn" Sale
tIe E. Lew:ls liOn &: Off" Sa.le
Halph n. Lewis liOn I}, Ofr" S e
L. l~. lVcBain uOnu Salt)
C. C. !':TcCall It On & Off'1l Sale
George TrusS e1 !tOn t: Orftt Sale
Plattdeu tsche Vel'sin 11 On (~: orfll Sale
Ernest O. Hehel' II On" Sale
.John r~oby uOn & orrll Sale
Rr'l1eSG M. Hufr uOn & Offll Sale
J'ohn }'. Koelt1eY' tlOn & orrlt Sale
,John C. Schneider nOn & orr" Sale
TIerbel't A. Schr'oeeler II On & orrll Sa~le
Schuff & Sons Hotel Co ."01111 Sale
Herman Seier "On & Off" Sale
Dean [)ruders nOnu Sale
Au gu s t Si<t,j_l'lgSgU t11 It On Be; Of'fu i:.ktle
T'1 n t }' II O' x', (9....... or' f' II S J
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D. C.. Thomr'son "On 6: Offll Sale
Go:r.,tlG1ia TIlo!ilpson uOnll Sale
Hotel YEl.1lcey liOn 0: orfll Sale
H&lJ'ry Pal"shall 1l0n & Offll Sale
Be it further resolved
tllat; triO Cit ~y' CJ~f;r~lr
firms, corporations,
set forth:
1.14 Eas-t Tlllrd st.
108 West Third St.
204 West Second St.
323 17est Tb.ird St~
208 North Locust St.
410 West Third st.
5()7 ',f;,feut Tltlr"cl ~)-t <Ii
~:?23 Easnt Tl1}.x)c1 St ~
205
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209
218
\:l\TO~3t Fil":Jt ;St It
Nox.th I10CUH t :3t.
1\1 () l'l tl'l e 1 f-:: x. ~~~ t; .
\-~] e f3 t; Tl1j_ll (1 ;:) t .
est Pi 1'8 t ::;t $
1;Ne2:t ~3eCOY1(1 St.
IT ()1~ t;IJ I/o C"L1 S t St.
I\ToT' tl".l elex~ 2.t.
st F()lJT~t11 ~3t ~
l~as,t F01Jl"i"C}-1 st.
East ProX.'.t St.
401
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308
406
52.1
123
313 West 38 St~
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386 TTorth
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409
209
121
V/est }"lou:t"tlJ ;~)t.,
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North Garfield St.
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3~~;:) rro1,tlJ 1.10 en st S1:;.
107 f1 t rnd J'o St.
219 West Second. St.
41.-t \):}c;~:;t Tl-ll E~t.
242j2 }\'oI'th BI'08.CJviel1
12~) s't r_PllJ.I'C} i~3 t .
Lj~O G i?[ (-:; 8 t :rll:t ~(fd_ ~~ t If
2nd & Locust Sts.
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directed to fOTtN'led to the 'Nebraska Liquor' Control Conr"lission,
Lincoln, Nebraskil~ a ce:L't:if:i.ocl. copy of t.h:i.s resollJtion.
Hespoctfully submi tted tb.is J2!;h day of' I\p1'11, 1942.
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On motion of Tripe, seconded by Wb.lker, was adopted. Roll
call ballot, all votin~ aye.
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Grand Island, N~braska.
April 15, 1942.
Honorable Mayor c::.nd Ci ty Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your street & Alley Commi.ttse to v.hom was r9ferred the
petition of T. F. Concannon, H. Ii'. Glover and othr,;rs asking th,=
creation of a Gravel District in the following location. Oklahoma
Ave., from Locust Street to Clark Str'39t, Pho9nix AV9., from Locust
Street to Adams street, California Ave., from Phoenix Ave, to Nebraska
Ave., Clark Street from PllOen.ix Ave., to Alter Ave., Greenwich Ave.
from Phoenix Ave. to Nebraska Ave., Alter Ave. from Locust to Califor-
nia Ave.
After careful consid3ration of the' petition we find that it is
correct in all respects, VJe therefore recomm,md that the District be
created, that the estimate of the City Sngineer be accepted and the
City Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids for the construction
of Gravel District No. 20. Said bids to be rec3ived UD to 8 o'clock
P. M. April 29, 1942 and said bids be opened on said d~te.
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Strs9t & Alley Committee
Grand Island, N~braska.
April 15, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand ISland, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The follovving is th'3 rngineers 8stimate for Grav9l District
No. 20.
Approx. 1,000 Cu Yds Road Gravel @.50p per yd. Total $500.00
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison,
Ci ty l!:ngin ser.
On motion of starr, ~Dgineer' s ~stimate vvas approved and S tr~et
and Allsy Comr;;itt'3e R3port accepted.
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ID41, the I\Tayor and
Cj t:y ConneD of the City of Grand Is le.nd , sat as a Board of
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EqualiZfJ.t:i.Oll a1'1el determined the cost of construet:ion of 011. :t'l) EJnc1
Gutter Distx'ict No. 89; ano aS8cuseo the benefj.ts accruing to
the lots, tracts, and parcels of I11nd in sEd.d district; and on
December 5, 1941, passed and approved Oroj.Dance No. 1896, leV;y:i.ng
special aSSeSfWJents, and
\rJEEP.EAS, the followinG descri bed real Cf3tnte togc)tber wi tll the
f.;1.H S GfJSmentfl ther-eon were inaC! vertently ami. tt ed fJ:om sEd..c reso1u.'
tioD and OI'rHnD.neo:
OVI~l J~Ft
LOT BLO CK
ADDI~"ION
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ITa:t'I'iet L. Gouge W.69ft~. 2 16
C. A. Pinkston E.43ft. 2 16
II It Lot 1 of t1-10 subdi. vision
281-282- of West Lawn
8ca1'ff's to West La,'rn
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dhn r 70
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12.90
of 1,0 ts ;380-
7..UO
And, VJnZrU~/\.S., the assessinent s s'oomJ tted shOll Id be placed
upon the tax r'ecords of the City of Gx'and 181[1nd, Nebrfu3ka and
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collected as :i.n the case of other spec:La.l assessI:Jents.
'lIIHi1.}:'.'FORE B}~ 1'1' HESOI,V,Bl1 BY THE MAY.Ofi. AND 011'Y COUNCIL of
the Ci't:y of Grand. Island, Nebraska, that the following special
assessments be placed upon the tax reeor-d.s of the City of Grand
Islawj, NebraEka, to-wit:
O\TI1\Jh"R
LOT BIJOCE
lillL'I TJ ON
AMOUN'I'
Hal'rj.et I,.Gouge W .69ft. 2 16 Scarff's to West
C .A.Pinkston E.43ft. 2 16 It II
~~ II It Lot 1 of the subdivision of Lots 280-
28l-28~?-of \'Jest LaVIn
Lavvn
II
~~20 .70
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12.90
7.2-0
BE IT l<'Ur:~:lU:~H. Rb;SOI,VlW 'l'hat the taxes so levied and ftf:1I'\8Sf:ied
shall becorne payab1e and delinquent and bea:p intorest as by lavv
provided as follovis; One-tneth shall become payable 8.11r1 delinqu ent
fifty (ays fr'um the date of adoption of this resoluti.on; one-tenth
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in one yoa:c; one-tenth in two year's; one-tenth intbree years; one-
tent}! in four years; ono-tenth in five yeal's; on()~tentb in six years;
one=tenth in seven yeal's; onertenth in eight yeax's; one-tenth in nine
yeal's fl'om the date hereg:vf; each of saie1 installments except the
first shall hear interest at the rate of seven per cent (7%) per
annum until the same shall become delinquent and eacb of the
delinquent installments shall beal' interest at the rate of Nine
r,Ar C erl ~- ( C' <I)
~v J' u ,J;o per all~l.,n.['J'] f....'().[-J.I. <:>1'1'(--,' aft:":l' '-,.a.ell '.. t 1"
...., .L eN... '::: 'C... 8U Cil lns '~.L. J.ment s
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becor!Jo delinquent until paid, pl'ovided, however, that the entire
amount so levied and assessed ap;alnst any of the aforesaid lots,
tractE\, and rurcels of land may be paid vvlthLn fifts dlays from
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tbe date hereof witrlout interest, and in that event, Buell
lot s, tr'acts and parcels of land shall be exempt from any
lien 01" cl.larges fOl' inte:r'N1t.
The City GleI'}; of the City of Grand Island, Nebr'aska is
hereb'y authorized and dir'ected to fortb.v:ith certify to the Gi ty
'Treasurer of said Cit y the amount of sai.d taxes hel'ein set
fox,th, together vd. th instI'u ctions to collect the s an'e, as
pl'ov:i.ded b'\~ law.
P,E I'l' Y(n~rm~h Hl!;SOLVl!.:D that the City rCl'easul'er be [tHe') he if)
here b~'f c1 ir ectecl, authoriz ed and instru cted to pl1:lce 1.1 pan the
tax records of tbe City of Grand Island, ]"TelJT.'a~,ka, sDec:Le.l
assessments herein set for'"i:;h and to collect the same as heJ'oin
provided.
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On motion of Walker, seconded by Krieger, was adopted.
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RESOLUTION
, 01'1 the 8th day' of Septembex', 1D36, the rJayop
and Ci ty Council of the C:t t'~r of Grand Island, Nebraska,
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pass ed Ordinance No. 1539 10'\/yi11e; slxH:::ial Via tel" main truce 8
to pay for the cost of construction of water main district
No. 78 and an~ng the several lots, tracts and
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land assessed, there appeared tho following;
HALLE
BLOCK
ADDI'I':l ON
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]\;;1' s. Katllerine Danne!' So. 100 t
My's. KathoY'ine Damlor E 1~551 of
12 Keehler 3u b.
3.100'
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WHEHEA3, the a:3s0ssments on the Soutb 100 feet in the
amoun t of Seven ty-seven (~;77 .(0) Dollar's s1:Jou ld not have been
a::;so~!sed, and the amount of f~Elid aSDofiDrnent should be,thoJ:'c-
f01'e cancelled and t3tricken fJ:'CJD!
tax reco1'<13.
':eHErn;;r;I()HJ~ Hi~ Ire 'hl:;SOl) V.t:D l-)Y
,l\lAYOh
CITY GULJJ'H..iIL
of the City of GX'n.nc'l Ir:ll8,:nz', Nebraska, that the e?l cial
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Ijo11tJ.rs
assessed agaills.t t}~e South 100 feet of
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Koehler 3u bdi vi ~d on, be an(~ the same i [3 }lereb~y OJ'oeree1
cance:Llod and st:picken from the records,.
tl:J.e f;it'7{ Tr~eaf}Ll1If)1')
of said. Cit-;y' , j~s llel~{)b-:yf' ir~strt,lc'tecl
au
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to cancel
saia ass es sment and stl'tke the sam\:J fx'om the tax l'ecord f3 .
Be it fw:>ther' l'osolvod that the Cit.y Clex'It
2..1:1(1 11e
is eby hu:tructed to forward to the Oi ty re:r>easuX'or a
ccr tifi ed eo:py of thi s re::wlut lon.
Hespectfully submitted this 15tb day of Ap1'1l, 19-12..
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On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, was adopted..
Mr. hHrrison stated there had been a barricade put up on the
dead end of 11th 6tr3et at C. B. & Q. tracks, and that the
Railroad Company had order3d it down as it was their right of
way. SUt~g9stion that an ov:;;rh9ccd sign b9 placed th9re. No
action.
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On motion of Starr, s~cona~a by Olivetti, the following Reso-
lution was adopted.
EESOLU'I'IOr
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Pav:L
Pund
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be secured
for said repairs.
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GI'C'Y GOUNCIL
of tIlG Cit:l ()f Grallcl 1:31-';).:nc1, Yfel)xlD,::)
, that
'n yo C ~
S'Ulll oil 7~~:1.t'~~C
Thousand (t3,ooo.oO) Dollars
of General Fund
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transfOl'red f'r'om t}, Street & A+.ley
tl1at tl1e Glt~~r Tr~e[t;3"Ll:r-~eI' lJ0
~111(1 11 G 1. f3 }-lt31~ e 1)S~ (liJ'~ e c t; e(1, f1tl tT1o:e i z ()cl , D.I1C:Y i!'l f'l tl'vLl e t
to ITla};':G
the t:r'1;U1flf' 61' of said funds ,and the City Clerk be authorized to
issue warrants in the above named sum on the Paving Fund.
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Be i t;
f'lJrthex' x'osol
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tel tl.l0 Git,V (rX~ec.lsu:eer<l a cf:)rtlfieo corJ",Y~ of tJ1Is J.<oS()lt~t.1.0111l
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On motion of Starr, sscond~d by Olivetti, Traill8r Camp
F'und of $:3,000.00 V\ClS set up within the:: Incidental Fund of
General Fund. After SOlli8 discussion on transfer of funds, from
one to th::; oth~r, it was g:m"~rally d :;cid'3d to mak::: transf?rs
within budget in so far as possibl:::.
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VJrrX.;ltI~i\~), tlle L1El()l111t 8~1)~pro lated fcJr tlle iI'lI)ti
nd of
the Geu(H'u.l Fund has been exhau sted ancl addi cional lY10ney
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is needed in said fund for continuation of WPA projects*
T HEF?:8F on}!; BE I T H ES OJ... V.81)
'1' fL; lilAYC)1( AUT! crry COUNGI1,
of the City of Grand Island, N
ska, that the sum of 'P-V"(l
Thou:'3and (~;2.,OOO.OO) Dol1!.l:es
of General Fund
Fu nell to tll e 1N PI\- F'u nd of the
be tX~,'),,11nfe:rjl'oct fJ~(HrL t
Incidental
General Fund, and that the
Gity Treasurer' bo and he is }Ie:t:'eby e;:t:c-cGt ,o.uthol':i.zed,
and instpl.1G to{l tonlake th(3 tl'ansf Ell' of said funds ,and the City CIerI<
be authorized to issue warrants in the above named sum on WPA Fund.
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'torl""d'!:!-:-,.[~l-..""C~ -1;.(,. "1K~..;r.,.~~J.o14;.~'W:K+'..
Be it f'I;LJ:.ther 1'0:301 ved that the Ci ty' Cle1'k f'orwn.:r"cl
to the Cit,y TreEu:n).rer' Cio. eex'tjfied copy of t}d.s x'()[Jolution.
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On motion of starr, s9cond9d by Olivetti, Resolution
was adopteci.
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V~[I_Ij~I?J~ilS, tl1(J Ci t":{ Erlgl110tl:r Ilas
(;~ p2..r~
eo i1P or IlIa t;
of certain land lying within tho cor
ate limits of tho City
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of Grand Island, lrebr','1[11~a in Section Twenty-one (~;l), TOVln-
ship Eleven (11), N01'th HangE-J 9, \]Ofit; of the 6t:;h ..u,. in
Hall County, Nebx'a,ska, the same to be knovr!l as the Sot})Jl1ann
Sttb(l.lvls1011 to tIl0 Clt~( of C}I~8..11(1 Islt:l!1d, l-Jel)r~;9_s1{<1, salcl J.arH)~
being rnore r)2.T'tieuJJ:l.T'ly d8:3Cri bed at: follows:
II Beginning at the in tel'Bc:ction of the South line of the
Northeast ~larter
( IlT"lr,,+) O[n C)' f"" t'l' ,.) 'r"l 'l'w {"l"j' hl{'~ O' fl "" '\ -::; 1 }
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TET~nT:J~loH.G dB Il' li.l~;;)OJJVEU BY 'J.'!:!::
GI'TY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand IEJhmc1, Nebl'8.ska,tb.at the plat of 8a1,(1 new
addition be and the same is hel'eb;y in all l'cspc:etG Elpproved.
Be it fUJ'ther resolved that the PI'oPOl'ty eL~,hr"3.ced iL'
said DeW adclit:ton be ho:r'oaftor known and designated as
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Sotbmann's Subdivision to the City of Grand Island,
Hospectfully 8U bml tted thl s 15th (lay of AprD." 1942..
Henry A.Kr1eg~.r.___
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- C i t,rPI' 0 pm:' t,y~CfOlli"Dli 1 t eo .
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Tripe, resolution
was adopted..
After some discussion on Traill'3r Camps it was decided
to take Ordinance as wi th l' ~fer:mce to sins19 trailler parking
(48 hI' limit)
Come discussion on salary increases.
Ordinance #1912, cr'3ating Gr~v9l District #20, was pres'3nted.
(West of' Wm. Frank Addtion and North of Pleasant HOnle Addition), was
regularly passed by ths Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of starr, seconded by Olivetti, Ordinance #1912 was
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, each voting
aye.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, rules were suspended
and ordinance plc-lced on its final paSSel-fie ano. finally pass9d. Roll
call ballot, 9ach voting aye.
Ordinance #1913 apIJI'opriatlr'G arlG cOlluernning property for use
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of Grand Island, for sinking a v,ell was regulci.rly passed by the
Council "mll siSD<::o by th8 Mayor. On motion of Starr, ~-:;cOYld'3d by
Olive;;tti, Ordinanc"2 v,as placed OlL its first r:JCldlr'E eJt l:mgth.
The ordinance was r~ad at length
Roll call ballot, e;;ach voting aye;;.
and passed its first reading.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Ulivetti, rules were
susp".?nded
and ordinancs placed on final passage and finally passed.
Claims against the City were read. On motion of Starr, seconded
by Olivetti, were allowed. Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting
aY9.
On motion of Cords, Council adjourned to 8 P. M. April 22, 1942.
April 15, 1942.
F. S. White, City Clerk.
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April 22, 1942.
Council m~t as per datSl set April 13. President Olivetti pre-
sided until Mayor GrirmHin6er arrived a little late.
8ach Councilman
answered at roll call.
To the Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, the Ordinance, License, and~nd Committee, report that we
have examined the applications of Elmer l!;. McIntosh for Licenses to
sell liquor by the package and beer at "On Sale" at 106 West Fourt~th
street, and after investigation, report and recommend that both the
said applications be granted.
Respectfully submitted this 22nd day of April, 1942.
Frank Tripe
C. J. Cords
Ordinance-;-'LIcense emd
Bond Commi ttee.
On motion of Cords, seconded by Tripe, report was approved.
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BE IT RSSOLVED BY ThE lVLA.YOH AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska that a license to sell beer at "On Sale" be
grant ed to Elmer E. McIntosh at the location knOWl'l as 106 West Fourth
street in said city of Grand Island.
BE IT FUHThSH R:1;SOLV2;D that the City Clgrk be and he is hereby
directed and instn\cted to forward to the Nebraska Liquor Control
Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska a certified copy of this resolution.
Hespectfully submitted this 22nd day of April, 1942.
Frank Tri_Q~__
C. J. Cords
Ordinance, License and
Bond Committee
On motion of Tripe, seconded by Cords, Resolution VilaS adopted.
RES 0 L D T ION
BE IT H~00LVED BY TH8 MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, that a licens9 to 8,;;11 liquor by the package
be granted to E.:lmer 8. McIntosh at the location known as 106 W,;;st
Fourth Str,;;et in said City of Grand Island.
BE IT FURTHeR R2;SOLVSD that the Ciiy Clerk be and he is her:\
air ec t::;;d and ins truc ted to forward to the Nebraska Liquor Control
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R~spectf€ully submitted this 22nd day of April, 1942.
--E!:.an1i_.Tr.i~__
C. J. Cords
Ordinanc -:;;-Lic ~n S9 -and
Bond Committee
On motion of Tripe, s~conded by Cords, Resolution was adopted.
Grand Island, N9braska.
April 22, 1942.
To the Mayor and Members of the City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Your finance committee recommends the acceptance of the bid
of Sundermei9r and Contryrnan to audit the books and accounts of the
City of Grand Island for th9 sum of $400 as the lowest and best bid.
Signed__ Eli~s ~..!:StarL_
_M., A. Olivetti
Finance Committee
On motion of Starr, second9d by Krieger r9port was approved.
Roll call ballot, 9ach Councilman voting ay~.
R9quest of Ivan vValdo for abstract cov9ring the property which
I h9 purchas9d from City (naii>91y Emerg9ncy "0s~ltal) was read. On
motion of Olivetti, seconded by Starr, trB Clerk was authorized to
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deliver said abstract to Ivan Waldo, providing it could be located.
Offer of Ivan WaldO, $1750.00 for property at 82i West Fourth
Street was r9ad. On motion of Krieg9r, second9d by Bradstreet, was
referred to City Property Committee.
Notice from A. B. Nuewell, Secretary School Board, that Dodge
School Grounds :had been r en ted, and informing the City Council that
parking priviledges were rescinded. Received and placed on file.
Grand .J.sland, Nebraska.
April 22, 1942.
Honorable l\Jlayor and Ci ty Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Re: Grand ""sland Public Library
Letter - March 28, 1942.
We, the City Propelty Committee have investigated th~ above requests
and find thru consultation with men experienced in that line, it would
be impossible to thoroughly clean the outside walls. Therefore, we
do not recommend this expense.
As to putting the north parking into concrete) and preserving the trees,
we do not think this is advisable for the following reason:
To run the parking into concrete, it would be proper to remove all trees
and use as a sidewalk, like other business places, then that would nec-
essitate remOVing the entire north walk and replacing it, instead of
repairing the broken portions.
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They ask th~~t th,:; stone 5t~ps be sanded, we find this is iwpossible.
The"stone steps are so badly cnecked and any vibration, or movement,
would cause them to chip and possibly break. Vie think they are in
fairly good shape at this time, and should be left alone until they
are in a more serious condition. Then, if possible, replace with
new steps.
We do recommend the walks on the north and east side of said building
be repaired where necessary. Th9 Engin99r's 9stimate on this repair
work is approximately $175.00
Our further recommendations are as follows:
The brick worK on the water table be re-pointed.
Brok9n brick on two corners be r epl:.:.lced.
Some joints of' the brick and stone work of the buttr9ss vvalls on
both sides of steps to the east, and to the north, of the building
be re-pointed.
The Engineer's estimate on th9 above work is approxim,']tely--~$150.0a
Respectfully submitted,
li~D...!2-A. Krieger
Frank TriQe
Ci ty --Prop erty -Commi ttee
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Cords, report was approved
and City Property Committe9 giv9n authority to proceed, by getting
informal bids.
Bonds of J. G. Woodin, City Physician, J. R. Brust, Auctioneer,
WilliRffi J. Harry, Auctioneer and Larry Banks, Pawnbroker, were pres-
ented. Having been OKed as to fonu by the City Attorney, on motion
of Tripe, seconded by Olivetti, were accepted.
Olivetti mentioned that it would be necessary to have addition-
al Engineering service vvhen work is started at Airport on Runways
and suggested that Mr. .Marion who is on th'8 job at Kearney Airport
might be able to divid~
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tim~ betw~en K~arney and Grand Island.
Starr In'3ntioned he held receiveo. several protests on use of
Dodge School grounds for trailer camp. Mrs. Wilkinson, III South
Wh~91'8r, and Captian Fobister of Salvation Army, presented arguments
against the establishing of a trail~r camp on Dodg9 School Grounds,
but felt that the grounds should b'3 used for parkiLg of cars that belong
to patrons of the dormitory.
On motion of Cords, City Glerk was authorized to notify Building
Inspector, Fire Chi;;f and City Physician to make a thorough inspection
of Dodge School Building ana also proposed trai19r camp facilities.
SOfie discussion on new car for Fir'8 Chief. Chairman of Fire
Committee to bring detailed report at next meeting.
On motion of Cords, Council adjourned to April ~9 1
,(, 942.
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F. S. Whits, City Clerk.
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April 29, 1942
Council met as PS;I' ao.journm'3nt of April 22, "his Honor," the
Mayor, presiding. Each Councilman present.
Application of Roderick J. Martin for permit to operate Trailer
Camp on old Dodge School ground.s was presented.
April 24, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand .sland, Nebraska.
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The old Dodg e Sc.hool building has been insp.;;ct~d by the under-
signed, in regard to r:::;.ilodellng th~bulldinL so as to provide sleep-
ing rooms for vyorkers at the governm~mt ordnanc~ plant. We find that
at th~ pr~sent time ~r. R. J. Martin plans to use only three rooms
on the first floor, and toilet and shower rooms for both Hl:m and WOffi:m
also on tlle first floor. The rooms are to be used only for rn::;n sleep-.
'3rs and th'3 toilet room for them will be conn~cted wi th the entrance
on the east sid,,:: of th::: building. The entrance to the women's to:Llets
will be on the west side of tile building and will be used only for
the accoll1odation of the peopl'3 who have trai19rs parked on tn; livest
side of the lot, if a trailer camp is established thereon.
We wish to I' eport tlla t the buildinb is safe for occupancy for
such a business and is also in such sIlape that the!'''.; will be no fire
hazard, nor will there be any h3alth hazard if the place in managed
properly. In th~ future, if mor~ rooms in the building are used, the
facilities will hav".; to be increas".;d in proportion to the number of
rooms used..
Respectfully submitt,,::d,
Ray L. harrison,
Building inspector
Clyde Campbell,
Chief of Fir".; Department
J. G.Woodin,
City Physician
Protest signed by 64 persons, nearby residents was pres~nted.
Also S. J. Shada presented the vi9ws of prot:::sters, as the place being
unsightly, unsanitary and unnealthy. Also J. J. H~rrigan expressed
about the same vi ews..
After some discussion, on motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords,
application for, committee report on, and protest again~3t .est:'.blish-
ment of Trailer Camp, VJas r.:;:ferred to Ordnance, Bond and License
Committee.
Claim of tne Geer Company for one car of cement ($292.00) was
pI' es.:;:nted. On motion of starr, seconded by Olivetti, was ordered paid.
Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
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Bids on Hot Process Water Soft9Yler livere op:med and read as
follows:
International Filter Co.
$6,040.00 Certified Ck $400.00
6,252.00 Certified Ck 400.00
5,39 5 . 00 C e1' ti f i ed Ck 375.00
Permutit Company
Worthington Pump & Machinery Co.
On motion of Starr, s~conded by Olivetti, bids were referred to
Ice, Water and Light Committse and Mr. Burdick.
Bid of Omaha Testing Laboratories for testing and inspection
on construction of runways, of $500.00 per month or 21z4: per sq, yd.
(165,000 ~q yd. approx) cash deposit of $150.00.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, bid was referred to
Airport Committee.
Bids for fu~nishing gravel for Gravel District #20 were opened
and read as follows:
Chas. W. Rombach
Approx. 1000 cu yds @ 36.9~
$369.00
390.00
Third City Sand Co.
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S tr 99 t & lil19Y COilllui t tee.
Dr. A. L. Miller, (State Registrar for Vital Statistics) add-
rsssed the Mayor and City COUllCil, mentioning differ9nt problsll1s which
are bound to confront the City on account of the influx of persons.
His chief topic , hov;ever, was communicable diseases.
Rev. Gilson msntioned tLat moral -orobleli1s vvould be as much
of a prob19m as health.
IVlr. Johnson of Civil A3ronautics, explained the ordinance
which should be passed by the Council pertainin.g to zoning of Airport,
(having plats etc) as pres:mted in L B 495, amendm:mt #3/+9.
Ordinance #1914, adopting U. S. Model Milk Code, pertaining to
production, proceSSing, truLsportation, handling, salnpling, examin-
ation, grading, labeling, regrading and sale or milk anQ milk pro-
ducts was pres~nted, pass~d r~gularly by the Council and signed by
the Mayor..
On motion of btarr, second9d by Cords, the ordinance was placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was passed its first reading.
On motion of Starr, s~conded by Cords, the ru19~ were suspended
and the ordinance placed on its final passage and finally passed.
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Ordinance #1915, creating Water ~ain District #89, was regularly
passed by the Council an~ signeo by the fuayor.
Moved by Olivetti, seccmded by Krieger, that th9 ordinance be
placed on its first r-3ading at len[,th. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye, the ordinance was read at length and declar'3d passed its first
r '3 ciding .
Mov'3d by Starr, seconded by Olivetti, that tIE rules be su'Spend<.;d
and the ordinance be placed on its final pCissag'3. Roll call ballot
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed by the Council and
signed by the Mayor.
lVir Camp:m addr<,;ss'3d the .....ayor and Council explaining his bid
on inspection and testing runways.
Advice from D. F. F::;l ton that tile Presio.'.mt had appr'iv::;d for
op3ration WPA assistance on Airport was read.
~xplanation of what had been dOI13 by the Council with reference
to runways at Airport, for benefit or new members to Council. On
motion of Starr, s?conded by Olivetti, thCl. t the Ci ty proceed in ac.,..
cordanc'? with plans and sp9cifications as approved by the Council
and sent to C. A. A. (Mr. Flaherty). Roll call ballot, Olivetti,
Starr, Walker, Kri9ger, Tripe, Bradstreet and Sander voting aY9.
Cords explaining his vote "Nay", that h9 was still in favor of
corlcret<e runways.
On motion of starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the Airport
Committee in conjunction with City Attorney and 8ngineer proc3'3d with
arr:lng'3mcmts \ivith lVIr.Campen inlilaking arrcmg91l1ents for 8ngin'3'3ring
s9rvice at the Airport.
Application of Ermal Miller for license "On & Off" Sale Beer,
110 ~:lst Third Str3st, was pres3nted. On motion of Tripe, seconded
by Cords, was r9ferreo to the License Committee.
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WH~REAS the City ii:ngine'3r has collected the sum of TVJ:mty Three
Hundr'3d FortY-9ight ($2,348.00) Dollars, for Paving Cuts from Aug.
7-1941 to F9b. 3-1942, and
WhEHEAS, this sum has been credited to the Paving Fund of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
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Ttie:;REiFOhE Be.; IT rle.;i:JOLV!;!}lJ bY The.; lViAYOh AND CITY COUNCIL, tha t the
Ci ty Cl~rJ; be instruct::d, ami hereby authoriz~d to issu~ addi tional
warrants on this fund in the amount nameeL, for th'3 Paving Fund.
Resp::ctfully,
Elias-KJliarr __
M._-&'~_Qlivetti__
Financ~ Committee
On motion of Starr, seCQIlQ'3Q by Olivetti, rescJlution was adopted.
To the Mayor and Ci ty Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
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Gentlemen:
We, th e Str:::et and Alley Commi t tee to WtlOHl was I' 8ferr ed the
bids for grav'3ling District #20, recomm::nd tbat th'3 bid of C11arl'3s
Rombach be accepted.
Respectfully submitted this 29th day oJ: April, 1942.
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___e.2Ylr y_A. Kri2t::..2L
Str98t & Alley Comrnittse
On motion of Walker, secondsd by Krieger, report was accepted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Walker reported tvvo dump boo.iss had been rec9ived, installed
and in op?ration on Street Department trucks.
Bradstreet reported that the CuT used by Fire Chief, wa.s not
safe for use, and the expense of repairing same would be from $105.00
to $,140.00.
On illotion of St,Hr, s 9cond '3d by Brads tr ~~t, Cl '3I'k was au tl~or iz 9d
& instruct'3d to adv9rtis~ for bids to b~ open~d May 13, for car to
be used in Fire Departm'.mt.
April ';:'7, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City l,ouncil,
Grand island, Nebr$
Gent1 :3illen:
Vi'?, your Commi tt3e to Vvlloill was l'9f3rr9d the s3vera1 bids for
Deep Well Turbine pump and Water Main Pip'?, b3g to recomm3nd th~
acc'3ptance of tll'? bid of Layne West~rn Company, for furnishing one
De~p Well Turbine pump motor and starting ~quipm9nt in the amount
of $1984.58.
The accepta.nce of the bid of U. S. Pi~oe and JDundry Company for
furnishing approxmimate1y 1200' of 16" Class 100 Super DeLavaud B&S
pipe 18' length at $3.09 per foot, F. O. B. Foundry with full freight
allowed to Grand island, N:3braska.
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W"3 further recomm~nd that thg 1i..ayol~ and City Cl~rk be authoriz:::d
to snter into the contract covering the purchase of the above equip-
ment; also that the certifi3d checks of the unstlcc9ss.f'ul bidders be
returngd.
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John Sander
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On motion of OLLvetti, seconded by starr, that tl19 r8port be
approved.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourned.
April 29, 1942.
F. S. 'White,
City Clsrk.
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May 6, 1942.
Council m'?t in regular session, nhis Honor," the Ma.yor pr'2siding.
Ea.ch Councilman ans~ered at roll call.
Minutes of previous meetings, ApI' 15, 22 and 29, were read and
approved.
Request of W. H. El.lI's~m for repuir to paving in front of his
place of business at 523 East 6th Street, was read. On motion of
Walker, s~ccnded by Krieg9r,vvas referred to street & Alley Committee.
Offer of Leal Wilson ($750.00) for lots 7 & 8 Block 11, Packer
and Bcirrs Addition lNas reda. On motion of Krieger, Seconded by
Olivetti, w~s referred to City Property Committee.
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Defense Order, Saving of Electrical i!:;nergy, WE;>S presented, and
explained SOn1eVirlcl.t by lvlr. Bur6.ick as pertaining to a hook-up with
Consumers Public Power' lJistrict. lin'3s. On motion of Olivetti,
seconded by Starr, was received ana placed on file.
Application of Terry Bros, and lVl9vis for Pawn Brok'3rs Lic::mse
was read. On motion of Tripe, s:;conded by Starr, was ref9rred to
License Committe<:;.
Request of R. J. Martin for permission to c~t 12 foot drive-way
in curb on north siQ~ of Dodge School Grolinds, (He to replace curb
when his l~cl.se with School board expires) was r:;ferred to Str'38t &
Alley Committee on motiorby Walker, seconded by Krieger.
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WHEREAS" the City of Grand Island, is the owner of the
real estate described as The North FOTty-four (N. 44) feet
of Lots One and Two (1 and 2), Block Sixteen (16)" SChimmer's
Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and
Earle C. Grimminger of the City of Grand Island" has
agreed to purchase the within described real estate for the
sum of One rbndred Fifty ($150.00) Dollars, and has agreed
to pay said amount in cash upon deli very of a Qui t Claim
Deed by the City oonveying said property.
THEREF'ORE BE IT RESOLvED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island" Nebraska that the sale of the
real estate known as the North Forty-four (N. 44) feet of
Lots One and Two (1 and 2), Block Sixteen (16), Scrdmmer's
Addition to the City of Grand ISland, Nebraska be and the
same is hereby or-dered and confirmed, and
That the same be sold to Earle C. Grimminger for the
sum of One HUndred Fifty ($150.00) Dollars, and that an
ordinance be prepared in order to sell the same , and that
notice of said sale be given as ppovided by law.
Respectfu 11y su brni tted thi s 6th day of May, 1942.
HAn!'y iLK!'; A~er.
Rr.,qnk T..rr.,...ipp..
City Property Committee.
On motion of Krieg?r, secnnded by Tripe, was adopted.
Starr SUGL,?st9d th,':ct aft?!' carsful consic_'3ration, he f31t tnat .~
thsrs should be at least a 10% illcrease in Salari9s, on account of
increased costs of liviLG and h3 woule sUGg:.;st t.he; J\Ilc!.yor appoint a
Committee to make a difinite report May 13, ill~eting.
The Mayor appointed th::: F'inclIlc9 COfillllittee in conjunction with
ths Department heads for settlin6 on
e increas'3, and makil'[; report
of SEUll::;.
Petition sibned by busiIl?SS firms in close proximity to 300
block North Vialnut (North of U,. P. Tracks) and th'3 300 Emd 11-00 Blocks
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on West ~ourth street, requesting two hcur parking in above lYlention-
ed area, was presented. On motion of Walker, seconded by Cords, was
referred to street & Alley and Police Committee.
Brads tr eet mention ed tIle ne ed of 1000 fe et of Fir e hOS '9. On
motion of Bradstreet, seconded by starr, the City Clerk was instruct-
sd to advertise for 1000 feet Fire Hose, specifications to be fur-
nished by the Fire vhisf.
May 6, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand IsLmd, Nebraska.
G en tlelYlen:
We, your Committee on Wciter and Light to vvhom was referred the
several bids [or Hot Proc::ss Water Soft'?LeI', beg to rI~cornm:md that
the bid of the Worthington Pump and :Machinery Corporation be accepted
in the ar:.ount of $5,395.00 F. o. B. Grand Islm1d, less a cr9dit of
$146.00 for test set, n9t amount of bid $5,249.00
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contract for th'3 above e4uipm:nt and tlli;t the ceriifi;;;d checks of the
unsuccessful bidders be returned.
M.~~_QliY2tti~__
__John wandsI'
Ic?, Water & Light Comrlii ttge.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Coreis, report was approved
and r9comm~ndation adopt~d.
May 6, 1942.
Honorable li1ayor mid City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gent1~men:
vVe, YDur 1ic '3:LS ':: Commi tt:;9 to whom Wc~S ref ;;;1'1' ed th9 application
of E:rmal Ivli1l9I' for licel1s::,; flOn & Off Sal,::" B3er, recomm9nd th::lt
that public h ~ar inL b9 h~ld May 13, 191+2.
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On motion of 'I'rip3, secolld9d by Cords, the report was apiJroved.
Bonds of N. D. Zachry, Chief of Polic9, O. M. Hunter Garbage,
G90. 'vVilli:uIl~,on a.Dd J:-:'.1119S I[\;-'Jbb, Auction'?9rs, having b'39n OKed as to
form, by the City Attorney, on motion of Tripe, s9cOl-:ded by 01iv9tti,
W'3r": acc9pt9d.
Ordinance regulating the erection and rG"intenance of obstruc-
tioDS dangerous to a:::rla.1 TrcUlsportiJtion adjacent to th? Grand Island
Municipal Airport as pr~pared by Nebraska advisory DefeDs9 Council.
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On motion of Tripe, seconded by Cords, was referred to Ordinance,
Lic:ms'3 and Bond Committ'39.
To the Mayor (md City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We the Stre9t clnc., Alley C01illLIi tt99 to 1Nhom 1JI,as referred the
I' 9lj ues t of Rod erick Martin for dri v9way c.t north sid'3 of Dodge School
Building be granted.
Respectfully submitt9d, this 6th day of Iviay, 1942.
e. L. V/[llk~r
HenrY_A~_K~i2ger
Stre9t & Alley
Committee. "
On motion of Walk ~r , secoilaeo. by Krieger, 1>/ a S approved.
On motion of Walker, seconded by Krieger, the Model Laundry
was granted one "No Park" Space in front of their business and one
space on east side.
Walker reCOl111;l'mded cLLsposition of old dump boclies used in Strget
Department. On Elation of Willk3r, secQIllied by Krieg9r, Street & Alley
Cormni ttee ancL E.~tr e9t ComIllission'3r be 6i V9n power to act in disposing of
d-ump bodies.
Walk'3r w<?ntioned Gutter Platss on fland.. On motion of Cords,
S'3cond'3d by Starr, Str'3et & Alley COlrullittee and ~ngin99r Vver9 author-
iZ9d to disposs of tne Gutt'3r Pl,tes v'ihich were not n'3eded.
Sander m9ntioIleO I'9CjU'3st from Van ObIen for th'3 placing of a drain
in A11'3Y betw9sn his building an~ Cowton BUilding, so as to get rid
of water from cooling systems before it goes over walk on west side
of Locust street.
~ngin eel' uarrison s tJ. t 90. that same v,ould be taken car e of very
shortly.
May 5, 19/+2.
Honor bIe Mayor and City COllilCil,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentl-3li19n:
I hereby certify that \iI,ill. Kelly & Co has compl'3t'3d the vI,ork on
Sewer District No. 184, in accordanc-3 with the plans and specificcltions
and cOlltract, by and betvJeen th9 City of Grand Island and Wm. Kelly
& Co., v;hich contract is dat'3u March :~3, 1942.
I further c-ertify tLat the work don9 contains th'3 following
materinl at th-3 unit price set forth in th9 contract to-vvit:
1403 lin feet 8" clay tile sewer 3
.85
$1192~,55
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4 !liJ.anhol ~s compl'ete
107~80
240$QQ
$ 1540.35
8 1.10
@ 60.00
Total
I rscommend that the v;ork cOd".pleted by the Wm" Kslly Company
be acc-:;pted by the City of Grand Iff3land, N:;;br.
I herewith submit the followin~ statement of all costs in
conn9ction vvi th the saio. S9V\ler district No. 184.
To Wm. Kelly & Co.
To Sngilleeriug and inspection
To advertisinL & publication
<~ It:40 3 t',
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77.00
~--4~'. 20
$ 1663.55
Total
To be divided as follows:
To the sewer district fund
To the sewer fund
$ 1555.75
107.80
$ 1663.55
Total
I furtLer recommend that the City Council sit as a BaCtI'd of
8qualization on the above sewer district No. 184 on ths 20th day of
May, 1J42, betw'3'3n th'3 nours of 7:30 emd 8:00 o'clock P. M.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L~ Harrison,
City .:..nginger.
On motion of Sanders, s9c~nd'3d by Cords, report was approved.
Cords m'3ntloI1ed there were four n'3W men in Police Department.
Claims against City were read. On motion of Starr, second'3d by
OliV'3tti, all ~'3re allowed except claim of LYle Brust, witness in
Sam Miller llearing. Roll call ballot, all votinL aye.
Claims of stewart and Terry for dama69s incurred durin~ chase
of Police Department after a car, were ref9rred to Police Committee
with power to act.
Ordinance #1916 authorizing sal'3 of No. 44 ft of Lots 1 & 2,
BlocI{: 16, Schimmel" s Addi tion to Earl C. G rimming e1' vv&s regularly
pa,ssed by the Council and Sit,L3Q by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length, roll call ballot, all voting
d"JT9, tl1-3
Ordinance was read
length and d'3clared passed its first
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Moved by StCJ.rr, S'2C:'JLueu by Braastr39t, that tld rules by susp:mded
and the ordinance b::: placed on its finell passag.::; and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. 1hc; ordinance Vias finally passed
by the Council and sign:::d by the Mayor.
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OF GnANlJ ISLANv, NtI;BhASKA.
In pursuanc:? of vrdinanc9 No. 1910 of the City of Grand I
Island, Nebraska, pr:Jviding for th::: appropriation and cond~mnation
of private pr:Jp::;;rty I'll' th9 us~ or the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, for Park purposes, we, A. W. Campbell, residing at
511 V'J:::st Sixth Strget, H. Fallci.orf, rssidiLlg at ;('03 bouth Locust
Street, and Th90dore P. Boehm, residing at 308 W9st T9nth Str9st,
all in said City, your appraisres m::;;t th9 30th day of April, 1942,
in the Council Charnb:::l' of th~ City Hall in th~ City of Gra.nd Island,
Nebraska, at ths hour of ;2 o'clock P. .M., and after t:'J.kinL ooeth
to discharge our duty fai tlli'ully and impartially did on the sam9
day view the properties appropriated, and do hereby make the
following just and fair ass9ssHl::mts of the dcunag9s for each lot
or pi9ce of prop9rty which is so approprluted and do justly
appl'opria te th e dalllCl[; 9 to thos'3 haVing in tel' 9S ts in sD_id lots
of pi9C'3S of prOp9rty as follows:
Block 13, KO~119r Subdivision, Gr nd Island, Hall County,
Nebraska, OWTI9d by 8alli9 Nagle.
1. Valu9 of Groun6 19s8 irnprov9ffi9nts----------------$ 970.90
2~ VrtlU-3 ot' GraUY1Q 9XC-3pt tl12 SO.utll 100 f~et
of said Block $ 695.00
3. Valu3 of South 100 f99t of saidaock l33s
imprOVeJfl9nt s------------------------------------------.--$ ~)7 5.00
-'i,. Valus of improvements 10cat3d on South
100 fget of said Block---------------------------$2650.00
Block 14, Kog.h19r Subdivision, Grand L31cmd, Hall Coun t:'l,
N:?braska, own9d by F9d H. Voss.
1. Valu9 of Ground---------------------------------$ 764.00
2. Valu'3 of Sou tl1 100 f 93t of said Block------------$ 275.00
3. Valu9 of Ground9Xc9pt the South 100 f3,::t
of said Block-----------------------------------$ 489.00
Block 15, K0'3h13r Subuivision, Grand Island, Hall ~unty,
N,::braska, ,'::XC3pt the south 70 f33t of th9 V,9.:3t 70 f99t
of said Block, own3d by Michael Ling'::man and Lola
Lincemen.
1. Value oi' Gr:Jund les s iillpl'ov9111'::nts--------.--------$ 390.00
2. Valu,:: of Gr'OUlla 1 '9SS SOU th 100 f:09t--------,-----$ 307.00
3. ValU9 of South 100 feet 'iVith basement
9xcavation--------------------------------------$ 218.00
4. Valu9 of Grounu plu9 baseillent 9xcavation--------$ 525.00
D0t~d l~~gv ~ 194~
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R3sp9ctfully submitted,
A. W. Camob :;11
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Th 90dor e P. B09hu.
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On motion of Cords, seconded by Olivetti, was referred to
Ci ty Prop erty ComiLli tt'::9, to r 9pOl't back IViuy 13) 19J+2.
On motIon of Oliv'3tti, Council acijoul'c}9d to 8100 o'clock
P. M., May 13,
L942.
May 6, 1942.
F. S. Whi t 9,
Ci ty v19rk.
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GENERAL FUND
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
Street & Alley
Gas Tax
Sewer Fund
Engin eer
Incidentals
NYA Program
NYA-Gir1s
Recreation
Municipal Pool
WPA Program
Airport
Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
Park Fund
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp..
Transfers
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Ligh t Fund
Paving District
Sewer Di::.:trict
APPROPRIATIONS lu~D EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO MAY 7, 1942.
APPROPRIATED
TRANSFERS
2,600.00
14,600.00
28,250.00
6,900.00
27,000.00
6,500.00
46,700..00
650..00
675.00
4,300.00
6,000.00
7,500.00
6,500.00
11,500.00
5,300.00
14,800.00
38,300.00
11,500..00
36,000.00
9,000.00
3,000.00
286,900..00
20,069.0~
306,969..02
9,500..00
4,546.02
5,348'.. 00
20,069.02
EXPENDED
8,500.50
16,242.96
5,899.76
19, 252.lj,1
4-,135 .08
31,712.83
532 .14
466.47
3,040.28
1,896.7.3
15,493.10
7,797.97
10,675.12
5,2,65.00
10,462.04
29,179.50
7,141.20
28,437..73
10,793.31
1,000.00
217,924.13
13,930.31
43,727.41
123,220.02
13,626.68
1,631..31
Tij-14, 059.86
Respectfully submitted,
F.. S.. vVhi te,
Ci ty Clerk.
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BALANCE
2,600.00
6,099.50
12,007..04
1,000.24
7,747.59
2,364.92
14,987 .1 7
117.86
208.53
1,259.72
4,103.27
1,506.90
3,248..05
824. 88
35.00
4,337.96
9,120..50
4,358.80
7,562.27
3,554.69
2,000.00
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May 13, 1942.
Council m~t as per adjournment of May 6, 1942, "His Honor," the
Mayor p1'3sic;ing. Sach Councillr;c\.D ansvv.:;r3d at roll call, '?XC9pt Vlalksr.
Mr. Sd.. H., Wharton, 1301 W8st r"irst st., and Mrs. C. R. L3dL:
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1,307 V/3St 0'3COIiQ St., app'3~jrsd Lc?for 3 the:; Council vi,i th r'3fersnce to
Tr~i19r parking o~ different r9sid~nt lots, stating fact concerning
sani tation and th'~ dray, bad;s of laq.:, 31' trail,:;!' camps, i't.:3socie.tions
which ar9 naturally forced upon ODe etc. (discussions)
Bids on Coupe to bs us
by Fir~J Chief Viers op9n3d ana reac 3S
follows:
Service Senter Plymount 6 pass. Deluxe
Allowance
$ 1038.72
248.00
$: 7'40.72
Service Senter Plymouth 2 pass.
Allowance
~Jl, 739.00
21C).OO
7;:'0.00
Central Chevrolet Co. Chev. Coupe De Luxe
Allowance
1004.65
;:75.65
7:::9.00
McGuire motor Co. M3l'Cury 8 Coupe
Allo'v,anc '3
121;'.00
200.00
1012.00
McGuire Motor Co. Ford VB 90 HP Coupe
Allowance
1010.00
20D.OO
810.00
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, bids were referred to
Fir e Commi t tee.
lIonorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Islanc, Nebr.
Gsm tl emen:
We, your Ordincmce, license & bond Committee to v:llom was referred
the application of :!.:rmal Miller, for 'On & Off Sale" b'99r Lic=mse to
operate at 110 8c.\st TLird Str'2et, recommenci that License be granted.
Hsspectfully submitt'3d,
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C. J. Cords
Ord. Lic:ms'3 & Bond---
Committee.
On motion of Tripe, s3condsd by Cords, r8port was approved. ~ach
. Counc ilman votinL
"aye" ,
excspt Starr "No."
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Vv118h8li[, Srmal Nilll:,:>!' has appLied for a Licen:'~s to sell be'3r at
'TOn & Offf! Sal eat th 3 aodI' 35 S lUiovm as lID 8:Js t Third S tr set, and th e
Ordirwnce, Lic'3n~~e and Bond Committee hus r'.;comm'mded the granting of
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ThSRSFOHe BS IT RSbOLVSD BY ThS MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of' Grand IsLulo., Nebraska, that a licens9 to 8;;;11 bs'::I' at "On
Sale" and "Off Sale" be granteQ to tJ:l ~ sa,id ;.<.; rmal MilleT at the
ado.r ess knovdl as 110 ~as t Third Str?=?t.
BB:: IT l"UHTlld;H RSbOL\'SD that the City Clerk b8 and he is her9by
directed and instructed to forward to ths Nebraska Liquor Control
Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a c3rtifi?d copy of this resolution.
Respsctfully submitt3d this 13th day of
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C. J. Cords
Ordinanc e, Li c 9rls~8<:-
Bond \..ommi ttee.
On motion of Tripe, seconded by Cords, Resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot, each councilman votins aye, except starr.
Reque~,t of Mr. & Mrs. Sawhill for permission to park trailer
at th8ir residenc9, 2407 North Kruss. On motion of Starr, second9d
by Cords, was ref9rred to Trailer Camp Committ39.
Grand Islund, Neb.
May 13, 1942.
To the Honorzble Mnyor and City Gounci1 of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
'I've, trlS Committge on cq,y Property, aft'::r havirn; carefully exam-
ined the report of tl13 ap,prais3rs who ass:;ss9d the damclg.:;s in th'3 a.pp-
ropr he tion C:.no. cond emna tion of p1'i va, t e pro l' 31' ty for th ,') us '; of ths
City of Grand Islana, Nebraska, for Park purvases, hersby recomm0nd
tha t ttl'~ +'0llowing Ell te1'na ti ve apprasal as s BS SIl1sn ts bs acc;pted and
approv9d, to-~it:
Block 13, Koetll?l' Subeli vision, Grand Islond, Hall County,
Nebr8.ska, alt9rnative appraisal assessm,:mt numbered fl2",
being in the amount of $695.00 for all of said Block 13,
except tile South 100 feet thereof,
Block 14, Ko:;.h131' Sutdi visiO[j, Grand Island, Hall C oun ty,
Nebraska, alt:;nlCltiv?' appr2.isal assessm:;nt numbered "1",
beinG in the amount of $764 for all of said Block 14,
"='10C'K1 It:. 1\0"'\.-1"'1' c,cL'Q"l'Vl'ciOY' (i"r""Q" Icl"I'Q' H':lll Courd-
D " ..J,. y11 ~ u....1.J ..i ~ 1, cd" .., c1 1 J ,,,., i u Y ,
N obI' 'lS1,<: '11 t ''''1' I' , -,' tl' v'" ao (")'I'" ;L C '",' 1 ., co r' '" C' c 1"11 "'r , t n'urn, b"'I" o a" "4"
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beinG i1 tne amount of ~p525. 00 f:)I' all of said Block 15
exc ::;pt t113 South 70 fset of tIle west 70 fget of said Block,
and that U:d ['U;lount specifi.::;d in said report b'3 paid to th3 respec-
tive parties ov,nin;:.., and h;1vint; interests in tho; }ilojJerty ror which
ass?ss9d,r~spectively as assessed, or if refused, deposited with
the City Treasurer, subject to the order of the owners and parties
int<:lr:;st9d resp9ctiv9ly, Ci,nd after such payment, th,lt tile City of
Grand Island, NebraSka, occupy and passess tile property so approp-
riated by Ordinance No. 1910.
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Each Councilman voting aY2, Walker absent.
BSSOLUTION
2,ldAS, the Council of the Ci ty of Grand J.slmd, N~braska,
heretofore, and on th2 27th day of ~arch, 1942, duly and regularly
Dassed OrdinancB No, 1')10. vihich said urcllnEUlc:; was on said dat,;;;
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duly signed and approved by the Mayor, and thereafter and on th,;;; 30til
day of March, 1942, duly published as required by Law, and
~ih,;;;r9as, said Ordinance provided for th~ appropriating 2.nd
condemniLg of private prop'~rty in the City of Grand island, NebrEJ,ska,
for th,;;; use of said City for a public park, and appointc-:d A. W. Campbell,
H. Palldorf ana Theodore P. Boelwi, three o.isint:;rc.:;sted fre'3holders of
the City to assOlSS the damages, and fixed the 30th ds,y of April, 1942,
at the hour of 2 o'clock P. lVl., in th2 Council L,hcunber of the City
Hall in said Ci ty of Grand Island, as th ':; time and place of th'~ir
meeting, ano.
WhShSAS, Que and l')gal notic::! of the tirn~ End p12.c'2 of' th.e
I mooting of tho appraisol's was giv'w to all owno!'s and p"rties in-
t'2r~sted, and
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Vdi~hSAS, U...2 said ll. w. vCLlfipbell, H. L'alloorf and Theodore P.
BO'2hm, on tll'~ 3Jth aay of April, 1942, and mor'3 than thirty days
aft'2r publication of said -.IrQinance, m~t at the tiIIl'3 and p13.c,;;; stc!ted
in said Ordinance, and after taking and subscribing to the oath to
f[.dthfully and impartially discharg? th3ir duty, on the sam? day,
vi'2V',8d tL) property appropriated anu on tde 5th da.y of May, 1942,
they made, siGned and returned to the City Clerk their assessment of
th=.; damage for each piece or lot 0,,-' prop:;rty appropriated, vvhich
aSS3Ssillent report was duly received and filed, and,
~F~EjiS, tL..8 l\lln_yor Etrld Ci ty v l.yurlcil 1"iIJd tl.i.Ei t of tll ':; al t -:;rrla-
tive apiJr[-llE;c:i! c1SS'2Ssm:mts submitt:.:;d tL2 following, to-vvit:
Block 13, Ko ellIeI' Subdi visior:, Grand Island, Hall County J
Nebraska, alt8rLative appraisql aSS'2SSffi8nt numbered "2ft,
being all or' s8.id Dlock 13, Ko 2hler Gubeli vision, Grand
Island, Hall County, Nebraska, 'except the South 100 f<.;et
thereof,
Block 14, Koeh18r Subdivision, Grand Island, Hall County,
N8braska, alternative appraisal assessm:.:;nt numb'3red "1",
being all 01 said Block 14, K03hler Subdivision, Grand
Island, Hall County, N sbl'Clska,
Block 15, KO"2hl;T Subaivision, Grand 1<::1':01H' H"ll C ,+
N .::> b' c k ~ .::>.. .", '... ~. , - v. , d 0 Ul! l~ Y ,
~...la~.)H:t, ~xc~pt tL:-: uowth 70 f.::>.::>t of t}.'" "'oct 70'~ t
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S~lQ Block, alternative appraisal assessment number'3~ n4fl,
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being all 0.'-' saiQ Block 15, K03hl::I' Subc~ivision, Grand
Island, hall ~ounty, N~braska, ~xcept the south 70 feet
of the west 70 f'2et or said block,
should be acc~pt:;d, rc.ltifisd, cOYll'irmsd and approv~d;
NOVv Tn6E2:FORS,
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OF ThS CITY 01:' Ghri.NlJ Ii0Lh.iH), N ~bhAuKA:
That tbs r3port of th3 appraisers A. Vi. Campb211, H. Falldorf
and Theodore P. bOSI1h1, 'Nith r3f9r,mc3 to the appropriation and
cond9mnation of the following described private property for th::;
use of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for ParK purposes,
to-wit:
All of .wlock 13, K02hler Subdivisio'C, Grcmd Island, Hall
County> N sbraska, except th'3 ~outh 100 f=:;2t of said
Bloc1~ 13,
All of Block 14, Ko::;Ller Suboivision, Grand Island, Hall
County, Nebraska,
All of Block 15, K02hler Subdivision, Grand Island, Hall
Gounty, Nebraska, except tIl';; S01.:~th 70 f2'3t of th3 W::;st
70 feet of saia Block,
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e, ana ~e same here-y lS, accep ~Q,
up.oroved.
ra ti.fi~cl. cOLfirIIl9d cn~d
That the::; City Cl~ry~ be, and {1'3 h~l'::by is, dir':?cts>d to drCJ.w
warrant s as follows, to-v,i t:
For 8alli e i~at,l e in th=:; amouI,t of --------------$695.00
For Fr sd H. Vos S ill tll~ muouY! t of ---------------$764.00
For Micha=;l cGiG LoLL Lil]b~llkln in Un
8ffiount of-------------------------------$525.00
For th",; dctmagss so ass~.ssed and deliv2r tLe Seun? to the,; pa1'1'i::s
owning i:lnd L:J_vint, inter=;sts in th.:; i'I'O,!erty for v,hich assessed,
r':?spsctively as assessed, or if rsfus~d, ds ositeQ
th th '3
City Trsasurer subj~ct to th? ord~r of such owners anu
rties
inter)stscl. rsspectivsly.
Tha t upon th::: d slivery of said V'jar-ran ts, or in the; evsn t
of refusal, upon ths d~posit v,ith tilS City TrsC1sursr, subject to
the order of such o~n~rs and parties intsrsstsd, rssp9ctivsly,
that th~ City of Grand .Island, Nebraska, tak:::, occupy and possess
for its own use ths property so uppropriat~d by Ordinance No.
1')10 as abov~ sst Ollt und describ3cij that ths City Snginesll' shall,
inunediatsly upon d:::livery of said warrants, or in th<::: eV~nt 0:
r'3fusal, upon deposit with tL~ c~ty 'I'rei1SUr3r of saidwarr.:.mts,
cause to be recor'd~d in the office of tL~ R~gister of D";0G.S of
Hall County, N9br~sku, an &ccurate plat or cl~ar d9scription of
the propsrty so taken.
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Dat~d this 13th cay of kay, 1~42.
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On motion of Starr, sscondsd by Olivstti, R'?solution was
adopted. Hall call bullot, '3 C:l ell CouncilIllan votinL aY'3. Walk~r Abs:mt.
Aft~r sowe discussion, on motion of Cords, ssconded by Oliv'?tti,
u. P. Stab'? lLn33 we1''? t,;I'antsd the us:; of 35 ft illOrs curb space
duriT1S th3 one Lour froiil 11:30 A. M. to 12:30 noon.
On motion ol' Starr, s'?conQeCi by Oliv2tti, City Ernploy'3'::;s v;,::;re
granted vacations, for thJ Y3;1,1' 1942, of
s~ven Ce.l ::mear
C~ '.~) '"t'T C
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Boll
call b:Jllot, each Counc.ilman votinG aY3, Wa.lk2l' abs~mt.
Olivetti read a. letter from 8nbiLeer H:lrrison to Mr. \M'C:rn3r,
Arsa '!3ngin"Jer for V,'PA, pertaining to movinG of lic;nts at Ai.rport,
along rUDways.
Discussion about contract with Omaha T-:;sting LdJon).+:ori?s, in
which it was deciced to delay th-s si(;nint., of' cOT,tr<ct.
iVII'. S tH.rr, r sport 2Q tHE! t tL e Commi tt::;s has favor sa a 10% ;J...,
incr'3ils'3 in ViClgSS, ;ipproxiiilat'3 incr,:;a~;9 in IC9, V,at~r & Light D8c-,
partm~nt 13 $490.00, in oth?r d~partm3nts 3pproximat3ly $710.00
On motion of Olivc:ttl, Council adjourn:;;d.
May 13, 19/.2.
F. S. Whit:::,
City- Cl'3I'k.
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Grand Island, N~br.
May IJ-t, 1942.
Council rn~t as pOll' spscial call, "His Honor," tLs Mayor,
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pr~siding. ~ach Councilman prassnt, ~Xc3pt Olivstti.
Mr. R~ev3s of Army Air Corps, spoks on airport and adjoining
property, sta.ting th3 Covern1Ii3nt was r-::ady to :;nt~r into a 132sg
of thg prgs~mt 'drport, and rS4usstsd ths Council to pass a Rssolu--
tion, 13asi
th3 airport to Ud U. S. Govsrnm.::mt.
WL:';i\E:AS, Th'2 Unitgd Statss Army lilay dsetde to utiliz'2 the
Grand Island lvlunicLpal Alrport, 10cat'3d on S~ction 35, Tm',nship 12,
Range 9, V.9st of t.hs 6th Princip,eJ.11Vleridia.n, in Hall County, Nebr-
aska, and
\ijldH~AE ths Ci ty of C rand Island is desirou:,' of p1C'cing such
faciliti3s as it Jl1clY haV3 at tL3 disposal of the; Govc;rnm3nt,
TrlSHB;FOhE, BS IT hS00LVSD bY Trd 1.11iYOn .h.NL CITY COUNCIL tL2.t
Harry Grimmingsr, i\iayor of th3 City of' Grand Island, a.nd.8'. S. White,
City Cl:;rk of saie City, b:; ~;utbor.izscl to imms6.iat-sly eX3cut".? on
bshalf of th3 said ci ty, A SUhV;SY, SAPL:)ru\TION, GHiLCINC AND CON-
8Tl~Ul;TION P,,"LlIlIT am.. d'31iv'3l' tn~ Sii;llS to th'3 pI'Op3r offici<,ls of
.th3 Unit 3d st t3S Gov~rnm3nt.
I twas mov::;d
C. J. Cords Ulat th9 abov~ and fOI'3goLng
r"?solution b9 ado.i)tsd. Th9 motion was s3condsd by S. F; S:a.rr. All
m:::mb-srs votsd llaY9fl.
Oliv3tti abs'::mt.
On motion of C~rds, Council adjournsd.
May 14, 1942.
F. S. Whit'3,
Ci ty Cl '3rk.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
.May 16, 1 C)42.
Council met as 931' special call, "His honor," the Mayor,
presiding. All Councilmen present.
Starr stat~d the reason for called meeting, Ice, Water & Light
Department 8mployees insisting that somth g definite in the way of
raise in s3.1ary h,ffi'?diately, on account of jobs that are to be had
at Ordnance plant.
lVlr. Sirnpson spokesman for Light Srnployees prescented the employ-
ees side of argument, and requested Mr. Mitton, represcentative of an
affiliate of A. F. of L. Corbanizer of ~mploycees of State, Ccmnty
and municipality).
T11 e Mayor comm:m t ed on Villa t might be the connec tioD between the
employees and the union, stci.tlng the conditions that confronted the
Mayor and Council at thie time, etc. Several employees spoke CHepp,
M. V. Keller, L. H. Dickerson, L. ~. Kenney, Ault, Bailey, Butcher,
Rassett, Scovill aLd P. Clark.) Heport of Committee as to suggest'3o
salary increases was presented. On action taken
May 16, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand Island, N~braska.
Gent1'3men:
Your Finance Committe:: r:::coLTllrl,md tlwt tIle following rnises in
sal_.~ri.s:; b3 {rlade:
1. A 2~ per hour rais2 for all ln8n employed by the hour.
2. Give each polic9 officer a raise of $12.50 9::1' month.
3. Give eacll fir:::wan a r-1't:'38 of $12.50 per month.
4. IIled vidual rai S 9S llot COV9I' ed by th~ above:
Present s~;.lary Raise Proposed Salary
H. J. Cordes
~. W. Ksiss
Chas. Wenn
Bud Porter
Dave Willman
Al ex Kelun
John Hold:m
Henry Schirkofsky
Gus Pauls en
~~D 125.00
175.00
165.cJO
120.00
140.00
135.00
130.00
150.00
150.00
$; 15.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
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10.00
t~ 140 00
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185.00
175.00
130.00
1J+5.00
140.00
135.00
160.00
VJ& tel' .1-L1/:;h t & Ie e D 9partment
Em p 1 Q.Y.2~.e.
A. 'N. ""a1'50n
190.00
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205.00
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A. V' H'?pp 125.JO 5.00 130.00 x
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Mary .scholz 90.00 5.00 q 5 .. 00 x
Olga Schurnach'3l' 90.00 5.00 95.00 x
gstella harrison 85.00 5.00 90.00 x
E:lizabeth Taylor 85.00 5.00 90.00 x
W. V. Kel1sr 120.00 5.00 175.00 x
Paul Rup19 110.00 5..00 115.00 x
H. G. :lvlu~11 ::;1' 50t per hI' 7t oer hI' .57 x
C. T. Minnie h ;240.00 15.00 255.,00
SarI Phelps 160.00 15.00 175.00
Sam B[-}t ::;s 155~O() 15.00 170.00
L. H. Dicker ;Cion 135.00 13.00 148.00
E. H. Gier 135.00 13.00 L+8.00
J09 Bosl~r 135.00 13.00 1~.8. 00
L. ~ K:mney 150.00 15.00 165.00
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C. C. Clark 155.00 15.00 1'70.00
R. Cunnin;)larn 155.00 15.00 170.00
Car'l Bartelt 130.:10 13.00 143.00
Frank Griggs 145.00 15.00 160.00
Virgil Petsrs 115.00 10.00 125.00
I . J. ~ngLmd 110.00 5.00 115.00 x
C. R. Linderman 110.00 5.00 115.00 x
J- am e s hatl19r 100.00 5.00 105.00 x
1'. J. E11sbeITY 155~00 15,,00 1'70.00
H. S. Keller 55~ per hI' 71: ;Jc;r hI' 621: p?r hI'
Ray Ault 50~ pSI' hI' 7rt per hI' 571: per hI'
Vr Grotbendick 501 per hI' 7 it: P :::1' hI' 57$ per hI'
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L;;H~ heynolds 501 jJ;;r nr 71 per hI' 571 per hI'
T11 0 S Marsolek 451 pel' hI' 7rf, per hI' hr;1: per hI'
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V' E. l),cd 19Y 77t i) 91" hI' 8rf, p~r hI' 85~ p3r hI'
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H. L. Simpson 72rt p~r hI' 101; p9r hI' 82t per hI'
Ralph Burcher 72rj: p9r hI' 8rj: P';;l' hI' 80~ p3r hI'
Jay Bur-mood 72P p'3r hI' 8rj: D'31' hI' 80rt p:;;1' hI'
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Frank Gregg 45rj: P '::1' hI' 10rf, p :::1' hI' 55t: p9r hI'
Andr9w Cosh 160.00 15.00 175 .00
Paul Clark 72rj: per hI' 8* l')sr hI' SOp P '31' hI'
Gus Holub 72if; p31' hI' 8q: p31' hI' 80rf, p31' hI'
C. P. 'vvukeman 50t pel' hI' 71ft per hI' 5 '7 if; p31' hI'
John Ph31ps 451: p9r hI' 7,P n::;y" hI' h21> pgrl hI'
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C. H' Hassett 137.50 7:50 145.00
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lV1ax Scovill 110.00 5.00 115.00 x
w. A. Drulin91' 100.00 5.00 105.00 x
H' G. Ho1m9s 110.00 5.00 115.00 x
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B. 4' Farris 150.00 15.00 165.00
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Hy ~choel 130.00 13.00 143.00
E1m'?r 1v13th 130.00 13.0'J 143.00
F. JOtl'3S 110.00 10.00 120.00
A. Hi t t ,:mhous:;; 11.0,,00 10.00 120.00
Sid Locknart 125.00 15.00 140.00
IC9 Deliv?rym'3L 105.00 10.00 115.00
COH1iHon Laboy' (9xtra Help) 40t ~ 31' hI' 7rj: p~r 'nr 47t p ::;1' hI'
ThoS3 mal'h.:'?Q with an flXn r'3c:;;lv:;;d 1'ais9s th9 1st of Apri.1, 1942.
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M. A . Olivetti
Committee
starr ill'3ntion9Q wild oats to bs cut or p10w~d und91', ~as h?ld
oV3r until ~3d. P. M.
Som3 m:mtion, f,ivorab13, of individual traiL?r pen-king.
On motion of Cords, Council adjou1'n'3d.
F. S. Villi t9,
May 16, 1942. City C19rk.
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Grand Island, N3br. May 20, 1942.
Council m3t as a BOctrd of 0'-1lw.liza tion, "His Honor, 11 th3 MDyor, 1.14
pI'0siding. 8ach CcnmcilHlctrl present.
RES OL'U',:T;'I 0 N
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CIffY COUNCIL of the Oi ty
of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a board of equalization
after due notice thereof having been given as required by law
that we find the total cost of the construction of Sewer District
No. ,184 to be the total sum of One Thousand Pi va fundred Fi vty-
Six and no/l~O ($1,556.00) Dollars; that we find the benefits
accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of>
One 'l'housand Fi ve Hundred Fifty-six and nO/lOa ($1,556.00)
DolJa rs . and that we find the benefits accru ing to the respect-
i ve lot s , tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the
sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
N~IIE LOT BLOCK ADDITION AM OUNT
The Sothman Company 1 1 Sothman's Su b-Di vi sion $ 31 .12
It 2 1 II 31.12
tl 3 1 It 3.1 .12
It 4 1 tl 31 .12
It 5 1 II 31 .12
It 6 1. II ~51 .12
It 7 1. tl 31 .12
II 8 1 II 31 .12
II 9 1 II 31 .12
II 10 1 II 31.12
II 11 1 I,' 31 .12
II 12 1 II 31 .12
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II 13 1 It 31 .12
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u 14 1 II 31 .12
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II 15 1 II 31 .12
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u 16 1 II 31 .12
II 17 1 It 31 .12
1I 18 1 II 31.12
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II 19 1 II 31 .12
II 20 1 II. 31 .12
II 21 1 II 31.12
II 22 1 II 31 .12
II 23 1 II 31.12
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Il 24 1 II 31 .12
Ii 1 2 1,1 31 .12
II 2 2 II 31 .12
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II 3 2 II 31 .12
II 4 2 II 31.12
1\ 5 2 n 31.12
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1\ 6 2 II 31.12
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\I 7 2 II 31 .12
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n 8 2 II, 31 .12
II 9 2 II 31 .12
II 10 2 II 31 .12
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II 11 2 II 31.12
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1\ 12 2 II 31 .12
II 13 2 II 31 .12
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II 14 2 II 31 .12
\I 15 2 II 31.12
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II 16 2 Ii 31.12
Il 17 2 Ii 31 .12
II 18 2 II 31 .12
\I 19 2 II 31.12
II 20 2 II 31 .12
II 2Ql 2 II 31.12
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n 22 2 II 31 .12
II 23 2 II 31.12
II 24 ~ II ~!:i~
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II u 31 .12
TOTAL .1,556.00
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N (CONTO)
Respectfully submitted this 20th day of May, 1942.
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Sewer Committee.
Thsrs b3inb no prot~sts on ass~SSill3nts, on illation of Olivetti,
sscon~ed by Starr, r~solution was aaopt9d. R~ll call ballot, sach
Councilman votinc ay~.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourned as a Board of
SqualizatLon.
F. S. White, City Clerk.
Grand Island, Nsbr"
May 20, 1942.
Council m~t In r?gulcll' S~~3Sl0L, fils honor, ths MD.yor prc;:;ncnng.
EDCll Councilulan [U1SW'3r9G at roll call.
Minutes of ?vious ill3etinbs May 6, 13, 14 & 16, rere r3ad and
approved.
R3Cjlj'):;,t of H. C. Millspaugh for 3,)111:'; 24" & 40T! LIllcksD Ilsttint,
and pO;3ts to be pL,ceG at trl'3 Ci ty Dump. On rnoLLo.n of Krisger,
second ed by Cords, was plac ed on fiL~.
Request of MarLar~t Tucker for trailer camp permit, on mot~on
of Tripe, s9cnnd'3d by starr, vms r:;1'srr9d to License Committ'3e.
Bids on Fire hose wer~ r3ad as follows:
~ureka Fire Hose 2~" Mult9x 400# pressure
2t,1l Wbi t9 Oak 400# l!
22" Nor tbsI'n it,OO# tl
2~" Southland 400# tl
~Gl.15 p~r foot.
1.10 p-:;:!:' foot
1.05 p0I' foot
.98 p:::r foot
.95 pSI' foot
.83 p:-:1' foot
1.15 p~r foot
Fabric Fire Has:: Co
2 " R9gal 400// ~Jrsssur9
Schuff Tir9 S9:!:'vice
~. "," Brigad'3 V,/Yl#
22''' F'3ndvvsl1 400#
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On motion of starr, S'3COnd0d by Olivetti,
bids were I''3fsrrsd to
Firs Committe9.
Prot0st sign3d by ~. Wiley, Mrs. 8. L. Chsncelor et al p0rtain-
ing to fficintaining a junk yard in th3 800 block east, bstws9n 5th
and Sixth Str3sts,
On motion of Cord~), s9conu9d by
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Oliv'3tti, wa~; r'3ferrad to Police Committe~.
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WHEREAS, tbe City of Grand Island is the owner of the real
estate descri bed as the North Eighty-Pi ve and 1/10 (N .~5.1)
feet of Lots Four and Five (4 and 5), Block Seventy Three (73),
Wheeler and Hennett' s rrhird Addi t:ton to tbe Ci ty of Grand Island,
Hall County, Nebraska, and
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WI-Il1'llEAS, Frankl\Hruza of the City of Grand Island is desirous
of pur chasing from the Ci ty the Sou th F'orty One and 1/10 (s .41.1)
feet of the said North Eighty-Five and 1;10 (N .85.1) feet of said
Lots Four anc't Fi ve (4 and 5), Block Seventy-Three ('73), lJ!heeler
ana. Bennettl s Third. Addition to the City of Grand. Island., and
has agreed to pay therefor the s-um of One Hundred Fifty (f~;J.50..00)
Dollars and has paid to the City of Grand Island, the sum of
Tv'lenty F'ive (~p25.00) Dollars as a down pa-yment.
THEP.EF'OHEdE IT HESOLVED BY THELAYOR AND CI'fY COUNCIL of the
&'1 ty of Grand Island, Nebraska that the sale of the real estate
known as the Sou th Forty One and 1.10 (S ./11.1) feet of the North
Eight-Pive and 1/10 (85.Jk) feet of Lots]'our and Five (4 and E,)
of I:31ock Seventy Tbree (73) Wheeler and Hennett's 'I'ld.:r>o Ac.ldi tioD
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to the City of Grand Island, Hall County Nebraska to FrankAHl'uza
of the Ci ty of Grand I 818.nd, fOl" tbe sum of One Hundred Fifty
($150.00) Dollars be and the same is hereby ordered, authorized,
and confirmed and. that an ox>dinance be prepared for the pu rpo se
of selling the aforesaid. real estate; and that notice of said sale
be given as provided by law.
Respectfu lly su bmi teed tb.i s 20tb day of Wlay, 1942.
Ci ty P-.C'operty Committee':
On motion of Kri~G9r, ssconasd by Tripe, was adopted.
May 13, 1942.
To the City Council of Grand Island, Nebr.
I v'.1l1 construct COnCI'9te vvalk at Swii'l1iling Pool, 7'9", x 71'
long, 3 cross ~xpansions and 71' lineal feet of curbing 6" x14M deep
for the sum of $L23. 50.
H'3S1~:;ctfully sul)mi tted,
~. H. Baker.
I carry compensation & Public Liaoility Insurance. .
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On motion of Krieger, s9conded by Bradstreet, was referred to
City Prop'3rty, wittl pov\':ll' to act.
(f{e~wl ut ion on casn r '3 C":l i V3Ci I.'or Tax for ?closut e sillss, was
h9ld over.)
After same r9fer9nc~ by Starr, to recommendation of Council
pertaining to salaries, ana SOril3 explanation by the Mayol'with r3fs1'-
STICS to 1'stirew3nt of smployess, ana tile attituds of ths Council as
to proposed incrsaS9S in salariss to be taK:;n into account August
fir s t, wh sn mcikin.t, up 1)42-4.3 Brdg st.
On motion of Starr, S3COlldsd by Oliv~tti, the l'9comm:mdation
of the Financ? Committe',; p3rtainin6 to salari3s, as pr9sent'3d lVlayJ6,
1942, was adopted, except that plant operators be paid $170.00 per
month and Commi~)~;ion3r Burdick rotate shifts.
lVWY ;?O, 1942.
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Is1anci Nebraska.
G9Tl t19iUsn:
Your Committ3'3 on Fir9 Departmentv',.ished to recomm:m.d the
purchase; of a Ford v-8 D~lux'3 COU1)e, in aecord wi th th~ bid of the
Ford Motor Company, awl th'? sp9cificutions, for th~ Chi"?f's Car.
Th~ price is to be $810.00 135s tax.
R3sp~ctfully sDbmitted,
__A!:.S?Xli.Q}::!.~_I?r ad ~i~i
Elias F. Starr
Fir-:;- 11; pet r f:U- 3D t -Comm:--
On motion of Olivetti, s~conQ9d by Cords, Committse report was
approved.
Bonds of H. Cerick'3, C::o.. Krapp, Ray Vogt and IL ["i'. kmstrong,
Police i'utrolm::n, havinb b9:m OKsd as to for.m, on motion of Tripe,
S 9conded by Walk 31' V/91':; approved.
E3CjU?st of Ceo. i:nule for permit to conci.uct dance ,'It 716 North
Ch~rry Str'39t, was pres3nted. On motion of Trip'3, S9collaed by
Oliv~tti, was ref9r1'3d to License Committ99.
Walker m:.mt.i.oned request of Sullivan Tr,9x:.sfe1' Company for
painted stall in front of their busin9ss. On illotion of ~alker,
seconded by Olivetti, rsqu9st was granted.
;\ft'?r S0111<3 (jiscLission p~rtaininL to road maiLtainer, it vms
decid9d to give a trial to the second hand machine, th"? Island Supply
Company have on hand.
On account of inability of Rombach to furnish acceptable
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lnsurance covs:ring his gravel (o.istrict 320) ContrciCt. On motion of
Walker, S-3COrd0d by Ollv9tti, bid of Third City 0and Company was
acc0pted" (39P)
May 20, 1942.
To the honClrabl'2 Mayor and City Council
Clf th3 City of Grand lsland, Nebr.
W9, the committee OL Polic9, ana. th9 cmnmitt-ee on str-eets &
Al19Ys, to WIlOlflv\aS submitted the petitions requesting two hour
parking at the following locations:
West sid9 of 200 Block North 81m Street
vvalnut E3treet 300 Block Nor tb of U. P. Tracks
Fourth street 3 and 400 blocks ~est,
h~reby I'econlnBnd to th'~ l..ouu.:il that Ul= petitions be gl'ant9<l and
that two hour parking be put in force at saia locations.
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VV.fdtd~;AS, th9re has her9to fore bgen pres:mt9d to th':l Mayor
and City Council peti tions re4u '33 tins th e exteYl tiOD of th e tv\o hour
parking zone to inclua.e the followinb streets ana locations, to-wit:
Vvest sid9 of 200 block on North ~lm 0tr99t; all of 300 block North
Walnut Strget north of the U. P. Railroad tracks; all of the 300
and 400 blocks on West Fourth street, and
Wh2;HB~AS, th9 Mayor and Council of th9 City of (i'and Island,
Nebraska, find tlwt the:lxt':msion of the tJliO hour parking zone, as
requ~sted by the petitioners, should b9 granted:
NOW THER2::FORE, B~ IT ht1:80LV~D BY Ttd MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF
TH9:: CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, N2BhASKA:
That the two nour parking ZOYle be extended to cover the follov,ing
streets and locations, to-wit: West side of 200 block on North Elm
Street; all of 300 block North Vvalnut Street north of the U. P.
Railroad tracks; all of the 300 and 400 blocks on West Fourth Street.
That the ~3tre9t Comrnissioner be, an 0_ h9 h9reby is, instruct2d
and directed to er9ct along said streets proper signs designating
said locations as two hour parking zones.
Dated this 20th tiay of may, 1942.
C. .I. Cords
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On motion of Cords, seccmded by Walk;;!', Committe;; rsport and
r3solution w~r~ acc~pt~d and adopted.
Psti tioD for ext~nsion of Sewer on ViclUiSh Street, along lots
1, J, 5, 7, 9, 11 & 13, Block 10, ~carrf's A~ditions, was presented.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, was referred to Sswer
Committee.
May 20, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
The follovving is th9 2;n",in93r's estimate for Water Main
District No. 89.
per
Approximately 608 lin f~et 6" cast iron
foot.
8ngin~ering & Publication apIH'OX.
Total
.2) $n.45
V\at2r main,
881.60
25.00
906.60
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. narrison,
City .!.ngineer.
On motion of Olivstti, seconded 0y starr, repor ~as accepted
and Clerk instructed to advertise for bids.
Claims Ubuinst ths City were read. On motion of starr, s~conded
by Olivetti, were allowed. Holl call ballot, each ~ouncilman
vo ting a.y e.
Ordinance #1917 pertaininG to uses of Sanitary Sewer, perhibiting
the discharc;e of Air Conditioning water and waste material, Sewage
or industriEll waste into said S.,mitary Sewer, and providing p:malti:::s
for viol~tion of provisions in said ordinance was regularly passed by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by 01iv0tti, that tlle ordinanc0 b0
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was read at lsngth and declared pass9d its first
r'3~1ding .
Moved by Olivetti, s9cond9d by Cords, that the rulss be suspend3d
and t}l~ ordinance be plac9d on its final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordiw;IlC'2 was fill:11ly pass:;d
by tL e Council and Sii:,lled by th:; 1II12.yor.
Ordinance #1918, authorizing th9 sa13 of So. 41 feet of No. 85 ft
of lots 4 & 5, Block 73,Wh9'9lsI' & Bennetts s9cond addition, to Frank
Hruza, was r.;;gularly pass9d by the Council and sibn9d by the Iviayor.
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Mov'3Q. l?y EJtan,', SeCOnQ9C.' uy Oliv9tti, that the ordinance be
placed on its fil'st readinG at Lmgth. Roll call bEl-Ilot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was read at 13ngtlL Elnd passed its first reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the rules be ~uspended
and the ordinance be plu.ced on its final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, all votin~ aye. The ordinance was finally passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
The Mayor appointed Cords, Sander and Tripe, in conjunction with
Engineer Harrison as a Committee to clean up wild oats on vacant lots
and curbings, eittler cutting or plovlJing under, Committee to mJ3t at
6:30 P. M. May 22, 1942.
On motion of Olivetti, CowIcil adjourned.
F. b. Vi hi t e,
City Clerk.
liil.ay 20, 1942.
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June 3, 1942.
Council met in regular session, "His Honor," the Mayor,
presiding. Each Councilman present at roll call.
Mr. Woodward of Federal Works Administration presented a five year
Planning Program.
On motion of starr, seconded by Cords, the Plan was accepted,
the F. W. A. to furnish data and supervision cost to the City to be
$15.00 or $20.00.
Minutes of meeting of May 20, were read. There being no correc-
tions or alt~rnation, were approved.
Bid of City Water Department for construction of Water Main
District #89 - 6" C. I. Water Main, Class B with all valves and
specials complete - $1.45 per foot. Work to be completed by August
1, 1942. On motion of Olivetti, seconded by starr, bid was accepted.
Letter from City Employees Union as follows:
June 3, 1942.
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To the Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
This is to inform you of the organization of the employees
of the Water, Light and Ice Departments and the Street repair Dept.
working out of the engineers office, also the Disposal Plaht
employees.
The organization to be known as Local No. 433 American
Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, and to request
that the above named Local be recognized as the bargaining agent for
all employees of the above named Departments""
An early reply to the above is request~d.
Respectfully yours,
C. P. Wakeman
President
Max Scovill
Secy. Tr eas.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by starr, City Clerk was,
instructed to write C. P. Wakeman, President of Federation, inquir-
ing as to type of contract offered by State Federation benefits
offered to employees by the FBderation, benefits offered by Employ-
ee members to the City and the amount of dues paid by employee
members, and a list of City ~mployees joining organization.
Bid of M. E. Olson of $150.00 for frac. Lot 4, B1k 27, SChimmer's,
was referred to City Property Committee.
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Discussion on contract with Omaha Testing Laboratories. Mr.
Campen will make up a contract @ 2t; per sq. yd., City to compen-
sate Testing Laboratory, (providing work be stopped within 60 days)
on basis of $500.00 monthly, or some equable amount.
Dr. Phillips made report on Garbage Trucks and complaints
received both from truckers and residents. Also that milk producers
were falling in line with the intent of milk ordinance.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Krieger, Mayor was author-
ized to sign R 0 0-5417, approving the discontinuance of Park
improvement under 265-1-81-65.
REPORT OF APPRAISERS
To the Mayor and City Council
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
In pursuance of the provision of Ordinance 1913 of the City
of Grand Island, providing for the appropriation and condemnation of
pri va te property for the use of the City .of G rand Island, for the
purpose of locating thereon a city well for the supplying of water
for the residents of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, we, Bert
Phillips, A. W. Campbell, and Carl Knickrehm, all of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, your appraisers, met on the 20th day of
May, 1942 at the hour of 2:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber of the
City Hall in the City of Grand Island, and after taking oath to
discharge our duty faithfully and impartially, did on the same day
view the property appropriated do hereby make the following just
and fair assessments of the damages for such property so approp-
riated and do just appropriate the damage to those having an in-
terest in said property:
1. Lot Six (6) in Block "An in Park-view Subdivision, loca t'3d
in the Northeast ~uarter(NEt) of Section Twenty-Nine (29), and in
the Northwest Quarter (Nwt) of Section twenty;';eight (28), all in
Township Eleven (11), North, Range Nine (9), West of the Sixth P.M.,
in Hall County, Nebraska, Three Hundred and Ninety-five Dollars
($395.00).
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2. Your appraisers desire to state numerous p~rsons ovming
property adjacent to and in the vicinity of said lot appeared be-
fore these appraisers claiming damage by reason of the use to which
said property above-described would be put; said claims being
generally that the underground water table would be lowered to such
an extent as to injure the wells now installed on the property and
to permanently damage the value of said prop';3rties adjacent to and
in the vicinity of the above~described real estate. The under-
signed appraisers state that they have carefully considered all the
claims of said owners and their agents, and have concluded that
no damage has ensued at this time, and have further concluded that
probably no damages will ensue at any time in the future, and that
therefore these appraisers find and report that no damages other
than that reported above have 'been occasioned or will be occasioned
by the appropriation of the above-described property for the purpose
set out in Ordinance 1913.
Respectfully submitted this Third day of June, 1942.
B9rt Phillips
A. W. Campbell
Carl Knickrehm
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On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Starr, r~port was approved
and accepted. Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting aye.
City Attorney Cronin made oral report on change of salaries.
According to his opinion there can be no change in salary of any
officer whose appointment is provided for in the charter, (naming
specifically the Ohief of Police and Fire Chief) during th'3 term
of appointing officer.
Honorable Mayor and City Gouncil,
Grand Island, N'3br.
Gentlemen:
We, your committee on sewers, to whom was referred the
application of Mr. Foreman and others for a sewer in the alley
between Lafayette and Kruse Streets from Waugh Street south to
the south line of lots 7 and 8 in block 15 Scarff's Addition, beg
to report that the sewer district should be created, that the
estimat~ of the City Engineer be accepted, >8.nd that the City Clerk
be instructed to advertise for bids for th~ construction of the
said sewer district. This district shall be known as Sewer District
No. 182.
Respectfully submitted,
John ciander
Archie L. Bradstreet
Sewer Committee
June 3, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil
Grand Island, Neb~.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's Estimate for the
construction of Sewer District No. 182/
Approximately 1325 lineal feet 8" clay tile @ $1.00
per foot (sewer in place) ,
Four (4) Manhol'3s complete @ $65.00
Total
$1325.00
260.00
~$1585. 00
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison,
Ci ty Engineer
On motion of Sander, seconded by Starr, Committee report was
approved and City Engineers estimate adopted.
RESOLUTION
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Whereas, on the 23rd day of April, 1941 the Mayor and City
Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved
Ordinance No. 1845, which ordinance amended Section 2 of Ordinance
No. 1461, and
Whereas said ordinance pertained to occupation taxes and
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among the several provisions drive-ins and lowered curbs were taxed
at the rate of twenty-five ($.25) cents per lineal foot, and
whereas in an action brought by the City to enforce the collection
of certain taxes 1-1:.' assessed under said ordinance, the Court
held that the tax was not valid and unenforceable, and Whereas
several such taxes were collected for the year of 1942 and many
others are unpaid and tllose Paid for the yeal~ 1942 sbou 1d be
repaid to the tax payer and those unpaid should be cancelled.
TnE[;~EE"0RE BE IT HESOLVED BY rpRE kAYOH AND C1'1'1: COUNC11J
of the Ci t.v of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the occupation taxes
hereinafter set fortb be repaid to the tax payer, if the same has
been paid to tbe Ci t:,{ of Grand Island and those unpaid cancelled.
Said occu pa ti on taxes are as follow s:
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G . I. Tru s t Co. pt 6
H Mayer Tru stee 8
Tu lly Fence Co. 8
G. I. Tru s t Co. 2
Consumers Pu b Pw
Dist 1-4
Crane & Co. 5
James Webb 4
Home Owners Loan
Cor p . 8
Home Owners Loan
Cor p . 8
G. A. Miller pt 5
J. C. Applegate pt 7
Camaras Park Lots 1
C. C. Havens 4
James Webb 1
Mary Eggers 5
W. A. Prince Estate 5
E. w. ~Jgustine 7
M. Williamson 1
N.W. Bell Tel.Co. 6
E. Krall 8
D. L. Sherrar 6
R.J. Wolbach 6
H. J. Vi s e 9
Jolmson Cash Way Co.l
Amt of
Dri va In Tax
Blk Addition
32
34
37
40
43
46
47
52
52
53
53
57
57
62
65
67
67
73
80
80
10
Paid
G.I. $
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5.25
17.50
3.00
2.75
$ 5.25
17.50
3.00
2.75
G.I.
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9.00
3.75
3.00
9.00
3.75
3.00
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3.25
3.25
1
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Bakers
Campbell Sub
Campbell' 3u b
Tu ckers
18 .75
2.75
3.75
13 .50
3.50
15.00
2.00
7.00
3.75
8.50
6.25
3.00
24.00
3.50
3.50
16.00
18.75
2.75
3.75
13 .50
3.50
15.00
2.00
7.00
3.75
8.50
6.25
3.00
24.00
3.50
3.50
16.00
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C. .J. McIntosh
Ro y Brown
H. P. Hansen
F. N. Rask
H. F. Mayer Agt.
Phillips Petroleum
P. J. Minner
J. Kni ckr e11m
J Nicholson Garage
Body Shop
Herman Nelson
H. H. Glover Est.
Standard Ot 1 Co.
J. W. Detwiler
Nelson Lumber Co .
Great Western Auto
Parts Co.
Martin Kelly
Chicago Lumber Co
Mrs. F. I. Olsen
Central Au to Parts
C. H.. Healey
Geer Company 1 to
C.B. & ~.R.R. Co.
Miner Motors
Donald Company
4
8
pt 5
pt 5
1
Co.5
pt 1
8
5
pt 6
8
pt 1
8
1
5
2
2
5-8
2
Co 8
3
4 & 5
5
6
1
Preisendorf Oil Co. 5
H. Preisendorf 5
Frank Spetlmlan pt 7
Verne Hainline 1
A. A. Anderson 4
A. A. Anderson 6
L. L. Coryell Sons 8
C. E. Brown Garage 6
B. J. Cunningham, Atty8
Deep Rock Oil Co. 4
Mrs. Frank Strasser 3
Texaco Oi 1 00. 4
B. H. Paine 1 & 2
James WIi chelson 7
N.P.M. ServSta 8
Koehn & Sigman 5
Phillips Petroleum 00 8
H. J. Bartenbach &
Son 5&:6
7
7
8
1
5
8
8
3
3
3 1~
1 & 2
4
5
6
1
1
5
7
8
5
B.H. Paine
Lobart Motors Co
Glade Service
Feeney Oil Co.
Davi s Eng Works
Elmer Mcln tosh
R. Bri seno
W. E. Olayton
Mr s . H.ema Donald
Rouch Motor 00
Chevrolet Motor 00
Standard Oil Co.
O. J. Reitan 00.
O. J. Rei tan 00.
Band Box Cleaners
Schuffs Tire Serv
Servi ce Oenter
J. E. Michelson
G. Heidkamp
J. A. Mi chelson
Blk Addition
19
26
29
29
30
30
31
31
32
32
33
37
30
38
38
41
42
43
44
45
46
51& 52
51
52
53
53
53
53
59
69
59
59
60
60
61
62
62
63
63
63
64
64
66
66
67
67
69
69
69
72
78
78
78
78
78
78
78
79
79
79
79
80
81
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8 yrs.
2 yrs.
Am t of
Dri ve In Tax
$
2).75 ~1
6.25
3.50
3.00
3.50
19.50 & 41
16.75
4.00
3.25
2.50
19.00
16 .25
~') 1 .7 5 & 41
5.00 & 41
5.00
3.00
4.50
18.75
2.00
3.25
3.75
47 .75 & 41
19.26
11.25 & 41
27.00 33-41
@ 10 .80
@ 27.00
21.25
4.00
5.00 & 41
6 .25 & 41
6.25
2.50
22 .50
4.00
9.75 & 41
27.25 40 &41
4.25
28 .50 & 41
5.00
4.50 38-41
30 .00 & 41
23.50& 41
20 .25 & 41
2.50
2.50
3.75
26.75
14.00 & 41
24.50 & 41
26.75 & 41
17.00
3.75
3.50
4.50
34.75
24.00 & 41
3.35
16.50 & 41
4.25
4.00
16.50
4.75
3.00
24.50 & 41
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Not Paid
20.75
6.25
3.50
3.00
3.50
19 .50
16.75
4.00
3.25
2.50
19.00
16.25
31.75
5.00
5.00
3.00
4.50
18 .75
2.00
3.25
3.75
47 .75
19.25
11.25
27.00
86.40
54.00
21.25
4.00
5.00
6.25
6 ,,2 5
2.50
22.50
4.00
9.75
27 .25
4.25
28 .50
5.00
9.00
30.00
23 .50
20.25
2.50
2.50
3.75
26.75
14.00
24.50
26.75
17 .00
3.75
3.50
4.50
34.75
24.00
3.35
16.50
4.25
4.00
16.50
4.75
3.00
24.50
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W. E. Nielsen
Lewis Tire & Serv Co
Continental Oil Co
Dean Stahlnecker
Lloyd Jacoby
Henry Baasch
J. Snyder
Sinclair' Oil Co
TAXES TO BE CANCELLED
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Elk Addi t ion
Am t of
Drive In Tax
6
1
4
6
1
5
6 & 7
9 & 10
Cates Recap Co 6 & 7
Verne Hainline 1
Terry Carpenterl-2-3-4-5
Courtesey Court 1
Standard 011 Co 1-2-3
Bauman & Mattenbrink 1&3
Bartenbach Poster Co 14
A. O. Row 14 & 15
C. J. McIntosh 6 & 7
Rielaff & Rebman 17
Chas Kauffman 1
Continental Oil Co
C. F. Lar s on
Standar'd Oil Co
Fanners Union
G.I. Poultry & Egg Co
G.I. Oil Co
Jas Michelson
O. Gei senhagen
O. Gei senhagen
Dillon Furman
C. F. Lar'son
H. J. Bartenbach &
D. Brase
R. J. l~iartin
8
8
1
3 &4
5
1
10
10
10
1
Son 5
8
Bakers
Bakers
Bakers
Baker s
Campbell Sub
1 College
00 Sub 15-11-9
00 Sub 15-11-9
15 Evans
Home Sub
Rollins
U.P.Ry.
U .F.R.R.
U .P.R.R.
U .P.R.R~
U .F.n.R.
U . P .R .R .
U. P.
Wheelers
Wheelers
Wheelers
Wheelers
Wiebes
Wi ebes
G.I.
81
82
82
89
1 Art
10
10
10
11
16
17
18
18
Fr 97
98
108
109
109
109
113
43
43
43
48
7
8
88
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Home
Bakers
Bakers
Bakers
$
5.75 $
35.00 & 41
25.50 & 41
22.25 & 40&41
17.50 & 41
33 .00 40 & 41
18 .00 & 41
21.25 & 41
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Not Paid
5.75
35.00
25.50
22 .2 5
17.50
33.00
18 .00
~1-~l/f;
21.25
30.50
52.25
42 .50
57 .7 5
20 .25
15.00
4.00
9.75
15.00
1'7 .00
22 .50
55.25
21.00
20 .'7 5
8.50
10.25
24.00
24.25
16.00
16.00
16.50
32 .50
13.25
4.50
Be it further resolved that the City Treasurer be and he is
30.50
52.25& 41
42 . 50
57.75 & 41
20.25 & 41
15.00 & 41
4.00
9 .'7 5 & 40& 41
15.00 & 41
17.00 & 41
22.50 & 41
55.25 & 41
21.00 & 41
2G.75 & 41
8.50
10.25 & 41
24.00 & 41
24.25
16.,00 1941
16.00
16.50 & 41
32 .50
13 .25 & 41
4.50
hereby directed, authorized, and instructed to refund the taxes herein
mentioned and to cancel and strike from the tax records of the city
all of the taxes herein designated, and that the City Clerk be and
he is hereby instructed to fo~vard to the Oity 'rreasurer a cel'tified
copy of trlis resolution.
Respectfully subrl1itted this 3rd day of June, 1942.
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Moved by Starr, seconded by Starr" seconded by Olivetti, that
the Resolution be adopted.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, City Attorney was
authorized to draw up an ordinance governing curb cuts, allowing
not to ~xceed 16 feet cut.
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VJHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, is the oV'l11er of several
lots, tracts and parcels of land which the City purchased at
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SherrIf ~ s sales held in connection wi th tax foreclosure actions
brought by the County of Hall, and
WHEHEAS, the money required to purchase said real estate
at said sales was taJ.;;en from the General Fund and after the
purchase thereof, additional money was pa:lcl from 'the General
Fund for the payment of subsequent taxes due on said real
estate, and
WHEREAS, the City has fr'om time to time and will hereaftor
sell some or all of said real estate and the money received
by the Gi ty fx'om su ch sales shoulcl be placed in the variou s
funds of the City so that the General !tund will be repaid
the amount taken ther'efr'om for the purchase of said real estate
and the amount of taxes paid thereon and any balance remaining
shou Id be paid to the Vari01.1 s fund s representing the s peci.al
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assessments due on sa:i.d-real estate ilt the time the forecloslH'e
actions thereon were conm\enced and 1JVhieh 1Jvere due at the time!
of the Sher'iff's sale.
TH}!:t-(tPORE 'm IT RESOLVED UY frEE IVI.l\YOR }\.ND CI'l'Y COUNGIL of
the City of Grand Island, Nebra.ska that all funds received
fr'om the sale of any lots, tracts, or parcels of land purchased
at sher:tff! s sales in any of said tax foreclosure sui ts be
placed in tIle vax'1ous fundf3 of theCi ty of Grand Island, so that
the General Fund shall first be paid the amount taken therefx'om and
after the General Fund has been reimbursed, that said balance
be paid into the various funds accordJ.ng to the special assess-
ments due on said real estate at the time for-closure proceedings
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were had or at the t:i.me of the sheriff's sale.
Be it fu rther resol vad that the Ci ty Treasurer ')e and he is
hereby directed, 8J.:!thorized and instl'1Jcted to distl'i}")ute to the
val'ious funds the amount received from the sale of the r(~al
estate now about to be sold 01" hereafter sold and that his
records ~'Je kept; in accordance wi th the provisions of this
resolu tion and that the G1 ty Clerk be and he is hereby dir-
ected and lustru cted to fOrWal"d to.. +-;'.18 's",;..", "~,., C. i
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RESOLUTIO.
( CON'r .. )
a certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this the 20th day of May, 194,2.
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Cords, resolution was adopted.
Bonds of J. W. Hammond, Drain Layer and Plumber, William
Weidner and C. W. King (C. V.Willard, surety) M. G. Dahlgren,
Policeman, Joseph ~osler, Jr., Policeman. On motion of Tripe,
seconded by Walker, were approved.
Ordinance #1920 pertaining to assault or threaten in a
manacing manner or strike or wound another and providing penalties
for the violation thereof, was regularly passed by the Council and
signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, that the Ordinance be placed on its first
reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The Ord-
inance was read at length and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Olivetti, tilat the rul~s be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its final passage and
finally passed. Roll call bal~ot, all voting aye. The ordinance
was finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1921 pertaining to trespass & window peeping was
regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Starr, that the rules be sus-
pended and the ordinance be placed on its final reading and finally
passed. Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordin&nce was finally
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Ordinance #1922, creating Sewer District #182, was regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading a:tlength. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Cords, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its final reading and finally
passed. Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was
finally passed by the L.;ouncil and signed by the Mayor.
Krieger mentioned rent at NYA-Girls. SOllie discu$sion, deci-
sion to wait until another meeting before taking action on rent.
Krieger referred to bids of different ones, and moved that
$25.00 should accompany each bid before the Council take any action.
Seconded by Starr, and Clerk was instructed to notify each bidder
to make d3posi t.
Krieger reported pool is to open on Sunday June 7, 1942, Mr.
I Hubbard to arrive about June 15.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by starr, City ,Property
Committee was given power to act in placing soap in bath houses.
On motion of starr, seconded by Olivetti, City Property
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Committee was given power to act in obtaining an adding machine
to be used at the pool, rent or purchased.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, aty Property Committee
was given power to act in the matter of courtesy tickets at the pool.
Burdick mentioned that one unit of cooling system had started
to leak and also that one of the automatic oilers had gone bad.
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Olivetti, C. W. Burdick was author-
ized to make necessary repairs.
Starr requested that all cOlnmittee chairmen MIO had any pay
roll or expense in their department, should begin to make calcula-
tions for 1942-1943 budget, and requested that same be presented
with a complete break down.
On motion of Walker, seconded by Olivetti, that the City Clerk
advertise for bids for first class Road Patrol, second hand.
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On motion of Walker, seconded by Olivetti, Clerk was instructed
to return certified check deposited with bid on new patrol, which
on account of war, was unable to deliver.
On motion of Walker, seconded by Krieger, gravle District
#120 was let to Third City Sand Company @ 45'; providing they would
take it on at that price.
Sander mentioned that Mr. Falldorf and Suhr wished to meet
with the Sewer Committee pertaining to drainage from Storm Sewer
across Mr. Falldorf's land. After some discussion, it was decided
that the Sewer Committee and Engineer 4larrison meet with Mr. Falldorf
and Suhr at 1:05 P. M., June 4, 1942.
Harrison mentioned changes in F. H. A and W. P. B. in defense
areas, pertaining to plumbing.
On motion of Cord~, Council adjourned to 6:30 P. M., Tnursday
June 4, 1942.
F. S. \'Vhite,
Ci ty Clerk.
June 3, 1942.
Grand Island, Nebr.
June 4, 1942.
Council met as per adjournment of June 3, "His Honor," the
Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen pres.ant except Walker.
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RESOLD rrION
Whereas the Gi ty of Grand Island has by ordinance adopted
a Building Gode which fixes certain standards concerning
plumbIng, and
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Whereas because of the existence of war the plumbing
requirements can not be complied with because materials are
not available, and
Whereas the Federal Hou sing Administration has adopted
10VJer standards f or plumbing becau se of the 1jjar and these
standards do not comply with the provisions in Grand Island's
Bu tIding Gode, and
Whereas the Federal Housing Administration's standards
should be approved in order that building and repairing may
con tinue.
THEREfi'ORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE }VIAYOR AND 'fHE CITY
COUNOIL OF 'llHE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the
standards for plumbing adopted by the :B'ederal Housing Adminis-
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for the Gity of Grand Island, and that said plumbing standards
as adopted by the Federal Housing Administrat:ton be the
standards for the Oi ty of Grand Island so long as war continues
and so long as materials required by the Grand Island
Building Gode can not be seeu red.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Gity Glerk fOl"'"lJ'Jard to
the Oity Engineer and the Oity Building Inspector a certified
copy of this resolution.
Respectfully su bmi tted thi s 4th day of June, 1942.
E ~ L. Wa.ll(~r,
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Oommittee.
On motion of Tripe, s~conded by starr, Resolution was adopted.
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Claim of Roush Motor Company for $102.00 for bullet proof
glass placed in and greasing of, Police Cars, was presented. On
motion of Cords, seconded by Starr, claim was allowed. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye.
"His Honor," presented auditors report of findings in Engineer's
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office, there being discrepancies, found so far, amounting to over
$400.00 through the process of padded payrolls and ficticious
claims. After Aome discussion as to method to purpue and manner
of procedure, it was decided to make a contact with District Judge
whereupon Elias F. starr, Chairman of Finance Committee, and M. A.
Olivetti, President of Council made the visit. The report from
the Judge was, that he agreed if Mayor, County Attorney, and Paul
Williams would appear before him, that he would arrange to parole
Williams to himself or County Attorney, and also for payment each
week or pay period, by Williams to himself (Judge), or County
Attorney, and that upon first default, warrant would be served,
arrest made and the case prosecuted. On motion of Starr, Council
II adjourned.
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F. S. White,
Ci ty Clerk.
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GENERAL FUND
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO JUNE 4, 1942
APPROPRIATED TRANSFERS
$ 2,600.00
14,600.00
28,250.00
6,900.00
27,000.00
6,500.00
46,700.00
650.00
9,182.50
21,095.70
6,486.61
21,330.89
4,512.64
38,268.74
556.24
489. 54
4;v224.63
2,122.71
16,992.83
8,278.33
10,675.12
5,265.00
12,006.43
33,130.72
8,689.71
31,686.78
11,213.30
2,000.00
EXPENDED
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
Street &; Alley
Gas Tax
Sewer Fund
Engineer
Incidentals
NYA Program
NYA-Gir1s
675.00
Recreation
4,300.00
6,000.00
7,500.00
6,500.00
11,500.00
5,300.00
14,800.00
38,300.00
11,500.00
36,000.00
9,000.00
3,000.00
286,900.00
20.069.02
.306,969.02
247,208.42
Municipal Pool
WPA Program
Airport
Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
Park Fund
9,.500.00
4,546.02
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Paving ft'und
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Transfers
5,.348.00
20,069.02
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$ 2,600.00
5,417.50
7,154.30
413..39
5,669.11
1,987.36
8,431.26
9.3.76
185.46
1,075.37
3,877.29
7.17
2,767.69
824.88
35.00
2,793.57
5,169.28
2,810.29
4,313.22
3,134.70
1,000.00
59,760.60
Total amount of Approp and Transfers sho~m $13,175.00 more than actual
amount, on account of transfer of 19,600.00 from Incidental Fund to WPA
$675.00 to NYA-Gir1s &; $3000.00 from street &; Alley Fund to Paving Fund
Ice Fund 16,468.42
Water Fund 49,583.33
Light Fund 133,172.64
Paving District 14,010.82
Sewer District 1.64-8.77
$462;092.40
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. VV'hite, City Clerk.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
.June 12, 1942.
Council met as pJre special call. "His Honor," the Mayor preSiding.;"
Bach Councilman present, except starr & Tripe.
Olivetti and Burdick stated facts concerning the salaries paid
in Ice, Water & Light Department and the shifting of employees to
Ordnance plant, and suggested that in order to retain the present staff,
salaries would have to be raised.
Burdick mentioned his dep;~rtments had lost twelve men in the
last three months.
On motion of Cords, seconded by Olivetti, the Water CorJIDittee
and Commissioner were given power to act in the matter of salaries for
the duration.
Cords mentioned there were six tires (one truck and five passenger
car) in the possession of Police Department.
On motion of Cords, seconded by Bradstreet, the Police Committee
were given power to act in making disposition of tires.
On ~otion of Krieger, Council adjourned.
F. S. Whi t e ,
City vlerk.
June 12, 1942.
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June 17, 1942.
Council met in regular session, 'lliis Honor," the Mayor,
presiding. All Councilmen present except Starr.
Minutes of June 3, 4 & 12 were read and approved.
Mr. Schiller asked permission to string a penant across the
street in front of th~ Grand,Theatre. On motion of Cords, seconded
by Krieger, permission was granted.
Zellen presented parking meter proposition. On motion of Cords,
seconded by Krieger, was referred to Street and Alley and Police
Committees.
Hubbard presented data concerning swimming pool, need for more
and better swimmers, only two guards on duty at this time. Program
as outlined was not as extensive as last year, but planned a pageant
and suggested a water basket ball league be organized, also asked for
the sup:.;ort of the Council in putting on the Central Nebraska and
Midwestern A. A. U. (No & So Dakota, Western Iowa and Nebraska) Swim~
ming meets which would cost from $110.00 to $120.00. On motion of
Krieger, seconded by Walker, request was granted and support pledged.
Gardner of NYA, Thanked the Council for their participation in
the NYA activities here and informed them that the NYA program would
close here on June 30, 1942.
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Olivetti, the City Property
Committee was given power to act in the matter of settling on
rental to C. E:. Willard and Clerk instructed to notify the parties
effected.
Bid of Island Supply Company on second-:- hand Austin Motor Grader
$1400.00 was read. On motion of Walker, seconded by Krieger, was
accepted.
Bid of Kelly Well Company on Sewer District #182, approximately
1350 line ft 8" Clay Tile Sewer in place, $1350.00, 4 manholes @
$60.00 each was read. On motion of bander, seconded by Bradstreet
was accepted.
Requ~st from Rev. B. H. Armes, Assembly of God, for permission
to use Gym for Sunday School purposes on Sundays, was referred to
the City Property Committee.
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Protests from K. F. Combs, Manag~r of Western Union, F. R. Donner,
Wm. Youngclaus, Baseball Hdqts. and K. M. M.. J. pertaining to the no
parking in the 300 block on North Locust Street, were read. On motion
of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, were referred to the street &Alley and
Police Committees.
Offer of E. P. Crick of $125.00 )Dep. $25.00) for Lot 6, Block 4,
Park Place, was read. On motion of Krieger, seconded by Olivetti,
was referred to City Property Committee.
Communication from C. P. Wakeman, President of Local 433, Am.
Fed. of State, County and Municipal Employees, requesting an early
meeting with Mayor and Council was read. On motion of Olivetti,
seconded by Kreiger, was referred to Mayor and Council.
Letter from S. A. Hayman, explaining why employees join union
was read. On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, was referred to
City Property Committee.
Lett.er from G. I. Central Labor Union was read. On motion of
Olivetti, seconded by Cords, was received and placed on file.
Request of L. A. Bangs, for deferment of sidewalk construction
on Cherry Street was read. On motion of Walker, seconded by Olivett,
Clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Bangs that sidewalk should be laid,
either by himself or by City.and assessed against the property.
Elder Grant D. Bendixsen, Latter Day Saints made request for
permission to hold Gospel meetings on the street one night a week.
On motion of Krieger, secnded by Cords, was referred to Police and
Street and Alley Committees.
June 5, 1942.
To the Honorable City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
,~closed find statement of amount of money to be raised by taxation
for District No.2, Grand Island, Nebr. for the school year 1942-1943.
Yours truly,
A. B. Newell
Secretary.
ReCAPI TULATION
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Percent
of ~otal
3.34
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State Apportionment--------------------$
State and Federal Subventions----------
11,500.00
2,450.00
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Fines and Licenses-------------
Rentals------------------------
Sales - Shop liilaterials---------
Other Sources------------------
TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION
For General Fund------------
For Bond and Interest Fund
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ESTIMATED DISBURS~l~~TS
General Contral----------------
Instructional Service----------
Operation of School Plant------
Maintenance of Plant-----------
Fixed Charges~-----------------
Debt Service-------------------
Capital Outlay-----------------
Auxiliary Agencies and Other
Sundry Activities-----------
Tota1-----------
12,500.00
10,000.00
.350.00
400.00
.300.00
281,176.00
25,604.00
.344,280.00
15,987.00
2.38,571.00
38,715.00
10,831.00
1,92.3.00
26,100.00
1,085.00
11,068.00
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Percent
01' Total
3.63
2.91
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81.67
7.44
100.00
4.64
69.30
11.25
3.15
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7.58
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3.21
100.00
A. B. Newell, Secretary.
On motion of Cords, secondBd by Kreiger, was received and
placed on file.
Olivetti stated Deats had written C. A. A. 5th region pertain-
ing to lease at Airport ($1.00 per year)
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Whereas because of the war and the condittons resulting
therefrom, an incr ease in salary sbou Id be gi ven to Ci ty
ernploye es as hereinafter set fOl'th and designated. Said in-
crease in salaries to be paid as of May 1, 1942.
rrHEREFOHE BE IT RESOLVED BY TEB MAyon AND CI'1'Y COUIWIL
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ci ty employees l")e paid salari es as hereinafter designated and
tbat said salary be paid as of May 1, 1942.
City Ligbt, Water, and Ice Department.
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A. W. Larson
Max Scoville
Mal"y Scholz
Olga Schumacher
Estella Harrison
Elizabeth Taylor
W. V. Keller
Pau 1 Ru ple
H. G. :Mu eller
C. T. Minnich
Earl Phelps
Sam I3a te s
Virgil Peters
E. H. Gi e r
Jo e Bosler
IJ. E. Kenney
C. C. Clark
R. Cunningham
Carl Bartelt
Frank Gri ggs
James Kahler
I. J. England
C. R. Linderman
T. J. Ellsberry
H. S. Keller
Ray Ault
IN. Grothendick
Thos. lVIarsolek
W. E. Bai 1 ey
H. L. Simpson
Ralph futcher
Jay Burmood
Frank Greeg
Andrew Cosh
Paul Clark
Gus Holub
C. P. Wakeman
John Phelps
C. E. Rassett
IN. A. Druliner
E. G. Holmes
B. E. Farris
Henry Schoel
Elmer Meth
F. Jones
A. Hi ttenhou se
Sid Lockhart
Ice Deli veryman
Common labor (Extra help)
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Salary As Increased
190.00
125.00
90.00
90.00
85.00
85.00
120.00
110.00
50 t} pel" :b.r.
240 .00
160.00
155.00
135 .00
1;3 .5 .00
1;') 5 .00
150.00
155.00
155.00
130.00
1 '15.00
115.00
110.00
110.00
155.00
55t} per br.,
5O$t'
5O$t'
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77 tj.
72t}
72t}
72rj
45t}
160.00
72rj per br.
72r1 per hr.
50rj
401-
137 .50
100.00
110.00
150.00
130.00
130.00
110.00
110.00
125.00
105 .00
40)i
205.00
130.00
95.00
95 .00
90.00
90.00
125.00
115.00
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255.00
1'10.00
170.00
148.00
148 .00
148.00
170 .00
170.00
170.00
143 .00
160.00
12 5 .00
115.00
115.00
170.00
621- per br.
57rj
57ft
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80rl
80)i
55)i
175.00
80i per hr.
80)i per hI'.
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145.00
105 .00
115.00
165.00
143.00
143.00
120.00
120.00
140.00
115.00
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RESOLUTION CON'rr:NUED
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A 2}i' pel' hour raise for all men. employed by the hour.
Each member of the Police Department, exoept the Chief
of Police, shall receive an increase in salary in. the sum of
$12.50 per month.
Each member of the Fire Department, except the Chief
of the Fire Department, sb.al1 recei ve an incr'ease in salary
in the sum of $12.50 per month.
Name present Salary Salary As InOI'eased
H. J. Cordes $ 125.00 $ 140 .00
E. W. Keiss 1'75.00 185.00
Chas. Wenn 165.00 175.00
&:ld Porter 120.00 1~:S0 .00
Dave William 140 .00 1':15.00
Alex Kehm 135 .00 140 .00
John Ho 1d en 130.00 135.00
Henry Schirkofsky 150.00 160.00
Gus Paulsen 15Q .00
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On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Krieger, was adopted. Roll
Call Ballot, all voting aye.
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WHEREAS, the Oouncil of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, heretofore, and on the 15th day of April, 1942,
duly and regularly passed Ordinance No. 1913, which s-aid
Ordinance was on said date duly signed and approved by the
Mayor, and thereafter and on the 18th day of April, 1942,
duly published as required by law, and
WHEREAS, said Ordinance provided for the appropriating
and condemning of private property for the use of the said
City as a site for a well for the Water Department of said
City, and appointed Bert Phillips, A. J. Guendel and Oarl
Knickrehm, three disinterested freeholders of the City to
assess the damages, and fixed the 20th day of May, 1942,
at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M., in the Council Chamber of
the City Hall in said City of Grand Island, as the time
and place of their meeting, and
WHEREAS, due and legal notice of the time and place of
the meeting of the appraisers was given to all owners and
parties int erested, and
WHEREAS, the said A. J. Guendel, one of the appraisers
so appointed by said Ordinance, was unable to serve as such
appraiser, and
WHEREAS, A. W. Campbell, a disinterested freeholder of
the City, was duly and regularly appointed to act as
appraiser, and
WHEREAS, the said Bert Phillips, Carl Knickrelun, and
A. W. Campb ell, on th e 20th day of May, 1942, and more than
thirty days after pub 1 1 cat ion of said Ordinance, met at the
time and place stated in said Ordinance, and fateI' taking and
subscribing to the oath to faithfully and impEr':tially dis-
charge their duty, on the same day, viewed the property
appropriated and on the 3rd day of June, 1942, they made
signed and ~eturned to the City Clerk their assessment of
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of the damage for each piece or lot of l'roperty appropriated,
which assessment report was duly received and filed, and
WHEREAS, the Mayor' and Oi ty Council find that the
report of the appraisers, as submitted and filed, should
be accepted, ratified and approved:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
That the report of the appraisers Bert Phillips, Carl
Knickrebm and A. W. Campbell, wi th reference to the
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apprc:rpriation and condemnation of the following described
private property for the use of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, for city Water purposes, to-wit:
lA:>t Six (6) in Block ttAt- in Parkview SUbdiviSion,
located in. the Northeast Quarter (NEi) of Section
29, and in the (NWi) Northwest Quarter of Section
28~ all in Township.Eleven ,(11), North, Range Nine
(9J, West of the Sixth P. M., in RaIl County,
Nebraska ,
be, and the same hereby is, accepted, ratified, confirmed
and appraved.
That the City 'Of Grand Island, Nebraska, take, occupy
and possess for its use as a site for a well for the Water
Department of said City of Grand Island, Nebraska, the
praperty so condemned as above set out and described.
Dated this 17th day of June, 1942.
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On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, Olivetti, Cords, Walker, Tripe, Kreiger,
Bradstreet and Sander voting aye.
Nay, none, Starr absent.
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HBSOLUTION
Wt.n~hl~l\.S, on the lith day of JanuarY:J J920, tllE~ aycH.qnd
OJ. ty Council of the City of Grand Island pafH3EKl and appt'oved
O:t'd1.nnnce NUli\bel' 730, wh:ich oI'c1:tnanee provided 8,HlOn (d:;h01'
things, that the City 111:...8 the l'ight to cornpel tIle 1ay:tnu;
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to !ie paved so that t3uch ut:tli ties m:tght be la:td before the
constrJctlon of the paving, and
WHEREAS, persuant to sald Ordir,"ance Number 730, a watel"
s0T'vlce charge 1Jvas on the f24th da;:/ of :rune, 1930, assessed
against Lot fi ve (5), Rlock eight (8), 'Hooc} In.e
o. --i. ti {)rl to
the 01 t:v of Grand I sJJ:l.llrJ in the 8UI11 of twent.v~fl VG dallal's
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WHEHT~AS, thex'8 does not exist :in Woodbine AdcUtion t1.
Lot known as Lot five (5), Blocl;;: e:tght (8), and
V7J.D~~ TtJ~i\S, 'tJ-le 1)1- 0 r)er~ tOt)' t lla t S110l11(~l 110. -'.Ie lJe e!1 as s e t~ s eel for.
said wateT' main was Lot five (5), Block three (3), Ashton
Add 1 t:I.on [UK1 :t ts complement Lot 1'1. va (5), Rlocl\: twenty-fi va
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V~IISR1~1\.S, 1-) COatI is () sale} a. ss essro_c3r:t't V{8.,S \ri f}cl ae:~l:lj1 s t a
lot; ()l~ par~eel ()f 1 arid. VJ11ic}1 dOf;S Yl(rG exj.st 8!xl(1- f}SSeSSll1(;11't;
Vias never paid, and
vUl1!:REAS, Lot five (5), Block thl'se (3), Ashton Acldltion,
whIch should have been assessed foI' sEda water H1Fdn Vias
l'ecently sold to Earle GrtrrlXl11nger, and the abstractor' :In
ex.t.erl{j J
the abstl'act did not show 8.117t ass ossment du e for'
water malns, and.
lj'lHIi:EEAS, the pu:r.chaSEll' of sald real e::ltabe, Earle
Grimminger, on the 15th day of May, 1942, po.ic1 to the Cj.ty
TreaSl~ .rel' the Burn of fOl'ty-fi va dollars and tldr'teen cents
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($45.13) pl'ln ci pal and inte:r:est ,undel> pl'otest, tIle amount pf:dd
being the ass es srnen t wl:"d eh .s}lonlcl have been fU:1sess eel agEl.inst
Lot
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C:i.ty did not properly l'ecord sald
spec:l.al assesfl:ne:nt nnd the pLll'cbasel' of tlLe 1:'
ostfl te 8~C-
quircd tbc sar:c'
J5ev:t:ng it to be free f:r'OlH any such assess....
ment, the alno1.:mt paid under protest :8h01.:l ld be repr,dd to the
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agaltwt Lo'c Fi VO (5) ~ Block 61 grIt (8), Wooc1TI_ ne Addi tion,
should 18 cancelled and stricken from the tax records.
TTTEHH:FOfGi: ~n~ IT HESOI>V:EiD J]'{ TIm hi AYOH .iU,Tn CIT'{ COUNCIT)
OF 'rUE GI'fY OF GHAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA that the sum of f orty-
fi ve dolla'l's and thiT'teon can ts ($45 ~13) bo repa1.d to the
sald Earle Gr.lwrn1nger and that his clalrn filed theJ'ofoI' T-J0
al10vI cd ..
13g rre l<'(JR'I'l-fi!:H }{}l~SOJ.Nl~D that tbe i3 p!':Jcial FtSn0S13ment
levied against Lot f'i VB (5); Block eif)lt (8), Wood1:llne Adell t:lon
to the Clty of Grand Island be and the saClS is b.oreby
ol'derecl cancelled and stricl~en frmn the tax records..
BE I'll FUHTHli;H HESU.J..JV.bD that the 01 ty Tr-oas\u'e:r' be
and he 1s herehy authorIzed, directecl,
j,rl rlt:I~\A c.t;ecl t~)
c:an.Gol sa:ld specl.al as:30ssment emd. that the City GleI"'k for-
'Nard. to the G1 ty Tl'easurer I:l. cel'tlfied copy of tld S l'e301u t:ion.
Respect:fu11y s1Jbrnitted this 17th day of ,TLme, 10,~2.
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call ballot, all voting aye.
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To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
G~ntlemen:
Your City Prop~rty Committee reports Ivan Waldo of thg City
of Grand Island has offer3d to purchase from the City the r~al
estate known and described as Lot four (4), Block eighteen (18),
Rollin's Addition to the City of Grand Island, and has agreed to
pay $1,750 for the same. $25 of the purchase price has been
paid to the City Clerk as a down payment, and the balance of
$1,725 will b~ paid in full when the deed has been delivered to
the purchaser.
We recommend that the offer be accepted, that the property be
sold according to the terms herein set forth, and that an
ordinance directing the sale of said real estate be prepared
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and passed, and that notice of said sale be given according to law.
Respectfully submitted this 17th day of June, 1942.
Henry A. Krieger
Frank L. Tripe
City Property Committee
On motion of Kreiger, seconded by Tripe, report was approved.
Krieger mentioned that Rev. Hubbard had made request for per-
mission to hold evening worship in the different parks. On motion
of Krieger, s9conded by Walker, request was granted.
Krieger mentioned request from Historical Society for storage
space of their belongings and that the clleck room on third floor had
been mentioned as available and ade~uate, but the Janitor had said room
was not large enough as the Society (Mr. Roeser) claimed, had about
Ii truck loads. On motion of Krieger, secpnded by Cords, that the
Society be notified that there was not enough space available.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Krieger, City Clerk was
authorized to transfer $500.00 from Incidental Fund of the General
Fund, to WPA Fund of the General Fund. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
Olivetti, Cords, Tripe, Nalker, Krieger, Bradstreet, Sander. Nay,
none. Starr absent.
Olivetti mentioned a car being ngeded for use of Ass't. Engineer,
and had received informal bids for same. On motion of Olivetti,
seconded by Krieger, was referred to Finance Committee and Engineer
harrison, with power to act.
June 17, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, your Fire Committee, to whom was referred the several bids
for 1000 ft of Fire Hose, beg to report that we recorr~end the pur-
chase of 500 ft Multex 2-ply woven Eureka Fire Hose @ $1.15 per ft,
bid of Wm. Kelly & Company, and 500 ft Fendwell Double Jacket Fire
Hose with Rock~r Lug Couplings @ $1.15 per ft, bid of Schuff Tire
Service.
Respectfully submitted,
A. L. Bradstreet
Elias F~ Starr
Fire Committee
On motion of Cords, seconded by Bradstreet, report was approved.
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On motion of Tripe, s~conded by Olivetti, dance permit was
granted to George ~ngle.
On motion of Tripe, seconded by Krieger, bonds of Walter H. Geis,
C. E. Rockwell, M. H. Westphal and H. ,J. Bauert, Police Patrolmen,
having been OKed as to form by City Attorney, were accepted.
Mayor sta t'3d th'3 Finance Coromi ttee and Council had gone over "!..
th'3 special report of auditors on Engineerts Department showing a
sh~rtage of $483.15 and due to inadequate s;'Y$tem of records were un-
able to determine further discrepancies.
The employee responsible
for the shortage left the employ of the City on the 18th of April,
and has arranged to reimburse the City for the loss sustained.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, the report of Auditors
was approved.
Claims against the City were read. On motion of Olivetti,
seconded by Walker, were allowed as read. Roll call ballot, each
voting aye.
June 16, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, N'3br.
Gentlem'3n:
I hereby c'3rtify that the City Water Department has completed
320 feet of Water Main District No. 89 in accordance with the terms
of the contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and the
City Water Department, which contract was dated June 3, 1942.
The estimate on District No. 89 was made for approx. 608 feet of
water main, but on account of war conditions it is almost impossible
to get cast iron pipe and fit tings, and as the r sHuaining part of the
district is no~ services by another and smaller water line, it was
deemed advisable to construct only the amount completed as shown in
this recommendation.
I further certify that the improvement as made contains the
following items.
320 lineal feet of cast iron 6" water main @ $1.45 p'3r ft---$464.00
I recommend that the work as completed by the City Water ~partm~nt
be accept~d and approved by the City of ~and Island, Nebr.
I h~rewith submit ths: following statement of all the costs in
connection with the said Wat3I' Main District No. 89.
To the City Water Department.
To gngin'3ering and Publication
$464.00
25.00
~489.00-
Total
The total cost to b'3 paid from the Water Main District Fund.
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I also recommend that the City ~ouncil sit as a board of
~qualization on th~ said district on July 1, 1942, Elld that wh~n th~
ass~ssments are made for th~ different lots and tracts, that, inasmuch
as part of the property served by this district is outsid~ of the
City Limits, that provision be made for a charg~ for connecting any
part of this outsid~ territory at any time in the future when it may
be connected with this district.
Respectfully submitt~d,
Ray L. harrison,
City Bngineer.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, was adopted.
Ordinance #1923, covering sale of Lot 4, Blk 18, Rollins Addi-
tion, to Ivan Waldo, was regularly pass~d by Council and signed by
the Mayor.
Moved by Olivetti, second~d by Cords, that the ordinanc~ be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye, the ordinance was read at length and deolared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Krieg~r, that the rules be sus-
pended and the ordinance be placed on its final passage. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1924, pertaining to trail~r parking on residential
lots, was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Cords, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was read at length and passed its first r:mding.
Moved by Olivetti, sec nded by Krieger, that th~ ru19s be sus-
pended and the ordinance be placed on its final passage.
R all call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed by the Council,
and signed by th9 Mayor.
On motion of Tripe, s9conded by Walk9r, Street Department was
couthorized to mark off curb space, so called, along or around filling
stations and also mark parking spac9s th9re on, 9xc9pt for 16 feet
9ntrance and exit. Roll call ballot, voting aY9, Olivetti, Cords,
Krieger, Bradstre9t, Walk~r and Tripe. Voting Nay, Sander. Starr
absent.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourn~d.
F. S.Whi te,
City I..,;lerk.
June 17, 1942.
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June 19, 1942.
Council met as per special call "His Honor," th~ M2yor,
presiding. All Councilmen present, except Bradstreet..
Ordinance #1925 pertaining to zoning at the Airport was regular-
ly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor..
Moved by starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by starr, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its final passage. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed by the (buncil and
signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1926, pertaining to Traffic Regulation, was regular-
ly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by starr, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was rsad at l:mgth and passed its first reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by starr, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its final passage. Roll call ballot,
each Councilman voting aye. Ths ordinancs was finally passed by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourned.
June 19, 1942.
F. S. White,
Ci ty \..lerk.
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June 29, 1942.
Council met as per special call, "His Honor," the Mayor,
presiding. Each Councilman present except starr and Bradstreet.
Ordinance #1927, condemning certain property, (Frac. Lots 9
& 10, Block 9, Baker's Addition) at south end of viaduct for Park
purposes was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Krieger, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was read at length and passed its first reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by CordS, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye, the ordinance was finally passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
June 27, 1942.
To the Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Dear Sir s:
The Reimers family want to close the estate and would like to
sell to the City of Grand Island the tract of land lying directly
north of the cemetery as an extension to the present acerage. It
consists of 46 99/100 acres and has a water main already laid in
from Second Street so that that expense would not be necessary when
the lots are sold.
We are willing to sell it at a very reasonable price, and if
you are interested, kindly contact me.
Very respectfully yours,
Theodore Reimers.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords was referred to City
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Contract for Miller Parking Meters was read. On motion of
Olivetti, se~ded by Walker, the ~ontract be signed with the addition
of clause, "Providing that the City can order meters out, if gas ra-
tioning is made effective prior to one year". Roll call ballot, each
Councilman voting aye.
On motion of Cords, Council adjourned.
June 30, 1942.
F. S. White,
City ""lark.
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July 1, 1942.
Council m~t as a Board of 15qualization on Wat~l' Main District
#89. President of Council, Olivetti, presiding, the Mayor being out
of the City. All Councilmen present, except Bradstreet.
Assessment on Water Main District #89, after some discussion,
there being no protests, on motion of Starr, seconded by Cords, the
Council adjourned,as aBoard of Equalization, to meet at 7:30 P. M.,
July 15, 1942.
July 1, 1942.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
Grand Island, Nebr.
July 1, 1942.
Council met in regular session, Mr. Olivetti, president of the
Council presiding. Each Councilman presmt except Bradstreet.
Minutes of previous meetings, June 17, 19 & 29, were read and
approved.
Communication from C. E. Beals, SecretElI'Y M.unicipal League was
read.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Krieger, that the Citya.erk
notify Mr. Beals, that the City Clerk and probably three others would
attend State Convention to be held in Beatrice on October 15 & 16,
1942. Acting Mayor, Olivetti, suggested that Mr. Starr go over list
of suggest~d problems of Municipalities for discussion to ascertain
if any of those mentioned applied to Grand Island and to so notify
the ex-secretary.
Mr. 1. A. Bangs, made request that the Council defer action
pertaining to sidewalk construction. On account of establishing a
precedent, the Council felt that the walk should be constructed as
per previous action.
Five Trailer occupants, ladles, protested the trailer Ordinance
pertaining to one and two trailer parkings. Some discussion after
which the PI' eSiding Mayor, very grac efully excused the ladies, with
an invitation to come again.
Mr. Krickle appeared before the Council with request for allowance
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After some discussion p~rtaining to sick leave and vacations,
on motion of Starr, seconded by Walker, vacation time was granted to
E. J. Krickle(7 days). Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
On motion of starr, seconded by Krieger, City A ttorney and
Mayor, were authorized to make a resolution pertaining to sick leave
and vacations.
Harley Simpson representing the City Employees, stated that in
the union, they r9quested a seven day sick time for one year, noY/r
accumulative, and one day per month vacation accumulative up to 24
days.
Request of English Lutheran Church for two "No Parking" spaces
during the Sunday School Hour, was presented by Walker. On motion of
Walker, seconded by Krieger, re~uest was granted.
Walker stated that C. E. Brown had made request for marked stalls
on both sides of w9St third street, in the 600 Block. On motion of
Walker, seconded by Tripe, it was so ordered.
On motion of Walker, seconded by Krieger, stop signs are to be
placed on Koenig Street (Pine Street intersection).
Grand Island, Nebr.
June 30, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Finance who was instructed to look into
the matter of a service car for the Engineering Department, wish to
report that we ha.ve found a 1938 model Ford panel sedan, which cctn
be b~ught for $425.00. The car seems to be in first class shape
and carries a reasonable guarant~e from the McGuire Motor Company.
We tharefore recommend the purchase of this car for the use of
the ~ngineering Department.
Respectfully submitted,
Elias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
Finance Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Cords, rep9rt and recommendation
wer~ adopted. Roll call ballot, ~ach Councilman voting aye.
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July 1, 1942.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, N~braska.
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I desire to call your attention to the urgent need for fuaking
extensive repairs to boiler settings under boilers 1 and 2 at the
Power Plant.
Th'9se boilers were installed in 1926 and 1927 respectively and
have been in almost constant use since that time or until 1939 when
our new #3 boiler was installed. These boiler settings have had no
major repairs since.
The repairs necessary consist of relining the settings with
special Biglow Liptak blocks and fire brick. These blocks are avail-
able only through one Supply house and we, therefore, can see no rea-
son for advertising for bids for this material; also in view of the
Priority Preference Rating situation, orders for this material should
be placed as soon as possible. We have made up an estimate covering
the materials necessary and this will run between $1350. 00 and $1500.00.
Added to this will be the necessary brick mason labor.
I should also like to call your attention to the difficulties
confronting your Water and Light Department witli respect to the pur-
chase of water meters, water service supplies, electric meters, trans-
formers, wire etc., which are all nec essary in the conduct of the
business and in accordance with certain requirem::mts laid down by the
City Ordinances.
We are informed by the War .2roduction Board that no more water
meters and water service supply materials are available for any types
of building projects outside of those being used for strictly defense
plants, and that no extensions can bs made without orders from the
War Production Board.
Owing to the above conditions we believe it advisable to make
certain temporary changes, for the duration, in the minimum rate
charges for water so that custom~rs who are unable to secure metc;rs
and whose meters may becollle worn out will be able to secure a supply
of city water at a reasonable minimum both to the city and customer.
Yo ur s truly,
C. W. Burdick,
Water & Light Commissioner.
On motion of Sander, secilllded by Tripe, was referred to Ice,
Water & Light Committee, and G W. Burdick, with power to act..
Bond of Gus Nelson, Electrician was presented. On motion of
Tripe, seconded by Walker, was accepted.
Grand Island, Nebr.
June 30, 1942.
To the Honorable Mayor, a.nd City Council,
Grand Island, NebI'..
Gen tl emen:
We, your City Property Committee, to whom th'3 bid of Edmund P.
Crick was referred, r3COlllUl'3nd that same be rejected. Bid $125.00
down payment, $25.00, location of property, Lot 6, Block 4, Park
Place Addition.
Respectfully submitted,
Frank Trip~
H eDr.~.A..- Is;; .
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Aft~r some exp.anation by Krieger, as to reason for rejecting
bid, city having over $460.00 invest~d in same he did not fes1 that
property should be given away.
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Tripe, report was accepted.
June 30, 1942.
To the Honorable Mayor and
City C0uncil, Grand Island.
Gentlemen:
We, your City Property Committee, to whom the bid of M. E. Olson
was referred, recommend that same be rejected. Bid $150.00 down
paymenr ~25.00, location of property, Lot 4, Block 27, Schimmer's
Addition.
Respectfully submitted,
Henru. Krieger
Frank Tripe
City Property Committee
Krieger stating that the lot 4, block 27, Schimmel'S was the
greater portion of small tract bid in by City and the portion left
would be worthless, City investment, $264.86. On motion of Krieger,
seconded by Cords, report was approved.
June 30, 1942
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island.
Gentlemen:
We, your Ci ty Prop'~rty Committee, to whom the bid of Leal Wilson
was referred, recommend that same be accepted. Bid $750.00 down, pay-
ment $25.00, location of property, Lot 7 & 8, Block 11, Packer & Barr's
Addition..
We further recommend that the City A ttorney be Instruct9d to pre-
pare an Ordinance covering the sale.
Respectfully submitted,
Henr'Y~Krieger
Frank Tripe ~
City Property Committee
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Tripe, report was approved.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island is the owner of Lots
seven and eight ( 7 & 8), Block .1.~en (11), Packer and
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WHEREAS, Leal Wilson of the City of Grand Island is de-
sirous of PlrChasing the within described real estate and
has agreed to pay therefore the sum of seven handred fifty
($700) dollars and has paid twenty-five ($25) dollars as a
down payment therefore to the City Treasurer and will pay the
balance of seven hundred twenty-five ($725) dollars upon
delivery of a Quit Claim deed, and the City shall not be
required to furnish an abstract of title.
THEREFORE BE IT REBOL VW BY THE MAYOR Al'J'D 01 TY OOU N C~L
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real estate known as Lots seven and eight (7 & 8), B10ek
eleven (11), Packer and Barr's Addition to the Oity of
Grand Island, Nebraska be and the same is hereby authorized,
directed, and confirmed in accordance wi th the terms herein
set forth, and that an ordinance be prepared directing the
sale thereof as by law provided.
Respectt:;elly subnitted this ($ day of July, 1942.
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July 1, 1942
Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gen tl emen:
I hereby certify that the Third City Sand Company, has
completed the work on Gravel District No. 20, in accordance
with the specifications and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr., and th:: Third City Sand Company,
which contract was dated June 3, 1942.
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I further c':3rtify that th':3 work completed contains the follow-
ing material at the unit pI'ice S':3t forth in the contract to-wit:
24 cu yds ro~d gravel @ $
892 cu yds road gravel @
$9,,60
401,,40
.40 per yd
.45 p~r yd
I recommend that the work of gravelling district No. 20 be
accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in
connection with the said gravel district No. 20.
To the Third City Sand Co.
To Sid,Cole
To Sngineering and Publication
$ 401.40
9,.60
39,,00
$ 450.00
Total
To be divided as follows:
To the Paving District Fund
To the Paving Fund
$ 403.-4.3
46.57
$ 450.00
Total
I further rBcolllffiend that the City Council sit as a Board of
Equallzation on the said Gravel District No. 20, on the "5th, day
of Aug.p, 1942, between the hours of 7:30 and 8:00 o'clock, P. M.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison,
Ci ty rl:.ngineer.
On motion of Tripe, s'9conded by Cords, report was approved.
Claims against the City were r'9ad. On motion of Starr, seconded
I by Tripe, were allowed. Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
Ordinance #1928 authorizing sale of lots 7 & 8, block 11, Packer
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by th e Mayor.
Moved by starr, seconded by Walker, that the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The Ordinance was read at length and passed its first r'9ading.
Moved by Starr, s'9conded by Kri'9ger, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinancs be placed on its final passage mld finally passed.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of starr, seconded by Cords, that claims against City
must be filed with the City Clerk not la t'3r than noon on the Tuesday
preceding regular Council meeting, for allowance.
On motion of Cords, Council adjourned.
July 1, 1942.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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IPPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO JuLY 2, 1942
GENERAL FUND
APPROPRIATED
2,600..00
14,600.00
28,250.00
6,900.00
27,000..00
6,500.00
46,700.00
650..00
TRANSFERS
To Pay Co.. Treas.
· Salaries
street & Alley
Gas Tax
Sewer Fund
Engineer
Incidentals
NYA Program
NYA-Gir1s
675..00
Recreation
4,300.00
6,000.00
7,500..00
6,500.00
11,500..00
5,300.00
14,800.00
38,300.00
11,500.00
36,000.00
9,000.00
3,000.00
286,900.00
21,882..42
308,782.49
21,882.49
Municipal Pool
WPA Program
Airport
Street Lighting
19,000.00
5,859..49
Hydrant Rental
Park Fund
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
5,348..00
Total Approp
Transfers
EXPENDED
10,652.00
24,746.37
6,868.17
22,550.75
5,025..79
41,435..21
556.2.4
501..14
3,1+15.71
3,150.73
17,124.60
8,479.83
10,675.12
5,265.00
13,$85.24
37,008.67
10,219.54
35,623..71
11,689.17
3,000.00
27f.;'872.99
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2,600.00
3,948.00
3,503..63
31. 83
4,449.25
1,474.21
5,264.79
93..76
173.86
884..29
2,849.27
375.40
3, 879.. 66
824. 88
35.00
914.76
1,291.33
1,280..46
376.29
2,658.83
36,909.50
Total amount of Approp and Transfers shows $13,675.00 more than actual
amount, on account of transfer 'of $10,000.00 from Incidental Fund to WPA
$675.00 to NYA-Gir1s & $3000.0m from Street & Alley Fund to Paving FUnd.
Ice Fund
Wa ter Fund
Light Fund
Paving District
Sewer District
18,333.89
54,753.13
146,709.09
14,375.25
1. 64$ . 7'Z
t 507,093.12
Respectfully submitted,
F.. S.. WhJhte,
Oi ty Clerk
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Council met as p'3r Special Call. The Mayor presidi.ng. Each
Councilman present, except Krieger who was out of the City.
"His Honor," $tating the purpose of m'3eting being matters con-
cerning Airport. The Army thru an official has suggested the City
purchase all of Section 2 (South of Airport) except where the City
Dump is, N~t Section One and the SWt of SWt of Section 36, and donate
to the Government. After some discussion, on motion of Olivetti,
second~d by Starr, the Mayor was authorized to write the proper
Governm~mt Officials, that the City Council of Grand Island are
willing to go along with the Governm:ent in obtaining property as
requested but in turn , prior to making any further purchase or
options , desired to have some information from the Government as
to the extent the city would be reCjuired to indulge and the nature
of project being promoted.
Discussion of Gutter Plates. On motion of Walker, seconded by
Cords, City ~gineer was authorized to sell Gutter Plates (except 8
or 10 good plates) to J. Bravermen for $15.00 per ton.
Discussion on trai13rs.
On motion of Cords, Council adjourned.
July 7-1942 (12:55 noon)
F. S. 1h'hi te,
City Clerk.
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Grand Island, N~br.
July 10, 1942
Council met as per Special Call, "His Honor, the Mayor, presiding.
Each Councilman present except Starr.
The Mayor Stated the purpose of the me~ting being to try to get
together with the Trailer Occupants as to reasonable fees they should
pay for parking within the City Limits.
Cunningham., Crosos, Ray Wolfe, Mr. & Mrs. Ledingham & Evans,
made pl~es for lower fees, or none at all claiming other cities had
invited th::;m to park within their limits. The Mayor mentioned that
the permit and fees were charged to cover cost of inspection added
costs to the city on account of influx of trail~rs and persons.
(Discussions follow'?:d some words spok:m rather harshly)
Council taking no action.
On motion of Cords, Council adjourned.
July 10, 1942
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
July 15, 1942.
Council met as a Board of Equalization, as per adjournment of
Board of Equalization of July 1, 1942. President of vouncil Olivettt,
presiding, the Mayor being out of town.
Each Councilman present except Cords, and Starr.
On motion of Walker, seconded by Krieger, COill1cil adjourned
as a Board of Equalization to meet again on the 5th day of August,
at 7:30 P.Me
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
Grand ISland, Nebr.
July 15, 1942.
Council met in regular session, President of Council, Olivetti,
presiding, the Mayor being out of the City.
All Councilmen present except Cords.
Minutes of previous meetings, July 1, 7 & 10, were read and
approved.
Mr. Gross addressed the Counc~l pertaining to salvaging of
metals (U P having set up a Com. to contact all agents on the Nebr.
Div~, campaign to start July 20 and run until August 8, 1942.),
making request for the roping off of some street for the dumping of
salvage and that it is the intention to make preparations for a real
Rally Dayan July 23, 1942.
Acting Mayor informed Mr. Gross, that th9 matter would be r9~erred
to the Mayor with the recomIll:mdation that he appoint a committee to
vlork with th9 Salvage Committee.
Mr. $tuht
address'9d the Council wi th reference to use of
Sewer water for irrigating purposes, requesting that the agreement
pertaining to charges for th3 u~e of said sewer water be waived under
present conditions for the duration at least.
Request was referred to City Property Committee to meet with
Mr. Stuhr.
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Harley Simpson made request that the meeting by and betwgen the
Commi ttee from the Council and Ci ty EmploY99s be arrang9d fo"
immediately.
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Request from Library Board for the reappointm::mt of Mrs. Clinton
E. John be made, was referred to the Mayor~
statement of Collections and charges from Boehm Realty Company
were read as follows:
Col1ections---
821 W 4th st. (Waldo) 4-20 to 6-20--------$ 40.00 Fees
508 E 6th St. (Burmood) 5-1 to 8-1--------- 15.00 II
413 N DarI' (Dilla) 5-1 to 8-1 ------------- 24.00 II
417 N Darr (Kindig) 5-1 to 8-1------------- 24.00 "
103..00
$5.75
3.00
3.00
3.00
Check Enclosed
Paid out for repairs 413 N Darr
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WHEREAS, there has heretofore been appropriated by the
City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, in the
Annual Appropriation Ordinance certain sums of money for the
use of the said City in defraying the necessary expenses and
liabilities of the City, and
WHEREAS, said Ordinance specified the obj ect and
purpose for which such appropriation was made, and the amount
appropriated for each object and purpose, and
WHEREAS, the purpose of certain of said funds has been
ful1.y accomplished and an unexpired balance thereof remains,
and no indebtedness has been incurred on account of such
funds wh~ch has m t been fully paid or provided for, and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, find that the unexpired balance in said funds
should be transferred to the Incidenta1 Fund of said City
of Grand. Island, Nebraska,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
That the unexpired balances in the various funds as
follows, to-w1t~~
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Engineering ~'.und - - :!
be, and the same hereby are, transferred to the Incidental
Fund of the General Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
Dated this 15th day of July, 1942.
"P.1i::l~ 1<' ~t::lT'T'
Tiff A.()1i"Att.i
On motion of Starr, S9Cillld9d by Kri9g9r, r9solution was adopted&
Roll call ballot, each voting aye. Cords abs9ht.
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WHEREAS, due to emergency expenditures certain funds
of the City of Grand Island, ~ebraska, have become depleted,
and,
WHEREAS, there remains in the Incidental Fund of the
General Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, an'
unexpired balance, and,
WHEREAS, no indebtedness has been incurred on account
of such funds which has not been fully paid or provided for,
and,
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Grand Island,
NebraSka, find that a portion of the unexpired balance in
said fund should be transferred to the depleted funds of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND~ NEBRASKA:
That $7101.50 of the unexpired balance in the Incidental
Fund of the General Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
be, and the same hereby is, transferred in the amounts and
to the Funds as follows, to-wit:
Police Fund- - - - - - - - - - - - - - j2500.00
Fire Fund- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3000.00
Park Fund- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1000.00
Cemetery Fund- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 500.00
Fund to Pay County Treasurer's Fees- - - 101.50
That the City Clerk be, and he hereby is, instructed
and directed to forward a certified copy of this Resolution
to the CIty Treasurer.
Dated this 15th day of July, 1942.
EliasF.Sta:r:r
M.A.Olivett1,,,,.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Walker, resolution was adopt9d.
Roll call ballot, each voting aye. Cords absento
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RESOLUTION
Wl-mREAS, The First National Bank of Grand I sland, Nebraska,
has deposited Joint Custody Receipt No. 5056, for
United states Treasury Bonds 48-50
2% due 3-15-50
$50,000..00
to protect deposits in said Bank.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLV~D, that above J. O. Custody receipt
be accepted and approved.
Respectfully submitted,
Elias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
Finance Committee
on motion of Starr, seconded by Krieger, resolution was adovted.
Auditor's special report on Engineerfs office was presented.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Walker, report was received and
placed on file and claim ordered paid.
Wall{er reported street Committee had informed him the Island
Supply had on hand about 500# steel wire for street sweeper and
probably would be enought to last for l~ years. On motion of Walker,
seconded by Krieger, was referred to Street & Alley Cornmittee with
power to act. Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
On motion of Walker, Clerk was instrubted to notify L. A. Bangs,
to proceed with sidewalk coe:struction.
Walker mentioned Mrs. Glade in 200 Block North Elm ftreet, had
made I' equest for "No Park" sign for h'3r convenience when out of town
company arrived for a visit. After some discussion request was held
over for Cords.
Bond of N. D. Mann (garbage) OKed as to form by City Attorney,
on motion of Tripe, seconded by Walker was approved.
Request of Hardeman for 1-5" Fig 54l3-Vertical Sewage Pump,
1200 gal p~r minute capacity and one 5" Fig 5423 Horizontal Sewage
pump, capacity 800 gal p~r minute was read. On motion of Sander,
Seconded by Bradstreet, request forone 5" Fig 5413 Vertical Sewage
Pump, capacity 1200 gal per minute, was referred to Sewer Committee
with power to act. Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting aye$
Cords absent.
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On motion of Sander, seconded by Bradstreet, reciuest for 1-5"
Feg. 5423 Horizontal Sewage Pump, capacity 800 gal per minute, was
referred to Sewer Committee with power to act. Roll call ballot,
each Counci.lman votine::. aye. Cords absent.
Grand Island, Nebr.
July 15, 1942.
To the Honorable Mayor
and City CounCil,
Gentlemen:
Re: S. A. Hayman's letter
of June 12, 1942.
We, the City Park Committee, have investigated the complaint
of Mr . Hayman. Consid~ring all parties concerned, we recommend
that Mr. Hayman's 19tter be placed on file.
R8sp9ctfully submitted,
Henry A. Kri%~L_
Fr ank T;r.;hP' e
City P~rk Committee
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Tripe, was accepted.
Grand I ~,land, Nebr.
July 15, 1942
To the Honorable Mcqor,
end City Council
Gentlemen:
Re: Letter of Thea. Reimers
June 29, 1942.
We, the City Property Committee, have illV es tiba ted the tract
of land and find it unfavorEib1e for the future addition to the
cem9tery.
Therefor9, W9 recommend Mr. Heimer's letter be placed on file.
Respectfully submitted,
Rena fi. Krieger __
Frank Tripe
City Property Committee
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Tripe, was accepted.
Grand Island, Nebr.
July 15, 1942
To the Honorable Mayor,
and City Council
Re: E. Wiley and Mrs. E. 1.. Chanclor
Letter of May 20, 1942.
We, th9 CIty Property and Police Committee, have L_v9stiga t<:ld thl;:
~ight hundr9d blod\: betvv~en Fifth and Sixth Streets and find approx-
imately sev::m or eight old car bodies parked on said premises.
Therefor9, we r9oomm'snd that this complaint be referred to the
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Ci ty Police D9partm~nt for f'uthr~r investigcltion and handling.
Respectfully submitted,
H'~DrY A. Kri~g~r
Frank Tr 1- p e__c___
City Property Committee
E. 1.. Wall<::er
City PoliceCommitt'ge
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Walker, was accepted, and
Clerk authorized to notify police for furth9r investigation anC
handling.
Krieger mentioned thare having been a spe3d boat operating on
the Pier pond, having riled th~ .water so that the water probably
would have to be treated. After some discussion, on motion of
Krieger, seconded by Tripe, was referred to City Property Committee
with power to act in placing "No Motor Boats Allowed" signs and
also treat the water if found necessary.
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Bradstreet, City Property
Committee was given power to act pertaining to parking on road
leading thru Pier Property.
On motion of Tripe, seconded by Bradstreet" C. W. Burdick was
authorized to attend Utility Section Meeting to be held in Lincoln
July 17.
After some discussion pertaining to Ice, Water and Light
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office selling War Bonds and Stamps, on motion of Starr, seconch3d
by Walker, C. W9 Burdick was authorized to make application for
supply of Bonds to be sold to employees and patrons.
Ordinance #1929repealing See 3, Ordinance #1924, was regularly
passed by the Council and sign'3d by acting Mayor, Olivetti.
Mov~d by starr, seconded by Krieger, that the Ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was read at length and passed its first reading.
Moved by Starr, s'3conded by Kri'3ger that the rul'3s be suspended
and the Ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The Ordinance was finally passed
by the Council and sit;ned by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, second~d by Krieger, City Clerk was in-
structed to notify City Treasurer tllat Federal Tax Receipts at the
Municipal Swimming Pool be credited to the City Clerk by th'3 City
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Treasurer and the City Clerk be instructed to draw warrants on the
Municipal Pool Fund to pay Federal Tax on Pool Admission." Roll call
ballot, each Councilman voting aye.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Krieger, City Clerk was author-.
lzed to refund to applicants of trailer permits and also iSSUB new
recslipts.
Claims against the City were presented. On motion of Tripe,
seconded by Walker, were allowed as read. Roll call ballot, each
Councilman voting aye.
On motion of Walker, Council adjourned.
F. S. llvhi toe,
City Clerk.
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July 21, 1942.
Council met as per special call of the Mayor, "His Honor," the
Mayor, presiding. All Councilmen present except starr & Sander.
On motion of Krieger, seconded bf Cords, Clerk was instructed
to Draw warrant on Bond Fund to J. R. Geddes, City Treasurer in the
amount of $3,086.00 to be credited to P3rmanent Care of Cemstery Lots.
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Tripe, the CRP and allied WPA
will discontinue August 1, 1942, and Charles Sallinber will be retained ~
to look after Trailer Camp Grounds, the Clerk to notify all persons,
in authority, of the discontinuance of City Recreation program. City
Property Committee to contact Mrs. Walter Smith in regard to rentals
and repairs on office eQuipment which is being rented from her.
Mr. Harley Simpson representing the Local Union of Municipal /~
Employees read the working agreem:mt and rules and by-laws of the
Union, Commenting on the dues paid, the amount retained by Local
433 and the wnount remitted to head office.
The proposed agreement by and between the Local Union #433 and
City of Grand Island was read by City Clerk. Different sections were
singled out and discussed. Olivetti, Tripe and Cordis and the Mayor.
The contention of Councilmen that final action should be with-
held because there were different portioIls which should be changed,
the salary section be revised and whether or not the City ~ouncil
could bind the City to a working agreement with a Union as the Sole
bargaining agency for its (the City's) employees.
The Mayor stated that he felt the Council could not bind the
City in an agreement with any bargaining agency, but whether or not
it would be lawful he felt that such agreement would be detrim9ntal
to the welfarS! of the City, but that he felt that the Council should
take defini te action irnmedia tely as to whether or not the local ~433
should be recognized as sol~ bargaining agent.
After further discussion on motion of Cords, seconded by Vi! alker,
the proposed agreement was taken under advisement. Roll call ballot,
each Councilman pres;ent, voting aye.
At this point the Mayor vetoed the action of the CounCil,
commenting that he felt the Question of recognizing the Local Ji433
as sole bargaining agent should be dispos'3d of immedia.tely.
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He then requested a roll call ballot on sustaining his veto.
voting aye, none. Voting nay, Olivetti, Cords, Walker, Krieger,
Tripe and Bradstreet.
On motion of Cords, seconded by Walker, Council adjourned.
(Roll call ballot, each voting aye.)
July, 21, 1)42.
F. S. White,
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July 31, 1942&
Council met as per Sp~cial Call, "His HODor ," the Mayor presiding.
Each Councilman pres-?nt, '?xcept Starr.
Aft'::lI' some discussion, the City Property Commi ttee, was instruct.-
ed to g:;;t inventory on tools, ;;quipllieIJt etc. used by C~R.P. end report
back at regular meeting, August 5, along with suggestion as to what
to do with said tools equipment etc, '?ither sellar store.
Mr. Hubbard spoke to Council with r3ference to $51.00 paid to
Meyer Jewelry for medals used last surHi.llST and felt ci ty should not
deduct from his salary. On motion of Cords, seconded by Krieger,
Clerk was authorized to draw warr:nt in full to Hubbard for Salary.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
After some discussion of ribbons for swim meet next week, on
motion of Krieger, s~conded by Sander, was referred to City Property
Committee with pv\oer to act.
Some discussion concerning Corky, Comedian Swimmer. No action
taken.
City Prop'3rty Cornmitt-3~ vms instructed to get together with
Mr. Hubbard conc~rning salury and coutract for next year, and report
back n~xt meeting.
Members from Labor Local #433, liarley Simpson, spokesman, pre- X,
sented a petition on security of jobs, pay schedules, vacations, etc
(as follows) and requested Council to make definite decision as soon
as possible.
His Honor, appointed Mrs. Clinton E. John to Library Board for
period of five years.
July 28, 1942
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand IslEmd, Nebraska.
Gentlemen~
vVe, your committee on water Ci.nd light, owing to the heavy
demand for ic~ in th':J ice department recomm-:md that the committee be
given pmv'3r to act in t:rl'3 purchase of ODe used truck at a price not
to exceed $475.00 F.O.B., Grand~land!
M. A . Olivetti
John Sander
Ice (blllmi ttee
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On motion of Olv'3tti, second:::d by ~ncler, report was accepted.
Claim of J. R. Geddes, City Treas. for $10,000.00 to apply on
1941-1942 budget, $3,000.00 frd Water Fund and $7,000.00 from Light
Fund and $65.60 to Wm. H. Thomas Secretary, Midw':;Bt A A U V'isre pre-
sented. On motion of Olivetti, s9conded by K:ci9ger, vV3re allow9d..
Roll call ballot, all voting aY9.
Krieger reported tlle City Property Committee had settled with
C Ci' 11 '11 d t.t d b NYA " 1 fOI' 4r.l'.:--.'.t;. 00
.. 1.:" vil ar on ren. on louse use y ,vir s, 'It' "./
On motion of Kireger, seconded by ~ipe, no action taken on
r9quest of Mr. Stuhr for reduced cost for use of irrigating water.
On motion of Kireger, seconded by Tripe, the offc:;)1' ofl.harles
Taylor for property at west end of viaduct was not accepted, and
the deposited check be returned.
Krieger reported that tile City Prop~rty Committee had settled
with Mrs. Smith agreeing to pay last months rent and close out.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourned.
F~ S. white, Clerk
by Ray L. Harrison.
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Grand Island, N 2br 0
Aue;ust 5, 1.942
Counci 1. Il1'3 t a,s a B02rd of ~(illali:z;atLm OLi. Gr'-Lv'::} Dis tl'ict#20,
and Wat3r M.'Jin District f/89. "His H0nOl'," the Mayor, pr~3icling.
All Councilmen answered at roll call 3XC t Tripe.
R3so1ution on Gruvel District #20 was read as follows: (Next Page)
ThEre being no proL'sts, on fnotion of Walker, s3ccmded by Kri~g3r,
resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
PESOI;Ij'rION
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R9solution on Water Main District #89 was r~ad as follows:
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a!: 'We find the
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find the henefits
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That a c:ertain tract of land abutting
side of Anna street, lying between tllC) Wr3E.1t Property lIne
of IV: 0111'00 st.l' oct extended,
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\Nest of the 6th P~M., in HalJ. County, NehpaskD, bolonging to
tIle DiBIH()tlCl. liJ'l rlC: Dl~i11EZ; Corn
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w:tth:ln U:ICo CO'J:'pOl'ate l:iJnit;~l of U! City of Grand Island 'be
Etl)(t tllC) 8g1n(~ is J:lore}'yy stlb~(ll\rtcled
assessed as herein-
~1~ft;~0j--a d(}f31e;rl;_,,-i.~c;cl \!I St:ticl CtSSeSSlr1011ts to
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resolution was adopt9d. Roll
on motion of Olivetti, s~conded by Sanders,
call ballot, all voting aye.
s9conded by Krieger, Council adjourned as
F. S. vVhit=:l, Clerk.
On motion of Olivetti,
a Board of Equalization.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
August 5, 194;;
All
Council l(j,::t in r3t,ular 3355ion, "His Ilonol'," th:;: Mayor presiding"
(""unc 1" l'm ""r1 pre' c, '-'nJ- axc opt'~: . ": -Z '"e:;, P
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Minut9s of previous lG3'3tsing, July 21 &; July .31, 1942, Vvere read..
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Ther:;; b9ing no 0.1 tS'rations or corrections,
stood ap~roved as read.
L,;)tt'3l' from Bayard H. Paine, Jr., Po1ics Juage notify the Mayor
and Council that h:;; has been called into military servicSJ onf{,jgu~3t 11,
and r9qu,;sting the Mayor to appoint an acting Police Judge during Ul'3!
period for Wll1ch the hlCt..mbr~nt W8.5 ':;lect9d anu will bS' ab~;:3nt from
th'3 City.
Th-s M,'i,yor t:h?reupon appoL~t:;x~_ Carl g~ Willa_I'd actlng Police ,Tudg':::.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Cords, appointm?nt was confirmed.
L,;;ttsr from G::::o. }'. CWllilLLcg, crd,'3f of D ;:;fJYli3e Equipment
tion,
inform:Lng the Ci ty that 11'2 couln rlot r9comm.:.;nd a priority rating for
fir':? hose.
On motlon of Starr, seconded by Bradstrsat, lettar was received
and placed on file.
On motion of starr, seconded by Oliv::tti, Ivl.ayor Vias authorized
to sign the laase contract with the C A A for floor space at airport
at the rats of 25~ p9r sq ft.
Notic'~ of h';;ctri.llg on G~ I. Transit Compo.ny r:2qu:;st for irJcrsn~:sd
rates, from By COMuission was read, also rat3s r usst~d was rsad,
aft'::r some discussion, on motion of Oli.veLti, s'0c()lld:.~d by Cords, vws
received and placed In file.
Grand Island, N':.:br.
Aug us t 4, 1942
To th3 Honorable Mayor
and City Council,
Grand Island, N 0b:r.
C -'ntl ::lm,:-,fj:
B031l111 R .][11 t~/ C (inlIHiD)"
Lett9r of 7-15-42
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. Ws:, tlle City Pro,f)'arty COf[)m~tt'2':;;'. SG.Lt;'0St ~bat th;CitJ'dLg:inser
be ~nstruct~d to lliak~ ~9rsonal lnv~stlgat1on 01 all Clty propsrty
ttE.t tILe: difL?r':;nt [:381 8:StdtS COlilpo.niss hHV:; chargg of r:;;ntlne.
Tlu, ~ (" '}' oJ.,v t'i'n ft l' n.~ ';"}l~ ci1-. ()U1 c1 :'11'~) T"'tl ,".': 1-"" c::. or; ] '1-- (-:- t 0 -r C~ '.:': l" r~ ""'-'1> r., ',--~ ~I' t 1* Q C 1', .~) -'/i r:;-"
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01 t:mant~), 8mOl,nt r:mtal ;:,no 1l,.tWe 01 RSiLL Sst".te Company in
chen' g e.
TIlls list ~;hould b'? fil-;;d in th:: City Cl'C'rkws OILJ.CS, 8.11 r~nta1s
and sxp'3ndi tur 95 ch 3ch:'3d, r scord'ad ~md k.;;pt up..to~da te at etll tim':!se
Respectfully submitted,
_._.JJ.::ll!,Z. 1\. 1\.1' i :U;.Q.f:_,,_
City Pl'o!2rt:y Cowmittee
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On ~otion of Kri0ger, s9condsu by Olivetti, ~as approved.
On motion of Walksr, sSlconded by Kri::b6r tile check of Bo(:?hm
R<::a1ty Company for $103.00 x".mtal on City owned prop'2I'ti';;s 1II,'a5
accept:::d.
On motior of Starr, S 9conded by Kri::ger, the Ci ty Property
Committe'? was to contact Mr~ G':.:dd8S, p'c:rtaining to rsntals anJ also
contact Bo-?llIIl R'?Cilty Company with r SfSI'eIlc"J to r spail's c.nd colJ.ections
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Wh&Hc~A~) wurrants have been issued in '3xcess of ths 1941-1942
budget for the' Fire ~partillsnt, and
WhEHgA~: tli ere I;:: r:1.Yl un '3xp':;nded bulanc e, all claims having been
paid, In the Incidental Fund of the General Fund of ovsr Five Hundrsd
($500.00) Dollars,
Tli2.TU~FOHE: B;<~ IT E8;SOLVED .BY Tjj S lIilAY()HhI~L CITY COUNCIL that the
sum of Five Hundred ($500.00) DolLjT.2, be tran;;;,ferr-:;d from the
Incidental Fund of th'3 GeIler'al Fund to ';; lir9 Jh~nd, and Uiat the
CIty Clerk be instructed and h;;l'~b:l authoriz:d to is:me v:al'l':dlts
on the Fir"3 Fund in this amount.
BE: IT F:URTE~H '-;d:60LVED that th~ City 'I'r'Jai:JUrer bg dirscted and
hsreby authol'lz'2d to transfer' ths sum of Five Hundred ($500.00)
Dollars from the Incidental Fund of the General Fund to the; Fir':'; l'1.md..
31 i a s.~S tar:.r.
lltL A. OlIvetti
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On motion 01 Starr, s~cona
by Kriegsl', rssolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot, ':.aCI. voting o.y,:;*
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e tlLtl'd day of .Ju ly 19-10 the W ll:JOI' and 01 ty Coune:t 1
pan see1 arCl appl'o
Opdinanee Ho. 1~i3-1 levying spec:Lal aS8t9SSmertts to
fOI~ tYt(2~ cost ():f ttL(::; C()rL~3t1')11 tiort o:f Ct1r-1-"> 3.11(1 gu.t:-t:el: n1.S')~,lllctJ
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T}p..--J{I!:POFE HE Ir-r HESOLVED by the Mayo!' and. C:i.ty Counctl of tL0 City
of Grand Isla.nd, nehl'aska that t},e said special 8.ssesmnents l!f;l'e:tn set
fopth 'le correctly 8nter'8d upon tax l'0c01'08 of the Clt,y of Gl"and Island
as hex'ein set fortri; That tbe City TreaS1.U'01' be and he lEi IHJl:'O
cl.l:e oe t; oel
and authoY'izec3 to c}";ange sa.id tax )'ee01'"'d8 as herein designnt
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On motion of W&lk~rJ seconded by Kri9g9r, resolution was adopt~d.
Roll call ballot, ~ach voting aye.
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HESOLUTION
Wrwrca,"l)' on the th:i.X'd day of ,Jul,}" 1940 the Mayor and C:lty Council
of the City of 01'
Island, r"ebI'as}m passed and app110vecl OrcUnance No.
1'7311: lovy:i.ng 13poe"tsJ a:'HH'J::lSlJOnt to pay for tbo costs of the eOHfltl"Uet1.0n
of cU:l'b and gutte:r' Distl'ict No~ t.werty seven (2'7), 8.nd
VJllE,(ee~l_S, t;llB EtSSGSSin(jl1t agairlst tlle ]~[t8t si)ct~y- (60) fe(~t ()~r I.Jot
five (5), Bloc};: eIght (8), Gilbert's addition,
lor.~Estl1[~ to JOll!.1 It{A}1;c~ fo:c
tl 0 f 0'" ,.,.1,1-,... "".- I d~., 0 \
..10 tJtJrn 0, ,.=.,,_1. Q.:'.<i.,.t:::>\.:,.tl \ IJ?<Ll:.) J
dollarsitJas inadvcl't:ently ormnitLed and
did ),ot
annear J.n tllG scbod.ule of assessments.
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TTn~.Tj':F'0RT~ BE IT H.T1;SOLVI<D by the Mayo.t' and Git,y Counc:ll of the Cl.t:!
of Gl'arid Island,)' N ebr8.ska that the East sixty (60) f Got of Lot fi VEl (E,),
Block e:L ght (8), Gi 1 bert's a(:di ti on,
!)elongir1g to <John Ru 8:3 -1)8
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the sum of eIghteen (*;18) dollars:
That tile tax so le vie d gllal1 becom 0 pas-able, o(Jl:inqu emt and draw
interef;!.:; ash~{ la\v provic.led.. as follows: One-tenth shall beeon1a delinqlH.1Ylt
fifty da\TS from the onte of tJds levy; one-tenth in one yeal'; one-tentb
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in two years; one.-tenth in three years; one-tenth i.n four ;yeoY'r3; one-tenth
in fiv<3 years; one-tenth in six yeal1s; one-tenth in saven yea:l's; one-cent:l
in eight year's; and one-tontb in nine years from the d.ate of levy; each of
said instal ants except the: first shall bear intere st at the rate of
s even per cent pei' allynm, un ti 1 th-e sam e beeoH! e l"lelinqu e" t, and eae11 .of
the delinquent :t1ulta11nlerlts 811.8.11 draw inte~(-'08t at the l'ate of nino pm' cent
from 13.11(1 after oach finch ihstallruent beCOll10S delinquent until
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vided, bOIJJevor, t}oclt t e en'iro 8lTlount so levied and assessed aga:t.nst tIlt)
aforesaid lot, tl'act and parcel of land may be pald 'wi thin n fty dnss fl'Oll1
the dat(:; of this levy v1ithout interest; and :.tn that event, auch lot, tr'act
and parcel of l~lnd sh81]. be exempt from a'y lien oX' .charge for inter
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Be l.t fL1t'thel' 1'8~.lo1ved that the City' Treasul'Ox' be an.o he J.8 hOl'eby
dix'octod, ant'horized and inst~eucted to enter said tax herein IE-v'.ed upon
the tax record of the City of Grand Island and collect tb.e snxne as In the
case of othe~C' apeolal a.ssessrnonts, and tbat tl,e C:t!:;y Clerk foriNai'd to 1:;l1e
Ci. ty Tr ,')9,8U1'e:1' a certlfied cop'y of th:t s resolution.
Rcclzpeetfully subnittec3. tb5s ~ da~T of ~ J04Q
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On motion of Walk~r, 5~conaea by Kri3E3r, r~~olution wa~ adopted.
Roll call ballot, each voting ay~.
Aftsr some discussion on e~uipm9nt havin~ besn used in r3cr9ation
department, Mr. Krieger suggested that final action be held OV31' until
n9xt lW:12ing but that the City Clerk contact t.he d:?partm'?nt heads,
sugg9sting that thsy look OV"31' the 9quipm~mt cmd if there is any that
might be uS9d in various d8partmsnts, that sams be turn8d OV'31' to
that particular department.
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Olivetti, CityQerk was
instructed to notify the Hall COUIlty Rationing Board to vacate Room
#114, in City hall by th-2 first of S'3pt9;ilbcjI' that it was Il";'3dc;d for
other purpos?s.
On motion of
Cords ,C< C-'co"l"'ldc>d by..' Kr'j Q~)'ar th,,:, r"W().,.,c>c't 01..1:'. fl~c':11tl.J.
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Uni t of Hall, f,d;::uns County for L:10pllOll-9 wa~; not grant-:;d and Ul'?
long distant calls from Hall County Hationin~ Boul'd along vii th WPA
calls from air pOl' t to K'3i".i1.'n 'c'y aDd ~:lsewll:::1' e be not allowed.
Walker Hi'911tioIJ
the; 800 block raast, between 5th and 6th sts
was ire Lnclu:"tr:ial zon;:; [jnd no (jction taken on the protsst of Mr~ Wilsy
and lVlrs~ Chandler.
On motion of Walk'3r, ssconded oy Cords, that th'':) Chi:::f of Polic':::
notify tIle complaining parties of the situation~
On motion of starr, sgconded by Cords, the City Atorney was
directed to nlD.ke D ResolL..ti.cl1 trnn,'jf:::.r-j.nL un9xp<:lndf;;d bGlances in
various funds to Iue ental Fund of
:; G ,-:'11;:;1"''-11 Fund, for ths pur-
po::>,;; of uppropri.1J.ting to tlL: 1')42..1943 BuelL; 3t.
Bonds of J. J.uanly Da.vis, und W. p'. Carter, having besm OK'3d by
City Attor.nsy, i:1S to form, on motion of Starr, secoLdea by Kr'3iger,
VJ' (;]1)'~ ::~ P lJr 0 ''"I] :3(1 .,
Ordhlallcef1LJ930, f.li-'Ss.ssd-:lnts
Grovel District #20, was regular-
ly pass'S'ld by the Council and signed by th-3 Me.yor.
Movse by Oliv9tti, sc.?conusd by Starr, that th'.? or-dluance be
placed on its reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinanc'2 was read at l:mgth and passed its first r~:n::.ding.
Moved by Olivetti, s2contied by Starr, that th3 rules be suspended
and th~ ordinance be plac3d on its final passage and finally passed.
Holl call ballot, all voting aye. ThS! ordinance was finally pass2d by
thg Council and signed by the Mayor.
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l''?gularly pa:3s":?d by th0 Council mId sign:;;d by th0 Mayor.
Mov~d by starr, s~conu9d by Kri~gsr, that th~ ordinanc? be placed
on its first rC::Bding D.t l:Jne.,th. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Ths ordinance was r~ad at l~ngth and declared passed its fir~t rsading.
Moved by starr, SSCOIl0.'3d by Krisger, that the ru13s be susp':mdsd
and th-3 ordinance bs placed on its final reading 2.nd finally passed.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed
by the Council and sign'3d by the Mayor.
Claims against the City ware raad. On wotion.of starr, seconded
by Cords, W'3r e allovi sd. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
After 50m3 discussion v~rtair.ing to 07s'rtim'9 paid in 1(;3, Wi ateI'
and Li.ght officS' to Mr. L<:tI'son on account of hav:i.ng to break in n'3W
emploY'39S ana do extra work hims91f, on illation of Starr, seconds-d by
011 v'3tti, Mr @ Eurdick veas g1 V9n au thor! ty to allow such over time as
h'3 saw fit.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourned.
August 5, 1942
F. S. Wlit<?,
City Cl~rk.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND EXP.8NDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR Iro AUG.. 6, 1942
GENl5RAL FUND APPROPRIATED TR.Mif SFERS EXP }}3NDED BALANCE
. To pay Co. Treas. $ 2,600.00 $ 101.50 $ 2,701.,50
Salaries 14,600.00 12,846.32 1,753.68
I street Be Alley 28,250.00 27,,902..66 347..34
GelS Tax 6,900.00 6, 868.. 17 31" 8.3
Sewer Fund 27,000.00 26,645.. 78 354.22
Engineer 6,.500.00 6,180..34 .319.66
Incidentals 46,700.00 4,700.00 51,169.86 230.14
NYA Program 650..00 564~O4 , 85.96
NYA-",Gir1s 675.00 58.3 .43 91.57
Recreation 4,,300.00 3,560.,46 739.54
Municipal Pool 6,000.00 323..38 4,565..37 1,758.01
WPA Program 7,500.00 10,000.00 17,293..91 206..09
Airport 6,500.00 5,859.49 11,350..93 1,008..56'
Street Lighting 11,500.00 10,,675.12 824.88
I Hydrant Rental 5,300.00 5,265.00 35.00
Park Fund 14,800.00 1,000..00 15,795..69 4..31
Police Fund .3 S,300~ 00 2,500eOO 40,795.37 4.63
Cemetery Fund 11,500.00 500.00 11,787..91 212.,09
Fire #'? und 36,000..00 3,500..00 39,499..78 ')')
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Paving Fund 9,000.00 5,348..00 12,795.51 1,552..49
Music Fund 3,000.00 3,000.00
Total Approp. 286,900..00 34,507.37
TrEtnsfers 34,*50?..37
321,407.37 (! .311, 84'7..15 iI'> 9,560.22
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Ice Fund 21,985..99
Water Fund 66,241..32
Light Fund 164,J+ 79.74
I Pavi;1.g Dis trict 1A,376..99
. SeVier Dis trict 1,648.77
,>,jo 580..579.9b
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F.. S. \I\flite,
Ci ty Qerk
Expenditures and total appDOp.. show $25,976..50 more than actual
amount on aceount of transfers within the budget..
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Grand Island, N'3br.
August 7, 1942.
Council mf~t as p3r special call by the Mayo.r, flHis Honor," th"?
1v1ayor, pr'3siding. gach Councilman pr'3s:mt,~xcS!pt Sturr.
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WHEREAS, there hc'1s heretofore been approp:cia ted by the
Oi ty Oouncil of the Oi ty of Grand Island, Ne brasKa, in tne
Annual Appropria t.ion Ordinance certa,in sums of money for the
use of the said Oi ty in de:f'raying tne necessary expenses and
for such other purposes as the Mayor and City Council may deem
necessary for the benefit and welfare of the ~i tJr of Grand
Island,Nebraska,and
WHlGHEAS, said O:{ldinance specii'ied the object and
purpose for wnicn such appropriation was made, and 1:.11e amount
appropriated for eacn object. and purpose, and
VIHEREAS the purpose of cer'taiJ:l of s:dd funds has been
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fully accomplisl1ed and an unexpired balance thereof remains,
and no indeb'tedness [laS been incurred on account of such
funds W.ilicfl 1las not been fully paid or provided for, and
ViHE:r~EAS, the Oi T..,y Oouncil of tne Ci ty of Grand. Island,
Nebraska, find tll'lt the unexpired balance in said funds
sJ:lOuld be transferred to t..J:1e Inci denta.l Fund 01' said Ci ty
of Grand Island, Nebraska,
NOW, rl'rJi.:~Ii'OHE, BE rI RESOLVl'';D BY r.I'li.u; MAYOn AND CITY
COUNCIL OF 'THE CI'1'Y OF' GRAND ISLA.l:W, NEBHASKA:
'1'11a t the unexpi red balance s in tile various funds as
follows, to-wit:
Salary - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~1753.68
Street & Alley - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ 347.34
Sewer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 354.22
Engineer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 319.66
Incidentals - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 230.14
Recreation - - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 759.54
Pool - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $1758.01
W.P.A. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~'.' 206.09
N.Y.A. Boys - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 85.96
N.Y.A. Girls - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ 91.57
Airnort - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $1008.56
Street Lighting - - - - - - - - - - - - ~.~ 824.88
Park - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 4.31
Police - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 4.63
Cemet0I~ - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 218.08
Fire- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -$ .22
Paving Fund- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~~1552.49
be, and the s'une he:ce by are, transferred to the Incidental
};'und. of the General Fund of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska.
Da ted thi s 1th- day of AUg,,", 1942.
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On motion of Oliv9tti, 5scond9d by Bradstr99t, r9solution was
adopt~d. Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
Budget was read as follows:
BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBR.
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1942-194.3.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Grand I sland, Nebraska.
August 3, 1942.
We, your Finance Committee submit the following Budget for the
Fiscal Year 1942-1943, based upon the assessed valuations, given
us by the County Clerk, of Hall County, Nebr. The estimated
receipts are from sources estimated on prior years receipts.
Valuations
Real Estate
persona;l
Personal
Motor Vehicles
Public~ Util.;j.};;i.es
U.. P.. R. R" Co..
st. Joe & G@ !@ R. R. Co.
e.. B & Q.. R. R. Co.
Pullman Company
Express Company
American Tel &Tel Co.
Bell Telephone Company
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Co.
N. W. Pub. Service Co.
Total Assessed Valuations
One Mill Levy on this at
17 Mill Levy
Citl'S Share of Intangible~
A
B
Building & Loan Co.
Consumers Public Power D ist
Total Raised by Taxation
$ 9,914,357.00
$ 9,914,.357.00
$ 3,233,536.00
1.404,050:QQ.
$ 14,601,943.00
$ 525,200.00
20,590.00
102,020..00
2,196.00
1,442..00
132,068.00
311,950.00
9,968.00
834.00
90,415..00
1w196,68;.00
$ 15,793,b26.00
$ 15,798.63 'X_
$ 268,576..71
$ 973.59
3,723.41
185.00
2,652.49
7.534.49
$ 276,11l@20
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AmouD t Forwarded
Estimated Receipts
Police Fund
Court &: Office Fees
Dog Tax
Refund Tel &: T el &:
Bicycle Registrations
i 900.00
1,100..00
350.00
Cemeter~ Fund
General Receipts
Permanent Care of Lots
from Bond Fund
4,700..00
3.336.00
General Fund
Poll Taxes
Gasoline Tax
9,000.00
6,000.00
City Engineerin~ Dept.
Engineering Dept
Building Department
Milk Department
City Sca!e Receipt~
Sewe~_Renta1s
Union Pacific
Serum Company
380.. 00
730.00
l~O.OO
180.. 00
2?..OO
Occupa ti.on Taxes
street Occupancy Tax
General
Light &: Water Department
Additional Occupation from
Light &: Water Department
Rent of Houses o~~ed by City Tax Sale
Airpor t
1,100.00
6,400.00
6,000..00
10.000.00
Muni~ipa1 Pool Rec~ipts
Estimated Receipts
3,500.00
Meat Inspection Receipts
Estimated
Rent (City Light &: Water Department)
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$ 276;111.20
2,350..00
8,036.00
9,000.00
6,000.00
1,250.00
490.00
205.00
23,500.00
500.00
3,500.00
3,500..00
50.00
2,400.00
$336,862.20
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Forward Receipts
$ 336,862.20
Re-Appropriations
Fire Fu~
Re-Appropriate to pay Loan of
July 19, 1939
3,000.00
3,000.00
Cemetery Fund
Re-Appropriate to pay Loan of
July 19-1939
Re~AppropI'iate to pay Loan of
June 17-1936
1,000.00
1,000.00
212.00
2,000.00
212..00
Re-Appropriate Unexpended Balance
Li brar~ Fup2:.
365.00
365.00
General Fung.
Unexpended Balance 7.438.00
Total Re~approp. 13,015.00
Total Receipts for ~dget
7 ,A38. 00
i 349;877.20
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Forward Total Receipts for Budget
349;877.20
Your Finance Committee have to report the following Estimates of
Expenditures for the sever~l departments as listed below, for the
Fiscal Year 1942-1943.
Bond Fund
To pay Refunding Bonds of June 1, 1940
To pay Interest on Refunding Bonds of
June 1~1940 $79~OOO..OO @ 1 & 1~%
9,000.00
1,095.00
To pay Interest on Refunding Bonds of
Dec. 1-1941
3' ')1"'/') r:.O
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To Pay Interest on City Hall Bonds of
January 15~19.39
1,750..00
To pay Interest on Park Bonds of
January 15-1939
612.50
3.336"OQ
19,066..00
To pay for Permanent Care of~metery Lots
General Fund
To pay for County Treasure 1 s Collection Fee
2,750..00
2,750.00
Salaries
To pay the Salaries of City Officers,
including the Mayor, Eight City Councilmen,
Jani tor, City Treasurer, City Clerk, Jlttorney,
Phy'sician, Weighmaster, Building Inspector,
Caretaker of the City Dump & Bacteriologist. 13,000.00
City: Engineer
To pay the Salary of the City Engineer,
expenses and operation of the Office.
1.3,000.00
9,000.00
9,000.00
Incidentals
To pay th~ Incidentals Expenses of the City,
inclUding Milk Testing,Election Expenses,
building and equipment,and for such other
Purposes as the Mayor and City Council may
deem necessary for the benefit and welfare
of the City of Grand Island.
1'0 use tne extra Occupation T ax of the
Light Department as is necessary.
38,000..00
10,000.00
43,000.00
AirQQrt Fund
To pay for the maintenance, equipment and
operation of the Municipal Airport, in-
cluding salaries for the Superintendent,
and all other labor.
7,800.00
7,800.00
Street & Alley Fund
To pay the expenses of the Street & Alley
Department, including care, cleaning, grading,
Flushing, sprinkling, repairs, opening streets
and alleys, laying sidewalks, purchase of tools,
and implements and machinery, salary of the
Street Commisstoner', labor and all other ex-
penses incidental to the pertaining to the
upkeep and care of the streets and alleys. 26,000.00
Gasoline Tax
The receipts of the Gasoline Tax Emd are
hereby appropriated for the use in the street
and alley department to pay for the maintenance
of the Streets and Alleys, in an estimated sum of
5,000.00
31,000.00
i 111,550" 00
Forward General Fund
Amount Forwarded
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Amount Forwarded for Budget
Amount Forwarded General Fund
Sewer Fund
To pay for the sewer & drains, operation
of the Sewer Disposal Plant, Salary of
the Superintendent, and all other labor,
repairs to the sewers and flushing of sewers
street Ligh tin~
To pay. for the lighting of streets and
alleys and public grounds and buildings,
including erection and repairs.
Hydrant Rental
To pay for Hydrant Rental
Municipal Pool
To pay salaries of Superintendent and
all necessary help and 8.11 labor, and
all necessary expenses for the operation
and maintenance of the Swin~ing Pool..
Storm Sewer Fund
Total for General Fund
park Fun...$!
To pay for the care of~rks, making
improvements, extension, salaries,
repairs and labor
Special for completion at Pier Property
Police Fund
To pay salaries of the Chie.f of Police,
and all officers, Police Judge, and all
expenses o.f ~e Police Department~ in-
cluding expenses of the Board of Health
Fir e Fu1'J&
To pay salaries of' Fire Chi. sf , Assistant
Chief, and all Firemen, purchase of new
equipment, and all other expenses and
repail~s necessary in the operation 01.'
the Fire l3partment.
To pay interest on Loan of July 27-1939
from the Light Fund
To Re.-AppI'opriate Loan of July 19.~1939
from the Ice Fund
Cemetery Funs!
110 pay the expenses of the Cemetery,
and all costs for maintenance, to make
extensions, improvements, and repairs,
to purchase more ground if needed, to
pay the salaries of the Sexton, and
all help needed..
To TIe-Appropriate the Loan of July 19-1939
from the Ice Nlnd
To Re~Appropriate the Loan of June 16~1937
from the Light Fund
Total Amount Forward
28,000.00
11,500.00
5,300.00
4,500.00
7,500.00
16,500..00
2~OOO.OO
50,000.00
50,000.00
250.00
:3.000.00
1" ;~;: ~~/
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$ 19,066.0C
:I 111,550..0C
28,000.00
11,500.00
5,300.00
4,500.00
7,500,,00
16$,350..00
IS.!> 500.00
50,000.00
53,250..00
12,500..00
1,000.00
1,OO~~ 14,500.00
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'$ .3 23, 666. 00
Paving Fund
To pay for paving of Streets and alleys,
intersections, and spac~s opposite
public buildings and grounds, also
repairing of streets and alleys.
9,000.00
9,000.00
~usic Fund
To pay for expenses of a Vocal and
instrumental and amusement organization,
for free public concerts and parades.
3,500.00
3,500.00
Li br ary Fund
To pay the expsmses of the Library Board,
including salaries, repairs, purchase of
bool{;S, periodicals and all other expenses
connected wi th the Public Library
11,800.00
11,800.00
$ 347,966.00
$. 349,,87'].20
Total of the 1942-1943 Budget
Total amount of Receipts
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Finance Cbmmi ttee
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Krie&9r, was adopt0d. Roll
call ballot, all votinG aye.
Ordinanc-? #1932 bsdnu tll;~ fu'1rlUal App'opriation for the y''.mr
1942~1943, was r:;;gularly passed by the Council and signsd by the Mayor.
Mov';d by Olivetti, seconded by Kri-3/;;'3r, that Ul'3 ord1rHirlC'3 be
placed on i.ts first reading at len6th~ Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was rSCid at length and passed its first reading.
Moved by Oliv'9tti, seconded by Cords, that ths ordinanc'3 be
placed on its second r~ading at l3ngth. Roll call ballot, sach
Councilman voting aye.
On motion of Bradstreet, seconded by Olivetti, Ordinance #1932
was placed on its third reading at length. Roll call ballot, each
councilman voting aye.
On motion of Olivetti, second9d by Bradstreet, ordinance 1A.9.32
was plac9d on its final p&ssage and finally passed. 1011 call ballot.
Each Councilman votlng aye:;. The Mayor declar9ci the ordinanc9 passed.
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RESOLUTION
WE~REA8, the City Council of Grand :ISland, Ns:braska, at a m'3sting
on August 7, 1942, approved th8 Budget For the Fiscal Year <?nding
on th<? second Monday of August, 1943, making a Tax Levy of S9ventger,
Mills, for the Fiscal Year 1942-1943.
TH8RSFORE BE IT nSSOLVSD by the Mayor and City Council, of thL;l
City of Grand Island, NebraSka, that the distribution of ths said
S9vente<?D mills (17 mills) be
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inaQ."';; as
follows;
Bond Fund
1.20 mills
6.76 mills
1.04 mills
3.02 mills
5.17 mills
r', C' mills
. <:0
.57 mills
" ") mills
.~~
.74 mills
17.00 mills
G,:meral Fund
Park Fund
Police Fund
~
Fir ,? Fund
C9m'3t~ry Fund
J?aving Fund
Music Fund
Library Fund
Total
R9spectfu11y submitted,
Elias F. Sturr
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M. A. Olivetti
Finance Committee
On motion of Olivetti, ~3'3cond3d by Tripe, l'ssolution VvD.S adopt'3d.
Roll call b::~11ot, each Cou.ncilman voting aye.
OrdirlCU1CS ~!19J3 p0rtair.,1ni:, to Mill Levy for the y';;3r 1942--l9Lj,J
vms r3gularly passsd by t 11:; Council nnd sib:n,:;d by ths Mayor.
On motion of Olivstti, s:;condsd by Trip':3, ordinanc9 #1933 was
placsd on first l's:ading at Lmgth. Roll call ballot, each councilman
voting aye.
On motion of Olivetti, S3corl(...~d by Kri:;;g'3r, ordinance i/1933 ViTa.S
placgd on its s9cond reading at l~ngth. Roll call ballot, each Council-
mnn voting aye.
On motion of Olivetti, second'3d by Bradstl'89t, Ordinance#193J
Vias placed on its final pass&.g3 :llld fi.nally passed. Fbll call ballot,
such Councilman voting aye. Th'} Mayor cl':;claJ.."::d the; ordinancs passed.
Aftsr sams
5Cl~ssion, th~ pur
53 of Police cars was rsferred
to tbs Pol';(>o:> c...., " tt . \Nith pow3r to act, on motion of Cords, s3cond~ld
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After ~ome discussion on srrJariss, an motion of Br
tr::'3t,
seconded by Vialksr, Ul~ salary of CLi'3f of Poliee shoulc'l b:~ raisGd
$,25~OO 1')'21' lllonth, chisf of Fir: D":partm:mt ,should b'3 rais3d ~~25.00
p3l' month and C:Lty ~~ng
e9l' snould be raissd
~ t; 0 0 0 -~,~ ",~ nr' tJ'l
'4-'./\.. . l! :..J..l!l..,.,I._l ..L 6'l
Roll
call ballot, s:ach Councilman voti ng aye.
(Discuss:Lon p:,rtaininL to l,anSUfil3rs Distri tion Syst9m)
On motion of Cords, Council adjournsd.
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August 7, 19420
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August 18, 1942
Council met E::Co p 31' sp scial call, 'JUs H rmor," tLe Mayor, PI' '2si6;iLg.
Sach Councilman present, except Bradstreet.
Oliv'3tti explained the propos;;d ir:~cr~as~ in Ice, Water & Light
Departm9nt.
Augu:.::t 17, 1942
Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand I~)land, Nebraska.
G ':m tlemen:
W9; your committee on Water & Light boeg to recomm'3nd the
following salary schc;;dule effective AUGust 1, 19J+2, to July 31, 1943.
Your CamIlli ttge dgsir ':;s to inform you that V,'3 have made a thorough
study of incre8~)sd living costs, due to abnormal conditions at this
time, and have based our conclusions on thiEl study. Our r9commen-
dation is made for the express purpos'3 of meeting this incr::ased cost,
and wh9n condi tions become normal they be l'3turIled to their 1 :wel
as of April 30, 1942.
NaIlls
Chas. Ivlinnich
E:arl Phs;lps
C@ C~ Clark
L. E. Kenney
Carl Bartelt
E. R. Geier
Virgil P9t~JrS
Jam'?s Kahl-2r
J affi'?S K01log
Sam Bat~s
hobt Cunningham
L 0 .T. England
H. Lir.d9rman
L. T. Powsll
E. Mnthi"3seIl
Elm"]r SorEnson
T. J" Ellsbr;;rry
Ha S. K:;ller
Hay Alt
W. GrotLs-udick
Common Labor
w. E. Bailey
H. Simpson
R. Bute1l':;r
J. Burmood
F. Gr<;gg
Salary Schr;;Qul9
Plant D-::pt.
Position
Regular Hours
Rate
Opsrating Supt.
Plan t Opera tor
Plant Operator
Plant OpiJr,:'ltor
Swing Op'3rator
Fir9man
Fir'3man
Fireman
Boiler Mai~t~nance
Machinist
StS!am Fitter
OU'3rator Assistant
C~al & Ash handler
Helper
Help9r
Extra Fir3;NHl
vVa t ';:;1' For 'jman
I\JJst'3r R~pairman
MaiL t :;manc -:: Man
Main t '3nal,C '3 lVlan
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
.62
265.00
180.00
180,,00
180,,00
170.00
160.00
160.00
160,,00
150.00
190.00
175.00
125000
125.00
115,,00
115..00
125.00
170.00
.65
.62
.47
Line Dept.
Line Foreman
Line Boss
Lin9mqn
LiLeman
Groundman
48
48
48
48
48
.95
.92
.90
..90
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Andr9VV Cosh
Paul Clark
Gus Holub
Thos Marsolek
C.. P. Wakeman
SarI Phelps
A. w. Larson
M.. Scholz
Olga Schumacher
E.. l:-Iarr i:::on
E. BO'3ck
Jean P~terson
B.. H sa UJsrirgton
B. Gardener
E.. J. McConaughey
W.. K'?lle1'
IL Mueller
P. Ruple
W.. A. Druliner
E:. Holrn'?s
B. Eq Farri~,
Hy Scho;-;l
E. MetJl
F. .Ton-'?s
A. Rittenhouse
Virgil Richter
Sid Locl\hart
G. E. P'?l'ry
ChRS. Gillhnm
Don Kroger
G eo f)cho 91
Jerry St?ckm'3yer
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Wiring Department
Position
R':i€,ular Hours
Ra t '2'
Wire FOr?Illan
Wlrs;man
Wireman
H'3lper
Tr au bleman
Tr' au 1;;1 em an
48
48
48
48
48
48
190.00
.90
.90
.62
.62
..55
Office
Office Mgr..
Billing Cl'2rk
illachins Op9rator
Phones & Clerk
As ::ols tr).nt Bkpr
Cash:L 91'
Cashisr
Cashi'2:I'
Contact & Mdse.
Meter Reader
Meter Reauer
Collector
StoI'ek99per
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
215.00
100.00
110.00
95.00
85.00
75.00
759>00
75,,00
157..50
140..00
130..00
125.00
120.00
Ice Dept..
Chisf &1gineeI'
1st ~bin8er
2nd EngiIle0I'
Ice Puller
ice Puller
Ex t ra Ice Puller
Ice Fa r elll an
Deli very l\ilan
Delivery Man
Deli v 8r~r Mqn
Delivery Man
Ds:llv3ry Man
48
56
56e
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
125..00
170..00
150.00
150.00
125.00
125.00
.50
150*00
120~00
120.00
115.00
115~OO
115..00
Employees paid by the hour shall receive tim'? and on9<<~half for
all tims worked OV'3r their regulc::.r hour~)..
Vacation ScLedul'3
All r'?f:ular emploY'39s who Lave 'Aorked 18~;s than 0118 y,?:T shall not
be entitl~d to a vacation.
Employees vvho hav';;f1orl~ed mol";'; than one y:;ar, and less than two
years, shall be entitled to a vacation of one work week with regulDT
pay.
Employees who have work,:?d mars: than tvvo years s]1<:111 bs :mti tl'3d
to a vacation of two weeks with regular pay.
Vacation tim:: shall not accumulate from one Y'~ar to another', and
shall be taken on consecutive days as n3ar as possible.
M. A. Olivetti
<J o11n Sand sr.
On motlon of Olivetti, s~cond
Sander, report was approvsd.
Roll call ballot, each voting ays.
G~Il3r':.1 vVclg~ lncrsass Vi/as discuSS9d" On motion of StarT:1 s:~cOI:d~
OV91' May 1 salary
~d b'y O],.'J"V?ttl", ~a2~ ,sc'al~ l)~ i~crQQ~Cu~ ~~n 00 'JO-1' nl~r,thA()n Q1l of'f.l.c~rc
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clnd '3mploY'33S WIler 9V'31' possi bl.?.. Roll call ballot jl '3aen. voting aye.
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OIID EMPLOYEE
J. G. WCJodin
Wm. Seaman
C. E. Cronin
Paul Holmberg
Fran};: John
Dorcas Roge
Charles Wenn
Bud Porter
J. B. Hardeman
Alex Kehm
John Holden
Ray' L. Harrison
Ed. Keiss
R. M. Phillips
c. W. Sallinger
stover Deats
Dale Clark
H. SChiI'kofsky
Bayard Paine, Jr.
N. D. Zachry
L. G. Mentzer
K. F. Armstrong
wo' A. Barrett
M. G. Dahlgren
J. M. Davis
o. H. Haller
H. L.. Linder
S. C. Miller
II. J. R.?vuert
C. E. Rockwell
E. M. Roseberry
M. H. Westphal
Walter Geis
G. W. Krapp
Wm. Tegler
LIST CP CIf!1!l J2'MJjr.n~1!12a
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SALJiRIED MEN
NEW EMPLOYEE
Street D e~
SEVVlili DEP ARTlVIEN~
S.ALARY BSFORE
IVlAY 1, 1942
60.00
77.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
45.00
165.00
120.00
300.00
135.00
130.00
Engineering Thpartmen t
INCIDENTALp
RECHEATION
AIRPORT
PARK DEPART~
POLICE. DEP.ARTMITNT
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(JUdge)
J. E. Botteicher
Richard Gericke
A. W. Gr'llbbs
Wm. Ku:escher
A. Stransky
Ra)rmond Vogt
Alfred Wolfe
Clyde Ha.rt
fl, r,.t
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200.00
175.00
140..00
70.00
200.00
100.00
150.00
175.00
147".50
125.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
1;:5.00
1;::5.00
125.00
125.00
115.00
115.00
115.00
yr men}
SALARY AFTER
MAY 1, 1942
Same
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175.00
130.00
$00.00
140.00
135.00
200.00
185.00
140.00
70.00
200.00
100.00
160.00
175.00
160.00
137.50
137.50
137.50
137.50
137.50
137.50
137.60
137.50
137.50
137.50
137.50
127.50
127.50
127.50
122..50
122.50
122.50
122.50
122.50
122.50
122.50
122.50
'1.' r f;)~
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p~q.c: ~
-. l. L 'j,
-w20
80.00
97.0C
65.0C
65 *)0
7.5 . OC
65.0C
185.. OC
140.0C
320.0C
155.0C
lS0.0C
220.0C
195.0C
160.oc
90.0C
220.. OC
120.0c
170.0(
195.0C
167.5c
145.0C
145.0C
145 . OC
145 .. OC
145.0C
145 .. OC
1J+5.0C
L4,5.. Oc
1/t5.0C
145 . OC
145 . O(
135.0c
135.0(
135.oc
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C.. Cam'Obrill1.
rim. 11 erm.f:',n
Vim.. Ro!mf
Ed. Spir\k
0.. V. F'en t
C .. P $ If' ~n t
C ..~ ..F! sh Bl'.
Otto Klerr
I. Morrow
H. WHstpha'll
(}t;;o ~; obI'o eder
Geo Hoth
H. Sutton
D. James
W. bc;ock
Riorlard E:va:ns
W. "[8:11;:;ing9:r
fl.. J.. Cordes
Gus paul,s:';l1
tu.'r;ALi\HI WD MEN
~IU ',. ,- ,.b<b.;,.
.t~'IRE r?~Al;(~mT
N
13 E~'l:OIi,E
MAY It 194:2
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Ra.jtnlond Russell (Is t yr men)
WhhR:> e $ (~h
Arthur (1u1zo"
R..,Le'Wandowsk:1
:H. Fis:hr2:t"
Fr ank P ~~J;'O
Theodore Gilbert
eAV'ING li'UNp'
CE.fAET Sl;HY DEP AHTl\iIENT
"'f~"""--_~.,"""","
175.00
147 .. 50
130,,00
1$0.00
130.00
130.00
1~:5 .00
.00
125.0Cl
1~'5.. 00
1~...5..00
12.5..QO
125..00
1 .. 00
1 .00
1 .00
125.00
110.00
110.00
110.00
110.
110.00
110.00
110.00
1~)5. 00
150..00
SALAHY. AJr TER
IvL-\Y 1, 1942
175.00
160 .. 00
14.:2..50
14.2.50
14.2.. 50
1,4,';'.50
137..50
137.50
1.>7.. 50
137.50
137..50
1;;7.50
1j;7.. 50
1317.50
1;\7.50
1;,7..50
1.37.50
121.50
122..50
l.;~' ;~ .
1~?2.50
1 ~~ :2 .. 50
1~?2. 50
l;t2.50
14~() . 00
1 ~5 . 00
~1':, 2- l~.~:
SALARY
'D 1'. ri tit 4t "'l,.
...J,..J~r~ ~Ifi..
195.0
16/"'( .. 5
150.0
150.0
150.0
150.0
lit' .. 0
1/ ;:'0.
: "'I"'. .
1/i.5 .. 0
14.5 .. Q.
145.. 0,
14; . 0:
1/~5 . 01
145.. 01
14,5.. O!
1 Ufo 0
'''''''4' .,.l.. .. ~
145..0~
1 ~(ll. 01
130.0(
130. 01
130..0l
1)0.01
1.30.0i
1:30.. 01
1~,5.0!
170. (l
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Ollie Moor e
Hy Elstermeier
H~ Nelson
John Hammach9r
August Pollock
Hy 'Wendt
Ross Thompson
Ralnh Hill
Fr ed Y anI-\: t '211
Ray Robinson
Pete H8.ns:~n
Glen Nelson
Dale Stites
Pete Pfenn1ng
Fritz Hilderbrant
Chas~ J. Rickert
Marie M. Blain
J. Paustian
E. Schultz
J. K e11m
c. WilliG.IllS
N. Blanco
C. N i '~mann
H. Culbertson
J. Lang
A. Peterson
J. Mentken
V. JI'?Y1seYl
B.
G.
Sharp
Sanders
B. Bl2ck
(W,3 tchman)
John Krieger
Anc1r~w Christ'ansen
~d. Kleinkauf
Dick Linderkamp
John Cabler
Cal Shriner
George stauss
George Clark
Fr ed Kn.ephoff
Rubin V~;)ngorden
Ray Sybrant
Wm. Schnell
Francis Vangorden
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NEW ElvlPLO YEES SALilRY B EFOR E SALARY AFTER SALARY
MAY 1, 1942 MAY 1, 1942 PLUS $~
. 50~ Hr . 57,t hI' Plus ~~2C
.50p hI' 5'-Y,f, b.r "
" I r
,,50fJ hI' .5"~ hI' fl
,.50~ 1'11' . 57 if; hI' II
.50f;hr .57rE hI' II
. 5 o if; p:e 157~ hI' tf
. 50thI' .57~ hI' n
..50# hI' .57rp 11' II
.501: hI' ..57~ hI' It
.501; hI' .57$ hI' tf
.50t; hI' .57rjJ hI' "
..50t/: hI' .57f/; hI' "
SEW-EE DC1;PARTIVlt:,.:NT
Jal\:e Geis t
Julius Joel111ck
.50:1 hI'
..50 hI'
.50t hI"
..40P hI'
.40P hI'
Plus $20
II
fT
ff
II
.574:: hI'
.57 hI'
.57et hI'
.47f/; hI'
.471: hI'
ENGn}I~8HIN G DE:PABTJVf8NT
.501: hI'
.571: hI'
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INCIDENT'ALS
.401; hI'
..45t/: hI'
fI
PAHK DEPARTMENT
..50$ hI'
.50* hI'
.50:f; hI'
.50ft hI'
.501; hr
.50<jJ hI'
.50P hI'
.50t hI'
.50t hI'
.50~ hI'
.50t hI'
.50f: hI'
.50P hI'
.571: hI' Plus $20
.57~ hI' Plus "i ~o
~( ;c.
.57~ hI' "
.57f: hI' fl
'057~ hI' fI
.57"; hI' fl
.57$ hI' n
.57t/: hI' If
.57rj; hI' If
.574; hI' fl
.57p hI' "
.57~ hI' tT
.,57t/: hI' "
PAVING FUND
.50rf; hI'
.50rft hI'
.50if; hI'
.50rt hI'
.50t hI'
.50~ hI'
.50if; hI'
.50rf; hI'
.57ep hI' Plus ~20
.57rf; hI' ff
.57rjJ hI' fl
.57f/; hI' "
.57rf; hI' "
.57r/: hI' "
1574: hI' fI
.57rjJ hI' fl
CEMET SHY fUND
..55thI'
.SOIt hI'
.50ep hI'
.50* hI'
.504; hI'
. 62/hr Plus $20
. 57cfthr "
.57rj; hI' II
.57rft hI' "
..57:f; hI' tf
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CEIVIET8.;RY ]?IJND
Jacob Beekma.n
Wm$ Richts!'
R. A. Vangorden
John Roby
John Lorr;mzen
..50~ hI'
,,50rJ; hI'
,. 50~ hI'
.. 504; hI'
~ 501: ill'
.57~ hI' Plus *")0
'if'"
,.57rf; hI' "
.57tj: hI' "
.57cp hI' tl
.57~ hI' n
Aft9r some discussion pertaining to r3cords in ~ngirger's office,
on motion of Starr, s'3conu9d byVVcilksr) tJL~ Ii'inancs Cammi tts':) was
author i2. S!d to ~mploy an audi tor to ell sck th-? ii'ngin-;;sr' 5 Office as to
records and receipts at the end of six montlls, and aid in setting up
accounting system$
On motion of Sta.rr, s3conded by Walksr, the tslephone bill at
Airport was order9cl paid cclong wi th soms otil~r items. (D9sts Aviation
Service).
After some discussion on rental for a piece of equipment belong-
ing to Balbach Company, i t v.;,-~.s D10V'3d by Olivetti, s econd:;d by starr,
that an offer of $25.00 in full settlem3nt, be made.
SOlli9 discussion on D9f9DS9
sing, size of Houses, and yards.
(No action~)
On motion of starr, Council adjourned.
August 18, 1942
F. 5. Wbi te,
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Council met in regular session) "His Honor," the Mayor, pr~siding.
Sach Councilman pre.:)snt, '3XC:;pt Cords and W;-i.lk':.;r~
R':!qu 3S t froltl J,Jh:n C. Schn ::id'?r for c:on~:,3n t of Council to con;"") truc t
a room for oa,ncing on south ~iici;;: of Del Hio, V\D.:', pr~s':mtsd, no action
taken.
Mr. Baker made rsqu?st that ths Qty lease thB College Gym for
b . , co' Y0",,:>" h, i"""':)'" ',", I::>";' r 8,{\'O' "1;,,, ('lr \TCe:, '\;jo::>t
oXlng, ",PO.l.)"oOI ~l,. u/ 'du.,llCd.l ,J"b-,-O_l,?uAi 1A,",,-cA~ll u~,,), ~ Iv.~ ~
and s ?v-
era1 amateur shows to be put on durinb the fall and winter.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Tripe, was referred to City
Recreation Cornmitt9<:~ with povver to act.
Minutes of previous meetings, August 5-7 & 18 were read and
approved.
Offer of M. 8. Olson, $150.00 for frac Lot 4, Block 27, Schimm~rs
was L1cr '3ns 3d to $200.. 00 and to inc:l ud'3 frac Lots 1-2 & 3, Block 27,
Schimm'Jr's.. On motion of K1'L::;g",r, s~cond'3d by 0Iiv:::tti, bid vvas r'3j~ct9d.
On motion of Oliv'3tti, s'3cond'3u by Kr.L':'f;'3r, tll'3 bid of Ivan
Waldo for th'3 purchase of 823 M~3st 4th street, was r'3fsrr~d to City
Attorn9Y and City &roparty Co~mnitt99 to contact Mr~ Waldo and his
attorney.
L:?ttsr from R. Lannin thanking ths Mayor and Council for th')iJ:'
pal'tcipation in r9c:')nt scrap drive, was read. On motion of Olivetti,
seconded by Krieger, was rsceiv9d and placed on file.
.t'l.ugust 18, 1942.
Honorabl3 ~ayor and City ~OilllCil,
Grand Island, N3br.
G en tl eIll:m:
The Dla.lllOnd 1C,ngins'3ring COlll1Jemy has on fi1'3 with the ,C ity Q'?rk,
one certified ch9ck of October 1, 1942, in the amount of $25.00, and
of Nov3mb:;I' 5,1941, in the amount 01'$20.00, \ivhich W9re posted as bond
for completion of Curb & Gutter districts No 95 and 99 respectively.
Inasmuch as th0 WPA ha::3 vanish9cI from th') sc :me Emd there will Drobab~~
1y bs no mOl"3 WPA v,orl( of this kind, I ha ve bsm as}::;c1 by th':) Ii~"rnond
mginsering Company, to !lb. '3 UFo contracts for the abov9 l11ention~d
Curb & CuttSI' districts callc:;;llsd, and th'3 c:;rtifisd ch.:;cks r9turnsd
to th'3 said Diamorld ;:'Y1cJiL:; 91' i,:ng ,Co w
Yours v3ry truly,
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Cit':l ~rlLl11s0rCl'
On lootion of Oll.v;;tt.L, S9COllU.''':U by" Trl~),:.l, r;~portwas approvsd,
con trac ts cane '211:::6 Cl ::~rk ins tnJC t'3d to r '3 turn C 9r ti f i ':;d ch 3cks.
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RESOLu'rION
Whereas, on the fifth day of August, 1942, the Mayor and Ci ty Cauncl1
of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved Ordinance No.
1930, which Ordinance levied special taxes to pay for the cost of con-
struction of Gravel District No. 20 of said City, and
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Whereas among the several descriptions in said Ordinance there
appeared the following:
A tract in SE4-NE4_2l-ll-9 on W side of
Clark Street between Phoenix and Cal.
Mattie Fr
Hazel Jane Concannon
A tract jp
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":<"l;V!"(jYl Anderson
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Mattie Frank
I s a a. c H. Al t 81'
on!'.; side
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300'11.55
100' 3.85
A tract in SE4_NE4_21-11-9 on E side of
Greenwich St. Between Pl10enix and Cal. Ave.
Hazel Jane Concannon
740' 28.49 ./
And Whereas errors were made in the foregoing aSSessments and said
assessments in said Ordinance No. 1930 should have been as follows:
A tract in the SE4-NE4-2l-ll-9 on W side of
Clark Street between Phoenix and California. N 560' 21.56
Mattie Frank
Hazel Jane
Concannon
A tract in the SE4_NE4_2l-l1-9 on W side of
Clark Street between Phoenix and California. S 238' 9.16
A tract in the SE4_NJ~4_2l-l1-9 on E side of
California Ave between Anderson and Alter St.N 300' 11.55
A tract in the SE4_NE4_2l-ll-9 on the east side
Greenwich St. between PhoenJ,x and Ca1. Ave. S 740' 28.49
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Mattie Frank
Hazel Jane
Concannon
A tract in the SE4_NE4_21-ll-9 on E side
Isaac R. Alter California Ave between Anderson and Al ter St S 100' 3.85
Ther ef ore, BE IT RESOL V:E:D BY THE MAYOn AND C1 TY COHN CIL OF' THE
CITY OF' UllAND I,';ll.ANL; NEBRASKA, that the tax records of the Ci ty of
Grand Island, Nebraska, be, and the same are hereby ordered, Changed
and corrected in accordance with the provisions of this resolution;
that the Ci ty Treasurer be, and he is hereby directed, ordered, and
authorized to correct and change said tax records as herein provided,
and that the City Clerk forWay'd to the City Treasurer a certif5_ed copy
of the resulotion.
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1942.
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[Id ~1><Jlld l"l"l'd "lq Il~'-rolYl 1-::, " r-'{;("-'-~:r1y-..t~-i~~-'lu:::;)ri -/lC-"'.IC r.:':'l~--;d ~:'nQ"1 ylnc~d
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on file.
Lstt<.:I' frollt H~ s. s;t;;pbsns wi th r ~f9r'3nC'2 to W (11' H isk In::3ur~3nC'3
on City Prop<;;rtYe On motion of OLi.vi.]tti, s '3cond~d by fr'ads tr <;;::;t was
r'3.f9rr~d to Ie:?, vVat.:::r ~:md Ligllt CQ;lllilitte';; andfurdick.
Application of Clayton Ba.h:';3r for 'On & Offn sale B:::osI' at 110
~ast Third Street, was pr3s9nt~d. On motion of Tripe, seconded by
Kri::;cel', 1,J1,as ;::<:It for ll.':::arinr:: S~Jpt:;mb9r~, 1]
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of Starr, SJCOIld?d
On Ill!) t iOll
Committ99 Raport n~xt
by Olivetti, report was approv
Roll cull ballot, J r vatine
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Bonds of C. ::G. W:L11[~rd, :wtint, PolL>;,; .TuCg9, Clyd8 't-I. l;'Ul't and
J. E. Bott~ich~r, pntrolm~n ane
Miller, Garbage, ~v
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OKc?d <:.1.::; to form, by City ittorn'JY, W::l"3 eLl! ov::d.. On motion of 'Ji~ip'J,
s3cond,:,o. by OlLv::.:tti.
Pem,')h13t;o: on T::t:Lr:;;.:,;nt'H:;r3 tLirn'3d OV"I' to lilY'. ~:'c,:)rr, Chairman
Finn.flC::; (~o]'Hnl ttS(~~
Cl aims ~.1La:L s t th S' City v;.::;r '3 1'1';' S)llt 3d, 011 !notion o.i~ c' tarr,
S <3COl1d, '-::;d by k(I~L ~=:,~; ;:;1" ,
sa as reaa, roll call ballot,
ell C Duneil
man voting ilY;3.
On motion of ft~rr, Council a6journ
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Augw.,t 19, 1942.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council:
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We, your Finance Committee r9comm3nd that the salaries of the
following employees b'.; listed as follows, for the p'JI'iod of on'3 year,
beginning Aue;ust 1, 1942'md '::lnding August 1, 1943.
We further recomm'3nd that the hourly wages of laborers in the
various departments be set at 50~ per hour for first year m9n~ and 60~
per hour for those viho have s9rved the city for more than ons Y'3:J.r.
These wage rates are to become eff2ctiv9 August 1, 1942 for a period
of one year.
SALARI?D I\JI.lfN
Old Employee
N :~w Empliliyee
Salary before
May 1, 1942
S THB:;k!-;T D SP AhTlVlr'EN T
Charles Wenn
Bud Porter
$ 165.00
120.00
SEWER DE~4liTMSNT
J~ H.. Hardeman
Alex Kehm
John Holden
300.00
135.00
130.00
ENQJNgERING. DEp-T$
Ed. Keiss
175.00
INCIDtT.;NT.llLS
R. M. Phillips
140.00
RECRri;J).T:I:ON
AlEPon T
Stov'~r Dsc,ts
200.00
PARK DEPAHTlvl.&WT
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H. Schirkofkk:V
150.00
POLIC.~ _DEPARTMENT
L. G. Mentzer
K. F. Armstrong
W. A. Barrett
M. G. DCihlgren
J. M.. Davis
0., fL Halls!'
H. L" Li:nder
S. C. Miller
H. J. Rauert
C. E. Rockwell
147.50
125.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
125..00
125.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
115.00
115.00
115.00
E$ !vle RCJs'J'b'::;:r~r'y
M" H. Westphal
Wa1t'Jr G0is
Go, W. Krapp
Will., Teg113r
SalD.ry After
Mcq 1, 1942
$ 175.00
130.00
300.00
140@00
135.00
185.00
140.00
200.00
160.00
160.00
137.50
1J7.50
137.50
137.50
137.50
137.50
1.37.50
13(7 ~ 50
1.37,,50
137.. 50
IJ7~50
127.50
127.50
127.50
Salary
Plus $2C
$ 185.00
140.00
320.00
155.00
150.00
195.00
160.00
220.00
170,,00
167.. 50
11t5.00
145.00
IJ+5.. 00
145.00
145.00
lJ}5.. 00
145.00
145.00
145.00
145.00
145.00
135,,00
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135.00
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OLD 8lvlPLOYEE
Wm.. Herman
Will. Ronnfe1dt
Ed.. Spink
0.. V. Fent
C. P. Fsmt
C. E. Fisher
otto K1arr
I. Morrow
R. W-.;l,stpha1
Geo Schro8der
Gso Roth
H. Sutton
D. James
W. BabGock
RichardSv2ns
W. Kensinger
H. J.. Cordes
Fred Knephoff
Mal' L~ Blcdn
POLICE DEPT {cant)
NEW E.lVLPLOYEE
SALAHY BEFOHE
MAY 1, 1942
J. E. BotteicheT (1st YT men)
Richard G 9ricke
A. w. Grubbs
Wm. Keusch'3l'
A. Stransky
Ra;Y'1ilOnd Vogt
Alfr,::d Wolfe
Clyde Hart
pi I II E~ 1) l~'P l~I~ :rrit~IiJ iT
Raymond Russell (1st yr
Wm.. Ro (;!sch
Arthur Gu1zow
R. Lewandowski
H.. Fisher
Fl'anl<;: Para
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PAVING FUND
CEMSTEHY FUND
OF.F'ICE
147.50
130.00
130.00
130.00
130.0Q
125.00
125.00
125.00
12),~OO
125.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
12.5.00
125.00
125.00
lTI9n}10.OO
110.00
110.00
110.00
110.00
110.00
110.00
125.()Q
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Salary After
)\,lAY 1, 1942
122.50
12:2.50
122.50
122.50
122.50
1 .50
122.50
122.50
160.00
142.50
1~2 " 50
142.50
142.50
137.50
137" 50
137.50
137.50
137.50
137.50
137.50
137.50
13'7,,50
13'7.50
137.50
122.50
122.50
1:22.50
122.50
122.50
122.50
122.50
140.00
624: per hI'
.45t hr
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SALARY
PLUS $20
167,,50
150.00
150.00
150.00
150.00
145.00
145.00
145.00
145.00
11t5.()O
145.00
145.00
1,~5 . 00
145.00
145.00
145.00
1)0.00
130.00
130.00
130.0D
130.00
130.00
130.00
155,"00
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OLD &VJFLOYEE
N E:W SlVlPLOYEg
f:ALAHY BEFOHE Sl1LAHY AFT~
l\iLAY 1, 1942 MAY 1, 1942
~501; hI' e57~ hI'
50~ hI' .571; hI'
,,50P hI' .. 57rt: hI'
.504: hr .571: hI'
.50P hI' .57r.p hI'
.50p hI' .57p hI'
.50p hI' .574: hI'
.50P hI' .5'7P hI'
.50P hI' . 57ft hI'
.50p 111' .57p hI'
. SOrt: llIb .57p hI'
.50P hI' .571: hI'
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By Elstermeier
H.. N81son
John Harnrnach,:)r
Augu;:;t Pollock
By Wendt
Ross Thompson
Ralph Hill
Fred Yankten
Ray Robinson
Pete Hansen
Glen Nelson
SEWEH Df!:PARTMENT
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PHOPO~3 8:D
SALAHY
.60p hI'
.600 h1'
.60rf hI'
.60y hI'
. 60~: hI'
. 6' Or/. .
f' nr
.60p hI'
.60p hI'
.bOp hI'
.60t hI'
.bOp hI'
.60p hI'
Dale Stites .50t hI' .571; hI' .fOp hI'
Pete Pfenning ",50P 1~lr .571: hI' i60p hI'
Fritz Hilderbant .50t: hI' ~ 57rf: hI' .60p hI'
.J ale e Geist . 40 if; hI' ~47P nr .50P hI'
Julius Joehnck .40if; hI' .47p hI' . 5 o if; hI'
f.:NGINERltING DEPARTMENT
Chas J.. Rick'3I't . SOt, hI' .57rf: hI' .60p hI'
I ~T{ DEPAHTM~NT
J. Paustian .50rt hI' .,57if; hI' .60rf: hI'
E. Schultz .50P hI' .57if; hI' .601: hI'
J. Kehm . 50rt hI' .57if; hI' .60r/; hI'
C. Williams ~50rt hI' .57~ hI' .60p hI'
N. Blanco .50P hI' .57if; hI' . 60ft hI'
C. Nigmann .50p hI' .57if; hI' .bOif; hI'
H. Culbertson . 50~~ hI' .571: hI' .60;ft hI'
J. Lang .50t hI' ~57.p hI' ..60p hI'
A.. Pgterson .50rt hI' .57~ hI' .60t hI'
J. Mentken .50rt hI' .57t hI' .60p hI'
V.. Jell s aZl .50t: hI' .57t hr .60p hI'
B. Sharp ..50rt hI' .57t hI' .60; hI'
G., Sanders .50P hI' .57p Iu' .bO/; nr
PAVIN~D~PARTM&~T
John Kriege!' .,50P hI' .57rt hI' .60p hI'
Andr9w Christ8nsen .50rt hI' .57if; 1'11' .60t hI'
Ed. Kleinkauf .50rt hI' .57t 1'11' . 60,,/: hI'
Dick Linderkamp .50P hI' ,,57if; hI' . 60,~ hI'
John Cabler .50ifJ hI' .57t hI' .60/; hI'
Cal Shriner . sort hI' .57p hI' 6f'1 ,~ hI'
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George Stauss ~50rJ; hI' .57if; hI' .60rf; hI'
George Clade .50P 111' .571: hI' . 60 if; hI'
. CEMETE:HY Di!';PT.
Rubin VangordJll .50p hI' .57~ hI' ,,60if; hI'
Ray Sybrant .50rt hI' .57'rj: hI' .60if; hI'
Wm. 1):'lmell ~50P hI' .57if; hI' .bOrt hI'
Francis :Vangorden .50rt llr .57~ hI' .60t hI'
Jacob B '? '?kman . 5 o if; hI' .57if; hI' ..60t}: hI"
Wm~ Richats:r .50~ hr .57if; hI' . 60y~ hr
R. A. Vangorden .50~ hI" .571: hI' .601: hI'
John Roby . 50v5 hr .57if; hr ~6ot hI'
Elia.s F. Starr Rs:spectfully submitted.
M.A.O]ive~______ FINANCE COMMITTEE
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Council mst BS p0l' ~)p';;:ciiJl cnl1.. rllli::> honor,"
E[ic11
LUicilxii;m .':llS\,:;I' .:;d at roll
ciilly ~"
3 Meyor pr9siding.
DOI.L;Jlci r)':3tt,i~i of' til'3
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(., V,i,'tl1<.:':,X' ,red IlaclstrssL
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prOI)as.iti,oD to pUI~chase for City
r i (.-1-- + 1.1'1._}.t- .'''' -;;""
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(I 1 1 r; 'vn U'~ un '\.." 0'
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ThJ propo;:ul ,\" '
City
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Ci ty ~7~ all tll ~ won ';;Y lLv':;.~ tsd
ths City on a ba:::.is UJ3.t '"oule yisle
to th'2 option dat~.
Afts!' some
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it was mov3d by Starr~
B 'SC 0110.:;0.
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by Cords,
for ths pr0ssnt.
Roll call ballot, all vv
that ths: matt'2.C 01 tD.king up bowls, or rc:;funding tllS bonds, b":;! tabl:::d
r3",
On notion of Starr, Council
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August 26, 1942.
Council m~t as per special call, His Honor, th9 Mayor pr~siding.
All Councilmen PI' <,;::>::nt.
MotIon by Bradst1''3st, tlwt in int'?-I''3st of s;conoruy, to the City
of Grand Island, that th9 s3rvic9s of Jack Hardeman bg dispeDssd with
but due to shortness of notic0, that his salary b9 continued up to
Octob'9r 1, 1942. Holl call bDllot, Vit1ng No, Olivstti, K.ri'3gel' and
Sander. Voting ays, Starr', Cords, WaH;:'~r, Trip'.;: D,nd Bradstreet. Motion
carrisd.
Trip';; m.aDtioned the w'93ds on 1"301' of lots of safsway at 6th & Pine,
vIas r '3f'9r1'9d to CharI :::s lJV~nm to cut.
K1'1'?-[;91' rnsntioned that h9 has contacked the ~t.~~s of College
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v,i th I'9f'31' ?PC 8 to h()l(dq~ Boxing lvla tches in thC) Gym. '1":r~:t.s,t.~s J tatl:tl[;
tt~ (l, t
if th:::y rent
for functions of tLat naturc,;;, that thsir
t'J'.c '. ~r'
Jl~~) L ri.~<t!
prop~rty would be p]/icsd on tax rolls.
On motion of Krieger, seconded Tripe, t Mr. Bak~r's l' u9St for
City to rent th3 gym for matcnes, was r3j9ctsd.
On motion of starr, Council adjourLsd.
F" S. White,
City Cl'3rk.
August 26, 19)+2.
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Grand Island, N:;;br.
September 1, 1942.
Council fiet as per sp~cial call of th0 Mayor, "His Honor," the
MC]Yol' prssi(Jin[,u All COUllc11m'2H pr3~;snt, t;;XC'3pt Krl'::;ger and Walksr.
~19 M2yor 9xpl[ill10d
t th::: ,11'?~~tinb of tJ:1sQiunci1 was for
the puri)OS? of making a decision on .purchase of Govs:rnmmt P ends.
J\ft; 21' 30m3 cU s cuasion fol1oV.iDg a pI' r;;;::; 'em ta -Cion by Mr.
Youngc}llUS,
. [:chi1191', and. Nil'. Kemp, in which the Meyor, Council
and Mr.
Burdick
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s.f.lo \J~, erlC.'l I a.VOI'lLg .' ';,9 purCl1J.s 9
som3 bonds.
o.r
The MCi.yOX' s ted,
the ctty l'ttOi"ll'JY W'c'.s
\n'ittsn opinio:n
thC:l t. th']
unci1 cOl).ld l';!gCilly Invsst surplus ear LS of Ligbt Dep--
artmsnt in Gnvc;rnw?nt Bonds.
Ivlov9d 'by SEmel<-)r, .s'3corldJ(]~)Y OLivc;:tti, that tt:o:CLty pur-.
chase thre,;; $;]0,000.00 bOlLG.S, F. E;3:ci~;s, fl'orn surplus funds of th'.3
Ligh tD'3p :3.1' t.:n:-;ll t" bond
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Roll call ballot, 3&ch
Councilman vatinL aye~
Kri0bsr and WalksI' absent.
On IlJOti.OJ::\ of T:r 1P3, C LLC:U
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or COUilCil
presiding. All Councilmsn
e;) eTt t J S:.~'<~e t
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Olivetti explained the r?8S0n for the Special M2S
, vvas to
P~;co ~."
LJ..f,;;)w
a Ri:;~:;:Jluti(1Yl rcrt.inJ,ng to the Airport.
lllhfl9..LUIIQ.N
'~lIIER,~~ft,.S .tl:-16 TJ1J.J. cc
8t t.;;s k'm~1 may d'2cide to utilize the Grc)nd
Island Municipal Airp(jrt, locc:ted on Section 35, Tovmship 12, Range
9 ifT c> L~ t r, -I" '!-}, c' 0" toll Dr 1. l'l~ 1" "^ Q 1 ]ff [:\,y...1 ,:;.j ,.".,., ~"1
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J T'lcl.l:rn_s1:~G~, ~rld
v!tl.l~n 1~.P\ ~J <tIle City' ()f GT nIld I
placing such
~~3 d~o~}
faciliti(:s as it may hccve at ths: ell
~f the GoYernment~
THER~FOR.E, BE~ I,T _R_~SOTJVED BY THE IVII\.YOR !~~N:_D CITY C011NCILy -tllElt
Harry' Grl:CDlninge:r, M;'yor of the Ci..ty of Or
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:iT. []. .\T:lit~8,
City Clerk of said City,
be author.tzer..l to
" ~. t I
J.ro.meC,ll2. e y
'3xecu to on h3'~
half of the said Cit:y',
A SURVEY, 8XPLORATIONt GRADING AND GONWfEUCTION
P~RMIT Find deliver th'"
snme to the proper offieia,ls
e United
stater; Gov(~rnment e
On motion of Tripe, S 0condBd by (?,Jrds, Re;~:olutLm vms
adopt::?d" Roll call ba.llot, \Tot-lng eye, Olivetti, Stn.rr, Cords,
Krieger, Tripe, and Sander. Bradstre
not voting, Walk'"::;!' absent"
On rnoti:>u of' starr, Council adjm.J.J.'nod..
September l~ 1942.
(5:30 P. M.)
F. S" Wl1ite,
City Clerk.
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OFFICE: OF THE CHI2~.F OF ENGINEERS
CONSTRUCTION DIVISION
RE:AL J~ST!\TE BRANCH
"TJPiTG''<; R)PT()F ^'T'ION (',_-Hr,n"T1\T"G,
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QOili~~TRUCTION P~~HMIT
STATE OF NEBRASKA
COUNTY OF HALL.
IN CONSIDERATION of tbJ.) sum of cm';~ dollar ($1.00) and attic!'
uabl ,--~, cun:;1d'Jr~; tion5, th ;; receipt and suffici:mey of which are
"'lerohw nr>>lolO- "vl"'dp'pcl tl..:> undprsiPDPd l"creiiipPhc,I' '~elJ ,.V'! +'llP "O"W\<'>"'''
1_ .......0"'"., ___,~.&... Y-"'''.'U..l_'cJ,~.<!.,.... _WI 0--' A -_-,<./~.t.Vv ......''-*~......I.,...l. v.-...... 1I11J.J.........L ~
grants to the United states oJ' AnF:!rica, hereinafte.c called the
"Government" a 3u:rvey, exploration" grading and construction permit
upon the following terms an( conditions:
1. The O'Vlffier hereby grants to th::: goverxunent an irrevocable
right t02nt'3r upon the lands hereinafter desc::ribed:Jt time thl:-'l
a pe:ciod of three months from the date of this iJ:l~)trument, order
to SUI'V'3Y and carry out such other exploratory- work, g:r<:1(jjjng a:nd con.-
s truetion as may be necesse.:CY In conn,8ctiol1 with th'3 property.
2. This license includes th'.; l'ibb t
otb.GI' JE,n.ds of th,,: lic9Dsor not described
and 'egress is n8CC~3sar:y and Dot otherwise
the government..
ingress and egress on
below, provided such ingress
conveniently aVcdlable to
3., All tools, equipmant, and other properties placed upon the
land by the govc:rrmwnt (-;;hal1 rs.m:J.in the prO}Y3rty of the goy;::;rnm2nt
and may be I'<:?moved b;-" the gO'\li2rnlY12Ylt at; t;;,ny time vii thin a reo.sona.bl'3
psriod aftcl" th'c-c cxpil'ct:ian of this lice:nse.
J+.. The goVel'nllli3nt shall have the rleht to patrol And. police
the lands hereinafter d'00scrlbed during the ,period of thls 11cc:~nse~
).. Th(;; lic9t1sol' hereby waives and reletese;;:; ,J.D.y ,xnd all clnims
f- 0-" r'l'~',Tl'~ (1' t'" ii' "i -;~l' i_' J"' n f' -[T'nll'" +hE' n ('< +ivi ty. or ti vii'y' - rv'''-P 1-}1 c, G-oV""l'Y'<l1],C'Il+-
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its of~icers, agents, employees, representatives or assigns on said
land, in the rea::3onableex"3rcise of thls lic~,mse..
6.. The land affc:cted by this permit is located the State of
Nebras1';:,H, County of Hall, and is described as follows:
All of Section Thirty~fi va (35), T oVvllship TVf81ve (l~~), R<:nge
Nine, (9) IjIlest of the Sixth Principal Meridian"
Executed this
First day of September, 1942..
SLAND NEBRA.SKA"
AT'T'fi:S'T'
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Grund Island, N?braska.
S'3pt:wib'sr -:., 191t;:.
Council m:.?t in r "6u1u. ~;:;S
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01', p.r <'
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All Councllm,:;;n pr'Js::mt, ';\C t.
(iCj, f. tr? '3 t
VVCI, ll{ 9I~ $
A group uf 1)SI'3ons in Civil
Patrol, BppJUr3d b
_, th3
Council r-:](,;,u'3st
~Om)Ul .g b?
lI'b 0. 10C(3,tiC)li fOl~
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tl-:L'3 iJ1J.rpos~ ()f CO[JtI.rlll (.) tI'
, and also star D for th3 haws
owrsd pl.~rl?S, Mre
JS,. D::ut..::; ?:t ,;,1 s[J2nJ..cLng. Mr. Dsats expl
t.
stnrt9d traiL g, h~ f?lt
,tJ. t tL!:; old^iI'~fJOl' t
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would b'3 t:)O clo,~? tott< ~~ ar,U1Y
spsnsEltion was asssrtsd.
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On motion c:f CD Ei, sscc:nc}?d by Kri'?63:r, YD.~; r:?:i'srrc;c2 to Airport
Cor(jmitt'3';)~
lVlirlllt(:\~.) of ?r8\Tlc)1)D ril~;~t11}gs, I\ubl1St J_9M;24<<,-~:6 a.nd S -~'., 1 (2)
V~! 91~ e r :;a.cJ. D.r1 d a P fJT [) ,T '.;d, '3 )~C t irL nl.1:u u t ~~ s
August 26, 1942, word
r';)c~iV9d, in;;t
of tru~; t 33E;
(-.\.IJd I E~.1
ColI ~g ';';.
Off '':)1' ')[' Chi,r 1:;;: i;; g'. l' El (H'
~)10 000 1) 21' y;Dr
for r~ntal 011 Cit:y
o 1Nll
prop~rty ~orth of U. P. R.
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f0rr0d to City PrOp9rty
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f01 rnOll,:?; i.J~I'h~il:~b E3p~lC~J OY133St
e, of
Wolbacll'S ~D.S rsf~l'
to C;t.r
,. &A1L:;:y and [f]lic:; Corcmi ttc.;0S.
T,::dts:c 0;:;;: .i.., Sl.lPl.ly :epor tion slr:g);' the: dU~colltinu~
ing of th?ir G. I. store, W~~ r~c?iv?d ~l ~ on fi10.
The
r rU :,:;XJ tJ 02'l
u t .?, ;;~; t v.'j~
50 or 60
l.J~t \1~LJ. ur-~c 11
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l.tions ~.t flysl.op Produc~, ctlU~
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On ][}.()tlCill of C(lrds, s:~c
:!{1 l)~T Krisg::;r, tllc3.t tl~l~ Polic9 Ylotify
Hyslop to c1~an up and the next complaint that may be received con-
c':3rning tlls filthy C'JIll1ition,. tl1at Le woulc:c b:l clos'?d up.,
Mayor iasnt1.on'Jd ,sam::: hutcfl]rlng lnLcg dCHle by Corn,:-;LLus 'l.t
plr~les _f()I"'-I[1'.:)x~1":1 uSCjd_ by \V.LJ_llllarl
t C)llC.l t
b c.; .f.:n ,
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Corn slL'\'sUlilldnG no r ~;por t of
s Jrlll J
sp Ctiol1~ Af.t~~r
JOIO
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:.:;:;u:.:;:~j_:.m, General opinion
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HES01UTION
Whereas, in the year of 1920, the Ice Department con-
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structed q building for said Department at the approxirn.ate
cost of ~)2 5,000, and
Whereas, in the year of 1925, said building was sold by
said Department to the Street Department for the approximate
sum of ~li16, 500 .
And, whereas, according to the report of the audi tal'S,
S1.:!:ndermeier and Cont:t'yman, the records of the lee Department
show that said Department is carrying on its records an item
in the sum of $9462.84, representing the amount invested in
the constru ction of said ;'JUilding; and the audi tors reconliIlend
tha t said i tern be transferred to the records of the Street
Departrnent and stricken off of the records of the Ice Depart-
ment. And, Whereas it does not appear that any of the said
sum of ~~~)462 .84 "viII ever be paid to the Ice Depay'tment by
sa_id Street Department.
rrher'efore, BE I'I' EESOLVED BY 'I'HB EAYOH AND Clry COUNCIL
that the i tern of $9462.84, representing the amount invested
in said ice building be, and the same is hereby ordered,
s tri cken and charged off of the re cords of said Ice Depart-
ment; that C. W. Blu'dick, Commissioner of the Water, Light,
and Ice Departments of tlle Clty of Grand Island, be, and
he is hereby ordered, directed, and authorized to stri,ke
and charge off the same from the records of the said Ice
Department. And, that the City Clerk forward to the said
C. W. BurdiCk, Commi ssioner, a certified copy of thi s Reso-
I'll tion.
Respectfully sl..1bmi tted this 2nQ_day of "S.e.p_t.,_____1942.
M.A.Olivet.tl
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John Sander.
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vjater.,~ 'LiEsht'; and~Ice-G-or:nmi ttee
Orl 11lot:Loc of 01.iv..;:ttl, S:~~()11C1
bv [~u YH' c:' j 'P ~H' C" 1,"
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() fl tv L't S zl. elti ~J t '.~~d .
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RESOLUTION
Whereas, in the last report covering the Watel', Light,
and Ice Departments, Sunderrneier and Contr;yman, audi tors,
furnish a lis t of bad accounts in the total stlI11 of ~~1828. 53,
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which accounts are uncollectable, and whereas said accounts
should not be carried on the records and should be stricken
and char ged off.
Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'I'EE MAYOR AND CI'I'Y COUNCIL
OF THJ~ crn~ m, GH1U~Jj IbLiJ\ilJ, NEB'rLASKA, that said bad accounts
wbich are uncollectable and wldch are set fOl'th in the last
report of the audi tors covering the \!'Jater, Lig:ht, and Ice
Depa:rtrnents, be, and the same are hereby ordered, charged
off and stricken fl'om the records; an(1 C. W. Burdick, Com-
missioner' of said Departments be, and he is b.erehy ordered,
directed, and authorized to charge off and stl'ike said
accounts from the records, and th8.t the Ci ty Clerk be, I,md
he is hereby directed, to f orwaX'd to C. VI. Burdick, Commis-
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Respectfully submi tted this. ?nd__day of_Q.Ql?~.!-.__1942.
life A . OLtvett:i..
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- Water ;-L:L-ght;---and Tce"Cormni tte e
On ~11otiorL of 01,j~J~tti, s .:~~
by
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Cords rsport::)d thJ r:~;c
ts foy" f ~t IOUl'
rj.c:l y s
tAl tJ Jl 2; t 0 ~~...;;L v.,) t) ':~ 1311
81.00,
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spolv~n hy S:':,W';J of" tl"c:' eJppon:mts (at first).
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CO.D tae t
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p:'lrtaining
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purclws e
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W?st 4th
str'~st,
t ]LIr lb V\fn.lclc,
t).rlC~
S93illSd not at all int~rJst
and
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On
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l)y TIa if) 9, c1 ~ 9(1 VID~ s
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depo::.;it mrJlJc:Y Orcl31'3d tUrll3cl OV',H' to City Tr'38:.:;ur,~I'
11-- ill
th?
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LU"lL'~ ,J:- ..,v..u., OLU.Lll",.liC:; If . Fo...)
b'2 l' 2i)1.
",pi [,>~l' lllr;mtion
S \IV il{lL-..i11 i;; 1)0 () 1. (lr1 d. C ,1 () s il1g (}:J. t ~:: e
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City Pl'Ol)~)rty Conunitt'~)9 be giv0n
';n'
to ~ct in closinL d~li~3~
Bill of BIDiJ.;-
'If S'; tel, for ]:)lctD,C'
sp9cifications for 3nlurg-
ing cant:::. '.::te ;it 6L :-::ul j:Jlnnt,
~o ,,0:')
''.m:sus of
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opinion 1NclS tha t ~J 50.00 \i,a:; trJU much.,
u 1)') s:n tlJ t1 t
.;;r E; t.
pr~liminary plans
::'1) ~3' C ie' i c t.i;J Xl S
1)<:) D_r()UIld .~~50.00. OX} ldClt,-tC)[l
of Sc~rld~Ij, S~C~JlldJd by
r, (~:L t -;;f t>~; 1_ :~I' :~.= ;.'
In::.;truc:t:;d LJ \',ritJ EL~c:[.:
[me! V~atch p':Jrt,,:;
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Honorabls MuyaI' and
Ci.ty 11, Grcind 131
C~ '3r1 t 1 .:: ul.-Jf1 :
VV:;;, yo ur Lic ')n::.)':; Comm.i t t '>.:~ -" b
3.re rn~~d.s [it r~cul_~r ra0~ti_r10 of CouDcil.
that ths !1pplic!ition of Clayton ?l'
at 110 eo;:; t Third ~3tr '3St, b ,? c) [1 t:'d.
t if X10 1)I~r1t~st3
X" '3 C 'Ji.~.i(::i,
OY~ tl1~; .5sc<()l.Ld 01 f t :;l~,
t'()I' nOrl (~c Of~.r 8(,';..1:3'1 13 ~:;~c IjlC;3'[lS'~:
R?sp?ctfully submitt9d,
Frank Trio':; __
Or cItcl ;j.~; ';3.J'!"[f-~~~:~8'nd-
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On rnn
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Cords, r9port as approv9d.
h LUTION
Wj18TC~I\!3 C1 ayton Da10 B(lI'~ SH'
':; a.Pl)'licc~ tiO!l ~fOI~ I! ic 91158 to
3911 b~3r at "On & Orf Sale" at 110
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V,ill
LLC Li c ~rlS:2 c:
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Tn8HSFOHE Bt~ IT Fi
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BY TLt '~ :;.L!\YOh
r CITY COUNCIL that Lic~ns9
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v "()Il LC ()~fi~f?:: 0
[it Jnc tlClll lUl(WIn as 110 8:;(;3t Third ~:tr3'3t, Grand Islnnd, Nebraska.
Fl'Elrll\: TI"l-o~
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(; t) ~J ~ Co~ecls
Oi;dinanc;~-Lic.'~ns:i~nlJQ --
BOLd Comm.Lttse.
On mottor!
TJ'iI'?~~, s :)(~ol;.d:JU by. Cor:js, 1}9~)olL~tIoIl \\'[15 ad.Ol)t
Roll. call ballot, all voting aye.
To thJ M8yor Ci
Grand Island, Nsbr
\douncil,
Cen tl S\U1 ';)Jl ~
A request has been made by th3 South'3!'D Nc;bnJ.:Ci\a Rural Public
Po~er District to r?ZOD3 ~ property known as "all af Fractional
Block IUn9 (9), Bonnis B~'(~s .Add~_tioD.to tlL~ City o~ Gral.ldI~l,'md,
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provisions of th'? Ci ty OrQini:inc~.
We r9co~n9nd tilat notic0 b0 given to p9r~ons int3r3st0d in
thg matter as provided by Section 15 OrdiD~nc9 No. 1585, p9rtainlng
to zonine; uno that ths elt;}' C1 pu'blish saId notic>~ in th.:) Grand
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Whereas, on September 17, 19~'S0, the M.ayoI' and Ci ty Council of tb.e
Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved Ordinance No. 1380
levying special taxes to pay for the cost of construction of Paving Dis-
trict No. 88, and
Whereas the Lots four, five, and six ("4,5,6) of Campbell's Sub-
division to the City of Grand Island were assessed as follows:
Lot 4
Lot 5
Lot 6
$88.82
88.82
88.82
L. Galnpbell
L. Campbell
E. Wol bach
And, whereas on trle lOth day of Novem'Jer, 19~-)4 the east two feet
(2') of said Lots fouy', five, and six (4,5,C;) of Campbell's Subdivj.sion
were deeded to the City of Grand Island for the purpose of widening the
alley. And the Ci ty of Grand Island should, therefore, assume and pay
a par t of said paving assessment in accordan ce wi th the amoun t ass essed
against the said two feet (2') deeded to the City. And whereas the
amoun t of the o1'i ginal as ses sment for the eas t two l' eet (2') on each lot
is ~il.40, and as this part of the Lot now belongs to the City of Grand
Island, this amount should be deducted from the assessment now due on
these Lots.
THEhEFOHE, BE lIE HESOLVIID '>Y 'EnE UAYOH AND CI'IT COUNCIL OF' THE CITY
OF GH..i-I.ND I;:)LA1\D, NEBhASKA that the City assume and pay fox' its proportionate
sl18.re of said naving tax as herein set forth, that the Ci t;'>t Treasurer be,
and he is hereby directed and author'ized to make a claim against the
Incidental Pund to pay the amount due for' said paving as provj.ded herein,
and tbat the City Clerk for'Wal~cl to the City Treasuy'er a certified copy of
thi S resolution.
Respectfully suhni tted this 211d
day of~1942.
-H.e..u.r..:L.As..Kr jilR 8u__
Street and Alley Commi ttee
On motion of Kri3g3r, s3cond3d by starr, r3so1utian was adopt9d.
Roll. culJ. bnllo-t, al1~ VQ
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RESOLD TION
Whereas, on September 17, 1930, the Mayor and City Council of the
Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved Ordinance No. 1380
levying special taxes to pay for the cost of construction of Paving District
No. 88, and
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Whereas the east fifty-tViTO (521) of Lots one, two, and three (1,2,3)
of Campbell's Sub-division to the City of Grand Island, Nebx'aska, wer'e
E 52' Lo t 1
E 52' Lo t 2
E 52' Lo t 3
$121.21
72.74
60 .63
And, whereas on the lOth day of November, 1934, the east two feet (2')
of the east fifty-two feet (52') of said Lots one, two, and three (1,2,3)
were deeded to the Ci ty of Grand Island for the purpose of widening the
anev. And the City of Grand Island should, therefore, assume and pay a
part of said paving assessment in accox'dance wi th the arrlOunt assessed
against the said two feet (2') deeded to the City, and 'whereas the East
two feet (2') of said Lot one (1) deeded to the Ci ty of Grand Island would
have been assessed the amount of $4.66, the east two feet (2') of Lot two
(2) the sum of $2.79, and the east two feet (2') of Lot t]:l~ee (3) the sum
of $2 .::-53 .
THEHEF'OHE, BE IT hESOLV~i!!) BY 'rEE MAYOn AND GIil'Y COUNCIL OF 'I'iIE CITi
OF' GRAN!.) I a':)LAi~D, NEBRASKA that the Ci ty assume and pay for its proportionate
share of said pa vinp; tax as herein set forth, that the Ci ty Treasurer be,
and he is hereby directed and authorized to make a claim against the
Incidental Fund to pay the amount due for said pa ving as provided herein,
and that the Ci ty Clerk forward to the Ci ty 'Treasurer a certified copy of
thi s resolu tioD .
Respectfully submitted this
2nd
day of Sep~ceqtber
1942.
Henry A.Krieger
Str eet and. AiTey 'Co-mIni ttee
OJ} rnoti.:":il.l of K1'1 01',;) seonG.
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and the Ordinancs be placsd on its final reading and finally pass~d.
Roll call bHl1ot, all voti.Dg ay'~. Th-3 oraL-w.nc';} was finally s';)d
by th~~ Council
signs:d by th: .ayor.
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On motion of ~)tclrr, Council adjoUl'1l3d.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPc';NDITUR8S
FOR FISCAL YEllE TO SEPT. 3, 1942
GEN~RAL FUND APPROPRIATED
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
Street & Alley
Gas Tax
Sewer Fund
Storm Sewer
Engineer
Incidentals
Municipal Pool
Airport
Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
Park Fund
PHrk (Pier)
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Light Fund
Paving Di~;trict
iii: r, 750 00
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13,000.00
26,000.00
5,000.00
28,000.00
7,500.00
9,000.00
48,000.00
4,500.00
7,800.00
11,500.00
5,300.00
16,500.00
2,000.00
50,000.00
12,500.00
50,000.00
9,000.00
3,500.00
$ 311,850.00
THANSF8RS
EXPENDED
682.00
1,838.43
2,456.01
947.95
560.11
1,587.25
1,454.34
1,621.17
2,055.86
4,257 . 81
1,856.45
3,633.18
405.96
J 23,356.52
3,337.44
7,151.24
32,224.33
17.28
$ 66,086.81
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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BALANCE
$ 2,750.00
12,318.00
24,161.57
5,000.00
25,543.99
6,552.05
8,439.89
46,412.75
3,01+5.66
6, 178. 83
11,500.00
5,300.00
14,4.4.4. .14
2,000.00
45,742.19
10,643.55
4.6,366.82
8,594.04
3,500.00
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Grand Island, Nebr.
September 16, 1942.
Council met as a Board of Adjustment on Be-zoning Frac. Block
9, Bonnie Brae Aciuition. All Councilmen present, !lHis Honor," the
Mayor, presiding as Cnairman of said Board of Mjustment.
There being no protests, City Attorney v,as authorized to
proceed wit:n druv!,irlg orainance placint; the above m~ntioYled property
in COLmercia1 Zone.
On motion of starr, Council adjourned as a Board of .itdjustm:mt.
F. S. Wh i t e ,
Ci ty C19rk.
Sept 16, 194;".
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Grand Island, Nebr.
September 16, 1942.
Council met in regular session, "His Honor," the ~ayor presiding.
All Councilmen present.
Minutes of previous meetings, Sept 2, 4 & 11 were read and
approved.
Offer of Nitzel & Company of $75.00 p':;r lot for lots 7,11 & 13,
in Block 27 and Lots 3, 4, 6, 8 & 12 in Block 26, Gilbert's Third
Addition was read. On motion of Krieger, seconded by Tripe, was
turned down, on account of tne deposit not lJeing enclosed with bid and
also too many provisions covering sale.
Request of Midwest Construction Company, for Council to vacate
Block 20, Schirnmers Addition for a re-sub division to be known as
Abrahamson's 3rd Sub-Division. On motion of' Cords, seconded by
Walker, was referred to Engineering Committee.
September 9, 1942.
Report of Inspection of Ricert's Camp, by t.f:19 Grand Island Health
Department:
The following conditions are noted which do not comply with
the ordinance:
1. Drainage is bad.
2. Holes in driveways and near tile buildings contain water
which stinks.
3. The toilets are inadelluate. There is only one stool and
shower in the men's toilet and one stool and shower in the wornens'
tollet, and one washroom.
4. There is one WPA toilet in the yard.
5. There are 19 trailers in the camp besides the cabins. The
ordinance reyuires one toilet for each 15 persons of each sex.
Garbage is being dumped into open containers.
These conditions do not comply I'd th the ordinance nor meet wi th
the approval of the Board of health.
R. M. Phillios
Ins p ~c tor'
J. G . Vi 00 din
City Physician
Joe Bosler
Police Department
On motion of starr, s'.?conded by Krieger, tJ:"lat the Chief of
Po lic e a.nd Ci ty Cl erk be ins true tea to notify lVlr. :Rick~rt that he
should correct the conditions existing at the camp so as to conform
to Ordinance #1908, as set out in report of health Department,Roll call
ballot, each Councilman voting aye.
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Letter from Black & veatcIl pertaining to bill of $350.00 for
preliminary estimate, plans and specifications for enlarging Dis-
posal Plant was read. On motion of Sander, seconded by Olivetti, was
referred to Sewer Committee.
Mr. 811is, et al appeared b~fore the Council making complaint
against the conditions prevailing at the chicken picking establishment
at 4th & Cedar Streets, assertin6 that one City well was right at
the point where considerabl~ of the drainage from pens and picking
floor was drained. After some discussion, on motion of Olivetti,
seconded by Starr, was referred to th,;; Board of lieal th to make r.l
visit and take vvhat:wer action necessary. Roll call ballot, each
voting aye.
After some discussion pertaining to possibile salvage from
crops, buildings and fences at Airport site, the Mayor was authorized
to see Mr. Wenger with reference to salvaging corn on tt19 land where
di tch'9S and rurnvays will irnmedia t ~ly b'9 plEic'9d, and get a person
or persons to guard the attieI' salvage.
Krieger reported pool closed Labor Day and accoring to report
from Mr. Thompson, the receipts were greater this year than last.
On motion of Tripe, seconded by Krieger, the offer of iliarles
Taylor for lease of ground betvveen U. P. tracks and west end of
viaduct $10.00 p'3r year, 'was accept9d and City Attorney authoriz ed to
draw up contract governing same and res'~rvint; th::: right to canc:::l
contract on 30 days notice.
gach voting aye, except Olivetti, Nay.
Bonds of Wm. Keuscher and SarI Wolfe, Police Officers having
been OK3d as to form by City Attorney, on motion of Tripe, seconded
by Krieger, bonds were approved.
Request from N. D. Zachry, chief or Police, for stop streets
out at Airport, sugt;esting Pine and lOth str"Jets. On motion of
Walker, seconded by Krieger, wvas referred to street & Al19Y Committee.
S9ptember 14, 1942.
Mr. grnest Walker,
Chairman Street Commission,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Dear Sir:
Due to the fact that th'9re is now so much vvork being done at the
Airport, there is exceptionally heav~traffic on 10th str'get, suggest
therefore, that some street be designated as a thru street, vdth stop
signs.
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My sugg9stion would b9 to mak9 this Pine S tre9t all the V>iay
to lOth strget, anQ then lOth street all the say to th":? Burlington
tracks.
This sugg":?stion for your consid":?ratlon"
Yours v":?ry truly,
N. D. L.achry,
Polic":? D9partm<:mt.
To th":? Mayor Eind City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
G<:mtlemen:
We, your committee on Streets and Alleys, to 'vvhmTI vms re-
ferred th9 r":?comm9ndations of N. D. Zachry, Chief of Police, to
mak":? Pin":? Street and Tenth Street stop Streets, because of the
increase in traffic due to airport construction, report as follows:
Construction of run-ways on the 'wmnicipal Airport has started
and there is a marked increase in traffic on said streets.
We, th'9refore, recoinmend that the r.::;commendations of the Chief
of Police be adopted, and tna t Pin":? S tr":?et from South li'ront to
T":?nth Str":?":?t and ~nth Street from Pine Street to the furlington tracks
be marked and designated as stop Streets and that said streets be
delsgnated as such inllllediately.
Dated this 16th day of beptember, 1942.
r:;. L. Wall-c er
Henry A. Krieg~
str est &.A lley C orumi t tee
On motion of Walker, seconded by Krieger, was approved.
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your comrni ttee on streets and Alleys to \"hom was r9ferr~d the
request of S. N. Wolbach and bons Inc. to hav~ the curb line painted
so ~s to accomodate two additional spaces for trucks and two for
passenger cars, report that space for one CcU' has been set aside for
the use of this store, and we recomm.end that adaitional painted curb
for this store be denied and tnat tne r:equest be not granted.
Dated this 16th day of Seph3mber, 1942.
E. .r;..vV alker
Henry A. Kri9ger
Stl' eet and All ey CbIrll11i ttee
On motion of ~alker, seconded by Krieger, report was approved.
R~SO.LUTION
Wht!:..H8AS, the Mayor and Council of the City of crand Island have
passed and approved Ordinanc-3 No. 1935 authorizing and directing
the installation, location, &ld placing of parking meters for the
City of Grand Island, and,;
Wh8REA8, So::ction 3 of' said Ordinance No. 1735 provides that
the Mayor and Council shall, be resolution, order and dir'sct the
ins talla tion of said met.rs and fix the location \!vh'3re the same
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T.tiE:R~FORE, B 8 IT hB;bOLVED BY Thd; MAYOH AND CITY COUNCIL, OF
THS CITY Oll' uRAJ.liD IuLLND, tha t parking meters be installed on all
available placed on the following streets to-wit:
Third Street on botiL sides tnareof from Walnut street to
Sycamore Street.
On both sides of V.alnut street, Vvheel<:?r Street, Locust Street,
and Pine Street from the alley lying between Second Street
and Third street to tne alley lying between Third street and
Front Street.
BE IT F'UhT.tdh H6S0LV~D that the City Clerk forward to the Chi9f
of the Police Department a c'3rtified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully suLmi ttea this 16th aE...y of S '3pt<~mber, 1942.
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H enr y A . __!<;r i ~f@!:'
Street & Alley C omrai ttee
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Walker, report was approved.
NoLce from Railway ComrnissiO'ner continued hearing on discont ~nu-
ing trains #547-548 bet~een G. I. & Lincoln (10:00 A. M. October 21,
1942) in Commission Hearing Room Lincoln, VI'a8 read. On motion of
Olivetti, seconded by Krieger, was received and placed on file.
Harrison reported that for a trial traffic lanes were being
painted on Third street at Sudy and on Sddy at Second for the purpose
of expediting traffic at th~se pa.rticLilar int'31'sections.
After some discussion on issuing requisitions, on motion of
Starr, seconded by Krieger, that all requisitions should be signed
by the chairr,lar" 01' the Conmlittee haVing charge of sucll departm:mt
and funds.
On motion of Krieger, sec8nded by Starr, that City Clerk should
notify the purchasers of City Property that deeds aI'S ready and un-
less settlement is made within 10 days, that deposit will be forfeited
and ordinance of sale will be repealsu.
Ordinance #1935, pertaining to Parking m3sters, was regularly
passed by the Council D.nu sil;ned by the IViayor.
Moved by starr, seconded by Cords, that the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call bllot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by starr, secmdsd by Cords, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, each voting aye. T1:18 ordinance was finally passed
by the Council and signed by ths Mayor.
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Claims against th~ City "'.r~re read. On motion of Starr, seconded
by Tripe, were allowed. Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting aye.
On motion of starr, Council adjourned to meet at 7: 30 P. IVl.,
September 17, 1942.
F. S.. Vvh it e ,
City i..,lerk.
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September 17, 1942.
Council met as per adjournill~nt of September 16, 1942, "His Honor,"
the Mayor preSiding.
All Councilmen present, except Olivetti m:d Bradstreet.
Claims for land purchased for Airport Expansion, were presented
as follows:
Fred J. Ni -::1Hotu S~-Nc~-26-l2-9
Walter Quandt NWt-36-l2-9
16,000.00
1,150.00
Fir~it Trust Co. Interest in sk of SEt &: NW;j:- of SEt
26-12-9 8,600.00
H ern~an Quandt Si of SSt & Nwi of SE4--26-l2-9
9,500.00
On motion of Tripe, seconded by Kreiger, claims were allowed.
Reconwlendation of clalary Increase as follo\1',i5:
City Attorriey Cronin
Holmberg
Police Chief Zachry
City Engineer Harrison
Sexton, f>aulssm
Janitor, Seaman
Fire Chief, Campbell
Bacteriologist, Dorcas Hoge
Scale Master, John
Supt. Disposal Plant, Kehrn
Light & Water Commissioner, Burdick
City Physician Woodin
$ 55.00
55.00
175.00
200.00
150.00
77.00
17'5.00
45.00
55.00
160.00
395.00
60.00
$ 65.00
195.00
200.00
170.00
97.00
195.00
65.00
75.00
160.00
415.00
80.00
To th9 M8.yor and Ci ty Council:
We recolTJ.ll':md the. at.ove incre<.,s<:ls for no longer tilan duration of
en19rg".mcy, in accord lid th t1l9 proposed ordin"U1C'9 #1936 and th<:l
Attorney's Opini6n.
Elias It'. Starr,
Finance Committ<:l'9.
On motion of starr, seconQed by Krieger, report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting ay'9.
Ordinance 1t'1936, a.mending Ol'cinanceS#1642, 16lt,6 & 1706, was
regularly passed by the Council and sign9d by the 1'Jiayor.
l~ioved by Starr, second2d by Kri:::ger, that the Orainane::: be
p~aced on its first r<:lading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
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aye. The ol'dinanc~; was read at l~ngth and declCi.red passed its first
r' eading .
Moved by starr, seconded by Krieger, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be
placed on its final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was fina.lly pass2d by the council
ana signed by the ~ayor.
Cords mentioned Police Headquarters should be decorated. On
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Committ99 and Police Committge, vdth power to act.
Cords J.ilentioned new flag neeCled. for City Hall. Tripe volunteered to
contact VsterallS of Foreign Wars who have volunteered to furnish
flags for City Hall.
September 17, 1942.
Report of Inspection at G. I. Poultry Company, on West 4th St.
T110 floors are caked v'iith LHanure, the unloading clock and barrels
for holding feathers and manure are filtny. The yards back of and
around the building are fil tllY dirty, and flies are swarming on the
coops and sidewalks.
The place is condemned by the Board of Health for filthiness.
R. M. PhilliQ~____
H0alth Officer
J. G. Woodin
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O. H. Haller
Police Depa~~tJu~;t--
On motion of starr, seconded by \'Valker, that the.fu)ard of health
and City Attorney proceed with appropriate action.
Discussion on parks.
Sanders report on Black & Veatch claim, having seen Gross who
was Chairman of Sewer Committee at the time the arrangements Vi9re made.
Gross did not recall as to the amount of propos9d claim, but thot
perhaps the claim was not out of Ora9I'. City C19rk \vas instructed to
write Black & Veatch for copy of plans and proposed expansion at
Disposal Plant,
On Illotion of CordS, Council adjourn'3d.
F. S. Whit9,
City L:1erk.
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Council met as per Special Call of the Mayor, to pass upon
Claims for lana acquired for Airport extension.
All (;ouncil1nen PI' essnt except starr, who had another meeting
arrcmgea and v'v'Cilker.
~laims for land purchased for Airport extension were presented
as follows:
First Trust Co., Lincoln Ni & N~ pf S~~-2-11-9
BW4 & W2 Sg4 36-12-9-
$ 25,600.00
Bertha A. Beyer, Adm. Carl J. F. Beyer 2state.
7/8 Interest SWt-26-12-9 8,750.00
Floyd Darling
Nz of N~ of SWt-2-l1-9
2,000.00
On motion of Olivetti, seconaed by Cords, claims were allowed
as oresented. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
On motion of Olivetti, council adjourned.
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October 7, 1942.
Council met in resular session, t1His Honor,ll the Mayor presiding.
!!;ach Councilman pres~mt.
Minutes of previous weetings were read and approved.
Application of Clayton Dale Baker for a manager, "Robert Glasgowll
appointment. On motion of Tripe, S'3c,Jnded by Cords, T3CtUest be allowed.
(Resolution next page)
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El!ld ~lJJ~pl~OV[ll_ t11el~eof of I~o.berJt (Jln.;:tg()IN ~l;:-J JY:f:ll1
of satd beer
bus1,nes;3 ciul'i
tr16 zll)scnce of Stlicl Cl:.:l:y'toll J:3ftlroxt.
TIm H]'!"1i' 0 n:r~ , BE I'T' nT~ 80 L 'liED BY
CI'I'Y C OJNCIL
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plication for the
app.rovI.:ll of Eob(jl't Glasgo"w, '3..S ::j",magm', of said COL'nhu skcn. Bar,
located 'it 110 .bDut 3rcl Street of the; City of Grand Island, Nebl'ac-;kn,
be tho 8.9me is horeby gl'anted and o.ppr'ovcd..
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hereby directed, :tnfltJ'U ctecl, and [mthol'ized to forw to the
Nebra;:;l;a Liquor Control Connnisslon, Lincoln, Nebi'atJl-:.f)., a certlf1.ed
copy of tbi s He solu ti on..
}{eS116ct.f\l11;l krul)1nitt~ea_ tl:rLs 7t) d.cl'Y' ():f ()cto"t)e:c', IDtJ2 e
OT'dlnfHH~e IJic/:>nso tl110 Bond Gonmdtt"e
On motion of Trip9, s~colld~d by Cords, r'?solution was adopt9d.
Roll call ballot, 9acn Councilman voting aye.
Letter from Nebraska Li4uor COln.m.ission p:;rtaining to hearinE; of
L. C. Black on account of selling li~uor to minors, was read. On
motion of Oli'19tti, seconded by Krisg9r, no action taken, rsc:;iv9d and
plac 3d on 1'119.
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Lstt":!r from Bla.ck & Veatch Vias r'3Hd, on motion of Cords, s ::'cono.'?d
by Sander, was placed on file.
LettsI' from war production board stating application for enlarg":!-
m:::nt at Disposal Plant had b':;sn vd tho.ravm. On motion of Starr, second':ld
by Krieger, City ilibiceer was l'el{Uested to inquir':l wheye th9 r9qu":!st
for ~ithdrawal originat::,d.
LettsI' from C.A.A. p'3rtaiYllEb to Ail'cort and status nmv and after
the army is thru with fislu, with l'elfu9st for plat and l'ssolution from
Council. On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, fuginser was in-
structed to make plat of present holaings ane.. City Attorney to draw
up Resolution to be presented at next mesting.
Lett':lr from C. g. Beals with refersncs to State meetinb of Mun-
icipal League vIas reC'3iV3Q and plGced on file.
Stover D'?a ts sta t.ed fac ts concerrung PI' es ':l11 t location, and
ola:::l":!s tna t are kept tn':;l'e as well as oth9rs tnat hDd land'3d since
the army took over.
Claim from Omwia testinb LaboratorL9s was read ($1,300.00), dis-
I cussod and on motion of Oliv~tti, s~cond~d by Walk~r, Silln~ bo allowod
in the amount of $1,175.00. Holl call ballot, :;;Clch Councilman voting
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Cords l''3port9d Platt Scnool for Traffic Police. On motion of
Cords, ssconded by 0dnder, was ref erT eel to Polic e C oLmi ttse vd th
pOW9r to ac t .
Krieger mentioned ~PA clOSing here on tne 8th. On motion of
Krieger, sscoflaed by Tripe, tlW.t all eyuipHlsnt be ass9mblsd cmd sold
at public auction.
R9qusst from Lat:;:lr Day Saints, for US9 of voting bootnsand f'ur-
nishing of 1'1.1,::1 was pres9nt9Q by Krieger. On motion of Krieger, seconc1-
sd by Tripe, that request b9 Clenied.
List of City r::mtals by Bo:;;hm nei:ilty Company was read. On motion
of Krieger, filed with City Clerk.
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Olivetti, keys for Pool be
turned over to City Clerk.
On motion of Starr, second'9Q by CorG.s, th9 claim of Lale Stites
for 2 days vacation was disallowed.
Bonds of Al Wa Grubbs, Wm. Te~ler for Polic:;; Patrol, and Clyde
L,;. Campb:;;ll, Fire Chief, having been OKed by City j\ ttorney as to form,
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On motion of Vvalke1', s~cond9d by Kri'?~,er, ti1''?s to be 1''?cappSid
(Str'?9t D~piJrtm~nt) W91'Si 1'91'91'1' 3d to StI''?9t & All'3Y Comrni tt'39 wi th
POW9I' to act.
Aft9r som'? discussion on Abratla.llsons 3rd Sub-division, on motion
of starr, s9cond9d by Olivetti, sam9 was approv9u and Mayor authoriz~d
to sign for th'? City.
P9tition for Str3'3t light at John & Monroe Str3ets, signed by
M. C. Fisher, AbraLumson et al, was presented. On motion of Cords,
second9d by starr, thut liGht be plac'?d at John & Monroe streets as
soon as war priority board will p'?rmit.
Octob'3r 7,
1942.
Honorable Mayor "me Ci ty '-'ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
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V19, your Committee On'iVclteI' <CiQ Ii t, beg to recommmd that
th9 r9gular 10% cash alscount on water bills b9 increased to 25%
on all bills over .'!.nd abov? $2.00 I'or consumption of wU.ter during th<e
last quart9r, 3nding November 1, 1942.
_M..!.._h_Q,liv3tti___
John Sand<er
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Committ'39.
On motion of Olivetti, s9conci<ed. by Sand3r, r9port was appr'Jv'3d.
On motion 0; starr, secona9d by Krieger, Mayor anti C19rk W9r9
autboriz9d to sign 19a39 v,itll Cllarles Taylor, on tract of ground at
W9st end of viaduct, nortl1 of u. P. tracks.
Applications for trai19r camp p9rmits W9re pres9nted as follows:
Ward Babcock, 242 South Plum Str99t, Mrs. fua9 Mchurgue, 416 Sast 6th
street, were )resented. On motion of Starr, s3cond9d by Tripe,
permits' 9re granted.
Som9 discussion on rs-sale of NisInothhouse, Nicqor vvas cmthorized
to 5911 at figure of $1400.00 to $1500.00. On motion of Krieger,
seconded by Ulivetti.
Claims against th3 City weT'S read. On motion of Starr, seconded
by Krieger, were allow9u. Roll call ballot, 3ach couDcilman voting
ayg.
On illation of starr, Council aajournea.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
Octob9r 7, 1942.
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FOR FISCAL Y8AR TO OCT. 8, 1942
GENERAL FUND APPROPHIATE:D TRAl~ SF 8RS EX.? SNDSD BALANCE
To Pay Co. Treas. 2,750.00 2,750.00
Salaries 13,000.00 2,331.50 10,668.50
street & Alley 26,000.00 3,107.41 22,892.59
Gas Tax 5,000.00 623.00 4,377.00
Sewer .Fund 28,000.00 5,805.57 22,194.43
storm Sewer 7,500.00 1,468.92 6,031.08
engineer 9,000.00 1,277.04 7,722.96
Incidentals 48,000.00 3,248.53 44,751.47
Municipal Pool 4,500.00 1,834.09 2,665.91
Airport 7,800.00 2,824.37 5,033.65 5,590.72
street Lighting 11,500.00 11,500.00
Hydrant Rental 5,300.00 5,300.00
Park Fund 16,500.00 4,059.50 12,440.50
Pe"rk (Pier) 2,000.00 297.00 1,703.00
Police Fund 50,000.00 8,253.43 41,746.57
Cemetery Fund 12,500.00 3,451.37 9,048.63
Fire Fund 50,000.00 7,386.92 42,613.08
Paving Fund 9,000.00 1,701.99 7,298.01
Music Fund 3,500.00 3,500.00
Total Approp. $ 311,850.00 $ 2,824.37
Transfers 2,824.37 ~ 49,879.92. $ 264,794.45
$ 314,674.37
Ice Fund 7,466.45
Water Fund 13,229.71
Light Fund 115,208.82
Paving District 5,357.28
$ 191,142.18
Respectfully submitted,
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October 13, 1942.
Council rust as p~r spSlcial call of the Mayor, "His Honor," the
Mayor pr~siding. (Lut~r leavingJOlivsttss acting.) All Councilmsn
prssent excspt Cords mId Bradstrest.
Tripe s:xplcdned the purpDss of the nle'.?ting, to pass an Ordinance
psrtainin[, to blackouts. The Ordinance was r3ad and discuss3d by thSl
Council emd 1\11'. Cal ton ano. Jal'!'sll, Chi ei' i:.,achry a.nd Barr ett.
Barr3tt msntioning the sirens v'.h.lch aI'''.? nOVi ussd for Polics
calls, could bs ins tall'.?d on hi6hsr buildings and with th ~ aid of
horns could be made efficient.
President Olivetti (acting ~ayor) appointed Tripe, Sander,
Barrett (inti Burdick to illV'9stit:;ats the cost of oth~r air pI''.?S5nrs
sirens.
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Orainance #1937, providing fo~ blackout regulations in ths City
of Grand Island, Hall County, NebrC:t~;ka, ana providing punishment for
the viol",tion Dl' such rsgulations, was passed by the Council and
signed by the Mayor.
IVlov8d by Starr, s:;;cona.8cl by WalksI', that the orainanc8 be placed
on its first reading at l:;;llgtll. Roll call ballot, each voting: aye.
Tne Orainance was rSEla at l~nGtll and passed its first r'3ading.
l~lov~d by Starr, s'3cnnaed by Trips, tLat tl1::: rules be susp::mded
and the ordinance be placed on its s3collaed readint, by title. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance 'was read by its title and
declared passed its seoond reaaing.
Moved by starr, secanded by Walker, that the rules be suspended
nnd the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and declared
passed its third reading.
lVl.oved by Starr, s~conded by Tripe, that tbe ordinancSl b::: ole-wed on
its ftnal reading and finally pass8a. Roll call ballot, all voting
c-qe. The ordinance vyas finally passed by the Council and signed by
t.l:le Mayor.
Requsst from Bett:;l" Builders, Inc. to I'eplat lots 4-5-6-7 and
N 38~3 ft of 8 in Blk 1, Wm. Frank Aci.dition, was presented.
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On motion of Starr, s~cond~Q by Tripe, r'3Ciu~st was gl'ant~d.
On motion of btarr, Council adjournea.
Oct. 13, 1942.
F. s. Whit~,
Ci ty C1 ~rk.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 21, 1942.
Council met in regular sessioD,"His hODor," the mayor being out
of town, President Olivetti, presided.
All Councilmen answered at
roll call, except Cords & Bradstreet.
Minutes of previous meetings, Oct. 7 & 13 were read ana approved.
On Inotion of Ctarr, S'3CoEa.'3a by Krieger, Clerk was cHJthorized
to H.S.Wenger
to a.raw warrant for 011'3 Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars/as PEut pay-
ment for services I'enuered in securing land for Airport '3xpansion.
Roll call ballot, each votin~;> ay'3, s:xc erpt Coreis & brads tr set who
W9re absent.
~n~.',ipger reporteu he had 1Iv1'i tt:m tne Omaha office of WPA con-
cerning their cancellation of proj9ct ana th3ir reply which evident-
1y vvas pertainin[; to some other proj:~ct.
Bidder's bOLd 01' War thi:ns ton Pump & lhCichin 3ry COIlVJany, which
'1,as t:cnd'3red to rep1i:ic'3 certiI'ied cLeck 'i\hich was attach:ed to bid
for ~ater Depi:irtment Equipment was presented. On motion of Tripe,
s'3conded by S:mders, bo:nd WD..S approved and. Cl'3rk instruct9d to }''3-
tL1rn c '3 I' tifi ~Q cli;;ck.
Request of h. C. J,,",;;;s for sid':;wd.1k '::ast from 2212 W?st Louis,::
Str'3gt, was rgferred to Strs~t & Alley Committee on motion of Walksr,
sscond'3d by Kriggsr.
On motion of Sanci9r, s~collcigd by Tripe, lJieyor 1Nas Duthorizgd
to sign Ice Contract witn U. P. R. R. Co for thg Y'3&I' of 1943.
h~S01UTION
VVldh2;AS, tll 9 UNI01~ l)JiCli'IC hi'i.11.nOiil, GOIVJ.Y AN Y has t'3nder 3d to
tLe CITY OF GhAND ISL.l.kiJ, state of Ngbl'aska, an Clt;rS-3msnt ext'3nding
to D3cemb3r 31, 1943, th? tgrm of contract dated Decsmber 21, 1932,
2_3 am'3nded ana sxtgndBd, COV?I'J...rl(; thg furnishing and deliv3ry of
ic'3 to ths Railroad Company by Union Pacific hailroad Company's
Contract Departmgnt No. 6l90-T: and
Vult ShSAS, th'3 Council of' the Ci ty of Grand I sIanO. has said
propos'3d n,gr'3em:mt befors it ana has t;iv'3n it carsful revi'3w and
consideration: and
VibJ;ha.;AS, it is consiu31''3Q tnat th? bgst intsl',::sts of said
Ci ty of GI'bnd Ishma v'lill b'3 subssl'v2d by tn3 acc ?ptanc2 of said
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agr9'::llfl9nt:
TH~.I:l~FOR8, B8 IT R~00LV~D BY THe; COuNCIL J1" 'The; CITY OF
Grana Island, stat3 of Nsbraska:
That the teriils of the agre'2m'3nt subHlitted by the Union
Pacific Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are h9reby,
accepted in b9half of said City:
That ths Mayor of said City is l1er3by authorized, empovv'3rsd
and dirscted to execute said agreemsnt on beh:'ilf of said City, and
that the City Clerk of said City is her9by abthorized and direct9d
to attest said agreem:mt and to attach to each duplicate, original
of said ccgre3ment a certifisd copy of this resolution.
Report of Nebraska Lhiuor Control Commission p3rtaining to
L. C. Black was read and filed.
Octobsr la, 1942.
To th:; IV1Clyor and Ci ty Council,
Report on the Poultry picking house on West 4th street.
The placs is much improved as to cleanliness and the people who
wers complaining say there has been no noticable odor for some tillS.
R. M. Phillips,
Inspsctor.
On motion of starr, s9cond3d by Tripe, was rec3ived and plac9d
on file.
October 10, 1942.
To th e Mayor and City Council of the Ci ty of Grand Island.
Report of Inspection at Ricksrt's Camp toaay reveals tilat no
improvem3nts have been made toward complying wiDl ths City Ordinance
since th9 last inspection.
The grounds have dried up con~iderab19 and most of the trailers
nave lsft, about seven or SliLht are still there.
H. lVi. Ph i 11 ips,
Insp'2ctor.
On motion of starr, seconded by ~alker, the Clerk was authorized
to notify Rickert his request for Trailsr Camp Permit is refused, and
return f99 ($15.00) by r9gist3red mail.
Claims of Reinhardt ~uanat, A. A. Niedfelt and A ~uandt, for
plowing having been done on lane. purcnased for Air'port expansion
were allowed as follows: R. ~uandt $84.00, A. W. Nistfeldt $75.00
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A. ~uandt $180.00, motion by starr, s~cond~d by Kri~g9r. Roll call
ballot, sach voting ay~.
Aft sr som~ disc ussion conc srniIlg par.king on Walnut str S!et, north
of Fourth Strest, Walker movsd, Starr s~conded, that the parking be
referred to Polics and Street & Allsy Cornmitties.
On motion of Tripe, seconded by Kriesel', daDc~ permit was
granted to George ;;;nble at Crlsrry Str3et hall.
2;ngin~er m:mtioDed that tile 5" pumps could not bs iXlstalled
at Disposal Plant until pipe ano. l'ittlngs could be obtained.
Sanders m~n~ioned underbround water tank which is now at
lvlemorial Park and suggested C, W. Burdick investigate to see if he
could make use of same.
Krieger mentioned that he hcwbssn again approachsd conc~rning
permission of Council for the nolaing of Sunday School at the the
different polling stations. lifter some c.iscussion, each expressing
themselves as favoring Sunaay Schools but not in favor of showing
any favoritism. On motion of Starr, seccmdeQ by Trips, that Council
abide by pervious action.
Krsiger reported he had been requsstsd to purchass paint and
v~rnish for South Slag Fir~ Sthtion and also r~pair leaky roof.
motion of Krieger, seconded by Tripe, was refsrred to City Property
Committee, with povii::;r to act.
On motion of Tripe, sec~lded by Krieger, health Inspsctor was
instructed to file complaints against all property owners and trailgr
occupants, vIllo E,re violating trailer ordinances.
Ordinance #1')33 am::;ndirlt, trail:;;r ordinance #1908, Vvas regularly
passed by the Council and siGned by the Mayor.
Moved by starr, sscoLded by Krieger, that the ordinancs bs
placed on its first readin~ at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was re~d at length and declarsd passed its first
I' sading.
Moved by starr, seconded by Trips, that the r~les bs suspsnded
and the ordinance bs placed on its final passage ana finally passsd.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. TIl~ ordinance was finally passed
by HI e Council ana sign ed by the Mayor.
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OrdiDanc~ #1939, p~rtaiDing to parking m~tgrs and am~nding
S~ction 10 of the Ordinance No. 1935, of the ordinanc~s of th~ City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, and rep~aling said original s~ction 10 of
said ordinanc~s of the City of Grana. Is18.no, Nebraska, was regularly
passsd by th~ Council and signed by tll~ Mayor.
MOV9d by Starr,s~cond~d by Kr~iger, that the ordinance be
pla.csd on its first r~ading at length. Roll call bL'illot, all voting
ay~.
The ordinG.Dce was read at 1 ength
pasS3d
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reading.
Moved by e,tarr, seconaed by Kr.t.eger, that tlL rules be suspended
and the ordinance b'3 placed on its flnal passag'3 ana finally pass~d.
Roll ball ballot, all voting aye. TIle ordinanc'3 was finally passed
by the Council and. sign 3d by th e Mayor.
On motion of Kl'ieg'3r, seconded by Wo.lker, the Polic~ Committee
w~r~ authoriz~d to investigat~ coin counting machin'?s, vvith pOVv'3r
to act.
Claims against the City wer;; read, on motion of starr, seconded
by Walk'3r, were allow3d as reao.
Roll call ballot, ~ach voting ay~.
C. W. Burdick r'3porteu that th'3 insuranc'3 companies had paid
th:;; City about $1200.00 th:;; past y:;;ar on account of light having
struck smok:;; stack at Ie,:; Plant, ano 3 or 4 pump hous'~s having
b9 9D d~lrnclJs '3d.
On motion of vvalk:;;l', Council adjourn:;;d.
F. s. V,hits,
City Cl'3rk.
Oct. 21, 1942.
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Nov~mb~r 4, 1942.
Counc11 lilst in r':?L,ular S~SSiOL, !lEis honor," th~ IVlayor pl'ssicHng.
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Mr. D3an hatt9n maas protsst to ths Council psrtaining to con-
struction of r'ir3 pL~C3S on IlJrtn S..LG3 01.' pi3l' prO)3rty,
otsstwns
r3r'~rr3d to City Prop:H.ty Co",mitt3s.
Garbags lli3n app9ar3u b3for~ ths Council in connsction with COill-
olEl1nts of '[ 3sic3nts who napp ::Ylja to b3 unfortuniits 3nough to bs on a
CiscontinU3cJ. r:Jut3, I;UJ..Kinb th::: st&t3.u3nts tna.t all 0:' tll'3 psrsonswho
0.1'3 complainini) could g'3t t1'13ir 6uruc"g'3 llCi.ul3Q if th3ywould pay th':?
pric3.0f' 4tl.OO p':?i' montll, Gut nons 0.1- tUSlll VBr~ looking {'or 50p or 75;:
custol!i'3rs.
lilinut3s of' pr3vlous nl33tLc,g Vdrs L3ilG. ano. approv3d.
1sttsl' i'rom Flnh:;rty (Bul''3au of I,ir Co,i.nl3rc3) psrta.ining to i\P-4
ngrB9l!i3nt ano. aaoption of r3solution has l'sad and r~f3rr3d to City
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Notic::; of aSS-3SSL13nt on Paving Distl'lct 1,141, S. F. nicY~?rt, WetS
pr'3s':?nt':?d alonl" "v.riUl a r'?4u::;,st to .Ui...,V'.3 plot ~3tak:;d, V,,~lS l'3fsrr3Q to
City ~n,in ?3l'.
Claim of BC.i.lb&cb COlhpany for 4jp119.70 I':mt2.l on Wslcing nlci.chins
VJ~lS :)1' 23'::;11 t 3<1.
id't3l' SOill:; GLscussion, on motion of Bradst1':l::;t, S3COLC.-
3d by Oliv3tti, Cli-,dIll v.as not a..llovdu, c,r~c City Cl-:;rk autLol'iz3l! to
noLLfy E:31b::1Ch l;OJu')cnv b l'-2t,lst3r-3c lhail. Roll Call Ballot. Voting IIAYEII
Olivetti, Starr, Cords ,&} Walker absent,) Bradstreet ,Sander, Tripe
and Krieger. Voting tlNAYtl .None. Octob3r ;;2, 1.?4;)
To tL::; Mayor .Jl1G. City Council.
Rsport of ins[J3ction i:tt hay Fsrn's T1.::"il'31 Cailip.
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H9 LeiS two bu.turoolilS) on? aov,nstairs ane. th':? ot.(,?r upst.;3i.irs.
Botli ar3 in baa conu.Ltion, no 3i s aI'S Dost'3d {or "IvL-:m" or
WOlfF,m .
Th?y hav-3 fourt3':?n p3o~)1'3 roominF, in tn-3 hOUS3 :md. t1!\-3IJty
four p30pl9 in fOGr trai19l's.
Th3 i;arbag9 can has no cov'?r.
T,h9 triJ;il.3rs J."2..V3 t~d viillSsls 1'3inOvsd, anCi a1'3 vltLirl 1'ivs
lsst 01 tn-3 SlC.3v\uLL
We 1''?COH1111-3f.\C. that tll'3 ;:lboV3 cono.i tions b'3 corr-?ct9Q r):;for<3 a
lLc-3ns9 is r;ra.nt-3Cl.
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On motion of Steerr, s:;cond'?d by Ol.lv'3tti, r'31)Ort 1J\&5 r:;c'3:Lv'3d
aDd. pL1C-:;cl 0[1 fil::; anc. Cl::;l'k duthoriz:;Q to notify Mr. F:;rn thl.t COYl-
ditions snoulu b'3 r';ctifi-::;Q vvithin t:;L uccYs, :;;Dclosint, copy of H?2.1th
De pen tm:m t r spor t.
October ~'8, 1942
To tn s lVla.yor eied Ci ty \"ouncil.
R-::;port on Appication of Mrs. C. J. Morrison ror Trail'3r Camp.
1. Tho; bat.hrooms Ell'':; not Qesii:.,l}c:1.tsd for llhl.:::n or llWOIn'3pll.
Sh'? hc.~; thr'.:s trail ?rswi th s:;;v'?n p:;;op19 a.llCl SOil,? roorn',:;rs in
ths houss, tn.:;;r'3 V'ias DO on? hOllie, but th::; inforuatlon was obtain'3d
from ons of tu':? tn\.il~T la.ui::s.
All oth?r conditions msst v\lth ap1)L' val of th:: H-::;altlI D::pt.
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Police Lspartmsnt
On motion of Starr, s-::;cond9G oy Kr.l3gsr, rsport was rsc3ivgd
and placsu on fil'? c'i.llcL cler~~ llir.::;ct':;Q to ;;i;j11 Mrs. jhOIT.LS0Yl copy
of r ?port.
Bond of Jonn Snnis, PlulGbgr, was ap:Jlov?d.
Ord.ir,'lnCg #1940 r9zoning .F'r,~c. Blk 9, DOLni9 Bras Aclai tion,
m;:3Jdng som? COll,Illsrci 1 v,as 19bULd'1y ;ass?c.1 by tn.9 Council and
Sir,ll'2c1 by th~ Mayor.
Mov?d b:l Starr, s'?conded by Olivstti, tnat ths OI'r.li:nanc'? b-9
placsd on its (irst l"3c-'.Ginb a.t 1911bth. Roll call ba:Llot,
1 votinl',
b.YS. TIn ordirl::mc::: VIas r'::ClU at l3Lf,tL ana passsQ its fir;:t r:::aciirg.
lvlOV:::Q by Starr, s gcnnd Sc1 by Oli v<.?tti, that tn'3 I'ul?.:: by susp ?ndgd
una th'3 ordinanc,:: bg placsQ on its rinal pass ::: ana finally oass9d.
Roll call ballot, all votinb ays. TIl::: orainanc-::; was finally passsd
by th9 Council and. SiP19d by tJ1S .....o.yor.
Krisgsr rsport9d. complaints from wOlksrs psrtaining to R. H.
crossinr: c,t IOtn ~)tI'-99t, C'O'OT.lnF'S C.lO<''''u or 0 t'J 30 Inl'.ut"'s ""~us
~ ' 0-..)' 1;1 ~ u . i, ~ . - ",.~ -, .... \ ~; '.. ~ \, H . l' " ~ '"' (). ing
th sm to b ~ 1 a t 9 .
Aft-9r SalliS G.iscussion ths City ~l'3rk was dirsctsd
to writ9 ~r. B'. W. Black, aLt C. B & ~. inquiring as to probability
or I'3l19VinL th situation.
Bill from .N. VI. 0911 'T91.-;;prlOT,9 Company, $2~'.93, for installation
aDO S .:;rv1 c:; on pLOll3 in .h.cict,,,s-Hal1 County Uni t Vvas PI' ss 31't '30.
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Aft'?r GtscL..ssion Cl~rl{ VvdS instl'uct~u to llotil'y Dr. B:;;stg-'m t.h::;
City Council (action of C')l.;l1cil hUb. 5, 19.<i.2..) d::;cliYl:;d paym:mt.
mr. Bur-uick PI' S~ '?n t=cl r 8qU::;S t of i::Jcbool E02rcl to ellovv ;' 5% on
wa't~r bill ::m uccount ol 0cnool B08.rd m:';8tinl::, 11':llu on th3 i'_irst
lVIol1Gay of Nov?mber (2nd) <a:nci th8 1/;<J.t8l' bill not rec'?Lv3d until th'3
3rd. On motion of Olivetti, S'2cOLd'2d by .l.>'1'i3[',:;1', LViI'. Burdick was
authoriz-3d to allolN ~5% aiscount.
Mr. Burdick lli'?ntior\eu unu'3rsrounu cabl::; at airport. On motion
of OLLv::;tti, s3c1)nded by Kri,:;g::;r, was r::t81Ted to Ie.:::, WeLt'?r & LigLt
CO~,li.lli t t '3 '3 cmd lVlr. Burdi de If; i tL pow 31' to ae t .
Mr. Burdick ill'?ntiol13d the p-46 War rroQuction Board ord?r p9r-
tairiing to coal. On motion O.L' Tripe, seconded by Olivetti, was
referred to Ice, V\ilt:;;r & Lit,ht COlilIllitt,::~ 2.nu lVir. Burdick '.\ith pov,,::r
to c:ct.
After some aiscussion on Si1''?Ds for Civil Def3Lse, on motion of
Oliv'3tti, s3cond'3d by Starr, Mr. Buruick was authorized to ord8r two~
2 H. P. Gil':;nsW $175.00::;ach.
I,.;i ty ::!.ngin eel' .nan iSOL was uir 8Ct 90. to pick out S ,?v3ral s tra t ~gic
int~rs3ct.LoLS to b.:; li~ark8o. 1'o:c tVIO lc:ms: tri:2-i'fic.
Sand9rs ill3ntion'3d nav~nL r3c9lv~d complaints on th9 strget w9St
froJ;l Ko:mig Street puving, City :!;nbi1l99r vms :"'.uthoriz8d to hav9 [.trget
COlalllissiol1:;l' to 1'':7pair sam:::.
Lode out of 01'0.:;:1' at 17t.tl anll B1'ocwwell polling station VinS
referred to City PrOp3rty COHlmittee.
The Nlayor appoint9d Braastr:::9t, Starr and Tripe as a cornmitt3e
to Diget vlitb garbage 11131 on ;.;riciay hOV. 7, 1942.
Tll~ Nltl.yor,ppoLnt3u C:TQS, AI'ie~,':::l' and G36d9S on sp3cicl.l tax
COir!flli ttee.
SnG.Ln~~r uarrison W&S r~4u3st9Q to contact Ivn'. Hobbies with
r9f:;;reI1C3 to cOLstructlnL, siQ9vvalk 011 soutH sid.':: 0/ his profl:;rty.
2:ni:':i,::;er f1iH'l'lsori ill3nti'xi9Cl tllSI'::; should be a si3.13 adv~rtis~d
to ui:'3pOS3 of recr3cttion e4uiprn-3nt ,-,LU si:Llvc)t,e flic::t<::ri:::.ls from:) 31'
proj:::cts. On motion of Krieger, s3cond-3d by Tripe, the City Sntin:;er
\!Vas autllOr.LZ'3o. to arranr.:,8 sa1'2 Qute, pr::pare list or' propo:;rty to b9
sold ann cd'I'an~'.e witn lluction'3'::r ~'Ol' holuin; saiu 50.1:::.
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Sngirs~r HUITison 1il::mticmsQ tL.::: VVPJ;. Builo.irL rlD.viLi. bssn
vClcatsd E.IJC. L~ hud receiv'3d an ot'r':::r of 4;;"'5.00 p:::r worth if the
Council v\iSI1'3U to put in a sillle emu. bath tub. On motion of Starr,
S-3cnnu:::Q by Oliv'3tti, IJV3.S 1':::1'91'1'-30. to City Prop-3rty Cowmitte~ v/ith
pOW-3r to act.
On motion of StdIT, seconQ-:lu by Tripe, a list 01' delin(;u~nt
E~trget UCCUpcn1cy Tax-:ls 16as rsf~rT-3Q to C.l. ty littc)I'llSY to take t[19
nec~ssary action to collect.
Starr suggested tnat
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2i13 be
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to get cle:;;ll-3d up prior to "illt9r.
On illotion 0.( Starr, sscondeo. by Olivetti, tn'3 o:(1'sr of lVlrF.
Olson ~~175.JO for .F'r:::Lc. Lot 4, Frac. EHe ';7, Schimmel'S Addition
be accspteo.. Roll call ballot, voting aye Starr, Olivetti, Bradstr'39t,
Trip'? and SunG?r. ValinE, No, Krieger.
Cords, Walker abs:::nt.
On tHO tion of S t&IT, s ecoljo.:;;Q by Oli vet ti, Mayor was given power
to act in the rnatt3r of obtaiLinL h-slp to strell[,th:;;n the health
DepiCi.rtw':mt.
On motion of' sterr, secCilJd-so. by Olivetti, bill of H. S. VF31'.2;er,
$1054.30 casn, CI'3dit $lJOO.OO palo Oct. 21, 1942, ana thg Niemoth
housg $1400.00, for s3rvic-3s 1'=:;n0.31''3o. in obta.l.!'lDL pro erty around
t.tl9 Airport wc13 ;'lllovvsd. Roll call ballot, sach voting d'l3.
On motion of Starr, SeCODQ9Q by Sanu'31', claLns agail~st ths City
v\:::;r9 ellOV\3d [is L3J.U. Holl Ci.ill bc-ellot, SCicli vatin" aY3.
On motion of Olivetti, s3condeQ by Starr, City G13rk WAS author-
iZ3d to r:::turn th3 check (~700.00) of Floyd larling purchass pric3
of E,,:'lrt'::r House, account or purcnass of property c,nd uistruction
of' tr~~s b:)T IJigl1t I)~par~tl;i:;11t ill CDl.istr-uctirlb trE1Y1Snlissiorl lir:3.
On motion bf btarr, sec na3o. by Olivetti, claim of ~llsn &
Laura WooCl.\>vard for s tlip O..L' lanJ. alone) U. P. RibIl t-of -way in swt-
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12 N. h~n5e 9 W3st, for $175.00 was allo~9d and Clerk
,'wthoriz '3d to dr;::,\'i Wi:J.rr em t for Seliil';? Holl call ballot, 3ach Council
man votirlL, ays.
On matio:r~ 01 Olivstti, COULc.l.l da.journ8a..
No v. 4, 1942.
F. S. Whit:;;,
City Clerk.
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APPEOPhIATIONS AND MPB.;NDITURbS
FOR FI8CAL Y~AH TO NOV. 5, 1942
GENERAL FUND APPHOPRIATED
To Pa.y Co. Treas. $ 2,750.00
Salaries
Stre8t & Alley
Gas Tax
Sewer Fund
Storm Sewer
Engineer
Incidentals
Municipal Pool
Airport
Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
Pb.rk Fund
Park (Pier)
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Int Approp.
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp
Transfers
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Light Fund
Paving District
13,000.00
26,000.00
5,000.00
28,DOO.00
7,500.00
9,000.00
48,000.00
4,500.00
7,800.00
11,500.00
5,300.00
16,500.00
2,000.00
50,000.00
12,500.00
50,000.00
9,000.00
3,500.00
311,850.00
3,074.37
314,924.37
TRAJ.~ SF' ,:!:;RS
2,324.37
250.00
3,074.37
EXP _Er~ D~D
3,103.50
4,555.89
1,234.64
7,805.55
1,931.02
1,921.72
3,917.49
2,879.30
6, 848. 94
5,Oli~..78
1,369.95
11,341.48
3, 9 81. 40
11,510.42
2,267.80
1,166.00
70, 84.9 . 8 8
9,367.01
16,773.19
130,186.50
7,024..66
234,201.24
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. VVhite,
City Clerk
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$ 2,750.00
9,896.50
21,444.11
3,765.36
20,194.45
5,568.98
7,078.28
44,082.51
1,620.70
3,775.43
11,500.00
5,300.00
11,485.22
630.05
38,658.52
8,518.60
38,739.58
6,732.20
2,334.00
244,074.49
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Nov. 18, 1942.
Council met in regular session, flHis Honor," the Mayor, pre-
siding. All Councilmen present except Bradstreet.
Mr. Hicks explained the petition which had been previously
received (Nov. 10, 1942) stating the reasons for desiring a cross-
ing at 17th & C. B. & Q. Mr. Hicks was assured that the City would
contact the Superintendent of C. B & Q, making request for said
crossing. On motion of Walker, seconded by Tripe, Clerk was instruct-
ed to write Mr. F. E. Haines, General Superintendent informing him
of such petition and making request for early reply.
Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.
Request from Safeway Stores for permission to place bicycle
stands in front of their stores was presented. On motion of Walker,
seconded by Krieger, was referred to Street and Alley Committee.
Request from N. D. Zachry and Police Cowaittee for increase
in salary of W. A. Barrett, allowing $20.00 per month instead of
$10.00, for care of radio and traffic lights, was presented. On
motion of Cords, seconded by Tripe, request was granted. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. Bradstreet absent.
( To the Honorable Mayor and
the City Council
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
Inasmuch as William A. Barrett, >>sk Sgt. and Radio
Engineer of t he City of Grand Island Police Department, has been
with the Department for nearly Six year, and in complete charge
of the Police Radio installation during this time, and since he
is also now charged with the maintenance of the Traffic Signal
timers for the traffic control within the city of Grand Island,
an additional duty, carried out mostly on his own time:
And inasmuch, the said William A. Barrett, having been
taking these duties for the nearly six years, on the radio alone,
for the renumeration of Ten Dollars, $10.00, per month, without
any increase being allowed for time of service, or additional
duties, the following undersigned recommend that beginning with
the pay due the said William A. Barrett on December 1st, 1942,
that the renumeration for the aforementioned services be increased
to the sum of Twenty dollars, $20.00, per month, said renumeration
to be paid on the presentation of a claim and requisition on the
1st day of each month thereafter.
C. J. CORDS
E. L. WALKER
N. D. ZACHRY
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Letter from United Air Lines pertaining to airport lease was
read. After some discussion it was decided to accept check from
United for October rental at airport and return check for November
rental. On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Starr, above action was
approved.
Krieger reported that the WPA House on West Third Street, had
been fixed up and rented to George Clark for $25.00 per month, to
be paid to Treasurer.
Krieger mentioned request from Miss Kleinkauf for use of 7th
and Elm Street voting station by Camp Fire Girls. On motion of
Krieger, seconded by Cords, request was not granted.
Krieger mentioned garbage complaints.
November 5, 1942
City of Grand Island
Pblice Department
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
I propose to do the following painting, furnishing all labo~
and material, for the sum of $168.00.
Police Station, ceiling and walls two coats of washable paint.
Wainscoating mottled and varnished, for $95.00
Chief's Office, two coats of washable paint on walls and ceiling
for $18.00.
Hall, above wainscoating two coats of washable paint for $12.00.
Men's Toilet above wainscoating two coats of washable paint
for $8.00.
All furfaces to be painted shall be properly prepaired and
all paint properly applied. I will furnish insurance to cover
this work.
Respectfully yours,
Albert Werner
On motion of Cords, seconded by Krieger, was referred to
Police Committee with power to act. Roll call ballot, each voting
aye.
Sander presented bill of Wm. Kelley Company for relaying of
Sewer on East Charles Street, which was about three years old.
On motion of Sander, seconded by Cords, was referred to City
Engineer.
Bond of Lloyd Kissel, auctioneer, having been OKed by City
Attorney as to form, on motion of Tripe, seconded by Walker, was
approved.
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Letter from Mr. Fleharty with r~f~rence to lighting at Airport
was presented and filed.
Walker mentioned that he felt the City should stock some grader
blades, which can now be purchased for $1.10 per foot. (12 feet long)
On motion of Walker, seconded by Krieger, was referred to Street and
Alley Conwittee with power to act in the purchase of 18 blades. Roll
call ballot, each voting aye.
Walk'er mentioned that the Ci ty had received $8~.00 rental on
street sweeper used at Airport.
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WHERI:!:AS on November 2, 1942, the First National Bank of Grand
Island, Nebraska, requested the surrended of Joint Custody Receipt
No. 3058 covering Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00), par value
of Home Owners Loan Corporation Bonds due May 1, 19$2 at 3% and
WHEREAS the First National Bank have substituted for above,
Joint Custody Receipt No. 15687 for Certificates of Indebetedness
of U. S. B-1943 7/8% due Aug. 1, 1943 #4512-4516 in the sum of
$50,000.00.
THER8FORE BE IT RESOLVED .BY ThE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL that
the exchange of the securities, as made by the City Treasurer be
confirmed, and approved.
Respectfully submitted,
ELIAS F. STARR
M. A. OLIVETTI
Finance Committee
On motion of starr, seconded by Krieger, was adopted.
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WHEREAS the City Treasurer, has received from the Southern
Nebraska Rural Power District, the sum of Fifteen Hundred ($1500.00)
Dollars as the purchase price for fractional Block Nine (9) in
Bonnie Brae Addition, to the City of Grand Island, Nebr. The same
being the old Testing Station, operated by the Police Dept. and
WHEREAS the said sum has been placed to the credit of the
Incidental Fund of the General Fund of said City, and rl-
WHeHEAS the Police Fund owes the Light Fund the sum of $4,000.00
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being a loan dated July 3, 1940.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY ThE ~lliYOR AND CITY COUNCIL, that the
City Treasurer be authorized, and hereby instructed to transfer
from the General Fund to the Light Fund the sum of Fifteen Hundred
($1500.00) Dollars as a partial payment on loan of July 3, 1940 to
the Police Fund.
Respectfully submitted
ELIAS F. STARR
M. A. OLIVETTI
On motion of Starr, second ed by Olivetti, was adopted.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Krieger, City Engineer was
instructed to inquire from tire shops as to possibility of selling
Testing Station equipment.
Resolution pertaining to sale of4assessments against Lot 5,
Block 27, Schimmer's addition was held over.
(Resolution on Airport next page) On motion of Olivetti, seconded
by Walker, was adopted. Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Walker, claims against the
City were allowed as read. Roll Call Ballot,each voting "AYE".
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Krieger, finance Committee
were given power to act in obtaining blanks and record sheets for
tax deductions from salaries.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourned.
Nov. 18, 1942.
F. S. Whi t e,
City ~lerk.
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OERTIFICATE OF CITY ATTORNEY
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qualified Oity Attorney of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, having read the proposed resolution hereto-
fore submit~ed to the Oity of Grand Island, Nebraska,
by the Administrator of Cavil Aeronautics, the adoption
of which is required as a conal tion precedent to the
prosecution of a Civil Aeronautics Administration na-
tional defense project for the development of the
Grand Island Municipal Airport, OAA Docket No. 42-904-
25-3, do hereby certify:
1. That the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
has title in fee simple to all the lands comprising the
landing area of said Airport, and to all the lands to
be improved under the above Project, which lands are
shown on the attaohed sketch, and tbat said lands are
held free from any lien, lease, easement, or other en-
oumbranoe.
2. That the Oi ty of Grand Island, Nebraska,
bas the power to adopt said resolution through its
Mayor and 01 ty Counoil and to perform all of the oove-
nants and oona! tions contained therein.
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3. That there is no pending or threatened
Ii tigation or other legal prooeeding whioh might ad-
versely affect the prosecution of said, Project, the
operation of said Airport, or the performanoe of any
of the covenants contained in said resolution.
Dated this / ffd day of November, 1942.
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WHI1iREAS, the Admini stra tor of ca viI Aero-
nautics of the United States Department of Commerce,
hereinafter referred to as the "Administrator", with
the approval of a Board composed of the Secretary of
War, the Secretary of the Navy, and the Seoretary of
Oommerce, has designated as necessary for national
defense a project, herein called the "Project", for
development of the Grand Island Munioipal Airport,
herein oalled the "Airport", which Project is identi-
fied as Doc. No. 42-904-25-3; and
WHEREAS, as a condition precedent to release
of funds for the Project, the Administrator requires
that the Oity of Grand Island, Nebraska, herein called
the "Oi ty", have certain property interests in the
landing area of the Airport and the lands to be im-
proved under the Project and enter into an agreement
with the United States, herein called the "Government",
in the manner and form hereof; and
WHEREAS, the Oi ty is legally, financially,
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and desires to avail itself of the benefits of the
proseoution of the Project;
NOW, T.H1t.:REFORE, Bl!; II).' REBOL VED BY THE Mayor
and Oi ty Oouncil of the 01 ty of Grand Island, Nebraska:
Section 1. That for and in consideration of
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development of the Airport as contemplated by the
Project, the City does hereby covenant an~ agree with
the Government as follows, this agreement to continue
1n full foroe and effect during the useful life of
the improvements made under the Project:
(a) The government shall have the right to de-
termine the exact nature of the improvements to be
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made undera the Praoject, the manner in which the proj.
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to be expended, and all other mat~ers relating to the
Project.. The Oi ty will cooperate with the Government
bO ensure prosecution of the Project without interfer-
ence or hindrance, and agrees to permiu the agents
and employees of the Government, and all persons auth-
orized b,y the Administrator, to enter upon, use, and
occupy the property to be developed, as the Adminis-
trator may deem necessary or desirable in connection
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(b) The Oity agrees to indemnify and save harm-
less the Government against and from any and all claims
and damages which may arise from or in connection with
the carr~ing out of the Project, excepting claims for
injuries or deatn to persons resulting from willful
or negligent acts or omissions of the Government or
any of its officers, employees, agents, or agencies,
all other claims sounding in tort, and claims for ma-
terials furnished or work performed pursuant to auth-
ority given by officers, employees, or agen~s of the
Gevernment.
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(c) It is understood and agreed that all im-
provements made under the Project sball be the sole
and absolute property of the Oi~y except where specif-
ically agreed otherwise, in writing, prior to the under-
taking of the improvement or installation in question.
(d) The Oi~y agrees that, continuously during
the term of thi s agreement, the Airport will be oper-
ated as such, and for no other purpose, and that un-
less utilized exclusively for military purposes, it
will at all times be operated for the use and benefit
of the pUblic, on reasonable terms and without unjust
discrimination, and without gran~ or exercise of any
exclusive right for use of the Airport within the
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(e) The Oi ty agrees that 1 t will at all times
during the term of this agreement maintain in good and
serviceable condition and repair the en~ire landing
area of the Airport and all improvements, facilities,
and equipment which have been or may be made, const.ruc-
ted, or installed with Federal aid, including all im-
provements made under the Project, other than facili-
ties and equipment owned by the Government; Provided,
that during any period the said landing area or air-
port improvement.s, facilities, or equipment are leased
by or licensed to the Government formilitar,y purposes,
the Oity shall be obligated to bear only tha~ propor-
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or airport improvements, facilities, or equipment so
leased or licensed, which their non-military use bears
to their total use.
(f) Insofar as is within its powers and reason-
ably possible, tne Oity will prevent any use of land
either within or outside the boundaries of the Airport;
including the construction, erection, alteration, or
growth, of' any structure or other object thereon, which
would be a hazard to the landing, taking-off, or man-
euvering of aircraft at the Airport, or otherwise limit
its usefulness as an airport.
(g) In order to protect the righbs and interests
of the Government under this resolution, the Oity agrees
that it will not enter in~ any transaction which. would
operate to deprive it of any of the rights and powers
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necessary to perform any or all of the covenants made
herein, unless by sucn transaction the obligation to
perform all such covenants is assumed by ano~her public
agency. The Oi'ty further agrees toot it will not exe-
cute any deed, lease, operation or management agree-
ment, or other instrument affecting the airport or
any portion or facility thereof or interest therein,
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even though the other party to the transaction is the
Government acting through t.b.e War Department or Navy
Depar~ment, unless thirty days' notice of ius inten-
tion so to do has been given to the Administrator, or
unless the Administrator has waived the right to such
notice. A copy of the proposed instrument in question
shall be at~ached to said notice, which shall state
the date upon which the same is to be execu~ed.
(h) The Oity agrees that, if requested to do so
by the War Departmen t or Navy Department, a t any time
during a national emergency declared by the PreSident,
it will lease tne landing area 01' the Airport to the Gov-
ernment for military or naval use, at a nominal rental,
tor a term of one year, renewable annually at the op-
tion ot' the Government for such period as the Govern-
ment may designate: Provided, that the lease snall con-
tain an express stipulation that its term shall not
exceed the duration of the national emergency and six
months tnereafter unless an extension thereof is ap-
proved by tne Administrator. Such lease shall also
contain a covenant on the part of the Government to
permlt, b.Y instruments in writing, use of tne leased
premises by commercial, prlvate, and other non-military
aircraft to the extent pOSSible withou~ lnterfering
wi th mill tary opera tlons, and to bear all of the ex-
pense of main~lnlng and keeping in good repair the
leased premises and all improvements and facilities
thereon, other tnan tnat proportion of the cost of such
maintenance for whiCh the Oiuy assumes responsibility
under Section I (e) hereof. Tne Oity further agrees
that, during all times that the landing area of the
Airport is not held by the Government under lease, the
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Government shall have the right to use such area in
common with others, without charge, to the extent pos-
sible without requiring limitation of non-military
opera tions.
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Section 2. In order to satisfy the Government
that the Oity is qualified to sponsor the project
under the project eligibility requirements of the Civil
Aeronautics Administration and to induce the Govern-
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the offer made by the Ci~y in Section 1 hereof, the
Oi ty does hereby represent and warrant to the Govern-
ment as follows:
(a) That the City has title in fee simple to
all lands comprising the landing area of the Airport
and to all lands to be improved under the Project,
which lands are shown on the sketch attached hereto
as part of Exhibit A, and t.t1a~ said lands are held
free from any lien, lease, easement, or other encumb-
rance;
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(b) That the City has the power and authority
to adopt this resolution through its Mayor and Oi ty
Oouncil, and to perform all of the covenants contained
herein;
(c) That the Oi ~y is financially and practic-
ally able to perform all of the covenants contained
in this resolution;
(d) That there is no pending or threatened liti-
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gation or other legal proceeding, and no material and
relevant fact, which might adversely affect the prose-
cution of the Project, the operation of ~he Airport,
or the performance of any of the covenants contained
in Section 1 hereof, which has not been brought to the
attention of the Administrator;
(e) Tha t the Mayor and Oi ~y Counci 1 0 f' the Oi ty
1s the proper body to adopt this resolution and has
complied with all requirements of law in so doing;
(f) That such of' the above representations and
warranties as involve ClfUestions of law are made upon
the advice of the City Attorney of' the City, whose cer-
tificate as to such matters has previously been delivered
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to the Mayor and City Council and is annexed hereto and
made a part hereof, as Exhi bi t A.
Section 3. That the Ci ty Attorney and City Clerk
be and they are a.uthorized and directed to furnish the
Administrator copies of all documents representing or
evidencing the encumbrances described in Section 2(a)
hereof, together with such legal and factual informa-
tion relative to the Airport, the Project, and this
resolution as the Administrator may reasonably request.
Section 4. That two certified copies of this
resolution be sent forthwith to the Administrator,
through the Regional Manager of the Civil Aeronautics
Administration, Kansas City, Missouri.
Section 5. That this resolution shall be effec-
tive
lution.
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Dec. 2, 1942
Council met in regular session, "His Honor," the Mayor,
presiding. All Councilmen present except Olivetti and Walker.
Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved. Letter
from United Airlines pertaining to renewal of airport lease, was
r'3ad and fil'3d.
Letter from War Production Board with reference to City
obtaining priority rating for air raid sirens, stating that no
rating could be given, was presented and filed.
Notice of hearing on George Hassel "On & Off"Sale License
from Nebraska Liquor Control Corr~ission, was read. On motlon of
Cords, seconded by Krieger, was placed on file.
Advice from C. B. & Q. with refer'3nce to crossing at 17th
street & C. B. & Q. was read. On motion of Sander, seconded by
Krieger, was placed on file.
Claim of Mrs. Morrison for refund of $13.00 on deposit for
trailer camp permit on account of its being impossibl'3 for her
to make the improvements which would be necessary in order to op-
erate a trailer camp, was presented. On motion of Tripe, second-
ed by Starr, was allowed. Roll call ballot, each Councilman
voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebr.
December 2, 1942
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
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Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on water and light beg to report that we
find it necessary to have some very urgent repairs made to the
setting under Bbtler #1 and #2 at the City Power Plant.
Since these repairs must be made at once and an emergency
exists, we should like to recommend that the Con~ittee be given
power to act. The Commissioner's estimate covering this work
is $6,850.00.
301m Sander,
Conuni ttee.
On motion of Sander, seconded by Starr, report was accepted
and recommendation adopted. Roll call ballot, each councilman
voting aye.
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Claim of Wm. Kelly Company $28.00 August 29, 1940, was present-
ed. On motion of Sander, sacond3d by Starr, claim was allowed and
ordered paid from Incidental Fund of General Fund. Roll call ballot,
each Councilman voting aye.
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WliCI'C;:U3" on tbo 2nd dav of 88 DtcmlJ81'.. 19;3 G.. the k asOJ'
C:i.t.lT C'Y:Hlcll :.'cg;ularly passed and approvc~d OrcU..l1rtrlce No. 1.539,
lev:rine; special ta:.:'(cs to ~oa'y for tJ1e costs of construction of
Water main District No. 78, anc3 aOJong the several aSEleSEJLiemts
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Artlm:r' J. Hichards - Block 16, Koehler Subdi vision -
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Whereas, on tbe 6th day of Feb:cu :Olry, 1937, Lena B. Welch
became the owner of the above de scribed real e 8ta to, and the said
Lena B. Welch haf3 constructed a diivelling on the west 55 feet on
so..id Block 16, Koehler Subdivision, and
Whereas, the taxes so levied and assessed a'alnst Block 16,
Koehler Subdivision, Vle:c'e not to be cel~tifiGd to the County
Treasurer by the Ct ty Treasurer unless ordered to do so by
resolution of the City Council, and provided f'l1rher that said
assessment w~s not to bear interest but was to be collected as
main
a tapping charge vvben said V'fa terA.. should be tapped, and.
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of forty-two dollars and thirty cents ($42.30) as a tapping
chal'ge for the wemrt 55 feet of Block 16, Koehler Subdi Vision,
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balance of said special assessment or the sum of
eighty-four dollars and seventy-five cents ($84.75) be appol,tionod
to~~be ba12cl1ce of' said Block 16.
'I'j,EREPOHE" BE IT m:;SOINED BY 'rEg MAYOR AND CI1'Y COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the special assess-
ment or tapping char ge in the sum of one hundred twen ty-se ven
dollars and fivo conts ($127.05), originally assessed against
Block J6, KoehlE;r Subdivision of said city be re-apportioned;
that the sum of for.ty-two dollars and thirty cents ($42.30) be
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colle r,tec1 as the asse ssmen t OJ: tapping el1ar ge again s t tbe we 8t
55 feet of said Block 16, Koehler Subdivision, and that the
balance of eighty-four dollars and seventy-five cents (~~(34.75)
be apportioned and remain as an assessment l::tgalDEt the balance
of the rema:1nder' of said Block 16.
Be it fUT-theX' x'esolved that tl18 City Treasurer be and he
is hGreby dj.I'e cted and au thol'ized to clw.nge the tax 1'8 cOJ'c'j sor:
the City of Gr<and Island, Hebt'aska, in accordance wi th the pro-
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to tbe Glty Tn3D.frUl'(n' a certified cop";y ofUis l:esol-cl"l:;:Lcy.lo
Re spe c tfu lly S"Cl bed tted tlll s 2nd d8.y of De cnmber, 19,12.
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Water, Ligbt: & lee Comrni ttee
On motion of Sand~r, s~conded by Starr, resolution was adopt~d.
Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting aye.
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RESOLUTION
Whereas" t)'le City of Grand 1819110. is the oViner of
Fractional Lot 4" Fractj_o11al Block 27, Schimmel" s A.cicJ.ttJoJ'..
to tlH'; City cf Grand Island" and
Whel' eas, Wi _ E_ Olson of tIe City of Grand Island
is desirous of pm"c:has1ng tho witlJin clescribed real estate
and rJa8 agreed to pay therefor the sum of one bundr eO. seven ty-
five ($175.00) dollars anC: has paid tV'lentypfffive (~~25.00) dollars
as a d01Jvn pa~v1TI' 'nt thEn"efoY' to tlJO City Clerk and wil1ay the
balance of one hundred fifty ($150.00) dollars upon del:ivery
of a (~ui t Claim Deed, 2ncJ tbe Ci ty shall not be required to
furniflh an abstract of title.
'rI-JERiil.'01<.E" BE reI' HJ~SOIJ '-lED BY 'THE MAYOF, AND CITY CUUI\ ell,
of tIle City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that t1:e sEl.Ie of the
real estate known as Fract:i_cmal 1,ot iI, F'ractj.onal 131 ck 27,
SC]iirnmer's Addition to tho City of Grand Island, l"ebraLi!:a,
be anc: t}}n sarnO is b.ereby ~llJt}~Ol'ized, clil.ected, and confirmed
in accordcl.nce wi th the terms herein set forth, and t:rH:>~t an
ol'Cl:Lrlance be prepay'ed directir\g the sale thereof as by 18VI
provi6ed..
Hespe<dtfu11y Sl~brnittecl this 2nL day December.,1.942,
1942.
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Ci ty Propel'ty COlnl'd ttee
On motion of Krigger, s'3condgd by Tripe, resolution was
adopted. Each Councilman voting aye.
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WHEREAS" the City Treasurer, has received from the Southern
Nebraska Rural Power District, the sum of Fifte'en Hundred ($1" 500.00)
Dollars as the purchase price for Fractional Block Nine in Bonnie
Brae Addition, to the City of Grand ISland, NebraSka, the same
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being the old testing station, operated by the Police Department,
and
WHERgAS, the sum has been placed to the credit of the Inciden-
tal Fund of the General Fund of said City, and
WH~RE.AS, the Police Fund owes the Light Fund the sum of
Two Thousand, Five Hundred ($2,500.00) Dollars, being a loan dated
July 3, 1940.
ThERgFORE BE IT RgSOLVED BY ThE I~YOR AND CITY COUNCIL that
the City Treasurer be authorized and hereby instructed to transfer
from the General Fund to the Light Fund the sum of Fifteen Hundred
($1,500.00) Dollars as a partial payment of loan of July 3, 1940
to the Police Fund, and
BE IT FURTHeR ReSOLveD that the resolution of November 18, 1942,
pertaining to same be cancelled, and this resolution substituted.
Respectfully submitted
Elias F. Gtarr
Finance Committee
On motion of starr, seconded by Tripe, resolution was adopted.
Letter from War Department Army Air Forces to Stover Deats, ~
pertaining to use of Grand Island Airport, stating that no civil-
ian flying, except scheduled Airline operations would be allowed
and that no airport should be within 10 miles of U. S. Army Airport,
was read. On motion of Starr, seconded by Tripe, that copy of letter
be mailed to United Air Lines and communication filed.
Bonds of W. J. Baron (House mover Permit) and Grand Island
Loan Bank, OKed by City Attorney as to form. On motion of Tripe,
seconded by Cords, were approved.
Engineer Harrison reported that none of the repair stations
were interested in the Car Testing EqUipment owned by the City,
but the two Ii H. P. motors which were delivered to the Light
Deaprtment.
Engineer Harrison reported he and Mr. Kinnison had made an
investigation at Disposal Plant and recommended that Changes be
made so that at Bny time when there happened to be an overload
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on plant so that the pumps could bypass instead of pumping into
station.
Mr. Kinnison reported tilat Dr. Price, person to certify to
Grade "A" milk and Dr. Black, ~10 has laboratories in his line of
duties, would be here very soon, and he hoped for inspection and
certification by Jan. 1, 1943.
Some discussion on FWA (WPA) Recreation Center, Liederkranz,
being in favor but Board of Directors did not seem to be favorable
toward leasing to F. W. A.
(Personal of Airport to be 1487 men)
(Resolution Street & Alley Committee, next page)
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Whel'eas, on November 20, 1940 the M ayox' and C1 ty Council
of the C1 ty of Grand Island, I'!obraska, passed and aDproved
Ordinance No. 1811 levy"ing special assessments 0 pay fox' the
costs of the COlistl'uction of paving Dist:r'ict 1<]0. 94 of sa:Ld
c1 tv, and
Whereas, amor1g the several assessments in s,ctid ord11:1a11C8
there appeared the following:
A. O. BeItzel' - F'r. Lot 7, Fr. Block 3;7),
IViorrilll s Audition - ~f187.29,
and
Whereas, tIlE') following assessrncnts shuuld. bave u(:;en made
in said ordinance to wit:
O. A. Beltzel' - Fr. Lot 7, Frac.Blo9k 33,
IE or1'i 111 S l).Goi ti 0 n - ~1;149 .04,
O. A. Abbott, Jr. -Fl'. Lot'?, Frac.Blo9k 55,
FJasmers 3rd Adciitiun - ~p~57.45,
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reas, the tax recOl'CS of tie City of Gl'8.lK island, l"pbrr~~'ka,
should be corrocte( to comply with tIle aSSeSSli!Cnts of sD.id rnvir:\g
district flf3 hel'pin provided.
THBh";P OEE, BE 1'1' hKSUINEDIY\!
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CI'~Y GOU ell,
of the City of G:eanci Island, l\Jebraska,
-t tho tax record.s
of t
C:tty of Grano Island, NE>1JJ'D.ska, be ami the same a~r.'e
hereby ordered changed and corrected as provided in tbl's ord:Lnar!ce;
tbat the Ctt.v Treasurer bo and he is he:eeby direct()d, 8.t1t}1ori.;;;ecl
anCi 111structed to chan,ge an.cl CO:'I'cct said tax :C'ecord as J1(,;1'c1n
E3e t for t11 and thtd; ti,e, G1 t y G leI' k f Ol'V'Jarcl to t:he C1 tv 'I'l' o~"- 81..11'e1'
a corti1'ie(1 copy of tld s l'e SOlll ti on
HespectflJl1y submtttoc"[ tt15.8 2nd oay of' Dec [L[leI', HJ4~~.
Street and Alle,r Gornm:Lttee
On motion of Krieger, seconded by Starr, Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
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City Attorney reported on having lost condemnation case in
District Court. After some discussion on motion of Cords, seconded
by starr, that thecq.se be appealed to Supreme Court. Roll call
ballot, voting aye, Starr, Cords, Krieger, Bradstreet, Tripe and
Sander. Voting Nay, none. Olivetti & Walker absent.
Ordinance #1941 directing sale of Frac Lot 4, Block 27,
Schimmers Addition, to M. E. Olson, was regularly passed by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Krieger, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all
voting aye, the ordinance was read at length and passed its first
reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Krieger, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its final passage and
finally passed. Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance
was finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1942, creating special Water Main District #90,
was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Tripe, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at l~ngth. Roll call ballot, all
voting aye. The ordinance was read at length and declared passed
its first reading.
Moved by starr, seconded by Krieger, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be
placed on its final passage mId finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed by the (buncil
and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Krieger, claims against the
City were allowed as read. Roll call ballot, each Councilman
voting aye.
On motion of Cords, Council adjourned.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO DEC. 3, 1942
. GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATED THAN SF ERS EXPENDED BALANCE
I To Pay Co. Treas. $ 2,750.00 $ 2,750.00
Salaries 1.3,000.00 .3,875.50 9,124.50
) 26,000.00 5,663,05 20,3.36.95
street & Alley
Gas Tax 5,000.00 1,657.54 .3,342.46
Sewer Fund 28,000.00 9,971.16 18,028.84
Storm Sewer 7,500.00 2,766.80 4,733.20
Engineer 9,000.00 2,5.33..30 6,466.70
Incidentals 48,000.00 11,959.94 36,040.06
Municipal Pool 4,500.00 2,942.77 1,557.23
Airport 7,800.00 6,584.11 7,252.32 7,1.31.79
Street Lighting 11,500.00 11,500.00
Hydr an t Rental 5,300.00 5,.300.00
I tark Fund 16,500.00 5,968.66 10'531.3~
Park (Pier) 2,000.00 1,588.54 411.46
Police Fund 50,000.00 15,226.07 34,77.3.93
Cemetery Fund 12,500.00 4,551.79 7,948.21
Fire 50,000.00
Int. Approp. 250.00 15,051.53 .35,198.47
Paving Fund 9,000.00 2,814.05 6,185.95
Music Fund 3,500.00 1,166.00 2,334.00
Total Approp. 311,850.00 6,834.11
Transfers 6~8~4.11
.318, b4.11 94,989.02 223,b95.09
Ice Fund 12,453.64
Water Fund 25,792.05
I Light Fund 151,034.08
Paving District 7,024.66
. $ 291,293.45
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. White,
City Clerk
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December 11, 1942
Council met as per special call of the Mayor,"His Honor,"
the Mayor, presiding. All ~ouncilmen pres~nt except Cords.
(Celebrating his birthday)
Application of J. B. Carney for "Off Sale~ Liquor License,
successor to Mr. harvey Thompson at 406 West Third street, was
referred to License Committee.
Bond of G. A. McKay Advertising Company, was regularly approved,
motion of Tripe, seconded by Walker.
Letter from Eaum, Bernheimer Company, pertaining to refunding
City Hall & Park Bonds, was read. Clerk was instructed to notify
them that the bonds probably would be r~funded, providing a favor-
able interest rate was obtainable.
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R8S0LUTION AUTHORIL,ING T1-12: LSASING OE' LAND TO THl!: UNTIED STATES
OF AMl!:RICA OF' THE GRAND ISLAND MUNICIPAL AIR PORT iullD LANDS
ADJ AC l!:N T TH ERETO
BE IT HESOLVED: That the Mayor of the City of Grand I s.land,
Nebraska, harry Grimminger, be and he is hereby authorized and
directed on behalf of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska to exe-
cute and deliver to the Government that certain lease dated the
twenty-fourth day of October, 1942, a copy of which is hereto
attached and by reference incorporated herein and made a part of
this resolution.
IT WAS DULY MOV~D and seconded that the foregoing resolution
be adopted; whereupon a vote was had wi th the follO\'.;1ng result;
Resolution passed by unanious vote. ~'hereupon the Mayor, harr;)T
Grimmingsr, declared the resolution duly passed and adopted.
(Certified by the City ~lerk)
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12-10-42 OC:emh
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Between
CITY OF GRAl~D ISLAND, NlEBBASKA, a municipal corporation
and
THE UNITED STAT~S OF ilMgRICA
1.
THIS LffiASg, made and entered into this 24th day of October
in the year of one thousand nine hundred and forty-two (1942), by
and between the CITY OF GHAND ISLAND, NeBRASKA, a municipal corpor-
ation, whose address is CITY HALL, Grand ISland, Nebraska, for it-
self, its successors, and assigns, hereinafter called the Lessor
and the UNITED STATES O.B" AM21UCA, hereinafter called the Government:
WITN ESSETH: The parties hereto for the considerations here-
inafter mentioned covenant and agree as follows:
2. The Lessor hereby leases to the Governmant the follOWing
described premises, vi~:
North one-half and the North one-half of the South East
Quarter and th~ North one-half of the North one-half of
the South West Quarter, all in the Section two (2) in
Township Eleven (11), North of Range Nine (9), West of
the 6th P. M. in Hall County, State of Nebraska.
South West Quarter and the South One-half of the North
West Quarter, and tile South West Quarter of the North
East Quarter, and the North West Quarter of the South East
Quarter and tre South one-half of the South' East Quarter,
all in Section Twenty Six (26) in Township Twelve (12),
North of Range Nine (9), West of the 6th P. M., all in
Hall County, state of Nebraska.
All of Section Thirty Five (35), Township Twelve (12),
North Range Nine (9), West of 6th P. M. in Hall Oounty,
state of Nebraska.
West one-half and the West one-half of the West one-half
of the North East Quarter and the West one-half of the
South East Quarter, all in Section Thirty Six (36), Town-
ship Twelve (12), North Range Nine (9), West of the 6th
P. M. in Hall County, State of Nebraska.
Small Tract of land in the South one-half of Section
Thirty Four (34), To~nship Twelve (12), North Range Nine
(9), West of the 6th P. M. in Hall County, State of Nebraska,
Described as follows: Beginning at the point of inter-
section of the North Line of County Road on the south
side of said Section Thirty Four (34), and the East
Line of the Right of way of the Union Pacific Railroad
Thence in the Northerly direction along East Line of said
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right of way a distanc~ of two hundr~d (200) f~et, thence
in an Easterly direction for a distance of one hundred
fifty (150) feet, thence in a southerly direction for a
distance of two hundred eight and .74 (208.74) feet,
thence in a Westerly direction along the said North
Boundary of the county road for a distance one hundr. ed
fifty and .25 (150.25) feet to the point of beginning.
Said tract containing 0.704 acres of land, more or less.
to be used exclusively for the following purposes:
As and in connection with an airport, airbase and military
reservation.
3. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said premises with their appurt-
enances for the term beginning October 29, 1942 and ending June 30,
1945, provided, however, that in any event this lease shall auto-
matically expire, without action by either party, six months after
the date of the termination of the Unlimited National Emergency
declared ~T the President of the United States in the year 1941
(Proclamation Number 2487), unless an extension thereof beyond
said expiration date shall b~ approved by the Administrator of
Civil Aeronautics.
4. The Government shall not assign this lease in any eV~nt,
and shall not sublet the demis~d premises ~xcept to a desirable
tenant, and for a similar purpose, and will not permit the use of
said premises by anyone other than the Government, such subl~sse~,
and the ag~nts and servants of the Gov~rnmsmt, or of such sublesse~.
5. This leas~ may, at the option of th~ Government, be re-
new~d from year to year at a rental of $1.00 per year and other-
w~se upon the terms and conditions herein specified, provided notic~
be given in writing to the Lessor at least thirty (30) days before
this lease or any renewal thereof would otherwise expire: Provided
that no renewal thereof shall extend the period of occupancy of the
premises beyond th'? 30th day 01' June, 1967.
6. The Government shall pay the Lessor for th~ premises rent
at th::: follOWing rate: One dollar ($1.00), the receipt and suf-
ficiency of which sum are hereby acknowledged, for the term of this
lease.
7. The Government shall have the right, during the existence
of this lease, to make alterations, attach fixtures, and erect
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additions, structur9s, or signs in or upon th9 premis9s her9by
leased; which fixtures, additions, or structur9S so placed in or
upon or attach9d to the said premises shall be and remain the
property of the Government and may be removed therefrom by the
Government prior to the termination of this leas9, provided, however,
that the Government may, at its option, leave such fixtures, addi-
tions, structures, and other improvements on the leased premises
in lieu of remOVing the same as provided herein.
8. The Gov9rnment shall have the right to remove or destroy
such tre9s, emb19ments, hereidtamsmts, and improvements, a.s the
Government may deem nec'3ssary or d'3sirabl'3 to make ths premises
suitabl'3 for th'3 purposes stated in Paragraph No.2 hereof, and
for the alternat~ons, fixtures, additions, structures, improv'3ments,
and faciliti'3s authorized by Paragraph No.7 hereof.
9. Th'3 Lessor and the Government shall permit commercial air
line craft op~rating on scheduled cross-country routes equipped
with and controlled by two-way radio to use the leased premis'3s,
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including the right to land and tak'3 off thereat. Th'3 Lessor and
the Gov9rnment shall permit private and non-military aircraft
'3quipp'3d with and controlled by two-way radio, other than commer-
cial airline craft operating on schsduled. crass-country routes
to use the leased premises and facilities thereon, including the
right to land and take off t!l'3reat; prOVided that except for emer-
gency landings th'3 operation of said private aircraft at said leased
premises shall not be permitted without the express approval in
writing of the government, and provided, further, that permission
grant9d to said private and non-military aircraft to use said
leased premises may b9 revoked by the Government for failure to
comply with all rul'3s and regulations promulgated by comp9tent
authority gov9rning the operation of non-military aircraft or for
any interfenence by said private or non-military aircraft or th9
uS9rs thereof with the frge and unrestr'icted use of said leas'3d
pr'9mises by the Government for the purposes stat'3d herein.
10. All prop'9rty owned and constructed by the Government
in and upon tb~ leas9d premises shall be maintained by the G overn-
mente All property ovmed andcontruct'3d b;}T the Lessor in and upon
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th~ l~ased promises and used concurrently and in common by the
Government and the Lessor shall be maintained in .safe and usable
condition for the purposes intended by either party or by both
parties and upon such terms as may be mutally agreed upon in
writing from tim~ to time, it being understood and agreed that all
such agreements shall provide equitable division of maintenance
and repair costs based upon the use made of the property by each
party.
11. No Member of or Delegate to Congress or Rtsident Comm-
issioner shall be admitted to any share or part of this lease or to
any benefit to arise therefrom. Nothing, however, herein contained
shall be construed to extend to any incorporated company, if the
lease be for the general benefit of such corporation or company.
12. The Government shall have the right to cancel this lease
or any renewal thereof by written notice of cancellation delivered
to the Lessor not less than thirty (30) days prior to the effective-
date of such cancellation.
13. The Government shall not be liable for any damage to the
leased premises arising out of its use and occupation thereof, and
shall not be required to I' estore the premises to the same condi-
tion as that existing at the time of entering upon the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this
instrument as of the date first above written:
ATTEST:
Floyd S. ~'hite
City Clerk of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska.
CITY OF GRAND ISLfu~D, NEBRASKA.
A municipal corporation
BY
Harry Gr~mmingar
Mayor
(Certified by the City Clerk)
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting aye. Cords absent.
Clerk was instructed to wire Mr. Flaharty to s:md approval
of lease of Airport to U. S. Army.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Krieger, City A ttorney was
authorized to draw up resolution to the effect that Grand Island
Municipal Airport be officially known as Grand Island Air Field and
have same prestented at next I'egular illgeting. Mayor r9qu9sted City
Clerk to notify Mr. ~enck.
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DiscuosioIl on pur>chas~ of Glad~ Mill site. On motion of Starr,
s3conded by Tripe, Mayor Grimminger, Cords, Bradstreet and Sanders
were made a COilluittee to protect tile City in the purchase of said
mill site. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
On motion of Tripe, Council adjourned.
Dec. 11, 1942
F. S. White,
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Grand Island, Nebr.
Dec. 15, 1942
Council met in special session, "His Honor," the Mayor,
presiding. All ~ouncilmen present, except Krieger.
Discussion on action of committee in purchase of Glade
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Mill Property at $8000.00.
Moved by Cords, seconded by Bradstreet, action of Special
Committee appointed Dec. 11, 1942, in purchasing Glade Mill Prop~
be
erty for $8000.00 for expansion of utilities^confirmed and the
Clerk instructed to draw warrants on Light Fund in the amount of
$1,600.00 and $6,400.00. Warrant of $1,600.00 to be delivered
to H. A. Prince irr~ediately and $6,400.00 warrant to be delivered
on approval of abstracts by City Attorney; and the City Treasurer
be authorized to honor warrants on presentation.
Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Cords, that claim of Consoli-
dated Mills Company for $8,000.00 be allowed. Roll call ballot,
I each voting aye.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Olivetti, Councilmen's checks
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Moved by Starr, Council adjourn.
F. S. Wlit;e,
City Clerk.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
Dec. 16, 1942
Council met in regular session, His Honor, the Mayor,
presiding. All ~ouncilmen present.
Minutes of previous meetings, Dec. 2, 11, & 15, were
read and approved.
Mr. Tripe mentioned that the application of J. S. Carney
for Liquor License had been investigated and he will have applica-
tion also for Beer License and recollimendation of Committee would
come in later.
Mr. Starr mentioned ch3cks from Q. o. Ordmance plant for
testing of water, and asked whether or not this money should all be
credited to city funds, or whether Miss Hoge should share, on account
of being part time employee. On mot~on of Cords, seconded by Walker,
was referred to Finance Cownittee.
Harrison mentioll'ed the Police Siren would be placed on
pent hou~e of City Hall.
Claims were presented. On motion of ~tarr, seconded by
Walker, allowed as read. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
"Recess"
(During recess, City Treasurer presented the
Clerk with more claims, which after r'::cess were presented and
regularly a110v'ied, on motion of Starr, seconded by Kr:Esger, roll
call ballot, all voting aye.
Attorney Cromin mentioned the case of George Krapp vs
Grand Island had been presented to compensation board. Dr bills
$75.00, Hospital $60.00 and that the compensation would be $14.16
per week. Ths boar'd having taksll case under advissment.
On motion of Starr, Council adjourned.
Dec. 16, 1942.
F. S. Wldte,
City Clerk
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Grand ISland, Nebraska.
Dece~ber 19, 1942.
Council met as per Special Call, "His Honor," the Mayor,
presiding.
All Councilmen present except starr and Olivetti.
Contract by and between A. Gutherie & Company Inc., and
the City Light Department (dated Nov. 18, 1942) was presented.
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Wti~REAS, A. Gutherie & Company, Inc. has submitted to the
City of Grand Island a proposed agreement for the purchase of power
which agreement is marked "#12", and,
WHEHEAS, the proper committee has recortHTlended the execu-
tion of said agreement as written, copy of which is hereto attached.
BE IT R3S0LVED ThAT TH8 City of Grand Island ~lter into
such agreement with A. Gutherie & Company, Inc. and that C. w.
Burdick, ConU11issioner, City Wa tar, Light and Ice Department, be
authorized and instructed to execute such agreement on behalf of
the City of Grand Island.
On motion of Cords, seGonded by Krieger, Resolution
was adopted.
On motion of Cords, Council adjourned.
Dec. 19, 1942.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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