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Grand Island, Nebraska
January 2, 1964
Council met as per adjournment of December 18th, on accoLmt of
Regular Meeting time falling on Janu.ary 1st. All Councilmen present
except Sorensen. Mayor Geii presiding.
Rev. D. Gergory Reid, First Presbyterian Church, opened the
meeting with prayer.
'l'he Mayor made inqL1.try as to whether or not anyone in the
audienoe wished the minutes of the Meeting of December 18th read.
There being no requests, motion of McGahan, seconded by Schwieger, to
dispense with the reading of the Minutes of Deoember 18th.
Bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney were presented as
follo~'I1s :
SIGN-HANGERS
Art-Kraft Signs
Nebraska Neon Sign Company
{J. L. Mayhew
SOFT 1/JATER SERVI CE
Hayward's Culligan
PLUMBERS --
0' Hara PlLlmbing Company
May Plumbing Company
Kemper Plumbing Company
Leonard McCarthy
Sanitary Plumbing Company
Le ster Nied fel t
Roe Plumbing Company
ELECTRICIANS --
Jerry Kingsley
Ensley Ele ctr 1c
Floyd S. McCullough
Walter H. Kruse
Donald R. Walters
A-B-C- Eleotric
Oyster Eleotric
Glen Vanosdall
1,tJm. J. Hild
Lawrence Electric
De Ibert Rounds
Reinhardt Kruse
G. H. Mettenbrink
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, Bonds were approved.
Mr. McDermott had requested time so that he might present case
pertaining to Vince Kaminski's having been underpaid for a period of
three years. After considerable discussion, motion of McGahan, that
Police Committee, Civil Service Committee, and City Attorney meet with
Mr. McDermott and Mr. Kaminski. Seconded by Lint.
BIDS ON GRAVEL DISTRICTS 39-40-41 presented as follows:
UJ'11HEE-MADDOX $;1.55 per yd. $361.15
THIED CITY Sl\ND-- 1~1.48 per yd. $344 .84
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, referred to Street and
Alley Committee and City Engineer.
BIDS ON WIRING FOE SUBSTATION presented as follows:
Ite~~ Item 2, Item 3.
$19,600.00 $59,700.00 $14,400.00
$19,975.00 $55,500.00 $13,950.00
$14,990.00
$22,885.00
seconded by Lint, referred to the Light
Enginee rs .
KNOX CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
E. A. PEDEESEN
DUTTON-LAINSON
MID-S'l'1\TES AHW\'l'UHE
Motion of Mildenstein,
Commissioner and Consulting
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(COPY) LETTER FH01'1 HEBB HOESER, PRESIDENT ASSOCIATED HETAILEHS
Deoember 19, 1963
Honorable Warren Geil, Mayor
City of Grand Island
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Grand Island, Nebraska
Dear Mayor Geil:
fBst year we thought the City did a splendid civio servioe by launching
a oi ty-wide olean up - fix up - palnt up program for Grand Island. Not
only were the results most gratlfying but vJe think the tangible benefit~
for 1964 can be greatly inoreased in beautifying the entire City of
Grand Island.
Again, Mayor Geil, we would like to suggest that the month of April be
given to a mass, oity-wide, olean LJ.p - fix up - paint up oampaign. The
Assooiated Betailers of Grand Island would pledge their wholehearted
cooperation in the oampaign and would aid materially in prov iding public
relations and advertising costs.
Naturally, v-le think you, as Executi ve Officer of the City, shoLl.ld heao
up the city-wide campaign with the high powered able assistance of an
excelle nt 1I Clean up - Fix up - Paint u.p 1I cha irman such as A lan Tully
provided last year.
In the Chamber of Commerce Office we have a complete format available
w:i.th suggestions on Committee structure, printing and advert:i.sing guidefr
p'lblic relations instructions--the complete and necessary program for
the succe ss fill conclus ion of such a program. Naturally, we think
Grand Island should also enter the National Contest on this program in
the hopes we might win the City national acclaim and publicity.
If you are in accord with this plan and, of course, the City Council
also, would you please advise us as soon as possible.
The entire Associated Retailers of Grand Island as well as the Grand
Island Chamber of Commerce will give the:i.r full resources towards the
successful cone lusion of this important city-wide project.
Sincerely yours,
sl Herb Roeser, President
Associated Retailers
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Motion of Lint, seconded by Mildenstein, that the Mayor prooeed
aocording to letter.
(COPY) Request of Johnson Imperial Horne Company was presented as
follows, pertaining to Pleasant View Fifth Addition to the City
of Grand Is land.
City Council, City Council Chambers
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
Honorable Mayor and City Council:
We, Johnson Land Co., wish at this time to present preliminary drawings
for the consideration of City Council of proposed platt to be known as
Pleasant View Fifth Arld Uion to the City of Grand Island, Hall County,
Nebraska.
The enclosed preliminary drawings are basic in design, but constitute
with in a reasonable nature what we propose as finished platt as to be
prepared by consulting engineers for approval of City of Grand Island.
Council and
We shall be most willing to cooperate with the City
Planning Commisslon in expediting this proposal.
Respectfully submitted
JOHNSON IMPEL IAL HOME COMPANY
SI Duane L. Petersen, Mgr.
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cc: Ronald Rystrom, City Engineer
Harold R. Johnson
Motion of Davis, seconded by
Schwieger, referred to
Planning Commission.
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Communication from Grand Island Trust Company pertaining to
increase of Insurance on cars, property damage and personal Liability
which would amount to about $4.00 per car for the City. Motion of
Davi s, seconded by Schwieger, increase was approved.
Request from the Grand Island Rural Fire Protection District for
permission to connect up with Grand Island Sewer System along Stolley
Park Road, was presented. After considerable discussion, motion of
Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, referred to Sewer Committee and City
Attorney.
(COpy) REPORT OF AIRPORT COMMITTEE on Liability Insurance
January 2, 1964
Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
Gent lemen:
The City of Grand Island now carries Three Million ($3,000,000.00)
Dollars worth of liability insurance on the airport. The annual
premlum is One Thousand Three Hundred Seventy-Four Dollars and
Seventy-Eight Cents ($1,374.78).
Due to the increased traffic and the risk involved at the Airport, it
is the recommendation of the undersigned members of the Airport
Committee that the liability insurance coverage be increased to Five
Million ($5,000,000.00) Dollars. The annual premium would be Two
Thousand Eighty-Eight Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents ($2,088.25.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ Richard E. Davis
Motion of McGahan, seconded by Mildenstein, approved.
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SUBJECT: PAVING
DISTRICT NO. 385
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that The Diamond Engineering Company, the Con-
tractor has completed the work including the furnishing of materials
for construction of Paving District No. 385, in accordance with the
plans, specification and contract therefore, and, such work is
hereby accepted by me as City Engineer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in
connection with Paving District No. 385.
To: The Diamond Engineering Company
$8,587.37
686.99
$9,274.36
To: Engineeri:ng and Advertising
SUB TOTAL
Less: New Storm Sewer Construction UD"
included in the above amoQnts
$3,046.39
$6,227.97
TOTAL
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
Charged to Intersections
$t4,222.31
$2,005.66
$6,227.97
TOT AL
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund IIEngineerll as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of $686.99 for which such appropriated
fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Paving District Fund;
and that there has been expended out of the Paving District Fund
as a part of a Storm Sewer line to connect with such District the
sum of $3,046.39 for which such Paving District Fu:nd is enti tled
to be reimbursed out of the appropriated fund "New Storm Sewer
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Cm1MITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued his final certificate of
construction and acceptance of Paving District No. 385, It is
hereby recommended and moved the following resolution be adopted,
namely;
WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his final certificate
of completion and acceptance of construction of Paving District No.
385.
"'BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of Paving District No. 385, be,
and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse the
appropriated fund ttEngineerlfi for the sum of $686.99 out of the
Paving District Fund created by assessment of special taxes for
'the construction of such Paving District No. 385.
2a. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse the
Itpaving District Fundll' for the sum of $3,046.39 out of the approp-
riated fund uNew Storm Sewer Construction'" nDII for the construction
Of the Storm Sewer line that connects with Paving District No. 385
3. The City Council sit as a Boar Equalizatian an Paving
District No. 385 on the 15th day of Jan ar , 1964 at :30 P.M.
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Motion of Schwieger, seconded by Lint, approved.
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Date January 2~ 1't94
SUBJECT:
DISTRICT NO',38r;
Paving
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEE~
The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that The Diamond Engin.~ering Co. , the
Contractor has completed the work including the furnishing of
materials for construction of ~Paving District No.
.386 ,in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Eng:t,neer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in
connection with Paving District No. 386
To:
The Diamond Engineering Co.
Engineering and Advertising
$24.889.06
To:
1.991.12
26.88Q.18
Total
The costs to be divided as follows~
Assessed to private property
Charged to Intersections
19.C)J.,~.80
7,361. 38
Total
26,880.18
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: ';Engineer" as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of % 1,991.12 for which such approp-
riated fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Paving
l)i :::d;Y'i r:t, FJrnq . . c.reated by the assessment of a special
tax for such Pavlng Dlstr:Lct .. ..~.'. /',
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COMMITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued his final
construct ion and acceptance of Pa ving
386 ,It is hereby recommended and moved
resolution be adopted, :namely;
· WHEREAS , the City Engineer has issued his final certificate
of completion and acceptance of construction of_ Pavi'l),g
Pil3t:rict No. 166 ;
· """aE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construct~QQ. of Pavi:ng
District No. 386 be, and hereby is, a'(fc$pf,e4~"
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the app:popr.ta ted fund "Ergineer'; for the filum of $ ,19'71 ~! '2--
put of the -----lgving District Fund create"'- qy aSS6$sp1ent of
F3pecl&l ta:{{es fQr the construction of such ~av:h~g .
p~str19t No, 189 .
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F'.enr.i~a:ry ,
certificate of
District No.
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Council sit ~ a BQard of Equalizatlon on
District NOr ~R6 . on tl1 5t'o day of
, :; 9 at' 7.30 1'. M.
Mot ion of Schwieger, seconded by Lint, approved.
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SUBJECT: Paving DISTRICT NO.3~7
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEEB
The undersigned, City E'ngineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that"The Diamond Engineering Co. , the
Contractor has completed the work including the furnishing of
materials for construction of ~Paving District No.
397 ,in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Eng1neer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in
connection with Paving District No. '397
To:
The Diamond Engineering Co.
Engineering and Advertising
~t6. 34'3.40
')07.41
6.81)0.87
To:
Total
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
$4:, <Q2. Jjl
Cha~i~~ to TntersepticrOR
.2,850.87
T ota 1
$6,850.87
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: "Engineerii as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of $ 507.47 for which such approp~
riated fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Paning
District Fund created by the assessment of a Speciel.
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COMMITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued his final
construction and acceptance of Paving
39'1 ' It is hereby recomme:nded and moved
resolution be adopted, :namely;
· WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his final certificate
of completion and acceptance of construction of Payil1O"
District No. 197 ; c.
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of PAvjne;
District No. ..397 be, and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the appropriated fuqd "Engineer'; for the sum of $ 507.47
out of the Paving Dlstric't Fund created by assessment of
special taxes for the construction of such Paving
District No. 397 .
3, The City Council sit as a Board of Equalization on
Lwng District N -" '397 on the 5th day of
Fe:~ruarx :l 19 64 a ! : 30 P.M.
certificate of
District No.
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Motion of Schwieger, seconded by Lint, approved.
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Date Januar;y 2, 1964
SUBJECT: Water Main
DISTRICT NO. 235
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that 12rej selJ-dQrf PIlJ~bing Com :pany , the
Contractor has completed the work tnc uding the furnishing of
materials for construction of Water Main District No.
235 , in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Engtneer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in .
connection with Water Main District No. 235
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To:
Preisendorf Plbg. Co.
$6,142.31
To:
Engineering & Advertising
491. 38
6,633.69
Total
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
Charged to Water Surplus Fu:nd.
$1~806.38
4l82?31
Total
6,633.69
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: "Engineer1i as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of $ 491.38 for which such approp-
riated fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Water
Sur:QIlJa FU1.'l(l created by the assessment of a special
tax for such Water l)ist:rict
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C'1ty En 'n r
COMMITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued his final
construction and acceptance of Water l"lain
235 ' It is hereby recommended and moved
resolution be adopted, namely;
· WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his
of completion and acceptance of construction of
District No. 235
certificate of
District No.
the following
final certificate
Water Main
1'BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of Water Main
District No. 23 ~ be, and hereby is, accepted.
2. JT e ffty Tveasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the appropriated fund l'Engineevl' for the sum of $ 491. 38
o~tof th,e Wat~r Surblus Fund created by assessment of
special taICes for the con,Structi,oh .of .lS~h, . Water Main
District No. Z,~ .. . MF
3. .. her city COJ.rn,cil sit f?s a Board 9f Equalization on
, ~r:qt:~Y;~a; \;l ." . .Pistl?ict No. 215 O:P th~ , ,)th day of
. -F-ebruary .. .;1.9 6,~, at 7: 3 P .1'1.
Motion of Kehm, seconded by Schwieger, approved.
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January 2, 1964
Sidewalks Pursuant to Ord. No's 3827, 3899, & 3914.
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that Ed. Sob~ieszyk and Son, the Contractor
has completed the work including the furnishing of materials for
construction of Sidewalks pursuant to Ordinances No's 3827, 3899,
and 3914, in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Engineer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in
connection with Sidewalks pursuant to Ordinances No's 3827, 3899,
and 3914.
To:
Ed Sob~ieszyk and Son
Engineering and Advertising - City
Property
Engineering and Advertising - Private
Property
$5,905.76
To:
273.85
To:
198.61
$6,378.22
TOTAL
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
Sidewalks constructed along City owned
Property
$2,681.18
$3,697.04
TOTAL
$6,378.22
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: "Engineer" as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of $198.61 for which such appropriated
fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Paving District Fund
created by the assessment of a special x .,~. ~~:dewalks.
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COMMITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued his final certificate of
construction and acceptance of Sidewalks pursuant to Ordinances
NO's 3827, 3899 and 3914, It is hereby recommended and moved
the following resolution be adopted, :namely;
"WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his final certificate
of oompletion and acceptance of construction of Sidewalks pursuant
to Ordinances No's 3827, 3899, and 3914;
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of Said Sidewalks be, and
hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the appropriated fund ttEngineer" for the sum of $198.61 out of
the Paving District Fund created by assessment of special taxes
for the construction of such Sidewalks.
3. The City Council sit as a Board of Equalization on
Sidewalks pursuant to Ordinances N 'E 3827, 3899, and 3914 on
the 5th day of February, 1964 at 7:30 P.M. )
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Motion of Kehm, seconded by Mildenstein, approved.
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COMMITTEE REPORT
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Honorable Mayor & City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We the members of the street and Alley Committee,
hereby recommend that street lights be erected at the
following locations:
NEW STREET LIGHTS
11th and Washington
REPLACEMENT OF LIGHTS
West Koenig and South Arthur
West Koenig and South Blaine
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Committee.
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Schwieger, approved.
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SUBJECT: FAIDLEY AVENUE EXTENSION
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Right-of-way contract executed by Wisconsin
Evangelical Lutheran Synod for the southerly seventy
feet of the property owned by such corporation for a
consideration of $1,443.00 has been submitted by.B.F.
Douthit and D.W. McDannel. The consideration exceeds
the appraised value of the seventy feet strip by ten
per cent. The expense of a condemnation proceeding
would exceed such ten per cent and there is no cer-
tainty that the appraisers' valuation would prevail
in case of condemnation. The following form of
resolution is submitted for consideration:
"WHEREAS, the brokers employed by the City to
negotiate the purchase of right-of-way for extension
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of Faidley Avenue have secured the offer of Evangelical
Lutheran Joint Synod of Wisconsin and Other States, a
religious corporation, to sell the southerly seventy
feet of property owned by such corporation required
for extension of Faidley Avenue for a considerat:im
of $1,443.00.
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor be and hereby is
authorized to execute such contract on behalf of the
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City; and, that purchase of a copy of the Abstract
of Title of such religious corporation to the real
property under consideration be and hereby is author-
ized subject to the approval of the Mayor and the
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Mot ion of Kehm, seconded by Mildenstein, Resolution was adopted.
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WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council invited sealed proposals
for the construction of Gravel Districts No. 39, 40, and 41 as
combined for an aggregate bid on all work to be performed in such
districts in combination under one contract; said proposal to be
received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 2nd day of January 1964, and to
be opened on said date at the regular meeting of the City Council,
and
WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by T/fil?O t~ Is--' .::541JJ:1 Co
of
GRAND ISLAND NEBR.
was found to be the lowest
and best proposal submitted.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the proposal of the said
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be, and the same is hereby
accepted and approved; that a contract for said project be entered
into between the City of Grand Island, and said contractor, and
that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed
and authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the City Clerk forward a certified
copy of this Resolution to R. A. Rystrom, City Engineer.
Respectfully submitted this
day of January 1964,
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Street and Alley Committee.
Motton of Mildenstein, seconded by Davis, Resolut ion Nas adopted.
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WHEEEAS, THE iVlAYOR F\ND CITY COUNCIL invited sealed proposals
for installation of Substation Equipment, Erection and Wiring
necessary as a part of the City Electric System, said proposals
to be received up to 7:30 o'clock P.M., on the 2nd day of
January, 1964, and to be opened on said date as per adjournment
of December 18, 1963.
WHEHEJ\S, the proposal s ubmi tted by the
Dutton Lainson Co.
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CQnt.:t:eJ;.t__9_Q~~=12_was found to be the best proposal submitted.
, Tl-:EEEFOP,E, BE IT HESOL VED BY THE lVi/-\. Yon. AJ'\!D COlJNCI L
OF THE CITY OF CRAND ISLJ\[,jD, NEE3RASI~i\, that the proposal of
Dutton Lainson Co. for the installation
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of said improvements be, and the same is hereby accepted and
approved, and that a contract for the said installation be
entered into and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they
are hereby authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the
City of Grand Island.
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RESOLVED that the City Cl erk f orvl/ard a
certified copy of this l\esolution to F. E. Phelp:, , Utilities
Commissioner.
Respectfully submitted,
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Davis, Resolution was adopted.
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WHEREAS, THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL invited sealed proposals
for installation of Substation Equipment, Erection and:wiring
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necessary as a part of the City Electric System, said proposals
to be received up to 7:30 o'clock P.M., on the 2nd day of January,
1964, and to be opened on said date as per adjournment of December
18, 1963.
WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by all suppliers
for items
II and III are not acceptable by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
NOW, THP:REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the proposal for Items II and
III be rejected and the City Clerk be requested to readvertise
for the installation as per specifications of the Engineers.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified
copy of this Resolution to F. E. Phelps, Utilities Commissioner.
Respectfully submitted this
January,
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WATER, ELECTIUG, CITY PR0PERTY AND
ORDINANCES C01~~ITTEE
Mot ion of Mildenste in, seconded by Lint, He solut ion was adopted.
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ORDINA~CE NO. 4090 pertaining to not permitting residents outside
the City to connect up with the Sewer System, regularly passed by the
Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINAN9E NO. 4090 - Motion of Kehm, seconded by Lint, was placed
on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Mildenstein
Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, 1'1cGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
Soresnen absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4090 - Motion of Kehm, seconded by Davis, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll
call hallot. Voting yes, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent.
ORDINANCE NO_. 4090 - Motion of Kehm, seconded by Lint, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll
call hallot. Voting yes, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4090 - Motion of Kehm, seconded by Lint, was placed
on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no,
none. Sorensen al;sent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4091 pertaining to Salaries for Stenographers,
Senior and Junior Clerks, Department of Public Works, regularly passed
by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4091 - Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call Ballot. Voting yes,
Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no,
none. Sorensen absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4091 - Motion of Kehm, seconded by Lint, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, r.aldenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4091 - Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Schwieger,
r.1.1e s suspended and ordinance placed on th ird read ing by title only.
Roll call ballot. votiVg yes, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Sohwieger,
Davis, McGahan, Kehm. oting no, none. Sorensen absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4091 - Motion of Mildenstein,
was placed on final passage and finally passed.
Vot lng yes, fv1 ildenste in, Lint, Lewl s, Schwieger,
Vat ing no, none. Sorensen absent.
seconded by Sohwieger,
Roll call ballot.
Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Mr. Schwleger men1idned that they had consulted the Engineer and'"
BAilding Inspector's Offices and that if prices were right for
alteration of the Third Floor, they would be willing to move. After
some discussion, motion of Schwieger, seconded by Davis, that City
Property Committee be given permission to contact Contractor who would
dravl Plans and Specifications for' Offices for Engineer and BUilding
Inspector.
Mildenstein ment ioned the traffic on Eddy Street north of under-
pass, two lane - that there he signs ereoted at five points; also the
underpass, advising drivers one lane each way. After oonsiderable
discussion, Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Schwieger that Street
and Alley Department and City Engineer contact Highway Department
pertaining to one lane signs.
Davis mentioned the Island in the Highway on South Looust and Stolley
Park Road; that the way they were put in, and the lighting, drivers
coming up to the intersection would run into the curb before realizing
they were there. Hotion of Davis, seconded by Schwieger, was referred
to the Street and Alley Committee and City Engineer to contact Highway
Department pertaining to marking of curbs.
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After considerable discussion, motion of Davis, seconded by Lint
that there be one more sign along the curb at City Hall for Police
Cars and one for Fire Department.
Claims aga:Lnst the City were presented as follows:
General
A irp ort
A irport Cafe
Street & Alley
Sanitation
Park
Pol ice
Cemetery
Fire
Sewer "E"
Sewer Const. "D"
Garage
~^,a tel'
Lig:ht
Paving District
TOTAL
$ 3,635.69
497.12
331.52
1,65:2.22
187.86
22.07
59 . 62
122.65
402.86
418.58
3,046.39
2,553.69
69,355.92
37,930.9~'S
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$123,646.10 Claims for 1/2/64
Hot ion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lewis, claims were ordered
paid as presented and listed in Claim Register. Roll Call Ballot.
Voting yes, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting no, none. Sorensen absent.
Motion of Mildenstein, Council adjourned.
January 2, 1964
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Grand Island, Nebraska
January 15, 1964
Counc:Ll met in Regular Session. All Counc:Llmen present, except
Davis. Mayor Geil presid:Lng. Rev Lofgreen, First Christian Church,
opened the meeting with prayer.
The Mayor made inquiry as to whether anyone in the aud ience wished
the read j.ng of the Minute s of January 2nd. 'l'here be ing no reyuest 5,
motion of Lewis, seconded by Sorensen, to dispense with the reading of
the Minutes of January 2nd.
Bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney, were presented as
follows:
A. L. Horn - A uct loneer
APPLIi\NCE INSTA ILERS -
Glenn Hutton
Bob Scott
Clifford Frymire
BUILDING HHECKER -
Geer-Melkus
SIGN HANGER -
L. B. Taylor
ELECTRICIANS
HovJe's Electr 1c
Roy James
Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lewis, Bonds were approved.
Report of the Northwestern Public Service for the month of
December was presented. 1iece:Lved and placed on file.
Request of Roy and ThellIk'l Rasmussen to have Lots 1 and 2, American
Legion MJditi.on to the Cjty of Grand Island, /'oned as Busi.ness "A" was
presented. Mot ion of Lint, seconded by Schwieger, was referred to the
Planning Commission and the Grand Island School D:Lstrict. Hearing set
for 7:30 P.M., February 5th.
BIDS on Pipe, Bell Fittings, Copper and Brass connections, Valves
we re presented. Nost Bj.d s, howeve r, Unit Price s . ~:; urn Total not shown
on Bid s .
Al'1ERICAN ChST lEON PIPE COIVIPANY
OLIVER BAHKLP,GE
U. S. PIPE ! ND FOUNDRY
CAPI'I'OL SUPPLY
I\:EL LY SUPPLY
IOWA VALVE COMPhNY
,JAMES 13. CLOV'J & SONS
GRI FFIN PIPE Cm~PANY
T. S. MC SHANE CO., INC.
Hotton of Mildenstein, seconded by Lewis, referred to the 1:1ater
and Light Committee and Commissioner.
Heque st of J. A. Moon for Street Llght at 223 S. Kimball was
presented. Motion of McGahan, seconded by Schwieger, referred to
Street and Alley Committee.
Request of Spelts Sales Company for StreetLights at four corners
of Block 8, West View tddition, was presented. Motion of Mildenstein,
seconded by Schwieger, referred to the Street and Alley Committee and
Ci ty Engineer.
(COpy) LET'rEB FROM BOA.RD OT!' EDUCATION
January 11, 1964
To the Honor~ble Mayor and City Counc 11
Gentlemen: At the regular meeting of the Board of Education on
January 6, 1964, the board approved the plat, submitted by ~1r. Phelps,
showing the planned rezoning of the Industrial j\dd i tion.
sl W. W. Connell, Secretary
Received and placed on file.
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Request of Delicious Foods Company for permission to operate
in the old Dolan Building, was presented along with Report from the
Zoning Committee as follows:
January 15, 1964
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned member of the Zoning Committee hereby recommend
that the request from Delicious Foods Inc. to operate as a food
processing plant in the old Dolan Building located at 223 vJest ~)outh
Front Street be approved.
Respectfully submitted,
s/ ltJ. J. Lint
sj Byrne Kehm
S/ Norman Mildenstein
ZONING CO!\'lMITTEE
!\'lotion of Mildenstein, seconded by Schwieger, Heport was approved.
(Nonconforming Use)
Request of SPECIALTIES, Inc. presented as follows:
(COPY)
January 15, 1964
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
l;.fe ask for your favorable consideration to appeal the deci.sion by
Mr. Butts, Chief Building Inspector, of his denial for a bml1ding permit
for Mr. Bank to construct a steel build ing on his property on Fonner
Park Road.
The bu.ilding is to be located on the south side of Fonner Park Road,
just east of the horsebarns at Fonner Park, and on the north bank of
ttJood River. It L~ our, understanding, this area, under the nel/v law,
has been zoned residence A. However, due to its geographical location,
we question if the area would ever be used as a residential. Mr. Bank'[;
des:'1.re is to construct a 50' x 96' storage bui,lding. The sidewalls of
this building will be factory eolored. The building will have a low
profile and will eomply wi th the builrling eode of the City of Grand
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Very truly yours,
SPECIALTIES,.., INC.
S/ J. 14. Hughes
cTvlH : m mp
Motion of SchT/Jieger, seeonded by MLldenstein, was referred to
Building and 7onj.ng Committee. Board of Adjustment set for 7:30 P.!\'l.
Febru1'H'y 5th.
Report to the Light and '\IIater Committee for the v-later Department
and Light Department Profit and Loss, was presented. Motion of
McGahan, seconded by Lint, reeetved and placed on file.
(COPY) MINUI'ES OF
PLANNING COMMISSION
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
January 8, 1964
Allen, Burd:'1ck, Cone, Hehnke, Lacy, heutlinger,
Present: Thomazin,
I/lalters
Absent: MeCarthy
1. Minutes of the December 11, 1963 meeting were read, and
approved as read.
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2. A request was presented by Lee Butts and Lloyd Kelly, Jr., fOJ
Roy and Thelma Hasmussen in connection with the proposed American Legi01
Addition located on South Locust street. Heutlinger moved we recommend
tentative approval of the plat submitted, sUbJect to the approval of thf
Ci ty Engineer of the n.nal plat, and recommend approval to the r.-Iayor ane
City Council of the annexation to the City, and the rezoning of the
American Legion Add it ion to Bus iness A, and authorize t he Chairman to
sign the final Flat for the Commission. Seconded by Allen. Jllotion
carr'ied .
3. Mr. Petersen presented the request of Johnson Imperial Home
Company for tentclt ive approval of the plat of Pleasant View Fifth
A~dition. Moved by Lacy we tentatively approve the plat of Pleasant
View Fifth AnlHtion, and request a plat be filed, including dedication
of connecting streets, for the area west of Pleasant View Di'jve owned
by Johnson Imperial Home Company. Seconded by Allen. Motion carried.
4. The Chairman distributed copies of the preliminary report on
the comprehensive plan prepared by Henningson, Durham, and Hichardson,
and discussed the progress of the plan. Authorized the Chairman to
arrange a meeting with the Mayor, City Council, Chamber of Commerce,
Retailers, and other interested parties and representatives of
Henningson, Durham, and FUchard son to explain the preliminary report.
5. Moved by Allen, that since two months have passed since our
recommendation that action be taken in regard to the adoption of the
proposed zoning map and support ing 0 rd inance, we recommend the Chairman
arrange a meet ing of the repre sent at ive s of Henningson, Durham and
Hichardson and the CUy Attorney to facilitate the drawing of the proper
ord inance to implement t he adopt i on 0 f the over-all zoning plan.
Seconded b Cone. Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned 9:50 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
sf Clarence vJalters, Secretary
Mot ion of ~1cGahan, second ed by Lewis, re ce i ved and placed on file.
In reference to Item 4 pertaining to Report of Henningson, Durham,
and Richardson, the Mayor advised there would be a meeting Jcmuary 23rd
pertaining to Comprehensive Zoning Plan.
Communication from H. H. Nohr, Su.peri.ntendent of Dining Car and
Hotel Department, Union Pacific H8ilroad, pertaining to renewal Garbage
Disposal Contract, was presented. Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by
SchrfJie fr'er , referred to Sanitation Committee.
(COpy) Appointments Plumbing B08rd of Examlners
January 15, 1964
Honorahle Mayor and City Cou.ncil
City Hall
Grand Islanc'1, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
'l'he following men have been appolnted pending your approval, to
serve on the Plumbing B08rd of Examiners for the year 1964. In
compliance with Section 25-19, page 337 of the CHy Code.
REPHESEN'I'JNG
Build ing Dept.
NAME
H. L. But t s
E~IPLOYED BY
Chief Bldg. Official
Ex Officio Member & Seely.
Plumbing Inspector.
Chief Sanitarian
Eng.Kelly Well Co.
Preisendorf Plumbing Co
Jour.Plbr. Herman Plumbing
PlumbinB Dept.
Health ept.
Public
Master Plumber
Journeyman Plumber
W. E. Hartman
Edward Edwards
Charles Wilderman
John Pre isendorf
Marion G. Scoggins
Hespectfully Submitted,
sf Warren B. Geil, Mayor
sf Hunter L. Butts, Bldg. Inspector
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint,approved.
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(COPY) fI,PPointments Electrlcians Examin.i.ng Board
January 15, 1964
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Ge nt lemen:
'l'he following men have been appointed, pend ing your approval, to
serve on the Electricians Examining Board for the Calendar year, 1964.
This is in compliance with Section 12-31, page 178 of the City CodE
HEPBESENTING
Bu.ilding Department
NA]\1E
H. L. Butt s
EMPLOYED
Chief Bldg Official
Ex Officio Member & Sec'y.
Electrical Inspector
Oyster Electric Co.
J. M. Lingeman Co.
Electricial Department
Master Electrician
Journeyman Ele ct ri c ian
Edward Slattery
Robert Foreman
Lawrence Leifield
Respectfully submitted,
S/ H. L. Butts, BIng Inspector
Mot ion of McGahan, seconded by L:i.nt, approved.
(COPY) Appo intment s Examining Board for Gas Fit tel's
January 15, 1964
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Cit y Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The following men have been appointed to serve on the examining
board for gas fitters in compliance with Section 1/7, Ordinance 1!~~878,
Gas Code for the City of Grand Island, l\jebraska for the calendar year
of 1964.
REPRESKNTING
Bu i Id ing Department
Gas Department
Master Gas Fitter and
Plumber
Master Appliance
Ins ta ller
NA fm
H. L. But ts
Edward Slattery
Erl!l'LOYED
Chief Building Official
GaS Insp ect or
J. M. Lingeman
J. M. Lingeman Co.
Melvin Beers
Top Hat T.V.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ H. L. Butts, Bldg. Inspector
Motion of McGahan, seconded by Nildenstein, approved.
PETITIONS presented as follows:
Sanitary Sewer in Riverside Acres; Holcomb's Second p,dditlon; and
Anderson's Subdivision. (351) (352) (353)
Paving District No. 408 in Forrest Street from Sheridan to west
1 i ne 0 fUn i v e I' s it Y PIa ce
Paving District Subdivis:l.on Riverside lcres (409)
Curb and Gutter Subdivision of Riverside Acres (111)
Water Main District in Riverside Peres (243)
Water Main District :Ln Eugene Street from north line of Anderf:lOn'S
Second Subd i vision to Hall Street. (244)
All referred to various committees for inv stigation prior to
creating districts.
Notion of Mildenstein, Council adjourned to meet as Board of
Equalization.
January 15, 1964 F. S. White, City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebraska
January If5, 1964
Council met as Board of Equalizati.on on Paving Districts No. 384,
385, 390, 391. Water Main No. 234. Sewer District No. 346. All
Councilmen present except Davis. 'l'he 1'1ayor presi.d ing.
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Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, for Paving District No. 384
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The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be the
total sum of $12,169.01;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts and real
estate within such Paving District such benefits are the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
NAME
LOT BLK
ADDITION
West Lawn
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Charles A. & Emma Moyer 11
Junior A & Daisy M. Richardson 12
Darrell & Dorothy Enck 13
LeRoy E. & Bethel M. Hurley 14
Ronald V. & Geraldine M. Rathjen 15
Milo W. & Genevieve M. Sopher 16
Lamoyne Irvine W 55' of 17
Goldie G. Etherton, E 43.5' of W 98.5' of 17
Joseph B. & Doris A. Bixenmann E 44' of 17
Lamoyne Irvine W 55' of 18
Goldie G. Etherton E 43.5- of W 98.5' of 18
Joseph B. & Doris A. Bixenmann E 44' of 18
Virgil C. & Nettie J. Ric~ard W 64' 1" 19
Milford A. & Lola C. Benson E 67' 11" 19
Milford A. & Lola C. Benson, E 67' 11"
of North 5' of 20
Virgil C. & Nettie J. Riokard,
N 5' of W 64' 1" & W 50' of S47' 20 "
Glen C. & Viola Zlomke S 47' of E 82' 20 "
Merlin N. & Edna Arndt 21"
Leonard C. & Melva Gene Dunn 22 "
Dwight A. & Mary Ann Beilke 23 "
Dwight A. & Mary Ann Beilke N 3' of 24 "
Nels C. & Rose A. Larsen S 49' 24 "
Nels C. & Rose A. Larsen N 3' of 25 "
Leonard E & Lois L. Ziola S 49' of 25 "
Leonard E. & Lois L. Ziola 26 "
The N 3' of Lot 26, and also part of Lot 26 described as
follows: Commencing at a point which is 3' Sand 68'
W of the NE corner of said Lot 26, said point being the
point of beginning; thence W parallel with the N line of
said Lot 26 for a distance of 32', thence S parallel with
the W line of said Lot 26, for a distance of 3', thence
E parallel with the S line of said Lot 26, for a distance
of 32', thence N parallel with the E line of said Lot 26,
for a distance of 3' to the point of beginning.
John W. & Vera A. Nolan 26 West Lawn
Except the N 3' of Lot 26, and also part of Lot 26
described as follows: Commencing at a point which is
3' Sand 68' W of the NE corner of said Lot 26, said
point being the point of beginning; thence W. parallel
with the N line of said Lot 26, for a distance of 32',
thence S. parallel with the W line of said Lot 26, for
a distance of 3', thence E parallel with the S line of said
Lot 26, for a distance of 32', thence N parallel with the
E line of said Lot 26, for a distance of 3' to the point
of beginning.
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$354.92
354.92
354.92
354.92
354.92
354.92
354.92
201.81
84.33
68.78
201.81
84.33
68.78
114.49
240 .43
23.11
89.17
242.64
354.92
354.92
354.92
20.48
334.44
20.48
334.44
24.01
330.92
RESOLUTION (Cont'd)
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Russell W. & Josephine M. O*Neill
Laverne & Theresia I. Crabtree
Leslie J. & Lenora Blauvelt
Stella L. Odin
Robert J. & Esther M. Hoffa
Clayton G. & Margaret K. Geiger
Jack B. & Wilhilmien Jenneman
Thomas E. & Anne Christensen
Elmer & Marie M. Englebrecht
Geraldine Stimpert
Ferne Frye
Geraldine Stimpert
Edward & Dolores E. Gross
John H & Therma A. Rayno
Alva E. & Irene J. Belvel
Donald G. & Louise Hecht
Francis S. & Annabel W. Lee
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97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
106
107
108
109
110
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S. 3'
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West Lawn $354.92
" 354.92
" 354.92
" 354.92
" 354.92
" 354.92
" 354.92
" 354.92
" 354.92
" 354.92
" 354.92
" 390.65
" 20.48
" 414.57
" 340.78
" 354.92
" 354.92
" 354.92
$12,169.01
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seconded by Councilman
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the foregoing resolution be adopted.
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City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of
Equalization, for Paving District No. 385 after due
notice having been given thereof, that we find and ad-
judge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such
district to be the total sum of $4,222.31;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots,
tracts and real estate within such Paving District such
benefits are the sums set opposite the several descrip-
tions as follows:
NAME LOT BLK ADDITION AMOUNT
Amanda E. Finley, S.44'of N.88' 1 73 Wheeler and $ 204.31
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Arnold D. & Lois M. Scheibe, N.44',1
Jess F. & Freda L. Sieckman, S.44',1
Amanda E. Finley, S.44' of N.88' 2
Arnold D. & Lois M. Scheibe, N.44'~
Jess F. & Rreda L. Sieckman, S.44'~
Emanuel & Virginia Mae Lukesh 3
Clara C. Beyersdorf & 8
Selma Hausmann
Yvonne J. Derby 9
Walter & Ellen E. Miller, s.89~' ,10
Me 1 ba Gaughen baugh, N. 421 10
Edith Lackenmacher 3
Louis H. & Edith Tagge 4
Leonard M. & Shirley Ann Boguslaw 5
Sophie M. Gosda 6
Ellen M. Miller 7
Fnnk M. & Juanita E. Snyder 8
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TOTAL
204.31
204.31
104.62
104.62
104.62
128.78
128.78
313.86
415.59
197 .35
128.78
313.86
612.94
612.94
313.86
128.78
$4,222.31
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, for Paving District No.
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total sum of $9,135.21;
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be the
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts, and
real estate within such Paving District such benefits are the sums set
opposite the several descriptions as follows:
NAME
Lot Blk Addition
Kenneth M. & Hazel M. Shindo 9 3 Gilberts
Kenneth M. & Hazel M. Shindo 10 It
Julia C. Fuerstenau 6 4 It
C. L. & Eulalie N. Swartz 7 It
August J. Peters 8 It
Roy O. & Elva D. Seeber 9. It
Roy O. & Elva D. Seeber 10 It
Kenneth M. & Hazel M. Shindo 1 11 It
William O. & Mildred A. Hardekopf 2 It
Ronald K. & Twila M. Lilienthal 3 It
I Eddie G. & May Hank 4 It
Eddie G. & May Hank 5 It
Eddie G. & May Hank 5 It
Randall L. & Dorothy A. King 6 It
Wilbur R. & Esther D. Beck 7 "
Delbert G. & Alice S. Beck 8 "
Frieda Falldorf S t of 1 12 "
A va Fulmer N t of 1 "
A va Fulmer N t of 1 . It
Gilbert L. & Julia A. Johnson 2 "
Bob R. & Betty Mae Albee E 50' of 3 "
Andrew D. & Christine H. &
Shirley L. Anderson 8 "
Andrew D. & Christine H. &
Shirley L. Anderson W t of 9 It
Oscar E. & Anna W. Hild E t of 9 "
Oscar E. & Anna W. Hild 10 It
Moved by Councilman
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Motion 6~/L/t . l_l.cc~~e
Amount
$227.60
357.50
360.52
360.52
360.52
360.52
360.52
360.52
360.52
487.14
674.24
360.52
612.68
612.68
313.72
126.62
381. 85
261. 68
240.35
573.30
355.85
99.43
144.91
168.82
612.68
$9,135.21
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Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, for
Paving District No. 391, after due notice having been given thereof,
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The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be
the total sum of $6,202.58;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts and
real estate within such Paving District such benefits are the sums set
opposite the several descriptions as follows:
NAME
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N t of 8
S t of 8
N 37' of 9
S 30' 0 f 9
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11
W t of 12
E t of 12
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Edgar H. J. & Mary L. Meyer
Edgar H. J. & Mary L. Meyer
Fredrich R. & Helen M. Ahlschwede
Fredrich R. & Helen M. Ahlschwede
Bel-Air Corporation
Bel-Air Corporation
Harvey A. & Agnes R. Ochsner
Harvey A. & Agnes R. Ochsner
Loren H. & Mary E. Nelson
Loren H. & Mary E. Nelson
Frank D. & Martha L. Gion
Lloyd M. & Beulah L. Egbert
Maxwell D. & Joan M. Cramer
William I. & Gladys R. Kelly
Wade J. & Virginia L. Haynes
Quentin H. & Mary Ann Dahlstedt
Walter O. & Sarah W. Holliman
Tract of land as recorded in Hall
County Register of Deeds Office in
Deed Book No. 142, P. 555.
Damon G. & Ella Mildred Burley
Tract of land as recorded in Hall
County Register of Deeds Office in
Deed Book No. 142, P. 433.
Ivan L. & Sylvia L. Raber
Tract of land as recorded in Hall
County Register of Deeds Office in
Book No. 143, P. 56.
Johnnie D. & Roberta M. Jordon
Tract of land as recorded in Hall County
Register of Deeds Office in Deed Book
No. 136, P. 526.
Jay C. & Dorothy J. Stoddard
Tract of land as recorded in Hall
County Register of Deeds Office in
Book No. 141, P. 227.
LOT BLK
ADDITION
AMOUNT
2 Bel-Air Addition $ 16.01
It 121.18
It 68.75
It 72.07
It 85.13
It 75.48
It 197.79
" 338.19
It 180.37
It 180.37
It 317.60
It 360.19
It 370.12
It 261.99
" 145.92
It 98.96
It 9.04
Part of SEt of 518.26
SEt Sec. 20-11-9
Part of SEt of 590.66
SEt Sec. 20-11-9
Part of SEt of 484.34
SEt Sec. 20-11-9
Part of Et of st 433.74
of sEt Sec. 20-11-9
Part of SEt of 421.34
SEt Sec. 20-11-9
RESOLUTION (Cont'd)
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Tract of land as recorded in Hall
County Register of Deeds Office in
Deed Book No. 139, P. 590.
Nick & Betty P. Patsios
Tract of land as recorded in Hall
County Register of Deeds Office in
Book No. 141, P. 16.
Part of SEt of
sEt Sec. 20-11-9
Part of SEt of
SEt Sec. 20-11-9
Moved by Councilman
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the foregoing resolution be adopted.
Motion C:/z(,/j J.-,,]~L,t{'
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421.34
$6,202.58
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of
Grand Is1ahd, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, for
Water Main District No. 234 after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find and adjudge:
The benefits accruing to the real estaE in such district to
be the total sum of $1,500.00;
Such benfits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts,
and real estate within such Water Main District such benefits
are the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
Name Lot Addition Amount
Milton v. Bottorff 8 Andersons Sub. $187.50
Milton V. Bottorff 9' 187 . 50
Milton V. Bottorff 16 187.50
Milton V. Bottorff 17 187.50
Milton V. Bottorff 18 187.50
Hunter L. & Berdeen I. Butts 19 187.50
Hunter L. & Berdeen I. Butts, N-14 ft. 26 35.00
Harvey A. & Eunice A. Tev1er, S-61 ft. 26 152.50
Milton V. Bottorff, N-7 ft. 27 17.50
Io1a A. Hayman, S-68 ft. 27 170.00
Total $IDO.OO
Moved by Councilman
and seconded by Councilman
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of
Equalization, for Sanitary Sewer District No. 346
after due notice having been given thereof, that we find
and adj udge :
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such
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district to be the total sum of ~~;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots,
tracts and real estate within such Sanitary Sewer District
such benefits are the sums set opposite the several de-
scriptions as follows:
Name
Blk
Amount
Addition
Spelts Lumber Company, E-~ of 6 Koehlers Sub
Delbert G. Steuven, W. 93 ft.
of E-~ of 7
Donald E. & Nadine Terry,
ExceptW. 93 ft.
of E-~ 7
$ 458.25
232.50
2.. 2S, 7 ~- 14-J.
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$ ~23. 2S-
9 /(",so ~.
Total
Moved by Councilman
and seconded by Councilman
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that the foregoing resolution be
Motion tf!...?t:./J/~/l...~.{;~.
Matton of Schwieger, Counctl adjourned to meet in Hegular Session.
F.S.VJhite
City Clerk
January 15, 1964
Orand Island, Nebraska
,January 15, 1964
Council met in Hegular Session. All Cou.ncilmen present except
Davis. Mayor Oe11 presiding.
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CITY OF GRAND ISLAND JAW 1 5 19M
ENGINEERING DEPT.
$ '344.84
Acceptance
& Final
Upon Contract Dated Jan. 2, lQ64
Waugh St. from Howard to
Gravel District No.39 40 41Location Custer, Eighth & Nineth Sts.
from Howard to Custer, Howard ave.
from Seventh to 't~.nth, Phoenix AveContractor Third City Sand Co.
from Greenwich Ave. to Clark St.
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Estimate No.
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QUANTITY
DETAILS
PRICE
AMOUNT
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233 Cu. Yds. road gravel
@1.1.J-8
$344.84
Motion of Schwieger, seconded by Lint, approved.
TOTAL COMPLETED
PERCENT RE~AINED
AMOUNT DUE CONTRACTOR
PREVIOUS ESTIMATES
AMOUNT NOW DUE
$'31f4:.~4
None
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None
344.84
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TO THE CITY COUNCIL
I Certify that there is
THREE HUNDRED FORTY FOUR
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due to '1'11 i rp city S(;mCJ Cq.
on account of above esti-
ma te .
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA Jany.arv 1 S. 1964
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SUBJECT: PAVING DISTRICT NO. 392
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that The Diamond Engineering Co., the Contractor
has completed the work including the furnishing of materials for
construction of Paving District No. 392, in accordance with the
plans, specification and contract therefore, and, such vlork is
hereby accepted by me as City Engineer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in
connection with paving District No. 392
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering and Advertising
~~36,974.41
2,957.95
39,932.36
7,989.02
SUB TOTAL
Less: New Storm Sewer Construction "D"
included in the above amounts
TOTAL
31,9LI-3.34
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
Charged to Intersections
20,498.64
11,444.70
31,94'3.34
TO~J.1AL
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund "Engineer" as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of $2,957.95 for which such appropriated
fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Paving District Fund;
and that there has been expended out of the Paving District Fund
as a part of a Storm Sewer line to connect with such District the
sum of $7,989.02 for which such Paving District Fund is entitled
to be reimbursed out of the appropriated fund "New Storm Sewer
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COMMITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued his final certificate of
construction and acceptance 01' Paving District No. 392, It is
hereby recommended and moved the following resolution be adopited,
namely;
WHEREAS, The City Engineer has issued his final certificate
of corripletion and acceptance of construction of Paving District No.
392
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of Paving District no. 392 be,
and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse the
appropriated fund "Engineer: for the sumaf ;$2,957.95 out of the
Paving District Fund created by assessment of special taxes for the
construction of such Paving District No.392.
2a. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the "Paving District Fund" for the sum of $7,989.02 out of the
appropriated fund "New Strom Sewer Construction liD" for the con-
struction of the Storm Sewer line that connects with Paving Dis-
trict No. 392
3. The City Council sit as a
Paving District No. 392 on the 19th day
P.M.
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Motion of Schwieger, seconDed by
Sorensen, approved.
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JAft 1 5 1964
SUBJECT: PAVING DISTRICT NO. 398
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that The Diamond Engineering Company, the contractor
has completed the work including the furnishing of materials for con-
struction of Paving District No. 398, in accordance with the plans,
specification and contract therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted
by me as City Engineer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in connec-
tion with Paving District No. 398.
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering and Advertising
$32,101.15
2,568.09
34,669.24
8,765.84
SUB TOTAL
Less: New Storm Sewer Construction "D"
included in the above amounts
TOTAL
25,903.40
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
Charged to Intersectians
14,221. 20
11,682.20
25,903.40
TOTAL
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund "Engineer" as a part of tl:u.e cost of construction
of such District the sum of $2,568.09 for which such appropriated
fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Paving District Fund;
and that there has been expended out of the Paving District Fund as
a part of a Storm Sewer line to connect with such District the sum of
$8,765.8Lj, for which such Paving District Fund is entitled tobe reim-
bursed out of the appropriated fund "New Storm Sewer C . s ruction liD"
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The City Engineer having issued his final certificate of con-
struction and acceptance of Paving District No. 398, It is hereby
recommended and moved the following resolution be adopted, namely;
WHEREAS, the city Engineer has issued his final certificate of
completion and acceptance of construction of Paving District No. 398
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of Paving District No. 398 be,
and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse the
appropriated fund "Engineer" for the sum of $2,568.09 out of the
Paving District Fund created by assessment of special taxes for
the construction of such Paving District No. 398
2a. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse the
"Paving District Fund" for the sum of $8,765.84 out of the appropriated
fund "New Storm Sewer Construction "D" for the construction of the
Storm Sewer Line that connects with Paving District No. 398.
3. The City Council sit as a Board of Equalization on
Paving District No. 398 on the 19th y of February, 1964 at 7:30
P.M.
Mot ion of Schwieger,
seconded by Sorensen,
approved.
Street and Alley Committee
Storm Sewer Committee.
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JAN t 5 1964
Date Jan.l-lary 1 S. 1961..1-
SUBJECT:
Pavin~
DISTRICT NO. 199
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersignedt City Engineer of the City of Grand Islandt
hereby certifies that The Diamond Engineering Co. t the
Contractor has completed the work including the furnishing of
materials for construction of p~ving' District No.
399, in accordance with the pans, specification and contract
therefore, and t such work is hereby accepted by me as City Eng.tneer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in
connection with Paving District No. 399
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
$4,544.57
363.57
To: Engineering and Advertising
Total
1..1-,908.14
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
Charged to Lntersections
4,455.46
452.68
Total
4,908.14
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: IlEngineer9.i as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of $ 363.57 for which such approp-
riated fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Paving
lHbi't::r..;ict Fund . created by the assessment of a special
tax for such Paving Ristrict ..... ~
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COMMITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued his
construction and acceptance of Paviqg
391 ' It is hereby recommended and
reso ution be adopted, :namely;
· WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his
of completion and acceptance of construction of
District No. 399
final certificate of
District No.
moved the following
final certificate
Paving
l'BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The WOflk: pf' cons,tI"'lJot:ton of Paving
District M.o, ,j~t. pe, .aq.q. he!'leby is, accepted. ' ~'.
2. J~n~ 'ctfy Treasurep,is hereby directed tp rei~burse
the appropriated fu:op 'Eng~n~epi) for th.e ~umof $,3~] ,,1:)'(.. ofl 'Or
out of the 'PRill De-; Di Rt,-ri i:t fi'n'l0 . ... "'.' ,created by assessment
special taxes for the constructio'n of ~uch_ P8vjng
District No. 3~h
3. e City Council sit as a Board of Equalization on
Paving District , 399 on the 19th day of
" ,.J:ebruary" _' ~9, 6~,.. ~. t CPtM.
Motion of Schwie~er seconded
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Street and Alley Committee.
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Da te Janu.ary 1'5. 1964
SUBJECT:
tfater Main
DISTRICT N0-2l6
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand ISland,
hereby certifies that Preisendorf Plumbing Co. , the
Contractor has completed the worl{ including the furnishing of
materials for construction of Water Main District No.
236 ,in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Eng~neer.
I herewith submit the follOWing statement of all cost in
connection with Water Main District No. 236
To:
$3,;77.,52
$ 270.20
Total~~,647.72
To:
Preisendorf Plu~E,~,n~ Co.
Engineerlnp; and Advertising
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
$2.370.00
$1,277.72
Balance to Water Surplus Fund
Total~~2.72
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: "Engineerii as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of 11; 270. to. ..for which such approp-
riated fund is entitled to be reim ursed out of the Water
Surt'lus Fund created'by the assessment ora special
tax for such Water }\1aln~,.... .
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COMMITTEE REPORT
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The City Engineer havTilg issued his !tna+ certificate of
construction and acceptance of ,Water MalTI f pistrict No.
236 , It"ts hereby :rscoITIma:p.dea ahd mpve& the following
resoluti.on be ~gopt~d ~ :name+y;
;WHl3:BEAS, the; p~ ty Englneett ha~ issu~d his final cer.tificate
of compl~ttQ:n E\nd ~;H'}Gef>tance 9fconstr.\.lct1on of Water Maln
pi~tr+ctNo. 236
"13E iT .'~~S6J:,VED"~tIATf"r" . .
1,. T~e work of C9Ps~r4ction of Water Main
Oi$tr1qt Np, 236'Q~, fll}o. here,py is, accepted.
2 p '.THe'en efrr~.a'~!Jr~r is hereby directed to reimburse
the appropr~~ teq fu.:nq "E1'lg;~p.eer'~ for the sum of $ 2'(0.,?O
oLltOf' the Water Sur-plusFund ... . created by assessment of
spepia:j,. taxs~"fpr' th~"crO)j~p:tLlG-t,j!qnpf such Water Main
Dfstriot No, 2]6.' I
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Motion of Sorensen, seconded by
Lint, approved.
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Date January l~, 1964
SUBJECT: Water Main
DISTRICT NO. 217
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that, Preisendorf Plumbing Co , the
Contractor has completed the work including the furnishing of
materials for construction of Water Main District No.
237 ,in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Engtneer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in
connection with Water Main District No. 4.37
To:
To:
To:
Preisendorf Plumbin~ Co
Incidental Costs
Engineering and Advertising
$~.4l5.96
480.76
19.3.28
$.3,090.00
Total
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
$.3,090.00
Total
f),090.00
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: fiEngineer1i as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of ~19.3.28 for which such approp-
riated fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Water
Surplus Fund created by the assessment of a special
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COMMITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued his final
construction and acceptance of Water Main
?17 ,It is hereby recommended and moved
resolutio:n be adopted, namely;
'WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his final certificate
of completion and acceptance of construction of_ Wat~r Ml?jn
District No. 2.37
certificate of
District No.
the following
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of constructicrn of Water Main
District No. 2]7 be, and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the appropriated fund "Engineer!; for the sum of $191.2$
out of the \1.8ter Surpllls Fund created by assessment of
special taxes for the construction of such W(?ter ~B i'r)
District No. 2.37 .
3. The City
lATA t.e.:r:. MA i 'n
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Council sit as a Board of Equalization on
District No. 2J'Z on the 19tnday of
, 19 h4 at 7:)0 P.M.
Motion of Sorensen, seconded by
Lint, approved.
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Da te Januar:y 15, 1964
SUBJECT: S~ni tau.'-. Sewer
DISTRICT NO. 141
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that The Diamond Engineering Co. , the
Contractor has completed the work including the furnishing of
materials for constructlonofSanitary Sewer District No.
341 , in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Eng;J.:neer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in
connect ion with Sanitary Sewer District No. 341
To:
$17,649.41
.J 1,411. 9~
$19, 061. ~6
To:
The Diamond Engineering Co.
En~ineering and Advertising
Total
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
$ 8.999.88
$10,064.4<;3
Ba1~nce to Sewer And Water Jj::xtension fund
Total
$:L9,061.J6
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: '~E:ngineer'i as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of ~ 1,41].95 for which such approp-
riated fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the ~~we~
8Y1o WAter F.~te't1Rj em 'f?!l'DO created by the assessment of a special
tax for such SAn1 tRT''' ,qI\W"T' Ctt:t(~~
City Eng neer
COMMITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued his final
construction and acceptance of Sanitary Sewer
341 ,It is hereby recommended and moved
resolut io:n be adopted, :namely;
'WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his
of completion and acceptance of construction of
Sewer District No. ~41
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of constructian of Sanitary Sewer
District No. :341 be, and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the appropriated fund l'Engineer" for the sum of $ 1 ,La 1 , 9~
out of the Sewer & Water Extension Fund created by assessment of
special taxes for the constructian of such Sanitar~ Sewer
District No. 141 .
3. :The Ci. ty
'.. . Sa~ita,;ry; S,~~~t'.
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certificate of
District No.
the fol1owi:ng
final certificate
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Council sit as a Board of Equalization on
Di~~~ict "0. 41 on the 19th day of
.....,' 19 64 :30 P.M. )
Motion of Sorensen, seconded by
Schwi.eger, approved.
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Date Jaquary IS. 1964
SUBJECT: Sanitary Sewer DISTRICT NO. 347
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City Englneer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that Louis H. Smith , the
Contractor has completed the work including the furnishing of
materials for co:nstruct10n of Sanitary Sewer District No.
)47 ,in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Eng.tneer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in
connection with Sanitary Sewer District No. 347
To:
Louis H. Smith
$2,017.37
$ 161. 39
$2,178.76
To:
Engineering and Advertising
Tota 1
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
$1. 000.00
$1,178.76
Balance to ~ewer & Water ~x.t~iol1 }?und
Total
JE2,178.76
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: "Engineeri. as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of $ 161.~9 for which such approp-
riated fu'nd is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Sewer and
Wl1-te~ Extens,t):m Fund created by the assessment of a -..- special
tax for such Sanitary Sewer . ~.
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COMMITTEE REPORT
'J.'he City Engineer having issued his final
OPr'lstruction and aoc~ptance of Sanitary Sewer
247 " It is herebyrecomma:nqe~ and moved
resolli'trp:h be adopted, :namelYf
: WHEREAS, the City Engineel' hat3 issueq pis final certificate
oJ compl~tio:n and acc~p~~nce of C?TIst:rUction of San~ta.r,:~ ,,<
SP1^1%1',. Ois-t,rlet No. 147 ;
t' E 'IT RESOLVED, THAT:
,1. The work ..of co:p.st:ruct+p. n of . .\~%),:~~tqrv S~WE<r, .. .
Pistrlct No. '~1Lf"7 ' be, an~ hereby j,s, accf3p-ce.
'2. The/c~ty Tp~aS4rer is qerebydi:reoted to reimburse
the appropriated fl.lq,d. "Engin~er'; for the SLlT\1 of $ 161. ~9
out of the SAWAl' a'q,Q. W9t~rtEfCte:n~i9.n FupcD!'eateR 'py assessment of'
special taxes for the cons. ,ructionof Such.. Sanl tary Sewer
Dlstrict No. ~47 '-. ' , ,.' '.' '. . .'
3. . he City CQl1ncll sit ~S a :f3oa;rd of Equallzatiou on
S~:uit~ry ~ewer . "Pispript Nq., 4 . on t;he 19th gay of
~ Fe b~1.1~ry , ;L9,;64:, ~ at' -30 . M.
:~c ~
Mot i,on ,of Sorensen, seconded by // r-
Schw ieger, approved. e;;v~ A.,
,U), C~c~{~~;~^;:2ir
Sewer Committee.
certificate of
District No.
the following
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( COPY) CLJ\ IfVI OF HOOKER BHOTHERS CONSTHUCTION CONPANY (lILTERNA TE)
Au.gu.st 9, 1963
CITY OF GHAND ISLAND
In accou.nt with Hooker Brothers Construction Company
Grand Island, Nebraska
Quantum Meruit Claim for Material Furnished, Labor Hired and Services
Rendered in improving property owned by the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska at the Intersection of Old Potash Hwy and Drive-in Theater
road, as follows:
Charge
ldork
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2.
3.
Excavation
Sand for traps
Fine Grading of Greens, Traps, and
Tees
Grad ing of Fairways
Pond Sealant (Bentonite)
{~Total Charge
**Amount Paid by City of
Tota 1 Charges
~~9 ,501 .50
1,37~).75
4.
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2,150.25
575.50
945.00
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~~lO, 909.50
BALANCE DUE ON QUANTUM MERUIT CLP 1M --
$ 3,636.50
HOOKER BRO'I'HERS CONSTRUC'I'ION COMPl",NY
SEAL by: S/ Jack R. lUggins
their a tt orney
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of November, 1963
S/ Janelle Lemburg, Notary Public
(Notations on Claim)
O.K. Robert L. Sorensen, Chairman
To Park Committee and City Attorney 11/6/63
Park Fund (Ryder) Golf Course 1/10/64 lk
Claim paid by Special action of City Council 1/15/64
Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Lewis, claim was allowed. Roll
Call Ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Kehm. Voting no, McGahan. Davis absent.
Renewal Lease-Agreement with Moon Boat and Motor Company pre sented
Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein, approved. Mayor and Clerk:
authori"'ed to sign.
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Subject: Extension of Lease Covering Building 1006, Grand Island
Municipal Airport.
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The United States of America, through the Corps of Engineers, U.S.
Army District, Omaha, having requested extending term of lease of
Building 1006 at the Grand Island Municipal Airport through February
28, 1965, and the form of agreement for extension thereof, and such
extension being acceptable to the undersigned committee, and having
been approved as to form by the City Attorney, it is moved that:
"The term of the Lease DA-25-066-eng-9397 by the United States
of America of Building 1006, Grand Island Municipal Airport, shall be
extended through February 28, 1965; and,
rrThe Mayor is hereby authorized and empowered to execute for and
on behalf of the City of Grand Island the agreement for such extension
as approved as to form by the
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Mot'Lon of Schw'Leger, seconded by Ltnt, Besolut i.on was adopted.
Mayor and Clerk authori7ed to sign Supplemental tgreement No.2.
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CO;,;;vUTTEE REPOET
To the i-ionorable Ihayor and Ci ty Council
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Gentlemen:
We, ttle
ers of tne Nater and Light Committee
wish to report that we find the attached Lease Agree-
ment with one Ray Luft for grazing privileges on a
portion of the Platte River Well Field to be accept-
able and in the best interest of the city.
Your Cornrnittee therefore, recomrnends that this
lease be approved and that the
yor and Clerk be
authorized to s iqn.
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and OEJJINA1\!GL.:::J GOiVuv,lTlt:E
Motj.on of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, approved.
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COMMITTEE REPORT
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
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Gentlemen:
Regarding Substation Erection and Wiring for the
Electric Department.
We, the members of your Water and Light Committee
report that all of the proposals received for Items II
and III of the above subject were found to be unsatisfact-
ory and were therefore rejected.
Your Committee further reports that revised estimates
and specifications have been prepared covering these items
and recommends that the City Clerk be authorized to read-
vertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 o'clock P.M.,
on the 19th day of February, 1964.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of January, 1964.
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Subject: Assessment of Water Service Pipe Connections in Paving Districts
Nos. 384, 388, 391, 392, and 398.
The City Water Department having laid service pipes and connected
the same with the water mains in the streEtB in Paving Districts Nos.
384, 388, 391, 392) and 398, as provided by Section 31-16 of the Grand
Island City Code,
IT IS HEREBY MOVED that:
ltThe Mayor and City Council shall meet as a board of equalization
on February 5, 1964, for the purpose of determining the benefits
accruing to the lots, tracts, and parcels of land by laying and connect-
ing said service pipes in Paving Districts Nos. 384, 388, 391, 392, and
398; and notice of such sitting b~ given by the City Clerk by publication
in the Grand Island Daily Independent one tim
ten days prior
to such sitting.1t
Mot ion 0 f Schwieger, seconded by Lewis, Resolu.t ion was adopted.
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RESOLUTIO N
The City Treasurer having informed the undersigned finance committee
of the Council that there are substantial balances in the bond and interest
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to be retired out of such funds is August 1, 1964;
It is moved that:
"RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL that the City Treasurer be and
he hereby is authorized to invest the balances in bond and interest fund
and paving district fund in interest bearing securities of the United
States, and taking into consideration accrual of interest and maturity of
principal of bonded debt of
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ORDINANCE JiO. 4087 crealting Paving District No. 407 in lOth Street
from Broadwell to Alpha, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the
Mayor.
ORDIK4NCE NO. 4087 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on f'irst reading at length. Roll call Ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Milnenstein, Lint, Lew:i.s, Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting
no, none. Davi s absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4087 - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rule s suspe no ed and ord inance placed on second read ing by tit Ie only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
OHDINANCE NO. 4087 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
OHDINANCE NO. 4087 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and f:i.nally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, L:i.nt, Lewis, Schwieger, HcGahan,
Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4092 levying assessments for Water Main District
No. 234, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
OHDINANCE NO. 4092 - Hotion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call Bc3.11ot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting
no, none. Davis ahsent.
ORDIN!\NCE NO. "t092 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rule s suspended and ord inance placed on second read :ing by title only.
Roll call hallot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Sc hwieger, HcGahan, Kehm. 'Ilot ing no, none. Da vis absent.
ORDINANCE NO. "092 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
r'lle s suspended and ord inance placed on th ird read ing by t HIe only.
Roll call lallot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
ORDINANCE NO. ~092 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, SOl'ensen, Mildenste:i.n, L:i.nt, Lew:i_s, Schwieger, McGahan,
Kehm. Vot:i.ng no, none. Davis absent.
orWIN!\NCE NO-!-4093 levying assessments Sewer District No. 346,
regularly pa ssed by t he Council, signed by the ~1ayor.
OHDINANCE NO. 4093 - Hotion of Sorensen, seconded by J:vIildenstein,
was placed on first reading at length. Holl call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mi.ldenste:i.n, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, HcGahan, Kehm. Voting
no, none. Davis absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4093 - !\1otion 0 f Sorensen, seconded by ~aldenste in,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call hallot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Hildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Dav:i.s absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4093 - Hotion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
r lIes suspended and ord inance p laced on th ird read ing by tit Ie only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, H:i.ldenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
OHDINANCE NO. 4093 - H6tion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
W-1S placed on f'inal passage and finally passed. Roll call hallot.
Vot inp' ye s, Sorensen, M ildenste in, Lint, Lewi s, Schw:i.eger, ~1cGahan,
Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
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.QBDIJ1ANCE NO. 4094 Ie vying asse ssment 8 for Pav lng Dts t rict No.
:7, 8/!, regu.l8.rly pas sed by the Couno iI, s i[ped by t he Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4094 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lewis, was
placed on f:lrst.-reading at length. Roll call ballot. Vot ing yes,
Sorensen, Hi ldenste in, Lint, Lewi s, Schwie gel', McGahan, Kehm. Vot ing
no, none. Davis absent.
ORDINi\IiC~.}iO. 4094 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lewis, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on second read i.ng by title only. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
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OHDINJ\NCE .NO. 4094 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by LeV-lis, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by: title only. Holl
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schvliieger,
HcGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
0I1DINi\N9E NQ._~4094 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lewis, was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting no, none. Davis absent.
ORDINANCE_.NO. 4095 levying assessments Paving District No. 385,
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDIN!\NCE NO. 4095 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first reading at length. Hall call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, M i Idenste in, Lint, LevJ is, Schw ieger, tvI cGa han, Kehm. V ot i.ng
no, none. Davis absent.
OHDTN!\ N9E JiQ.!..__4095 - Hot ion of Sorensen, se conded by Schwieger,
r!:tle s suspended and ord inance placed on second read ing by ti tle only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Hildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
2IiDIN!\NCE l::LO._ ,'1095 - Mot ion of Sorensen, se conded by S chw ieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed em third reading by tHle only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Hildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davj.s absent.
OIm.INJ\NCE NO.!-4095 - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Hall call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, HcGahan,
Kehm. Vot ing no, none. Davis absent.
OEDIN0NC~ NO. 4096 lev ying asse ssment s Paving District No. ~'590,
regu.larly 'pa ssed by the Counci 1, signed by the tvlayor.
OI~DINANCE NO. 4096 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, M:iJ;denste Tn, '1Llrit,;Lew:i:~, SchvJ j.eger, ~lcGahan, Kehm. Voting
no, none. Davis absent.
OHDINk\NCE NO. 4096 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by M:i..ldenstein,
rules su.spended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, -Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
OHDINAl-JCE NO. 4096 - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Nlldenste in,
rules suspended and ordlnance placed on third readlng by title only.
Holl call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
OF.l.DINANCE NO. 4096 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Nlldenstein,
was placed on fi.nal passage and finally passed. Hall call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, McGahan,
Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4097 levying assessments Paving District No. 391,
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4097 - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenste in,
was placed on first read ing at length. Roll call ballot. Vot ing yes,
Sorensen, Mildenst e in, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, ~1cGahan, Kehm. V ot ing
no, none. D8Vis absent.
OHDINj\NCEJ:iQ-"__~ - Hotion of Sorensen, seconded by ~Hldenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, j\Hldenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4097 - Mot ion 0 f Sorensen, seconded by ~H ldenste in,
rule s suspended and ord inance Dlaced on th ird read ing by tit le only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewls,
Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
ORDINANCE NO. ~097 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on final passage and f lnally passed. Roll call ballot.
Vot lng yes, Sorensen, Mi Idenste in, Lint, Lew is, Schw ieger, McGahan,
Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
OHDINANCE NO. 4098 zoning Lots 1 and 2, Block 13, Bogg's and Hill'E
Addttion tot~CitY""of Grand Island, from Residence A to Business A,
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
OHDINANCE NO. 4098 - ~10tion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first readlng at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
So rensen, lVlildenste in, Lint, Lew is, Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm. Vot :i.ng
no, none. Davis absent.
ORDI~A~Q~ NO. 4098 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rule s suspended and ord incmce placed on se cond read lng by title only.
Roll ca 11 ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, f1ildenst e in, Lint, Lew j.s,
SchvJieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
O:t1DINANCE NO. 4098 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reEl.ding by title only.
Roll call ballot. Vot ing yes, Sorensen, ~Uldenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Sch~lieger, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 409~ - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes ,Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, McGahan,
Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
OHDINANCE NO. 4099 pertaining to "Offenses-Miscellaneousll,
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4099 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lewis, was
placedc;n-rirstreadjng at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, HcGahan, Kehm. Voting
no, none. Davis absent.
ORDIN{0'JCE NO. 409Q. - Mot i on of Sorensen, seconded by Lew is, rule s
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Boll
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwiege~
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
OEDINANCE__NO-!.-409~ - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lewis,. ru.les
suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. hall
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Davis absent.
.QJmIN~\NCE NO. 4099 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lewis, was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting
ye s, Sorensen, Mildenste in, Lint ~.. Lewis, Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting no, none. Davis absent.
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The Mayor reminded the Council of the meeting of the Retailers of
Chamber of Commerce and Henningson, Durham and Richardson; and the
meeting with Union Pacific Officials at 3:00 P.~1. January 17th,
pertaining to new p8rking areas.
~1otion by McGahan, seconded by Kehm that "j\n Ordinance Providing
for the Election of Councilmen by Wards, as set forth in this ordihance
dividing said City into 1!Jards, dividing said City into voting districts
repealing OrcHmmce No. 3765; and repealing Ordinance No. 3766 and
any and all other ord inance s, part s 0 ford inance s or re solut ions 0 f the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, in conflict herewith!l be drawn. Holl
call ballot. Voting No Nildenstein, Sorensen, Lewis, Lint. Voting Yes.
Kehm, McGahan, Schwieger. Mayor declfJred motion lost.
The Mayor cited several opinions mostly summed up in the following
pnrap;raph:
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!IIn my opinion the provision (words) inserted in Section lCJ-612 by
. LB .520 regarding election of councilmen by wards is invalid because
such a method of elect ion is ent irely fore ign to and cannot be complied
with within the frame of and procedures prescrjbed by, particulctrly,
the specific sections of the Hevised Statues of Nebraska, implementing
a City Manager Plan. !I
S/ Franklin L. Pierce
C ity Attorney
Arter the opinion by the City Attorney was presented, CouncLlman
~1ildenstEd.n explained that he felt that the City is paying money for
Legal Counsel, and that being that the City Attorney has made a studyand
Report pertaj.ning to t he above que st i.on, he felt we should honOI' the
Attorney's opinion.
Kehm made reference to the Claim of Vince Kaminski. Motion by
Kehm, seconded by McGahan, that claim be allowed. After some discussior
pertaining to same and A ttorney Huber's opinion, mot ion 1tJas withdrawn.
Kehm made mention there should be an Ordinance repealing our
Ordinance on Sunday closing. After some discussion, the City Attorney
advised thnt the Su.preme Cou.rt had repealed the OrdiYk'"lnce for the City.
Claims agatnst the City were presented as follows:
General
Airport
Cafe
S t re e t
Sanita t ion
Park
Po lice
Cemetery
Fire
Sewer "E"
$
$16,754.E36
850 .00
186.96
83,709.77
437,331.37
5, 88 9 . 61
1,573.34
33.80
Sewer Canst ."D"
Sewer System "F"
G'J.rage
I^Ja te I'
Light
Paving Dist.
Sewer Dist.
Off Street
2,007.35
557.14
619.02
6,184.67
1,102.38
683.86
1,392.65
171.88
750.81
1,885.11
$561,684.58
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lewis, claims were allo1tled as
presented and listed in the claim register. Holl call ballot. Voting
yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting no, none. Davis absent.
Motion of Mlldenstein, Council adjourned.
F. S. 1.tIh it e
City Clerk
January 15, 1964
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APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JAN. 31, 1964
FUND
Adm.
APPROP.
81106.62
22595.00
24170.00
1435.00
65100.00
35042.00
45134.00
Building
City Hall
Civil Service
Eng.
Health
Incid.
Sewer Maint A 38065.00
General 312647.62
Bond & Int.
17479.66
Airport 288660.00
Airport Cafe 35463.76
St-Alley-Pav 260597.87
SanitationB 75175.00
Park 145927.25
Police 216254.00
Cemetery 44130.00
Fire 219188.50
Fire Pensiqn 39018.24
Sew Plant E 89298.00
Sew Const. D 85419.94
San Sewer C
60000.00
Sew System P 101259.62
City Garage 60910.00
Off st Parking 20882.82
Band 5700.00
Civil Defense 500.00
Cem Perm Care 159159.21
Soc. Security 76730.61
Library
44790.00
2359192.10
Water
Light
Sewer Dist.
Paving District
ADJ.
16.00
-16.00
EXPENDED
JANUARY
5305.04
2190.00
1153.34
50.00
6905.68
2467.51
2895.33
1191.52
22158.42
6148.10
2064.15
14552.18
5474.58
6764.51
16412.48
1799.23
15649.23
2268.52
5809.13
19801.25
850.00
4182.20
33.80
15854.40
3951.44
143773.62
153065.69
513920.98
1573.34
9318.59
821652.22
TOTAL
EXPENDED
39688.82
10882.52
9578.69
656.53
33038.80
16473.58
13577.14
17340.87
141236.95
19312.50
84889.15
17142.61
139481.16
41812.23
44251.00
107637.18
15856.80
101969.83
13611.12
37468.21
53255.50
32126.89
4764.73
25598.21
1296.08
2332.50
191.96
37241.40
22504.58
943980.59
1321335.51
2346318.21
74924.74
181726.05
4868285.10
Respectfully Submitted
F. S. White, City Clerk
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BALANCE
41417.80
11712.48
14591.31
778.47
32077.20
18568.42
31556.86
20724.13
171426.67
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203770.85
18321.15
121100.71
33362.77
101676.25
108616.82
28273.20
117218.67
25407.12
51829.79
32164.44
27873.11
96494.89
35311.79
19586.74
3367.50
308.04
159159.21
39489.21
22285.42
1415211.51
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Grand Island, Nebraska
February 3, 1964
Council met as by law provided to canvass the Ballots and check
Mail Ballots of the Special Election of January 28th, "General
Obligation Bonds" for Sanitary and Storm Sewer System. Mayor Gell
presiding. All Councilmen present except
Council canvas sed the ballots cast at the January 28th Election.
Results as follows:
PRECINCT FOR AGAINST TOTAL
1 78 212 290
2 93 157 250
3 III 257 368
4 234 326 560
5 106 136 242
6 160 231 391
7 140 308 448
9 134 381 515
10 133 260 393
11 334 227 561
12 237 177 414
13 114 173 287
14 106 167 273
16 130 97 227
17 81 188 269
18 97 147 244
19 87 105 192
20 87 167 254
21 69 146 215
TOTAL 2531 3862 6393
+ Mail Ballots 20 23 43
2551 3885 6436
MAIL BALLOTS
1 st Ward
2nd Ward
3rd Ward
4th Ward
Total
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13
3
3
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20
5
8
4
6
23
6
21
7
9
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Motion of Davis, seconded by Schwieger, Canvass was approved, and
made Official.
Motion of Lewis, Council adjourned.
F. S. White
City Clerk
February 3, 1964
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Grand Island, Nebraska
February 5, 1964
Council me t in Regular Ses sion. All Councilmen present except
McGahan. Mayor Geil presiding. Rev. J. L. Patterson, Trinity
Methodist Church opened the meeting with prayer.
The Mayor made inquiry as to whether or not anyone in the audience
wished the reading of the Minutes of the Meeting of January 15th.
There being no request for reading, motion of Lewis, seconded by
Mildenstein, to dispense with the reading of the Minutes of January 15.
Bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney, were presented as
follows:
GAS APPLIANCE FITTERS - J. M. Lingeman Company
Senkbeil Company
Northside Sheet Metal Company
McElroy Company
MidWest Sheet Metal
Wm. J. Hild
Top-Hat TV
ELECTRICIANS -
Don Meyer Electric Company
Don Meyer Refrigeration
SIGN HANGERS -
Grand Island Bottling Company
Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lewis, Bonds were approved.
Statement of the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company, Occupation
Tax 3% for Quarter ending December 31st, in the amount of $5,413.90
was presented, received and placed on file.
(COpy) COMMUNICATION FROM F. L. PIERCE, CITY ATTORNEY IN RE: CLAIM
OF VINCENT KAMINSKI
February 3, 1964
To: Mayor Geil
Richard Davis, Chairman, Police Committee
Merrill L. Lewis, Chairman, Finance Committee
Subject: Claim of Vincent Kaminski
The Civil Service Commission of the City of Grand Island on January 16,
1964, ordered and adjudged that: liThe claim of Vincent Kaminski be
allowed in such amount as equals the difference between the pay
actually paid Vincent Kaminski during the period August 16, 1961
through August 31, 1963 and the minimum amount in the Sergeant Pay
Bracket during such period of time as shown in Ordinances 3712, 3867,
and 4037.11 A photo copy of the findings and fact, and judgment of the
Commission is attached.
In my opinion the Commission has exclusive jurisdiction of the issue
decided by the Commission, namely, a claim by Mr. Kaminski of
prejudicial discrimination in application of police sergeant's pay
scale.
Having found no provision in statutory law or ordinance of the City of
Grand Island requiring or directing that compensation of police
officers be determined on a IIseniorlty" basis; nor any specific action
of the Council directing that Sergeant Kaminski be paid above the
minimum of the "minimum scale for police sergeants"; and Sergeant
Kaminski having received and accepted without protest at the times
involved compensation less in amount than a minimum for sergeants,
I am of the opinion that he is estopped in law from collecting more
than the minimum for sergeants as ordered paid by the Civil Service
Commission.
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computated as follows:
12 months @ $14.00 = $168.00
1 month @ $30.00 = $ 30.00
There is submitted herewith a form of Resolution allowing in part and
disallowing in part, Sergeant Kaminski's claim dated September 6,1963.
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"WHEREAS, Vincent Kaminski, on about September 6, 1963, filed
with the City Clerk of the City of Grand Island a claim for $612.50
for salary at $25.00 per month;
"WHEREAS, the Civil Service Commission of the City of Grand
has adjudged and determined that: "The claim of Vincent Kaminski be
allowed in such amount as equals the difference between the pay
actually paid Vincent Kaminski during the period August 16, 1961,
through August 31, 1963 and the minimum amount in the Sergeant Pay
Bracket during such period of time as shown in Ordinances 3712, 3867,
and 4037." and,
"WHEREAS, such amount has been computed to be $198.00,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the claim of Vincent Kaminski
for $612.50 for salary as a police sergeant be:
1. Allowed, pursuant to and in accordance with t he order of
the Civil Service Commission of the City of Grand Island
in the amount of $198.00, only; and,
2. Except only for such amount of $198.00, such claim is
rejected and disallowed."
S/ Franklin L. Pierce
City Attorney
Motion of Davis, seconded by Sorensen, approved.
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(COpy) LETTER FROM NICK JAMSON IN RE: DOLAN BUILDING
February 5, 1964
Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gent lemen:
I hereby respectfully call the Mayor and Council's attention to
the proposed onion factory contemplated adjoining my hotel. A sketch
of the proposed building of the onion plant discloses a pipe extending
20 feet above the two story Dolan Building, with electric circulating
fans to expel the odor of the onions.
The fact that the proposed specifications include a 20 foot pipe
above the building proves conclusively that there will be an odor
arising from the operation of this business, which Mr. Peterson hopes
will be carried above the surrounding buildings.
However, this would not protect the hotel when the wind is blowing
in such a manner as to carry the fumes into the hotel rooms. There
will be approximately 80 windows, which would be affected by the odor
from this plant. I would like to call your attention to the fact that
the Zoning Ordinance is based on the proposition that one person shall
not use his property so as to damage his neighbor's property, and the
granting of a permit for the establishment of this factory will, with-
out que st ion, damage my property.
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It will eventually destroy the business of the hotel and will
result in unlimited damages to my property. I therefore, request that
the granting of a permit for the construction of this plant be denied
when application for said permit is made to this couucil.
The action heretofore taken by the council was without not ice to
the undersigned, and after investigation of the danger from the odors,
a nuw)er of the property owners have withdrawn their consent to the
establishment of an onion plant.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ Nick Jamson
Request of Gordon Noel, First National Bank; and Wayne Morris,
Overland National Bank, to have thei.r names removed from Peti tion,
was presented. After consider~ble discussion by Councilmen and
Cunningham, representing Mr. Jamson, motion of Mildenstein, seconded
by Sorensen, referred to the City Attorney and Zoning Committee to
report back.
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. Representative of Union Pacific Railroad advised the Council
t~t the Union Pacific Officials had approved the Contract by and
between the City of Grand Island and Union Pacific pertaining to
Parking Lots with few changes.
Request of James Beltzer for aqtion pertaining to petitions was
presented. After considerable discussion, Frank Phelps advised the
Council as to the cost of Water Main Extension. If they would put in
Water Main to that area, it would cost $51,191.20, a portion of which
would be paid by the City in the amount of $26,903.00; but if the
.. Main could be put through Holcomb's Addition, or other areas so that
there would be assessments, it would relieve the situation considerably
After considerable discussion, motion of Davis, seconded by Lint,
rece ived and placed on file.
Request from Grand Island Breakfast Club pertaining to out-of-
County parking tickets, requesting that there might be some method
wherein there could be courtesy tickets issued as of the type or
system used by Lincoln. Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint,
referred to the Police Committee and Parking Committee with power to
act.
Present:
Absent:
PLANNING COMMISSION
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
January 22, 1964
Thomazin, Burdick, McCarthy, Hehnke, Reutlinger, Walters
Cone, Lacy, Allen
(COpy) MINUTES OF
1. Minutes of the January 8, 1964, meeting were read, and
approved as read.
2. Reutlinger moved we recommend tentative approval of the plat
of Lot 3, Voss Subdivision, subject to extension of provision for
easements for utilities as indicated on the plat. Seconded by Burdick.
Mot ion carried.
3. Mr. Apfel and Petersen appeared in connection with their
request for parking on Lot 5, Block 4, ArnoldsAddition.
4. Progress report on the comprehensive plan from Henningson,
Durham and Richardson read by the chairman.
5. Moved by Reutlinger that Block 18, Original Town, be zoned in
the appropriate classification of business, under the proposed zoning
map, which would correspond with the present zoning. Seconded by
Hehnke. Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned 9:30 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ Clarence Walters
Secretary
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SPECIAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
January 23, 1964
Present: Thoma2in, Burdick, Hehnke, Reutlinger, Walters.
(COpy) MINUTES OF
Absent:
Cone, Lacy, Allen, McCarthy.
Reutlinger moved we approve the preliminary report on the
comprehensive plan submitted by Henningson, Durham and Richardson.
Seconded by Burdick. Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned 3:05 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
sl Clarenoe Walters, Seoretary
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Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, received and placed on file.
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Appeal by Albert H. Mueller pertaining to refusal of Building
Inspector to issue permit for building second house on Lot 6, Block 6
Gilbert's Addition was presented, along with copy of letter from
Building Inspector. Motion of Lint, seconded by Mildenstein, Hearing
was set for Board of Adjustment 7.:30 P.M. February 19th.
Request from Lacy pertainipg to rezoning Block 2, Nelson's
Subdivision located in Section 20-11-9 from Residence "A" to
Industrial, was presented. Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Kehm,
referred to Planning Commission.
Request of Sam Huston for permission to install water main in
Blocks 3-4-5 and Sewer Main in Blocks 3 and 5 in Cunningham's Sub-
division, was presented. After considerable discussion, motion of
Mildenstein, seconded by Schwieger, referred to Utilities Commissioner
Ci ty Engineer and City A.t torney.
Request for Sanitary Sewer District in Brach's Second Addition
was presented. Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Davis, referred
to Sewer Committee and City Attorney.
Petition for Water Main in LaMar from Harrison Road to west line
of Brach's Second Aodition, was presented. Motion of Mildenstein,
seconded by Davis, referred to Water and Light Commissioner and
Committee and City Attorney.
Petition for Paving District in LaMar Avenue from Harrison hoad to
west line of Brach's Second Add ition, was presented. Mot ion of
Mildenstein, seconded by Davis, referred to Street and Alley Committee
Ci ty Engineer and City Attorney.
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Schwieger, Council adjourned to
meet as Board of Equalization.
F. S. White
City Clerk
February 5, 1964
Grand Island, Nebraska
February 5, 1964
Council met as Board of Equalization on Paving Districts No. 386,
397; Assessments of benefits for Water Service Connections; Water Main
District No. 235 and Sidewalks. All Councilmen present except
McGahan. Mayor Geil presiding.
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Island, Nebraska~ sitting as a Board of Equalization, for Paving
District No. 386, after due notice having been given thereof, that
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the total sum of $19,518.80;
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts, and
opposite the several descriptions as follows:
real estate within such Paving District such benefits are the sums set
Name
Lot Blk Addition
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JackW. Calhoun 3 5
& its complement Lot 3, Blk 22, Wallich' s Add.
Arthur S. & Florence M. Dickerson 4 5
& its complement Lot 4, Blk 22, Wallich's Add.
Alma H. & Charles A. Snyder 5 5
& its complement Lot 5, Blk 22, Wallich's Add.
Theodore Glenn & Betty Mae Vanosdall 6
Edward J. & Mary Peters 7
Louis L. & Bertha Helzer 8
Carl & Viola E. Ewoldt 1 6
John P. & Kathryne F. Fagan 2
Charles R. Belpere 3
William L. Roesch 8
Carl F. Roesch 9
Hazel Bly & Arthur R. Simpson N 57' 10
Herman R. & Belva M. Jungclaus S 75' 10
Gerhard D. & Olga A. Oltmanns N 82' 1 4
Irene (Reher) Stunkel Except N 82' 1
Lula Manchester 2
Myriad Inc., a Nebr. Corp. 3
William A. & Helen M. Seymour 8
Julia & William Lorance 9
George M. & Faye M. Farrell 10
Thomas Leroy & Evaline L. Davis, N 82'
of W 5- 3 5
Arthur C. & Velda E. Menck, S 50' of W.j' 3
Emanuel A. & Mary Jane Smith, Except W. 5' 3
Arthur C. & Velda E. Menck S 50' 4
Thomas Leroy & Evaline L. Davis N 82' 4
Arthur C. & Velda E. Menck S 50' 5
Lester E. & Doris I. Wells N 82' 5
Harold C. Cain 6
Clara M. Roth & George Roth 7
Anna L. & Theodore R. Schroeder 8
Paul E. & Evelyn P. Magnuson 3 9
Jack O. & Anna C. Chambers 4
Crystal Lucile Conger, Edward L. Rogers
& Harold M. Rogers 5
Zula Viola Brown 6
Walter G. & Gladys V. Hadenfeldt 7
Wayne N. & Geraldine E. Scarborough 8
School District of Grand Island 1 10
School District of Grand Island 2
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Amount
$128.77
313.84
612.92
525.08
268.87
110.32
612.92
313.84
128.77
116.65
284.30
256.88
298.34
380.75
232.16
313.84
69.22
128.77
313.84
612.92
16.22
9.89
102.67
118.88
194.96
232.16
380.75
612.92
313.84
128.77
128.77
313.84
612.92
612.92
313.84
128.77
612.92
313.84
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
Alfred F. & Meta Wiegert
Alfred & Meta Wiegert
Alfred & Meta Wiegert
Celia L. Boltz
Emilie A. Haffley & Marie Bartee
Harvey A. & Marie Rehder
Leonard A. & Marie M. Ewing
Roy W. Jr. & Nancy E. Boltz
Ruth I. Rogers
Nitzel & Son, Inc.
Harold A. & Alma E. Hansen
Floyd C. & Ruth E. Vllghan
Dorthulia Neal
R.B. & Caroline B. Lockwood
Charles & Olive Teel
August P. & Della M. Eggers
Edward H. & Edith H. Tagge
Delbert B. & Delores O. Battles
Clift & Blanch Adams & Harriet Adams
& its complement Blk 1, Wallich's Add.
Clift & Blanch Adams & Harriet Adams
Martin C. & Joan Vodehnal
Raymond H. & Marilyn M. Beyersdorf
S 86~55' of E 28.6', Lot 9, Blk 2, Wallich's
Add., together with S 86.55' of Lot 10, Blk
2, Wallich's add. and its complement Lot 10,
Blk 13, Fairview Park Add., being a tract of
land with 81.4' fronting on 9th St. and 86.55'
fronting on Adams St.; all described in Deed
Book 137, P. 545 at Hall Co. Register of Deeds
Office.
Oswald & Elsie Sorensen
Lots 8, 9 and 10 except the S. 86.55' in
Blk 2 of Wallich's Add.; all of Lot 9 in
Blk 13 of Fairview Park Add.; and the N
45.45' of Lot 10 in Blk 13 of Fairview
Park Add., being a tract of land with 45.45'
fronting on Adams St., 86.88' along the northerly
side, 113.1' along the southerly side and 52.1'
along the west side which is also the E line of
Broadwell Ave., all described in Deed Book 141,
P. 361 at Hall Co. Register of Deeds Office.
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612.92
612.92
313.84
128.77
110.32
268.87
525.08
128.77
313.84
612.92
414.64
198.27
313.84
128.77
110.69
200.88
128.77
313.84
612.92
612.92
313.84
128.77
465.70
203.44
$19,518.80
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of
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after due
notice having been given thereof, that we find and ad-
judge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such
district to be the total sum of $4,269.10;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots,
tracts and real estate within such PavLng DLstrict such
benefits are the sums set opposite the several descrip-
tions as follows:
NAME
LOT BLK
ADDITION
Donald T. & Lavera May Kerr 9
Central Federal Land
of Grand Island, and
Grand Island Federal Land Bank
Association of Grand Island
William A. Krienke, E-55 ft.
Benjamin F. & Adeline Sharp,
W-87 ft. 16
& Clara A. Hoeft 1
L. & Dorothy M. McDermott 2
& Clara A. Hoeft 3
M. Powell 4
& Clara F. Hoeft 5
L. & Lorraine Behrens 6
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Edward F. & Ella Clussen, N~ of
Helen Meyer, S~ of
Donald T. & Lavera May Kerr
Helen Meyer
Grand Island Production Credit
Association, A Corporation
William A. Krienke, E-55 ft.
Benjamin F. & Adeline Sharp
W-87 ft.
Bank Ass I n
John F.
Raymond
John F.
Darlene
John F.
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$ 193.15
93.90
78.07
212.60
179.01
273.80
89. 2~
141.23
510.04
166.33
263.10
543.87
514.87
298.08
273.66
225.06
213.05
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F'O R ASS E SSM E N T S
subject: Assessment of benefits for (Wate:r~'se:rvi'ce
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WHEREAS, ~s provided by Section 31-16 of the
Grand Island City Code the City Water Department
laid service pipe and connected the same with the
water mains in the streets in Paving Districts
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for reason of the neglect and failure of the owners
of the lots and tracts hereinafter described after
notice as required by Section 31-14 of the Grand
Island City Code to lay service pipes and connect
the same with the water mains in the several streets
in such Paving Districts and, the City Water Depart-
ment has furnished the City Counc~l a statement of
the cost of such extension, connection and improvement
of such lots and tracts, and,
WHEREAS, the owners of the lots and tracts
hereinafter described are in default of payment of
the cost incurred against the respective lots and
tracts,
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA as authorized by
Section 16-707, R.R.S. Neb. 1943 and Section 31-16
of the Grand Island City Code that the costs of such
extensions, connections and improvements to the
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able against such lots and tracts; that the bene-
fits to such lots and tracts thereby are equal
and uniform; and such lots and tracts are assessed
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
Paving District
No. 384.
Lot 26, West Lawn Addition. Except the
N 3 ft.
$ 51.00
Paving District
No. 388.
All of Lot 1 & S 29' of Lot 2:15, West
Park Addition
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No. 39l,!
Part of the East one-half (E~) of the
South one-half (S~) Southe~st"QUarter
(SE~) of Section Twenty (20) Township
~ley~n (11), North, Range N~ne (9), West
of the 6th.P.M., more particularly de-
scribed as follows: Commencing at a point
on the Southerly line of Del MOde Avenue,
which point is Three Hundred Fifty-two
(352) feet Southwesterly from Lot One
(1) "Block Five, (5), Bel-Air Addition,
~o_the City of Gran9 Island, Nebraska,
thence running Southwesterly along and
upon a line parallel with the South-
westerly lot line of said Lot One (1),
and Three Hundred Fifty-two (352) feet
distant therefrom, for a distance of
One Hundred Twenty-six (126) feet; thence
running Southwesterly on a !ine parallel
with the Southerly line of Del Monte Avenue
for a distance of Seventy (70) feet; thence
running Northwesterly on a line parallel
with the Southwesterly lot line of said
Lot One, (1), Block Five (5), Bel-Air
Addition ~n~ Four Hundred Twenty-two (422)
feet distant therefrom for a distance of
One Hundred Twenty-six (126) feet to the
Southerly line of Del Monte,Avenue; thence
running Northeasterly on and upon the South-
erly line of Del Monte Avenue, for a dis-
tance of Seventy (70) feet to the point of
beginning. 51.00
Paving District
No. 392
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~ot 12, Block 2, West Bel-Air 2nd Addition
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l-ot 16, " " "
l-ot 17, " If "
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51.00
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Lot 18, Block 2, West Bel-Air 2nd
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Paving District
No. 398.
Lot 13, Block 5, Bel Air Addition
Lot 14, " "
l,.ot 15, " "
l,.ot 16, " "
Lot 17, " "
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$ 51.00
51.00
51.00
51.00
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The foregoing resolution having been assented
to by three-fourths of all the members of said
Council duly entered on record, is hereby approved
this fifth day of February, 1964.
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R~~01UTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of
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Equalization, for Water Main District No. 235 after due
notice having been given thereof, that we find and adjudge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such
district to be the total sum of $1,806.38;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots,
tracts and real estate within such Water Main District
such benefits are the sums set opposite the several de-
scriptions as follows:
NAME
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ADDITION
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Bel-Air Corporation 1 21 Scarff's Ad- $ 150.00
dition to West
Lawn
Bel-Air Corporation 2"" 150.00
Bel-Air Corporation 3"" 150.00
Bel-Air Corporation 4"" 150.00
Bel-Air Corporation 5"" 126.90
Bel-Air Corporation 6"" 118.75
Bel-Air Corporation 7 22" 150.00
Bel-Air Corporation 4"" 150.00
Bel-Air Corporation 6"" 135.73
Bel-Air Corporation 175.00
That part of West 17th Street vacated by Ord. No. 3993,
being more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the
S.W. corner of Lot 16, Blk. 20, Scarff's Addition to West Lawn;
thence East on the South line of said Lot 16 for a distance of
177.4 ft. to the SE corner of said Lot 16; thence South on a
prolongation of the East line of said Lot 16 for a distance of
70 ft. to the NE corner of Lot 2, Blk. 21 in said Scarff's
Addition to West Lawn; thence West on the North line of said
Lot 2 for a distance of 177.6 ft. to the NW corner of said
Lot 2; then~e North on a prolongation of the West line of said
Lot 2 for a distance of 70 ft. to the point ofgeginning.
Bel-Air corporation "175.00
That part of West 17th Street vacated by Ord. No. 3993,
being more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the
SW corner of Lot 16, Blk. 19, Scarff's Addition to West Lawn;
thence East on the South line of said Lot 16 for a distance of
132 ft. to the SE corner of said Lot 16; thence South on a
prolongation of the East line of said Lot 16, for a distance of
70 ft. to theNE corner of Lot 2, Blk. 22 in said Scarff's
Addition to West Lawn; thence West on the North line of said
Lot 2 for a distance of 132 ft. to the NW corner of said Lot
2; thence North on a prolongation of the West line of said Lot
2 for a distance of 70 ft. to the point of beginning.
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Bel-Air Corporation "175.00
That part of West 17th Street vacated by Ord. No. 3993,
being more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the
SW corner of Lot 15, Blk. 20, Scarff's Addition to West Lawn;
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thence East on the South line of said Lot 15 for a
distance of 175 ft. to the S.E. corner of said Lot 15,
thence South on a prolongation of the East line of said
Lot 15 for a distance of 70 ft. to the N.E. corner of
Lot One, Blk. 21 in Scarff's Addition to West Lawn; thence
West on the North line of said Lot One for a distance of
175 ft. to the N.W. corner of said Lot One; thence N.
on a prolongation of the W. line of said Lot One for a
distance of 70 ft. to the point of beginning.
TOTAL
$1,806.38
Moved by Councilman 5~~L<"- K" L
and seconded by councilman~~~
that the foregoing resolution be adopted-
Motion
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WHEREAS, pursuant to Ordinance No. 4011, after
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notice according to law, and for reason of the neg-
lect and failure of the owners of the lots and tracts
hereinafter described to immediately cut weeds thereon
and remove or destroy the same, such weeds were
caused to be cut byitheCity and removed or destroyed
as required by Ordinance No. 4011; and, the City
Engineer has furnished the City Council a report
in writing of the cost thereof as heretofore audited
and paid by the City~ and,
WHEREAS, the owners of the lots and tracts here-
inafter described are in default of payment of the
cost of weed cutting incurred by the City against
the respective tracts and lots,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
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Section 16-230, R.R.S. Neb. 1943, that the cost
to the City of cutting the weeds upon the several
lots and tracts herenafter described b~, and here-
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by is, fixed as special assessments as follows:
DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
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Lot 13, B1k. 3, Uni vers ity Place
Lot 15, Blk. 3, University Place
Lot 15, Blk. 7 II
Lot 4, B1k. 23, II
Lot 17, Blk. 3, "
Lot 10, Blk. 11, II
Lot 1, Blk. 14, "
Lo~ 6, B1kM 17 "
Lot g, Bllc., 17 , "
Lot 11, B1k. 15, "
tot 4, Blk. 18" "
Lot 12, Blk. 18, "
Lot 2, Blk. 22, II
~ot 4, Blk. 22, ~
Lot 204, ~~~ BelMont Addition
t,ot 205, ~x~~ "
t,ot 206, ~~~~ '.'
Lot 14, B1k. 5, College Addition to
West Lawn
Lots 6,7,8, Blk. 1, Evans Addition
Lot 100, Skk~k, Hawthorne place
Lot 101, :gXkJpcx, "
Lot 102, "
NW ~ of Sec. 22-11-9 being 125 ft. in
depth on'; S side of phoenix Ave. One
tract fronting 108 ft. on E side of
Sycamore, and one tract fronting 108
ft. on W side of Sycamore, Hwthorne place
$
10.80
10 .80
10 .80
10. 80
10 .80
10.80
10.80
- 1e, 80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
10.80
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DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
Lot 103, Hawthorne place $ 10.80
Lot 104, " 10.80
. Lot 6, Blk. 3, Lamberts Second Add. 10.80
I,..ot 1 , Blk. 3, ]?ark place 10.80
:t.ot 9, Blk. 5, Pleasant Hill Addition 10.80
I Lot 10, " 10.80
Lot 11, " 10.80
Lot 12, " 10..80
I,..ot 8, Blk. 2, " 10.80
Lot 9, " 10.80
~ot 1, Blk. 37, Rus s e 1 Wheelers Add. 10.80
Lot 2, " 10.80
Lot 3, " 10.80
Lot 6, Blk. 7, West Park Addition 10 .80
Lot 7 , " 10.80
E 202 ft. of S~ of Blk. 12, Windol}iB 10.80
TOTAL: $ v..4:3h-2:e
311,50
ROLL CALL: Voting "Yea" - ?l0l~, nPTl.c:::t.P; n, ~()T'E'nsen, Lint,
JR?vis. Lewis. Kehm & Schwie~er.
Voting "Nay" - rJONF.. Mr.(1::ln::lTl ::lbC:::PTlr..
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to by three-fourths of all of the members of said
Council duly entered of record, is hereby approved
day of February, 1964.
this fifth
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Moved by Councilman
seconded by Councilman
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WHE~, pursuant to Ordinance No. 3827, after
notice according to law to each person therein named,
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of the lots and tracts hereinafter described to COD-
struct or replace sidewalks at the locations herein-
after described, such sidewalks were caused to be
constructed or replaced by the City of Grand Island,
and, the City Engineer has furnished the City'Council
a completion report as required by Section Four of
such Ordinance showing the cost incurred on each lot
and tract of land, and,
WHEREAS, the owners of the lots and tracts here-
inafter described are in default of payment of the
costs incurred against the respective tracts and lots,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
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Section 16-666, R.R.S. Neb., 1943, that the costs of
the construction of such work along the several bts
adjacent thereto be, and hereby is, fixed as special
assessments thereon as follows:
DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
Lot
:t..ot
:t..ot
Lot
Lot
13, Blk. 4,
13, Blk. 5,
5, B1k. 20,
" Blk. 24,
1, B1k . 7,
16, Blk. 7,
Ashton place
Ashton Place
Bakers Addition
Bakers Addition
Parkhill Second
Parkhill Second
ROLL CALL:
Voting "Yea"
$ 210.47
423.23
128.74
236.63
101.61
216.17
TOTAL: $1,316.85
~ 1 nAnstei ~J-Sor~tuien, liRt,
Davis,
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Lewis,Kehm, and Schwieger.
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The foregoing resolution having been assented to by
three-fourths of all of the members of said Council duly
entered of record, is hereby approved this fifth day of
February, 1964.
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Mayor
Moved by Councilman S<t.>v~~"~_/
seconded by Councilman __~-':";:'vV1
that:
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WHEREAS, pursuant to Ordinance No. 3914, after
notice according to law to each person therein named,
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for reason of the nglect and failure of the owners
of the lots and tracts hereinafter described to con-
struct or replace sidewalks at the locations herein-
after described, such sidewalks were caused to be
constructed or replaced by the City of Grand Island,
and, the City Engineer has furnished the City Council
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a completion report as required by Section Four of
such Ordinance showing the cost incurred on each lot
and tract of land, and,
WHEREAS the owners of the lots and tracts here-
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inafter described are in default of payment of the
costs incurred against the respective tracts and lots,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
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Section 16-666, R.R.S. Neb.'- 1943, that the costs of the
construction of such work along the several lots ad-
jacent thereto be, and hereby is, fixed as special
assessments thereon as follows:
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DESCRIPTION
Lot 7, B1k. 115, Railroad Addition
Lot 13, B1k. 1, Sothrnans Sub.
Lot 14, B1k. 1, "
Lot 15, B1k. 1, "
Lot 16, Blk. 1, "
tot 17, B1k. 1, "
:t.,ot 18, B1k. 1, "
Lot 19, B1k. 1, "
Lot 20, Blk. 1, "
Lot 21, B1k. 1, "
Lot 22, Blk. 1, "
Lot 23, B1k. 1, "
Lot 24, B1k. 1, "
TOTAL:
AMOUNT
$ 149.69
101.22
101.22
101.22
101.22
101.22
101.22
101.22
101.22
101.22
101.22
101.22
101.22
$1,364. 33
ROLL CALL: Voting "Yea" -Mildenstein, Sorensen ,Lint ,
D~vis, Lewis,Kenm ~nn ~~h~ieg~r.
Voting "Nay" - nOT\Ui:. p. h~ent.:.. McGahan.
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The foregoing resolution having been assented to
by three-fourths of all of the members of said Council
duly entered of record, is hereby approved this fifth
day of February, 1964.
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Mayor
Motion of Mildenstein, Council adjourned to meet as Board of
Ad j us tment .
F. S. White
City Clerk
February 5, 1964
Grand Island, Nebraska
February 5, 1964
Council met as Board of Adjustment on request of Larry Banks for
construction of metal building; and rezoning Lots One and Two, American
Legion Addition. All Councilmen present except McGahan. Mayor Geil
pre siding.
Mr. Banks was advised there was special form to be used in the
case of request of this nature; and he should go to the Office of the
Building Inspector to fill out the Regular form. Hearing to be
continued until February 19th.
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BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
FOR Z 0 N I N G
Subject: Rezoning Lots One and Two, American
Legion Ad9ition to tbe City of
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Public hearing having been held by the Board
of Adjustment at 7:30 o'clock P.M. on February 5,
1964 on the request of Roy W. Rasmussen and Thelma
E. Rasmussen for the rezoning from Residence "Aft
to Business ffAft of Lots One and Two, American
Legion Addition to the City of Grand Island, Neb-
raska; and,
It appearing that the proposed rezoning is
pending consideration by the BOard of Education
of the School District of the City of Grand Island
as required by Chapter 463, Laws of Nebraska, 1963,
It is moved by
and seconded by
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that
the application for rezoning of such Lots One and
Two, American Legion Addition be taken under ad-
visement by the Board of Adjustment until February
19, 1964.
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Motion of Lint, Council adjourned to meet in Regular Session.
F. S. White
City Clerk
February 5, 1964
Grand Island, Nebraska
February 5, 1964
Council met in Regular Session. All Councilmen present, except
McGahan. Mayor Geil presiding.
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND
ENGINEERING DEPT.
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Acceptance
& Final
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Estimate No. 1
Upon Contract Dated ~~c. 4, 19h)
Sani tary Sewer _District No. . ~4~ .......Locatiol't ~~4th St. to Faidley Ave.
Between White Ave. & Boggs Ave... Contractor ."koy~~ ij. Sm; th
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DETAILS
PRICE
AMOUNT
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8" V.C.P. wlfactory joints
complete in place @3.00 $789.60
5' depth Std. Sanitary
Sewer manhole, complete
will-50 ring cover, and
stubs @180.00 180.00
2.68 V.F.
Extra depth of manhole
@18. 00
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PERCENT RETAINED
AMOUNT DUE CONTRACTOR
PREVIOUS ESTIMATES
AMOUNT NOW DUE
---i1. 021. 08
None
1,021.08
None
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I C ert i fy t ha t the re is O~E rr' {N~~~:N'O , 'r.~EN~1 q~JE A Nfl
EIGHT (100---------- --- ------ -- -- --,j;---::;- ------;-,- ----7 __ DOLLARS
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due to Louis H. Smith
o~ ~~count of above esti-
ma te .
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Fe bruary S. 1964
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
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SUBJECT~ I Water ""DISTRICT NO. 241
FI~A~,CERTIFICA~~; OF E~G~NEE~
The undersigned, City E"ngil'leer of the City of Grand Island t
hereby certifies that Th~,,:p.iarnqnd E:qgi:neerin~ Co" 1 , the
Contractor has completed the work 'including he furnishing of
materials for eo:nstructlon of Water District NOb
24:)... , in accordance With the'plahSa specffication and contract
tt"ierefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Eng,;tneer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in
connection with Y,later 1 ," , District No. 241
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To: The D" amond
To: Incidental
To: '1t;:q~iR-~wrinf.?':
Co
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2 <,,6 ~O. 00
The costs to be divtded as follows:
Assessed to private property
"j 11.$2.61),0.0$1.
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Total $2.6sp.oQ
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: "EngineerQi as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of 11; 185.86. , for which such app:rop-
riated fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Water
su~~J.)Js. fUlJ-Q.,. '!I created by the assessme'nt 'Of a special
tax or such Water Ils2n .., '_~?~
c: Y Eng,*r
COMMITTEE REPORT
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The City Engineer having issued his
construction and acceptance of Water
ZItI ,It ls hereby recommended and
resolution be adoptedt namely;
· WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his final certifioate
of completion and acceptance of construct ion of Water
fJf i~ . District No. 241 ;'
, 11BE ~so'tJ)'~D TtIAT: -
1. The work of construction of Wa tel"
District No. 241 be, and hereby is, accepted.
2, Tne'Clty Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the apPl':'opriated fund "'Engineer\~ fo:r the sum of $. 185.~6
out of the . Wa.ter Surpl,us Fund c. '. . c. .' created by assessment of
special taxeS for' the construct;~'6n ofs,~.ch Water Main
District No241. .. " " ". .
.. . 3. The Clty Council sit as a Board of Equalization. on
w~t~r, M~in Dlstr1ct No. 241 on the 4th day of
- 'March" "--;- 19 64 at 7:)0 P.M. I
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final certificate of
District No.
moved the followi'ng
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Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, ~pproved.
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SUBJECT:
Gravel
DISTRICT NO. 39
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that ThirdCit~ Sand Co. , the
Contractor has completed the work including the furnishing of
materials for construction of Gravel District No.
39 ,in accordance with the plans, specification and co'ntract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Eng1'neer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in
connection with Gravel District No. 39
To: Third City Sand Co.
$47.36
31. 8L~
$79.20
To: Engineerinp; and Advertisin9;
Tota 1
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
$79,20
Total
$79.:20
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: 'IEngineer'i as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of % 11~S4 for which such approp-
riated fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the StreAt, All~~'
and PEl,v~ni{ Fund created by the assessment of a special
tax for such Gravel District...~.. ,
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COMMITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued his
construction and acceptance of G~a'l:el
19 ,It is hereby recommended and
resolution be adopted, :namely;
· WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his final certificate
of completion and acceptance of construction of C1ravf7J
District No. 39
final certificate of
District No.
moved the following
t'BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of Gravel
District No. 39 be, and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer 1s hereby directed to reimburse
the appropriated fund "Engineer') for the sum of $ 31. 84
out' of the street and Alley & Paving FunCbreated by assessment of
special taxes for the construction of such Gravel
District No. 39
3. The City
Gravel
March
Council sit
District
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as a Board of Equalization on
N . 39 on the 4th day of
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street & Alley Committee
Mot1on of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger, approved.
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Date February S. 1~64
SUBJECT: GRAV~L DISTRICT NO. ~O
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that The lJ.1hird City Sand Co. , the
Contractor has completed the work including the furnishtng of
materials for construction of Gravel District No.
40 ,in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Eng~neer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in
connection with Gravel District No. LW
To: Third City Sand Co.
To: En~ineering and Advertisinr,
$2~0.12
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1~6.68
Total 406.80
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property 402.10
~hRrgen to Stre~t, All~~ ~ PqY~n~ ~~~d 4.S0
Total L~o6.80
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: "E'ngineer~i as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of $ 156.68 for which such approp-
riated fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Street Alley
and Paving Fund created by the assessment of a special
tax for such Gravel District.
rfvc{~
ity Eng. eel"
C OMM ITTEE REF ORT
The City Engineer having issued his
construction and acceptance of Gravel
40 ,It is hereby recommended and
resolution be adopted, :namely;
· WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his final certificate
of completion and acceptance of construction of Gravel
District No. 40
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of Gravel
District No. 40 be, and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the appropriated fund "Engineer" for the sum of $ 156.68
out of the $treet QG Alley Paving Fund created by assessment of
special taxes for the construction of such Gravel
District No. 40.
3. The City Council sit
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MRrch
final certificate of
District No.
moved the followi:ng
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Motion of Sorensen
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seconded by Schwieger, approved.
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SUBJECT:
Gravel
DISTRICT NO. 41
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The underSigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that 'rh~ 'rhi:t'Q Cj ty S::mo Cn. , the
Contractor has completed the work including the furnishing of
materials for construction of __GY'Rve1 District No.
41 , in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Eng1.neer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in
connection with Gravel District No. 41
To: Third City Sand Company
$47.J6
JJ.J4
To: Engineering and Advertising
Tota 1
80.70
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
$80.70
Total
$80.70
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: ';Engineeri; as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of ~ ll.l~ for which such approp-
riated,fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the ~et ~ ,Alley
and 'Paving Fund ~created by the assessment of a special
tax for such Gravel District " ... ~
Ci~:~er -1 ~
COMMITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued
construction and acceptance of
4J- ,It is hereby recommended
resolution be adopted, :namely;
· WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his final certificate
of completion and acceptance of construction of Gravel
District No. 41
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of Gravel
District No. 41 be, and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the appropriated fund i'Engineer" for the sum of $ 3'3. '34
out of the Street Alley and Paving Fund created by assessment of
special taxes for the construction of such Gravel
District No. 41
:3 . The
Gravel
March
his final certificate of
nY'R vp1 District No.
and moved the following
City Council sit as
District
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Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger, approved.
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Date February ~~ 1964
SUBJECT: Sanitary Sewer .J3~;jr DISTRICT NO. 338
FINAL CERTIFICATE OFENOINEER
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The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that rrh~ 1;)iaruond En~neering: Co. , the
Contractor has completed the work inc uding the furnishing of
materials for construction of .Bantt$.ry Sr;:ntJe:(' District No.
:3]8 , in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Engineer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in
connection with Sanitary Sewer District No. 338
To: 11he Diamond Engineering Co.
To: En,gineering and Advertising
$1.11842.67
2 ,547 . La
14.190.08
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The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
$ ~,lLr-5.00
Balance to Sewer and Water Extension Fund
29,245.08
Total
;34,390.08
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: "Engineerli as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of ~2?547.41 for which such approp-
riated fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Sewer and Water
Extensio:n Fund created by the assessment 'O'fa special
tax for~ such Sanitary Sewer (~~J.~
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COMMITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued his
construction and acceptance of Sanitary
]18 , It is hereby recommended and
resolution be adopted, :namely 9
· WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his final certificate
of completion and acceptance of construction of Sanitary-
Sewer District No. 338
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of constructian of Sanitary S~wer
District No. 118 ~be, and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the appropriated fund 9'Engineeri1 for the sum of $ 2. S47 .41
out of the Sewp.:r & Water Extension Fund created by a~sessment of
special taxes for the constructian of such S~nitarv Sewer
District NO-J38 .
3. The City
~~pi.tarY' Sewer
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final cert ifica te of
Sewer District No.
moved the fo1lowtng
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District
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'Sewer Committee
Motion of Schwieger, seconded by Sorensen, approved.
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Date February 5, 1964
SUBJECT:
Sanitary Sewer
DISTRICT NO. 345
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Orand Island,
hereby certifies that The Diamond EnP'in$erinfu Co._.... ,the
Contractor has completed the work inclUding t e furnishing of
materials for construction of SanJtary Sewer District No.
)4) ,in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Engtneer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costin
connection with Sanitary ~ewer District No. 345
To: The Diamond Engineerin~ Co.
To: E.o.~il1E?~rin~ and Advertising
$2,706.),,3
216.49
$2.922.62
Total
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
] ,5!:tS.oo
J,.,177.6~
"80 J ;::In('.P. f.n 0F'^{p.r ~:lnd 1Af;::d:AY' Ei.\t~'DSi on Fun(1
Total
2,922.62
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: ';Engineerli as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of * 216.49 for which such approp-
riated fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Sewer and Water
Extension Fund created by the assessment 'O'f'a special
tax for such Sanitary Sewer .. ~~
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COMMITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued his final certificate of
construction and acceptance of sauitarr Sewer District No.
345 ' It is hereby recommended an moved the following
resolution be adopted, TIBmely;
· WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his final certificate
of completion and acceptance of construction of Sanitary
Sewer District No. 345 - ;
I'BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of Sanitary Sewer
District No. 14S be, and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the appropriated fund "Engineer" for the sum of $ 216.49
out of the Set.'>Jer & Water Ext. Fund created by assessment of
special taxes for the construction of such Sanitary sewer
District No. 14S
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SUBJECT: Sanl tar;y Sewer
DISTRICT NO. 148
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that Louis H. Smith , the
Contractor has completed the work including the furnishing of
materials for construction of Saag.itary Sewer District No.
148 ,in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Eng.;tneer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in
connection with Sanitary Sewer District No. 348
To:
To:
To:
Louis H. Smith
Incidental Cost
Engineering and Advertising
$1.021.08
87.23
81.69
1,190.00
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The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
1,190.00
Total
1.190.00
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: liEnglneer'i as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of $ 81.69 for which such approp-
riated fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Sewer t;J.nd Water
Ro-tAnQi on Rlm(] created by the assessment of a special
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COMMITTEE REPORT
The City Engineer having issued his
construction and acceptance of Sanitary
348 ,It 1s hereby recommended and
resolution be adopted, namely;
'WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his final certificate
of completion and acceptance of construction of Sanitary
Sewer' District No. )48
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of Sanitary Sewer
District No. 148 be, and hereby 1St accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the appropriated fund 9'Engineer9' for the sum of $ 81.69
out of the SATII!Ar & water Extension F~Pd created by assessment of
special taxes for the canstruction 0 such Sanitary Sewer
District No. 148 .
3. The City Council sit as a Board of Equalization on
...Sanl t:;lry Sewer District '348 on the 4th day of
March , 19 64 t 7:30 P.M.
final certificate of
Sewer District No.
moved the followi:ng
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Motion of Schwieger, seconded by Sorensen, approved
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To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We the members of your Water and Light Committee wish
to report that the attached Lease Agreement with Walter
Mettenbrink for certain Crop Land on the Windolph Farm
has been approved by the City Attorney. This Lease will in
no way conflict with the Museum or the Swift sites or with
the City's plans for the new Sewer Treatment Plant.
Your Committee further reports that this Lease is in
the best interest of the City, therefore recommends that
this report be approved and that the Mayor and Clerk be
authorized to sign.
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Motlom of Davis, seconded by Schwieger, Report was approved.
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Renewal Lease with Walter Mettenbrink on land at the Airport for
Crop purposes only, was presented. Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by
Schwieger, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign.
Lease-Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and
Robert J. Markoski for Building identified as T-ll, for term of one
year, February 1, 1964 - January 31, 1965, for $687.48, payable $57.29
per month in advance, was presented. Motion of Davis, seconded by
Lint, was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign.
(COpy) REPORT OF SANITATION COMMITTEE IN RE: SALARY INCREASE FOR
LABORATORY DIRECTOR
January 15, 1964
Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned members of the General Sanitation-City Dump
and Public Health Committee do hereby recommend and ask approval for
the increase in the salary of the Director of Laboratories in the
amount of $10 per month.
SI Bernard McGahan, Chairman
SI Wi lliam Lint
SI Robert Sorensen
After some discussion, motion of Davis, seconded by Schwieger,
was referred to Finance Committee to report back.
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(COPY) AIRPORT COMMITTEE IN RE: SALE OF BUILDINGS
February 5, 1964
Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
Gentlemen:
The undersigned members of the Airport Committee, recommend the selling
of the following airport property which has been released by the
Federal Aviation Agency.
Three (3) buildings located on the Grand Island Municipal Airport,
listed as follows:
T-247, T-304 and a 20' x 44' frame addition attached to the north end
of T-825.
The City Clerk is authorized to advertise the above buildings for sale
by accepting sealed bids.
A certified check in the amount of $75.00 (Seventy-five-dollars) shall
accompany each bid as a deposit that all debris shall be removed to the
satisfaction of the Airport Manager. Deposit checks will be refunded
to successful bidders after debris is removed.
All checks will be returned to unsuccessful bidders.
Bid forms may be obtained at the City Clerks office. Sealed bids will
be accepted at the City Clerk's Office from February 19, 1964 to
March 4, 1964 until 7:30 P.M.
Any and all bids may be rejected by the Mayor and City Council.
Respectfully submitted,
Airport Committee
sl R. E. Davis
SI Norman Mildenstein
Motion of Lewis, seconded by Davis, Report was approved, Clerk to
advertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M., March 4th.
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(COpy) AIRPORT COMMITTEE REPORT IN RE: PURCHASE OF LAND
February 5, 1964
Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
Gentlemen:
The U. S. Airforce is contemplating installing an Approach Lighting
System in conjunction with other improvements on the Municipal Airport.
Prior to the instellation of the approach Lighting System it is
necessary that the City acquire additional land consisting of
approximately 5.5 acres or an area 600 feet long by 400 feet wide.
This piece of land must be located adjacent to the south border line
of the Airport in line with the center line of the North/South runway.
The undersigned members of the Airport Committee recommend that the
City purchase the necessary land for the proposed approach Lighting
System and the firm of Thomas, Benjamin and Clayton be employed to
make a survey and plat, and the John-Dee Real Estate Company be
employed to purchase the land.
Respectfully submitted,
Airport Committee
S/ R. E. Davis
S/ Norman Mildenstein
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lewis, Report was approved.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
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Subject;
Faidley Avenue Extension
Examination of Abstracts of Title discloses the following discrepancies:
1. Abstract to Lots One (1), Two (2), Nine (9), and Ten (10), Block
Sixteen (16), West View Addition (Dibbern tract), the title depends
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upon a county treasurer's tax deed dated 1905, filed for record in
1909, with unbroken chain of title from that date. In my opinion,
recording of affidavit of possession (Sec. 76-294, R.R.S. Neb. 1943)
will cure this discrepancy.
2. Abstract to Lot One (1), Fractional Section Eighteen (18), T 11
N, R 9 W (Forst tract) discloses conveyance of 50 ft. right-of-way
to Grand Island and Wyoming Central R.R. Co. and easement for snow
fence located 100 feet on either side of center of railroad which
affects this tract. There being no actual use for railroad purposes
of such right-of-way, it would appear possible, if necessary, to
establish title by adverse possession through court proceeding, and
that such title defect may reasonably be waived.
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3. Abstract to wt NWt Sec. 17, T 11 N, R 9 W 6th P.M. (Poore tract),
indicates a natural gas pipe line in public right-of-way along the
west line of Sections 19, 18, and 7; and a 50 ft. right-of-way
conveyed to Grand Island and Wyoming Central R.R. Co. The railroad
right-of-way defect, in my opinion, may reasonably be waived. The
existance of a natural gas pipe line is a discrepancy which might
reasonably be waived.
It is recommended that the City Attorney be authorized to waive the fore~
going discrepancies for the purpose of completing the acquisition of the
tracts required for the extension of Faidley Avenue.
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The real estate brokers employed to negotiate for purchase of right-of-
way for extension of Faidley Avenue from Lutheran Hospital and Homes
Society of America, Inc., comprising a 1.62 acre tract in swt NEt Sec. 17,
T 11 N R 9 W 6th P.M., report that such tract cannot be purchased within
ten percent of the value thereof as appraised by them. The City of Grand
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Island, having failed to agree with such Lutherap Hospital and Homes
Society of America, Inc., the City is entitled, in my opinion, to proceed
by imminent domain, as provided by statutes of Nebraska, to acquire title
to the tract of land required for extension
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The committee for Streets and Alleys recommends that the City waive
the title defects and discrepancies described in the report of the City
Attorney, and that the City Attorney be instructed to file a petition
on behalf of the City of Grand Island in the County Court of Hall County,
Nebraska, as provided for by Sec. 76-704, R.R.S. 1943, and that the City
Treasurer be authorized to advance, upon the requisition of the City
Attorney, court costs and appraisers'
of Nebraska in such a proceeding.
for by the statutes
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BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
The City Attorney is hereby authorized to waive title discrepancies
as recommended by him upon conveyance of the south 37 feet of Lots One (1)
and Ten (10) of Block Sixteen (16) of West View Addition, and 0.194 acre
tract in Lot One (1), Fractional Section Eighteen (18), T 11 N, R 9 W 6th
P.M.,and the wt NWt Sec. 17, T 11 N, R9 W 6th
P.M., to the City of Grand Island for extension of Faidley Avenue;
The Mayor and City Attorney be and they hereby are authorized for and
on behalf of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, as condemner, to file a
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petition in the County Court of Hall County, Nebraska, for condemnation of
a tract of land comprising: Beginning at a point on the South limof said
Northeast Quarter (NEt), said point being One Hundred Seventy One (171.0)
feet east of the center of said Section Seventeen (17), said point also
being the intersection of the East line of Custer Avenue, in the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, with said South line of the Northeast Quarter (NEt);
thence Easterly along and upon said South line of the Northeast Quarter
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(NEt), a distance of Eight Hundred Seventy Six (876.0) feet, to the West
line of Carey Avenue in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; thence Northerly
along and upon the West line of said Carey Avenue, a distance of Eighty
(80.0) feet; thence Westerly along and upon a line Eighty (80.0) feet North
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of and parallel to said South line of the Northeast Quarter (NEt), to the
intersection with the Easterly line of Custer Avenue in the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska; thence Southeasterly along and upon the arc of a circle
whose radius is 209.7 feet, (also, being the Easterly; line of said Custer
Avenue), to the place of beginning, said tract containing 1.62 acres more
or less; and
The City Tr~llrer is hereby authorized and directed to advance, upon
the requisition of the City Attorney, court costs and appraisers' fees,
as required by the County Court of Hall County, Nebraska, pursuant to
Article 7, Chapter 76, R.R.S. Neb. 1943.
Roll call vote:
Voting "Yes":
Milden~ein, Sodensen, Lint, Lewis, DaY~s,
T\Ahm ~nd ~l'!hwi AgPl".,
Voting "No":
ijONEI Absent~ McGahan.
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SUBJECT: FAIDLEY AVENUE EXTENS ION - ACADEMY PROPERTY.
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The Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod has submitted
an Abstract of Title in three parts for examination and the
taking of a copy therefrom by the City.
It will cost $150.00 to make copies of the three
Abstracts.
Having examined such Abstracts, I am of tbe opinion
tbat tbe title sbown to date of January 27, 1958 is ade-
quate and that an Abstract of Title commencing witb con-
veyance on February 8, 1946 as recorded in Book 85, Page
683 and including Case No. 132222 in the District Court of
Hall County, Nebraska, extended to date part of filings
since January 27, 1958 at 3:10 o'clock P.M. and Federal
Judgment and Lien certificate will be sufficient for the
purpose of showing title to the tract to be acquired for
extension of Faidley Avenue.
It is recommended that the City Attorney be authorized
to waive full and complete Abstract of Title and procure
such an abbreviated Abstract and that the City Treasurer
be authorized upon tbe requisition of the City Attorney
to pay the cost of such abbreviated Abstract of Title.
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE:
The Committee for streets and Alleys recommends tbat
tbe report of the City Attorney be approved and tbat pur-
chase of abbreviated Abstract of Title to Wisconsin
Evangelical Lutheran Synod erty for extension of Faidley
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Evangelical Lutheran Synod property for tbe extension of
Faidley Avenue be waived and tbe City Attorney be atborized
to procure abbreviated Abstract of Title and tbe City
TDBsurer is directed upon tbe requisition of tbe City
Attorney to pay tbe cost of sucb abbreviated Abstract of
Tit le .
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CONMIT'rEE REPORT
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Honorable Nayor & City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned members of the Sanitary Sewer
Committee, to whom was referred the request of the Grand
Island Rural Fire Protection District for sewer service to
their proposed fire station, hereby recommend this service
be denied. This service request is in an area without the
city limits and the present city ordinances do not allow
sewer connections beyond the city limits.
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SUBJECT: APPLICATION OF GRAND ISLAND RURAL FIRE
PROTECTION DISTRICT FOR SANITARY SEWER
CONNECTION.
The Sewer Committee upon consideration of the
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application of Grand Island Rural Fire Protection
District for permission to make a sanitary Sewer
connection to the sanitary sewer system extending
on Stolley Park Road for a tract of land lying out-
side the boundaries of the City, finds that Ord-
inance No. 4090 passed and approved by the Mayor
and this Council on January 2, 1964 repealed Section
32-39, Article III, Chapter 32 of the Grand Island
City Code permitting connection of tracts of land
adjacent to the corporate boundaries of the City.
The undersigned members of the committee move
the adoption of the following:
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BE IT RESOLVED that the 'request by Gran~ Island
Rural Fire Protection District for permission to
connect a trac~ of land lying outside but adjacent
to the boundaries of the City of Grand Island to the
City Sanitary Sewer S.ystem along Stolley pa~k Road
be, and hereby is, denied.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4100 levying assessments on sidewalks, regularly
passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4100 - Motion of
placed on first reading at length.
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
none. McGahan absent.
Sorensen, seconded by Lint, was
Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting no,
ORDINANCE NO. 4100 - Motion,of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. holl
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4100 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger
Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4100 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Votin
no, none. McGahan absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4101 levying assessments on sidewalks, regularly
passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
by Dav is, was
Voting yes,
Kehm. Voting
ORDINANCE NO. 4101 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4101 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Davis, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4101 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Davis, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll
call. ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger
Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4101 - Motton of Sorensen, seconded by Davis, waS
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, Kehm.
Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4102 levying assessments for weed cutting, regularly
passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4102 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting
no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4102 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4102 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4102 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. hall call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4103 lev,ylng assessments on Paving District No. 386
reg~larly passed by the Council, signed by the ~yor.
QRDINANCE NO. 4103 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting
no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4103 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4103 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4103 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Vot ing yes, Sorensen, J.Vft.ldenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4104 levying assessments on Paving District No. 397,
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4104 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting
no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4104 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4104 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ord inance placed on th ird reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, So~nsen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4104 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenste in,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, Kehm.
Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4105 levying assessments for Water Main District No.
235, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO..!., ~1lQq - Motion of
placed on first reading at length.
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
none. McGahan absent.
Sorensen, seconded by Lint, was
Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting no,
ORDINANCE NO. 4105 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewi s, Schwiege-
Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4105 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger.
Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4105 - Motkon of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, DaviS, Kehm. Votint
no, none. McGahan absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4106 levying assessments for laying water service
pipes, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4106 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mi1denstein,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting
no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4106 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
r'J.les suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4106 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
r'_lle s suspended and ord inance placed on third read lng by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint ,Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting no, none. McGahan absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4106 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, Kehm.
Vot ing no, none. McGahan absent.
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The Mayor mentioned Governor's Conference to be held February loth
pertaining to Industrial Promotion; also that there was an Ordinance
to be. taken into consideration. Council would meet February 12th.
Schwieger mentioned the fact that he had plan~ and estimates for
office space on the third floor. The estimates were about $12,000.00
including air conditioning all rooms.
Schwieger also ment ioned black.:..t;opping Cherry Street by the County
from City Limits to Bismark Road.
Davis mentioned there were three holidays falling on Saturday
this year, and that according to Ordinance, if and when they fell on
Sunday, employees were allowed Monday as a Holiday. He made motion
that the Ordinance be adjusted as to allow either Friday or
Monday as a Holiday for employees.
Some discussion pertaining to distilled water.
Lint suggested installation of traffic light at lOth and Sycamore.
After some discussion, motion made and seconded to refer matter to
Street and Alley Committee and Police Committee.
Reference was made to ground east of the Veterans Hospital on the
east side of Wheeler Street, being used for dumping purposes.
Claims against the City were presented as follows:
2,843.79
500.00
924.90
3,381.43
160,494.75
93,667.15
2,845.59
. 405.00
$285,440.36
$286,265.36
Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Kehm, claims were allowed as
presented and listed in Claim Register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, Kehm. Voting
no, none. McGahan absent.
General
Airport
Cafe
St reet
Sanitation
Park
. Police
Cemetery
Fire
$
5,946.46
2,225.97
1,106.88
5,113.12
1,146.12
629.30
545.07
323.70
3,341.13
TOTAL
Sewer "E"
Sewer "DIl
Sewer "F"
Garage
Water + $825.00
Light
Sewer District
Bond & Interest
Motion of Davis, Council adjourned to 7:30 P.M., February 12th.
F. S. Wh 1t e
City Clerk
February 5, 1964
Grand Island, Nebraska
February 12, 1964
Council met as per adjournment of February
present except Sorensen. Mayor Geil presiding.
COMMITTEE REPORT
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ESG FEB 1'2 1964
All Councilmen
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
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Gentlemen:
We the members of your Water and Light Committee wish
to report that an evaluation of the bids submitted for furn-
ishing Waterworks Material indicates that the best proposals
were submitted as follows:
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FOR CAST IRON PIPE The U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co.
of Kansas City, Mo. for a bid
of $ 7,392.99
FOR GATE VALVES The Oliver Barklage Co., of
Omaha,. Nebraska for a bid of
$ 1,476.50
FOR TAPPING SLEEVES The Oliver Barklage Co., of
Omaha, Nebraska for a bid of
$ 1,016.68
FOR TAPPING VALVES The Oliver Barklage Co., of
Omaha, Nebraska for a bid of
$ 442.50
FOR TEES AND BENDS The U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co.,
of Kansas City, Mo. for a bid
of $ 998.10
FOR REDUCERS The U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co.,
of Kansas City, Mo., for a bid
of $ 119.18
FOR REPAIR SLEEVES The Capitol Supply Co., of
Lirtcolrt, Nebraska for a bid of
$ 654.66
FOR CUT IN SLEEVES
AND VALVES
FOR SERVICE BOXES
The Oliver Barklage Co., of
Omaha, Nebraska for a bid of
$ 1,041.73
The Capitol Supply Co., of
Lincoln, Nebraska for a bid
of $ 948.00
FOR COPPER PIPE &
CURB STOPS & CORPOR-
ATION STOPS
The Capitol Supply Co., of
Lincoln, Nebraska for a bid
of $ 1,500.90
The Capitol Supply Co., of
Lincoln, Nebraska for a bid
of $ 27.06
FOR A 14" PLUG AND
A BLANK FLANGE
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Your Committee further reports that all of these propos-
als meet the specifications and are under the estimate. We
therefore, recommend that this report be acoepted and the
Utilities Commissioner be authorized to issue purchase ord~rs
to the various bidders.
Respectfully submitted this l~h day of February, 1964.
Motion of Schwieger,
seconded by M11denstein
approved.
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SUBJECT: ELECTRIC UTILITIES POLE LINE THROUGH NORTHWEST
QUARTER SECTION 17 AND WEST HALF OF SECTION 8
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The ~ndersigned Committee - being advised by the
Commissioner of Public Utilities that the enlargement
and improvement of the City's electric system requires
a permanent 34.5 Kd multifeeder pole line extending along
the sixteenth (16th) line in the Northwest Quarter of Sec-
tion 17 and the West Half of Section 8, T 11 N, R 9 W
and that pole line rights of way easements will have to be
acquired through negotiations with the owners of various
tracts to be crossed by such pole line - recommends that
the Commissioner of Public Utilities and the City Attorney
be empowered and authorized to employ such person as they
may determine upon to negotiate for the purchase of the
required pole line easements and to negotiate the purchase
of the same, subject to the confirmation of the Mayor and
Council, and, that the expense and cost of acquiring the
rights of way for such pole line be paid out of the Elec-
tric Surplus Fund.
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Moved by Councilman
seconded by Councilman
and
that:
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The Commissioner of Public Utilities and the City Attorney
be, and they hereby are, authorized and empowered to employ
a person to negotiate for the purchase of pole line rights
of way along the Sixteenth (16th) line in the Northwest
Quarter of Section 17 and the West Half of Section 8, T 11
N, R 9 W; to effect such purchases for and on behalf of the
City of Grand Island; sutiject to confirmation by the Mayor
and Council; and the cost and expense of the purchase of
such pole line rights of way easements shall be paid out of
the Electric Surplus Fund.
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Communication from W. W. Connell, Secretary of Board of Education
giving their consent to rezoning American Legion Addition, was
presented. Motion of Davis, seconded by Lint, referred to Planning
Commission.
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Request from Geer Company asking that changes be made in the
Building Code pertaining to plumbing, heating and wiring on prefab
houses was presented. Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint,
referred to B~iiliding Committee, Inspector, City Attorney and Ordinance
Commi ttee .
Renewal Land Lease by and between City of Grand Island anll1
Clarence Quandt for land at Airbase was presented. Motion of Lint,
seconded by Mildenstein, approved. Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign
UNION PACIFIC AGREEMENT
( COPY)
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending to and
including March 31, 1965, the term of contract dated May 4, 1960, pro-
viding for the collection and disposal of garbage accumulated by the
Railroad Company and removed from its trains at Grand Island, Nebraska
said agreement being identified as Railroad Company's C.D. No.
2"7610-2-D; and
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said
proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and
consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City
of Grand Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by the
acceptance of said agreement;
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THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND
ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union Pacific
Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted
in behalf of said City;
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and
directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that
the City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and directed to
attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate original of said
agreement a certified copy of this resolution.
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, R~solutlon was adopted.
Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign Agreement.
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SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT
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This Supplementary Agreement entered into this 12th day of
February, 1964, by and between the Grand Island Rural Fire
Protection District, hereafter called the District, and the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, a Municipal Corporation, of Hall County,
Nebraska, hereinafter called the City, Witnesseth:
WHEREAS, the Grand Island City Fire Department has been using a
fire truck owned by the Grand Island Rural Fire Protection District
for the use of extinguishing fires in the City of Grand Island, as
well as manning the truck for fires within the area in Hall County,
Nebraska; and
WHEREAS, the conditions have changed since the original agreement
was entered into.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants and agreements
hereinafter set forth, the parties agree as follows:
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(l) It is agreed that the Grand Island Fire Department will
operate the rural fire truck in the rural area until June 1, 1964.
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(2) That after May 1st, 1964, the rural fire truc~ will be
dispatched to fires in the rural area with only the driver on the
equipment and the Grand Island Rural Fire District agree to furnish
additional men to man the equipment at the fire or fires.
(3) That in all other respects, the original agreement entered
into will be, .adhered to.
(4) That in the event the new building to house the equipment
will be completed before June 1st, 1964, then and in that event, the
equipment will be taken over and manned by the Rural Fire Protection
District, and the City will be relieved of all responsibility of
furnishing fire equipment at rural fires.
It is understo od and agreed that the original agreement and this
amendment will continue in full force until June 1st, and shall be
revised only by the mutual agreement of both parties to this document.
Signed and witnessed at Grand Island, Nebraska, by the principal
officers of both parties this 12th day of February, 1964.
SI Reinhardt Quandt, President
SI Robert L. Mettenbrink,Sec-Treas.
sl Warren B. Geil, Mayor
ATTEST:
sl F. S. White
City Clerk
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Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, approved, Mayor and
Clerk authorized to sign.
ORDINANCE NO. 4107 authorizing sale of land in Industrial ,>("
Addition to Swift and Company, regularly passed by the CounCil, signed
by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4107 - Motion of McGahan, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on first reading at length. holl call ballot. Voting yes,
MU:denstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no,
none. Sorensen absent.
ORDINAN~ NO. 4107 - Motion of McGahan, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger,
Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4107 - Motion of McGahan, seconded by Mildensteln,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger,
Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none. Sorensen absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4107 - Motion of McGahan, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting no, none. Sorensen absent.
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McGahan mentioned Ordinance pertaining to Pool Halls having to
close on Sundays. He felt since they were permitting Bowling Alleys
Pool tables in Taverns to operate, the Ordinance should be amended
giving Pool Halls the same right as other places of recreation. After
some discussion, motion of McGahan, seconded by Davis, referred to
Police and Ordinance Committee to amend the Pool Hall Ordinance.
McGahan mentioned request of Rural Fire Farm Organization to
connect their Building in Park View Addition with Sanitary Sewer,
after which there was discussion. The action in previous meeting was
not rescinded.
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Davis brought up the matter of time for employees where the
Holidays fall on Saturday. After some discussion, motion of Davis
seconded by L~wis, that the Department heads be given authority to
allot time off to their help.
Schwieger mentioned the request of Larry Bank for Building permit
in the one mile perimeter of the City. After some discussion
,Agreement was to be drawn pertaining to usage of Building or Buildings
(CQPY) IN RE: AMENDMENT TO PLUMBING CODE
February 12, 1964
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned Department Heads, hereby recommend that an
amendment be drawn to the Plumbing Code for the City of Grand Island
and the one mile area thereto, requiring a minimum of one-half (~)
acre plot of land for the installation of individual sewerage disposal
systems for residential and business use.
We also suggest a meeting be called by the Ordinance Committee
to discuss this proposed Ordinance as soon as possible.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ R. A. Rystrom
Ci t Y Engineer
S/ Frank E. Phelps
Utilities Commissioner
S/ H. L. Butts
Building Inspector
Edward Edwards, Sanitarian
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Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, referred to the
Ordinance Committee, Plumbing Committee, Sanitation Committee.
Motion of McGahan, seconded by Davis, Council adjourned.
F. S. White
City Clerk
February 12, 1964
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February 19, 1964
Council met in Regular Session. All Councilmen present except
Kehm. Mayor Geil presiding. Rev. Harvey Clark, St. Paul's English
Lutheran Church, opened the meeting with prayer.
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The Mayor made inquiry as to whether or not anyone in the
audience wished the reading of the Minutes of February 5th and 12th.
There being no request, motion of McGahan, seconded by Lint, to
dispense with .the reading of the Minutes of the Meetings of February
5th and 12th.
Offer of Doyle Winfrey of $200 .00 for the N. 20 I of Waugh Street
adjacent to and South of Lot 14, Block 8, College Addition to West
Lawn, was presented. Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Sorensen,
referred to Street and Alley Committee, Property Committee, Engineer
and City Attorney.
Communication from League of Municipalities pertaining to
services rendered by the League, was presented. Motion of McGahan
seconded by Lint, that copies be made and ma 1led to Councilmen.
BIDS ON Construction of Substation Equipment presented as
follows:
KNOX CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
ITEM 1
$13,000.00
ITEM 2
$50,500.00
E. A. PEDERSEN -- ITEMS 1 and 2
$62,850.00
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, referred to the
Utilities Commissioner and Consulting Engineers.
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(COpy) MINUTES OF
SPECIAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
February 10, 1964
Thomazin, Cone, Lacy, Burdick, Hehnke, Reutlinger, Walters
Allen, McCarthy
Present:
Absent:
1. Minutes of the January 22nd and January 23rd special meetings
were read and approved as read.
2. Moved by Cone, we recommend approval to the City Council of
the plat of Nelsen Subdivision located in Sec. 20, T 11, B 9, and the
re70ning of Block 2, Nelson Subdivision to Industrial, and authorize
the chairman to sign the plat for the Planning Commission. Seconded b:
Reutlinger. Motion carried, Lacy abstaining.
3. Chairman announced the next regular meeting would be
February 26, 1964.
Meeting adjourned 11:00 A.M.
Respectfully submitted,
SI Clarence Walters, Secretary
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After some discussion, motion of Lint, seconded by Mildenstein,
referred to Zoning Committee, Board of Adjustment Hearing to be held
March 4th, 7:30 PM.
Advice from Skag-Way pertaining to the terminating of Lease on
Building identified as T-847, as of Maroh 21st, was presented.
Received and plaoed on file. Motion of Davis, seconded by Lint,
referred to Airport Committee and City Attorney with power to act.
Advice from Skag-Way pertaining to terminating of Lease on
Building identified as T-853 as of March 21st, was presented.
Received and placed on file. Motion of Davis, seconded by Lint,
referred to Airport Committee and City Attorney with power to act.
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Request of United Congregational Church for annexation of their
property which lies between Oklahoma Street and Bismark Road; and Oak
Street East 210.375 ft. was presented, along with Plat. Motion of
McGahan, seconded by Mildenstein, referred to Planning Commission.
Request of Phillip Martin for annexation of property "Lot H"
Joehnck Subdivision, was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by
Davis, referred to the Planning Commission.
Request of Virgil ROUSh for committment pertaining to Water and
Sanitary Sewer Service to Roush's Subdivision, was presented, along
with Plat. Motion of Schwieger, seconded by Lint, referred to the
Sewer and Water Committees.
Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein, Profit and Loss
Statements of Water and Light Departments, received and placed on file
Petition for Sewer (District No. 355) in Easement from Riverside
Drive to the West line of Lot nA" Holoomb's Highway Homes, between
Stolley Park Road and Holoomb Street, was presented. Motion of
Sorensen, seconded by MoGahan, referred to Sewer Committee.
Petition for Sewer (District No. 356) to serve Block 4, Gladstone
Place, was presented. Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint,
re ferred to Sewer Committee.
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, Council adjourned to
meet as Board of Equalization.
F. S. White
City Clerk
February 19, 1964
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Grand Island, Nebraska
February 19, 1964
Council met as Board of Equalization on Paving Districts No. 392,
398, 399; Water Main Districts No. 236 and 237; Sewer. Districts 341
and 347. All Councilmen present except Kehm. Mayor Geil presiding.
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of
Equalization , for Paving District No. 392 after due
notice having been given thereof, that we find and
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adjudge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such
district to be the total sum of $20,498.64;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
AccoKlng to the front foot of the respective
lots, tracts and real estate within such Paving Dis-
trict such benefits are the sums set opposite the sev-
era1 descriptions as follows:
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Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Donald F. & Jeanette Miller
Karl T. & Betty L. MacKinnon
Earl K. & Lazetta Barnes
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Alton C. & Dorothy G. Kienker
Wilfred G. & Marjorie F. Barnes
Wilfred G. & Marjorie F. Barnes
Edward R. & Char1anne N. Jenkins
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Richard H. & June A. Franzen
Richard H. & June A. Franzen
James o. & Naomi E. Williams
Roy V. & Helen M. Hesse1gesser
Harold R. & Marjorie L. Klein
Wilfred G. & Marjorie F. Barnes
RobertG. & Alice Hellbusch
Glenn S. & Jewel P. Fairchild
Elmer & Hazel Hann
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Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Wilfred G. & Marjorie F. Barnes
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
Elmer & Hazel Hann
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11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
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12
13
14
15
16
17
18
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ADDITION AMOUNT
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SE~ Sec. 20-
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To be paid according to contract dated April
3 , 1963, for a tract of land in the SW~, SE~ of Sec.
20-11-9, more particularly described as follows: Beginning
at the SE corner of the SW~ of the SE~ of said Sec. 20; thence
N on the E line of the SW~ of the SE~ of said Sec. 20 for a
distance of.273 ft. to the SE corner of West Bel Air Addition;
thence W on the S line of West Bel Air Addition for a distance
of 313 ft. to the SW corner of West Bel Air Addition; thence
S. on a line parallel to and 313 ft. W from the E line of the
SW~ of the SE~ of said Sec. 20 to the S line of said Sec. 20;
thence W on the S line of said Sec. 20 for a distance of 313
ft. to the point of beginning.
TOTAL:
.$20, 498 ~o4
Moved by Councilman
and seconded by Councilman
, that the foregoing resolution be
adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, for Paving District No. 398,
after due notice having been given thereof, that we find and adjudge:
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The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be the
total sum of $14,221.20;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts and real
estate within such Paving District such benefits are the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
Name
Lot Blk
Addition
Bel-Air
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Helen Krikac & Marilyn K. Laird 10 5
Gerald L. & Karen K. Bryson 11
Bel-Air Corp. 12
Bel-Air Corp. 13
Bel-Air Corp. 14
Bel-Air Corp. 15
Bel-Air Corp. 16
Bel-Air Corp. 17
Bel-Air Corp. 18
Bel-Air Corp. 19
Bel-Air Corp. 20
Robert & Patrica J. Golka 1 6
Bel-Air Corp. 2
Bel-Air Corp. 3
Bel-Air Corp. 4
Bel-Air Corp. 5
Bel-Air Corp. S 30' of 6
Frank D. & Martha L. Gion N 40' of 6
Bel-Air Corp. N 30' of 7
Frank D. & Martha L. Gion S 40' of 7
Bel-Air Corp. 8
Bel-Air Corp. S 60' of 9
Tannies & Ester Waller N 10' of 9
Howard S & Catherine Hinman Pt. of SEt SEt Sec. 20
Part of the SEt of SEt, Sec. 20-11-9, W. of
6th P.M., more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the SE corner of said Sec. 20, ttence
running N upon the E line of said Sec. 20 a distance
of 628 ft. to the SE corner of Bel-Air Add.; thence
running Wupon the S line of Bel-Air Add. a distance
of 175 ft.; thence running S and parallel to the E
line of said Sec. 20; a distance of 216.49 ft. to
the actual place of beginning, thence running W a
distance of 130 ft. to a point 213.88 ft. S of the
S line of said Bel-Air Add., thence running Sand
parallel to the E line of said Sec. 20 a distance of
75 ft., thence running E a distance of 130 ft. to a
point 288.88 ft. S of the S line of said Bel-Air Add.,
thence running N and parallel to the E line of said
Sec. 20 a distance of 75 ft. to the beginning.
William K. & Gloria S. Merrill Pt. SEt SEt Sec. 20
Tract of land located in SEt, SEt Section 20-11-9,
W of 6th P.M., more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the SE corner of said Sec. 20, thence running
N upon the E line of said Sec. 20 a distance of 628 ft.
to the SE corner of Bel-Air Add. to the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, thence Westerly upon the S line of
said Bel-Air Add. a distance of 175 ft., thence running
southerly a distance of 141.49 ft. to the actual place
of beginning; thence running W a distance of 130.0 ft.
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592.58
965.61
611.55
725.69
862.43
913.89
1111. 74
442.57
444.26
446.77
603.51
563.27
563.27
563.27
563.27
241..40
321. 87
241.40
321. 87
563.27
482.80
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to a point 138.88 ft. S. of the S line of said Bel-Air
Add., thence running S and parallel to the E line of
said Sec. 20 a distance of 75.0 ft., thence running E a
distance of 130.0 ft. to a point 216.49 ft. S. of the S
line of said Bel-Air Add., thence running N and parallel
to the E line of said Sec. 20 a distance of 75.0 ft. to
the pace of beginning.
Duane L. & Karen K. Wolfe Pt. SE~ S~ Sec. 20 $405.81
A tract of land located in the SE~ of SE~
Section 20-11-9 W of 6th P.M. in Hall County,
Nebrask~~ more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the SE corner of said section 20,
thence N upon the E line of said Sec. 20 a distance
of 628 ft., to the SE corner of Bel-Air add., thence
W upon the S line of Bel-Air Add. a distance of 175
ft. to actual place of beginning, thence W upon the
S line of said Bel-Air Add., a distance of 130 ft.
thence running S and parallel to the E line of said
Section 20 a distance of 63.88 ft. thence running
E a distance of 130 ft. to a point '66.49 ft. S of
the S line of said Bel-Air Add. thence running Nand
parallel to the E line of said Sec. 20, a distance
of 66.49 ft. to a place of beginning.
Troy B. & Iris Durning Pt. SE~ SE~ Sec. 20 $256.86
A tract of land in the SE~ SE~ Section 20-11-~,
commencing at the SE corner of said Sec. 20, thence
running Nupon the E line of said Sec. 20 a distance
of 628 ft., thence Wupon the S line of Bel-Air ~dd.
a distance of 175 ft., thence S and parallel to the
E line of said Sec. 20 a distance of 66.49 ft. to
the actual place of beginning; thence running W a
distance of 130.0 ft. to a point 63.88 ft. S of the
S line of said Bel-Air Add., thence running Sand
parallel to the E line of said Section 20 a distance
of 75.0 ft., thence running E and parallel to the
S line of said Bel-Air Add. a distance of 130 ft., thence
N and parallel to the E line of said Sec. 20 a distance
of 75 ft. to place of beginning.
James A & Larie I. Sartin Pt. SE~ SEt Sec. 20 $700.06
To be paid according to contract dated 3 July 1963
for a tract of land in the SE~ of SE~ Section 20-11-9
W of the 6th P.M. more particularly described as
follows: Beginning at a point, in the S line of Del
Mar Avenue in Bel-Air Addition to the City of Grand
Island, 130 ft. W of the W line of Arthur St. of said
city, thence running S parallel to the W line of said
Arthur St., a distance of 297.5 ft, thence running W
and parallel to the S line of said Bel-Air Avenue a
distance of 120 ft. to the pqint of beginning.
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$14,221.20
, and seconded by
Councilman
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, that the foregoing
resolution be adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Cancil of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board
of Equalization, for Paving District No.-199 after
due notice having been given thereof, that we find
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and adjudge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in
such district to be the total sum of $4,455.46;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective
lots, tracts and real estate within such Paving Dis-
trict such benefits are the sums set opposite the
several descriptions as follows:
NAME
LOT BLK
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Jack W. Calhoun 3 5
And its compiement Frac. Lot 3
in Frac. Blk. 22, Wallich's Add.
John E. & Josephine Glenn 2"
And its complement Frac. Lot 2
Frac. Blk, 22, Wallich's Add.
Louis L. & Bertha Helzer 8"
Harold V. Snyder 9 "
August Niedfel t, et. al. 10"
Wilhelm H. Meyer 1 22
And its complement Frac. Lot 1
in Frac. Blk. 5, Bonnie Brae
Henry W. & Ruth L. Lohmann 3 13
Blanche J. Eickhoff 4 "
Max J. & blga Tagge, N-~ of 5 "
And its complement Frac. Lot 5
in Frac. Blk. 23, Wallich's
Harold J. & Patsy Ruth Lessig,S~ 5 "
And its complement Frac. Lot 5
in Frac. Blk. 23, Wallich's
Fred E. & Alvena Hehnke, W52'8" 9 "
And its complement, the W52'8"
of Frac. Lot 5 in Frac. Blk. 4
in Arnold & Abbots Add.
Arthur A. & Mary A. Ewoldt, E-26'
4" of6 "
And its complement, the E-26'
4" of Frac. Lot 6, Frac. Blk.
4, Arnold & Abbots Add.
Milo L. & Jeanette E. Stites,E13'
4" of 5 4
And its complement, EI3'4" of
Frac. Lot 9, Frac. Blk. 13, Rollins
Milo L. & Jeanette E. Stites, W39'
8" of 6 II
And its complement, the W39'811 of
Frac. Lot 6, Frac. Blk. 13, Rollins
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seconded by Councilman
the foregoing resolution be adopted.
Mo t ion r!:i/t;f(/-t//'r--<-_<e-J'
ADDITION
AMOUNT
Bonnie Brae $ 135.51
" 332.53
" 135.51
ff 332.53
" 645.82-
Wallich's 645.82
Rollins 135.51
" 332.53
f1 322.92
" 322.92
" 645.82
" 135.51
Arnold & Abbots 96.74
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TOTAL:
$4,455.46
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, for Water Main District No.
236, after due notice having been given thereof, that we find and adjudge:
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The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be the
total sum of $2370.00;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts and real
estate within such Water Main District such benefits are the sums set
opposite the several descriptions as follows:
Moved by Councilman
Lot Blk Addi tion Amount
14 1 Pleasant View 4th $182.50
15 " 182.50
16 " 182.50
17 " 182.50
18 It 182.50
19 It 182.50
20 It 182.50
21 " 182.50
22 " 182.50
23 " 182.50
24 " 182.50
25 " 182.50
26 It 180.00
$2370.00
and seconded by
that the foregoing
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Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Councilman
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, for Water Main District No.
237, after due notice having been given thereof, that we find and adjudge:
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The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be the
total sum of $3090.00;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts and real
estate within such water main district such benefits are the sums set
opposite the several descriptions as follows:
Name Lot Blk Addition Amount
Johnson Land Company 1 2 Knickrehm 6th $196.25
Johnson Land Company 2 " 196.25
Johnson Land Company 3 " 196.25
Johnson Land Company 4 " 196.25
Johnson Land Company 5 " 196.25
Johnson Land Company 6 It 196.25
Johnson Land Company 7 It 196.2~
Johnson Land Company 8 .It 171. 25
Johnson Land Company 9 1 " 171.25
Johnson Land Company 10 " 196.25
Johnson Land Company 11 " 196.25
Johnson Land Company 12 " 196.25
I Johnson Land Company lJ " 196.25
Johnson Land Company 14 " 196.25
Johnson Land Company 15 " 196.25
Johnson Land Company 16 It 196.25
$3090.00
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by Councilman ~, that the fore-
going resolution be adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board
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of Equalization, for Sanitary Sewer District No.-1~1---
after due notice having been given thereof, that we
find and adjudge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such
district to be the total sum of $8,996.88;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots,
tracts and real estate within such Sanitary Sewer Dis-
trict such benefits are the sums set opposite the sev-
eral descriptions as follows:
NAME
LOT BLK
ADDITION AMOUNT
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Elizabeth A. Sheehan 1
Elizabeth A. Sheehan 2
Edward H.G. & Josephine A. Rhoda, and
Henry R. & Loretta Rhoda N. 10' 3
Edward H.G. & Josephine A. Rhoda, and
Henry R. & Loretta Rhoda 4
Edward H.G. & Josephine A. Rhoda, and
Henry R. & Loretta Rhoda 5
Edward H.G. & Josephine A. Rhoda, and
Henry R. & Loretta Rhoda 6
Frank H. Strohschein 7
Frank H. Strohschein 8
Edward H.G. & Josephine A. Rhoda, and
Henry R. & Loretta Rhoda N.183.4'9
Edward H.G. & Jospehine A. Rhoda, and
Henry R. & Loretta Rhoda, 8.183.4' of
N.366.8' 9
Edward H.G. & Josephine A. Rhoda and
Henry R. & Loretta Rhoda N. 183.4' 10
Edward He. & Josephine A. Rhoda and
Henry R. & Loretta Rhoda S.183.41 of
N.366.8' 10
Gary D. F. & Sandra L. Janky
N.183.4' 11
Gary Dean F. & Sandra L. Janky
S. 183.4' of N.366.81 of 11
BernardL. & Harriet K. Yax, N.183.~12
Bernard L. & Harriet K. Yax,
S. 183.4' of N. 366.8' of 12
Bernard L. & Harriet K. Yax, NJ83.~ 13
Bernard L. & Harriet K. Yax,
S. 183.4' of N. 366.8 1 of 13
Lawrence V. & Maxine R. Anderson
N.183.4' 14
Lawrence V. & Maxine R. Anderson
S. 183.4' of N. 366.81 of 14
Dawrence V. & Maxine R. Anderson
N.183.4' 15
Lawrence V. & Maxine R. Anderson
S.183.4' of N. 366.8 ' of IS
Ann L. Howell, N. 183.41 16
Ann L. Howell, S. 183.4' of N .366 8' 16
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16S.DC
l6S.DC
l6S.DC
165.0 C
165.0 C
16S.DC
l6S.DC
165.0 C
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16S.DC
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Ann L. H'oval, N.183.4' of 17
Ann L. Howell, s.183.4' of N.366.& 17
Ellanora M. & Wilfred G. Galle
N. 183.4' of 18
Ellanora M. & Wilfred G. Galle
S. 183.4' of N. 366.8' of
Ellanora M. & Wilfred G. Galle ,
N. 183.4' of 19
Ellanora M. & Wilfred G. Galle
S. 183.41 of N. 366.8' of
William F. & Anna P. Detweiler
N. 183.4' of 20
William F. & Anna P. Detweiler
S. 183.4' of N. 366.8' of 20
Donald & Helen Detweiler, N.183.4' 21
Donald & Helen Detweiler,
S. 183.4' of N. 366.8' of
William F. & Anna P. Detweiler
N. 183.4' of 22
William F. & Anna P. Detweiler
S. 183.4' of N. 366.8' of 22
John R. & Leona B. Porter, N.183.4'23
John R. & Leona B. Porter,
S. 183.4' of N. 366.8' of
Elmer W. & Norma J. Mettenbrink
N. 183.4' of 24
Elmer W. &;Norma J. Mettenbrink
S. 183.4' of N. 366.8' of 24
Laurel Rebekah Bullis, N. 183.4' 25
Laurel RebeNah Bullis
S. 183.4' of N. 366.81
Laurel Rebekah Bullis,
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Laurel Rebekah Bullis,
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W. 3' of N. 183.4' of
Laurel Rebekah Bullis
W. 3' of 8. 183.4' of 26
Laurel Rebekah Bullis, N. 183.41 27
Laurel Rebekah Bullis,
S. 183.41 of N. 366.8' of
Gladys Walter, Alvin E. Walter~
N. 183.4' 28
Irene Lichty and Avis Louise Vil1a- "
lobos
Gladys Walter, Alvin E. Walter, Irene
Lie.hty and Avis Louise Vil1abobos
S. 183.4' of N. 366.8' of
Roy J. & Goldie V. Dierberger
N. 183.4' 29
V. Dier'Qerger
366.8' of
Betty Janes
N. 183.4' 30
Richard F. N. & Betty Janes
S. 183.4' of N. 366.8' of 30
Wise Stewart N. 183.4' 31
Wise Stewart, 8.183.4' of N.366.8' 31
Howard W. & LaVerna E. Harris
E. 90' of N. 183.4' of
Howard W. & LaVerna E. Harris
E. 90' except the N. 183.4' and that
part thereof Quit Claim Deeded to the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska and
recorded in Book 139 of Deeds at Page
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Richard F. N. &
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165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
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7.50
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165.00
165.00
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165.00
165.00
187.50
187.50
225.00
225.00
137.50
137 .50
$8,996.88
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Moved by Councilman
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and seconded by Councilman
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that the foregoing resolution be adopted.
Motion
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, for Sanitary Sewer District
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No. 347, after due notice having been given thereof, that we find and adjudge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be the
total sum of $1,000.00;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts, and real
estate within such Sanitary Sewer District such benefits are the sums set
opposite the several descriptions as follows:
Name
Lot Blk
Addition
Amount
Albert R. & Marie E. Blattner &
Eleanorn L. Pence
~lri'i:x&x(jq~ 11e:l>:I>O\l riC
Willard I. & Verna Cormican
Willard I. & Verna Connican
Willard I. & Verna Cormican
Willard I. & Verna Connican
Peter E. Rickert
John H. & Roccene Baasch
1 41
2:
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Packer & Barrs 2nd
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m~Q!&x
140.,00
140.00
140.00
140.00
150.00
150.00
$1,000.00
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Moved by Councilman
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Councilman
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resolution be adopted.
Motion
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Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Sorensen, Council adjourned
to meet as Board of Adjustment
F. S. Wh it e
City Clerk
February 19, 1964
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February 19, 1964
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Council met as Board of Adjustment. All Councilmen present
except Kehm. Mayor Geil presiding.
Request of Conoco Courts to move their Laundry Building from
present location to lot across the Alley, Residence "A" was presented.
After some d iscusslon, mot ion of Mildensteln, seconded by Dav is,
request was denied.
Request of Albert H. Mueller for permission to build second house
on corner lot, was presented. There being no protestors present, nor
protests filed, motion of Sorensen, seconded by McGahan, request was
granted.
Request of Roy and Thelma Rasmussen to annex Lots 1 and 2,
American Legion Addition, and to rezone same to Business "iP' was
presented. There being no protests filed, nor protestors present,
motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Sorensen, request was granted.
(COpy) REPORT OF BUILDING CODE COMMITTEE IN HE: REQUEST OF LARRY BANK
February 19, 1964
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
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We the undersigned members of the Building Code Committee hereby
recommend that the request from J. W. Hughes of Specialties Inc. to
erect a warehouse on the property owned by Mr. Larry Bank, on Fonner
Park Road, be granted subject to the Building Inspectors authority
to enforce the restrictions on the areas Zoned Residence itA" as set
forth in appendix No.1 of the City Code.
The Chief Building Official is hereby authorized to isstte a
Building Permit for the erection of a warehouse on the a~ove mentioned
property.
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Respectfully submitted,
Don Schwieger
W. J. Lint
Richard Davis
BUILDING CODE COMMITTEE
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Motion of Lint, seconded by Schwieger, report was approved.
Motion of Mildenstein, Council adjourned to Regular Session.
F. S. White
City Clerk
February 19, 1964
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February 19, 1964
Council met in Regular Session. All Councilmen present except
Kehm. Mayor Geil presiding.
Renewal of Lease by and between the City of Grand Island and
Robert and Don Petersen for 15 A. agricultural land was presented.
Motion of McGahan, seconded by Sorensen,approved, Mayor and Clerk
authorized to sign.
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(COpy) REPORT OF AIRPORT COMMITTEE IN RE: EXEC AIR LEASES
February 19, 1964
Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council:
Gentlemen:
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The undersigned members of the Airport Committee recommend, that the
leases that Exec Air, Inc. holds on the Original Municipal Hangar,
Fourteen (14) liT" hangars and Hangar #T-113 be consolidated into one
(1) Lease for the following reason:
Due a request made by Robert J. Markowski for the consolidating of
these leases, Mr. Markowski states that he would like to have the
lease become renewable at the same time, as it is difficult for them
to make any long range plans of expansion with three (3) staggering
leases.
This Committee further recommends that the City Attorney be instructed
to consolidate these three (3) leases to run for five (5) years
terminating on May 31, 1972 with an option for the Lessee to renew
such lease for an additional five (5) years.
Respectfully submitted,
Airport Committee
S/ Richard E. Davis
S/ Norman Mildenstein
S/ Bernard L. McGahan
Motion of Davis, seconded by Lewis, referred to City Attorney
and Airport Committee with power to act.
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COMMITTEE REPORT
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Honorable Mayor & City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
t-Je, the members of the undersigned commi ttee, have revie'wed
the work load and the availability of. qualified personnel for
the City Engineering Department due to the recent resignation
of the surveyor-designer. It is recommended that replacement
help not be employed at thls time because of the approaching
change in the ci ty government. Until that time it is recommended
that the department employ private firms to make the field
surveys.
Motion of McGahan, seconded by Sorensen, Report was approved.
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COMMIT1'EE HEPOIn'
Honorable Mayor & City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
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We the members of the street and Alley Committee, hereby
reGommend that street lights be erected at the fallowing locations:
NEW STREET LIGHTS
13th and Piper
5th and Elm
6th and Elm
5th and Lincoln
Holcomb St. & S. Locust St.
S. Arthur & Stolley Park Rd.
8th st. & Custer Ave.
9th St. & Custer Ave.
REPLACE PRESENT STREET LIGHTS WITH NEW LIGHTS
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13th and Eddy 8th and Clark Anna and Blaine
IJth and Walnut 8th and Lincoln Oklahoma and Arthur
13th and Oak 8th and Adams 1st and Sycamore
12th and Vine 7th and Pine 1st and Kimball
12th and Kimball 7th and Kimball 1st and Oak
12th and Pine 7th and Oak 1st and Vine
12th and Wheeler 6th and Plum 1st and Plum
12th and Cedar 6th and Vine Sycamore and Division
12th and Elm 6th and Oak Division and Kimball
12th and Clark 5th and Vine Division and Vine
12th and Lincoln 5th and Oak Yund and Plum
11th and Greenwich 4th and Oc3.k Yund and Vine
11th and Elm L~th and Kimball Yund and Oak
11th and 'vIa Inu t 4th and Vj_ne Vine and Sutherlc3tld
11th and Wheeler 4th and Plum Plum and Sutherland
I 11th and Pine Koenig and f1a d 1 ~:; ,) n Cherry and Sutherland
10th and Pine Koenig and f'1 onr 0 e Plum and Hansen
lOth and \\Jheeler Koenig and Broadl^ie11 Vine and Hansen
lOth and Walnut Koenig and Tilden Oak and Hansen
lOth and Elm Koenig and G 1'80 1'1 t Cherry and Groff
10th and Cleburn Charles and Bla 1Ile Bischeld and Maple
10th and Clark Charles and Arthur Ashton and Plum
15th and Walnut Joenck and McArthur Division and Oak
Pine and Court Divisi:m anc1 Plum
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We, the undersigned members of the Public Health and Sanitation
Committee, do hereby recommend the adoption of the following ammend-
ments to the salary ordinance and recommend that the following
ammendments be incorporated in the salary ordinance as follows:
(m). Health Division - City, County
Assistant Laboratory Technician
,Director of Laboratory (Miss Vogel) 40
Food Sanitarian (Melvin Brown) 40
Assistant Sanitarian (Allan Ackerman)20
$150 - $175 per month
hrs. 220 - 250 per month
hrs. 350 - 450 per month
hrs. 150 - 200 per month
(n). Sanitation Division "B"
Assistant Sanitarian (Allan Ackerman) 20 hrs. $150 - $200 per month
We hereby recommend that this be referred to the Ordinance Committee
and that the Ordinance be drafted for the next regular Council meeting
S/ Bernard L. McGahan, Chairman
S/ William J. Lint
S/ Robert Sorensen
Motion of McGahan, seconded by Lint, referred to Finance and
Ordinance Committee.
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(COPY) LETTER FROM STERN BROTHERS & CO. IN RE: BOND ISSUE SWIFT & CO
February 7, 1964
The Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
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In connection with the contemplated bond issue to build plant for
Swift & Company, we herewith submit the following:
For $3,400,000 First Mortgage Industrial Revenue Bonds of your
City dated April 1, 1964 and maturing April 1st as follows:
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1977 $130,000
1978 135,000
1979 140,000
1980 145,000
1981 150,000
1982 160,000
1983 165,000
1984 170,000
1985 175,000
1986 185,000
1987 190,000
1988 200,000
1989 205,000
Bonds maturing 1975/1989 will be optional on April 1, 1974 or any
interest payment date thereafter at 103. Bonds shall be callable at
any time if the project is destroyed or damaged to the extent that it
cannot be rebuilt within four months or if the project is taken by
eminent domain or if there is some change in the constitutionality or
legality of the Act in Nebraska at 104. Bonds maturing in the years
1965/1974 and 1979/1989 shall bear interest at the rate of 3 3/4%.
Bonds maturing in the years 1975/1978 shall bear interest at the rate
of 3t% and shall be payable with semi-annual interest at the
Continental Illinois National Bank, Chicago, Illinois.
We will pay par plus accrued interest from the date of the bonds to th~
date of delivery to us for the above issue and it is understood that
you wi 11 furnish the printed bond s and the final unqualified legal
opinion of Messrs: Chapman and Cutler of Chicago, Illinois, attesting
to the legality of all actions taken in the issuance of the bonds.
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
$ 85,000
90,000
90 , 000
95,000
95,000
100,000
105,000
110,000
115,000
120,000
120, 000
125,000
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If this is in accordance with your understand1.ng, we would appreciate
conf1.rmation by Council action and acceptance as noted below.
Respectfully submitted,
STERN BROTHERS & CO.
FIRST NEBRASKA SECURITIES CO.
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Accepted this 19th day of February, 1964 be action duly taken.
S/ Warren B. Geil
MAYOR
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S/ F. S. White
CI TY CLERK
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Subject: Proposed Revenue Bonds for Swift & Company Packing Plant "Project".
The undersigned committee recommendsJ and it is moved by Councilman
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that the schedule of maturity of the $3J400JOOO ,First Mortgage Industrial
Revenue Bonds of the City of Grand IslandJ proposed to be issued in
connection with the Swift & Company Packing Plant "Project" as submitted
by Stern Brothers & CO.J Kansas CitYJ MissouriJ be and hereby is authorized
to be approved by the Mayor.
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WHEREAS, THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL invited sealed
proposals for installation of Substation equipment, erection
and wiring; Item No. I, Substation Erection and Wiring, and
Item No. II, Concrete Work, Fence, and Rock Surfacing necess-
ary as a part of the Electric System, said proposa~to be
received up to 7:30 o'clock P.M., on the 19th day of
February, 1964, and to be opened on said date at the reg-
ular meeting of the City Council, and,
WHEREAS, the proposal submitted by the_________________
_ KN~~~TIOr:. co. _______of the City of ..!'~OLN, NEBRASKA
ITEMS 1 & 2
___________..:.-...in the amount of_$63,500.00 was
found to -be the lo.v.;est and best proposal submitted and under
the Engineers estimate,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the proposal of
KNOX CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
for the installation of said
improvements be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved,
and that a contract for the said installation be entered into
and that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they are hereby
authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City of
Grand Island.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward
a certified copy of this Resolution to F. E. Phelps,
Utilities Commissioner.
Respectfully submitted this 19th day of February, 1964.
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Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, Resolution was adopted.
Mr. ~helps made explanation as to the reasons for decision on
letting of Contract of Substation, making reference to more local help
and all of Electrical work to be done by local he lp.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4108 leyying assessments on Paving District No. 392
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4108 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting
no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4108 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4108 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4108 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. ROll call Ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan. Vot ing no, none. Kehm absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 41Q2 - levying assessments on Paving District No.
398, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
OHDINANCE NO~09 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting
no, none. Kehm absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4109 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4109 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Vot ing no, none. Rehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4109 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4110 levying assessments on Paving District No. 399
regularly passed by the CounCil, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4110 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting
no, none. Kehm absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4110 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4110 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
r'J.les suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
OR~INANCE NO. 4110 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4111 levying assessments on Water Main District No.
236, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4111 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Voting
no, none. Kehm absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4111 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4111 - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4111 .... Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes~ Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, ~avis,
McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4112 - levying assessments on Water Main District
No. 237, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4112 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first. reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting
no, none. Kehm absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4112 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4112 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4112 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Holl call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4113 levying assessments on Sewer District No. 341,
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4113 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting
no, none. Kehm absent.
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ORDINANCE NO.. 4113 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4113 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules' suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4113 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, lJavis,
McGahan. Vat ing no, none. Kehm absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4114 levying assessments on Sewer District No. 347
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4114 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting
no, none. Kehm absent.
q~DINANCE NO. 4114 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting ye~, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. oting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4114 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4114 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4115 pertaining to operation of Pool and Billiard
Halls, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4115 - Motion of Mildenstein, seconded bV McGahan,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll cal~ ballot. oting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Votin;
no, none. Kehm absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4115, - Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by McGahan,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4115 - Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by McGahan,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4115 - Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by McGahan,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan. Voting no, none. Kehm absent.
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Mr. Davis made report on Proposed Agreement with the Air Force
or their representatiyes. Motion of McGahan, seconded by Davis that
the Mayor, City Attorney, and Chairman of the Airport Committee be
authorized to negotiate with the Air Force or their Representatives,
on the Basis of the Air Force excercising its Option to appropriate
for its use Hangar #T-115.
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Large Hangar T13l
Trailer Storage on Ramp
Also possibility of losing all
Approximately $38,000 per year
$1,060.48 $14,846.72
80.00 960.00
of our Grain Storage income
$15,806.72
Plan (2)
Skyways Hangar '-113 $136.95 $ 1,643.72
If this plan adopted Exec-Air will need additional liT" Hangars for
Storage, at least 20 immediately. Per unit cost of "T" Hangars runs
in the neighborhood of $2,400. PresEnt rental per unit of around
$30.00 per mo. Total additional investment on new Hangars-$48,000.
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Construct new Building on slab of Hangar which burned. Of Steel
Shell Construction per Air Force specs. Approximately $3.00 per sq.f1
Area needed 28,000 sq. ft, or $84,000. City is not in position to
finance .
Plan (4)
Small Hangar T-115 Income $342.06 per mo. $4,788.84 per year
Presently used by Grain Company, roughly half full, or 200,000 bu.
Grain Co. indicated by telephone conversation that they could do
wlthbut. Air Force will spend considerable money rejuvenating.
Motion of Schwieger, seconded by Mildenstein, Plot Plan of
Wagner Subdivision was presented. Referred to Planning Commission.
Schwieger reported as to request for annexation of Stewart
Subdivision, wherein Hoppe stated that if they could have the water
service, they would enter into contract whereby releasing the City
from furnishing other utility services. Mr. Phelps requested to spea~
stating that if and when they would use cesspools or leaching fmelds;
water for the Villa~ would be contaminated in time and the City
might have damage suits arising from same. Motion of Davis, s2conded
by Mildensteln, was referred to the City Attorney, Water Commissioner
and Utility Committee.
Claims against the City were presented as follows:
General
Airport
Cafe
St reet and Alley
Sanitation
Park
Po li ce
Cemetery
Fire
Sewer "E"
Sewer Const. IIFII
Garage
Wnter
Light
Off Street
TOTAL
$ 4,899.23 - / c <-
3,477.21
963.76
18,052.64
1,518.99
2,071.33
1,419.93
362.13
1,035.03
2,024.24
851.30
3,079.10
39,499.81
251,214.02
30.43
$330,509.15 Claims for February 19, 1964
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Motion of Sorensen, seconded by McGahan, claims were allowed as
presented and listed in the Claim Register.
The Mayor stated that he felt there might be meetings that would
be necessary to be held, and that when they adjourned that the
adjournment would be made at the call of the Mayor.
Mr. Burr voiced objections as to the Meetings of the Council
wherein same were not publicized.
Motion of McGahan, Council adjourned to meet at the call of the
Mayor.
F. S. Wh it e
Ci ty Clerk
February 19, 1964
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March 4, 1964
Council met in Regular Session. All Councilmen pn9sent. Mayor
Geil presiding. Rev. Volney Lofgreen, First Christian Church, opened
the meeting with prayer.
The Mayor made inquiry as to whether or not anyone in the audience
wished the read ing of the Minutes of the Meeting of February 19th.
IDhere being no requests, motion of Schwieger, seconded by Mildenstein,
to dispense with the reading of the Minutes of February 19th.
Bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney, were presented as
follows:
Ted Jackson
Riohard O. Kelly -- Plumbing and Gas Fitters.
Williams Bros. -- House Movers. Motion of Mildenstein, seoonded
by Lint, Bonds were approved.
Claim of Orvi.lle Vorhees Service for cleaning up debris after car-
truck accident at Five Points, April 6, 1963, in the amount of $75.00
was presented. Motion of Davis, seconded by Lint, referred to the
Police Committee and City Attorney.
Bid of Lewis O. Lute on Buildings at Airport presented as follows:
T-247 $51.00
T-304 $25.00
20 x 40 Addition to T-825 -- Clean up debris for Building. Motion
of Davis, seconded by Mildenstein, referred to the Airport Committee
with power to act.
Lacy Building and Supply made request to pave area on Clark Street
from lot line to curb 24' wide, pouring clearly defined curb sidew~lk.
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by McGahan, referred to Street and
Alley Committee, and City Engineer.
Request of W. F. Wichmann, Pastor Christ Evangelical Lutheran
Church, for the installation of a "stop-on-red" light at 13th and
Grand Island Avenue, to protect children at the school from heavy
traffic on 13th Street, was presented. Mildenstein and Kehm expressed
themselves that it was a busy street, and so many of high-school using
that street. After some discussion, motion of Kehm, seconded by
Mildenstein, request was granted.
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NOTICE OF APPEAL TO BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
R. E. APFEL
The undersigned hereby appeals from the refusal of the Chief
Building Inspector of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to permit a
variance from the zoning classification of the following described
real property:
Lot Five (5) and the Westerly One-Third (W 1/3) of Lot Six
(6) in Block Four (4), Arnold's Addition to the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; also known as 1122 West First Street
in the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska.
Attached hereto 1s a copy of the aecision rendered by such Chief
Building Inspector enacted on application for Building Permit No.
dated February 25, 1964.
Also attached hereto is a Petition In Support of the Application
For A Variance, directed to the Board of Ad just ment.
NOTICE TO CHITEF BUILDING INSPECTOR OF APPEAL
Notice is hereby given, of the foregoing appeal to the Board of
Adjustment of the City of Grand ~sland, Nebraska.
S/ R. E. Apfel, Appellant
Grand Island, Nebraska
FILED COPY: Febr. 28, 1964
S/ H. L. Butts, Building Inspector
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February 25, 1964
Mr. R. E. Apfel
209 E. 2nd St.
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
Dear Sir:
Your application for a permit to construct a private parking lot
on Lot 5 and the Westerly 1/3 of Lot 6, Block 4, Arnold Place to the
City of Grand Islanq, also known as 1122 West 1st Street is hereby
denied on the follow ing basis.
The property described above is now zoned Residence A, which
automatically prohibits the issuing of a permit. This request results
in a non-conforming use which can only be granted thru a Board of
Adjustment, in compliance with Ordinance No. 2162, Zoning Ordinance for
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
HLB: dgl
Sincerely yours,
S/ H. L. Butts
Building Inspector
Motion of Lint, seconded by Kehm, referred to the Zoning
Committee. Hearing set for Board of Adjustment, 7:30 P.M., March 18th.
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NOTICE OF APPEAL TO BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
(Delicious Foods)
The undersigned hereby appeals from the refusal of the Chief Building
Inspector of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to grant and issue
a permit to alter a building on the following described real property:
Lot 4 in Bloc~ 56, Original Town, now City of Grand Island,
Hall County, Nebraska.
Attached hereto is a copy of the decision rendered by such Chief
Building Inspector enacted on application for Building Permit filed by
John Claussen Sons Company on behalf of Delicious Foods Company,
dated February 20, 1964.
NOTICE TO CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR OF APPEAL
Notice is hereby given of Ahe foregoing appeal to the Board of
Adjustment of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
DELICIOUS FOODS COMPANY
S/ Bill Peterson, President
2012 W. Louise St.
Filed copy: February 27, 1964
S/ H. L. Butts, Building Inspector
Refusal of Building Inspector on account of the Zoning Ordinance.
Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger, Hearing set for Board of
Adjustment, March 18th.
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NOTICE OF APPEAL TO BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
2/28/64
The undersigned hereby appeals from the refusal of the Chief Building
Inspector of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to permit a variance
from the zoning classification of the following described real property
Lot A Holcombs Highway Homes Addition and Lot 11, Holcombs
Highway Homes 1st Addition.
Attached hereto is a copy of the decision rendered by such Chief
Building Inspector enacted on application for Building Permit No.
DATED February 27, 1964. (No permit issued)
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NOTICE TO CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR OF APPEAL
Notice is hereby given of the foregoing appeal to the Board of
Adjustment of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
ARROW INDUSTRIES, INC.
S/ No rri s Olson
Box 502
Grand Island, Nebraska
Filed copy: February 28, 1964
S/ H. L. Butts
Building Inspector
Refusal on account of non-compliance with Building Code. Motion
of Lint, seconded by Mildenstein, referred to Board of Adjustment.
Hearing set for March 18th.
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From Mayor Geil
To All Councilman (Absence of F. L. Pierce)
4 March 64
Our City Attorney Franklin L. Pierce is absent from duty caused by an
illness that requires immediate surgery, and he has requested that he
be placed on a temporary "Leave of Absence" status until such time as
his physical condition will allow him to assume his regular duties.
During the temporary absence of Mr. Pierce, it has been decided to
appoint Assistant Attorney Richard Huber to act as City Attorney until
Mr. Pierce is physically able to resume his former duties.
During this interim period Mr. Huber will spend 30 hours per week in
the City Attorney's Office located in City Hall, and some possible
secretarial changes may be necessary.
This arrangement will not provide for an assistant, and the Acting
City Attorney, Finance Chairman, and Mayor should have authority to
retain extra legal help when necessary.
Motion of Lint, seconded by Mildenstein, was approved.
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Gentlemen:
I have been approached by the Grand Island City Library Board concern-
ing the purchase of the building, owned by me, which is presently being
used as the Children's Library. The location of this building is
315 West Second Street, which is adjacent on the east to the main
library building.
The building is of brick construction, 22 feet wide and 132 feet long
on the ground floor, with a second story 22 feet wide and 60 feet long.
The building was re-roofed this fall, and the main floor is completely
a ir- cond it ioned .
is used as the
rental of $225.00.
sale of this
At present, the main floor of this building, which
Children's Library, is leased from me at a monthly
I hereby submit my willingness to negotiate on the
property at a price of $37,000.00.
Respectfully yours,
S/ J. O. Baumann
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March 4, 1964
Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
c/o City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The Library Board is extremely desirous of acquiring the building that
we presently rent for a childrens library from Mr. Jack O. Baumann.
As you know, we are noticeably pressed for space and if this building
would ever get away from us, it might be necessary for us to spend a
sizable amount of money to perform the services we are now performing
by using Mr. Baumann's building.
At the Library Board meeting held the night of March 2, 1964, we again
discussed the necessity of urging the City to make an offer for this
property. Presently, we are paying $2,700.00 a year in rent out of our
budget. If the Council would consent to buy this building, we would
be willing to have a like sum of money charged against our budget in
each of the years until the building is paid for. We are well aware
that all of these funds come out of the same pot , but it is a matter
of allocating funds as a charge to libr~ry operations.
We, wish to call your attention to the fact that this building would
also be available to serve other useful purposes for the City, since
the second floor of this building could be utilized for offices or for
st orage .
The Library Board believes that one of the major contributions that
'this Council could make to the City of Grand Island would be to acquire
additional real estate, including this piece of ground and we hope that
this can be done prior to change of administration.
HBN:lkm
Your s truly,
SI H. B. Null, Vice President
Library Board
Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein, referred to City
Property and Finance Committees.
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(COpy) REPORT of
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
February 26, 1964
Pre sent:
Absent:
Thoma7in, Cone, Lacy, Burdick, Hehnke, McCarthy, Walters
Allen, Reutlinger
1. Moved by Lacy we dispense with reading of minutes of the
February 10 meeting and approve the minutes as printed and distributed
to members. Seconded by McCarthy. Motion carried.
2. Moved by McCarthy we recommend approval to the City Council
of the plat of Waggener Subdivision, and authorize the Chairman to sign
the plat for the Commission. Seconded by Lacy. Motion carried.
3. Moved by Lacy we recommend approval to the City Council of
the plat and annexation of the United Church Addition to the City of
Grand Island, and recommend this addition retain its present zoning of
Residence A, described as follows: a tract of land located in the
NEiNEi of 22-11-9, Hall County, more particularly described as follows:
beginning at the NW corner of Lot 5, Block 1, Claussen's Country View
Addition; thence southerly 351 feet, to the NW corner of Block 3,
Clau~sen's Country View Addition; thence westerly 210.375 feet to the
NE corner of Lot 109, Hawthorne Place; thence northerly 351 feet to the
South line of Bisma~k Road; thence easterly 210.375 feet to the place 0
beginning and containing 1.695 acres, more or less; the southerly 60
feet of which comprises street right-of-way designated as Oklahoma
Avenue; and authorize the Chairman to sign the plat for the Commission.
Seconded by Hehnke. Motion carried.
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4. Phil Martin's request for annexation of 2 lots was discussed.
Moved by McCarthy we recommend to the City Council that they institute
annexation proceeding .to annex the Joehnck Subdivision H to the City
of Grand Island, and that it retain its present zoning of Residence A.
Seconded by Lacy. Motion carried.
5. Bill Ersham submitted a tentative plat of property located in
Sec. 22, TllN, R9W. Moved by McCarthy we refer to the City Engineer
Department the proposed plat of the Ersham property to determine
feasibility of street location, and provisions for easements. Seconded
by Burdick. Motion carried.
6. Lacy and Lee Butts, City Building Inspector, presented a
request of Bacon R~alty Co., for rezoning of Lots 1 and 2, Block 13,
Boggs and Hill Addition to Business B. The Chairman requested the
minutes of the Commissions' previous action on November 27, 1963 be
read. After lengthy discussion it was determined the present zoning,
Business A, is similar to the proposed zoning recommended in the new
~oning ordinance for this, and the adjoining business property. No
further action was taken.
Meeting adjourned 10:00 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ Clarence Walters, Secretary
Received and placed on file. Motion of Davis, seconded by
Mildenstein, Item 4 was referred to City Engineer, Light and Water
Committee and City Attorney.
Mot ion 0 f Sorensen, Council ad journed to meet as Board of
~qualization.
F. S. White
City Clerk
March 4, 1964
Grand Island, Nebraska
March 4, 1964
Council met as Board of EquaLization on Gravel Districts No. 39-40
41, Water Main District No. 241, and Sewer Districts 338-345-348. All
Councilmen present. Mayor Geil presiding.
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the
City of Grand Island , Nebraska, sitting as a Board
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after
due notice having been given thereof, that we find
and adjudge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such
district to be the total sum of $79.20;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective
lots, tracts and real estate within such Gravel District
such benefits are the sums set opposite the several
descriptions as follows:
NmE
LOT BLK ADDITION AMOUNT
15 17 University $19.80
place
16 " " 19.80
1 24 " 19.80
2 " " 19.80
TOTAL:$79.20
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Mary & Elizabeth O'Neil and
Hannah Kilgore
Les & Bertha Kuszak
Mike J. & De1zelle C. Zoucha
Donald D~ & Mary Bartlett
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Moved by Councilman
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and seconded by Councilman
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that the foregoing resolution be adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of
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after due
notice having been given thereof, that we find and
adjudge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such
district to be the total sum of $402.30;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots,
tracts and real estate within such Gravel District such
benefits are the sums set opposite the several descrip-
tions as follows:
NAME
LOT BLK
ADDITION
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Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod
of Wisconsin & Other States, a
Wisconsin Religious Corporation
of Milwaukee 1
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 6
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 7
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 8
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 9
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 10
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 1
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 2
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 3
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 4
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 5
Spe1ts Sales Company, a Corporationl
Spe1 ts S ales Company, II 5
Spelts Sales Company, " 6
Spel ts Sales Company, II 7
Spelts Sales Company, " 8
Spelts Sales Compapy, " 9
Spelts Sales Company, " 10
Spelts Sales Company, " 5
Spe1ts Sales Company, "Exc. N25' E!Jl' 6
Lawrence H. & Agnes Gerdes 7
Lawrence H. & Agnes Gerdes 8
Lawrence H. & Agnes Gerdes 9
Lawrence H. & Agnes Gerdes 10
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod
A tract of land 132 ft. in width
lying adjacent to and W of Howard
Avenue nom 9th St. to the N line
of 7th St. extended W.
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West View
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SE~ of NW~ of
Sec. 17-11-9
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TOTAL:
Moved by Councilman
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seconded by Councilman
the foregoing resolution be adopted.
Motion r:/~/~/)~_2c(
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AMOUNT
$ 19.80
7.95
7.95
7.95
7.95
27.75
7.95
7.95
7.95
7.95
7.95
19.80
19.80
27.75
7.95
7.95
7.95
27.75
19.80
23.25
7.95
7.95
7.95
7.95
89.40
$40C2:W-
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board
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41
after due notice having been given thereof, that we
find and adjudge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in
such district to be the total sum of $80.70;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective
lots, tracts and real estate within such Graveling
District such benefits are the sums set opposite the
several descriptions as follows:
NAME
LOT BLK
ADDITION
AMOUNT
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Francis H. & Eunice S. Williams 1
Marie E. Pearson & Lillie E.C.
Nuernberger
Leon T. & Mabel Shultz
Joe T. & Catherine Bigley
Don R. & Kathleen E.White
School District of the City of
Grand Island 41.10
A tract of land in the E~ of the NE~, Section 21-11-9,
adjacent to and southerly of Phoenix Avenue between Clark
Street and Greenwich Avenue as recorded in Deed Book 132,
Page 23, in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Hall
County, Nebraska.
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Glover's Sub.
$ 8.10
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3
4
5
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7.80
7.80
7.80
8.10
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$80 . 70
TOTAL:
Moved by Councilman
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and seconded by Councilman
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization,
for Water Main District No. 241-after due notice having
been given thereof, that we find and adjudge:
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The benefits accruing to the real estate in such dis-
trict to be the total sum of $2,650.00;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots,
tracts and real estate within such Water Main District such
benefits are the sums set opposite the several descriptions
as follows:
NAME
LOT BLK
AMOUNT
Moved by Councilman _ ~.?t-/)/.t .:,z e L
seconded by Councilman ~)7 ~ l~ L:H ..;/lL t.c'-
that the foregoing resolution be adopted.
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Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 6
of Wisconsin and other States, a
Wisconsin Religious Corporation
of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 7
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 8
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 9
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 10
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 1
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 2'
Evangiical Lutheran Joint Synod 3
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 4
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod 5
Spelts Sales Company, a Corporation 6
Spelts Sales Company 7
Spelts Sales Company 8
Spehs Sales Company 9
Spelts Sales Company 10
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod
Part of SE~ NW~ Sec. 17-11-9, more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the
S line of 9th st. and the W line of
Howard Ave; thence W on the S line
of 9th St. for a distance of 132 ft.;
thence S parallel to the W line of
Howard Ave for a distance of 265 ft.;
thence E parallel to the S line of
9th St. for a distance of 132 ft. to
the W line of Howard Ave.; thence N
on the W line of Howard Ave. for a
distance of 265 ft. to the place of
beginning.
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1 West View
$ 132.50
" " 132.50
" " 132.50
" " 132.50
" " 132.50
2 " 132.50
" " 132.50
" " 132.50
" " 132.50
" " 132.50
8 " 132.50
" " 132.50
" " 132.50
" " 132.50
" u 132.50
662.50
TOTAL:
$2650.00
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, for Sanitary Sewer District
No. 338, after due notice having been given thereof, that we find and adjudge:
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total sum of $5,145.00;
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be the
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts and real
estate within such sanitary sewer district such benefits are the sums set
125.00
125.00
125.PO
125.00
125.00
131. 25
125.00
125.00
~.2'00
$5145.00
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opposite the several descriptions as follows:
Name
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Richard & Annette Mendyk E 125' of
Chester & Alice Moore, except E 125' of
Lucille Glover
Loucille Glover
Loucille Glover
William & Lucille Robertson
William & Lucille Robertson
Joseph Robertson, Jr.
Joseph Robertson, Jr.
William & Celia A. Smith
Harold & Delores Green
Joseph & Antonia Brule
Joseph & Antonia ~rule
Joseph & Antonia Brule
Elizabeth & Ted Sunberg & Mary Nelson
Donald & Darlene Robertson
John & Nina Hanore
Theo & Mildred Law
Elizabeth & Ted Sunberg & Mary Nelson
Edith E. Ellis (deceased)
Edith E. Ellis (deceased)
John Swick
John & Louise Untiedt
Edwin G. Ellis
Edward G. & Myrta J.
Edward G. & Myrta J.
Edward G. & Myrta J.
City of Grand Island
Dorothy & James Hicks
Gordon & Mildred M. Dahlke
Warren Davis, Alberta Smith, Alice Davis
Gosda, Alfred Davis, & Alta Davis
Blackburn
Warren Davis, Alberta Smith, Alice
Davis Gosda, Alfred Davis & Alta
Davis Blackburn
Alvin C. & Ruth Fulton
Alvin C. & Ruth Fulton
Gordon & Mildred Dhlke
Gordon & Mildred Dahlke
Loucille Glover
Loucille Glover
Loucille Glover
Loucille Glover
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2
3
4
5
5
6
7
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10
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12
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16
17
18
19
20
21
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W t of
Schoel
Schoel
Schoel
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20 3
21
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B
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by Councilman ',/71 -{ (" /f'l 1:) ,
foregoing resolutiQn be adopted.
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Lot Blk
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Addition Amount
Blain Add. $345.00
" 250.00
" 131. 25
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 62.50
" 62.50
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
Blain Add. 37.50
" 125.00
" 125.00
" 125.00
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It 125.00
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, for Sanitary Sewer District
No. 345, after due notice having been given thereof, that we find and adjudge:
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The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be the
total sum of $1545.00;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts, and real
estate within such sanitary sewer district such benefits are the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
Moved by Councilman
Lot Blk Addition Amount
1 2 Knickrehm 6th $196.25
2 " 196.25
3 " 196.25
4 " 196.25
5 " 196.25
6 " 196.25
7 " 196.25
8 " 171.25
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Name
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
Johnson Land Company
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, for Sanitary Sewer District
No. 348, after due notice having been given thereof, that we find and adjudge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be the
total sum of $1190.00;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts and real
estate within such Sanitary Sewer District such benefits are the sums set
opposite the several descriptions as follows:
Name
Chris & Lura Schuenman
Raymond & LaVena Hagenmaster
AIda Gunn
Richard Dar+ing Lesh
Lyle J. & Rosa M. Lacy
Richard Darling Lesh
Lyle J. & Rosa M. Lacy
Rudy & Madeline Luebs
Rudy & Madeline Luebs
Moved by Councilman
seconded by Councilman
Lot Blk
Addition
Amount
W .1. of 1
E .t of 1
2
;3
.5
4
6
7
8
$75.00
75.00
147.50
147.50
150.00
150.00
147.50
147.50
150.00
$1,190.00
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Packer & Barrs
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the foregoing resolution be adopted.
Motion U/l i ~ t ..cr
Motion of Mildensteln, seconded by Schwieger, Council adjourned
to meet as Board of Adjustment.
March 4, 1964
F. S. White
City Clerk
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March 4, 1964
Council met as Board of Adjustment on rezoning Block 2, Nelson's
Subdivision from Residence A to Industrial. All Councilmen present.
Mayor Geil presiding.
Request of Lacy Building and Supply for rezoning of Block 2,
Nelson's Subdivision from Residence "A" to "Industrial", was presented.
There being no protests, motion of Schwieger, seconded by Mildenstein,
Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign Plat.
Plat of American Legion Addition presented. Motion of Schwieger
seconded by Mildenstein, approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign.
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Davis, Council adjourned to
Regular Session.
F. S. White
Cit y Clerk
March 4, 1964
Grand Island, Nebraska
March 4, 1964
Council met in Regular Session. All Councilmen present. Mayor
Geil presid ing.
(COpy) POLICE COMMITTEE REPORT IN RE:: POLl CE DOG
February 20, 1964
Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
cn y Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
Gentlemen:
Pursuant to the attached letter from Patrolman Donald Bockhahn relative
to our police dog, it is the opinion and recommendation of the under-
signed committee that this dog be returned to the Grand Island Kennel
Club from which it was received over a year ago.
Your Committee also feels this dog could probably be given to some
other law enforcement organization where it might be of more
beneficial service.
Respectfully submitted,
Sj R. E. Davis
Sj Norman Mildenstein
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POLICE COMMITTEE
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Davis, approved.
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(COpy) REPORT OF POLICE COMMITTEE IN BE: CLEARING PREMISES OF TAVERNS
February 24, 1964
Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
Ci ty Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
Gentlemen:
There is a need for clarification of the City Code, Section 4, relative
to time allowed patrons to clear the premises of taverns following the
regular set closing hour.
It is the recommendation of the undersigned Committee to have the City
Code amended by adding a new Section thereto, stating therein, that all
patrons must vacate the premises of any tavern 15 minutes after the
regularly set closing hour.
We further recommend the legal department originate such ordinance,
covering the above subject.
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by
Schwieger, approved.
Respectfully submitted,
sj R. E. Davis
Sj Norman Mildenstein
POLICE
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COMMITTEE REPORT
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
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We the members of your Water and Light Committee wish to
report that a proposal in writing has been submitted to the
office of the Utilities Commissioner relative to the renting
of space adjacent to the Locust St. Well to Roush Mobile Homes
for the purpose of parking trailers for display purposes.
Your committee further reports that this proposal stip-
ulates that this firm will only use this space for the purpose
indicated and will guarantee to provide necessary access to
and from the well for the City Wat~r Department. It further
stipulates that this firm will keep the area free from weeds
and will otherwise maintain it in a satisfactory manner. In
return for this privilege they agree to pay the City Water
Department a monthly rental of $ 50.00.
Your committee further reports that this is a satis-
factory and profitable arrangement for the City Water Depart-
ment. We therefore, recommend that this report be approved
and that the City Attorney and the Utilities Commissioner be
instructed to enter into an agreement with ~tr. Roush to
implement this proposal.
Respectfully submitted this 4th
March, 1964.
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Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, approved.
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COMMITTEE REPORT
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Islandt Nebraska
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Wet the members of the Watert Electrict City Property
and Ordinances Committee, report that under existing Ord-
inances, it is necessary for the Water and Light Departments
to cause an annual audit of the books of the Light and Water
Departments to be made by a nationally recognized firm of
certified public accountants.
Your committee further reports that the firm of Peat,
Marwick, Mitchell & Co. of Lincoln, Nebraska have submitted
a proposal for making such an audit for the Fiscal year
ending July 3lt 1964. In view of the proven qualifications
of this firm and the high quality of the professional ser-
vices they have performed for the City in preparing this
audit in the past, we find this proposal to be acceptable.
Your committee recommends that this proposal be
accepted and that the Mayor be authorized to sign the same,
and a certified copy of this report be forwarded to F. E.
Phelpst Utilities Commissioner.
Respectfully submitted this 4th day of March, 1964.
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Motion of Ml1densteln, seconded by Lewis, approved.
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COMMITTEE REPORT
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Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
1;1e, the members CJf the undersigned cc)mmittees, to
whCJm was referred the request of Mr. Virgil L. Roush
for water and sanitary sewer service to an area s:Juth
of FCJTIner Park Road and east :Jf South Locust Street
recommend that this request be denied because c)f the
lack of the necessary funds to extend water and sanitary
sewer mains to this area. The sanitary sewer main as
purposed in the Black & Veatch Engineering Report is
required to serve this area rather then buDding another
lift station that would be discharged into the central
sewer system that already contains two (2) lift stations.
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Motion of Lint, seconded by Davis, approved. Request denied.
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CONMITTEE REPOR'I'
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Honorable Mayor & City Council
Grand IsID,nd, Nebraska
Gent leme'n:
v~e, the members of the unders igned committee, hereby recommend
that the following petitions for pa.ving be denied.
Paving 1':0. )-+-08 Forrest st. from Sheri.dm1' Ave. to the west line
of University Place
Paving No. 409 Grand Ave., Arrowhead Road, pa.rt of Stagecoach
Road and Adams st., all in Riverside Acres a
Subdivision
Paving No. 410 La Mar Ave. from Harrison st. to the west line of
Brach's Seconrl Add.
It is further recommended that new petitions for these areas,
be submitted to the City Council to be clected in April 1964. At
that time rate stu.dies for Paving nO\IIJ in progress may be completed
and acted upon by the nel'] council. Furthermore, storm sewer
problems as they affect these areas may be reviewed.
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JVIarch 4, 1961-1-
C OFjJVII'l'TEE REPORT
Honorable Mayor & City Council
Grand Islxnd, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We, the members of the undersigned committee, hereby re-
commend that the following petitions for Curb and Gutter be
denied.
Curb and Gutter 111
In Riverside as follows: On the W. side
of Riverside Drive from the N. line of the
Sub. Riverside Acres to Stagecoach Road, i
and on the E. side of Riverside Drive from
the S. liTIB of Holcomb St. to a point 79.75
N. of the N. line of Stagecoach Hoad extended
east.
It is further recommended that new petitions for these areas,
be submitted to the City Council to be elected in April 1964. At
that time rate studies for Curb and Gutter now in progress mEI.Y be
completed and acted upon by the new council. Furthermore, Curb
and gutter problems as they affect these areas may be reviewed.
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Motion of Schwieger, seconded by Kehm, approved. Request denied.
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Grand Islond, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We, the members :Jf the undersigned c~mmittee, hereby re-
commend that the following petitirrns for Water Main be denied.
\'Jater P1atn 2LtJ Grand Ave. from Riverside Drive to the vJ. line
of Riverside Acres. Hiverside Dr:tve from Grand
ave. to Stagec:Jach Road. Arrowhead R:J3d from
Grand Ave. t:J Stagec:Jach Road. Stagec:J3ch Hoad
from Hi vers ide Dr! ve to VJ. 1 ine of Arr:::n~head
Road.
Water Nain 244 Eugene St. from N. line of Anderson Secrrnd Sub.
to Hall st.
Water !VIain 245 La !VIaI' Ave. from Harrison St. to the w6st line
of Brach's Seco"nd Add..
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It is further recommended that new petitions for these arec:Ji3,
be submitted to the City Council to be elected in April 1964. At
that time rate studies for Water Nain now in progress may be
completed and acted upon by the new council. Furthermore, Water
!VIain problems as they affect these areas may be reviewed.
Water C::'Jrnrnittee
Motion of Schwle~r, seconded by Ml1denstein, approved.
Request denied.
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Honorable Mayor & City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
~{e, the members of the undersigned committee, hereby re-
commend that the follow ing pet it ions f8r Sanj, tfJry Sell,Jer be de11iecl.
Sanitary Sewer 351 From Riverside Drive to W. line of Riverside
Acres, between Grand Ave. and Hagge Ave..
Stagec::Jach Hoad to Grand Ave., betl\1een
Riverside Drive and Arrowhead Road. Stage-
coach Hoad to N. line of Blk. 3, Riverside
Acres, between ArroHheac1 Road and Cotton-vvood
Hoad
Sanitary Sewer 352 In the easements in Blks. 1, 2 and 3 in
Second Add. to Holcomb's Highway Homes,
B.nd in the Tie-Sub. of BIle LI- Sec8nd Add.
to Holcomb's Highway Homes.
Sani tary SevJer
353 From N. line of Anders8n Second Sub. t8 Hall
St., between Plum St. and Eugene St., from
N. line of Anderson Second Sub. to Hall St.,
between Eugene st. and Pleasant VievJ Drive.
So.nitary Sewer
391- S. side of LJts 7 tJ ILl- inc., and E. side
of Lot JJI- and!/J . side of Lot I? in Brach; s
2nd Add.
Sanitary Sewer 355 From Riverside Dr. to \N. line of Lot "A" i.n
Holcomb's Highway Homes - between Stolley
Park Rd. and Holcomb st.
Sanitary Sewer 356 To serve Bl. 4 Gladstone Place.
It is further recommended that new petitions for these areas
be submitted to the City Council to be elected in April 1961.+. At
that time rate studies for Sanitary Sewcr now in progress may'be
eompletcd and acted upon by the new counc:i 1. Furthermore, Sani tary
Sewer problems as they affect these areas may be reviewed.
Sanitary Sewer Committee
Mot ion of Schwieger, seconded by Mi ldenstein, approved. Request denied
McGahan brought up the topic of garbage disposal for Park View
Village; the cost to the City; proposed cost to the Village. After
cons,iderable discussion pertaining to fees paid by the County and
other Municipalities for garbage disposal, no action taken.
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RES 0 L U T I~
WHEREAS, by order of the City Council, notice was given that
sealed bids would be received in the office of the City Clerk, Grand
Island, Nebraska, up to 7:30 o'clock P.M., March 4, 1964, for Building
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WHEREAS, the bids received having been examined by the Council;
and,
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in the amount of 5 I ~
has been found to be the most appropriate and satisfactory;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council that the
above named bid for the above named b~ding be accepted.
Respectfully submitted this 1-
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, by order of the City Council, notice was given that
sealed bids would be received in the office of the City Clerk, Grand
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T-304, located on the Municipal Airport; and,
WHEREAS, the bids received having been examined by the Council;
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' WHEREAS, the bid of C~~
in the amount of 25 (>~
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has been found to be the most appropriate and satisfactory;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council that the
above
named bid for above named bUil~~ be accepted.
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WHEREAS, by order of the City Council, notice was given that
sealed bids would be received in the office of the City Clerk, Grand
Island, Nebraska, up to 7:30 o'clock P.M., March 4, 1964, for a frame
addition attached to the north end of Building T-825, size 20' by 44',
located on the Municipal Airport; and,
WHEREAS, the bids received having been examined by the Council;
and,
WHEREAS, the bid of jf~ ,:.c, cD 1(" Jb:-..
in the amount oj' .~~ ~
has been found to be the most appropriate and satisfactory;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council that the
above named bid for the above described frame addition to Building T-825
be accepted.
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ORDINANCE NQ. 4116 levying tax on Gravel District No. 39,
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4116 - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4116 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger
Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4116 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only. holl
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger
Dav is, McGahan, Keh m. Vot ing no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4116 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, bavis, McGahan,
Kehm. Voting no, none.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4117 levying tax for Gravel District No. 40,
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4117 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4117 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
ru.les suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voti.ng yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4117 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4117 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4118 levying tax for Gravel District No. 41,
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
OHDINANCE NO. 4118 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by r-1ildenstein,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Vot ing no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4118 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4118 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, D8vis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4118 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on f:1.nal passage and fina lly passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4119 levying tax for Water Main District No. 241,
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4119 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4119 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4119 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4119 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
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RESOLUTION TO CITY COUNCIL by Herb Roeser, Pres.
Associated Retailers of Grand Island
March 3, 1964
WHEREAS, a recently concluded State Department agreement with
Australia and New Zealand will allow these countries to export
to the United States the same amount of beef which they ex-
ported to the United States in 1962 and 1963, and;
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WHEREAS, the recently signed agreement with Australia and New Ze~land
allows these nations to export the same amount of steaks and
roast s, and;
WHEREAS, this agreement with the aforementioned nations reveals for the
first time that anything but poorer grades of beef have been
imported to the United State s, and;
WHEREAS, these beef imports have risen from 1.6% of domestic production
in 1956 to 10.6% of domestic production in 1962, and;
WHEREAS, it has been reliably reported that the foreign aid program of
this nation is being used to finance a competitive cattle
industry overseas at the expense of a domestic cattle industry
WHEREAS, such beef imports are materially and adversely affecting the
cattle industry of this nation, the great state of Nebraska,
and the central region of this state, and;
WHEREAS, the livestock and beef industry is of prime importance to the
economy and well being of the city of Grand Island;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Associated Retailers of Grand
Island, forwally go on record favoring a program of legis-
lation by the Congress of the United States that will restrict
imports to a level which will not do harm to our domestic
cattle ind ustry.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Associated Retailers of Grand Island
urge the City Council of the city of Grand Island to pass a
resolution urging the citizens of this City to purchase only
fresh beef that is raised in this country and to refuse to
purchase fresh beef that has been imported from abroad.
Respectfully submitted,
SI Herbert V. Roeser, President
Associated Retailers of
Grand Island
Motion of McGahan, seconded by Sorensen, Resolution was adopted.
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WHEREAS, a recently concluded State Department agreement with
Australia and New Zealand will allow these countries to export to the
United States the same amount of beef which they exported to the United
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WHEREAS, the recently signed agreement with Australia and New Zealand
allows these nations to export the same amount of steaks and roasts, and;
WHEREAS, this agreement with the aforementioned nations reveals for
the first time that anything but poorer grades of beef have been imported
to the United States, and;
WHEREAS, these beef imports have risen from 1.6% of domestic production
in 1956 to 10.6% of domestic production in 1962, and;
WHEREAS, it has been reliably reported that the foreign aid program of
this nation is being used to finance a competitive cattle industry overseas
at the expense of a domestic cattle industry;
WHEREAS, such beef imports are materially and adversely affecting the
cattle industry of this nation, the great State of Nebraska, and the central
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WHEREAS, the livestock and beef industry is of prime importance to the
economy and well being of the City of Grand Island;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council of Grand
Island, Nebraska, that said Council, at the request of the Associated Retailers
of Grand Island, Nebraska, go on record as favoring a program of legislation
by the Congress of the United States that will restrict imports to a level
which will do no harm to our internal domestic cattle industry.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of said Resolution be sent by United
States mail to the United States senators for Nebraska, and also to our
Representative from Nebraska. , V ~ ;g ~t
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Said Resolution having been unanimously adopted by the Grand Island
City Council the 4th day of March, 1964.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4120 levying tax for Sewer District No. 338,
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4120 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by McGahan, was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Vot ing no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4120 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
by McGahan,
by title only.
Lint, Lewis,
ORDINANCE NO. 4120 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by McGahan,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4120 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by McGahan,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4121 levying tax for Sewer District No. 345,
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4121 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4121 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schw ieger, Davis" McGahan, Kehm. Vot ing no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4121 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4121 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4122 levying tax for Sewer District No. 348,
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4122 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Kehm, was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4122 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Kehm, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger
Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4122 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Kehm, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on th ird reading by title only. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger
Davis, McGahan, Kehm:11 Voting,no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. ~122 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Kehm, was
placed on final passage and finally pas i3ed. Roll call ballot. Vot ing
yes, Sorensen, Mildenst ein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan,
Kehm. Voting no, none.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4123 pertaining to salaries in Health and Sanitatio~
Departments held up.
ORDINANCE NO. 4124 rezoning American Legion Addition from
Residence "A" to Business "A" regularly passed by the Council, signed
by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4124 - Motion of McGahan, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4124 - Motion of McGahan, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4124 - Motion of McGahan, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4124 - Motion of McGahan, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4125 rezoning Block 2, Nelson's Subdivision from
Residence "A" to Industrial, regularly passed by the Council, signed
by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4125 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4125 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4125 - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4125 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. holl call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
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The Mayor reported Mr. Pierce and Mr. Lehmann having been operated
on, both apparently doing as well as could be expected.
Claims against the City were presented as follows:
General $ 8,681.21 Fire $ 292.83
Airport 1,271.19 Sewer "E" 321.85
Cafe 649.41 Sewer "D" 4,050.00
Street 157.23 Garage 1,502.94
Sanitation 114.34 Water 71,046.59 f"[(
Park 211.64 Light 55,043.80
Police 411.66 Off Street 5.60
Cemetery 52.57 TOTAL $143,812.86
Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger, claims were allowed as
presented, and listed in the Claim Register. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan,
Kehm. Voting no, none.
Mot ion of Lint, seconded by Kehm that a copy of the Resolut ion
pertaining to "Import Meats" be sent to Representatives.
Motion of Sorensen, Council adjourned.
March 4, 1964
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March 13, 1964
1:00 P.M.
Council met as per special call of the Mayor. All Councilmen
present except Mildenstein. Mayor Gei1 presiding.
Supplemental Agreement to the Contract by and between the City of
Gr8.nd Island and Thomas, Benjamin and Clayton, pertaining to Agreement
signed February 21st, 1964, pertaining to construction of Fire Station
at the Airport.
Agreement was presented. Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Davis,
was approved, Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign.
Motion of Sorensen Council adjourned.
March 13, 1964
1:00 P.M.
F. S. Wh 1 t e
City Clerk
APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING FEBR. 29, 1964
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FUND APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED TOTAL BALANCE
FEBRUARY EXPENDED
Adm. 81106.62 8320.77 48009.59 . 33097.03
Building 22595.00 2193.38 13075.90 9519.10
City Hall 24170.00 3304.16 12882.85 11287.15
. C1 vil Service 1435.00 50.00 706.53 728.47
Eng. 65100.00 16.00 4392.51 37431.31 27684.69
I Health 35042.00 2995.96 19469.54 15572.46
Incid. 45134.00 2006.05 15583.19 29550.81
Sewer Maint A 38065.00 1158.29 18499.16 19565.84
General 312647.62 24421.12 16565Sr:-07 147005.55'
Bond & Int. 17479.66 405.00 19717.50
Airport 288660.00 10876.71 95765.86 192894.14
Airport Cafe 35463.76 3143.48 20286.09 15177.67
St-Alley-Pav. 260597.87 -16.00 30084.17 169565.33 91016.54
Sanitation B 75175.00 6972.43 48784.66 26390.34
Park 145927.25 5168.97 49419.97 96507.28
Police 216254.00 16932.00 124569.18 91684.82
Cemetery 44130.00 2208.33 18065.13 26064.87
I Fire 219188.50 18942.44 120912.27 98276.23
Fire Pension 39018.24 2268.52 15879.64 23138.60
Sewer Plant E 89298.00 8371.31 45839.52 43458.48
Sew. Const D 85419.94 500.00 53755.50 31664.44
New San Sew C' 60000.00 32126.89 27873.11
Sew Syst. F 101259.62 1776.20 6540.93 94718.69
Ci ty Garage 60910.00 7959.45 33557.66 27352.34
Off st Parking 20882.82 30.43 1326.51 19556.31
Band 5700.00 2332.50 3367.50
Civil Defense 500.00 191.96 308.04
Cem Perm Ca.re 159159.21 159159.21
Social Security76730.61 37241.40 39489.21
I Library 44790.00 4041.50 26546.08 18243.92
~J5~1~2.10 144102.06 1088082.65 1271109.45
. Water 200819.56 1522155.07
Light 380959.70 2727277.91
Sewer District 2845.59 77770.33
Paving District 181726.~
728726.91 5597012.01
Respectfully Submitted,
F. S. vV'hite, City Clerk.
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Grand Island, Nebraska
March 18, 1964
Council met in Regular Session. All Councilmen present. Mayor
Geil presiding. Major Kiefer, Salvation Army, opened the meeting with
prayer.
The Mayor made inquiry as to whether or not anyone in the audience
wished the reading of the Minutes of the Meetings of March 4th and 13th
There being no requests, motion of Mildenstein, seconded by McGahan,
to dispense with the reading of the Minutes.
Bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney, were presented as
follows:
Prelsendorf Plumbing Company
Strong Advertising Company, Sign Hangers
Richard G. Williams, House Movers. Motion of Sorensen, seconded
by Mildensteln, Bonds were approved.
Request of Junior Chamber of Commerce for permission to place
small bu.ilding at 3rd and Locust, in front of First National Bank on
Saturday, March 28th, for the purpose of sol:icitation of small donation
from the general publ ic to he Ip pay for furnish ings for new home for
children, was presented. Motion of Lint, seconded by McGahan, request
was granted.
Request of Blue Star Bar for permission to move their License
from 308 N. Walnut to 524 W. 4th Street, was presented. Motion of
McGahan, seconded by Mildenstein, referred to License Committee.
Protest pertaining to Verr~ Younes present License, as well as
Renewal, was presented. Motion of McGahan, seconded by Mildenstein,
referred to City Attorney, and License Committee.
Request of Wm. I. Kelly, that an area along side the Drive-In-
Theatre, be rezoned from Residence "A" to Business "B" was presented.
Motion of Lint, seconded by Mildenstein, referred to Planning Commissio
Appeal of Lafayette Phelps from the decision of Building Inspector
pertaining to construction of du.plex on Lots 275-276, West Lawn, was
presented. Motion of Lint, seconded by Davis, referred to Committee.
Hearing set before the Board of Adjustment, for 7:30 P.M., April 1st.
Appeal of Corrine Camp from the decision of Building Inspector
to build duplex on Lots 13 and 15, Block 16, University Place, was
presented. Motion of Lint, seconded by Schwieger, set for Hearing
before Board of Adjustment, 7:30 P.M., April 1st.
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MINUTES OF PLANNING COMMISSION
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
March 11, 1964
Present: Thomazin, Lacy, Burdick, Cone, Hehnke, Reutlinger, McCarthy,
Wal ters
Absent: Allen
1. Moved by Lacy we dispense with reading of minutes of February
26th meeting, and approve the minutes as printed and distributed to
members. Seconded by Burdick. Motion carried.
2. The Commission had a lengthy discussion of the off-street
parking request of Apfel-Butler-Geddes Funeral Home, and it was
suggested action be deferred pending the decision of the Board of
Adjustment.
3. Reutlinger moved we recommend to the City Council the approval
of the plat of Lot H, Joehnck's Subdivision, the annexation of this
area, and recommend the present zoning be retained, and authorize the
chairman to sign the plat for the Commission. Seconded by McCarthy.
Motion carried.
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4. Moved by Lacy we recommend rezoning to Business B, the areas
indicated in red on the map, identified as Exhibit A by the Chairman,
submitted by H. L. Butts, City Building Inspector, consisting of
properties on South Locust street recently annexed. Seconded by
Hehnke. Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned 9:00 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Sj Clarence Walters, Secretary
Item 2. Motion of Davis, seconded by Sorensen, received and placed on
fi le .
Item 3. Set for Hearing before Board of Ad,iustment, 7:30 P.M. April 1.
(COpy) REPORT OF ZONING COMMITTEE
March 18, 1964
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned members of the Zoning Committee hereby
recommend the approval of the attached plat for rezoning the area
colored in red from Residence "A" to Business "B", and that an
Ordinance be drawn. We also request that the areas be posted, and a
public hearing be set for the 1st day of April at the Regular Council
Meeting at 7:30 o'clock P..M. and to be advertised 10 days prior to the
hearing in the local newspaper.
This plat was approved by the Planning Commission on March 11,1964
and also recommended for rezoning.
Respectfully submitted,
sj W. J. Lint
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Item 4. Hearing before Board of Adjust~ent set for April 1, 1964, 7:30
Also referred to Board of Education.
Reports of Water andLlght Departments for February, presented.
Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein, received and placed on fill
Motion of Sorensen, Council adjourned to meet as Board of Adjust-
ment .
F. S. White
City Clerk
March 18, 1964
Grand Island, Nebraska
March 18, 1964
Council met as Board of Adjustment on request of Apfel-Butler-
Geddes. All Councilmen present present. Mayor Geil presiding.
Mr. McCarthy presented a map showing the area to be taken into con-
sideration; along with a report from Thomas-Benjamin and Clayton, who
made detailed explanation of the plat. Mr. McCarthy also questioned
Mr. Butts pertaining to his denial and reasons therefor.
Richard Spelts advised the Council that the area where the
Apfel-Butler-Geddes Funeral Horne is now located, has been optioned by
the U. S. Government for Post Office Building; and if this request
were denied, there would have to be another locati.on taken into
consideration for the Post Office Building.
Richard Good made reference po"pankihg as being the only thing
that they were cons ide ring .
The Mayor made inquiry as to the opposition pr€sent.
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Mr. Rice presented protest pertaining to hAving Funeral Home
across the Street; also signed protests from individuals living within
a block from proposed location.
Also a permission petition from individuals immediately across the
street and also in the same block, was presented.
After further discussion, motion of Lint, seconded by Sorensen,
request was denied. McGahan made plea for serious consideration before
passing judgment. Roll call ballot. Voting for denial, Sorensen,
Mildenstein, Lint, Schwieger, DaviS, Kehm. Voting ag~inst denial,
McGahan and Lewis.
Letter from Bill Peterson, Delicious Foods, through Attorneys
Prince and Lauritsen requesting that Hearing be adjourned until 7:30
P.M., April 1st, was presented. Motion of Davis, seconded by Schwieger
request was granted. Hearing to 00 readvertised.
Motion of Sorensen, Council adjourned to Regular Session.
Motion of Schwieger, seconded by Mildenstein, Items 8 to 17, Inc.
(Engineer's Estimates on Water Main District, Sewer District and eight
Paving Districts, 407 Inc. be held over until April 15th.
Extension Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and
Morgan Drive-Away, Inc. for 27,000 sq. ft. of concrete area northes'st
of Hangar T-13l and Trailer space north of T-133, was presented.
Motion of Davis, seconded by Schwieger, approved. Mayor and Clerk
authori7ed to sign.
Lease Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and
Exec-Air, Inc. for Hangar T-113 and Metal Multiple Units for $5,040 a
year, was presented; along with Lease-Agreement on Original Municipal
Hangar. Motion of Davis, seconded by McGahan, approved. Mayor and
Clerk authorized to sign.
Agreement with Union Pacific pertaining to parking area was
presented. After some discussion, motion of Kehm, seconded by
Schwieger, was not approved. After some discussion, motion of
Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein, was referred to the Finance
Committee and City Attorney.
(COPY) Report of Finance Committee Salaries for Health & Sanitation
March 6, 1964
We, the undersigned members of the Ordinance and the Finance
Committees, do hereby recommend the drafting of an ordinance in
conformance with the Committee Report presented on the 19th day of
February, 1964.
We find that the proposed raises, as set out in the Committee
Report, are within the budgetary allotment made for the Health and
Sanitation Department.
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Norman Mildenstein, Chairman
Ordinance Committee
Richard E. Davis
Don Schwieger
Robert Sorensen
Motion of Lint, seconded by McGahan, approved.
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(COpy) REPORT OF ZONING COMMITTEE IN RE: REZONING LOTS 1 and 2
Block 1, West Bel Air Third
March 18, 1964
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
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We the undersigned members of the Zoni~ Committee hereby
recommend the approval of the request from Elmer and Hazel Hahn to
rezone Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, West Bel Air Third Addition to the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska.
This request was submitted in August 1963 and w~s approved by the
Planning Commission on August 28, 1963, and also approved and accepted
by the Council on September 17, 1963. However, an Ordinance was never
drawn and no public hearing was held.
We hereby recommend that a public hearing be set for the 1st day
of April, 1964 at 7:30 o'clock P.M. and that this request be published
in the daily newspaper 10 days prior to the hearing and that this area
be posted in accordance with Ordinance No. 2162.
Respectfully submitted,
SI w. J. Lint
Motion of Davis, seconded by Kehm, approved.
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Honorable Mayor & City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
lIJe, the members of the undersigned commi ttee' s have studied
the possibility of repairing or replacing the City Hall Air
Conditiuning Unit after its failure last fall. Our findings
are that it would be more practical and economical to replace
the uni t. 'This is emergency work that is needed to be done
before tr18 summer months, therefore it is hereby recommended
that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise for anew
Air Condit i011.ing Water Chiller with bids to be recei ved until
7:30 P.M. ~~ednesday, April 1, 1961.1-. It is further recmnmended
that this new unit be paid for out of the General Fund as
follows: one-half out of the Buildi~ng r'1aintenance and RepaiI'
Acct., and one-half out of the Capital Improvement Acct..
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Engineers Estimate
Honorable Mayor and Cj~ty Council
Grc:rnd Is land, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
Herewith is the Eng'Lneer':::: estimate for aneVJ Air
Condj.tionJ. Hater Chiller Unit for the City Hall.
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Clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received April 1st,
1964, 7:30 P.M.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4126 pertaining to regular closing hours of Tavernst
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4126 - Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenste in, Lint, Lewis, Schw ieger, Dav is, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4126 - Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, rule
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger
Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
OHDINANCE NO. 4126 - Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4126 - Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Vot ing no, none.
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After some discussion, wotion of Sorensen, seconded by Kehm, South
Locust Street, from the 1500 Block south to the City Limits, including
Mil-Nic Addition, be re70ned -from Residence "A" to Business "B".
Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Kehm, Hearing set for Board of
Adjustment April 1st, 1964, 7:30 P.M.
(Ordinance No. 4127 pertaining to Union Pacific Lease on Parking
Area, withdrawn.)
OHDINANCE NO. 4128 Annexing the area along side of Walker's
Subdivision and Meves Addition, regularly passed by the Council, signed
by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4128 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Voting. no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4128 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4128 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
OR DI NA :-rCE NO. 4128 - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenste in,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
OHDINANCE NO. 4129 annexing an area 351 x 210.375 ft. along side
of S. Oak Street south of Bismark Road, regularly passed by the Council
signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4129 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on first reading at length. ROll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Vcting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahal
Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4129 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
'Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4129 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4129 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4130 - Zoning the Industrial Addition portions as
Residence "A" and "Industrial", regularly passed by the Council, signed
by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4130 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
Vot ing no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4130 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINAN~O. 4130 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
OHDINANCE NO. 4130 - Mot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Mi1denstein,
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Ho11 call ballot.
Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis,
McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4131 authorizing the issuance of Sanitary Sewerage
Revenue-Bonds in th~ount of $1,670,000.00, regularly passed by the
Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDJNANCE NO. 4131 - Motion of
placed on first reading at length.
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Voting no, none.
Sorensen, seconded by Lint, was
Ho11 call ballot. Vot ing yes,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
ORDINANCE NO. 4131 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Kehm, rules
suspended and ord inance placed on second read ing ::.t I. 1 h. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger,
Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Vcting no, none. .
ORDINANCE NO. 4131 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Kehm, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on third reading L 1. b. holl call
ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mi1denstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger,
Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4131 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Kehm, was
placed on final passage and finally passed. HOll call ballot. Voting
yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan,
Kehm. Voting no, none.
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OHDINANCE NO. 4123 - Healt h Di vision and Sani ta tion Di vis ion
Salary Ord iTh'lnce, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4123 - Motion of
placed on first reading at length.
Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis,
Voting no, none.
Sorensen, seconded by lint, was
Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm.
ORDINANCE NO. 4123 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Lint, rules
su.spended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Hol1
call ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger
Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Vo~g ~o~ none.
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ORDINANCE NO., 4123 - l\'lot ion of Sorensen, seconded by Kehm, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on third reading b.L Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger,
Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
ORDINANC~ NO~ 4123 - Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Kehm, was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan,
Kehm. Voting no, none.
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Davis commented on the Health De ;)artment being made all-together
a County Affair.
Motion of Davis, seconded by Kehm, City Attorney was ordered to
draw Ordinance governing Utility usage for Valley View Subdivision.
Claims against the City were presented as follows:
General
Airport
Cafe
Street and Alley
Sanitation
Park
Police
Cemetery
Fire
Sewer liE II
Sewer Const. "F"
Garage
Light
Water
Sewer District
Pa ving Dist rict
Off Street
$ 3 , 27 3 . 21
574.51
564.78
8,743.67
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470.68
364.22
1,896.07
850.00
2,892.63
288,559.18
113,234.98
2,315.21
2,937.69
32.22
TOTAL
$429,900.45
Claims for 3/18/64
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, Claims were allowed as
presented, and listed in the Claim Register. Voting yes, Sorensen,
Mildenstein, Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no,
none.
Motion of Mildenstein, Council adjourned to Monday, March 23rd,
7: 30 P.M.
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March 23, 1964
Council met as by law required to canvass the Ballots of the
Municipal Primary Election of March 17th. All Councilmen present
except Sorensen and Schwieger. Mayor Gei1 presiding.
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CANDIDATE ELECTION VOTE MAIL VOTE TOTAL
PETERSON 2733 18 2751 i
KINMAN 2526 17 2543 '
BI SHOP 2380 15 2395 '
D I TT ER 2328 14 2342 k
EATON 2034 15 2049:
KLOSTEHMEYER 1908 9 1917'
ALEXA NDER 1792 3 1795'
GEIL 1712 14 1726'
HAILE 1627 8 1635
DA VI S 1585 3 1588 v'
McGAHAN 1568 4 1572
WEAVER 1490 2 1492
HOLMAN 1377 9 1386
STULL 1348 6 1354
CAMPBELL 1334 7 1341
SORENSEN 1328 1 1329
LINT 1292 11 1303
LEWIS 1259 11 1270
MILDENSTEIN 1174 3 1177
HACKMAN 1122 13 1135
SCHMIDI' 776 1 777
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TOI'AL MAIL VOTE
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Motion of McGahan, seconded by Davis, Canvass a;s presented, was
made Official.
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Protest from persons in the area close to the Bar operated at
388 N. Broadwell, was presented. Motion of Mi1densteln, seconded by
Davis, was referred to the License Committee and Police.
Reference was made to the Application of the Blue Star Bar to be
moved from 308 N. Walnut to 523 W. 14th.
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DA VID ALEXANDER 82 75 128 131 90 95 131 154 97
DO NALD S. BISHOP 79 85 137 205 99 136 160 172 108
LYMA N M. CAMPBELL 61 69 93 115 70 81 94 124 82
. RICHARD E. DAVIS 63 61 90 118 56 72 III 98 69
I JOHN DI TTER 82 86 126 195 114 133 160 164 79
CHARLOTTE S. EATON 57 61 119 140 92 122 105 114 70
WARREN B... GEIL 70 64 106 132 69 104 99 98 68
A . E. HACKMAN 29 37 56 70 59 53 59 70 46
JAMES S. HAILE 69 51 117 124 63 96 126 118 95
ESTELLE HOLMAN 40 51 97 135 67 87 78 71 72
RICHARD E. KINMAN 74 77 130 209 90 123 140 153 77
WM. C. KLOSTERMEYER 55 62 103 141 77 107 126 124 78
MERRILL L. LEHIS 55 37 68 86 58 72 59 71 50
WILLIAM J. LINT 57 78 109 III 69 76 79 88 68
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270 201 127 112 98 77 73 71 86 84 2380 - Bishop
98 58 57 54 47 64 42 46 43 36 1334 - Campbell
. 193 103 96 69 68 66 54 62 69 67 1585 - Da vis
I 248 179 141 117 86 118 69 58 90 83 2328 - Ditter
297 229 116 93 69 67 67 67 72 77 2034 - Eaton
192 167 93 90 83 63 56 41 67 50 1712 - Geil
153 124 49 59 52 57 28 36 31 54 1122 - Hackman
135 78 86 74 41 80 56 50 90 78 1627 - Haile
132 99 79 64 57 46 54 51 42 55 1377 - Ho Iman
355 259 150 142 103 106 80 85 90 83 2526 - Kinman
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152 116 94 78 76 77 72 65 75 63 1568 - McGahan
81 61 76 64 63 53 56 42 50 45 1174 - Mildenstei
I 336 264 144 132 106 113 89 92 90 104 2733 - Peterson
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95 83 75 60 55 56 40 41 51 59 1328 - Sorensen
78 49 50 55 43 68 62 49 54 61 1348 - Stull
129 75 71 59 56 57 53 44 49 59 1490 - Weaver
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EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES of an adjourned Meeting ~the City
Council of Grand Island, Nebraska, held on ~~rch 23, 1964.
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RESOLUTION
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The Following Resolution was introduced by Davis, read in full,
seconded by McGahan, and considered:
RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND APPROVING THE EXECUTION OF THE SPONSOR'S
PROJECT APPLICATION TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE ADMINISTRATOR OF CIVIL
AERONAUTICS, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, TO OBTAIN FEDERAL AID IN
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE GRAND ISLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA.
SECTION 1. That the City of Grand Island, Nebraska shall enter
into a Sponsor's Project Application for the purpose of obtaining
Federal Aid in the development of the Grand Island Municipal Airport
and that such agreement shall be as set forth hereinbelow.
SECTION 2. That the Mayor of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
is hereby authori7ed and directed to execute said Sponsor's Project
Application with the required number of duplicate originals on behalf
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and the City Clerk is hereby
authorized and directed to impress the Official Seal of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska and to Attest said Execution.
SECTION 3. That the Sponsor's Project Applic~tion in eight pages,
referred to hereinabove is inserted in full and attached herewith, and
made a part hereof as Exhibit "0".
EXHIBIT "0" ATTACHED
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Passed and Approved on this 23rd day of March, 1964.
S/ Warren B. Geil
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ATTEST:
S / F. S. Wh it e
CITY CLERK
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EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES OF an adjourned Meeting of the City
Council of the City of Gr~nd Island, Nebraska held on March 23, 1964.
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RESOT.:!YTION
NO. 2
The following resolution was introduced by Davis, read in full,
seconded by Mildenstein and considered:
Resolution Adopting and Approving the Execution of the Agency
Agreement on Project No. 9-25-051-05 to be submitted to the Department
of Aeronautics of the State of Nebraska to obtain Federal Aid in the
development of the Grand Island Munic ipal Airport.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKJI...
SECTION 1. That the City of Grand Island, Nebraska shall enter
into an Agency Agreement on Project No. 9-25-051- 05 for the purpose
of obtaining Federal Aid in the development of the Grand Island
Municipal Airport and that such agreement shall be as set forth herein=
be low.
SECTION 2. That the Mayor of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
is hereby authorized and directed to execute said Agency Agreement with
the required number of duplicate originals on behalf of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, and the City Clerk is hereby authorized and
directed to impress the official seal of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, and to attest said execution.
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hereinabove is inserted in full and attached herewith, and made a part
,hereof as Exhibit "0".
EXHIBIT "0" ATTACHED
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Passed and approved on this 23rd day of March, 1964.
ATTEST:
(Seal)
s/ F.~White
CITY CLERK
S/ Warre~ B. Geil
MA YOR
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EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES OF AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA HELD ON MARCH 23, 1964.
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The Financial Assistance Agreement with the Department of Aero-
nautics of the State of Nebraska on Project No. 9-25-051- 05,
including the detailed Engineer's Estimate approved by the State
Airport Engineer, was read. It was moved by Mildenstein, and seconded
by Lint, that said Agreement and Estimate be approved and adopted and
that the Mayor be authori~ed to sign same for the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska.
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Passed and approved this 23rd day of March, 1964.
S/ Warren B. Geil
MA YO R
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City. Clerk
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EXTlli\O~ FROM THE MINUTES OF AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF GRAND ISLAND, m~BRASKA held on March 23, 1964.
The Notice to Contractors on Project No. 9-25-051- 05 was read.
It was moved by Davis and seconded by Mildenstein, that the Publicatior.
of the Notice to Contractors relative to Project No. 9-25-051-05 be
authorized upon receipt of written notice to publish from the Depart-
ment of aeronautics, State of Nebraska. (Copy of said Notice is
attached and marked Exhibit "on and is the notice in fUll.)
Passed and Approved this 23rd day of March, 1964.
S/ Warren B. Geil
Mayor
ATTEST:
S/ F. S. White
City Clerk
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Discussion on Full time and Sick Leave pertaining to Walter
Lehmann. The Mayor stated they had requested that they be allowed
full time up to March 4th and Sick Leave from March 4th to April 15th.
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Kehm, Council adjourned.
F. S. White
City Clerk
March 23, 1964
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APPI:COPRIl\TIONS & EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING MARCH 31, 1964
FUND APPROP. ADJ. EXPENDED TOTAL BALANCE
MARCH EXPENDED
Adm. 81106.62 7197.59 55207.18 25899.44
Building 22595.00 1771.83 14847.73 7747.27
City Hall 24170.00 1202.85 14085.70 10084.30
. Civil Sera 1435.00 45.53 752.06 682.94
Eng. 65100.00 16.00 3586.56 41017.87 24098.13
I Health 35042.00 2498.90 21968.44 13073.56
Incid. 45134.00 10251.51 25834.70 19299.30
Sewer Maint A 38065.00 1918.29 20417.45 17647.55
General 312647.62 28473.06 194131.13 118532.49
Bond & Int. 17479.66 19717.50 ;1,
Airport 288660.00 7348.90 103114.76 185545.24
Airport Cafe 35463.76 2411.63 22697.72 12766.04
St-Alley-Pav 260597.87 -16.00 15333.78 184899.11 75682.76
Sanitation B 75175.00 5211.38 53996.04 21178.96
Park 145927.25 3570.15 52990.12 92937.13
Police 216254.00 19412.30 143981.48 72272.52
Cemetery 44130.00 2179.15 20244.28 23885.72
I Fire 219188.50 16749.05 137661.32 81527.18
Fire Pension 39018.24 2268.52 18148.16 20870.08
Sewer Plant E 89298.00 5893.40 51732.92 37565.08
Sew. Con st. D 85419.94 4050.00 57805.50 27614.44
San Sew. ( C) 60000.00 32126.89 27873.11
Sew Syst. (F)101259.62 850.00 7390.93 93868.69
Ci ty Garage 60910.00 5799.42 39357.08 21552.92
Off St Park 20882.82 37.82 1364.33 19518.49
Band 5700.00 2332.50 3367.50
Civil Def. 500.00 191.96 308.04
Cem Perm Care159159.21 159159.21
Soc. Security 76730.61 37241.40 39489.21
I Library 44790.00 4084.66 30630.74 14159.26
2359192.10 123673.22 1211755.87 1147436.23
. ~Ja ter 185081.57 1707236.64
Light 378893.89 3106171.80
Sewer District 2315.21 80085.54
Paving District 2937.69 184663.74
692901.58 6289913.59
Respectfully Submitted,
F. S. White, City Clerk.
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April 1, 1964
Council met in Regular Session. All Councilmen present. Mayor
Genl presiding. Rev. Martin Schroeder, Messiah Lutheran Church opened
the meeting with prayer.
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The Mayor made inquiry as to whether or not anyone in the
audience wished the reading of the Minutes of March 18th and 23rd.
There being no requests, motion of Schwieger, seconded by Mildenstein
to dispense with the reading of the Minutes.
Notice from John Waggoner, Attorney for Stanley Vavek for Claim
of injuries received ort account of sidewalk south of the alley on the
lilest side of Elm Street north of Third, along Diers Motor Company was
presented. Motion of Davis, seconded by Schwieger, referred to City
Attorney.
Application of Verna Youngs for Retail Beer License at 411 N.Vine
Street was presented, along with Protest of Wortman, Pierce and Smith.
Mr. Kelly appearing in behalf of Mrs. Youngs, showed pictures of
parking area, which seemed to be a matter of contention. Mr. Burr
appeared for the protestors. Motion of McGahan, seconded by Dav is,
re ferred to License Committee , City Attorney; Hearing set for April 15
7:30 P.M.
Application of Platt Duetsche Society for Non-Profit Corporation
License, was presented. Motion of McGahan, seconded by Davis, Hearing
set for 7:30 P.M., April 15th.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
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GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that licenses to sell beer in the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, be issued to the persons, finns,
associations and corporations as follows:
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LICENSEE
Frederick Beckmann
Milford Copple
David Ditter
Robert L. Goc
Paul J. Hitchler
Walter C. Hoppe And
Eleanor M. Hoppe
Nick Jamson
Nick Jamson
Richard O. Kelly
Clem Kosmicki
Lester B. McDonald And
Rosabel McDonald
E. W~ Mettenbrink
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Beverly F. Moeller
Mervin R. Moeller
Leo Quinn
Norma E. Richardson
Edward Ruff
William H. Shaver And
Catherine M. Shaver
A. L. Shuey
Florence Stolley
Dick Valonis
William A. Warner And
Lottia A. Warner
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Naoma Zachry
Boss Hotels Company
Leonard Fila And
William H. Fila
Dale D. Skinner
Charles A. Kaufman
Evadna McIntosh
J. W. Rockwell
William H. Shaver And
Catherine M. Shaver
ADDRESS
418 W. Fourth st.
410 West 3rd st.
210 E. 3rd st.
614 So. Locust st.
209 North Wheeler
409 No. Pine st.
2430 No. Broadwell
321 No. Locust
316 East 2nd st.
308 North Walnut
310-312 West 1st
2432 North Broadwell
386 No. Walnut
406 West 4th st.
384 North Pine st.
209 North Garfield
311 No. Walnut
804 E. 4th st.
1009 West North Front
383 No. Walnut
313 W. 3 rd
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
524 East 4th On & Off Sale
212 East 3rd On & Off Sale
119 North Locust On Sale Only
501 North Pine On Sale Only
107 East 3rd On Sale Only
123 East South Front On Sale Only
106 West 4th On Sale Only
811 West 4th st. On Sale Only
320 North Locust On Sale Only
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ADDRESS
1803 West No. Front
John 1JHllman
365 North Eddy
1315 West Anna
On Sale Only
Off Sale Only
On Sale Only
White Horse Tavern, Inc.
Platt Duetsche Society
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certi-
fied copy of this resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Com-
mission, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this the 1st Day of April, 1964.
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AIRPORT COMMITTEE
Motion of Davis, seconded by Kehm, Resolution was adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY Ttffi MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That licenses to sell liquor by the
package only be issued to the persons, firms, associations and
corporations in the City of Grand Island, as follows:
LICENSEE
ADDRESS
Arfhur H. Boehl And
Marie C. Kranz
207 No. Wheeler
M. G. Detweiler And
Iona Detweiler
505-7-9 West 3rd st.
501 North Pine
724 West state St.
107 East 3rd
Leonard Fila And William H. Fila
Fine Liquors, Inc.
D. Dale Skinner
Lawrence J. Guyette
515 East 4th st.
Charles A. Kaufman
123 East South Front
Evadna McIntosh
106 West 4th
Mehring's Beer & Liquor, Inc.
631 So. Locust
103 No. Locust
Imogene Michelson
Platt Duetsche Society
J. W. Rockwell
1315 West Anna
811 West 4th st.
William Sassen
724 W. 2nd st.
William H. Shaver And
Catherine M. Shaver
320 North Locust
Charles F. Vaclavek
305 West Koenig
424 West 4th st.
414 North Eddy
2215 West 2nd st.
1803 W. North Front
Emil J. Vaclavek
Jack B. Voss
Raymond G. Wabel
White Horse Tavern, Inc.
Dad's Liquors, Inc.
1404 So. Locust
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a
certified copy of this Resolution to the Nebraska Liquor
Control Commission, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this the 1st
April 1964.
POLICE, LICENSES AND
AIRPORT CO~IITTEE
Motion of Davis, seconded by Mlldenstein, Resolution adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That Non-Profit Corporation (H)
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Licenses be issued to the corporations in the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska as follows:
LICENSEE
ADDRESS
American Legion Club
Posf No. 53
Columbia Club
Eagles, F. O. #378
Elks, B.P.O. #604
315 No. Locust st.
1600 South Eddy
219-23 East 3rd
205 W. 1st. st.
401-03 West 1st.
Grand Island Liederkranz
Veterans Of Foreign Wars
Post #1347
216 West 2nd
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a
certified copy of this resolution to the Nebraska Liquor
Control Commission, Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Motion of Schwieger, seconded by Kehm, Resolution adopted.
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Bids on Air Conditioning Unit for City Hall, opened and read
as follows:
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McELROY COMPANY $4,711.00
DON MEYER REFRIGERATION- $5,396.00
J. M. LINGEMAN $5,374.00
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Schwieger, referred to City
Property Committee and City Engineer.
Request from Kehm Bros. Apiaries to have area in which their
bus ine ss is located rezoned from Re s idence itA II to Bus ines s II B II, was
presented. Motion of Schwieger, seconded by Sorensen, referred to
Planning Commission.
(COpy) MINUTES OF
PLANNING COMMISSION
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
March 25, 19641
Present:
A b sent :
Thomazin, Hehnke, Cone, Lacy, Walters
Allen, McCarthy, Burdick, Reutlinger
1. Moved by Lacy we dispense with the reading of the minutes of
the March 11, 1964 meetihg, and approve the minutes as printed and
distributed to the members. Seconded by Cone. Motion ~arried.
2. Moved by Lacy we recommend approval to the City Council of
the annexation of Blocks 2, 3, and 5 of Valley View Subdivision, and
recommend it retain its present zoning, and authorize the chairman to
sign the plat for the commission. Seconded by Cone. Motion carried.
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3. William I. Kelly presented a request for rezoning of a
proposed tract located on the Drive-In hoad near its intersection with
Capitol Avenue from Residence A to Business B for the purpose of
erecting a building for relocating Grand Island Skateland. After
lengthy discussion, it was moved by Cone we table the request until
our next meeting for further discussion. Seconded by Lacy. Motion
carried.
4. The Chairman called a special meeting for April 6, 1964, at
1:15 P.M. in the Council Chambers.
Meeting adjourned 9:00 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ Clarence Walters, Secretary
Motion of McGahan, seconded by Schwieger, Minutes of the Planning
Commission received and placed on file.
Davis mentioned the approval of Item 2, annexation of Blocks 2-3-~
Valley View S~bdivision.
Frank Phelps made report on Water Supply Activities as follows:
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Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
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Gentlemen:
As Commissioner of Utilities for the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, I consider it a privilege to submit the tollowing re-
port for the public records and your consideration:
March 27, 1964, will soon become a date of great signiti-
cance to municipalities in the State of Nebraska, tor on that
date the City of Grand Island, became the first community to
receive a permit to withdraw, transport and use ground water
under the provisions of L. B. 769, enacted at the 73rd Session
of the Nebraska Legislature, 1963. This permit, Number 10267,
wi th priority date of June 1, 1926 authorizes the withdrawal,
transportation and use ot up to 41,184,000 gallons of water per
day, from Grand Island wells which were in use prior to the
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effective date of L. B. 769.
The permit signed by Mr. Dan S. Jones, Jr., Director of the
State of Nebraska Department ot Water Resources and filed for
record at 9:00 o'clock A.M., on the 12th day of December, 1963,
is one ot two actions relating to the long-range development of
the City of Grand Island water suppl y. The second,a hearing on
a permit to withdraw 78,000,000 gallons of ground water per day
from the new well-field southeast of Grand Island, will be held
at 10 o'clock A.M., May 4, 1964 in the Governor's Hearing Room,
Capitol Building, Lincoln. The application for a permit to util-
ize water from the new area is also a first for Nebraska.
On January 4, 1961 the City Council directed that "The City
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of Grand Island, as it moves ahead with plans for i~dustrial ex-
pansion and growth, should be in a position to provide all the
water the public needs, when and where it needs it, of a quality
commersurate with todays technical know-how." As a result of this
action financial and engineering studies were made in order to
determine the most practicable solution to the water problems.
Contamination of two city wells later in 1961, pointed up the nec-
essity for a new water supply source with sufficient area to
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prevent encroachment and possibility of contamination by
human wastes.
After much consultation, a general area for development of
a future well field at the Platte River was selected. Rights to
test, with option to buy, were purchased for an area of over 1,300
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acres. Tests were very satisfactory and the land was purchased.
In view of the fact that the use of ground water in close
proximity of a stream, may have an effect upon the flow of such
stream, the City of Grand Island, by Council action on November
1, 1961, filed a formal application for an annual appropriation
of 50,000 acre-feet of Platte River surface water to be used for
artificial recharge of the proposed well field area.
By letter dated December 27, 1961, the Director of Water
Resources stated in part: ".......under existing laws and pro-
cedures an application for a permit to appropriate water from
a stream by induced recharge to a well field cannot be approved.
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However, if it is your desire, your application may pend
indefinitely and should new legislation or a new interpreta-
tion of existing laws make it possible to perfect an appropriation
by the method proposed in your application, such an appropriation
would no doubt have apriority as of the date of filing.1I
Upon receipt of this information, the City of Grand Island
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concluded that action must be taken to protect the water supply
and necessary investment by the City. After many attempts by
the Metropolitan Utilities District of Omaha, and th~ c~ties of
Lincoln, Fremont and Grand Island to solve the water law-,problems,
Senator T. C. Reeves named a committee to be known as thet~unic-
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Director of the University of Nebraska Conservation and Survey ~
Division. This committee brought together the many and vai:ied~
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interests with the result that; and I quote in part, from a
February 28, 1963 letter from Senator Reeves, "I think it 1S:, a
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wonderful thing when those of us who represent agriculture and
those of us who represent the municipalities can come to some
common agreement about the language which should go into the
law." L. B. 769 resulted.
L. B. 769 is a major contribution to Nebraska Water Law.
Its passage, supported by all major water interests, will be
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of great value in the development of the State of Nebraska.
The City of Grand Island, through the actions of its mayors
and Council members during the period of December 1960 to this
date, have contributed materially to the fund of knowledge con-
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cerning the water supply in this area as well as the contribution
to the enactment of far-sighted water legislation. Grand Island's
new water supply system construction schedule was based on an
anticipated use of Platte River water early in May, 1964. The
30" pipe line has been installed. All wells are installed. The
Platte River pumping station will be available for service about
May 1, 1964. Connections to the existing reservoirs are being
completed this week. The foundation for the new 3,000,000 gallon
steel reservoir has been installed. Tank erection will begin
soon. The C. W. Burdick pumping station is under construction.
The total project is well on the way to completion. No serious
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As I conclude this report with a copy of the new permit,
I wish to congratulate you, and the Mayor and Council members
before you, on the wisdom of your actions. Time will point up
the ever-increasing importance of your decisions.
Commi s s i oner-of-Ut [1 i tie~s
Motion of McGahan, seconded by Lint, approved and placed on file.
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Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and the Jr.
Chamber of Commerce for operation of Dragstrip at Airport presented.
After some discussion, was approved subject to the Insurance Policy.
Motion of McGahan, seconded by Davis, Mayor and Clerk authorized to
sign.
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Appeal of M. R. Berggren from the refusal of the Building Inspect
or to issue Building Permit, was presented. Motion of Lint, seconded
by McGahan, was referred to Board of Adjustment. He11'l1ring set for
7:30 P.M., April 15th.
Appeal of Chambers Construction Company from refusal of Building
Inspector to issue Building Permit for Professional Building at
219 S. Eddy was presented. Motion of Lint, seconded by Kehm, was
referred to Board of Adjustment, Hearing set for 7:30 P.M.,April 15th.
Appeal of Mauritz Olsen from the refusal of Building Inspector
to issue Building Permit for Duplex was presented. Motion of Lint,
seconded by Schwieger, referred to the Board of Adjustment, Hearing
set for 7: 30 April 15th.
Request of Chamber of Commerce pertaining to two-hour parking
on E. 3rd Street, was presented. Motion of Kehm, seconded by McGahan
was referred to Police Committee and Street and Alley Committee.
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Schwieger, Council adjourned
to meet as Board of Adjustment.
F. S. White
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April 1, 1964
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April 1, 1964
Council met as Board of Adjustment on Appeal of Lafayette Phelps.
All Councilmen present. Mayor Geil presiding. Building Inspector's
Report was pX'~sented. Some discussion in which Mildens tein stated
that he and Councilman Lint had investigated and there was insufficient
space for the construction. Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint
Building Inspector's refusal was approved.
Appeal of Corinne Camp from refusal of Building Inspector to
issue Building Permit for duplex on Lots 13 and 15, Block 16,
University Place. Mildenstein stated that they had inspected this
place also and that there was now a residence on the lots and that
there was insufficient sfoarCtthe duplex. Motion of Mildenstein,
seconded by Lint, Building Inspector's refusal was approved.
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Request of Clem Kosmicki for permis sion to transfer License from
208 N. Walnut to 524 W. 4th, was presented. Motion of McGahan,
seconded by Davis, Hearing set for 7:30 PM., April 15th.
Hearing on request of Planning Commission and report from
Zoning Committee on the rezoning of Holcomb's Addition and Mil-Nic.
Motion of McGahan, seconded by Lint, that the request be granted and
OrdiTh~nce ordered drawn.
Request of Elmer and Hazel Hann for rezoning Lots 1 and 2, Block
1, We st Bel A ir Add ition, from Residence "A" to Residence "13" presented
Motion of Lint, seconded by Kehm, Hearing set for 7:30P.M. April 15th.
Motion of Sorensen, Council adjourned to Regular Session.
April 1, 1964
F. S. White
City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebraska
April 1, 1964
Council met in Regular Session. All Councilmen
pres iding.
present.
Mayor
Geil
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND
ENGINEERING bEPT.
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Partial
Estimate No.
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Upon Contract Dated Dec. L~.196j
1.rIa tel' Main
District No. 2j8
Location In 1 }t;h St. Elnd in'PiDer
st. along the west side of Buhrman's Contractor Diamond Enp,:iIlc; ering Co.
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Amount of CO'ntract Completed 95%
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Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildensteln, approved.
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PERCENT REXAINED 20%
AMOUNT DUE CONTRACTOR
PREVIOUS ESTIMATES
AMOUNT NOW DUE
$5,693.5~>
1,138.71 ..
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TO THE CITY COUNCIL
I Certify that there 1s
FOUR l'HOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED FIprry FOUR
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due to 1'he Diamond En&;tq.eerini,j; Qo.
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vJater '__~"',"'"'''' "lD1strlct NO.,2J9, Location Taylor St. from N. line
of vacat~c:L J7.th....g~.. t.o,18th st. Contractor rrhe Diamond En~ineering Co.
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PERCENT RE!:rAINED
AMOUNT DUE CONTRACTOR
PREVIOUS ESTIMATES
AMOUNT NOW DUE
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Upon Contract Dated ]\;8V. 20, 1963
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Amount of Con.trcwt Completed 7
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Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Schwieger, Estimate approved.
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I Certify that there is _, POVE THR.ysa;Tp.}'IIf~~,~IIY1\~~EE~ PEY~N
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SUBJECT: 'vJater
DISTRICT NO. 2lg
FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
The undersigned, City E'ngineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that The Diamond Engineering' COi11,panv ,the
Co'ntractor has completed the work including the furnishing of
materials for construction of Water District No.
239 ,in accordance with the plans, specification and contract
therefore, and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Eng$.neer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all cost in
connection with Wr:d~eJ'" District No. 2~9
To: The Diamond En "ineerin0' Com an'
Inciden a Cos,s
To: AEngineering and Advertising 8%
Total
2.080.00
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
~t2.080,oo
Total
2,080.00
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropriated fund: "Engineer~; as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of ~108.23 for which such approp-
riated fund is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Hater
Surplus Pund created by the assessment of a special
tax for such vJFltpY' D'jsl~Y'i r:t !\Tn. 2.39
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COMMITTEE REPO~
The City Engineer having issued his
construction and acceptance of Water
219 , It is hereby recommended and
resolution be adopted, :namely;
· WHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his
of completion and acceptance of construction of
District No. 23~
final certificate of
District No.
moved the following
final certificate
~Jater
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of Water
District No. 219 be, and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the appro:p:riateCl. fllP.d ~"Engineer" for the sum of $ 108.2]
04t of the W0ter Survl~9 Fund. created by assessment of
s:p~cial tl3.xea for tne 'ponstructiml of ~uch W8t~r
Dt~trict No. 21g .
.' 3. rrhe City Counail sit. as a aoard of Equalization on
Wat~r__..... District No. 219 on the l~th day of
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Motion of Schwieger, seconded by Mildenstein, Resolution adopted.
APR ~ 1 . 1964
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Proposed Lease-Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island
and Hall County Museum Board was presented. After some discussion
pertaining to payment on Leases, motion of Sorensen, seconded by
Schwieger, referred to City Attorney and Airport Committee.
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(COPY) REPORT OF ZONING COMMITTEE ON REQUEST OF VIRGIL ROUSH
April 1, 1964
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned members of the Zoning Committee hereby
recommend that the request of Virgil Roush dated April 16, 1962,
submitted to the April 18, 1962 Council Meeting to rezone Lots 1, 2, 3.
26, 27 and 28 of ROUSh'S Pleasantville Terrace Subdivision; also Lots
16, 17, 18 and 19 of Matthews Subdivision from Residence "A" to
Business "B" be set for public he~ring on the 15th day of April 1964
at the 7:30 Council Meeting, and that this property be posted and
advertised in the daily newspaper 10 days prior to this hearing. Also
that an Ordinance be drawn rezoning the above described lots from
Residence "11;" to Business "B".
The request was referred to the Planning Commission on April 30,
1962 and approved and recommended by this Board. The recommendation
came before the Mayor and City Council and was approved for rezoning
at the May 2, 1963 Council Meeting.
The above action by this Council is necessary to complete the
re oning of this property as requested by Mr. Roush.
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We would also like to make a correction in the minute s of the
April 30, 1962 Planning Commission Meeting.
The request submitted by Mr. Roush is to Zone Lots 1, 2, 3, 26,
27 and 28 of Roush's Pleasantville Terrace Subdivision and Lots 16, 17,
18 and 19 of Matthews Subdivision. However, the minutes of the
Planning Commission Meeting read Lots 14, 16, 17 and 18 of Matthews
Subdivision and should be corrected to read Lots 16, 17, 18 and 19 of
Matthews Subdivisi.on. This would comply with the original request of
Mr. Roush.
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Respectfully submitted,
SI ",[. J. Lint
SI
sl Byrne Kehm
ZONING COMMITTEE
Motion of Sorensen, seconded by Mildenstein, referred to the
Board of Ad,justment. Hearing set for 7:30 P.M., April 15, 1964.
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1/JIIEHEMj, the Ivlo.Y:Jr [3.no Clty C::wncil invlted sealed pr8j:)::Jsals
for the furnishlng ano
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AIH-CmJDl'l'IONING I;JArFEB CHILLEri UNl'T for the Clty IIall; sSlid
proposals to be recelved up to 7:30 P.M., on the 1st day of Aprll,
19 , and to be opened 8n sald dote at the regular meeti
:If the
City Council and
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of 4.,~~ 4f~w's f':ill to be c 10w,st on(1
bestprop8sal submjtteo.
TTm~ , IIEEEPOBE, BE 1'1'
OLVED BY TIill MAYOn AND COUNCIL OF ~
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the proposal of the said
~ ~ t-i) ~ be 8Ji1d the same is hereby 3Gc~pted
and [3ppr:)ved; that 8 contract be entered lnt8 between the City ,.)f
Grand IslDl1d i:1l1d s[-:dd Contractor f,)r the furnishing of sald unit.
BE 1'1' FUH'l'IIER RESOLVED that the City Clerk f;:wward 2, certlfjed
capy 8f thls Resalution to R. A. Bystr8m, City lneer.
Respectfully submitted this the 1st day of April, 1964.
CITY PROPERTY COMMITTEE
Motion of Mildenstein, seconded by Lint, Resolution adopted.
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MoGahan mentioned passage of Ordinance pertaining to Valley View
Subdivision. After some discussion, it was decided to present
Ordinance April 13th, 1964, or at Special Call of the Mayor.
City Attorney Huber made inquiry as to the decision of the
Council pertaining to the Appeal of Apfel-Butler-Geddes on account of
Council's refusal to grant Parking Area on West First Street. After
some dl.scussion, motion of Davis, seconded by Sorensen, City Attorney
was authorized to defend the action of the Council, March 18th, 1964.
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Different Councilmen, Sorensen, Lint, Schwieger, Davis, etc.
made talks pertaining to their servioe on the Council, commending
Councilmen and Mayor with whom they ha~e had the pleasure of working.
Davis also made report on operation at the Airport. They wou.1d
be having 24-hour service; runways would be replaced; and radar and
control tower in operation by November 1st, 1964. Federal Government
would stand u.p to 80% of expense.
Mayor Geil made report pertaining to his time with the Council,
and in the Mayor's Chair; commending different individuals with whom
he had had the pleasure of working.
Claims against the City were presented as follows:
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Airport
Cafe
St reet
Sanitation
Park
Pollce
Cemetery
Fire
Sewer "Ell
Sewer Const. ifF"
Garage
Water
Light
Sewer Dist ri ct
Paving District
Off Street
Civil Defense
TOT A L
$ 3,128.64
6,544.54
482 .14
2,331.88
819.91
712.77
95.86
129.20
570.32
673.70
621.77
3,029.00
104,789.10
52,129.62
4,359.81
131.69
12.82
1.50
$180 ;564.27
Motion of Schwieger, seconded
by Mildenstein, Claims were allowed as presented and listed in the
Claim Register. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes, Sorensen, Mildenstein,
Lint, Lewis, Schwieger, Davis, McGahan, Kehm. Voting no, none.
Motion of McGahan, Council adjourned to call of the Chair.
F. S. Wh it e
City Clerk
April 1, 1964
The Mayor requested the Council to remain a few minutes after the
meeting as he had an item or two to present.
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APRIL 13, 1964
7:00 P.M.
Council met as by law required to canvass the Ballots of Election
of April 7th. All Councilmen present. Mayor Gei1 presiding.
Mail Ballots being counted, and returns of Election of April 7th
canvassed; results are as follows:
GRAND ISLAND MUNICIPAL ELECTION
APRIL 7th, 1964
CANDIDATES FOR COUNCILMEN
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1 -- 114 132 100 95 74 60 91 I 127 82 153
2 -- 100 110 83 98 95 58 72 I 123 99 173
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3 -- 151 176 112 159 130 108 135 190 151 257
4 -- 174 311 185 25:) 219 113 144 ; 269 239 369
Mail 3 4 3 2 5 3 5 I 3 8 6
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5 -- 107 137 89 147 88 70 93 ! 124 110 172
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6 -- 126 173 107 192 160 119 113 ! 187 170 251
7 -- 159 209 150 224 146 108 134 195 172 268
Mai' 4 4 4 5 6 4 6 I 6 5 8
9 -- 196 219 148 219 159 113 145 I 237 172 309
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10 -- 120 157 123 III 106 70 119 i 127 132 180
11 -- 124 343 209 257 348 138 124 428 252 455
Mail 2 4 2 6 4 6 1 4 2 9
12 -- 102 233 119 222 244 149 85 309 171 338
MaLi 1 9 1 13 15 3 2 17 2 16
13 -- 109 175 112 171 150 74 99 I 199 157 220
Mail 1 6 5 3 9 5 I 8 5 10
14 -- 96 145 95 128 114 74 60 158 130 192
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16 -- 80 136 90 99 123 64 52 I 143 96 171
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17 -- 1~30 100 94 127 65 49 118 105 158
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18 -- 64 110 84 94 93 54 58 I 120 107 155
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19 -- 100 76 70 80 93 32 52 110 94 128
20 -- 88 122 101 105 99 54 82 113 113 153
21 -- 91 139 90 98 97 71 89 139 147 175
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Total 2231 3203 2161 2879 2603 1578 1829 3416 2699 4277
Mail 11 28 15 32 42 21 14 4~) 22 52
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TOTAL 2242 ~)2 31 2176 2911 2'645 1599 18~13 3459 2721 4329
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Total Votes Cast 5677
Total Mail Votes 63
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1 -- 60 74 75 117 16 138 100
2 -- 53 59 61 125 43 146 101
:3 -- 93 92 97 207 59 J.~_?~~~ ~ 1 76
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4 -- 131 134 154 311 107
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6 -- 108 94 127 200 77 184 182
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7 -- 88 93 127 257 71 238 172
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9 -- 109 III 128 254 78 256 203
10 -- 70 81 78 173 72 166 113
11 -- 243 165 136 383 76 317 327
Mail 6 1 7 3 6
12 -- 164 134 101 272 62 241 247
Mail 9 10 12 5 13
13 -- 79 82 102 203 49 ----I8~----1 ----n~~1
Mail 4 4 2 6 2
14 -- 74 76 78 194 35 121 149 .~-
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16 -- 55 69 51 161 34 144 122
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17 -- 52 68 66 132 56 127 121
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18 .54 60 63 146 27 133 102 -----
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20 -- 71 62 80 145 51 96 110
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21 -- 90 70 77 151 44 125 114
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Total 1690 1635 17~)8 3694 1069 3323 2980
Mail 28 29 7 41 5 28 39
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1745
Canvass having been made, motion of Sorensen, seconded by
Mildenstein, that Canvass be approved as presented, and made the
official count.
Motion of Sorensen, seconoed by Mildenstein, Council adjourned
the last meeting of the old Council, 7:50 P.M., April 13th in the year
of our Lord 1964.
F. S. White
Ci t y Clerk
April 13, 1964
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April 13, 1964
8:00 P.M.
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After administering the Oath of Office to the several Councilmen, the
Clerk ment~oned that it would be necessary to elect a President and
nominations were in order. All new Councilmen were present.
Motion by Ditter, seconded by Bishop, Howard Peterson was
nominated. Motion by Klostermeyer, seconded by Kinman, nominations
were closed; Howard Peterson unanimously elected as President.
Gavel was then turned over to President Peterson, who opened the
meetlng with prayer.
Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop, Richard Kinman was
nomin0ted Vice-President. Motion of Bishop, seconded by Ditter, that
nominations be closed and Richard Kinman elected as Vice-President.
President Peterson made a blackboard comparison and explanation
of the two dlfferent kinds of Government; the Mayor-Council and also
City Manage r Form.
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Mr. President:
Since the "City Manager Plan" provides that this
Council and its members shall deal with the administra-
tive service of the City solely through a City Manager;
It is necessary that the administrative functions of
the City continue without interruption; and,
This Council could not and is not prepared to choose
a City Manager at this time but will in the immediate
future; and,
The appointment of an IiActing City Managerll will
permit the uninterrupted conduct of the affairs of the
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pending the employment of the City Manager;
I move that
all employees of the City be continued in the
performance of the duties presently delegated or assigned
to them and at the same rate of pay, except, the Administra-
tive Assistant to the Mayor shall become the Administrative
Assistant to the Acting City Manager, and I further move
that Frank E. Phelps
be appointed HActing City Managerll
to perform the duties of the City Manager in addition to
his duties as Commissioner of Public Utilities until this
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Council shall take other and different ,action.
Motion by Bishop, second by Ditter the above was approved.
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President Peterson m8de detailed explanation as to the duties
of the Manager, also advising the Department Heads as to the position
of the Manager and his authority; and if and when they had any
grievances, they were to be taken up with the Manager and not with
any member of the Council. He also made it quite plain that the
management of the City would be for the time being, Frank Phe Ips,
Acting Manager, and Fr,anR: Pierce, City Attorney.
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Mr. Pre s ident :
I move that:
"Resolved that the President of this Council be, and he hereby is,
authorized and empowered to advertise in the International City
Manager's Association publication and to initiate other inquiries for
applicants with the qualifications for the Office of City Manager, and
to make expenditures not exceeding $1500.00 in the aggregate amount
out of the appropriated fund "General Fund" for such ad vertis iug and
the expense of interviewing applicants for such office."
Motion of Kinman, seconded by Bishop, Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot:
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Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
"Nay"
None
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Mr. President:
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I move that the City Attorney be requested to prepare an ordinance
prescribing the time for regular meetings of this Council, commencing
with Monday, May 4, 1964, and every second Monday (two weeks) there-
aPter in the Council Chamber of the Grand Island Cit y Hall at the hour
of 7:30 P.M.
Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Kinman, was approved.
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WHEREAS, a condition to expenditure of Federal funds for
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installation of a 3000 feet long "Approach Light System with
Sequenced Flashing Lights on the south end of the North/South
Runway" of the Grand Island Municipal Airport that the City of
Grand Island acquire at its expense an additional area of land,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the purchase of fee
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simple title to the tract of land described in plat
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"Airport Building Fund" be, and hereby are directed and authorized.
Motion by Ditter, seconded by Kinman, Resolution was
adopted.
Roll call:
"Yea"
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
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None
Motion of Kinman, Council adjourned to 7:30 P.M., April 15th.
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April 13th, 1964
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Apr i1 15, 1964
Council met as per adjournment of April 13th. All Councilmen
present. His Honor, President Peterson presiding. Rev. D. Gregory
Retd of the First Presbyterian Church opened the meeting with prayer.
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President Peterson made inquiry as to whether or not anyone in
the audience wished the reading of the Minutes of April 1st and 13th.
There being no requests, motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, to
dispense with the reading of the minutes of the Meetings of April 1st
and 13th.
Bond of Kathryn Dubas, Pawn-Broker, having been O.K.'d by the
City Attorney, was presented. Motion of Kinman, seconded by Kloster-
meyer, was accepted.
Monthly report of Northwestern Public Service presented, received
and pIa ced on fi le .
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUN CIL , GRAND I SLANE,
NEBRASKA that the application of the following non-profit organ-
ization to sell liquor Nonprofit Corporation (H) be approved and
license issued for business to be operated at the following address:
Platte Duetsche Society
1300 West Anna Street
in the City of Grand Island,Nebraska.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED fhat the City Clerk forward a certified
copy of this Resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
~t Lincoln Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of April,1964.
-Members-ofCityCouncir:--
Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, Resolution was adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, GRAND ISLAND,NEBRASKA,
the application of Clem Kosmicki to transfer his t~N & OFF"
sale Beer License from present ~6cation at 308 North Walnut Street
to 524 West Fourth Street br _~____ granted.
BE IT FURTHER ~ESOLVED THAT THE CITY CLERK OF GRAND ISLAND,
NEBRASKA forward a certified copy of this RESOLUTION to the Nebr-
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of April, 1964.
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Request of Clem Kosmioki was presented along with Resolution.
After some discussion and hearing of protest from both c:the Church
and the School authorities, President Peterson requested that action
be taken to continue until meeting of April 20th. Motion of Ditter,
seconded by Klostermeyer that the Resolution be held over until meetiTIf
of April 20th.
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Mr. Kelly appeared before the Council pertaining to Verna Youngs
application; also Mr. Burr and his three objectors. Mr. Burr insisted
that the Hearing be held as of this date; Mr. Pierce advised Mr. Burr
that the Cou.ncil could continue the Hearing if they so desire, which
was done. Hearing set for April 20th.
Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, Council adjourned to meet
as Board of Equalization on Water Main District No. 239.
F. S. Wh it e
City Clerk
April 15, 1964
Grand Island, Nebraska
April 15, 1964
Council met as Board of Equal ization on Water Main District No.
239. All Councilmen present. His Honor, President Peterson, presiding
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, for Water Main District No.
239 after due notice having been given thereof, that we find and adjudge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be
the total sum of $2,080.00;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts and real
estate within such Water Main District such benefits are the sums set
opposite the several descriptions as follows:
NAME
LOT BLK
ADDITION
AMOUNT
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Bel Air Corporation
Albert Bishop
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
19
Scarffs $130.00
" 130.00
" 130.00
" 130.00
" 130.00
" 130.00
" 130.00
" 130.00
Scarffs 130.00
" 130.00
" 130.00
" 130.00
" 130.00
" 130.00
" 130.00
" 1'30.00
$2,080.00
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going Resolution be adopted, this
Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
Vot ing no, None.
Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Kinman, Council adjourned
to meet as Board of Ad j ustment .
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April 15, 1964
Cou.ncil met as Board of Adj u.stment pertaining to M il-Nic Addit ion
All Cou.ncilmen present. His Honor, President Peterson, presiding.
Motion of Bishop, seconded by Ditter, that Hearing be continu.ed u.ntil
April 20th.
Hearing for Elmer and Hazel Hann continued to May 18th.
Application of Rou.sh's Pleasantville Terrace Su.bdivision to be
continued u.ntil May 18th.
Appeal of M. R. Berggren pertaining to Building Permit held over
until May 4th.
Appeal of Chambers Construction Company was presented and after
presentation by Mr. Blackbu.rn, Mr. Fox, General Agent for American
National Insu.rance Company explained the u.se of the Bu.ilding; hiring
and training field men for Insu.rance business. Lyle Fisher and M. O.
Allen each presented argu.ments in favor of issu.ing Bu.ilding Permit.
After further discu.ssion Mr. Pierce requested that they have the
positive floor plan, and a picutre of the exterior of the bu.ilding
presented and that same would be taken u.nder advisement until May 4th.
Mr. Herb Roeser also appeared in protest of the action. Motion of
Ditter, seconded by Kmnman, continued u.ntil May 4th.
Appeal of ~1aurit7 Olson pertaining to Building Permit for duplexes
prpsented. Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, continu.ed until
l\1ay 11th.
Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop, Cou.ncil ad journed to
meet in Regular Session.
F. S. Wh ite
City Clerk
April 15, 1964
Grand Island, Nebraska
April 15, 1964
Council met in Hegu.lar Session. All Councilmen present. His
Honor, President Peterson presiding.
OHDINAN9E NO. 4132 assessing benefits on Water Main District
No. 239, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 413~ - Motion of Ditter, seconded by Kinman, was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
OHDINJ\NCE 1'10.4132 - Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop,
rules su spended and ord inance p laced on second read ing at length. Roll
call ballot. V ot ing ye s, Pe terson, Kinman, Bish op, Dit ter,
Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
OHDINANCE NO. 4132 - Motion of Ditter, seconded by Bishop, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on third read ing at length. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4132 - Motion of Ditter, seconded by Kinman, was
plaoed on final passage and finally passed. Roll 08011 ballot. Voting
yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
Words of commendation of the Acting Manager Phelps for the time
that he was giving in showing the men the inside workings of the City
Buildings.
Phelps commended all the Department Heads for their co-operation.
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Airport
Cafe
Street
Sanitation
Park
Police
Cemetery
Fire
Sewer liE II
Sewer Const. "Fit
Garage
Light
Water
Paving District
Sewer District
Off Street
Bond and Interest
TOTAL
$ 3,609.04
2,641.05
1,044.17
7,792.15
965.13
18,826.45
1,737.77
857.68
498.24
1,630.68
992.50
3,134.83
235,300.27
34,626.05
1,025.89
9.83
40.12
4,173.00
$318,904.85
Claims for April 15, 1964
Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, claims were allowed as
presented and listed in the Claim Register. Roll Call Ballot. Voting
yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, Meeting was continued until
April 20th.
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Council met as per adjournment of April 15th. All Councilmen
present. His Honor, President Peterson presiding.
Rev. Charles Crabtree, Evangelical Free Church, opened the
meeting with prayer.
President Peterson made inquiry as to whether or not anyone in
the audience wished the reading of the Minutes of the Meeting of
April 15th. There being no requests, Motion of Kinman, seconded by
Ditter, to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the Meetings of
April 15th.
Bond of LaVern Scarborough, Auctioneer, was presented. Motion of
Kinman, seconded by Ditter, Bond was approved.
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Request of Mr. and ~1rs. Paul Rombach for ~right.to'use C9..ty (sewer/
passes t~eir lot on East Oklahoma in Valley View Subdivision, Has presented
Motion of Kinman, seconded by Bishop, was referred to Acting City
Manager Frank Phelps and Legal Department.
Hearing on Verna Youngs Application for Beer License to be
operated at 411 N. Vine Street, was presented. Arguments by Mr. Kelly
reviewing previous actions of the Council; and also the Liquor
Commission and the opinion handed down by the Judge. (Recess for
discussion). Mr. Burr, representing the protestors, advised that the
State had set Hearing for 10:00 A.M., April 27th. ffter considerable
discussion, Council set the time 1:30 P.M. April 27th for continued
Hearing.
Request of John Waggoner for consideration of Application of
Clem Kosmicki for trans fer from 310 N. Walnut to 524 v!. 4th Street, was
presented along with evidence that they had parking space there. Also
letter from Sgt. Gericl<e, as follows:
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April 20, 1964
Mr. John vJagn.er:
I, Sgt. Richard Gericke, Joe Golus and Clem Kosmicki took the
measurements with a roller tape from the building located at 524 West
4th north to the property line of the Methodi.st Church which is to the
ins ide of the s ide walk and measured 278 feet and 10 inche s.
S/ St. Richard Gericke
(Council recessed for 5 Minutes for discussion)
Rev. Davis, Trinity Methodist Church, made comments pertaining to
nearness to Church and Church Property and grounds; also Rev. Patterson
Trinity Methodist Church, who works with the Youth Council.
Resolution was presented as follows:
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Moved by GounciJman ~~r
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WHEREAS, Clem C. Kosmicki dba Blue Star Bar has requested approval
of transfer of License No. AI01? from the existing premises to Lot 5,
Block 35, Original Town, now City of Grand Island, Hall County,
Nebraska;
WHEREAS, licenses already granted for locations in the neighborhood
consist of City Club Bar, 400 Block West Fourth Street; Fourth Street
Tavern, 400 Block West Fourth Street; North Side Tavern, 386 North Walnut
Street; Florence's Tavern, 383 North Walnut Street; H & H Liquor, 424
West Fourth Street; Voss Liquor, 414 North Eddy; and Underpass Bar, 80?
West Fourth Street;
WHEREAS, the statement of Donald L. Kelly dated March 6, 1964, granting
applicant permission to use vacant ground east and north of building for
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parking located on Lot 5, Block 35, Original Town, now City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, is in any case subject to termination upon thirty days notice and
applicant has not shown compliance for the term of lease of such Lot 5,
Block 35 to May 1, 1965, with Ordinance No. 3852 pertaining to off-street
parking facilities;
WHEREAS, it would be contrary to public welfare to permit the operation
and maintenance of such Blue Star Bar within the immediate vicinity of
Walnut Junior High School and the Trinity Methodist Church;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of
Grand Island hereby disapproves the removal of such license from the existing
premises to such Lot 5, Block 35 of Original Town, Now City of Grand Island,
Nebraska.
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(COPY) MINUTES of SPECIAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
April 6, 1964
Pre sent:
Absent:
Thomazin, Cone, Lacy, Burdick, McCarthy, Walters
Allen, Reutlinger, Hehnke
1. Moved by Lacy we dispense with the reading of the minutes of
the March '25 , 1964 meeting a.nd approve the minutes as prj.nted and
distributed to the members. Seconded by McCarthy. Motion carried.
'2. Mr. B. Kehm presented a request for rezoning to the Commission
After a lengthy discussion, he asked that his request be withdrawn
from consideration.
3. Mr. William Kelley presented his request again that a tract of
land located on the Drive-In road near its intersection with Capital
Avenue be re~oned from Residence A to Business B. After discussion of
the matter, it was moved by Cone that the request be tabled for
further con;S,l~:a1t;i~ after presentation of additional information
concerning the area surrounding the tract. Seconded by Burdick. Motio
carried.
4. The draft of the Capital Improvement Program, presented by
Henningson, Durham, and Richardson, was d iscu.ssed . Moved by 1rJa lter s
we recommend approval of the report, which is to become a part of the
Comprehensive Plan. Seconded by Lacy. Motion carried.
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at 1:15
The Chairman announced the next meeting will be on April 20,
P.M. in the Cou.ncil Chambers.
Meeting adjourned 3:30 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
SI Clarence Walters, Secretary
Motion of Ditter, seconded by Kinman, received and placed on file.
(COPY) DET'I'ER FROM FRANK E. PHELPS, ACTING CITY MANAGER in He: Police
Protection - Airport April 20, 1964
Honorable President and Members of the City Council
Ci ty Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gent lemen:
The attached Lease Agreement having cleared the City Attorney and
A irport Manager should n01'iJ be approV\8d by the City Council. It is my
recommendation that your body act accordingly.
Res ectfully submitted,
SI Frank E . Phelps
Acting City Manager
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April 17, 1964
Honorable President and Members of the City Councll
Gent le men:
The undersigned rec9mmends that Police protection for the General
Services Administration, effective from May 1, 1964, through October 15
1964 on order No. 6PB-4-334, be ap,i)roved.
Respectfully submitted,
SI Lester I. Lilly
A irnort l"Ianager
LIL/hnb Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, Lease was approved,
Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign leases.
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(COPY) LFTTEH FROM FRANK PHELPS, CITY MANAGER IN RE: EXTENSION
AGREEMENT WITH VERNON COOK FOR BUILDING #T-IOl & T-116
20 April 1964
Honorable President and Members of the City Council
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebrasl{a
Gentlemen:
The attached Lease Agreement having cleared the City Attorney and
Airport Manager should now be approved by the City Council. It is my
recommendation that your body act accordingly.
FEP/lk
Respectfully submitted,
S/ Frank E. Phelps
Acting City Manager
Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop, was approved, Mayor
and Clerk authorized to sign lease s.
President of Council Peterson spoke words of commendation for
Mr. Phelps for picture which he had prepared.
~1otion of Blshop Council adjourned to meet at 1:30 P.M. Jlpril 27th
F. S. White
City Clerk
April 20, 1964
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Grand Island, Nebr.
April 21st, 1964
7:30 A.M.
of President Peterson
Council met at Special Call/to accept the Resignation of
F. S. White, City Clerk. All Councilmen present. His Honor,
President Peterson presiding.
(COPY) April 20, 1964.
President of City Council Howard Peterson
and Counc ilmen
Gentlemen:
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After careful con:siderationroth for myself and all concerned I hereby
tender my resignation as City Clerk of the City of Grand Island to
become effective as of June 30, 1964.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ F. S. vJhite
City Clerk
The Mayor mentioned several things to be done in the way of
transition to City Manager Form of Government and he felt that Floyd
should be held on until June 30, 1964 to help Mr. Minor who was to
succeed him,in all ways possible.
Motion of Bishop, seconded by Ditter, Hesignation lAJaS accepted
with reluctance.
The President then stated that he had made appointment of
Mr. James Minor to succeed Mr. White as City Clerk, subject to approval
of the Council. Motion of Ditter, seconded by Klostermeyer, appoint-
ment was approved.
Motion of Ditter, Council adjourned to 1:30 P.M. April 27th.
April 21, 1964
7:30 A.M.
F. S. White
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April 26, 1964
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Council met as per special call of the Acting City Hanager. All
Councilmen present. Clerk read the Special Call.
Acting City Hanager presented the following:
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
SPECIAL HEETING 8:30 P.M. April 26, 1964
1. The severe storms during the past 24 hours, with the resulting
inconven iences and damage to real and personal. property,
dramatically emphasize the sanitary and storm sewer problems
facing the City of Grand Island tonight.
2. As acting City Manager, it is my responsibility to operate existing
facilities within the limitations of money, man-power and machines
authorized the several departments of the City.
3. In addition, it is my responsibility to inform the Council of all
unusual situations affecting the health and welfare of the Community,
and to recommend such measures as deemed necessary or expedient.
4. In view of these facts, and acting under the authority of the office
of acting City Manager, I advised the Council of the serious flooding
problems at noon today, and recommended that a special meeting be
held to consider the situations and plan appropriate actions to be
taken a t once.
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As a result, all members of the City Council visited many of the
problem areas of the City this afternoon, and they are therefore
familiar with the facts.
6. General situations today are no different than those reported for
several years. All of the problems facing us tonight were reported in
detail to the previous City Councils. The solution to these problems
requires manpower, materials and machines, and therefore money. Money
not available without a vote of the people under statuatory limitations
imposed on First Class Cities in Nebraska.
7. The previous City Council, well aware of the problems, attempted to
obtain voter approval for the use of General Obligation Bonds as a
source of revenue. You are well aware of the results of that action.
8. Voter disapproval of the proposed bond issue did not however, solve
the problems. Citizens interested in the financial welfare of the
City have offered many solutions to the problems. Surface drainage
is one example, there have been many others. Todays situation
provides an excellent opportunity to study the problems by visits to
trouble spots. I recommend that all persons involved, and this means
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every citizen, visit the locations where water is trapped knee deep.
Talk to the people standing in their own and others sewage, as they
attempt to mop up the mess as basements flood. Listen to the vile
language as irate ci tir.7ens complain bitterly about t he lICIT'Y" their
City. The City for which each of us is responsible.
9. ENOUGH OF THE 'I'ROUBLES---WHAT should be done? pre there solutions to
the problems? If there are solutions, who is responsible?
Lets consider each question separately.
a. What should be done? The problems should be solved. Ignoring a
problem does not provide a solution. A City with the stature and
potentiality of Grand Island must solve its problems.
b. Are There Solutions? Engineering studies by firms of excellent
National reputation have provided us with practicable solutions.
Criticism of these solutions by laymen without the facts is not
justified, and contributes nothing but confusion.
c. Who is Responsible for the Solutions? The voters of the City of
Grand Islnnd have elected members of the City Council for the
purpose of handling the affairs of the City within certain legal
guidelines. Responsibility, however ultimately rests upon all
members of the community. You and I as citizens, must bear our
share. We and the others cannot escape the consequences of our
actions or lack of action.
On the basis of these facts I recommend:
(1) That the president of the City Council with Council approval,
appoint one or more citizens, from each of the 19 voting precincts
in order to form a "citizens committee for action" to gather facts
relative to the necessity for solutions to storm and sanitary
sewer problems, and to recommend a plan of action for financing
necessary construction,
(2) That the "citizens committee for action" be formed prior to
May 1, 1964 with a target date of ~1ay 18, 1964 for a first report
to the City Council,
(3) That members of the community with comments or recommendations
for the citizens committee mail such information to the office of
the Acting City Manager, City Hall. Unsigned comments will not be
considered.
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(4) That existing and future requests for paving, water, sanitary
and storm sewer districts, be held without action until solution
of the existing problems, including financing, and the City
Engineer directed not to accept any petitions for same.
Respectfully submitted this 26th day of April, 1964.
F. E. Phelps
Act ing City Manager
President of the Council explained to those present the reasons
for the hour of 8:30 on account of other commitments, and he was not
a bile to be in more thanl place at a time.
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~he President then requested any of those present to be heard
who might have some facts to state pertaining to rains and flood water
The following persons were present and told of cond itions in
their particular area:
Barney McGahan - 822 E. Oklahoma
Clarence Lewis - 120 W. 19th
John Hauptli - 125 W. 19t~
James Stalker - 117 W. 19th
M. A. Bilslend - 928 E. Phoenix
Also a group of which Mr. Bilslend was to furnish names and
addresses to the City Council.
Joyce Hornady - 2223 W. John, damages to storage on Capital Ave.
Victor Gosda - 2~12 N. Park, and rental property at 2416 N. Par~
Russel O'Neil - 1732 N. Huston
Carl Bedient 810 E. Oklahoma
Wm. Hotz 816 E. Oklahoma
Harry Nielsen Rental property at 422 W. 11th
Complaints or statements from each were in essence the same,
yards having been flooded with dehris left on lawn, and in most cases
basements flooded.
President called on Engineer Rystrom for list of the addresses
visited by the ActTI..ng City Manager, City Council and City Engineer,
verifytng statements made by individuals.
Arnold Bosselman at 204 1;J. 19th and Maurice. Smith, 703 Sun Valley
Drive, made complaints similar to those made by group listed above.
After considerable discussion, it was requested by the President.
of the Council that the Press and Radio representatives go on a tour
with the Acting City Manager, Monday Morning probably about 9 o'cloc~,
to visit the flooded areas. Also suggested that the County Supervisors
be contacted.
President of Council suggested there sballl.dLd be action talcen on
the Report of the Acting City Manager. Motion of Kinman, seconded by
Bishop first three sections be acted on as a whole. Motion approved.
A Iso that t he Pres ident 0 f the Council be instructed to appoint
1/Jm. Klostermeyer to act with Mr. Phelps. Motion of Klostermeyer,
seconded by Kinman that Item 4 be approved.
President of the Council Peterson advised the Council and those
present that the Council would meet informally to talk over plans
pertaining to future developments with reference to Storm and Sanitary
Sewers. Councilmen Kinman expre ssed thought s that citizens present
should be commended on being present at this meeting on such sbort
notice. President Peterson commended Acting Manager Phelps and
Engineer Rystrom for their efforts and time given in cOilllection with
the heavy rainfall.
President declared Council adjourned to 1:30 P.M. Monday,
April 27th.
Sunday
April 26th, 8:30 P.M.
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April 27, 1964
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present. His Honor, President Peterson, presiding.
Motion of Kinman, seconded by D',tter to dispense with the reading
of Minutes of Previous Meeting.
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BE IT. RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That licenses to sell Liquor by the Package;
and Beer, "On and Off Sale" be granted to the following persons:
LICE~SE~
BEVERLY F. MOELLER - LIQUOR BY THE
PACKAGE
ADDRESS
386 North Walnut
CLEM KOSHICKI - nOn & Off" Sale Beer
308 North Walnut
BE rr FURTHEH RESOLVED THAT THE CITY CLERK OF GRl\ND ISLI\ND,
NEBRASKA forv.]ard a cert ified copy of this RESOLUTION to the
Nebraslm Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this 27th day of April, 1964.
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Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, Resolution was adopted.
Application of Verna Youngs to operate "On and Offn Sale Beer
License at 411 N. Vine Street, was presented. Mr. Kelly stated that
he had no further evidence and motion for new Hearing had been filed
with Supreme Court.
Mr. Burr mentioned manuvering cars on lot and some discussion as
to statements made in application.
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Mr. Whortman was called to the stand, and oath was administered
by the City Clerk. Questions asked by Mr. Burr pertaining to 10catj,011
of property; location of his property with reference to the property
where the Tavern is located. Mrs. Pierce was also administered oath.
After Mr. Burr had questioned them rather extensively, Mr. Butts was
called to the stand as to the parking area, which he stated was
adequate for parking eight cars and that he had issued occupancy
permit for same.
At thi s point the Counc il went into conference in the Engineer IS
Office. After return, motion of Ditter, seconded by Kinman, the
following Resolution was adopted.
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THE license applied for constituting on the record a
request for a renewal of a prior licensed established business,
and
UPON The express understalilling the Ordinance No. 3852 be
strictly complied with as to design standards,
THIS Council recommends issuance to Verna Youngs at 411
North Vine Street, upon applications filed March 30, 1964 with
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission of a license as applied for
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED r:l'HAT THE CITY CLERK OF GRAND ISLAND,
NEBRASKA forward a certified copy of this RESOLUTION to the
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska.
DATED this 27th day of April, 1964.
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Roll Call Ballot.
Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop,
Ditter and Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
Attention was called to special dates. Council to meet
informally, was called to their attention.
President Peterson advised the Council that he had received over
thirty applications for Office of City Manager.
Motion of Klostermeyer, Council adjourned to 7:~30 P.M., May 4th.
F. S. White
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APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING APRIL 30, 1964
FUND
Adm.
APPROP.
Building
City Hall
81106.62
22595.00
24170.00
1435.00
65100.00
35042.00
45134.00
Civil Sere
Eng.
Health
Incid.
Sew. Maint A 38065.00
General 312647.62
Bond & Int.
17479.66
Airport 288660.00
Airport Cafe 35463.76
St.A11ey-Pav 260597.87
Sanitation B 75175.00
Park
145927.25
216254.00
44130.00
Police
Cemetery
Fire 219188.50
Fire Pension 39018.24
Se~ Plant E 89298.00
New Sew ConstD85419.94
New Sew. C
60000.00
New Sys F 101259.62
City Garage 60910.00
Off st Park 20882.82
Band
5700.00
500.00
Civil Def.
Cern Perm Care159159.21
Soc. Security 76730.61
Library
44790.00
2359192.10
Water
Light
Sewer District
Paving District
ADJ.
16.00
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EXPENDED
APfUL
4898.55
1768.76
1213.98
36.53
4002.69
2832.73
5584.68
1903.74
22241.66
4173.00
14357.47
2682.00
16511.34
6044.23
22774.12
16709.51
3304.48
15514.56
2268.52
5605.64
1614.27
7538.88
52.94
1.50
20519.80
3492.61
165406.53
139415.15
327931.65
4369.64
1157.58
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TOTAL
EXPENDED
60105.73
16616.49
15299.68
788.59
45020.56
24801.17
31419.38
22321.19
216372.79
23890.50
117472.23
25379.72
201410.45
60040.27
75764.24
160690.99
23548.76
153175.88
20416.68
57338.56
57805.50
32126.89
9005.20
46895.96
1417.27
2332.50
193.46
57761.20
34123.35
1377162.40
1846651.79
3434103.45
84455.18
185821.32
b~281~4.14
Respectfully Submi tted,
F. S. White, City Clerk.
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BALANCE
21000.89
5978.51
8870.32
646.41
20095.44
10240.83
13714.62
15743.81
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171187.77
10084.04
59171.42
15134.73
70163.01
55563.01
20581.24
66012.62
18601.56
31959.44
27614.44
27873.11
92254.42
14014.04
19465.55
3367.50
306.54
159159.21
18969.41
10666.65
982029.70
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May 4, 1964
Council met in Regular Session. All Counoilmen present. His
Honor, President Peterson, presiding.
Rev. Laurence R. Davis, Trinity Methodist Church, opened the
meet ing wit h praye r.
President Peterson made inquiry if anyone in the audience wished
the reading of the Minutes of Council Meetings of April 20th, 21st,
26th and 27th. There being no requ.ests, motion of Bishop, seconded by
Klostermeyer, to dispense with the reading of the Minutes.
Bonds having been O~ K. 'd by t'he City Attorney were presented as
follows:
Frank Phelps
Water and Light Commissioner
Leo Hineline
Sign Hanger
L. H. Smith
Demolition
Great Northern Electric Company
Electrician
Auct ioneers --
Lyle Knott
Ed Yocum
AlLert Helzer
Fred E. Yocum
Pm-Jn Brokers
Roy Houchin
'llerry and Terry
Councilmen
H. E. Kinman
John Ditter
Do n S. 13 i sh op
Howard Peterson
Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, Bonds were accepted, and
p laced on file.
Quarterly Report of Northwestern Bell Telephone Company was
presented, received and placed on file.
(COpy) MINUTES OF
SPECIAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
April 20, 1964
Present: All Members
Others Present: H.L. Butts and W. Kelley
1. The minutes of the April 6, 1964, Special Meeting were read
and approved as read.
2. Cone moved we recommend approval to the Acting City Manager
and Council of the request for rezoning a tract of land located in the
W;~ NE% of 12-11-10 as indicated on the plat submitted by vJal1neta Ross
from Residence A to Bl1siness B. ;:Seconded by Behnke. Motion carried.
3. Moved by Lacy we change our regular meeting date to the second
and fourth Monday afternoons at 1:15 in the Couneil Chamber, instead
of vTednesday evening. Seconded by Burdick. Motion carried.
4. The Chairman announced the next meeting will be on April 27
at l:lSin the Council Chamher.
Meeting adjourned 2:30 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
sf Clarence Walters, Secretary
Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop, received and placed
on fi Ie .
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PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
City of Grand Island
April 27, 1964
Present: T~omazin, Reutlinger, Burdick, Hehnke, Cone, Walters
Absent: McCarthy, Lacy, Allen
Others present: H. L. Butts
1. Minutes of the April 20th special meeting were read, and
approved as read.
2. The proposed zoning map was reviewed and requests for changes
and correct ions were cons idered. Reutlinger moved we recommend approva
to the Acting City Manager and City Council of the proposed zoning map
and supporting ord inances. Seconded by Hehnke. Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned 11:30 A.M.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ Clarence Walters, Secretar;
Mot ion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop , received and placed on
file.
Request of A. C. Mayer for removal of 2-hour parldng on Third
Street East of Kimball, was presented, along with recommendation from
the Acting City Manager, Frank Phelps as follows:
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Honorable President and Members of the City Council
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
April 28, 1964
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the two hour parking
restriction east of Kimball Street on rrhi,rd Street be removed, and
Ordinance No. 3887 be repealed.
FEP/cjs
Respect f'l.lly submitted,
sl F. :8\; Phelp s
Acting City Man8ger
Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, report was approved and
Ordinance No. 3887 ordered repealed.
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April 30, 1964
Honorable President Howard L. Peterson
and Members of the City Council
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the traffic light now
located at the intersection of Louise and Blaine be moved to the
intersect ion of ,John and Blaine as recommended by the Chief of police,
and an Ordinance be drawn relative to the change.
FEP/lk
Respectfully submitted,
S/ Frank E. Phelps
Acting City Manager
Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop, report was approved
and ordinance changed.
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(COpy) REPORT OF FRANK E. PHELPS IN RE: THOMAS, BENJAMIN & CU\Y.TON
REMODELING THIRD FLOOR
April 30, 1964
Honorable President Howard L. Peterson
and Members of the City Council
Ci.ty Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gent lemen:
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It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the firm of Thomas,
Benjamin & Clayton be authorized to perform architectural service for
remodeling the third floor auditorium of the City Hall.
This is to also include design for heating, air-conditioning and
electrical services, specifications and Engineer's estimate.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ Frank E. Phelps
Acting City Manager
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Motion of Ditter, seconded by Kinman, recommendation was approved.
Thomas, Benjamin & Clayton authorized to draw all necessary plans for
remodeling, design heating, air-conditioning and electrical services
necessary for this portion of the building.
Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop, Council adjourned to
meet as Board of Ad justment .
F. S. Hh it e
Ci ty Clerk
May 4, 1964
Grand Island, Nebraska
May 4, 1964
Council met as Board of Adjustment on the Appeals from the
Building Inspector's refusal to issue Building Permits to Mr. M.R.
Berg,Q'ren and Maurit7 R. Olsen. All Councilmen present. President
reterson preSiding.
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It was moved by Councilman l~...-~,--"
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"Notice having been given by publication in the Grand Island Daily
Independent on April 4, 1964, for hearing at 7:30 P.M. on April 15, 1964,
on the appeal of M. R. Berggren from the refusal of the Chief Building
Inspector to permit a variance from Residence A classification of the tract
hereinafter specifically described, and such hearing having been continued
to May 4, 1964 at 7:30 P.M.; and,
Such appeal coming on to be heard by the Board of Adjustment on May
4, 1964,
The Board of Adjustment makes the following findings and determinations:
1. The variance as applied for will be contrary to the public interest;
2. Such M. R. Berggren has failed to prove a hardship will result
from the literal enforcement of the provisions of the Residence
A zoning classification;
3. The variance applied for, namely, construction of a second
dwelling upon one lot, will not conform to the existing zoning
of such real property;
4. The construction of a second dwelling upon the town lot here-
inafter described would be contrary to the public welfare;
It is on this 4th day of May, 1964, DECIDED AND DETERMINED that:
The variation from Residence A zoning classification pertaining to
Lot 4, Block 6 in Windolph's Addition to the City of Grand Island, Hall
County, Nebraska, should not be permitted; and,
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building permit for construction of a second dwelling upon such lot as a
variance from the terms of the zoning classification Residence A."
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Motion seconded by Councilman c/7f:'--~/f>f-e/-v
Roll call:
Voting
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"No": ?7~ .
Voting
Motion declared carried this 4th
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It was moved by Councilman ~
"Notice having been given by publication in the Grand Island Daily
Independent on April 4, 1964, for hearing at 7:30 P.M. on April 15, 1964,
on the appeal of Mauritz R. Olson from the refusal of the Chief Building
Inspector to permit a variance from the zoning classification of the tracts
hereinafter specifically described, and, such hearing having been continued
to May 4, 1964, at 7:30 P.M., and,
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A public hearing having been held by this Board of Adjustment of
the City of Grand Island on May 4, 1964, and such Mauritz R. Olson appearing
in his ovm behalf and ~ ~ (certain persons) (no one)
appearing in opposition to the variance applied for, ~
The Board of Adjustment makes the following findings and determinations:
1. The variance as applied for will not be contrary to the public
interest;
2. Literal enforcement of the Residence A classification will
result in unnecessary hardship to such Mauritz R. Olson;
3. The variance applied for, namely, construction of a duplex
dwelling upon Lot J and the south one-half of Lot 4, Block 10
in West Park Addition, and Lot 6 in Block 16 and the south 33
feet of vacated 11th Street in West Park Addition, will
substantially conform to the Residence A zoning of such real
property and will conform to the proposed master zoning plan;
It is on this 4th day of May, 1964, DECIDED AND DETERJYIINED that:
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The variations from Residence A zoning classification pertaining
to the tracts described as Lot 3 and the south one-half of Lot 4 in Block
10, West Park Addition, and the tracts described as Lot 6 in Block 16,
and the south 33 feet of vacated 11th Street in West Park Addition to the
City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, should be permitted; and,
The Chief Building Inspector is hereby authorized to issue building
permits for construction of duplex dwellings as a variance from the terms
of the zoning classification Residence A as applied for by Mauritz R. Olson
on March 30, 1964."
Motion seconded by Councilman
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Discussion pertaining to the case of Chambers Construction Compan
for Bdld ing Permit for Insurance Build ing at the north,east corner of
intersection of Eddy and Koenig, was had. Mr. Wm. Blackburn presented
arp-:uments in favor of issuing building permit, stating reasons and
court cases pertaining to cases of similar nature.
Mr. Elson, representing protestors, cited court cases where
decision was against permitting buildings of this nature in residentia:
areas.
Dr. Leslie presented argument that there were several children in
that block, and according to presentation of Mr. Blackburn they would
be using the alley for exit, and he felt it would be a safety measure
to bar them from us ing alle y for exit.
After further discussion, motion of Councilman Ditter, seconded
by Kinman, that act ion be delayed unt il May 18th.
Motion of Kinman, Council adjourned to Regular Session.
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F. S. Whi te
Cit y Clerk
Grand ISland, Nebraska
May 4, 1964
Council met in Regular Session. All Councilmen present. His
Honor, President Peterson, presiding.
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CEHTIPICA'l'E OF ENGINEEIl
rN18 under'sic;nec1 , City Engineer:::>f the C:Lty ()f Grand
Is nc1, hereby certifies thot Geer-MelkuG Construction Co.,
Inc., the Contractor has completed the 'lrvork inclucUng the
furni:3h:il1C; of materials f8r con,structL:J'D of 3. St'Jrage Bujld-.
jrlg ot the Grclnd L:;lcJ.nc1 Cemetery, jn occorc1ance Ivith the
pli3.ns, [:: ctf4cotLYrJs and eontrGct hcrcfore, ::xYld, such
work is hereby 3ccepted by me as Ci iDEeI'.
I herewith submit the followi statement of all costs
in .c'Jnnecti~)n )'Jith the Constructicm of a ~:;l~or::':'3e BuilcUng
DC the Grand Island Cemetery.
Tel: G8cI'-f'Iellws Construction Co., In,c.
3,815.00
Approved for action by City Council.
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tificate of completion and aecept2nce of conc,;tructjon of
the (;3t Build4 at the Grand Islond Cemetery).
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The work of c~nstructi~n of the (sto
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Claim of Geer-Me lkus Constru.ct ion Company in the amount of
$3,815.00 was presented. Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, claim
was allowed. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop,
Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
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Location Grand Island Qemej;;erv
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Item No . 2 .
30 Ft. x
Building
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complete 88 per
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Omit the )Ii concrete flooI' deduct
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Item No. J. Grade IlCll ~;icling used add to Item
N:l. 1
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Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, approved.
TOTAL COMPLETED
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PREVIOUS ESTIMATES
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I Certify that there is
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ORDINANCE NO. 4133 prescribing times and places for meetings of
the City Council, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4133 - Motion of Kinman, seconded by Di tter, was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
OBDINANCE NQ.. 4133 - Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, rules
su.spended and ordinance placed on second reading at length. Holl call
ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
Voting no, none.
OHDINANCE NO. 4133 - Mot ion of Kinman, seconded by Dit tel', rules
suspended and ordinance placed on third reading at length. Holl call
ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
Vot ing no, none.
OHDIN..ANCE NO. 4133 - Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, was
placed on final passage and finally passed. holl call ballot. Voting
yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4134 pertaining to rezoning 0 f area in Roush's
Pleasantville Terrace Subdivision and Matthew's Subdi vision from
Residence llAll to Business It B If regu.larly passed by the Council, signee
by the Mayor.
OBDINANCE NO. 4134 - Mot ion of Ditter, seconded by Kinman, was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. l1~ - Mot ion of Di tter, seconded by Bishop, rules
suspended and Ord inance placed on second read ing at length. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
Voting no, none.
ORDINANC~ NO. 4134 - Motion of Ditter, seconded by Klostermeyer,
rules s"lspended and ordinance placed on third reading at length. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyex
Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4134 - Motion of Ditter, seconded by Kinman, was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
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K10stermeyer made report on meetings which had been held following
appointments from various precincts and he wished to thank all those
who had participated, and had shown that they were in favor of and
would do anything in their power to assist in doing things for the
betterment of'the City.
President of the Council thanked Mr. Klostermeyer for his efforts;
also radio and press for publicity given to them.
presented as follows:
Fire $ 718.18
Cemetery 3,844.25
Sewer "E" 3,507 . ~~2
Garage 2,119.8~3
Water 95,551.12
Light 50,979.39
Off Street 504.53
TOTAL lf185,425.88
Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, claims were allowed as
presented and listed in the Claim Register. Roll Call Ballot. Vot ing
ye s, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Vot lng no, none.
Mot ion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop, Council adjourned to
meet at 7:30, May 18th.
Claims aga inst
General
Airport
Cafe
St reet
Sanitat j.on
Pa 1'1\
Police
the City t'Jere
~f, 19,367.85
883.13
1,395.08
1,290.24
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3,911.5l
811.75
1<'. S. White
City Clerk
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Grand Island, Nebraska
May 18, 1964
Council met in Regular Session. All Councilmen present. His
Honor, President Peterson, presid ing. Hev. .Tames Chubb, First
Method:lst Church, opened the meeting with prayer.
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the audience wished the reading of the Minutes of previous meeting.
There being no requests, motion of Kinman, seconded by Bishop, to
dispense with the reading of the Minutes of the Meeting of May 4th.
Bonds having been O.K.'d by the City Attorney, were pre~)ented as
follows:
Charles L. Crosby
Ele ct r Ie ian
Wm. Klostermeyer
Councilman
Lonnie Nason
Plumbing and Gas Fitting
Not ion of Kinman, se conded by Di tte r, Bond s were approved.
R>:'E*S>:<O~<L*U}:'T*I*O*N .
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL) GRAND ISLAND) NEBRASKA
that license to sell Beer at "ON & OFF SALE" at th e address
known as 316 East Second Street, Grand Island,Nebraska be granted
to Herschel J. Baird ~s per application filed with the Nebraska
Liquor COntrol Commission, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk, Grand Island,
Nebraska forward a certified copy of this RESOLUTION to the Nebr-
aska Liqyor Conbrol Commission
~t Lincoln,N~braska.
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Monthly Report of Northwestern Pu.bl1c Se rv ice Company presented,
re ce i ved and placed on file.
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(COpy) f,1INUTES OF
PLANNING COMfnSSION MEETING
City of Grand Island
May 11, 1964
Pre sent:
A hsent :
Thomazin, Lacy, Allen, Hehnke, Cone, Burd ick
Reutlinger, McCarthy, Walters
1. Meeting was called to order by Chairman, and the Minutes of
the April 27 Meeting were read, and approved as read.
2. Dick Good, representing Park: and Shop Corporat ion reported
favorably on the lease of U .P. Parking area, requesting endorsement of
leasing the land and installation of autom"tic signals at Oak, Pine,
'1tJalnut, and Elm Streets. Moved by Burdick we recommend to the ,hcting
City Man8ger ann Council the approval of the installation of automatic
signals at the four street crossings. Seconded by Cone. Mot ion
c8rried.
3. Jim Belt'er appeared before the Commission with regard to his
subdiv~Lsion, Bivers:ide Acres. Moved by Lacy, seconded by Allen, that
we approve the replst of' Riverside J\cres, and authori"e the Chairman
to sign th~ replat for the Commission. Motion carried.
4. Merle McDermott appeared before the Commission and p:esented
a drawing of Dickey's Subdivision. No action was taken.
5. Application by Herman Plumbing Company was made for breaking
down the cu.rb on Broadwell in front of the bu.ild ing for porkhlg
pu.rposes. Moved by Cone, seconded by Hehnke the requ.est be denied.
6. Moved by Lacy, seconded by Hehnke we recommend to the tcting
City Manager and Cou.ncil a bu.dget of ~~l, 000 .00 for u.se of the
Commission in meeting cu.rrent expenses for the next fiscal year.
7. The Chairman annou.nced our next meeting will be at 1:15 P.M.
on Monday, jVlay 18t h.
8. Lacy moved the meeting be ad jou.rned.
Respectfu.lly su.bmitted,
S/ Clarence Bu.rdick by C.w.
Acting Secretary
Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop, referred to Acting
City Manager.
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President of Cou.ncil Peterson advised there were three members
to be appointed to PlanninP.:' Commission. Motion of Kinman, seconded by
Ditter, that C. W. Burdick
R. L. Lacy
Robert J. Hcearthy, su.cceed themselves for a three year
period. Motion carried.
President of the Cou.ncil advised that there was one member of
Civil Service Commission to be appointed. Motion of Ditter, seconded
by Kinman, that Halph 'l'ownsend succeed himself. Carried.
(HEPOHT OF FHANK PHELPS, A eTING CITY MANAGEH, land pu.rchased for
approach lighting system at Airport)
May 15, 1964
Honorable President Howard L. Peterson
Members of City Cou.ncil
It is the recommendation of the undersi/rned that the City c:lllow the
cost to produ.ce a copy of Abstract of Title and the Extension thereof,
bring it up-to-date for a trnct of land pu.rchased from Irena Darling
for erection of approach lighting; system at the Grand Island Hu.nicipal
Airport.
Respectfu.lly su.bmitted,
S/ F. E. Phelps
Acting City Manager
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The City of Grand Island having contracted to purchase from I. Irena
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Darling 5.48 acres located in Section 2, T 11, N R 9 W 6th P.M. in Hall
County, Nebraska, for installation of '''Approach Light System with Sequenced
Flashing Lights on the south end of the North/South Runway" of the Grand
Island Municipal Airport, and to pay the cost of extention to date of the
Abstract of Title to such property, such Abstract to remain the property
of such I. Irena Darling; and,
It appearing advisable that the City secure a copy of such Abstract
of Title,
BE IT RESOLVED that the Acting City Manager and the City Attorney
are hereby authorized to procure the preparation of a copy of such Owner's
Abstract of Title at an estimated cost of $60.00; and,
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appropriated fund ~ ~,_i;1I"7 i?~
the sum of $39.50 to Grand Island Abstract Company for extension of such
Abstract of Title to date of April 29, 1964, at 8:00 A.M., and the amount
of claim of such Grand Island Abstract Company is approved by the Acting
City Manager and the City Attorney for a copy of such Abstract of Title
certified by such Grand Island Abstract Company.
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WHEREAS, the Planning Commission hereto on August 28, 1963, approved
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the rezoning from Residence "A" to Residence "B" of Lots One and Two in
Block One, West Bel Air Third Addition, and the Board of Education of the
School District of the City of Grand Island on May 4, 1964, acting to
approve such rezoning,
BE IT RESOLVED that notice by publication and by posting as required
by Section 15 of Appendix I - Zoning of Grand Island City Code be given
that the City Council will sit as a Board of Adjustment at 7;30 P.M. on
June 1, 1964, upon the request of Elmer Hann and Hazel Hann to rezone
Lots One and Two of Block One, West Bel Air Third Addition from Residence
"A" to Residence "B" District. '-
Seconded by Councilman y~(..~
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Moved by Councilman
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'~EREAS, Section 20-107, Grand Island City Code, provides that the
City Council may by resolution entirely prohibit the parking of vehicles
in any street for a period of time longer than is fixed in such resolution;
and,
WHEREAS, the Chief of Police has recommended that truck parking be
prohibited in the 2300 Block West Second Street in the City of Grand Island;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the parking of trucks on either
side of West Second Street in the City of Grand Island between Garfield
Street and Arthur Street, except for the purpose of delivering or collect-
ing goods, wares, merchandise, or materials, should be and is hereby
prohibited; and,
The City Engineer is hereby directed to cause proper signs and markings
to be prepared and installed to inform the public of the prohibition contained
in this Resolution."
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Seconded by Councilman
May, 1964.
. Hesolution on Concessions at Ryder Park was presented. After
considerable discussion, held over until 4:30 P.M., May 22nd.
Ken Yost representing the AmericEm Legion, stated that if they
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were to pay ~100.00 License Fee, and have to furnish Liability
Insurance, it ltwuld run them in the hole around $350 or *F400 more than
they have been losing. That if they could have the Concession at the
Ryder Park, they might be able to promote the Junior Legion a:nd Little
. League Baseball.
President of the Council Peterson commended Mr. Ander~;on for the
way he had handled the concessions in the past and felt the City was
more or less indebted to him to allow him concessions at the three
parks, Ryder, Ashley Field and Pier Park. Motion of Bishop, seconded
by Klo~termeyer, was referred back to Council for further consideration
to report 4 :30 P .f'1., May 22nd.
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May 18,1964
SUBJECT: AIR CONDITIONER WATER CHILLER
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FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
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The undersigned"City Engineer of the City of Granel
Island,hereby certifies that, THE McELROY COMPANY,INC,
the Contractor has completed the work including the
furnishing and installing of an Air Conditioner Water
Chiller in the City Ha1l~in accordance with the plans,
$p~cification5 and contract therefore,and,auch work is
hereby accepted by ~ as City Engineer.
I hereby 5U~t the following statement of all
costs in connection with the furnishing and inatalling
o~ am. Air Canditioner Water Chiller in the City Hall.
TO: The McElroy C'ompany, Inc.
$ 4+7ll.00!
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Appro'wed for mction bJy City CounciJL
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WHEREAS;, the City Engineer has issued his find
cert,ificate of completion and acceptance of' the furn-
ishing and installing of an) Air Conditioner Water
Chiller in the City Hall.
HE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The furniSlhing and! inst,alling oi' mn Air
Conditioner Water Ch~ll,er iIJ the City Hall b:e,arrd iis
hereby,accepted. 4-~~ I--<-...CC~
Moved by Councilman
Seconded by Councilman
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James BeItzel' adlll'essed the Council pertainlng to things that had
happened in the last few years pertaining to his development of
Riverside Acres; and he would appreciate it very much if the Council
would give him serious considerati.on as promptly as possible.
Bob Hector addressed the Council pertaining to an area in the h'VJ
part of the City which they had purchclsed and were developLng, and had
been advised by the Council last Fall that -'It: would be tf-Jl{en care of,
probably on account 0 f t he feeling that the Sewer Bond Is sue would
cE-0,Y'ry. He WRS advised by Mr. Phelps of the condition of the ~3anitary
Sewer not h3ing a,:'!equate for taking care of' further connections; and
the Storm Sewer would have to be revamped in order to take care of
further drainage. Mot ion of I\:lost ermeyer, seconded by Bishop, taken
:J.nder advisement.
LeElses at the Airport presented as fol101l1s:
Raymond Shriner -- 41.69 Acres pasture land.
Elmer' Kroll, Building ident ified as '1'-802.
Fred and Dick Glade, Building identified as T-305.
I'Ilelra Luft, Building identified as '1'-8~)0.
Robert Markowski, Rental two 3-thousand gal. storage tanks.
Delmar and Delbert Ewoldt, 19.78 acres farm land.
Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, Leases were approved, Mayor
and Clerk authorized to sign.
Marv in Lautens ch lager made very good report on doings 0 f the
Citizens Committee. He is to be commended for his work in the short
time they have been operElt ing.
(COpy OF REPOHT) '1'0 THE Gl~l\ND ISLf,ND CITY COUNCIL FHCm '1'HE
"CI'l'IZENS COMfU'I'TEE Fon j\CTION" .
Honorable President and Members of the City Council:
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During the next year by cooperation, developing an organized plan
of action and a true understand iDE of the purpose and background of
city government, we can move ahead in our city in the ke,'L areas of city
sponsored programs. \\1e can thus make Grand Island progressive, effec-
t ive, and efficient for the citi~ens of this ci ty and take a baclz seat
to no one.
Thus the key to progress is understand ing of the city I s goals and
purposes, the establishment of a realistic plan, and the discovery of
leadership to furnish the spark for the machinery to promote progress.
'11his can and must be accomplished without the necessity of having to
raise any great amount of additional money from our people ltJithin the
City of Grand Island. Budget-wise this means strong financial support
in the strategic areas of city government, this being established by
a system of strict priorj_ty in spending. Grand Island now hgs a total
mill levy of 84.445, and a sewer use fee that was ra ised substant ially
within the last 2 years.
Our committee emphasises the problems of an emergency nature and
suggest they be gi ven imrned iate attention. '1'he recommendat ions in the
area of finances provides for ~SlOO,OOO.OO of actual construction money
-being made availal)le each year commencing with the annual budget which
begins August 1, 1964. 11'he committee strongly favored a motion that
"any recommendation made for deal ing with the emergencies concerning
the storm and sanitary sewer problems in Grand Island become a part
of an overall plan for solving the problem".
A pilot type of precinct meeting was arranged to furnish informa-
tion and sample opinions at the grass roots. This meeting was spon-
sored by committee members Marvin Vautravers and Leon Lueth of the 21st
Precinct. The meeting was well publicized by the radto and press,
and resulted in only 7 people rrom the precinct attending.
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Five of those had opposed the last bond issue and 2 favored. At first
rrlance thls would appear that the people in the problem areas, do not
share too much concern for the storm and sanitary sewer problems.
However, those that attended expressed themselves freely and
acknm\11erlp;ed that they would be more interested in supporting a plan
of development if it could ]je financed in a di :fferent manner which
would not increase their present costs to any large extent.
To develop this proposed plan of action, we need to ask ourselves
several basic questions: (1) Is the problem of storm and sanitary
sewers really as serious as we have been led to believe? (2) Why
did the people of our city so emphatically defeat the last bond i.ssue?
and (3) Is t here some other approach that can be taken that might be
the avenue to successful development of Grand Island?
It would appear that the basic problem of solving the problem is
finances. The sub-committee on finance of the Citizens Committee for
Act i.on was charged with four areas of study in order to bring forth
a preliwinary report to the Council. These four areas for consider-
ation were as follows:
1. 1~0 make a determination of the seriousness of the problem of
the storm and sanitary sewers, then to establish a priority in bu.dget-
ing tax monies in comparison to other spending areas of city adminis-
tration.
2. Make a study of the present investments of tax monies for cap-
i tal improvement sand dete rmine how much of a present 20 mill levy
can he used toward such a project.
3. Possibility of supplemental monies bei.ng furnished by a bond
levy.
4. Possibility of the perimeter areas surroundi.Ylf:s Grand IsI~,nd
joining with the people of this city in furnishing development monies
as a means of solvinR; the long range growth and development problem
of storm and sanitary sewers.
The sub-committee on Finance determined that the problem that face:
the Grand Island community is a problem that is area wide, not just one
for the poeple within the present corporate limits of our city. Having
c'!ecided thcl.t the future of Grand Island and the surrol.mding area depend
on a community wide approach to the problem, the Citizens Committee for
Action make the following sugge::;tions for the fj.nancing of improve-
ments and expansion of the storm and sanitary sewers:
1. 2}~ mills of the present 20 mill levy he set as ide for this
purp ose .
2. Supplemental money be provided by a l~ mill bond levy.
~3. 'l'he area surrounding the corporate city join in furnishing
additional monies needed.
A second sub-committee was appointed to study facilities as they
relate to the problem. This committee was to survey the situation in
2 specific areas:
1. Emergency areas that need immediate relief within the City.
~. A ,long-range plan for the growth and development of the city
and the surrounding area.
Our committee recommends that if the foregoing method of fj.nancing
can he accomplished then the plan as was submitted heretofore is the
most logical. That plan 1tvould also be as economical as an alternate
wh ich 1tJOu.ld involve cons iderable cons truct ion through presently paved
street s. A ttached hereto and made a p8rt hereof are the reports of
the sub-committees on Facilities and Finance.
'1'hi8 is indeed a preliminary report due to the fact that we have
hod less than 3 weeks to give it study. '1'he problem h, most import-
ant rmd difficu.lt. Our committee appreciates the opportunity to
assist in its solution. We stand ready to make further study on an
alternate plE:m if called upon to do so.
Respectfully submitted,
sj Marvin lauterlf3 chlac(er Cha irman
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After Report President of the Council Peterson oommended
Hr. Lautenschlager and his committee for the work they had done.
Hation of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop, that there be expression
of thanks to Hr. Lautensch lager and his commi ttee . Pres ident Peterson
suggested that the City Council meet with Mr. Lautenschlager and his
Committee 7:30, May 25th.
ORDIN!\NCE NO. 4139. fixing salaries of Mayor and Council, regu.larl;
passed by the Council, signed by the Hayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4135. - Motion of Ditter, seconded by Kinman, was
placed on first reading at length. holl call ballot. Voting yes,
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
OHDINANCE NO. 41~'S5 - Motion of Ditter, seconded by Kinman, rules
suspended and Ordinance placed on ~lecond reading at length. Hall call
ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
Voting no, none.
OHDINA'WCE NO. 4135 - T10tion of Ditter, seconded by Kinman, rules
sllspenc'led and ordinance placed on third reading at length. Holl call
ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
Voting no, none.
ORDINf',NCE NO. 4135 - Mot ion of Ditter, seconded by Kinman, was
placed on final passage and final1y,/passed. Hall call ballot. Voting
yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
OEDINI\NCF:...l:!.Q..!_~ 11136 pertaining to application and use 0 f monie s
collected from ~ates and charges to be paid for the use of Disposal
Plant and Sewa.Q'e System, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the
Mayor.
OHDINt\NCE NO. 41~'S6 - Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, was
plaeed on fj.rs tread ing at length. Hall call ballot. Vat ing yes,
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
OHDIN1\NCE NO. 4136 - Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, rules
suspended and Ordinance placed on second reading at length. holl call
ballot. Vot ing yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Dit ter, Klostermeyer.
Voting no, none.
OEDINJINCE NO. 4136 - Motion of K inman, seconded by Ditter, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on third read ing at length. Hall call
ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
Voting no, none.
ORDINI\ NCE NO. 4136 - No tion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Holl call ballot. Voting
yes, Pet8rson, Kinman, BiShop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
OHDINANCE NO. 4137 changing class ifica t ion in SE~ 21-11-9, He st
6th P.M., from Residence :'!A!'; to Business flBr" regularly passed by the
Council, signed by the Hayor.
OHDINi\NCE N~4l37 - Motion of Bishop, seconded by Ditter, was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4137 - Motion of Bishop, seconded by Ditter, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading at length. Holl call
ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
Votinp: no, none.
OBDINl\NCE NO. 4137 - Motion of Bishop, seconded 1)y Ditter, rules
suspended and ordinance plr ced on third reading at length. Holl call
ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klosterrneyer.
Voting no, none.
OHDINANCE NO. 4137 - JVIation of Bishop, seconded by Ditter, was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
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ORDINANCE NO. ~l~~ repealing Ordinance No. 3887 pertaining to
parldng on E. 3rd Street between Kimball and Vine, regularly passed
~y the Council, signed b~ the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4138 - Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 1138 - Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading at length. Boll call
ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Di.tter, Klostermeyer.
Voting no, none.
OHDINANCE NO. 4138 - Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on third reading at length. Hall call
ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Ei.shop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
Vot ing no, none.
OHDINANCE NO. 4138 - f10tion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, IGostermeyer. Voting no, none.
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Mr. Quandt and his Fire Chlc-ef presented problems which had arisen
since taking over the Rural Fire Truck, having consulted with Fire
Chief Simpson pertaining to fire alarms; also connection with the City
Sewer. After considerable discussion, Mr. Phelps felt it should be
ref'erred to City Attorney and Act.ing City JVianager. JVJotion of
Klostermeyer, seconoed by Ditter, was referred to City Attorney and
Acting City Manager to prepare agreement.
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Discussion on obtaining groJ.nd or easement for pole line from 1~5th
to State Street and also ground along extension of State Street for
street purposes, and also water main. Acting City Manager stated it
was necessary that this be done, as he would have to get the pole line
in immed iately and the pipe line should be worl{ed on. He suggested
that maybe something definite could .come before the meeting 4:~30 P.f'!.
May 22nd.
Councilman Kinman advised the COlmcil of Auto Safety ched\. on
Saturday morning in which all Car Dealers were very much interested,
and furnish"lng men to have charge of the test:Lng. He also thanked
news media, and ahlef of Police for their cooperatlon. Testing to be
on 1fJalnut Street between F'lrst and Division.
Claims against the City were presented as follows:
General
Airport
Airport C,-ife
Street
Sani tat ion
Park
Police
Cemetery
8'ire
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Sewer "E"
Sewer Canst. "F' 11
Gar age
1tJE\t e r
Light
Paving District
Off Street Parking
Ennd
$ 1,811.24
850.00
1,3tj9.93
50,799.30
229,~353.83
2 ~3. 47
44.01
1,000.00
6,663.43
63?7~.:
1,031.17
4,182.75
1,270.83
494.2'7
1,463.19
1,117..54
471.95
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Honorable President Peterson
Neml)ers of City COLl.ncil
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the olaims as presentee
by the City Clerk be allowed and listed~in the Cla:Lm Registry.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ F. E. Phelps, rl\cting City Manager
Motion of Ditter, seconded by Kinman, Claims were allowed as
presented and listed in the Claim Register.
Motion of Ditter, Cou.nci1 adjourned to 4:30 P.M., May 22na.
F. S. White
City Clerk
May 18, 1964
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Grand Island, Nebraska
May 22, 1964
4 : 30 P. M .
Council met as per adjournment of May 18th. All Councilmen
pre sent. His Honor, Pres ident Peterson pres id ing.
Claim of Thomas E. Flactiff, in the amount of $650.00 on account
of Flood damages April 25-26, was presented. Mot ion of Ditter, i3econd
ed by Kinman, referred to Attorney and Acting City Manager.
1 Sofa
1 Cha i r
1 Reclining Chair
1 9 x 12 rug
1 co ffee table
1 set bunk bed s springs and matt.
Gibson Refrigerator
Gibson stove
Pictures & Frames
Misc. rugs, children clothing and
toys etc.
120.00
70.00
90.00
30.'00
10 .00
150.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
150.00 -- Total $650.00
(Their A ttorney s, Paine & Paine)
Claim of Chronolux
Protection Boom
Sheet Metal Shop \
0+'f1ce Equipment
of Kinman, .seconded by
Manager.
Corporation, Flood damages
552.73
5,157.40
1, 34 11, .20, was
Ditter, referred to Attorney
April 2.5-26,
presented. !l1ot ion
and t\cting City
(COpy INTEH-OFFICE MEMO from Frank E. }Jhelps, Act ing City Nanager on
Water Line Easement)
From: Frank E. Phelps, Acting City :fI1anager
To: Howard L. Peterson, rre sident
and members of the City Council
lY[ay 22, 1964
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the Resolution relativ
to a water 1 ine eEwement for the tvater Department be approved.
Respect fully submit. ted,
S/ Frank E. Phelps,
Acting City Manager
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Moved by Councilman
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that:
'~EREAS, the improvements of the water system in the City of Grand
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Island currently in progress require a right-of-way for a water main along
and though a strip of ground sixteen (16) feet wide, the center line of
which will be approximately thirty-seven (37) feet south of the northerly
line of the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (NEtSWt) of Section
Eight (8), Township Eleven (11), North, Range Nine (9), West of the Sixth
(6th) P.M., in Hall County, Nebraska, from the intersection of State Street
and Custer Avenue in the City of Grand Island, to the west line of such
Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (NEtSWt) of Section Eight (8),
Township Eleven (11), North, Range Nine (9), West of the Sixth (6th) P.M.,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Attorney prepare forms of
easement agreements between the City and the various property owners; and,
The Acting City Manager is hereby authorized to employ B. F. Douthit
to undertake to negotiate with the various owners on behalf of the City
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Water Department for the purchase of the necessary right-of-way for such
water main; and,
There is hereby authorized to be paid out of the funds of the City Water
Department such sum or sums as shall be authorized and approved by the
Acting City Manager and the City Attorney for the cost of acquisition of
necessary easements for such water main through and across the Northeast
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (NEtSWt) of Section Eight (8), Township
Eleven (11), North, Range Nine (9), West of the Sixth (6th) P.M., in
Hall County, Nebraska."
Seconded by Councilman
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Roll call vote:
"Yes": Pe terson, Kinman, Bishop, Dit ter, Klost ermeyer
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"No":
None
sL Howard L. Peterson
President of the Council
(COpy Inter-Office Memo)
From Frank E. Phelps, Act ing C ity ~1anager
To: Howard L. Peterson, President and
Members of the City Council
It is the recommendat jon of the under8i~led that the Council approve
a License Agreement between the City of Grand Island and Jerry Anderson
and the Ame~ican Legion for concessions at various locations of the
city. "
May 22, 1964
Respectfully submitted,
S/ F. E. Phelps
Act i,ng City Manager
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"WHEREAS, the Acting City Manager and the City Attorney have
prepared a form of Concession Agreement between the City of Grand Island
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and Jerry Anderson as Concessionaire at Ashley Field and Municipal
Swimming Pool at Pier Park, from June 1, 1964, to and including September
10, 1964,
BE IT RESOLVED that the President of the Council be, and hereby is,
authorized to execute such Concession Agreement between the City of
Motion
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Jerry Anderson."
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this 22nd day of May, 1964.
Grand Island and such
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"WHEREAS, the terms
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Moved by Councilman
the City of Grand Island and Grand Island Post No. 53, The American Legion,
at Ryder Basebil Park, from June 1, 1964, to and including September 10,
1964, have been agreed upon and incorporated in a form of agreement prepared
by the City Attorney,
BE IT RESOLVED that the President of the Council be, and hereby is,
authorized to execute such License and Concession Agreement between the
City and Grand Island Post No.
53, The American Legion."
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this 22nd day of May, 1964.
Seconded by Councilman
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From:
To:
Inter-oTfice Memo)
Frank E. Phelps, Acting City Manager
Howard L. Peterson, Pres ident and
Nembers of the City Council
May 22, 1964
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the Council approve
the supplement agreement between the City of Grand Island and the
Rural Fire Protection District for an extension of their lease.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ F. E. Phelps
Acting City Manager
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Moved by Councilman __
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The City of Grand Island and Grand Island Rural Fire Protection District
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being desirous of extending to August 1, 1964, the Agreement between the
City and the Fire Protection District; and,
The City and such Fire Protection District being authorized by law to
contract with each other regarding mutual fire protection and prevention
purposes and facilities;
BE IT RESOLVED that the President of the Council be, and hereby is,
authorized to enter into an Agreement with Grand Island Rural Fire Protection
District, as prepared by the City Attorney, for extension of the Agreement
between the City and such Fire Protection District, to August 1, 1964.
Seconded by Councilman
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Roll call:
Voting "Yes": Peterson. Kinman. Bishop. Di tter, Klostermeyer
Voting "No": None
Motion declared
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President of the Council
(COpy Inter-Office Memo)
From:
To:
F. E. Phelps, Acting City Manager
HovJard L. Peterson, President and
Members City Council
20 Hay 1964
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the Lease of land
between the City of Grand Island Water Department and Roush Mobile
Homes, Inc. for a tract of land to be used for display of Mobile Homes
be approved and the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign.
S/ F. 1:... Phelps
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Moved by Councilman
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'~EREAS, the Acting City Manager and the City Attorney have
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prepared a form of lease of NW 133' x 133' of Sec. 27, T-II-N, & R-9-W,
Hall County, by the Water Department of the City of Grand Island to
Roush Mobile Homes, In~, a Nebraska corporation, for a term of one
year, commencing June 1, 1964, for use of well house site as display
space for mobile homes, and no other purpose,
BE IT RESOLVED that the Commissioner of Public Utilities be,
and hereby is, authorized to execute such Agreement on behalf of the
Water Department of the City of Grand Island."
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Seconded by Councilman
Motion carried this ;J. ~ ~
day of May, 1964.
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(COpy Inter-oPPice Memo)
Fro m:
To:
F. E. Phelps, l\cting City Manager
Hm-Jard L. Peterson, Pres ident and
Members of the City Council
21 May 1964
Following a briefing session of explanation on behalf of the United
States Jlir Force personnel to City Officials with regard to development
of the Grand Island Municipal Airport for ADC Dj.spe rSEll Fac il it ies so
as to establish a clear understanding of the project to all persons
concerned, it is the recommendation of the undersigned that the
attac l:Bd reprod ucible and six copie s of the ADC Deve lopment Plan
Drawing be approved and necessary signatures affixed thereto so Vlork
on this project can move forward at an early date.
s/ F. E. Phe Ip s
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Moved by Councilman
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'~REAS, the United States Air Force~s requested of the City
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of Grand Island its intention to amend lease No. DA-25-066-eng-9J95,
to provide for ADC Dispersal Facilities for Air Force fighter planes
at the Grand Island Municipal Airport; and,
WHEREAS, the Corps of Engineers of U. S. Army Engineer District,
Omaha, for and on behalf of the United States Air Forc~ requested an
immediate Right-of-Way Entry for Construction of an area outlined on
map DP-GRI-l (Revised March 9, 1964),
BE IT RESOLVED that Frank E. Phelps, Acting City Manager of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, is hereby authorized and empowered on
behalf of such City of Grand Island, when approved by the City Attorney,
and if and when approved by the Federal Aviation Agency and the Nebraska
State Department of Aeronautics, to execute the Right-of-Entry for
Construction agreement with the United States Air Force for the lands
affected as shown by map No. DP-GRI-l (Revised March 9, 1964), including
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provision for right-of-entry to Bldg. T-115 on July 15, 1964."
Seconded by Councilman ~
Roll call vote:
"Yes":
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
"No":
None
Motion ~
this 22nd day of May, 1964.
S/ Howard L. Peterson
President of the Council
( COpy
From:
To:
Inter-office Memo)
F. b. Phelps, Acting City Manager
H. L. Peterson, President and
f-1embers .jf the City Councj_l
22 May 1964
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It is the recommendation of the undersit"rned that the Council approve
the Hesolut ion relative to use of the old College Gym for City Bl::mCl
purposes.
Hespectfully submitted,
S/ F. E. Phelps
Acting City Manager
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Moved by Councilman 1t"~.!!:: that:
-wHEREAS, the School District of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
otherwise known as School District No. 2 in Hall County, Nebraska, will
proVide a practice place for the Grand Island City Band in the Old College
Gym west of the High School Athletic Field, and provide light, heat, and
janitor service for an annual charge of $500.00,
BE IT RESOLVED that the President of the Council be, and hereby is,
authorized to sign on behalf of the City of Grand Island, an agreement
between the City and such School District, as prepared and approved by
the City Attorney, for the use by the Grand Island City Band for practice
sessions at an annual rental of $500.00, space in the Old College Gym,
belonging to Grand Island School District, commencin~ / , 1964,
and continuing until terminated upon due notice by either party to such
agreement."
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Seconded by Councilman
Roll call vote:
"Yes": PeterE;on, Kinman, BishoT:). Ditter. Klostermeye. r
"Nolf: None.
Motion ~
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(COpy Inter-office Memo)
From: F. E. Phelps, Acting City ManafJ'er
To: Howard L. Peterson, President and
Members of the City Council
21 May 1964
In compliance with the recommendation of the Planning Commission at its
meeting of 18 May 1964, relative to the request of Herman PlumbJ.Ylg
Company to hreak down the curb in front of their place of businm;s on
Broadwell Street, it is the recommendation of the undersigned to the
Council to concur with their decision and deny the request.
s/ F. E. Phelps
Mot ion 0 f Ditter, seconded by Kinman, recommenda t ton was
approved. Request denied.
On accou.nt of resignation of Mr. Hehnke from Planning Commission,
Mrs. Charlotte Eaton was appointed, approved by Motion of Ditter and
seconded by Klostermeyer.
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(COpy rn~UTES OF SPECIl\L PLP,NNING COHHISSION l'1EI':'I'ING
City of Grand Islcmd, Nebraska
Hay lS, 1964
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Present:! Thoma~iYl, Reutlinger, Cone, La.cy, Burdick and ltJalters
Absent: i Allen, McCarthy
Others Present: H. L. Butts,H. A. Hystrom, M. McDerrjott, B.Dickey
1. Hinutes of' the Hay 11 meeting were read, and approved af3 read.
2. ~1. McDemott and B. Dickey submitted a plat and other informa-
tion concerning the proposed Dickey Subdivision. Mr. McDermott read
the Protective Covenants for the Subdivisj.on. 'l'he recommendations of
t he City. Engineer were read by the Chairman. Hoved by lacy we
recommen~ approval to the Act ing City Hanager and Counc il of the plat
of Dickey Subdivision, subject to the changes recommended by the City
Engineer in connection with street grades and culvert pipe sizes, to be
ind icated on the plat, and authorize the ChstJ.rman to sign the plat for
t he Planning Commis s ion. Se conded by Heut 1 inger . Hotion carr ied .
3. The Chairman read the report from the Nebras 1<a B.esource s
Division indicating the completion of the Comprehensive Plan by
HenningsQn, Durham, and Hichardson.
4. The Chairman read letters from the City Engineer concerning
pet it iOIl$ for capital improvement s. Beutlinger mo ved we delay act ion
on the recommendations concerning the creation of paving, sanitary
sewers a:l:1c1 wat er d is tri ct s unt :i. 1 after the .Ju.ne 8t rl meet ing. Seconded
by Cone. Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned 3:20 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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Motion of Bishop, secon?ed by Klostermeyer, Minutes received and
plpced on file.
(COpy In~er-Office Hemo)
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From: '. '. he lps, Act i.ng ity Hanage I'
To:
Hpward L. Peterson, President
apd Members City Council
20 Hay 1964
It is the recommendat ion of the unde rs igned that the attached
Resolutipn pertaining to pay increases'as outlined under Ordinance
#L1l23 beiapproved, and the respective salary increases be made
I' e t I' oa c t 1i vet 0 1 1"1a y 1964.
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Moved by Councilman
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'~EREAS, an increase in pay was heretofore approved for the personnel
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hereinafter identified, pursuant to the procedure provided in Section 2
of Ordinance No. 4091, prior to April IJ, 1964, to be effective May 1, 1964,
BE IT RESOLVED that this Council hereby ratifies and confirms the
pay increases authorized prior to April IJ, 1964, for employees Charles
Wilson, Allan Ackerman, Melvin Brown, and Irene Webster, to be effective
retroactive to May 1, 1964." '1) /? .
Seconded by Councilman ~ ~~ ~/
Roll call vote:
"Yes": Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Dit ter. Klostermeyer
"No": None
Motion
Csrried
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22nd
day of ~, 1964.
SI Howard L. Peterson
President of the Council
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Cert ificate of' Hecognit ion for good service of Henry Schoel,
ltJqte r and Light Department was presented, wh ich the Mayor signed.
Forty-two years sefvice to May 30, 1964.
Motion of Kinman, Council adjourned.
F. S. White
Ci ty Clerk
May 22, JL964
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APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING MAY 29, 1964
FUND
Adm.
APPROP.
81106.62
22595.00
Building
City Hall
24170.00
1435.00
65100.00
35042.00
45134.00
Civil f:ler.
Eng.
Health
Incid.
Sew. Maint A 38065.00
General 312647.62
Bond & Int.
17479.66
Airport 288660.00
Airport Cafe 35463.76
St-A11ey-Pav 260597.87
Sanitation B 75175.00
Park 145927.25
Police 216254.00
Cemetery 44130.00
Fire 219188.50
Fire Pension 39018.24
Sew. Plant E 89298.00
Sew Const. D 85419.94
New San Sew. C 60000.00
Sew Syst. F 101259.62
City Garage 60910.00
Off st Parking 20882.82
Band
5700.00
500.00
Civil Defense
Cern Perm Care 159159.21
Soc. Security 76730.61
I Library
. vJater
Light
44790.00
2359192.10
Sewer District
Paving District
ADJ.
16.00
-16.00
EXPENDED
MAY
6158.23
1831.98
5800.87
61.16
3472.10
4613.06
16394.24
1920.18
40251.82
6809.33
3670.65
12778.84
6219.38
9964.23
16844.94
8001.29
15821.23
2268.52
8810.32
850.00
4896.13
548.54
1000.00
TOTAL
EXPENDED
66263.96
18448.47
21100.55
849.75
48492.66
29414.23
47813.62
24241.37
256624.61
23890.50 '
124281. 56
29050.37
214189.29
66259.65
85728.47
177535.93
31550.05
168997.11
22685.20
66148.88
57805.50
32126.89
9855.20
51792.09
1965.81
3332.50
193.46
57761.20
3873.45 37996.80
142608.67 1519771.07
146350.42 1993002.21
317410.55 3751514.00
84455.18
23.47 185844.79
606393.11 7534587.25
Respectfully Submitted,
F. S. White, City Clerk.
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BALANCE
14842.66
4146.53
3069.45
585.25
16623.34
5627.77
13823.63
56039.01
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164378.44
6413.39
46392.58
8915.35
60198.78
38718.07
12579.95
50191.39
16333.04
23149.12
27614.44
27873.11
91404.42
9117.91
18917.01
2367.50
306.54
159159.21
18969.41
6793.20
839421.03
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Grand Island, Nebraska
COUNCIL SESSION
June 1, 1964
7:30
Called to order by Council President Peterson
Roll Call
All Councilmen present.
The President made inquiry of those in the audience if anyone
desired the reading of the Minutes of the last Council Sessions.
There being none, a motion was made by Kinman that the reading of
Minutes of May 18th and 22nd be suspended. Seconded by Ditter.
Passed.
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The Bonds of Darrell R. Olson and Virgil H. Olson as Auctioneers
were presented for approval. Moved by Kinman, seconded by Ditter
that the Bonds be approved and placed on file. Passed.
The Application of Rosalie Ross, 209 N. Wheeler for Retail On and
Off Sale Beer License was presented. Moved by Kinman, seconded by
Ditter, that a Hearing on said application be held before the City
Council, Grand Island, Nebraska in the council chambers at 7:30 P.M.
June 15, 1964. Passed.
Claim of Victor Gosda received at City Clerk's Office May 28th
in amount of $1,240.00, for damages to house at 2416 N. Park Street
by reason of flooding on April 25th and 26th, was read. Moved by
Ditter, seconded by Kinman, that the Claim be referred to the Acting
City Manager and City Attorney for their recommendation. Passed.
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E~.e.Q1QlIQN
of Board of Adjustment
It was moved by Member ,;f4~~~
Notice having been given by publication in Grand Island Daily
that:
Independent on May
21st , 1964, for hearing at 7:30 P.M. on June
1, 1964, of the application of Elmer Hann and Hazel Hann for rezoning
of Lots One (1) and Two (2), Block One, West Bel Air Third Addition to
Residence "B"; and,
A public hearing having been held by this Board of Adjustment at
the time and place fixed in such notice;
The Board of Adjustment decides and determines that such request
should be granted and the subdivided Lots One (1) and Two (2), Block
One (1), West Bel Air Third Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebr-
aska, should be rezoned as Residence "B" District.
Motion, seconded by Councilman ~~
upon roll call vote,a:k4?t~~~'LA#"~J d.zt/(, r~L,#../'j~~
this first day of June, 1964.
The Board of Adjustment determined that the request of Elmer Harm
and Hazel Hann for rezoning of Lots I and 2, Block 1, West Bel Air
Third Addition, to Residence "B" should be gr-anted. Moved by
Klostermeyer, seconded by Ditter. Roll Call - all answered "Aye"
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Minutes of the City Planning Commission Session of May 25th presented:
( COpy)
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
May 25, 1964
Present: Thomazin, Reut linger, Cone, Lacy, Mrs. Eaton, McCart hy, A lIen
Absent: Burdick, Walters
Also Present: H. L. Butts, R. A. Rystrom, Dick Good, Bob Day,
Jack Beachler
1. Mr. Good explained the proposal by Grand Island Parking Cor-
poration to contract for the management of the parking lots to be
leased from the railroad by the City of Grand Island. Moved by Allen
we recommend to the Acting City Manager and Council the acceptance of
the proposal at the adjusted rates, and authorize the Chairman to sign
the proposal for the Commission. Seconded by Reutlinger. Motion
ca.rri ed .
2. The Chairman read letters concerning petitions for capital
improvements. Moved by Reutlinger we refer the petitions to the City
Engineer for his report. Seconded by Allen. Motion carried.
3. The Planning Commission discussed the proposed subdivisions
regulations prepa.red by Henningson, Durham and Richardson. No action
was taken.
4. The Sanitary sewer problem was discussed by the Commission,
but no action was taken.
5. Lacy presented the report of th~ nominating committee for
officers for 1964-1965 as follows:
Chairman - Burdick
~ice Chairman - Reutlinger
Secretary - Walters
6. Mr. Allen moved we elect the Board of Officers recommended.
Seconded by Cone. Motion carried.
7. Lacy moved the meeting be adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ R. Mccarthy, Acting Secretary
Moved by Ditter, seconded by Kinman that they be referred to the
Acting City Manager. Passed.
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Subject: JO Ft. Street and Pole Line Right-of-Way Through Lots 14 and 22,
and Lot 24,Island Acres.
The adoption of the following Resolution is hereby recommended by me.
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WHEREAS, the City has secured Agreements for a right-of-way through
the east JO ft. of the south half of Lot 14 and east 30 ft. of Lot 22,
Island Acres, and easement for electric pole line through east JO ft. of
the north 264.0 ft. of Lot 24, all in Island Acres;
WHEREAS, such rights-of-way and easement are necessary for street
purposes and construction of a pole line for transmission of electrical
energy to the citizens of Grand Island;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, THAT:
(1) The City Treasurer b~, and hereby is, authorized to payout of
Electric Surplus
Fund to Gerald E. Aschwege and Vivian E. Aschwege,
and the Equitable Building and Loan Association of Grand Island, the sum
of $150.00 for conveyance of right-of-way upon the order of the City Attorney;
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(2) The City Treasurer be, and hereby is, authorized to payout of
Electric Surplus
Fund, to Bernard B. Buhrman and Sadie V. Buhrman,
the sum of $150.00 for conveyance of right-of-way upon the order of the
City Attorney:
(3) The City Treasurer be, and hereby is, authorized to payout of
Electric Surplus
Fund, the sum of $75.00 to Myriad, Inc., a Nebraska
corporation, for easement for electric pole line, upon order of the City
Attorney."
Moved by Councilman /~'&''--r-...
Seconded by Councilman ~~
Roll call vote: "Yes"a~,.. ~:;;~~'H<._7'" -~.- d~ -R~;""'H7~
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Subject: New Sewage Treatment Plant and Related Construction.
The adoption of the following Resolution is hereby recommended by me.
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"B:~~Q1QIIQ.N
WHEREAS, Black & Veatch, the consulting en~ineers employed by the
City of Grand Island have submitted plans and specifications for constructing
and equipping a new sewage disposal plant, and improving, extending, and
equipping the existing sanitary sewerage system of the City, which plans
and specifications are identified as: Section I - Sewage Treatment Plant;
Section II - East Outfall Sewer; Section III - Water Supply Line;
WHEREAS, such improvements are necessary in order to protect the health
of the inhabitants of the City of Grand Island; and,
(of $1,966,686)
WHEREAS, such plans, specifications, and the estimate~of such consulting
engineers have been duly examined, and the estimated costs do not exceed the
funds available for such construction;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, THAT:
(1) The plans, specifications and estimates of Black & Veatch, engineers
for constructing and equipping a new sewage disposal plant, and improving,
extending, and equipping the existing sanitary sewerage system of the City
be, and the same are, hereby approved;
(2) It is necessary to protect the health of the inhabitants of the
City that such new sewage disposal plant be constructed and the new e~lipment
be installed therein and the existing sanitary sewerage system be extended
and improved as provided for in such plans and specifications;
(3) The City Clerk be, and he hereby is, 'directed to advertise for bids
for such construction and improvements; and,
(4) Said bids be received up to 7:30 P.M. Central Standard Time, on the
29th day of June, 1964, and be opened at the regular meeting of the City
Council on the said date.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk is instructed to forward a
certified copy of this Resolution to R. A. Rystrom, City Engineer."
Moved by Councilman .~
Seconded by Councilman ~ ~~~~ .
Roll Call Vote: "Yes"~ -6;~,V4A -. .1~- ..J!;d;~...,~
"No": Z~~
Motion carried this first day of June, 1964.
City C1er~ to advertise for bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M.
June 29th, 1964
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CITY OF GRAND ISLAND
ENGINEERING DEPT.
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$ 2716.39
503
JUN - 1 1964
Acceptance & Fiujj;~tlmate No.
Upon Contract Dated l1rw (,Q, 196-3.
Loea t ion l '),....l^ ,C;t i Q D 1 C' '
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Sanitary Sewer District No. Jh9
Contractor
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QUANTITY
DETAILS
PRICE
AMOUNT
<r-
1677.5 L.F.
81l V.C.P. vII/factory compression
joints, comnlAte in place. @ $
3.00
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~:P 5032.50
7
Ea.
5' depth std. sanitary sewer
manholes, complete with ~L50
LB. Bing, cover ans stubs, as
per plan No. 114 @ 180.00
1260.00
25.L~9 V.F.
Extra Depth of San. Sewer
manholes @
L~33.33
17.00
42
IS. Y.
Removal of Soil Cement Base
with Asphalt Surface
,'~71
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1.10
LI,6.20
L~2
Heplacing 211 Asphaltic Cuncrete
over a 61l concrete base @ 6.00
.s22.OO
:1$ 702~'.03
S.Y.
Less credit of $185.00 for overpayment
of une manhole un Sanitary Sewer
District No. 346.
185.00
6839.03
Moved by Klostermeyer, seconded by Kinman, Estimate approved.
Resolut ion follows.
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TOTAL COMPLETED
PERCENT RETAINED
AMOUNT DUE CONTRACTOR
PREVIOUS ESTIMATES
AMOUNT NOW DUE
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TO THE CITY COUNCIL
I certify that there is r[1'^Tn rrhn1JQ~~rr'1 Tj'j UE' "IllY1<3r~Q Thirt~T ana
DOLLARS
G1912-~.r0 cl^.iJ. Ul:'..rt;'j 11.i'~10 CC1'lt 0
due to n1qmn'n~ R'ng~'~PP~~'o~ ('?
on account of above esti-
ma te .
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GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
June 1. 1;;64
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June 1, 1964
SUBJECT: Sanitary Sewer District No. J49
FINAL CEHTIFICATE OF ENGINEER
'fhe undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifies that the Diamond Engineeri:ng Company, the Contractor
has completed the work in.cludin.g the furnishing of materials for
construction of San.itary Sevver District No. J49, i11. accordance with
the plans, specifica tions and contract therefore, and, such worl{ is hereby
accepted by me as City Engineer.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in
connection iwth Sanitary Sewer District No. 349.
'fo:
~ro :
The Diamond Engineering Company
Engineering and Advertising
TO'fAL
:ii; 6839.03
.547.12
ql> 7386 l5
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The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
Balance to Sm'Ver and ida tel" Extension FurJ.c1
$ 3202.50
418J.65
~i; 7J86. 15
'fOTAL
I further certify that there has been expended out of the
appropI'iated fund "Engineer" as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of ~WSLI'7 .12 for which such appropriated fu:nd
is entitled to be reimbursed out of the Sewer and Water Extension
Fund created by the assessment of a special tax for such Sanitary
Sewer District. ~'m%dL
C~ineer
Approved for action by City Council
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, The City Engin.eer has issued his final certificate of
completion and acceptance of construction of Sanitary Sm\1er District
No. JLj'9 ;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of Sanitary Sewer District
No. 3J~'9 be, and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse the
appropria ted fund "Engineerf' for the sum of ;l~9..1'7 .12 out of the Sewer
and l.vater Extension. Fund created by assessme-nt of special taxes for
the constructiun of such Sanitary Sewer District No. J49.
J. The City Council sit as a Board of Equalization on
Sani tary Sewer District No. JLj'9 on the 22 day of J'une, 196L~, at 3: 30
P.~1.
Moved by Councilman ~~7"""-
Seco'nded by Councilman ~
ROLL CALL vorrE: IIYesllcZ~.~~...~.~ ~/ib~~~
If No Ii U~
Motion carried this June 1, 1964
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ENGINEERING DEPT.
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Estimate No.
2, Upon Contract Dated
cember I!" 1963
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'/h.',tcr j\trltn District No. 238
Strleet [310113 th.e VJcst [) i.ele ~)l
Buhrman's Subdivis10n
Location In 13th ~;trcet [;~nd in IJiper
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Contractor ':Chc ()n(J Eng1necri Co.
QUANTITY
DETAILS
PRICE
AMOUNT
1,028
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367
L.F.
CI.
150
C. I.P 1n plocc
3.00
:)3,0
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Cl. 150 C.l.P. in place
1['.30
1,578.10
C) :E:3 ch
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Dc.L'J~..!-
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2 Eel cn
r, Eetrch
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1 -, cb
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Valve rrl~Jw l<j.11.S. 1tOH
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@ 200. 00 i,j,OO.OO
0 19. 00 76.00
c;. 1)0. 00 130. 00
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'J 70 .00 lL[,O. 00
~, 20 . 00 60. 00
"\i., 16. 00 32.00
i[ 50 . 00 50 .00
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Lud ION No. 90 IIydra,nts
Buf 10 Valve Boxes,
HI0360, 66LI--s
8 JC 8 x 8 )C 8 Cross, N.J.
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6" Plugs, N.J'.
Reciu-c <e Y'
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Moved by Ditter, seconded by Kinman, Estimate approved. Resolutlom
follows.
TOTAL COMPLETED
PERCENT RETAINED
AMOUNT DUE CONTRACTOR
PREVIOUS ESTIMATES
AMOUNT NOW DUE
(,/' n/2 -10
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TO THE CITY COUNCIL
One 'l'houf)and Five Hundred Seven DollElrs
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I Certify that there is
0~Cl 0~/100 ------------------------------------------------
t...-l.....!. 1. t..... { _
DOLLARS
due to
'1"(18 DjeI1nnCi, }T"wjw'8"ri'''''T COfl'P' "'~1Y
jL~,J".'.,.L~__ C-, ",t.Ly.,.,." __~l, ,u,,-_.
on account of above esti-
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SUBJECrr: Hater Main District
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FINAL CERTIFICATE OF ENGINEEH
~rhe undersigned, City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
hereby certifj.es that the Diamond Engineeri:ng CQllIlpany, the CmJ.-
tractor has completed the work including the furn~Lshing of
materials for construction of Water Main District No. 2J8, in
accordance Hith the plans, specification and contract therefore,
and, such work is hereby accepted by me as City Engi:neer.
I herewi th submit the following .statement of all costs in
corrnection with Water l\laiu. District No. 2)8.
rro:
To:
The Diamond EngiIleering Company
Engineering and Advertising
TOTAL
d;',( 062 10
,:pO, .
48LI-.97
;ti;"b-;w . 07
The costs to be divided as follows:
Assessed to private property
Balance to I'/ateI' Surplus Rund
TOTAL
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4pl, 001. 25
;!,~,9~j.82
;li' ,57.07
I further certify that there has been expe:nded our of the
appropriated fund: ';Engineer" as a part of the cost of construction
of such District the sum of $484.97 for which such appropriated
fund is en.titled to be reimbursed out the 1\Tater Surplus Fund created
by the assessment of a special tax for such Water IVlain.
Approved for action by City Council
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Acting City Nal'Jager
RESOLUTION
vJHEREAS, the City Engineer has issued his final certificate
of completion and acceptance of construct1.on of \tJclter Nain District
No. 2J8;
BE IT HESOLVED THAT:
1. The work of construction of Water Hain District
No. 2J8 be, and hereby is, accepted.
2. The City Treasurer is hereby directed to reimburse
the appropriated fu:nd i!Engin.eer" for the sum of ~~L~8L!-. 97 out of
the Water Surplus Fund created by assessment of special taxes for the
construction of such ltJater l\lain District No. 2J8.
J. The City Council sit as a Board of Equalization on
Water Ma in District No. 2J8 011 the 22 day of June, 196L{" at J: JO pm.
Noved by Councilman ;;;~
SecoTlded by Councilman ~
HOLL CALL vote: "Yes~t/~,~~b4~
"No II : 7t'~
Notion carried this June 1, 1964
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License Agreement between City of Grand Island and Grand Island
School District No.2 presented. Moved by Kinman, seconded by Ditter,
and upon the recommendation of the Acting City Manager, that the
License Agreement be approved, and the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to
sign. Roll Call. All Aye.
The recommendation of the Acting City Manager that the Lease-
Extension Agreements between the City of Grand Island and Central Statef
Industries (Assigned to the Grand Island Grain Company) be approved,
was presented. Moved by Bishop, seconded by Klostermeyer that the
Agreements be approved. Roll Call - All answered Aye. Passed.
Notice of termination of Lease and acceptance by Grand Island
Grain, Inc, for Building T-115, was presented. Moved by Kinman,
seconded by Ditter, that the acknowledgment be accepted. Passed.
Moved by Ditter, seconded by Kinman, that Mrs. Berniece Gr,ewcock1be
appointed to serve another term on the Library Board. Term to expire
June 30, 1969. Passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4139 pertaining to zoning in the City of Grand Islanfi
changing the classification from Residence A to Residence "B" of Lots
(1) and (2) in Block (1) of West Bel Air Third Addition, regularly
passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4139 - Motion by Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes,
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4139 - Motion by Klostermeyer, seconded by Ditter,
that rules be suspended and Ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4139 - Motion by Klostermeyer, seconded by Ditter,
that rules be suspended and Ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE NO. 4139 - Motion by Klostermeyer, seconded by Ditter,
placed for final passage and passed. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes,
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
Herb Roeser appeared before the Council with the suggestion that
a few signs be installed in the area of the 2100-2300 Blocks on Second
Street for benefit of tourists, Possibly signs directing to City Park,
Golden Age Village, Lutheran Hospital, V. A. Hospital, St. Francis
Hospital and Stolley Park Recreation Area.
Mr. Kinman suggested that some similar signs in the south part of
town might be in order. Moved by Ditter, seconded by Kinman, that the
suggestion be referred to the Acting City Manager with power to act.
Pas sed.
It was recommended by the Acting City Manager that the following
Claims against the City be approved for payment:
General $ 3,268.35 Sewer "E" 642.26
Airport 5,897.31 Garage 1,704.44
Cafe 692.57 Water 10,477.45
Street,Alley 911.95 Light 52,177.66
Sanitation 165.10 Sewer District 3,093.31
Park 285.52 Paving District 158.58
Police 553.05 Off Street 1.50
Cemetery 63.73 Band 500.00
Fire 476.94 -$81,069.72
Moved by Ditter, seconded by Kinman, that the Claims be allowed
as presented and listed in the claim reg~ster. Roll Call Ballot. Votin
yes, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. voting no, none.
On Motion by Kinman, seconded by Ditter, Council adjourned to
June 8, 1964 at 7:30 P.M.
F. S. White, City Clerk
J. F. Minor, Acting
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COUNCIL SESSION
June 8, 1964
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7:30 P.M. Roll Call - All Councilmen present.
Bond Continuation Certificate #451-56-93 of James D.Kirkpatrick
as Auctioneer presented for approval of Council. Motion by Ditter,
seconded by Bishop, Bond be approved and placed on file. Carried.
Claim of Russell W. O'Neill, 1732 N. Huston, in the amount of
$917.00 covering loss and damage due to flooding on April 25 and 26,
1964 of houses located at 2407-2411-2415-2419 and 2423 North Park
Street was read. Moved by Ditter, seconded by Kinman that the claim
be referred to the Acting City Manager and City Attorney for their
recommendation. Carried
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The City Clerk has been carrying in the City Clerk's bank account
since November 1961 the sum of $37.50 representing the proceeds of the
sale of the stNWt of Lot 211 "A" in the Grand Island Cemetery, and for
the benefit of Mrs. Evangeline Harle. The Clerk's office has exhausted
every lead to locate Mrs. Harle. Upon advise of the City Attorney, the
following Resolution is submitted for action 't:r'hCity co~cil.
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'~EREAS, Mrs. Evangeline Harle, for whose benefit the sum of $37.50
has been in safe keeping by the City Clerk of the City of Grand Island,
and the Clerk is unable to find and communicate with Mrs. Harle,
BE IT RESOLVED that the City Clerk be and hereby is directed to
transfer such sum of $37.50 from the general bank account of the City
Moved by Councilman
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Clerk to the "Permanent Care
Seconded by Councilman
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Subject: Grand Island Swim Association
The adoption of the following Resolution is hereby recommended.
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'~EREAS, the City of Grand Island has for several years past
permitted the Grand Island Swim Association, engaged in programs for
the teaching of swimming to the public, the use of the Municipal Swimming
Pool for certain hours on certain days, and for the conduct of swimming
meets:
WHEBEAS, the Grand Island Swim Association, through its president,
Wallace F. Jakob, has requested the use of such pool for specific times
from June 8, 1964, through August 28, 1964;
WHEREAS, the teaching and encouragment of swimming is in the public
interest and conducive to the public welfare; and,
WHEREAS, the Acting City Manager recommends the granting of a license
to such Wallace F. Jakob on behalf of such association in the form as
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that F. E. Phelps, Acting City Manager,
be, and hereby is, authorized to grant such license to such Wallace F.
Jakob on behalf of such Grand Island Swim Association in the form as
prepared by the City Attorney, and agreed to between the parties."
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Seconded by Councilman j.
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The adoption of the following, Resolutions are hereby recommended.
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WHEREAS, Union Pacific Railroad Company has tendered to the City of
Grand Island, State of Nebraska, an agreement covering the right to construct,
maintain and use a private roadway upon and along a portion of the Railroad
Company's premises at Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska; said agreement
being identified as Union Pacific Railroad Company's C.D. No. 47811-1; and
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed
agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of Grand
Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by the acceptance of said
agreement;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
STATE OF NEBRASKA:
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That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union Pacific Railroad
Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in behalf of said
City;
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and directed
to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that the City Clerk of
said City is hereby authorized and directed to attest said agreement and to
attached to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified copy of
this resolution."
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WHEREAS, Union Pacific Railroad Company has tendered to the City of
Grand Island, State of Nebraska, an agreement covering the maintenance and
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operation of a 12-inch water pipe line on and along the right of way and
under the tracks and an overhead power wire line on and along the right of
way and over the track of the Railroad Company at Grand Island, Hall County,
Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Union Pacific Railroad Company's
C.D. No. 47811-2; and
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed
agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of
Grand Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by the acceptance of
said agreement;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union Pacific
Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in
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behalf of said City;
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and
directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that the
City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and directed to attest said
agreement and to attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a
certified copy of this resolution."
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Motion carried this
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Letter from Lester I. Lilly, Airport Manager, presented,
recommending that Building T-2l7 be sold. Moved by Kinman, seconded
by Ditter that the Clty Clerk be authorized to advert ise the above
building for sale b, accepting sealed bids until 7:30 P.M., June 29,
1964. Carried.
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New Lease-Agreement between City of Grand Island and Floyd O.
Worden, Inc. for a tract of land for storage of 011 tank at the
Grand Island Municipal Airport, was presented. Moved by Ditter,
seconded by Kinman that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to
sign the lease agreement as presented. Roll Call. Aye, Peterson,
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, None. Carried.
Letter from B. F. Douthit Realty Company with Right-of-Way
Contract signed by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregory for the sale to the City
of the East 30 feet of the North Half of Lot 14 of Island Acres for
~200.00. Also letter presented from F. E. Phelps, with recommenda-
tion for approval of contract. Moved by Klostermeyer, seconded by
Bishop that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the contract
and that payment be made from the Electric Surplus Fund. Roll Call.
Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, None.
Carr ied .
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The President recognized Merle McDermott, representing
Bert Dickey. Mr. McDermott referred to the Dickey Sub-Division
located east of new Highway 281 and south of Highway 2. Plans have
been submitted to the City Engineer and City Planning Commission for
their approval. Zoning as He sidence "A "1.a desired. Mr. McDermott
urged early action by the Council and the Council President informed
him that it would be discussed on June 9th at a Meeting of the
Council, the Board of Education and the Planning Commission
Mr. Jess Griffith, representing the Junior Chamber of Commerce,
spoke briefly. He stated that their organization was interested in
the City Council Meetings, and will try to have one member present
at each meet ing .
On Motion by Ditter and seconded by Klostermeyer, the Council
adjourned at 8:00 P.M.
J. F. Minor
Acting City Clerk
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Council Session
June 15, 1964
Council Meeting called to order by President Peterson, 7:30 P.M.
Meeting opened with prayer by Rev. Erwin E. Rohde.
Roll Call - All Councilmen present.
President Peterson asked if anyone in the audience wished the
readi,ng of the minutes of the last Council Sessions. There being none
Klostermeyer moved, seconded by Bishop that the reading of the Minutes
of June 1 and June 8, 1964 be suspended - passed.
The Surety Bond of James F. Minor, bearing the approval of the City
Attorney, was presented to the Council. Ditter moved that bond be
accepted and placed on file. Second by Kinman. Passed.
Report of Northwestern Public Service Revenue fo r tax purpose,
submitted. Kinman moved Report be accepted and placed on file. SeeD nd
by Ditter. Passed.
Report of City Water Department and City Light and Power Department
presented. Kinman moved Reports be accepted, and placed on file.
Second by Ditter. Passed.
Communication from property owners surrounding property at
2319 N. Park Ave. read. Ditter moved that the petit ion be referred to~
the Chief Building Inspector. Second by Kinman. Passed.
Hearing on Application of Rosalie Ross for retail On and Off Sale
Beer License. Since no one appeared on behalf of the app licant; nor
were there any objectors, the following Resolution was adopted on motion
of Kinman and seconded by Ditter.
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BE IT RE3)L VED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF ThE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That License to sell nOn and Off Salelt
Beer be ____ granted to Rosalie Ross, to be operated at address
known as 209 N. Wheeler.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THE CITY CLERK OF GRAND ISLAND,
NEBRASKA forward a certified copy of this RESOLUTION to the
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of June, 1964.
Motion of Kinman, seconded by Ditter, Resolution was adopted.
The Councilmen voiced their disapproval of tbe failure of the
applicant to appear at the hearing.
President Peterson instru cted the City Clerk to advise all future
a.l?plicants that they would be expected to appear in behalf of the ir
application on date set for hearing.
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The adoption of the following resolution is recommended by reason of
the informal meeting at 7:30 P.M., June 11, 1964, between City officials
and representatives of Hall County Livestock Improvement Association.
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The Hall County Livestock Improvement Association having indicated
its willingness to provide a right-of-way for public utilities and the
maintenance and service thereof from Locust Street east in conjunction
with Nebraska Avenue to the southeast corner of Buena Vista Subdivision
and then east to the east line of Section Twenty-two, T 11 N, R 9 W 6th P.M.,
BE IT RESOLVED that the Acting City Manager and the City Attorney be,
and hereby are, directed to continue negotiations with such Hall County
Livestock Improvement Association regarding the right-of-way identified
above and for providing water and additional electrical service by the
Utilities Department to the West Half of the Southwest Quarter and the
Southeast Quarter excepting a triangular tract in the southeast corner thereof
of Section 22, T 11 N, R 9 W 6th P.M.; and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Engineer and Engineering Depart-
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ment of the City shall assist in the preparation of plats and drawings
necessary for the conduct of such negotiations on behalf of the City.
Motion made by Councilman ~~
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The City Planning Commission having recommended, and the School
District of the City of Grand Island, and other property owners, having
requested the extension of Sylvan and Lincoln Streets south from Pleasant
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Home Subdivision and the establishment and opening of a street from Locust
Street north of Stolley Park Road extending west to Grand Island School
Addition;
BE IT RESOLVED that the Acting City Manager and the City Attorney be,
and hereby are, authorized to employ appraisers to determine the reasonable
market value of the various tracts of land necessary for extension of
Sylvan and Lincoln Streets south from Pleasant Home Subdivision and the
establishment and opening of a street from Locust Street north of Stolley
Park Road extending west to Grand Island School Addition, for consideration
by the City Council in acting upon such requests and recommendations.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the cost of such appraisal be, and hereby
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WHEREAS, Floyd S. White, City Clerk, is and will be absent on leave
from the office of City Clerk at intervals until and including June 30, 1964,
BE IT RESOLVED and hereby ordered that James F. Minor, be, and hereby
is, appointed Acting City Clerk to perform the duties of City Clerk at all
times during the absence of Floyd S. White, City Clerk, from the office of
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Roll call vote:
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It appearing through conferences between the office of the City Attorney and
attorneys for Grand Island Parking Corporation that an acceptable agreement
for employment of such corporation as agent for the City in case the City
accepts the offer of lease by Union Pacific Railroad Company of certain portions
of right-of-way adjacent to the passenger depot can be arrived at, it is
recommended that the following resolution be adopted. ~ ~
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'~EREAS, it is in the public interest, as permitted by Chapter 16,
Article 8, Revised Statutes of Nebraska, for the City of Grand Island to
provide additional off=street parking ~ce adjacent to the Third Street
Business District;
WHEREAS, the Union Pacific Railroad Company has offered to lease, under
certain conditions, to the City, for the consideration of One Dollar per
annum certain right-of-way areas adjacent to its passenger depot in Grand
Island;
WHEREAS, it is considered necessary to provide for the management, super-
vision and operation for such off-street parking facilities in case such lease
is consummated, in coordination with other downtown off-street parking facilities,
both public and private;
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managment in advance of leasing such property from the railroad; and,
~EREAS, the City Attorney and counsel for Grand Island Parking Corporation
have agreed upon the principal provisions of an agency agreement as heretofore
examined by the Acting City Manager and members of this Council;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT: The City of Grand Island agree with Grand Island
Parking Corporation, in case the City does hereafter lease parts of such Union
Pacific Railroad Company right-of-way for automobile parking purposes, to
employ such parking corporation as agent to manage, supervise, and operate
such off-street parking facility on behalf of the City;
The President of the Council be and hereby is authorized and empowered to
enter into an agency agreement in form as finally approved by the City Attorney
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and City Manager with such Grand Island Parking Corporation for a term of not
to exceed ten years and obligating the City to pay for the blacktopping of
such parking lots, and the installing of concrete sidewalks around same,
installing lighting, curb cuts, striping, curbing, and any other improvements
according to the specifications and requirements of the City Engineer; and,
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The cost of such improvements and installations be, and hereby is,
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Moved by Councilman
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FIXING THE DETAILS OF THE ONE MILLION SIX HUNDRED SEVENTY THOUSAND .
DOLLARS ($1,670,000) SANITARY SEWERAGE REVENUE BONDS, SERIES OF 1964,
OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, HERETOFORE AUTHORIZED TO BE
ISSUED BY ORDINANCE NO. 4131 ENACTED MARCH 18, 1964; PROVIDING FOR THE
SALE OF SAID BONDS: AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT
'WITH RESPECT TO SAID BONDS AND THE DISTRIBUTION THEREOF AND OF A BID FORM
FOR SAID BONDS.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
SECTION 1. There shall now be issued and sold the One Million Six
Hundred Seventy Thousand Dollars ($1,670,000) Sanitary Sewerage Revenue
Bonds, Series of 1964 (hereinafter in this Resolution referred to as the
"1964 Bonds") heretofore authrized to be issued by Ordinance No. 4131 enacted
by the Mayor and this Council on March 18, 1964. The 1964 Bonds shall be
dated August 1, 1964, shall all be of the denomination of $1,000 each or of
the denomination of $5,000 each, at the option of the purchaser of said bonds,
shall be numbered from 1 upward in order of maturity, shall bear interest
payable February 1, 1965 and semi-annually thereafter each August 1 and
February 1 at such rate or rates not exceeding five per centum (5%) per
annum as shall hereafter be fixed by resolution at the time of sale of said
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bonds, and shall mature serially in numerical order on August 1 in each of the
years and amounts as follows:
Year Amount Year Amount Year Amount
1968 $40,000 1977 $50,000 1986 $70,000
1969 40,000 1978 55,000 1987 75,000
1970 40,000 1979 55,000 1988 75,000
1971 40,000 1980 55,000 1989 80,000
1972 45,000 1981 60,000 1990 80,000
1973 45,000 1982 60,000 1991 85,000
1974 45,000 1983 65,000 1992 90,000
1975 50,000 1984 65,000 1993 90,000
1976 50,000 1985 70,000 1994 95,000
The 1964 Bonds maturing on or prior to August 1, 1969, shall not be
redeemable prior to the stated maturities thereof. The 1964 Bonds maturing
on August 1, 1970 and thereafter shall be subject to redemption at the
option of the City of Grand Island on August 1, 1969, or at any time
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thereafter, as a whole or in part from time to time in inverse numerical
order, upon such published notice of redemption as required by said
Ordinance No. 4131, and upon payment of the following redemption prices
expressed as a percentage of the principal amount to be redeemed, together
with the accrued interest on such principal amount to the date fixed for
redemption:
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Period During Which Redeemed
On and after August 1, 1969 to and including
July 31, 1973
Thereafter to and including July 31, 1977
Thereafter to and including July 31, 1981
Thereafter to and including July 31, 1985
Thereafter to and including July 31, 1989
Redemption Price
103
102-1/2
102
101-1/2
Thereafter and prior to maturity
101
100-1/2
SECTION 2. The 1964 Bonds shall be offered for sale on July 13,
1964 and this Council shall meet at 7:30 o'clock, P.M., Central Standard
Time, on such date in order to take action on the bids received for the
sale of the 1964 Bonds and, if any of the bids therefor be accepted, to
fix the denomination of such bonds and the interest rate or rates to be
borne thereby. The City Clerk s~l cause to be published not less than
five days before the date hereinbefore fixed for the sale of the bonds,
in a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
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New York, or Chicago, Illinois, a Notice of Sale of the 1964 Bonds in
substantially the following form:
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" NOTICE OF SALE
$i#c670~OOO
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
SAN IT ARY SEWERAGE REVENUE BONDS
SERIES OF 1964
Sealed bids will be received by the City until 7:30 otclock P.M., Central
Standard Time
July 13. 1964
at the office of the City Clerk. ci.ty Hall, Grand Island~ Nebraska for the purchase
of $1.670,000 Sanitary Sewerage Revenue Bonds. Series of 1964. of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska. Immediate~ thereafter said bids will be publicly opened, read
and tabulated in the City Council Chambers.
Bids must be submitted in duplicate on official bid forms which may be
obtained from the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, without additions, alterations
or erasures, and enclosed in a sealed envelope distinctly marked nproposal for the
Purchase of Sanitary Sewerage Revenue Bonds."
The bonds will be dated August 1" i964, and will be issued as coupon bonds
only, without privilege of registration. All of said bonds will be in the denomination
of $1,000 each, or all of said bonds will be in the denomination of $5000 each at
the. option of the purchaser. The bonds will be issued in one denomination and will
not be convertible into bonds of the other denomination. The bonds will mature
serially August 1st as follows~
Principal Principal Principal
Year Amount X!& .Amount Year Amount
I 1968 $40,000 1977 $50.000 1986 $70,000
1969 . 40.000 1978 55.000 1987 75.000
1970 40,000 1979 55,000 1988 75,000
1971 40,000 1980 55,000 1989 80..000
1972 45.000 1981 60,,000 1990 80,000
1973 45,000 1982 60.000 1991 85,000
1974 45,000 1983 65~00O 1992 90.000
1975 50..000 1984 65.000 1993 90,000
1976 50.000 1985 70,000 1994 95,000
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Both principal of and the interest (payable February 1, 1965 and semi"
annually thereafter) on the bonds will be payable at the office of the Treasurer
of Hall County in Grand Island, Nebraska.
The 1964 Bonds maturing on or prior to August 1, 1969 shall not be
redeemable prior to the stated maturities thereof. The 1964 Bonds maturing August
1, 1970 and thereafter shall be subject to redemption at the option of the City of
Grand Island on August 1, 1969. or at aQY time thereafter, as a whole or in part from
time to time in inverse numerical order, upon such published notice of redemption
as required by said Ordinance No. 4131, and upon payment of the following redemption
prices expressed as a percentage of the principal amount to be redeemed, together
with the accrued interest on such principal amount to the date fixed for redemption:
Period During Which Redeemed
On and after August 1, 1969 to and including
July 31, 1973
Thereafter to and including July 31, 1977
Thereafter to and including July 31,. 1981
Thereafter to and including July 31. 1985
Thereafter to and including July 31, 1989
Thereafter and prior to maturity
Redemption Price
103
102-1/2
102
101-1/2
101
100-1/2
The bonds are being issued under the applicable provisions of Chapter 18,
Article 5, Reissue Revised Statutes of Nebraska, 1943, as amended, to provide funds
for the purpose of paying the costs of constructing and equipping a new sewerage
disposal plant and improving, extending and equipping the existing sanitary sewerage
system of the City, and will be payable solely from the revenues to be collected as
rentals or fees to be charged for the use of said sanitary sewerage system. The
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bond ordinance provides for the issuance of additional bonds under the conditions .
and limitations therein set forth and all bonds issued under the ordinance will be
equal and ratablY secured.
Bidders shall name an interest rate or rates, not exceeding five percent
(5%) the bonds are to bear, provided:
(1) The interest rate or rates shall be in multiples of 1/8 or 1/20
of 1%;
(2) Not more than five interest rates may be speCified by the bidders
and the repetition of an interest rate shall not constitute one of
the said maximum number of interest rates;
(J) All bonds maturing the same date shall bear the same rate of interest
and no bond shall bear interest at more than one rate. No split or
supplemental coupon will be permitted.
Each bidder must offer to purchase all of the bonds at not less than their
par value and shall state the amount of premium, if any, to be paid to the City.
The bids will be submitted to the City Council at 7:30 o'clock P.M.,
Central Standard Time, July 13. 1964, for its consideration. The City Council
may reject any or all proposals but expects to award the bonds promptly to the bidders
offering to purchase the bonds at the lowest net interest cost to the City by determin...
ing the total amount of interest to be paid computed from the date of the bonds to the
stated maturity date at the rates named in the respective proposal, minus any premium
that may be offered. For informative purposes and not as a binding part of the proposal
to purchase, each bidder shall set forth the total interest cost in dollars and shall
show the average annual interest rate expressed as a percentage.
All proposals must be accompanied by a certified or bank cashierls check.
payable to the order of the City Treasurer, City of Grand Island, Nebraska, in the sum
of $33,400. Checks of the unsuccessful bidders will be returned promptly. If a
proposal is accepted the proceeds of the check deposited therewith will be applied on
the purchase price of the bonds, or if such proposal is not performed such proceeds
will be retained by the City as liquidated damages unless the failure of performance
shall be caused by an act or omission of the City. No allowance will be made for
interest on any such check.
Delivery of the bonds will be made in definitive form to the successful bidder
against paYment therefor on or about August 15, 1964, at a bank in the City of
Chicago, Illinois, New York, N. Y., Grand Island, Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska~ or Omaha
Nebraska, ,at the option of such bidder.
The unqualified approving opinion of Messrs. Wood, King, Dawson, and Logan,
New York, N. Y., approving this issue as to legality will be furnished the purchaser
and will be printed on the bonds. The fully executed bonds will be delivered without
charge to the successful bidder, together with the usual closing documents, which will
include a certificate that there is no litigation pending or threatened affecting the
validity of the bonds or the revenues pledged to the payment thereof.
Copies of said Notice of Sale, Official Statement, Official Bid Form, and
Bond Authorizing Ordinance may be obtained from Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company, 540 Omaha
National Bank Bldg., Omaha, Nebraska, or from the office of the City Clerk, City Hall.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
By order of the City Council of Grand Island, Nebraska. this 15th day of
June, 1964.
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City of Grand Island, Nebraska
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SECTION 3. The Mayor of the City of Grand Island is hereby
authorized to execute an Official Statement substantially in the form
presented to this meeting and contained in the minutes of such meeting
as Exhibit A thereto, which Official Statement as executed may contain
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such changes, corrections, revisions or omissions thereto as may be
deemed necessary or advisable by the Mayor and which do not alter the
substance thereof, the necessity and advisability of which changes,
revisions <or omissions shall be conclusively evidenced by the execution
of such Official Statement by the Mayor. The proper officers of the City
are hereby authorized to distribute to prospective purchasers of the 1964
Bonds such Official Statement in the form executed by the Mayor, and are
hereby further authorized to prepare and to distribute to such prospective
purchasers an Official Bid Form on which such biddery may specify the
premium, if any, offered for the bonds, the~te or rates of interest to
be borne thereby, the denomination of the bonds and the place such purchaser
will take deliverymereof.
SECTION 4. This Resolution shall take effect immediately.
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President Peterson called upon Harold Gleisberg, representing ^
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company for any remarks he might have to offer
regarding the sale of the Sanitary Sewer Revenue Bonds. Mr. Gleisberg
explained the part that Swift and Company will play in. the retirement
of the bonds and interest. It was explained that the $35,000.00 annual
payment by Swift and Company, ~11 lieu 6.1" ;,ewer use fee vJOuld take care
of the co st of the extra capacit y required for Swift and Company usage.
He suggested that the Notice of Sale be published under date of June
29th, 1964, in the Bond Buyer, a New York Bond Publication, and the
Grand Island Daily Independent.
Lease Agreements between the City of Grand Island and the following
firms were submitted by Acting City Mgr. F. E. Phelps
1. With Exec-Air, Inc. for Building T-832
2. Witb Conrad Vaith for Building T-224
3. With Teddy Gardner for Building T-3l3
4. With Bennick & Condit for car rental concession space in the
administrative building
Mr. Lester Lilly explained the loca tion of tr,e buildings involved.
Motion by Ditter, seconded by Kinman, that the Lease Agreements be
approved and signed by the Mayor on behalf of the City. Passed.
President Peterson stated that the meeting would proceed to
consideration of what has been designated by the City Clerk as Ordinance
No. 4140, pertaining to issuance of Industrial Development Revenue Bonds
to the City - Series A - Swift Project - Principal Amount of
$3,400,000.00.
Motion by Councilman Kinman that Ordinance No. 4140 be placed on
first reading at length. Councilman Ditter seconded the motion.
The "Yeas" and "Nays" being called on the passage of said motion,
the following Councilmen voted "Yea": Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer.
The following Counc ilmen vo ted "Nay": None.
Ordinance No. 4lL~O read at length.
REI\1AHKS BY CITY ATTORNEY: Mr. Pierce explained the proposed Contract
between Swift and Company and the City, known as Exhibit A; the proposed
Lease Agreement Exhibit B; and the Mortgage and Indenture of Tnust,
Exhibit C.
Motion by Councilman Ditter that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different. days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4.140 be placed on second reading.
Councilman Kinman seconded the motion. The "Yeas" and "Nays" being
called on the passage of said motion, the following Councilmen voted
"Yea": Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. The following
Councilme n voted "Nay": None.
The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been concurred in by
three-fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
was by the Mayor declared passed and adopted.
Ordinance No. 4140 read at length.
Motion by Councilman Klostermeyer that the statutory rule requlrlng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different aays be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4140 be placed on third reading.
Councilman Bishop seconded the motion. The "Yeas" and "Nays" being
called on the passage of said motion, the following Councilmen voted
nYea": Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, liitter and Klostermeyer. The followin;:
Councilmen voted "Nay": None.
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The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been concurred in by
three-fourths of all the members ele cted to the City Council, said
motion was by the Mayor declared passed and adopted.
Ordinance No. 4140 read at length.
FINAL ACTION: Councilman Bishop moved that Ordinance No. 4140 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Councilman Klostermeyer seconded
tbe motion. The "Yeas" and "Nays" beinE called on the passage of said
motion, the following Councilmen voted "Yea": Peterson, Kinman, Bishop,
Ditter and Klostermeyer. The following Councilmen voted "Nay": None.
Ordinance No. 4140 placed on final passage aIrl finally passed.
President Peterson extended an invitation, on behalf of himself
and his wife, to all of those present to attend a reception at the
Messiah Lutheran Church, Sunday afternoon June 21st in observance of
their 25th Wedding Anniversary.
President Peterson asked to be excused from regular Council
Sessions on June 29th and July 13th, in order that he might be on
vacation at that time. Motion by Bishop, seconded by Klostermeyer that
Mr. Peterson be excused. Passed.
Three Members of Boy Scout Troop 110 in attendance at the Meeting
were introduced by Councilman Kinman.
F. E. Phelps advised department heads that they would be called
later in the week to attend a budget meeting with the Councilmen.
The President announced a meeting scheduled for Tuesday 7:30 P.M.
with Citizen's Committee for Action and the Planning Commission. He
also stated that he should have an announcement relative to the hiring
of a City Manager by Monday, June 22nd.
Presentation of Claims
General
Airport
Cafe
Street and Alley
Sanitation
Park
Police
Cemetery
Fire
Sewer "Ett
Sewer Cons,t. "F"
Garage
Water
Light
Off Street
Band
$ 6,347.23
613.63
834.82
5,267.35
715.14
2,514.07
1,429.74
399.90
1,767.23
1,023.74
913.04
1,566.05
161,581.25
180 , 618 . 87
33.86
7.00
TOTAL
$365,632.92
Recommended by F. E. Phelps that the claims as presented by the
City Clerk be allowed and listed in the Claim Register. Motion to do so
by Kinman, seconded by Ditter. Roll Call Ballot. Voting Aye, Peterson
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting Nay, None. Passed.
Motion to adjourn by Ditter, seconded by Kinman. Adjourned at
9:15 F.M.
J. F. Minor
Acting City Clerk
June 15, 1964
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Grand Island, Nebraska
Special Council Session
June 22, 1964
Meeting called to order by President Peterson - 3:30 P.M.
ROLL CALL -- All Councilmen present.
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Cou.ncil sat as Board of Adjustment relative to re?oning tract of land
owned by Mrs. Wauneta Ross from Residence "A" to Residence "B".
Examination of papers supporting request showed plat to be incorrect.
Kinman moved, second by Ditter that the request be referred again to
Mr. Lee Butts for correction. Request to be resubmitted at a later
date.
Council sat as Board of Equalization relative to Sanitary Sewer
District No. 349.
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, for Sanitary Sewer District
No. 349, after due notice having been given thereof, that we find and
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adjudge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be the
total sum of $3202.50;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and,
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts, and real
estate within such sanitary sewer district, such benefits are the sums set
opposite the several descriptions as follows:
Name
Lot
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Bernard B. & Sadie V. ~uhrman
Bernard B. & Sadi-e V. Buhrmam:
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Roland F. & Bobbie Dietrich
Donald D. & Hattie B. Engle
Donald D. & Hattie B. Engle
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman
Bernard B. & Sadie V.Buhrman
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
S 20'
N 40'
Moved by Councilman KIa stermeyer
Addition
Amount
Buhrmans Sub. $161.25
" 160.00
" 160.00
" 160.00
" 160.00
It 160.00
" 160.00
It 160.00
" 160.00
It 160.00
It 250.00
It 150.00
" 50.00
It 100.00
" 150.00
It 150.00
It 150.00
It 150.00
It 150.00
It 150.00
It 151. 2 5
$3,202.50
, and seconded
, that the foregoing
by Councilman Ki nm;:} n
resolution be adopted.
Motion carried this 22nd day of June, 1964.
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Council sat as Board of Equalizat ion relat ive to Water Main 54 B
District No. 238.
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
sitting as a Board of Equalization, for Water Main District No. 238,
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after due notice having been given thereof, that we find and adjudge:
The benefits accruing to the real estate in such district to be
the total sum of $1,601.25;
Such benefits are equal and uniform; and
According to the front foot of the respective lots, tracts and real
estate within such water main district such benefits are the sums set
opposite the several descriptions as follows:
Name Lot Addition Amount
Roland F. & Bobbie J. Dietrich 11 Buhrmans Sub. $250.00
Donald D. & Hattie B. Engle 12 " 150.00
Donald D. & Hattie B. Engle, S 20' of 13 " 50.00
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman N 40' of 13 " 100.00
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman 14 " 150.00
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman 15 " 150.00
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman 16 " 150.00
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman 17 " 150.00
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman 18 " 150.00
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman 19 " 150.00
Bernard B. & Sadie V. Buhrman 20 " 151.25
I $1,601.25
Moved by Councilman Kinman and
seconded by Councilman Ditter , that
the foregoing resolution be adopted this ~liH day ofJurla 1964.
Motion Passed
On Motion of Ditter, second by Kinman, Council adjourned to
Regular Session.
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Communication from Maj. H. S. Hinman read, requesting permission
to place an aircraft shell on display at the Municipal Airport.
Motion by Kinman, second by Ditter, that permission be granted. Passed
(COPY) MINUTES OF PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
June 8, 1964
Present: Burdick, Mrs. Eaton, Thomazin, Lacy, Allen, Cone, Walters,
Reutlinger
Absent: McCarthy
Others Present: Oscar Mueller, Virgil Eihusen, L. Butts, R. Rystrom
1. Minutes of the May 25th meeting were read, and approved as
read.
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2. Mr. Eihusen presented a request of Holiday Manufacturing for
rezoning of its property located on South Locust Street from
Residence A to Industrial to permit the expansion of the present
plant. Thomazin moved we recommend approval to the Acting City
Man8ger and Council of the request for rezoning the tract located in
the swi OF SW+ Sec. 27-11-9 from Residence A to Industrial. Seconded
by Reutlinger. Motion carried.
3. A request by Jack Voss was read by the Secretary, requesting
permission to blacktop an area back of the sidewalk at 1203 W. 2nd st.
A letter from the City Engineer was also read recommending the request
be denied as the City Code requires these areas be concrete. Moved
by Cone we recommend the denial of the request to the Acting City
Manager and Council for the reasons stated in the City Engineer's
letter. Seconded by Thomazin. Motion carried.
4. A letter from Robert Rector of Hoppe Lumber Co. was read by
the Secretary. Mr. Rector requests that the City advertise for bids
and construct the sanitary sewers and water mains authori:~':ed in
Ordinances #3079 and 4080 passed by the City Council in December, 1963,
in the Scarff's Addition to West Lawn. Recommendations of approval
by the City Engineer were also read. Moved by Lacy we recommend to thE
Acting City Manager and City Council the completion of the sanitary
sewer and water mains in Scarff'S Addition as requested. Seconded by
Allen. Motion carried.
5. An offer by Doyl and Violet Winfrey to purchase 20' of Waugh
Street along their property for $250.00 was received from the City
Engineer. A letter from the City Attorney and Acting City Manager
were also read. Moved by Reutlinger we recommend the vacating of 20'
of Waugh Street lying adjacent to Lot 14, Block 8, Scarff's Addition
to We,st Lawn to the Acting City Manager and City Council and sale of
the property to the Winfreys. Seconded by Mrs. Eaton. Motion carried.
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6. The City Engineer presented the requests of various property
owners, including deeds, in connection with proposed dedication of
streets in the area south of Pleasant Home Subdivision, and adjoining
the school site to be constructed north of Stolley Park Road. This
includes the extension of Eddy, Lincoln and Sylvan, and a connection
street between Sylvan and south Locust. Moved by Thomazin we recommend
to the Acting City Manager and City Council they take whatever action
is necessary to extend Eddy, Lincoln, Sylvan, and a connecting street
between Sylvan and Locust in accordance with the drawing submitted by
the City Engineer. Seconded by Reutlinger. Motion carried.
7. A request from Rudy Plate and Norman Behring for the creation
of a curb sidewalk district on Oak Street between 16th and 17th was
read by the Secretary. Recommendation for approval by the City
Engineer was also read. Moved by Lacy we recommend approval of the
request to the Acting City Man8.ger and City Council of the request for
a sidewalk district on Oak Street between 16th and 17th. Seconded by
Allen. Motion carried.
8. A request for a rev ision in the plat of Stewart Place Subdi-
vision was presented. The City Engineer's recommendations were read.
Thomazln moved we table the request for further consideration. Secondet
by Allen. Mot ion C8.rr ied .
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9. A letter from the City Engineer was read by the Secretary
concerning petitions for water and Sewer Districts in Anderson Second
Subdivision and Conningham Subdivision. Moved by Reutlinger the
requests be tabled until some solution to the capital improvement
program is found. Seconded by Allen. Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned 3:30 P.M.
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Respectfully submitted,
S/ Clarence walters, Secretary
The foregoing Minutes of Planning Commission Session of June 8,
1964 read. Item No.2 - Request of Holiday Mfg. Co. for rezoning its
property located on South Locust Street, from Residence "A" to
Industrial to permit expansion of plant. Bishop moved, second by
Ditter, that notice of the request be submitted to the School District~
involved for their recommendation, then Council to advertise that it
will sit as Board of Ad justment at a date to be determined. Passed.
Item No. 3 of the Minutes request of Jack Voss to blacktop an area
back of sidewalk at 1203 W. 2nd st. Motion by Kinman, Second by Ditter
to table request. Passed.
Item No. 4 request to construct Sanitary Sewer and water Main in
Scarff's Addition and Item No.7 request to create a curb sidewalk on
Oak Street between 16th and 17th. Moved by Klostermeyer, second by
Ditter that their requests be held for the time being. Passed.
Item No.5 - offer to purchase 20' of Waugh Street along their
property by Doyl and Violet Winfrey. Klostermeyer moved, second by
Bishop that City Attorney be instructed to draw an ordinance and
prepare the necessary papers for the sale of said property. Roll Call
Ballot. Voting Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
Voting Nay, None.
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551
Subject: Thomas & Benjamin & Clayton, Arcntects and Engineers, having
filed with the City Clerk plans and specifications for construction
new Airport Fire Station at an estimated construction cost of
$41,250.00, the adoption of the following Resolution is hereby
recommended by me.
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'~EREAS, Thomas & Benjamin & Clayton, the consulting architects and
engineers employed by the City of Grand Island, have submitted plans and
specifications for constructing the new Airport Fire Station at Grand Island
Municipal Airport;
WHEREAS, such plans, specifications, and the estimate of construction
cost of such consulting engineers have been duly examined and the estimated
cost of construction of $41,250.00 does not exceed the funds available for
such construction;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, THAT:
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(1) Plans, specifications and estimate of Thomas & Benjamin & Clayton,
consulting architects and engineers for constructing new Airport Fire
Station, Project No. 9-25-051- 05, as approved June 16, 1964, by the
Acting District Airport Engineer, Airports Division, Federal Aviation
Agency, be, and the same are, hereby approved;
(2) The City Clerk be, and he hereby is, directed to advertise for
bids for such construction; and,
(3) Said bids be received up to 7:30 P.M., Central Standard Time on
the 13th day of July, 1964, and be opened at the regular meeting of the
City Council on the said date.1t
Moved by Councilman Kinman
Seconded by Councilman Ditter
Roll call vote: ItYeslt: Peterson-Kinman-Bishop-Ditter-Klost~rmeyer
ItNolt:
None
Motion carried this 22nd day of June, 1964.
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Communication from Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. for loading
one at 105 N. Wheeler read. Motion by Kinman, second by Ditter that
request be granted and that the City Engineering Dept. be instructed to
mark the necesssry space for such zone. Passed.
Short discussion of the problem of establishing curb sidewalk
districts led by Councilman Klostermeyer.
President Peterson stated that announcement of the selection of a
City Manager would be made at 11:00 A.M. Tuesday, June 23rd.
Meeting adjourned at 4:30 P.M.
J. F. Minor
Acting City Clerk
June .22, 1964
Grand Island, Nebraska
June 29, 1964
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Council met in Regular Session. All ~ounci1menpresent except
President Peterson. Vice-President, Richard Kinman, presiding.
Rev. Paul Bowling, First Baptist Church, opened the meeting with
prayer.
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Inquiry was made as to whether or not anyone in the audience wish-
ed the reading of the Minutes of previous meetings. There being no
requests, Motion of K1ostermeyer, seconded by Ditter, to dispense with
the reading of the Minutes of the Meetings of June 15th and 22nd.
Bids for New Sewage Treatment Plant, were presented and read as
follows:
SECTION I -- SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
KORSHOJ CONST. CO., INC. BLAIR, NEBR.
CARROTHERS CONST. CO., INC.) PAOLA, KANSAS
HAWKINS CONST. CO., OMAHA
PHELPS-DRAKE CO., INC., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
WALTERS CONST. CO., INC.
ACTON CONST. CO., INC. ST. PAUL, MINN.
BUTLER BROS. CONST. CO., SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
INTERSTATE CONST. CORP. KANSAS CITY, KANSAS
CUNNINGHAM BROS, INC., BELOIT, WIS.
SECTION II
EAST OUTFALL SEWER
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KORSHOJ CONST. CO., INC. BLAIR, NEBR.
STANFIELD-PYLAND CONST. CO., DES MOINES, IOWA
NORTHWESTERN ENG. CO., RAPID CITY, S.D.
BRAYMEN-l'mINKING CONTR., INC. TOPEKA, KANS.
HAWKINS CONST. CO., OMAHA, NEBR.
DIAMOND ENG. CO., GRAND ISLAND
WALTERS CONST. CO., INC., MANHATTAN, KANS.
A. C. SMITH CO., INC. SCOTTSBLUFF, NEBR.
GJELLEFALD ASSOC. INC. FOREST CITY, IOWA
SECTION III
WATER SUPPLY LINE
KORSHOJ CONST. CO. INC., BLAIR, NEBR.
STANFIELD-PYLAND CONST . CO. DES MOINES , IOWA
NORTHWESTERN ENG. CO., RAPID CITY, S.D.
. BRAYMEN-MEINKING CONTR. INC. , TOPEKA, KANS
HAWKINS CONST. CO., OMAHA
DIAMOND ENG. CO., GRAND ISLAND
WALTERS CONST. CO., INC., MANHATTAN, KANS.
A. C. SMITH CO., INC. SCOTTSBLUFF, NEBR.
WM. F. ANDERSON CO., HOLDREGE, NEBR.
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$1,711,573.00
1,538.000.00
1,518,634.00
1,580.000.00
1,520.000.00
1,532,172.00
1,477,205.00
1,636,449.00
1,673,700.00
$ 266,373.50
202,652.30
280,974.00
247 , 738 . 00
265,248.96
257,035.35
227,991.50
252,179.75
245,215.00
$
20,822.50
18, 044 .00
20,088.00
14,403.00
20,087.00
14 , 996 .14
16,927.70
19,720.20
18,837.47
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553
Subject: Bids for Construction New Sewage Treatment Plant, etc.
MOT ION
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Moved by Councilman 1",,;2,; '.f.;cLi"-'f that:
''WHEREAS, sealed proposals for construction of a new sewage
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treatment plant, new out-fall sewer, and a new water supply line, as
received up to 7:30 P.M., Central Standard Time, on the 29th day of
June, 1964, have been simultaneously opened in the presence of the
bidders, or representatives of the bidders, after the close of the
hour for the bids to be received,
It is moved that all such bids be, and hereby are, referred to
the Acting City Manager, City Engineer, Black & Veatch, consulting
engineers, and the City Attorney for evaluation and recommendations
as to the award of a contract for construction of such new sewage
treatment plant and appurtenances.1t
Seconded by Councilman
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. this .;l.1~ day Of~: 1964.
Motion was "~,~:r'.~.~ed
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Bid of James A. Lyddon, 214 W. 7th, in the amount of $26.53,
for Building identified as T-2l7 at Airport, was presented.
Motion of Ditter, seconded by Bishop, was referred to Acting
City Manager and Airport Manager.
B~nd of Bob J. Myers, Master Appliance Installer, having been
O.K.'d by City Attorney, was presented. Motion of Bishop, seconded
by Klostermeyer, was approved.
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Subject: Undelivered Warrants
Certain undelivered warrants
recommended to be cance led.
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dated 1929 through April 8, 1947 are hereby
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'~EREAS, certain warrants of the City hereinafter identified as
heretofore issued have not been delivered, and no demand for delivery
thereof has been made for more than five years previous to this date,
BE IT RESOLVED that the City Clerk be, and he hereby is, directed
to cancel and revoke the following enumerated warrants:
No. 3507 August 7, 1929 $10.00
No. 818 August 1, 1940 8.00
No. 18925 July 19, 1945 10.00
No. 21175 Sep. 3, 1946 29.20
No. 9578 April 8, 1947 50.00
No. 33152 no date no amount
No. 33153 no date no amount."
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Moved by Councilman ji /.'
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Roll call vote: "Yes" :;1::{~_~__/ ~
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Motion carried this 29th day of June, 1964.
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555
Subject: Restricting of Parking.
Chief of Police Michael Gephardt having recommended the restriction of
parking on on the west side of Broadwell Street from Northwest Front Street
south to the driveway leadinginto the service station, it is recommended
that the following resolution be adopted.
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'~EREAS, Section 20-107, Grand Island City Code, provides that the
City Council may, by resolution, entirely prohibit the parking of vehicles
in any street for a period of timelonget'than is fixed in such resolution;
and,
WHEREAS, the Chief of Police has recommended that parking be prohibited
on the west side of Broadwell Street from Northwest Front Street south to
the driveway into the service station;
BE IT RESOLVED that parking of motor vehicles of every kind along the
west side of Broadwell Street from Northwest Front Street south to the drive-
way leadinginto the service station at 372 North Broadwell Street shall be,
and is hereby prohibited; and,
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The City Engineer is hereby directed to cause proper signs and markings
to be prepared and installed to inform the public of the prohibition contained
in this Resolution."
Moved by Councilman
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Roll call vote: "Yes,,:~/~~/....-v./~
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Motion carried this 29th day of June, 1964.
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Moved by Councilman
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1. The appointment of John Morton Carpenter as City Manager,
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effective August 1, 1964, at an anrrQal salary of $18,000.00, conditioned
that before taking office as City Manager he shall file with the City
Clerk a surety company bond conditioned upon the honest and faithful
performance of his duties, in such sum as shall hereafter be fixed by
the Council, be, and hereby is, ratified and confirmed, Provided, that
the premium for such City Manager's bond shall be paid by the City.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the termination of employment of
Richard L. Huber as Assistant Attorney, effective July 6, 1964, with
payment subsequent thereto for any amount of annual leave to which he
may be entitled, be, and hereby is, ratified and confirmed;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the employment of Duane A. Burns as
Assistant Attorney, effective July 6, 1964, at a monthly salary of
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$416.67 be, and hereby is ratified and confirmed; and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the employment of David Crawford
as law clerk in the legal department, commencing June 22, 1964, through
September 11, 1964, be and hereby is, ratified and confirmed."
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Seconded by Councilman ;{: -.;-IY>""y /r',l /.} ;(, ,/, ''/ .
Roll call vote: "Ye;"~ ~~ J' ~
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this 29th day of June, 1964.
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Subject: Retirement of John M. Pahl, Captain, Grand Island Fire Department.
Mr. Pahl has submitted his request to be placed on the pension rolls of
the Grand Island Fire Department. The City Attorney informs me that Sec.
35-201, R.R.8. 1943, provides in particular that: It * * whenever such
fireman shall have first served for the period of twenty years and shall
elect to retire from such active service and go upon the retirement list"
such retirement shall be paid a pension as defined by statute. A form of
resolution determining Mr. Pahl's eligibility to retirement pension is
submitted for consideration.
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ItBE IT RESOLVED that the City Council finds and determines that John
M. Pahl, Captain, Grand Island Fire Department, has served continuously
in such department since September 18, 1942, and having elected to retire
from active service, is entitled to retire and be paid a pension as provided
by Section 35-201, R.R.S. 1943.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Fire Chief and the City Clerk be, and
hereby are, authorized and directed to make the necessary pay roll changes
effective ./ ~. /. t
1964, to place Captain John M. Pahl on
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the retirement list of the Grand Island Fire Department."
Moved by Councilman /' /.
Seconded by Councilman >{( /
Roll call vote: "Yeslt~/~/~t-~r,
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Subject: Advertisement for Bids at G. W. Burdick Plant Site.
The adoption of the following Resolution to authorize advertisement for
bids for equipment at C. W. Burdick Plant Site is recommended by me.
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'~EREAS, the consulting engineers, Lutz, Daily & Brain, employed by
the Electric Department of the City of Grand Island have submitted plans
and specifications for the furnishing of the equipment hereinafter described
at the C. W. Burdick Plant Site;
WHEREAS, such equipment is necessary in the operation of such plant; and,
WHEREAS, such plans, speifications, and the estimate of such consulting
engineers have been duly examined and the estimated cost of $11,000.00 does
not exceed the funds available in the Electric Department Surplus Fund;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, THAT:
(1) Plans, specifications and estimate of Lutz, Daily & Brain,
Consulting Engineers, for furnishing at the C. W. Burdick Plant Site
the following:
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Item II
Item III
Load Center Transformer
Alternate No.1, Switch and Metering Compartments
Alternate No.2, Transformer Section
be, and the same are, hereby approved;
(2) The Electric Department be, and hereby is, authorized and directed
to advertise for bids for furnishing f.o.b. cars at the C. W. Burdick
Plant Site of the above described items; and,
(3) Said bids be received up to 7:30 P.M., Central Standard Time, on
the 13th day of July, 1964, and be opened at the regular meeting of the
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Seconded by Councilman' / , ./
Roll call vote: "Yes"~~'~' ~,f-~
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Motion carried this 29th day of June, 1964.
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Subject: Extension of Air Force Lease at Municipal Airport
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The form of supplemental agreement between the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska and the United States of America, amending Lease DA-25-066-eng-9395,
as revised, subsequent to conferences on June 23, 1964, between all interested
parties and agencies now includes and embodies the changes and modifications
required by the Acting City Manager and the City Attorney; the areas to be
included in the lease to the United States of America for the Air Force
Dispersal Program as identified in such lease and the plat Exhibit A thereto,
as revised effective June 26, 1964, have been checked by the Engineering
Department. Mr. Kilz of the Omaha District, Corps of Engineers, United
States Army, has informed Mr. Pierce that such supplemental agreement has
been submitted to the Federal Aviation Agency and approved by them. The
following resolution authorizing the execution of such amendment to said
lease on behalf of the City by the Vice President of the Council and ex
officio Mayor is submitted herewith for consideration of the Council.
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'~EREAS, the Corps of Engineers, United States Army, has submitted
an agreement amending Lease No. DA-25-066-eng-9395 to provide for exclusive,
cnncurrent, and restrictive use by the United States of America of additional
areas at Grand Island Municipal Airport under the Airforce Dispersal Program;
and,
WHEREAS, the City Council has the Modification No.1, Supplemental
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Agreement No.1, amending said lease before it for examination and review,
and finds that the same should in all respects by approved for the City of
Grand Island; and,
WHEREAS, Modification No.1, Supplemental Agreement No.1 is reported
to have been approved by the Federal Aviation Agency of the United States;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the Modification No. 1, Supplemental Agreement
No.1 of Lease No. DA-25-066-eng-9395, together with plat Exhibit A, Grand
Island Municipal Airport ADC Development Plan dated January 27, 1963, as
revised June 26, 1964, be and the same is hereby accepted and approved
subject to the formal approval of the Federal Aviation Agency of the United
States;
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vice President of the Council and ex
officio Mayor and the City Clerk be, and they hereby are, directed and author-
ized to sign such agreement on behalf of the City of Grand Island, and that
the corporate seal of said City shall be thereunto affixed;
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this Resolution
be attached to each signed copy of each said lease."
Moved by Councilman ,..'
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this 29th day of June, 1964.
Mr. Pierce read Modification No.1, Supplemental Agreement No.1
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Subject; Lease of Union Pacific Right-of-Way for Off-Street Parking.
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It is recommended that in case the Council enacts the ordinance which has
been identified as Ordinance No. 4127, amending Sections 27-3 and 27-4
of the Grand Island City Code to permit installation by the Union Pacific
Railroad Company of flashing light signals complete with bells and short arm
gates, at Walnut, Pine, Oak, and Elm Street crossings in the City, that the
City Council accept the offer of such railroad company to lease to the City
for one year at the rental of One Dollar per annum certain tracts of right-
of-way for use by the City for off-street parking, and that the following
Resolution be adopted. ~. ~ Lt
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1rJHEREAS, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF GRAND
ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement covering the leasing of premises of
the Railroad Company at Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, to be used for
no purpose other than for the parking of passenger automobiles and vehicles
classified as carryalls and pickups licensed for a capacity not to exceed one
and one-half tons; said agreement being identified in the records of Union
Pacific Railroad Company as C.D. No. 47787; and
1rJHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed agree-
ment before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and
1rJHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of Grand
Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by the acceptance of said agreement;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union Pacific Railroad
Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in behalf of said
Ci ty;
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and directed
to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that the City Clerk of
said City is hereby authorized and directed to attest said agreement and to
attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified copy of this
resolution.
That the cost of relocating of underground water lines, hydrants, portable
tool sheds, undergound telephone
including miscellaneous fittings
Parking Fund" be, and hereby is,
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Moved by Councilman :/L:/ ,
lines and outlets, power line relocation,
estimated at $930.00, out of "Off-Street
authorized."
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Motion ~ this;;;< c;/'t:l
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Mr. Pierce presented Proposed Agreement by and between the City
of Grand Island and Union Pacific on Off-Street Parking Lots.
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WHEREAS, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement covering the
leasing of premises of the Railroad Company at Grand Island, Hall
County; Nebraska, to be used for no purpose other than for the parking
of passenger automobiles and vehicles classified as carryalls and pick
ups licensed for a capacity not to exceed one and one-half tons; said
agreement being identified in the records of Union Pacific Railroad
Company as C.D. No. 47787; and
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said
proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and
consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said
City of Grand Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by the
acceptance of said agreement;
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GRAND ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union
Pacific Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby,
accepted in behalf of said City;
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered
and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and
that the City Clerk of said City is hereby authori7ed and directed to
attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate original of said
agreement a certified copy of this resolution.
Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop, Resolution was
adopted.
ORDINANCE NO. 4127 pertaining to Union Pacific Railroad Crossing
Gates, signal equipment, etc., regularly passed by the Council, signed
by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4127 - Motion of Ditter, seconded by Bishop, was
placed on first reading at length. Roll Call Bpllot. Voting yes,
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none. Peterson
absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4127 - Motion of Ditter, seconded by Bishop, that
rules be suspended and Ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. Voting no, none. Peterson absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4127 - Motion
rules be suspended and Ordinance
only. Roll call Ballot. Voting
Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
of Ditter, seconded by Bishop, that
placed on third reading by title
yes, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Peterson absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4127 - Motion of Ditter, seconded by Bishop, placed
for final passage and passed. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes, Kinman,
Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none. Peterson absent.
(COpy) MINUTES OF PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
June 22, 1964
Present: Burdick,
Walters,
Absent: Allen
Others Present:
Mrs. Eaton, Reutlinger, Thomazin, Cone, Lacy,
McCarthy
F. Pierce, L.Butts, R.Rystrom, Robert Rector,
Norman McKeag, Mr. Apfel, and Mr. Butler
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1. Moved by Lacy we dispense with the reading of the minQtes of
the June 8th meeting and approve the minutes as distributed. Motion
seconded and carried.
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2. Mr. Butts presented the request by Jim Beltzer to rezone the
Easterly 133' and Westerly 299' of Lot 9, County Subdiv is ion, from
Residence B to Business B. Moved by Reutlinger we recommend approval
of the request to the Acting City Manager and Council to rezone the
Easterly 133' and westerly 299' of Lot 9 of County Subdivision from
Residence B to Business B. Seconded by Mrs. Eaton. Motion carried.
3. Request from Jack Voss to concrete the area back of the side-
walk at 1203 West Second was read by the secretary. Mr. Pierce advisee
the Commission of legal problems involved in the request. Moved by
Thomazin we recommend approval of the request to the Acting Manager
and City Council. Seconded by Lacy. Votes in favor - seven; opposed -
one. Motion carried.
Mr. Lacy and Mr. Reutlinger excused to attend another meeting.
4. R. Rector presented his request for a replat of Lots 9, 10, IJ
and 12, Block 1, Stewart Place Subdivision. McCarthy moved we
recommend approval to the Acting City Manager and City Council of the
request to replat Lots 9, 10, 11, and 12, Block 1, Stewart Place Sub-
division in accordance with the plat submitted, and authorize the
chairman to sign the plat for the Commission. Seconded by Walters.
Mot ion carried.
5. Norman McKeag addressed the Commission concerning the X
problems of his Committee to locate a site for the proposed post
office. The problem was discussed at length, but no action waS taken.
Meeting adjourned at 3:30 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
sj Clarence Walters, Secretary
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It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the Minutes of
the Planning Commission of June 22, 1964, be referred to the Acting
City Manager.
Respectfully submitted,
Sj F. E. Phelps
Motion of Bishop, seconded by Klostermeyer, recommendation was
approved.
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Subject: Acceptance of Bid.
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The sealed bids for purchase of Building T-217 located at the Grand Island
Municipal Airport as received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 29th day of June, 1964,
having been simultaneously opened in the presence of the bidders, or represent-
atives of the bidders, after the close of the hour for the bids to be received,
it is recommended that the following resolution pertaining to the most
appropriate bid be accepted.
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'~EREAS, by order of the City Council, notice was given that sealed
bids would be received in the office of the City Clerk, Grand Island,
Nebraska, up to 7:30 o'clock P.M., June 29, 1964, for the purchase of
Building T-217, located on the Municipal Airport; and,
WHEREAS, the bids received having been examined by the Council;
and,
WHEREAS,
the bid of d~ a ~ .. .?/!L8L2>t!
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in the amount
has been found to be the most appropriate and satisfactory;
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL that the
above named bid for the above named building be accepted."
Seconded by Councilman
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"No":
Motion carried this 29th day of June, 1964.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4141 levying special taxes on Sewer District #349
regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4141 - Motion of Ditter, seconded by Bishop, was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. voting yes,
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none. Peterson
absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4141 - Motion of Ditter, seconded by Bishop, that
rules be suspended and Ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll Call Ballot. voting yes, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. voting no, none. Peterson absent.
ORDINANCE NO. ~141 - Motion of Ditter, seconded by Bishop, that
rules be suspended and Ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. voting no, none. Peterson absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4141 - Motion of Ditter, seconded by
placed for final passage and passed. Roll call Ballot.
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
absent.
Klostermeyer,
Voting yes,
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ORDINANCE NO. 4142 levying special taxes on Water Main District
No. 238, regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 4142 - Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Ditter,
was pIeced on first reading at length. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes,
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. voting no, none. Peterson
absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4142 - Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop,
that rules be suspended and Ordinance placed on second reading by
title only. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. voting no, none. Peterson absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4142 - Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop,
that rules be suspended and Ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll Call Ballot. voting yes, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. voting no, none. Peterson absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 4142 - Motion of Klostermeyer, seconded by Bishop,
placed for final passage and passed. Roll Call Ballot. Voting yes,
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none. Peterson
absent.
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Mr. Pierce presented report from appraisers on various properties
to be obtained by the City, either on newly purchased or condemnation.
Resolution to accept proposals presented and passed.
Mr. Phelps recommended Resolution be adopted.
At this time Mr. Kinman, presiding officer, presented F.S.White,
retiring City Clerk, with a certificate pertaining to 27 years of
service for which the retiring Clerk thanked the presiding officer and
City Council.
Mr. Pierce called attention to the Audit coming up, and suggested
that Acting City Manager employ Contryman and Associates.
Some discussion as to recognition of press cars having permission
to enter all fire zones. Statement by Chief of Pollce, that all
tickets attached to their cars would be handled by the Chief of Police.
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'~EREAS, Donald W. McDannel, M.A.I., and B. F. Douthit have
submitted their proposal in writing to appraise the various tracts
of land necessary for extension of Faidley Avenue between White Avenue
and Broadwell Avenue; South Eddy Street; and a proposed new street from
Locust Street to Sylvan Str~et;
WHEREAS, the Acting City Manager and the City Attorney recommend
such proposal be accepted and Messrs. McDannel and Douthit be employed
to make the separate appraisals identified as Parcels One (1) to Eight
(8) in the Proposal;
WHEREAS, such an appraisement is necessary for the purpose of
evaluating the cost of such acquisitions and as a basis for negotiations
for purchase;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE said proposal dated June 25, 1964, as
presented to the Council be accepted, and that the Acting City Manager
be, and hereby is, authorized to employ such Donald W. McDannel and B. F.
Douthit to make said appraisals in conformity to such proposal at an
aggregate charge of $3300.00; and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the cost of such appraisals be paid
out of the Appropriated General Fund."
Moved by Councilman
Seconded by Councilman
Roll call vote: "Yes":
"No":
Motion carried this 29th
B is h op
Klostermeyer
Kinman, BishoP. Ditter. Klostermeyer.
None Peterson absent
day of June, 1964.
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"The City Attorney having informed the Council that the Nebraska
''Municipal Auditing Law" requires an audit following the close of the
fiscal year, it was moved by Councilman Dit ter
and seconded by Councilman Rishop that Orin Contryman
& Associates, Certified Public Accountants, Grand Island, Nebraska, be
employed to perform such audit for the fiscal year terminating July 31,
1964."
Moved by Councilman Di t ter
Seconded by Councilman Bishop
Roll call vote: "Yes": Kinman, Ditter, Bishop, Klostermeyer
"No": None Peterson absent.
Motion carried this 29th day of June, 1964.
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Claims against the City were presented as follows:
General
A irp ort
Cafe
Sanitation
Street
Cemetery
Fire
Park
police
Sewer
Garage
Water
Light
$ 2,409.03
1,408.40
1,141.50
1,891.46
552.68
53 .02
2,234.77
2,038.90
492.07
128.11
2,002.01
46.35
27,305.41
TOTAL
$41,703.71 Claims for June 29, 1964
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the above claims as
presented by the City Clerk be allowed and listed in the Claim Register
Respectfully submitted,
SI F. E. Phelps, Acting City Manager
Motion of Ditter, seconded by Klostermeyer, claims were allowed
as presented and listed ihthe claim register. Roll Call Ballot.
voting yes, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. Voting no, none.
Peterson absent.
Presiding Officer, Kinman, declared Council meeting adjourned.
F. S. White
Cit y Clerk
June 29 t 1964
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APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1964
FUND
APPROP.
Adm.
81106.62
Buildinq
22595.00
City Hall
24170.00
Civil Ser.
1435.00
65100.00
Eng.
Health
35042.00
Incid. 45134.0~
Sew. Maint A 38065.00
General 312647.62
Bond & Int.
17479.66
Airport 288660.00
Airport. Cafe 35463.76
St.-Al1ey-Pav260597.87
Sanit. B
'75175.00
Park
145927.25
216'254.00
44130..000
Polic e
Cemetery
Fire 219188.50
Fire Pension 39018.24
Sew. Plant E 89298.00
Sew. Const D 85419.94
San Sew. C
60000.00
Sew. Syst F 101259.62
City Garage 60910.00
Off st. Park 20882.82
Band 5700.00
Civil DeL
500.00
Cem~Perm Care159159.21
Soc. Security 76730.61
I Library
. Water
Light
44790.00
2359192.10
Sevler District
Paving District
ADJ.
16.00
-16.00
EXPENDED
JUNE
7106.91
2482.29
1267.84
135.00
4201.82
2815.69
3657.23
5775.07
27441. 85
14325.82
3934.36
13542.64
6981.39
18336.55
19699.86
3881. 65
21818.94
2268.52
5239.82
913.04
6570.39
35.36
50'7.00
3787.85
149285.04
171854.08
298608.39
3093.31
158 . 58
622999.40
TOTAL
EXPENDED
73370.87
20930.76
22368.39
984. '75
52694.48
32229.92
51470.8S
30016.44
284066.46
23890.50
138607.38
32984.73
227731.93
73241.04
104065.02
197235.79
35431. 70
190816.05
24953.72
71388.70
57805.50
32126.89
10768.24
58362.48
2001.17
3839.50
193.46
57761.20
56F'
BAL1\NCE
7735.75
1664.24
1801.61
450.25
12421. 52
2812.08
&,
8048.56
'28597.16
150052.62
2479.03
32849.94
1933..96
41862.23
19018.21
8698.30
28372.45
14064.52
17909.30
27614.44
27873.11
90491.38
2547.52
18881.65
1860.50
306.54
159159.21
18969.41
41784.65 3005.35
1669056.11 690135..99
2164856.29
4050122.39
87548.49
186003.37
815'7586.65
Respectfully Suhnitted,
J. F. Minor, City Clerk
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COUNCIL SESSION
July 13, 1964
Meeting called to order by R. E. Kinman, Vice-President of the
Council at 7:30 P.M. Meeting opened with prayer by Rev.E.Perkins.
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Roll Call - All present except Mayor Peterson.
The Vice-President asked if anyone in the audience wished the
reading of the minutes of the last council session. There being none,
Ditter moved, second by Bishop that the reading of the Minutes of June
29, 1964 be suspended - passed.
The Bond of the Peterson Hay Company in amaunt of $2,000.00
presented as approved by City Attorney. Ditter moved with second by
Bishop that the bond be accepted and placed on file - passed.
Report of tax due for June 1964 by Northwestern Public Service
Company presented. Ditter moved, second by Klostermeyer that the
report be received and placed on file.
Letter from H. C. Bach requesting First Street, between Walnut and
Cedar, be closed on July 19, 1964 during hours of Liederkranz Family
Picnic read. Ditter moved, second by Bishop that request be granted.
Passed.
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Eight affidavits from persons residing in the neighborhood of the
B & B Bar, 388 N. Broadwell, relative to disturbances in that area at
night were presented. Ditter moved, Bishop seconded that the
affidavits be referred to the Acting City Manager and City Attorney
for their attention. Passed.
Letter from W. W. Connell, Secretary Board of Education, with
Tax Resolutions attached were presented. Ditter moved, second by
Bishop that the Resolutions be received and placed on file. Carried.
The Vice President announced that the Council would proceed with
the opening of bids on the proposed Airport Fire Station.
The following bids were received:
Base Bid Alt. I-deduct
MID PLAINS CONST. CO. $40,920.00 300.00
Alt. #2 Add
-$960.00
LACY BLDG & SUPPLY
ALMQUIST BROS. CO.
JOHN CLAUSSEN SONS CO.
$41,390.00
$41,432.00
$42.980.00
$190.00
$232.00
$245.00
$975.00
$1,018.00
$998.00
Bishop moved, second by Ditter, that the bids be referred to
Thomas, Benjamin and Clayton and Airport Mgr. Lester Lilly for their
recommendation. passed.
The Vice-President announced that bids would be opened for Burdick
Plant site Equipment, as advertised.
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Four bids were received as
follows:
ITEM I
$8,818.00
$8,818.00
ITEM II A.l & 2
$5,700.00 $5,050.00
ITEM III
$4,390.00
$4-,390.00
$3,667.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY -
SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC CO
Pennsylvania Transformer-
S & C ELECTRI C COMPANY
$5,700.00 $5,050.00
Ditter moved, seconded by Bishop that the bids be referred to
Lut7, Daily & Brain and the Acting City Manager for their
recommendation. passed.
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Subject: Agreement by Swift & Company for Annual Payment of $35,000.
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There is submitted herewith the executed agreement of Swift & Company as
authorized by the Board of Directors of such corporation, for payment to
the City of Grand Island annually of the sum of $35,000 as approved by the
City Attorney, and arrived at through negotiations between the officials
of the City and officials of Swift & Company.
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Acting City anager
(reading of the Agreement) Franklin Pierce, City
Attor~ey, read Swift & Co., Agreement in detail.
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I~HEREAS, the executed agreement of Swift & Company for payment to the
City of Grand Island of the sum of $35,000 annually for the term of twenty-
five years commencing September 1, 1965, and an additional fee of Ten Cents
(~.10) per head of beef animals slaughtered annually in excess of l50,000
head as authorized by the Board of Directors of Swift & Company, in consider-
ation of the City providing capacity for treatment and disposal of beef
packing plant wastes and treating such waste during the term of a lease
agreement between the City and Swift & Company, but irrespective of whether
Swift & Company operates a beef packing plant in the City during the term
of the agreement, and,
"WHEREAS, such agreement has heretofore been publicly read in full; and,
''WHEREAS, this Council is fully informed las.to'; such contract and the
related transactions as evidenced by Ordinance No. 4131 enacted March 18,
1964, and Ordinance No. 4140 enacted June lY, 1964;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Grand Island enter into
such contract with Swift and Company; and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vice President of the Council be, and
hereby is, authorized and directed to forthwith execute such agreement for
and on behalf of the City of Grand Island."
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Moved by Councilman Bishop
Seconded by Councilman
Klostermeyer
Roll call vote: "Yes": w.man. Ril'lhop. nit:j:er & Klostermeyer
"No" : None
Motion
Passed
this 13th day of July, 1964.
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571
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Subject: Opening of Bids for Sanitary Sewerage Revenue Bonds, Series of 1964,f
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The Council then took up the matter of the receipt of bids for the
purchase of $1,670,000 Sanitary Sewerage Revenue Bonds, Series of 1964, of
the City of Grand Island authorized to be issued and sold by Ordinance No.
4131, enacted on March 18, 1964, and by a resolution adopted on June 15, 1964.
The City Clerk reported that pursuant to the aforesaid resolution, the Notice
of Sale of said bonds set forth in said resolution had been published on
June 29, 1964, in the Grand Island Daily Independent, a newspaper of general
circulation in the City of Grand Island, and in The Daily Bond Buyer, a
financial newspaper published in the City of New York, and that 7
sealed bids for the purchase of said bonds had been received prior to the
time for the receipt thereof specified in said Notice of Sale. We then
presented affidavits evidencing such publications, which affidavits were
ordered filed with the minutes of the meeting. Each of the said bids was
then publicly opened and read and found to conform in all respects to the
said Notice of Sale.
It was thereupon moved by Councilman
Klostermeyer
and seconded by Councilman
Ri C> ~nr
and duly passed that the bids for purchase of $1,670,000 Sanitary Sewerage
Revenue Bonds, Series of 1964, as authorized by Ordinance No. 4131, having
been simultaneously opened in the presence of the bidders, or the representatives
of bidders, after the close of the hour for the bids to be received, be
referred to the Acting City Manager and the representatives of Kirkpatrick-
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Pettis Company, fiscal agents for the City, for examination, comparison,
and tabulation.
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Subject: Action on Bids for Sanita:l:'Y Sewerage Revenue Bonds, Series
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of 1964.
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. The seven, bids received are summarized as follows;
Bidder: FIRST NESRASK~ S:e;CURPrIES Bidder: HARRIMAN
HALSEY STUART & CO.
Bonds due 19~to 19~ inc. @
5
Bonds due 1922-to 19..2.!... inc. @ 3 3/4
-:
t:::
due 19~to 19~ inc. @
due 19 86 to 19~ inc. @
due 19~to 19~ inc. @
due 19_to 19_ inc. @
31-..
4
3.40
3!
Bonds due 19
to 19 inc. @
-
Bonds due 19____to 19____ inc. @
Denomination: $ 5,000
CHICAGO DELIVERY
Gross Interest Cost $].,082,597.50
Less Premium $ 1,125.50
Net Interest Cost $ 1,081,472.00
Average Annual Rate
3.390'7
Idder:
VAN HORNE INVESTMENT
and WHITE WELD
Bonds due 19~to 19~ inc. @
Bonds due 19 70 to 19 83 inc. @
Bonds due 19 84 to 19~ inc. @
Bonds due 19~to 19 91 inc. @
Bonds due 19~to 19 94 inc. @
5%
31-..
4
RIPLEY
% Bonds due 1968 to 19 ~~ ine. @
4
%
% Bonds due 1974 to 19 82 inc. @
3i
%
%
Bonds due 1983 to 19J2!... inc. @
Bonds due 19~to 19~ inc. @
Bonds due 19~to 19 94 inc. @
3.30
3.40
%
%
%
3t
%
%
%
Bonds due 19
inc. @
to 19
%
% Bonds due 19 to 19 inc. @
%
% Bonds due 19____to 19
inc. @
%
Denomina Uon: $ 5, 000
CHICAGO DELIVERY
$ 1,095,882.50
Gross Interest Cost
Less Premium
$ 817.46
$ 1,095,065.04
3.433343
%
Net Interest Cost
% Average Annual Rate
Bidder:
% Bonds due 19 to 19
----
inc. @
%
% Bonds due 19____to 19____ inc. @
%
3.40 % Bonds due 19_to 19 inc. @
3t %
3.60 %
Bonds due 19____to 19____ inc. @
Bonds due 19____to 19____ inc. @
Bonds due 19____to 19____ inc. @
5 000.00
CHICAGO DELI\ffiRY
Gross Interest Cost $ 1,100,307.50
Less Premium $ -@-
NetlnterestCost $ 1,100,307.50
Average Annual Rate
3.449'78
%
Bonds due 19_____to 19_____ inc. @
Bonds due 19____to 19____ inc. @
%
%
% Bonds due 19____to 19____ inc. @
%
% Bonds due 19
to 19____ inc. @
%
% Bonds due 19
to 19
inc. @
%
Denomination: $
Gross Interest Cost $
Less Premium $
Net Interest Cost $
% Average Annual Rate
%
57D
JUL 1 3 1964
Bidder: JOHN NUVEEN & CQ.
a.nd ASSOCIATES
Bidder:
EASTMAN DILLON
, ,
UNION SECURITIES CO.
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% Bonds due 19 68 to 19 ~ inc. @
% Bonds due 19 70 to 19 87 inc. @
4
%
Bonds due 19~to 19~ inc. @
Bonds due 19~to 19~ inc. @
'i~
""2"
3t
%
-:
Inds
due 19 73 to 19~ inc. @
due 19 82 to 19 85 inc. @
due 19 ~to 19 94 inc. @
3%
%
Bonds due 19~to 19 94 inc. @
Bonds due 19 to 19 inc. @
-
3 5/8 %
3.40
%
%
3t
%
Bonds due 19____to 19____ inc. @
%
Bonds due 19____to 19____ inc. @
% Bonds due 19
to 19
inc. @
%
% Bonds due 19 to 19____ inc. @
%
Bonds due 19_____to 19
Bonds due 19____to 19
i nc. @
inc. @
% Bonds due 19____to 19
inc. @
%
D"'lJOOIin<lr;nn' $ 5,000
nennmi na ti on! $
5,000
CHICAGO DELIVERY
CHICAGO DELIVERY
Gross Interest Cost $ 1,104,865.00
Less Premium $ 304.00
Net Interes t Cost $ 1, 104 ~ 561.00
Gross Interest Cost $ 1,138,318.75
Less Premium $ -0-
Net Interest Cost $ 1,138,318.75
Average Annual Rate
3~4631
% Average Annual Rate
3.56895
%
Idder:
SMITH. BARNEY & COMP~NY
Bidder: BLYTH & CO. KIRKPATRICK
PETTIS CO.
Bonds due 19~to 19~ inc. @
Bonds due 19 71to 19~ inc. @
Bonds due 19~to 19~ inc. @
Bonds due 19~to 19~ inc. @
Bonds due 19 88to 19 94 inc. @
5
% Bonds due 19 68 to 19~ inc. @
% Bonds due 19~to 19 86 inc. @
% Bonds due 19 87 to 19~ inc. @
% Bonds due 19~to 19 94 inc. @
3t %
3~
3.40 %
3.;h
2
3~ %
3.60 %
3%
3.60 % Bonds due 19
to 19
inc. @
%
Bonds due 19____to 19____ inc. @
Bonds due 19____to 19 inc. @
Bonds due 19 to 19____ inc. @
%
Bonds due 19
to 19
----
ine. @
%
% Bonds due 19 to 19
inc. @
%
% Bonds due 19____to 19____ inc. @
'70
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4IIIIinatjnnIC:ICA~O::LIVEHY
Denomination: $
5,000
CHICAGO DELIVERY
Less Premium $
1,113,535.00
613.39
1,112,921.61
3.48932
%
Gross Interest Cost $ 1.132.16"7.50
Less Premium $ 1,085.50
Net Interest Cost .$ 1.131,082.00
Gross Interest Cost $
Net Interest Cost .$
Average Annual Rate
3.54626
% Average Annual Rate
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JUl 1 3 1964
574
Subject:
Request for Private Use of 'Westerly Part of Curb Side Walk
of Washington Street from Second Street to Alley.
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Jack Voss, on June 19, 1964, delivered to the City Engineer, a request in
writing "of the City Planning Commission; for permission to concrete the
area back of the side walk at 1203 W. 2nd St., running along Washington
Street; 132~ to the alley"., in conjunction with Building Permit No. 1065
issued May 11, 1964. The drawing "site plan" submitted is for placement
of a 6't X 6'{ curb along the westerly side of the sidewalk and incorporated as
a part of off-street parking at 1203 W. 2nd Street, 12'0" of City Street.
Mr. R. A. Rystrom, City Engineer, recommends that such request be denied.
The City Attorney advises that the Supreme Court of Nebraska in 1909 in
Chapman v. C~y of Lincoln, 84 Neb. 534, in a case involving city ordinances
relative to permitting private use of space on the strees or sidewalks in
front of pusiness houses held that space in a public street set apart for
the use of the public as a sidewalk shall be kept free from any and all
obstructions preventing the use thereof in its entirety by the public.
That further, in Schroder v. City of Lincoln, 155 Neb. 599, decided April
11, 1952, that the streets of a municipality in this state belong to the public
and an unauthorized obstruction or encumbrance of them constitutes a public
nuisance. The following resolution refusing the request is submitted for
consideration.
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Acting C y Manager
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''W''BEREAS, Jack Voss has requested permission "of the City Planning
Commission" to concrete from curb sidewalk to Lot line the westerly twelve
feet of Washington Street between Second Street and the alley southerly of
Lot One in Block Three in Arnold's Place, and further, install a 6' x 6'
concrete curb along the westerly edge of such sidewalk, thereby incorporating
into the off-street parking area of such Lot One; and,
'~EREAS, the City Engineer has recommended that such permission be
denied, and the Supreme Court of the State of Nebraska holds that it is
the duty of the city to keep streets free of all unlawful encroachments
and obstructions;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT the request of such Jack Voss to incorporate by a
concrete curb and concrete surfacing such part of Washington Street into the
private off-street parking upon such Lot One, Block Three, Arnold's Place,
be and hereby is, denied."
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Moved by Councilman Ditter
Seconded by Councilman
Klostermever
Roll call vote: "Yes": Kinm~mt Bishop, Ditter t Klostp.rmp.}Tp.r
"No": None
Motion passed
this 13th day of July, 1964.
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:,Ult S 1964
Ordinance No. 4143 - An Ordinance vacating a certain part of
Waugh Street in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, as now platted,
consisting of a strip of land twenty feet wide and one hundred thirty-
two feet long. Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4143
be pla,ced on first reading at length. Second by Councilman Bishop.
Roll Call. Aye: Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No: None
Ordin~nce No. 4143 was read at length.
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Letter from R. L. McFeeley, Asst. Mgr. Chamber of Commerce, requesting
that traffic be eliminated from Third Street between Sycamore and
Cedar Streets and the half block area of Wheeler Street immediately
north of Third on Wednesday, July 15 for the annual Assocj.ated
Retailers sidewalk sale. Motion by Bishop, second by Klostermeyer,
request be granted. Passed.
Notice of Public Hearing on Application No. 24954, Northwestern Bell
Telephone Company before State Railway Commission Aug. 25, 1964, read.
Moved by Ditter, second by Bishop that notice be placed on file.
New Lease with Eisenman Chemical Company for Airport Building T-859
with Howe Scales presented, together with recommendation for acceptance
by F. E. Phelps. Moved by Ditter, seconded by Klostermeyer, that Mayor
and Clerk be author.ized to sign Agreement. Roll Call vote - Aye:
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. Passed.
Amended Lease-Agreements with Delmar and Delbert Ewoldt; and amended
lease agreement with Henry Stoppkotte & Sons for several tracts of lane-
presented. Klostermeyer moved, second by Ditter that Mayor and Clerk
be authorized to sign the amended agreements. Passed.
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576
J'UL 1 3 1964
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The Airport Manager having informed the undersigned and the City
Attorney that the granting of a license by the City of Grand Island to
the Federal Aviation Agency to maintain a ground mounted antenna, monitor
pole, and appurtenances, at the Grand Island Airport for a term of one year,
commencing July 1, 1964, will not impinge upon any rights granted the United
States of America for the Air Force Dispersal Program, and having recommended
the granting of such license, the following resolution is submitted for
consideration of the City ncil.
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Acting City Mana er
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RESOLUTION
'~EREAS, the Electronic Engineering Branch of the Federal Aviation
Agency will have need for use of a ground mounted antenna, monitor pole and
appurtenances now located at the Grand Island Municipal Airport;
BE IT RESOLVED that the ex officio Mayor and the Clerk of the City
be authorized to execute a non-renewable license for one year, commencing
July 1, 1964 (CE FORM 117 (5/64)), in favor of the United States of America,
for use of such Federal Aviation Agency VORTAC facility at Grand Island,
Nebraska."
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Moved by Councilman Bishop
I Seconded by Councilman Kloste.rme.yer
Motion passe.d this 13th day of July, 1964.
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JUL 1 35~
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Subject~
Amendment to Air Force Reserve Squadron Understanding.
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The 9528th AFRes Recovery Squadron, having agreed with the Airport
Manager to a revision of the items of personal property authorized to be
used by such Squadron, there is submitted herewith resolution authorizing
amendment No. 2 to Appendix "A" of Memorandum of Understanding entered into
between the City of Grand Island and the United States of America on about
May 24, 1963.
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Acting City Man ger
RESOLUTION
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'~EREAS, the Manager of the Grand Island Municipal Airport and Lt.
Col. Fred E. Daubert, 9528th AFRes Recovery Squadron, having agreed to
a revision of the items of personal property authorized to be used by
such Squadron under the Memoradum of Understanding entered into between
the City of Grand Island and the United States of America,lon about May
24, 1963,
BE IT RESOLVED that the Vice President of the Council be, and he
hereby is, authorized to execute such Amendment No. 2 to Appendix "A"
to such Memorandum of Understanding on behalf of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska."
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Moved by Councilman
Ditter
Seconded by Councilman
Klostermeyer
Roll call vote: "Yes": Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. Klostermeyer
"No":
None.
Mttion carried this 13th day of July, 1964.
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JfJl 13 1964
At the time extension of leases of buildings by Grand Island Grain, Inc.
at the Municipal Airport, with exception of Bldg. T-115, was worked out
between parties, the subject of adjustment of rental for Bldg. T-115 was
deferred pending final determination of the date on which possession of
such building would have to be surrendered by Grand Island, Inc. for lease
by the City of Grand Island to the United States in conjunction with the
Air Force Di~rsal Program.
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Grand Island Grain, Inc. subsequently agreed to vacate and surrender possession
of such building on or before July 15, 1964, and waive its option for extension
of such lease. The parties having negotiated further and agreed, subject to
approval of the Council, and having tentatively agreed upon a reduction in
rental to be paid by Grad Island Grain, Inc. for use of Bldg. T-115, the
following resolution is submitted for consideration by the Council.
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Acting City Man ger
ILI2.e.21!1.1!9.H
'~EREAS, Grand Island Grain, Inc., as Lessor of Bldg. T-115 at Grand
Island Municipal Airport has accepted in writing notice of termination of
option to renew the lease of such building, and having agreed in writing
to vacate and surrender possession of such building on or before July 15,
1964; and,
'~EREAS, Grand Island Grain, Inc. has incurred substantial expense in
vacating such building within the agreed time limit,
I
BE IT RESOLVED THAT Grand Island Grain, Inc. be, and hereby is, granted
a credit of $684.12, namely, two months rental, upon the rental due and
owing for the use and occupancy by it of Bldg. T-115 at Grand Island Municipal
Airport."
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Moved by Councilman
Bishop
Seconded by Councilman
KLOSTERMEYER
Roll call vote: "Yes":
Kinman. Bishop. Ditter, Klostermeyer
"No" : Nonp.
Motion passed this 13th day of July, 1964.
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A letter from Rudy Liebsack with petition attached containing 20
signatures suggesting that the city change parking to a diagonal and
tandem arrangement -- Fourth street to be diagonal on the North side
and tandem on the South side; Walnut Street to be diagonal on the west
side and tandem on the east side to extend the already established
continuity of the block on Walnut street lying just north of the Fourth
Street intersection and to change the parking time from a 2-hour zone
to a I-hour zone on Walnut Street only, leaving Fourth Street as it is.
F. E. Phelps recommended that the request be referred to the Acting
City Manager and the City Attorney. Klostermeyer moved, second by
Bishop that Mr. Phe Ips recommendation be accepted. Passed.
MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF July 6, 1964 presented.
(COpy) City of Grand Island, Nebraska
Present: Burdick, Mrs. Eaton, Thomazin, Lacy, Allen, and Walters
Absent: Reutlinger, McCarthy, and Cone
Others Present: L. R. Butts, and William Kelley
1. Moved by Lacy we dispense with the reading of the minutes of
the June 22nd meeting, and approve the minutes as distributed. Motion
seconded and carried.
2. A letter from F. E. Phelps, Acting City Manager, was read
concerning his discussions with Mr. L. R. Jones in connection with the
drainage problems in the area of the new highway #281 construction
project between highway #30 and Capital Avenue, West of the Drive-In
Theatre.
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3. The requests of Wauneta Ross and Everett Kehm were read to the
Commission requesting rezoning of tracts 1 and 2 in the NE%NE%, Sectio~
12, T Il-N,R-IO-W as indicated by the drawing consisting of approxi-
mately 20 acres to Business B. Lacy moved we reaffirm our prior
approval of the request (April 20, 1964 meeting) and recommend to the
Acting City Manager and Council the approval of the request to rezone
tracts 1 and 2, NEiNEi 1-11-10 to Business B. Seconded by Allen.
voting for the motion - 4, against - 1; motion carried.
4. The request by Everette and Darlene Phillips, Phillips Home,
Inc., and S. W. and Grace Burnham for rezoning of lots in Phillips
Subdivision for House Trailer parking, was presented by L. R. Butts.
Lacy moved we refer the request to the Building Inspector and the City
Sanitation Engineer for a complete report concerning the request and
the status of the present zoning of the area. Seconded by Mrs. Eaton.
Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned 2:45 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
sf Clarence Walters, Secretary
Ditter moved, second by Klostermeyer that the minutes be referred
to the Acting City Manager. carried.
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Subject:
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Retirement of Hillard E. Fisher, Driver, Grand
Island Fire Department.
Mr. Fisher has submitted his request to be placed on the
pension rolls of the Grand Island Fire Department. The
City Attorney informs me that Sec. 35-201, R.R.S. 1943,
provides in particular that: "'i( 'i( whenever such fireman
shall have first served for the period of twenty years and
shall elect to retire from such active service and go upon
the retirement list" such retirement shall be paid a pension
as defined by statute. A form of resolution determining Mr.
Fisher's eligibility to retirement pension is submitted for
consideration.
RESQLUTION
"BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council finds and deter-
mines that Hillard E. Fisher, Driver, Grand Island Fire Depart-
ment, has served continuously in such department since June 4,
19L:.2, and having elected to retire from active service, is en-
titled to retire and be paid a pension as provided by Section
35-201, R.R.S. 1943.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Fire Chief and the City
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Clerk be, and hereby are, authorized and directed to make the
necessary pay roll changes effective July 15, 196~., to place
Hillard E. Fisher on the retirement list of the Grand Island
Fire Department."
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Moved by Councilman
Bishop
.
Seconded by Councilman
Klostermeyer
.
Roll call vote:
Notion
passed
"Yes:" KinmJ:ln, Ri Ahop. ~ittert J,<lQstermeyer
"No .11 Nonp.
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this 13th day of July, 1964.
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Subject:
Plat of Dickey Subdivision Within One Mile Perimeter Beyond
City Boundary.
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"WHEREAS, Bert Dickey and Consuelo M. Dickey have caused to be laid
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out into lots, blocks, and streets a part of the East Half of the Southeast
Quarter (EtSEt) of Section One (1), Township Eleven (11) North, Range Ten
(10) West of the Sixth (6th) P.M. in Hall County, Nebraska, under the name
of Dickey Subdivision, Hall County, Nebraska, and have caused a plat thereof
to be acknowledged by them containing a dedication of the streets therein
and easement for public service utilities;
'~EREAS, copies of the plat of such subdivision have been presented
to the School Boards of School District No. 30, and Northwest High School
in Hall County, Nebraska, for the period of time and as required by Chapter
463, Laws of Nebraska 1963; and,
"WHEREAS, such subdivision was approved by the City Planning Commission
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, on May 11, 1964;
"BE IT RESOLVED that the plat of Dickey Subdivision, Hall County, Nebraska,
as made out, acknowledged and certified, be, and hereby is, approved by the
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City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska."
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Moved by Councilman Kll3stermeyer
Seconded by Councilman
Bishop
Roll call vote: "Yes": Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
"No":
None
Motion carried this 13th day of July, 1964.
(COPY) Letter from Sec.Board of Educ.Northwest High School
July 11, 1964
Mr. Frank Phelps, Acting City Manager
Grand Island City Council
Dear Sirs:
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At our last meeting the Board of Northwest High School approved the
following plat:
The tracts in the East Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section One,
Township Eleven North, Range Ten West of the Sixth P.M., Hall County,
Nebraska, such plat of tracts proposed to be designated lIDickey Sub-
divisionll, subject to the suggestion that sufficient room for a road-
way be left along Highway 281 & 2 for future road purposes.
Very truly yours,
sl Vivian Aschwege
Secretary Board of Education
Northwest High School
(COpy) From F.E.Phelps, Acting City Manager
To Howard L. Peterson, President & Members of the City Council
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendat ion of the
Dickey Subdivision be approved.
undersigned that the Plat of the
Respectfully Submitted,
sl F. E. Phelps
Acting City Manager
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The bids were then recomputed and tabulated, and it was found that the
bid of First Nebraska Securities Corp. & Halsey Stuart & Co. and
Associates
was the most favorable bid received.
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Whereupon, after deliberation the following resolution was moved by
Councilman Ditter , seconded by Councilman Bishop
and adopted by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
NAYES: None
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'~EREAS, by Ordinance No. 4131, enacted on March 18, 1964, and a
resolution adopted June 15, 1964, there were authorized to be offered for
sale the $1,670,000 Sanitary Sewerage Revenue Bonds, Series of 1964, of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, authorized by said Ordinance No. 4131 and
said resolution, and the 7 bids received for the purchase of said
bonds have been publicly opened, read, and tabulated, as provided in the
Notice of Sale thereof,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
NEBRASKA:
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1. That the official Statement, Notice of Sale, and Official Bid Form
pertaining to the $1,670,000 Sanitary Sewerage Revenue Bonds, Series of 1964,
of the City of Grand Island, in the form published and distributed by the
officials of the City, and such publication and distribution by them, be and
the same hereby are ratified, confirmed, and approved.
First Nebraska Securities Corp. and
2. That the bid of Halsey stuart & CO. and Assoclates
and Associates for the $1,670,000 Sanitary Sewerage Revenue Bonds, Series of
1964, being a bid of par, a premium of $ 1,125.50
and the interest accrued on said bonds from their date to the date of delivery
of and payment therefor, is the bid offering to purchase said bonds at the
lowest interest cost to the City, after allowing for the premium tendered; that
said bid be, and the same hereby is, accepted; and that the Vice-President
of the Council and City Clerk are hereby authorized to execute an acceptance
of said bid.
3. That in accordance with the terms of Ordinance No. 4131, the
resolution adopted June 15, 1964, and the bid of First Nebraska Securities
Corp. & HalsAY Stuart Rr. (10. and Associates, the said $1,670,000
Sanitary Sewerage Revenue Bonds, Series of 1964, shall be in the denomination
of $ 5.000.00 each and shall bear interest at the
following rates:
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Bonds maturing on August 1 in each of the years 19 69 to 19 69
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inclusive, shall bear interest at the rate of five
per centum ( 5 %) per annum.
Bonds maturing on August 1 in each of the years 19_~ to 19 71
inclusive, shall bear interest at the rate of three and three Quarters
per centum (3 3/4 %) per annum.
Bonds maturing on August 1, in each of the years 19~ to 19 85
inclusive, shall bear interest at the rate of three and one quarter
per centum ( 3~. %) per annum.
Bonds maturing on August 1 in each of the years 19 86 to 19 91
inclusive, shall bear interest at the rate of three and f,Qur. tenths
per centum ( 3.40 'fa) per annum.
Bonds maturing on August 1 in each of the years 19 92 to 19~_,
inclusive, shall bear interest at the rate of ..:three and one half
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per centum ( 3~ 'fa) per annum.
Bonds maturing on August 1 in each of the years 19
inclusive, shall bear interest at the rate of
per centum ( 'fa) per annum.
Bonds maturing on August 1 in each of the years 19
inclusive, shall bear interest at the rate of
per centum ( 'fa) per annum.
Bonds maturing on August 1 in each of the years 19
inclusive, shall bear interest at the rate of
per centum ( ~.%) per annum.
to 19
to 19
to 19
4. That the checks of all unsuccessful bidders be returned.
5. That the proper officers of the City of Grand Island be and they
hereby are, and each of them hereby is, authorized to take such action as
is necessary to execute said bonds and to effect their delivery to the
purchasers thereof in accordance with the terms of the bid of said purchasers;
and said officials be and they hereby are, and each of them hereby is,
authorized to execute such orders, receipts, and other documents that may be
necessary to effect such delivery and to receive the purchase price therefor
in accordance with the provisions of this resolution, Ordinance No. 41Jl,
and the resolution adopted June 15, 1964.
6. That this resolution shall take effect immediately.
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Subject:
Accepting Bid for Construction of New Sewerage Treatment Plant.
B:~~2.1:Q.1!2.~
'~REAS, sealed proposals were invited for construction of a new
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sewerage treatment plant, a new outfall sewer, and a new water supply line,
to be received up to 7:30 o'clock P.M. Central Standard Time, June 29, 1964;
'~EREAS, the Council finds that
Butler Construction Co.
whose base bid for construction of Section I - Sewerage Treatment Plant, is
$ 1,477,205.00
with alternate bids of $
81.669.00
for Item No.2 - Sludge Dewatering Equipment, and $
94.220.00
For Alternate Item A-4 - Komline
Sanderson coil filter, is the lowest responsible bid~
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT, subject to and contingent upon the acceptance and
approval thereof by the United States Public Health Service:
(a)
The bid of such
Hatler GORatractioft Ge.
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adjusted for inclusion of such Item No. A-4, in lieu of such Item No. 2 in
1,489,765.00
the aggregate amount of $
be, and hereby is, accepted and approved;
(b) A contract for such construction project be entered into between
the City of Grand Island and such lowest responsible bidder;
(c) The President of the Council, or, in his absence from the City,
the Vice President of the Council, be, and he hereby is, directed and authorized,
upon approval thereof by the City Attorney, to sign such contract on behalf
of the City of Grand Island."
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Moved by Councilman
Klostermeyer
Seconded by Councilman
Bishop
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Roll call vote:
"Yes":
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
"Nd~
None
Motion
passed
this 13th day of July, 1964.
City Engineer
Ron Rystrom reviewed the tabulations, proposals and explained the
alt ern"ote items.
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Subject:
Accepting Bid for Construction of New Sewerage
Treatment Plant.
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IIHHEREAS, sealed proposals were invited for construc-
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tion of a new sewerage treatment plant, a new outfall sewer,
and a new water supply line, to be received up to 7:30 o'clock
P.M. Central Standard Time, June 29, 1961{.;
":VHEREAS, this Council finds that Stanfield...Pyland Construction Co.
is the lowest responsible bidder for construction of
Section
II East Outfall Sewer
, and such bid does
not exceed the estimate,
BE IT RESOLVED THAT, subject to and contingent upon the
acceptance and approval thereof by the United States Public
Health Service:
(a) The bid of such
Stanfield~Pyland Construction Co.
be, and the same is, hereby accepted and approved;
(b) A contract for such construction project be entered
into between the City of Grand Island and such lowest respon-
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sible bidder;
(c) The President of the Council, or, in his absence from
the city, the Vice President of the Council, be, and he hereby
is, directed and Buthorized, upon approval thereof by the City
Attorney, to sign such contract on behalf of the city of Grand
Island."
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Moved by Councilman
Seconded by Councilman
Klostermeyer
Bishop
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Roll call vote: "Yes": Kinman. BiShop. Ditter, Klostermever
"No":
None
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Motion
passed
this 13th day of July, 1964
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Subj ect:
Accepting Bid for Construction of New Sewerage
Treatment Plant.
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l't'JHERl<:AS, sealed proposals 'tv-ere invited for construc-
tion of a new sewerage treatment plant, a ne'V1 outfall sewer,
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and a new water supply line, to be received up to 7:30 o'clock
P.M. Central Standard Time, June 29, 1964;
Diamond Engineering Co.
"t\iHEREAS, this Council finds that
is the lowest responsi.ble bidder for construction of Section
III - Water Supply Line
, aDd such bid does
not exceed the estimate,
BE IT RESOLVED THAT, subject to and conti.ngent upon the
acceptance and approval thereof by the United States Public
Health Service:
(a) The bid of such
Diamond Engineering Co.
be, and the same is, hereby accepted and approved;
(b) A contract for such construction project be entered
into between the City of Grand Island and such lowest respon-
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sible bidder;
(c) The President of the Council, or, in his absence from
the city, the Vice President of the Council, be, and he hereby
is, directed and authorized, upon approval thereof by the City
Attorney, to sign such contract on behalf of the City of Grand
Island."
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Moved by Councilman Klostermeyer
Seconded by Councilman
Bishop
Roll Call Vote: "Yes": Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
"No":
None
Motion
passed
this 13th day of July, 1964
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Subject: Work Orders and Resident Engineer
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'~EREAS, the Council has authorized the execution of contracts for
construction of Sections I, II, and III of new Sewerage Treatment Plant,
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new outfall sewer, and new water supply line,
"BE IT RESOLVED that R. A. Rystrom. City Engineer
be, and he hereby is, authorized on behalf of the City of Grand Island to
issue "work orders" upon the separate sections of such new Sewerage Treatment
Plant~ new outfall sewer, and new water supply line, upon the United States
Public Health Service accepting and approving the bids and cnntracts for
construction of such new Sewerage Treatment Plant, new outfall sewer and
new water supply line;
"BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager and City Engineer be,
and they hereby are, authorized to have Black & Veatch, Consulting Engineers,
place a full time resident engineer, and such assistant engineers as may
be necessary on the work, to have charge of laying out all work, making
field checks of all materials and equipment, supervising construction,
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and perform other services provided for in Section I, Subsection C. of
the Contract for Engineer Services heretofore entered into between the
City and such firm of Black & Veatch, with compensation to be determined
by the City Manager and the City Engineer in accordance with such contract
for engineering services."
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Moved by Councilman Klostermeyer
Seconded by Councilman Ditter
"Roll call vote: "Yes": Kinman. Bishop. Ditter. Kihostermeyer
"No" :
None
Motion
passed
this IJh day of July, 1964.
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Total Claims for July 13, 1964, presented as follows:
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General
Airport
Cafe
Street
Sanitation
Park
Po 1 ice
Cemetery
Fire
Sewer "E"
Sewer Const. "D"
Sewer System "F"
Garage
Water
Light
Band
Total
$ 1,191.01
162.51
187.32
1,748.78
599.22
1,450.70
1,188.55
305.50
328.72
135.41
450.00
315.84
2,176.47
103,805.13
102,655.31
2,300.00
$219,000.47
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as
presented by the City Clerk be allowed and listed in the Claim Register
Respectfully submitted,
S/ F. E. Phelps
Acting City Manager
Moved by Ditter, seconded by Bishop that Claims be allowed as
presented and entered in Warrant Register.
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Bishop moved, second by Ditter that the Council adjourn until
4:00 P.M., Thursday, July 16. Carried.
July 13, 1964
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J. F. Minor
Ci ty Clerk
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Grand Island, Nebraska
July 16, 1964
Adjourned Session of City Council, July 16, 1964,
Vice-President Kinman. All present except Howard
Subject: Transfer of Funds.
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called to order by
Peterson.
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'~EREAS, the funds hereinafter identified contain unexpended
balances and no indebtedness has been incurred on account of such funds
which has not been fully paid,
"BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
NEBRASKA:
SECTION 1. The following unexpended balances of funds be, and they
hereby are, transferred to other funds of the City as follows:
(a) General Fund - Building, to General Fund - Incidental, $5.3,.312.00
(b) General Fund - Health, to General Fund - Incidental, 11,602.00
(c) Street, Alley & Paving Fund to General Fund - Incidental, 18,000.00
(d) Park Fund to Library Fund, 522.00
( e) Fire Fund to Fireman's Pension, 6,52.3.00
(f) Park Fund to Band Fund, 44.3.00
SECTION 2. That there be transferred from the following non-tax funds
the amounts hereinafter set out:
(a) Airport Cafe Fund to Airport Fund (General),
8,000.00
(b) Airport Bldg. Fund to Airport Fund (General),
1,010.91."
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Moved by Councilman
Di tter
Seconded by Councilman
KloRTPrmp17pr
Roll call vote: "Yes":
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
"No": None
The foreging Resolution, having been adopted by the affirmative vote
of three-fourths of all the members of the Council, was by the Vice President
of the Council, presiding in the absence of the President, declared to be
duly adopted this
day of July, 1964.
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Walter Lehmann presented the proposed budget for 1964-1965 and
discussed the items in detail with the Council. Moved by Ditter,
second by Bishop that the Council adopt the budget as a tentative one
and meet informally within the next ten days to give the budget
further study. Roll Call - Aye - Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
No - None. Passed.
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CITY OF GR.AND ISLAND
Grand Island, Nebraska
590
JUt t '8 1964
Proposed 196)r...1965 Budget
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APPROVED:
THE GRAND ISIJAND CITY COUNCIL
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Subject: Proposal for Construction of Airport Fire Station.
The sealed proposals for construction of a new Airport Fire
Station, as received up to 7:30 P.M. C.S.T. on July 13, 1964,
for construction of an Airport Fire Station having been sim-
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TAX STRUCTm~E-1964 Valuations in the City of Grand Island
As Furnished by County Assessor and County Clerk of Hall County
On June 19, 1964
Real Estate ------------$31,336,666.00
Personal --------------- 1,411,955.00
Business --------------- 4,993,785.00
Hotor Vehicles --------- 3,334,705.00
Public Utilities-------- 2,663,076.00
'$43,740,187.00
20.00 Mill Levy on above Total Valuations ----------------$874,803.74
INTANGIBLES
"A" $19,411,845.00 @ 2i Mills
Tax $47,398.71 Penalty $1,130.90 $48,529.61
"B" $20,720,480.00 @ 4 Mills .
Tax $79,940.42 Penalty $2,941.50
Banks ~~4,383, 725.00 @ 4 Mills ------------
Finance and Trust Co. $334,745.00 @ 4 Mills
Building and Loan (Gross Interest)
$1,434,470.00 @ 6 Mills -----------------
Credit Unions (Gross Interest)
$33,255.00 @ 4 Mills --------------------
Production Credit Association (Gross Earnings)
$276,345.00 @ 8 Mills ------------------- 2,210.76
TOTAL INTANGIBLES $lb1,236.01
City's Share--Approximate1y One-Third --------------------$
82,881.92
17, 534. 90
1,338.98
8,606.82
133.02
53,745.33
Poll Tax (Estimated) ------------------------------------- 10,872.00
Head Tax (Estimated) ------------------------------------- 12,680.50
In Lieu of Taxes:
Consumers Public Power District ----------$
Southern Nebr. Rural Public Power Dist.---
City's Share of Tax on Ins. Premiums -----
700.00
50.00
11,000.00
11,750.00
GRAND TOTAL ----------------------------------------$963,851.57
APPHOVED:
BY THE GHAND ISLAND Crry COUNCIL
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, is hereby authorized and directed
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City of Grand Island, Nebraska and the City Clerk is hereby
authorized and directed to impress the official seal of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska and to attest said execution."
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Moved by Councilman
Seconded by Councilman
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Klostermeyer
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Roll call vote "Yes": Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, K10stermeyer
"No":
None
Motion carried this
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Subject: Purchase of Electric Equipment by Electric Department.
The sealed proposals for furnishing at the C. W. Burdick Plant site
of Item I - Load Center Transformer; Item II - Alternate No. 1 - Switch
and Metering Compartments; and Item III - Alternate No.2 - Transformer
Section, as received up to 7:JO P.M. on the 13th day of July, 1964, and
simultaneously opened in the presence of the bidders, or representatives
of the bidders, after the close of the hour for the bids to be received,
having been examined, compared, and tabulated, it is recommended that
Item II and Item III, as set forth in the Resolution submitted herewith,
be authorized to be purchased by the Acting City Manager out of "Electric
Department Surplus Fund".
Acting City Manager
B:~~Q1Q!IQN
'~EREAS, sealed proposals were invited for furnishing at the C. W.
Burdick Plant site of Item I - Load Center Transformer; Item II - Alternate
No.1 - Switch and Metering Compartments; and Item III - Alternate No.2 -
Transformer Section, to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 13th day of
July, 1964,
'~EREAS, the Council finds that:
(a) S & C Electric Company, Chicago, Illinois, is the lowest
responsible bidder for Item II as specified, including the
alternate "Air Insulated Bus" for $5,050.00, and,
(b) Pennsylvania Transformer Division, McGraw-Edison Company is
the lowest responsible bidder for Item III - Alternate No.2; and,
'~EREAS, such bids do not exceed the estimate;
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
(a) The bid of S & C Electric Company (Q 62 Mc6-2573) for Item II
as specified, including the alternate "Air Insulated Bus",
Contract No. 60-8-21, for $5,050.00 be, and the same is, hereby
acc~ed and approved;
(b) The bid of Pennsylvania Transformer Division, McGraw-Edison
Company (Proposal No. D-45070) for Item III - Alternate No.2,
as specified, Contract No. 60-8-21, for $3,667.00 be, and the
same is, hereby accepted and approved; and,
(c) The Acting City Manager is hereby authorized and directed to
issue purchase orders for the purchase of such Item II and Item
III to be paid out of "Electric Department Surplus Fund"."
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Moved by Councilman
K10stermeyer
Seconded by Councilman
Ditter
Roll call vote: "Yes":
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
"No":
None
Motion passed
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day of July, 1964.
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Motion by Ditter, second by Bishop that Council adjourn.
Passed. Adjourned 4:45 P.M.
J. F. Minor
City Clerk
July 16, 1964
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~eeting BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, July 20, 1964
Meeting called to order by Chairman Peterson at 3:30 P.M. All
members present.
O. G. Mueller, President Holiday Manufacturing Company, filed Notice
of Appeal to the Board of Adjustment on July 3, 1964 on refusal of
Chief Building Inspector of City of Grand Island to permit a variance
from the zoning classification of the Sw-~SWi- Sec. 27, T 11 N, R 9 W 6th
P.M. in Hall county, Nebraska. All necessary papers were presented
in proper order.
Mr. O. G. Mueller and his Attorney Merle McDermott appeared represent-
ing the Holiday Mfg. Co. A brief history of the company was given by
the attorney and an explanation of the need for approval of the
variance requested.
The decision of the Board follows.
Mr. Ditter moved for adjournment, seconded by Kinman. Board adjourned
3:45 P.M.
J. F. Minor
Clerk Board of Adjustment
July 20, 1964
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It was moved by Member
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"Notice having been given by publication in the Grand Island Daily
Independent on July 1, 1964, for hearing at 3:30 P.M. on July 20, 1964,
in the Council Chamber, City of Grand Island, County of Hall, in the
appeal of Holiday Manufacturing Co. from the refusal of the Chief
Building Inspector to permit a variance from the zoning classification
of the real property hereinafter described, and,
A public hearing having been held by this Board of Adjustment of
the City of Grand Island on July 20, 1964, at 3:30 P.M., and such
Holiday Manufacturing Co. appearing by its authorized representatives,
and none appearing in opposition to the
variance applied for,
The Board of Adjustment makes the following findings and determinations:
1. The variance as applied for will not be contrary to the
public interest;
2. Literal enforcement of the Residence "A" classification will
result in unnecessary hardship to such Holiday Manufacturing Co.;
3. The variance applied for, namely, erection of a steel building
in a Residence "A" classification for zoning will substantially
conform to the use of the real property belonging to such Holiday
Manufacturing Co. existing prior to the classification thereof
for zoning by the City of Grand Island,
It is on this 20th day of July, 1964, DECIDED AND DETERMINED that:
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variance to Residence "A" classification shall be issued to such Holiday
Manufacturing Co. as pertaining to that part of the swt of swt of Sec. 27,
T 11 N, R 9 W 6th P.M. in Hall County, Nebraska, belonging to such Holiday
Manufacturing Co. and identified in the application for building permit as
the location thereon of such building; and,
The Chief Building Inspector is hereby authorized to issue a certificate
of occupancy and building permit as applied for by such Holiday Manufacturing
Co., otherwise known as Holiday Manufacturing Co., Inc."
Motion seconded by Member
Bishop
Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson, Bishop, Ditter. Kinman. Klostermever,
"No" : No re
Resolution declared carried this 20th day of JulY,-196~.
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Council Session
July 27, 1964
Meeting opened with prayer by Rev. Irvin Burlison of the Immanuel Baptist Church.
ROLL CALL - All Councilmen present.
The President asked if anyone in the audience wished the minutes read of the last
Council Sessions. There being none, Klostermeyer moved, second by Bishop, that the
reading of the Minutes of July 13, 16 and 20, 1964 be suspended. Carried.
Application of Otis B. Thompson, 305 w. Windolph Street to become Manager of
Knights of Columbus Club #1159 - 1600 S. Eddy, presented to Council for their
consideration. Kinman moved, Ditter seconded that the application be approved, and
that the City Clerk so advise the Nebraska State Liquor Commission. Carried.
Report of Northwestern Bell Telephone Company, Grand Island, Occupation Tax for
April, May and June 1964 presented. Ditter moved, second by Kinman, that the Report
be received and placed on file. Carried.
Report of City of Grand Island Light and Power Dept. and Water Department for
June 1964 presented. Klostermeyer moved, Ditter seconded that the Report be received
and placed on file. Carried.
Council advised that Hearings have been set on the Ross (Kehm) and Home Federal
petitions for rezoning for 7:30 P.M., August 10, 1964.
Letter from Gene D. Eggers asking for an opportunity to lease the Airport Cafe
read. Council discussed the proposal and asked Mr. Eggers if he wished to speak in
behalf of the proposal. Mr. Eggers had little to add that was not included in his
letter. Kinman moved, second by Ditter that the '~pplication be referred to Mr. Frank
Phelps, Mr. F. L. Pierce and Mr. Lester Lilly. The Council to later decide if it is
advisable to lease the cafe rather than operate it as a part of the Airport operation.
Motion carried.
Minutes of the Planning Commission Session of July 20, 1964 presented to the
Council. Kinman moved, second by Ditter, that the report be received and placed on
file.
Marvin Lautenschlager, Chairman of the Citizens Committee for Action, read the
following Report:
Honorable President and members of the City Council:
In the month of April of this year the City Council took official action to
establish a Citizens Committee for Action. This group was to be charged primarily
with the task of making a study of the storm and sanitary sewer drainage problems
with which out city is so gravely faced. The committee as organized is made up of
voluntary citizens representing each precinct throughout the City.
In organizing themselves into an effective group to make this study, the members
aclcnowledged the seriousness of this problem and its interrelated effect on the future
growth of our city. The problem as analized by this group was primarjly"one of proper
method for financing such improvements and additions to the storm and sanitary sewer
systems. Our committee definitely felt that a positive and realistic approach to such
financing was a necessity. We recognized the sentiment as expressed by an over-
whelming majority~of the people in the last election held relative to a plan to
finance such a project. We checked with individuals to get grass roots thinking. The
prevailing opinion was that the people would support the proposed plan for construction
if a means could be found to finance it without appreciably adding further costs to
their already heavy burden of financing the local schools and the city.
The committee felt that the problem of sewers was so great that it should receive
#1 priority when determining the capital improvements for our city. As a result, the
Citizens Committee for Action specifically recommended that ~~ mills of the present 20
mill levy be set aside for this purpose. An examination of the proposed budget for
the coming year reveals that only 1.113 mills has been set aside for the combined
storm and sanitary sewer construdt;;ion. Actually, gentlemen this is a reduction from
the amount budgeted by mill levy in the last fiscal year.
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These facts being the case, your action in developing the 1964-65 budget can hardly
be considered a sincere effort to implement the recommendations of your Citizens
Committee for Action: As the chairman of that group and on their behalf, I express a
deep disappointment that the proposed budget does not provide for the ~~ mills being
set aside from the general fund 20 mills, as recommended. This, gentlemen, was asking
you to only set aside an additional 1.118 mills more than was last year. I would
seriously urge you gentlemen to reconsider the budget as proposed with a positive
view toward making meaningful progress in solving the #1 problem of the City of
Grand Island. -
In closing I want to point out that the 1.113 mill will provide only $53,602.00.
I'm sure you are aware of the fact that due to the added valuation and related income,
the city is going to be the beneficiary of $62,559.56 additional revenue over the last
fiscal year. As you now propose the budget you are not even taking advantage by mill
levy, of the additional money that will be coming to our city. This too is an added
reason for disappointment on the part of our committee that you, the stewards of the
business for our city, do not see fit to make a more serious effort to solve such a
grave problem.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ Marvin Lautenschlager
President Peterson asked Walter Lehmann to explain the budget figures on Sewer
construction. Walter Lehmann explained that there is actually $129,000.00 ear-marked
for sewer construction in the budget, which amounts to over .~~ mills of revenue.
Further discussion by the Council and Mr. Lautenschlager. Mr. Peterson pointed out
that the sewer construction needed just cannot be done piecemeal.
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Subject:
Amount of Bond of City Manager
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WHEREAS, Section 19-648, Revised Statutes of Nebraska, Reissue
1962, provides that before taking office the City Manager shall file
with the City Clerk a surety company bond, conditioned upon the honest
and faithful performance of his duties, in such sum as shall be fixed
by the Council; and that the premium of such bond shall be paid by
the City;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The City Council hereby fixes the sum of the bond of John
M. Carpenter as City Manager of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
in the amount of $ .:2 Q I I!:> t!),;'J ~.... ; and,
2. The premium of such bond shall be paid out of the "General
Fund".
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Seconded by Councilman
Roll call vote: "Yes":
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Ditter
KINMAN
PETERSON, BISHOP, KINMAN, DITTER, KLOSTEHMEYER
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"Nd~ NONE
Motion carried this 27th day of July, 1964.
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Guy Wire over Crossings of C.B. & Q. RR.
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The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad has submitted for
execution agreements confirming the right of the City of Grand Island
to maintain power line guy wires over crossings of tracks and right-of-
way pursuant to Drawings 60-8-EW86 and 60-8-EW87, prepared by Lutz, Daily
and Brain, Consulting Engineers, for installtions of electric distribution
system. The cash consideration for such over-crossing permits is $50.00
for each. A further consideration is the indemnification of the Railroad
Company against all liability as well as provisions for maintenance, changes,
and alterations and rearrangement. A Resolution authorizing the execution
of two separate agreements is presented herewith.
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"RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA,
THAT:
The ex officio Mayor be, and hereby is, authorized and directed to
enter into agreement with the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
covering the City's construction of 3/8" power line guy wire over crossing
of tracks and right-of-way at MP 94.98, Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska;
and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the consideration of $50.00 for each such
lines shall be paid out of the l.:/~""<-I<';0.S""""!.I';//""S Fund."
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enter into agreement with the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
covering the City's construction of 3/8" power line guy wire over crossing
of tracks and right-of-way at MP 94.71, Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska;
and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the ..consideration of $50.00 for each such
lines shall be paid out of the L:/~cllv 'c.::...".~:',u$l'/..-..l So Fund."
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Moved by Councilman
Klostermeyer
Seconded by Councilman
B isho]>
Roll call vote:
"Yes":
Peterson - Kinman - Bishop -Ditter - Klostermeye
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"NO":
None
Motion carried this 27th day of July, 1964.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4143 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance #4143 be placed
on second reading at length. Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote -- Aye, Peterson,
Bishop, Ditter, Kinman, Klostermeyer. No - None. Ordinance No. 4143 vacating a
certain part of Waugh Street in the City of Grand Island as now platted read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4144 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4144 be
placed on first reading at length. Councilman Ditter seconded. Roll Call - Aye,
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none. Carried. Ordinance 4144
read at length. Levying tax of twenty mills for fiscal year 1964-1965.
ORDINANCE NO. 4144 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4144 be placed on second reading by title only.
Second by Bishop. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
No, none. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4144 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4144 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
reE:luiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4144 be placed on third reading by title only.
Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeye
No, none. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4144 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4144 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4144 be
placed on final passage and finally passed. Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4144 on final
passage to be finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4145 - Annual Appropriation Ordinance for fiscal year 1964-1965.
Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4145 be placed on first reading at length.
Councilman Klostermeyer seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. No, none. Carried. Ordinance 4145 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4145 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4145 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Kinman. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kini'nan, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none.
President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred
in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is
declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4145 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4145 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4145 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Kinman. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
none. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4145 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4145 - Councilman Ditter moved .that Ordinance No. 4145 be placed on
final passage and finally passed. Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson,
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The motion
having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council,
said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4145 on final passage to
be finally passed.
President Peterson asked if there were any other topics to be discussed by the
Councilor if anyone in the audience had anything to say. The President appointed
a Committee of three including Councilman Ditter, Frank Phelps and Walter Lehmann to
arrange for an open jh.ouse affair in August so that the public will have an opportunity
to meet Mr. John Carpenter.
Mr. Kinman moved, second by Mr. Ditter, that the Minutes of the Meeting show .an
expression of appreciation by the President and entire Council, to Mr. Frank Phelps
for his effort and time given while serving as Acting City Manager of Grand Island.
Carried.
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walter Lehmann announced that there would be no department head
meeting Tuesday July 28th. Any future department head meetings will be
called at the request of Mr. carpenter.
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General
Airport
Cafe
street
Sanitation
Park
Police
Cemetery
Fire
Sewer tlEtI
Sewer System tlFtI
GrJrage
Water
Light
Off Street Parking
Civil Defense
TOTAL
$ 6,708.79
1,423.42
1,594.13
3,945.22
326.60
2,854.82
588.96
416.68
1,622.19
1,744.75
972.88
1,195.28
26,236.65
181,934.73
26.95
246.12
$231,838.17
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as
presented by the City Clerk be allowed and listed in the Claim Register
Respectfully submitted,
sj F. E. Phelps, Acting City Manager
Ditter moved, second by Bishop that the claims be allowed and listed"
in the Claim Register. Roll call. Aye - Peterson, Bishop, Ditter,
Kinman, Klostermeyer. No - None. Carried.
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APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JULY 31, 1964
60B
FUND
Adm.
APPROP
81106.62
22595.00
24170.00
ADJ.
Building
City Hall
Civil Service 1435.00
E 65100.00
ng.
Health 35042.00
Incid. 45134.00
16.00
Sewer Maint A 38{)65~OO
General 312647.62
Bond & Int. 17479!66
Airport 288660.00
Airport Cafe 35463.76
St-Al1ey-Pav.260597.87 -16.00
Sani t. (B)
75175.00
145927.25
216254.00
44130.00
Park
Police
Cemetery
Fire 219188.50
Fire Pension 39018.24
Sewer Plant' E 89298.00
Sew Const. D 85419.94
San Sew. (C) 60000.00
Sew. Syst. F 101259.62
City Garage 60910.00
Off st Parking20882.82
Band
5700.00
500.00
Civil Def.
Cem Perm Care159159.21
Soc. Security 76730.61
Library
44790~OO
2359192.10
Water
Light
Sewer District
Paving District
EXPENDED
JULY
5906.42
1821.02
1131.51
50.00
3890.76
3285.87
711.48
6244.08
23041.14
7783.63
3261.50
12321.56
5473.23
19470.34
16717.05
4188.43
17595.75
2496.74
5389.65
450.00
1288.72
4414.61
26.95
2300.00
246.12
22044.06
2982.46
151491.94
130041.78
328695.48
610229.20
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22751.78
23499.90
1034.75
56585.24
35515.79
52182.33
36260.52
307107.60
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240053.49 20528.38
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123535.36 22391.89
213952.84 2301.16
39620.13 4509.87
208411.80 10776.70
27450.46 11567.78
76778.35 12519.65
58255.50 27164.44
32126.89 27873.11
12056.96 89202.66
62777.09 /
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6139.50
439.58
60.42
159159.21
79805.26
44767.11
1820548.05
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Respectfully Submitted,
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Meeting opened with prayer by CIlaplainCharles Mosher of the Veteran's Hospital.
7:30 P.M. ROLL CALL -- All present except John Ditter. Kinman moved, second by
Klostermeyer that Mr. Ditter be excused from Council Session. Carried.
Mr. Klostermeyer asked to be excused from August 24fu meeting and any special
meetings which might be held the week of August 24fu. Granted.
The President welcomed Mr. John Carpenter, attending his first Grand Island Council
Session, and stated that his advice and recommendations to the Council would always
be appreciated.
The President asked if anyone in the audience wished the reading of the minutes of
the last Council Session. There being none, Klostermeyer moved, seconded by Bishop
that the reading of the minutes of July 27, 1964 be suspended. Carried.
The Occupation Tax Report of Northwestern Public Service Company was read and placed
on file.
Report of the Grand Island Cemetery operations for the fiscal year ending July 31st
1964 given by the City Clerk. Klostermeyer moved, second by Kinman that the report
be approved and placed on file. Carried.
Letter from F.O.E. Aerie No. 378 requesting permission to transfer its beer license
to their lake property from 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. on August 30fu, 1964 read. Kinman moved
Klostermeyer seconded that permission be granted and the Club be so advised. Carried.
Letter from N. H. McKeag read concerning request by Preston Austin, P.O. Dept.,
Wichita, Kansas, that letter be written to effect that the Council has no objection
to the location of a new Federal Post Office building on the Pioneer Park location,
if such be the case. Councilman Kinman ~ggested that this is a Hall County matter
and moved that the Council take the request under advisement, second by Klostermeyer.
Carried.
Petition for rezoning relative to the Ross and Kehm properties.
Attorney R. E. Paulick appeared in behalf of Mrs. Ross supporting the petition.
Letters' from Everett Kehm andWm. I. Kelly read, supporting the petition.
Mr. Leonard told of plans to build a bowling alley at this location in addition to
Mr. Kelly's Skating Rink. A shopping center is also in the plans for the future.
Ron ~strom spoke on drainage problems and Mr. Butts spoke briefly on building permits
Jim Beltzer told of his plans to start a residential development tract near the area
under consideration. No formal objectors appeared at the hearing. Al~ xequirements
in the rezoning petition procedure were checked and found complete. Bishop moved
that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare a form of ordinance rezoning such
tracts from classification "Residence A" to "Business BII for consideration by the
Council at its August 24fu, 1964 regular meeting, second by Klostermeyer. All
Councilmen voting aye. Passed.
Petition for rezoning relative to the Home Federal Savings & Loan Association Lot 9
in 200 Block, South Pine Street. Mr. J.B. Beltzer appeared in support of his
petition and explained his plans for the area in detail. All requirements in the
rezoning petition procedure were checked and found to be complete. There were no
objectors to the petition present. Councilman Kinman moved that a form of Ordinance
rezoning such tract from "Residence B" to I'Business B" be considered forthwith by the
Council. Bishop second. All Aye. Carried.
.~Communication from Leonard Conner of the Chamber of Commerce Harvest of Harmony
Committee, asking permission to block off the Harvest of Harmony parade route from
1 A.M. on Oct. 3 to 12:15 P.M. on same date. Klostermeyer moved, second by Kinman
that permis~i6n be granted. Passed.
Request presented by L..W. Kelly Jr. to cut curb in 100 block, West Koenig. He
explained that such a curb cut was not for parking purposes, but to conform with the
curbing adjacent to it. K10stermeyer moved, second by Kinman that request be denied.
Passed.
Minutes of Planning Commission Session of August 3, 1964 presented. Kinman moved
second by Klostermeyer that the minutes be referred to the City Manager. Passed.
Resolution relative to Airport Fire Station Grant explained in detail by
Mr. John Carpenter.
AUG !'O 1964
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Subject: Grant Agreement for Project No. 9-25-05l-C505
Kinman
Moved by Councilman that the following
Resolution be considered and adopted. Seconded by Bishop
The Resolution as hereinafter set forth was thereupon read in full.
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Klostermeyer & Bishop .
voting "YeaB, and Councilmen None
voting "Nay", such Resolution was declared by the President of the
Council to have been duly passed and adopted, to wit:
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND APPROVING THE EXECUTION OF THE GRANT
AGREEMENT FOR PROJECT NO. 9-25-051-C505 TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE
ADMINISTRATOR OF~HE FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY TO OBTAIN FEDERAL AID
IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE GRAND ISLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND
ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
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SECTION 1. That the City of Grand Island shall enter into a Grant
Agreement on Project No. 9-25-051-C505 for the purpose of obtaining
Federal aid in the development of the Grand Island Municipal Airport,
and that such agreement shall be as set forth hereinbelow.
SECTION 2. The City of Grand Island, Nebraska, does hereby
ratify and adopt all statements, representations, warranties, covenants,
and agreements contained in the Project Application which is incorporated
by reference in the said Grant Offer.
SECTION 3. That the Mayor of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
is hereby authorized and directed to execute said Grant Agreement in
quintuple on behalf of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and the City
Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to impress the official seal of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and to attest said execution.
SECTION 4. That the said Grant Agreement referred to hereinabove
shall be as follows:
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thili Ofiel; "Ihi( iJ Rcgllhll<lms are hnCJlI,ll'Cf r,.'!cllnl to :is Lhe "R<;~tIl,lllon<;
f{) {',I,! \' ollt ;lllrl C{)lIli ,ktl' rtlli' PI" '1("; in ,!f("rd:IIIlT 1I'i: II the plans and spnifir':lt ions
,'1HI proper" Ill;)!), inculI'(jrarnl hll'lIl, ;IS thn Tll(IY lot' revised l'f iiJoJii'ied \\ illl the
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he lIlClig-d)k Il'l lOllsidcra:illll!as to ;\:j,''Vallliuy lIo,kr ;',,-,<111.11 II'I"ll (il) of the RI'P'ULt-
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4. 1';1\;')(;11 of tilt' {'niter! Stales s~l;ire of the ;lIl"luhlc !'[''!I'.l ,'osts WIll 1.,8 made purS1L'nt
to ;I/11l in ,tI (un!,!lJ(T \I'il iJ I llel j'!O\ isil.ns "I SutiollS ",-, I, "'I - 1 r, J .6:1 of the Regularioi",
Final ':Itvlllllllalillll h 1<) dw i~l: ,\\'aLii:" o! tit.' ""ts "f the project will lH~ made at the
lIme oldic final gr,;llt paYlllc1\t l'ursll:lil! 10 Sectio!; 11,1,0:1 of the Rq,\'uhtions: Pn)\'ided,
Ulat. in lile C' :nt d ~e!l\i-fillal ~r,mt pavll;Cl! is 11'.lde purslIalll to Section 151.ir:fo('lIlt
Rt:gldatl";l.';, itnal dCIl'llllmati,!n a, to Ill(' ;t!!')\V:lilill.v of thost' costs to \vhich such semi-,
final l'a)lIl1'n! lelalcs will be np,lde at ,he time ut sllllt'StllJi-final payment.
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The Sponsor shall operate and maintain the airport as provided in the
Project Application incorporated herein and specifically covenants
and agrees, in accordance with its Assurance 4 in Part III of said
Project Application. that in its operation and the operation of all
facilities thereoft neither it nor any person or organization occupy-
ing space or facilities thereon will discriminate against any person
or class of persons by reason of race, color, creed or national origin
in the use of any of the facilities provided for the public on the
airport.
6. The FAA reserves the right to amend or withdraw this Offer at any time
prior to its acceptance by the Sponsor.
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7. This Offer shall expire and the United States shall not be obligated
to pay any part of the costs of the Project unless this Offer has been
accepted by the Sponsor on or before ~ 30, 1964 or such
subsequent date as n~y be prescribed in writing by the FAA.
8. It is understood and agreed that each contract awarded for construction
work under this project is subject to the proviSions of the Work Hours
Act of 1962. Public Law 87-581. It is further understood and agreed
that each such contract will contain stipulations requiring the con-
tractor or subcontractor to pay wages to all laborers and mechanics
employed on the work in conformance with the provisions of the Act
and that the Sponsor may withhold or cause to be withheld irom the
contractor or subcontractor so much of the accrued payments as may
be considered necessary to pay laborers nnd mechanics employed by any
such contractor or subcontractor on the work the full amount of wages
required by the contract and such sums as may administratively be
determined to be necessary to satisfy any liabilities of such con-
tractor or subcontractor for liquidated damages as provided by the Act.
It is also understood and agreed that, in the event of failure of any
contractor or subcontractor to pay any laborer or mechanic employed or
working on the site of the work all or part of the wages required by
the contract, the FAA may, after written notice to the Sponsor, with-
hold from the Sponsor so much of the accrued payments or advances
representing unpaid wages. and liquidated damages.
9. It is understood and agreed that the following is substituted for the
provisions of Paragraph 3, Part III, Sponsor's Assurances of the said
Project Application: "The Sponsor will not grant or permit any exclu-
sive right for the use of the airport forbidden by Section 308 of the
Federal Aviation Act of 1958 and will otherwise comply with all appli-
cable laws, and with the policies of the Federal Aviation Agency with
respect to the conduct of aeronautical activities on the airport as
set forth in the statement of policy published in the Federal Register
of July 25, 1962 (25 F .R. 7054). In furtherance of this covenant. but
without limiting its general applicability and effect, the Sponsor
specifically agrees that. unless authorized by the Administrator, it
will not, either directly or indirectly, grant or permit any person,
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firm or corporation, the exclusive right for the conduct of any aero-
na:lt.ical activity on the airport, including but not limited to, charter
flLghtB, pilot training, aircraft rental and sightseeing, aerial photo-
graphy, crop dusting, aerial advertising and surveying, air carrier
Opt~rations, aircraft sales and services, sale of aviation petroleum
products whpther or not conducted in conjunction with other aeronautical
activities, repair and maintenance of aircraft, sale of aircraft parts,
and any other activities which because of their direct relationship to
the operation of aircraft can be regarded as an aeronautical activity:
Provided, \:loa!: th(~ SponSt)!' may grant such exclusive right that is per-
mitted und,.;r any surplus property instrument of transfer pursuant to
'l-Ihich l.Hlerl,;lS property was conveyed to the Sponlor by the United States
pursuant ~o the SurpluI Property Act of 1944, (61 Stat. 678), as
amended. "
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The Sponsor hereby covenants and agrees that itl financial records of
the pt'nj~ct, ~,gtablished, maintained and made available to personnel
of the FfJ. tn conformity to Section 151.55 of the Regulations of the
Fedecal AV'~.-lt.i.o'i1Agency (14 CFR 151) wBl aho be available to
l'f'pre,""'lltati.Vf's of the Comptroller General of the Unltf!d States.
11. By its acceptance of this Grant Offer the Sponsor agrees that insofar
&s is within its powers and to the ex.tent reasonsble, the Sponsor
will take action to restrict the use of land adjac~nt to or in the
immediate vicinity of the airport to I1ctivities and purposes compatible
with normal airport operationa, including landing and take-off of
aircraft.
12. By its acceptance hereof, the Sponsor hereby covenants that to the
extent it has or may have either present or future control over each
area identified on the Exhibit "A" as "clear zone", and unless ex.cep-
tions to or deviations from the following obligations have been granted
to the Sponsor in wri ting by the FAA, it will clear said area or areas
of any existing structure or any natural growth which constitutes an
obstruction to air navigation within the standards established by the
Fed~ral Aviation Agency Technical Standard Order NIB; and the Sponsor
further covenants that it will control the subsequent erection of
stn'ctores and control natural grO\-lth to the extent necessary to
prevent the creation of obstructions within said standards.
13. ae 'Al iJt t.._i1'll ~i. off. 01). behalf 01 the Oatted ...... 1'-01-
aiMa the _i.t... of .. "eM1 reWlouhi, ktweea the City of .-
18lacl, ..hnaka. .. pt::l.Mipal, ... tM .....ka >>eptln-at of "1'0-
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14. The Federal Government does not now plan or contemplate the construc-
tion of any structures pursuant to Paragraph 9 of Part III - Sponsor's
Assurances of the Project Application dated March 23, 1964. and there-
[ore, it is understood and agreed that the Sponsor is under no obliga-
tion to furnish any areas or rights without cost to the Federal Govern-
11lent under this Grant Agreement. However, nothing contained herein
shall be construed as altering or changing the rights of the United
States and/or the obligations of the Sponsor Wider prior Grant Agree-
ments to furnish rent-ft'ee space for the activities specifi.ed in such
agreements.
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15. It is understood and agreed by and between the parties hereto that the
United States shall not make. nor shall it be obligated to make, final
grant payment hereunder until the Sponsor has submitted evidence satis-
factory to the FAA that it has amended its Agreement dated April 10.
1964, with the Grand Island J\mior Chamber of Comn1erce, Inc., so as to
include therein a sketch delineating the area covered thereunder and
showing the location of the access road. auto parking area. protective
fencing and any structures which have been or are proposed to be con-
structed on the premises.
16. It is understood and agreed by and between the parties hereto that.
notwith8tandiI~ the fact that the plans and specifications include
therein the installation of a time clock and certain restroom equipment
consisting of tissue dispensers, paper towel dispensers, mirrors and
receptacle <as depicted on Plan Sheets 3 and E-l). such work shall not
be a part of this project and. if accompli.shed by the Sponsor. shall
be without any participation in the cost thereof by the United States;
it is further understood and agreed that Sponsor shall maintain. as a
portion of the cost records for this project, separate cost records
pertaining to the above referred items excluded from Federal partici-
pation and that all such records shall be available for inspection and
audit by the FAA to the end that the cost of the excluded itelus may be
definitely ascertained.
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.nf.'orpnrat~;.d herein ~t,;lll,h,e. evidi"l1ced ;." c>. e(;.L;~;i,n ill' fh;~ .hbh-UnI('nt bytll<J Spunsor, as .1H'f'..ein-
after provldec!, and SHld UUDI' and} c:C'''id,;' ;",,~ lSnall comprise a Grant Agn:H~rnent, nt, provlded by
the Federd Ail'port Act, \ uni-itituting the ofiligations and rights of the TJnited St<:Lt<:S aUtl th,~ Spon-
sor v;lth resped: to Ow a('('om:vlhhnwnt of Llw Proj'~<,L and the operation and maintenan<;fj of tlw .Air-
port. Such Grant Agreem(~"t ;;hall beeome (~ffectiV(' upon the Sponsor's aeceptan(:e of this Of:f€l' and.
shall renuti~1 in full foree and effeet throughout the lIsefullife of the facilities developed under th~
Projeet bpt in any event not to exceed twenty years from the date of said ace<:,ptance,
UNITED STA'l'F:S OF ANfF~HICA
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The 'ft7 01 ....,1eIaa4. ...... doe~i hereby ratify and adopt all 5tatements,
represenbJions,wanantil;'I covenants, and agreemenU~ c:onblined in the Project Application and
incorporatt'd materials referred to in the Joregoing Offer ~ nd does hereby accept said Offer and
by such aCt'eptanee. ag-rees to all of the terms and c.mditions thereof.
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(here'in rcfcn'C,d to CIA the "Spomaq"') do hert:by certify:
That I hav" ;:xami :icd thf~ forep'oing' Grant Agre('F(i~nt [1 wi H, ,~' pI'0c,~eding~) taken by said
Sponsor U:,Litii);( the!'!"!), ~llld i'ind tlwt iJltlAecejJtance thu'eof by Siti,l ~)p()~'~{)r ].;1,'. been duly auih-
orized a:cd 'thE:~'- ti,(; .e>:J!.eutic);'~ t~)!,\i'e~~~-:'i~; ~r, ~'.:~ (~?t;PP(;U.; i..Iuc and rn-'-)rh'T and ;.~ ~;(';'-'" ,:'d~~nce \vitl~ tLe
la'\vi\ of tJF ~'ideof lIebee......, 'i',d fdrther th;l~, in 'n.", ';;'"'li,li, g,dd Gr,\ni;
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Subject: Supplement to Contract FA-CE-1843, Flight Service Statio~, FAA.
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The Airport Manager and officials of Federal Aviation Agency have reached
a tentative understanding for providing of air conditioning in three rooms
of the first floor of Administration Building of Municipal Airport, as
Supplement to FA-CE-1843, for an annual charge of $300.00 in addition to
other rental. Authorization of execution of "Contract Supplement No.1"
to such existing contract is recommended.
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
BE IT RESOLVED that the PRESIDENT of the Council be, and hereby is,
on behalf of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, authorized to execute
"Contract Supplement No.1" to Contract No. FA-CE-1843 to be effective
retroactively to August 1, 1964.
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Moved by Councilman Kinman
Seconded by Councilman Klostermeyer
Roll call vote: "Yes":
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Klostermeyer
None
"No":
Motion carried this lOth day of August, 1964.
Lease Agreement between City of Grand Island and the Prairie Valley Hybrid for
Bldg T-134 and T-135 at the Municipal Airport explained by Mr. Carpenter.
Mr. Kinman pointed out that this was part of the area which might be cleared for the
A.L.S. project. Mr. Kinman moved, second by Bishop that the Lease be referred back
to the Ci ty Manager and Airport Manager. Carried.
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ORDINANOE NO. 4143 ... Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4143 vacating a
certain part of Waugh street in the Oity of Grand Island as now platted be placed on
final reading. Seconded by Bishop. Roll Oall Vote. Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop,
Klostermeyer. No... None. Ordinance read at length. Oouncilman Klostermeyer moved
that Ordinance No. 4143 be placed on final passage and finally passed. Second by
Bishop. Roll Oall Vote. Aye... Peterson, Bishop, Klostermeyer, Kinman. No... None.
The President stated that the motion having been conourredin by three fourths of all
members elected to the Oity Oouncil, said motion: is declared passed and adopted and
Ordinance No. 4143 on final passage to be finally passed.
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ORDINANOE NO. 4146... Fixing the ranges of salaries and wages of Officers and
employees of the Utility Department. Oouncilman Bishop moved that Ordinance No. 4146
be placed on first reading at length. Oouncilman Klostermeyer seconded. Roll Oall ...
Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Klostermeyer. No, none. Oarried. Ordinance 4146
read at length.
ORDINANOE NO. 4146 ... Oouncilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4146 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll Oall ... Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Klostermeyer. No, none.
President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred
in by three fourths of all members elected to the Oity Oouncil, said motion is
declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4146 read by title only.
ORDINANOE NO. 4146 ... Oouncilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4146 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll Oall Vote. Aye... Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Klostermeyer. No...
none. President Peterson: The motion;to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the Oity Oouncil, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4146 read by title only.
ORDINANOE NO. 4146 ... Oouncilman Bishop moved that Ordinance No. 4146 be placed on
final passage and finally passed. Second by(Bishop., Roll OAll Vote. Aye... Peterson,
Kinman, Bishop, ~lostermeyer. No... None. President Peterson: The motion having
been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Oouncil, said
motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4146 on final passage to be
finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4147 ... Fixing ranges of compensation of certain classifications of
Officers and employees of Department of Public Works of the City of Grand Island.
OouncIlman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance~No. 4147 be placed on first reading at
length. Councilman Bishop seconded. Roll Call ... Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop,
Klostermeyer. No, none. Oarried. Ordinance No. 4147 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4147 ... Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4147 be placed on second reading by title only~
Second by Kinman. Roll Call ... Aye; Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Klostermeyer. No, none.
President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred
in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is
declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4147 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4147 ... Oouncilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4147 be placed on third reading by title only.
Second by Kinman. Roll Call Vote. Aye... Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Klostermeyer. No...
none. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the Oity Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4147 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4147 ... Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4147 be
placed on final passage and finally passed. Second by Kinman. Roll Call Vote. Aye...
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Klostermeyer. No'" None. President Peterson: The motion
having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council,
said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4147 on final passage to
be finally passed.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4148 - Changing from Classification "Residence 13" to Classification
"Business BII Part Lt. 9, Co.Sub of wtswt 15-11-9. Councilman Bishop moved that
Ordinance No. 4148 be p[aced on first reading at length. Councilman Klostermeyer
seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Klostermeyer. No, none.
Carried. Ordinance No. 4148 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4148 - Councilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance :fITo. 4148 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Kinman. Roll Call:" Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Klostermeyer. No, none.
President Peterson: The motion to :~uspend the statutory rules having been concurred
in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said moti.on is'
declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4148 read by title only.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4148 - Councilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4148 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. AYe - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Klostermeyer. No-
none. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4148 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4148 - Councilman Bishop moved that Ordinance No. 4148 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Klostermeyer. Roll C'J,ll Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The motion
having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council,
said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4148 on final passage to
be finally passed.
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The President asked if anyone had any topic to bring before the Councilor if
any Councilman had anything to bring before the meeting.
Mr. Bishop spoke of the deteriorating condition of the Library lawn. It was
pointed out that this was the responsibility of the Library Board.
Mr. Bishop asked about the property east of the Veterans Hospital that is
covered with weeds. Discussion followed regarding present weed ordinance.
CLAIMS for August 10fu presented as follows:
General $ 277.57
Airport 1,064.87
Cafe 139.17
Special 9-25-051-05 35.47
Street 152.81
Park 126.48
Police 33.70
Fire 320.19
Garage 312.50
Cemetery 58.11
Sewer 78.11
Water 16,832.16
Light 239,951.06
$259,382.20
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as presented by the
City Clerk be allowed and listed in the Claim Register.
Respectfully submitted,
sf John M. Carpenter, City Manager
Kinman moved, second by Bishop that the claims be allowed as presented and listed
in the Claim Register. Roll Call - Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Klostermeyer.
No - None. Passed.
Meeting adjourned 10 P.M.
J. F. Minor
City Clerk
August 10fu, 1964
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Council Session
August 24, 1964
Session opened with prayer by Rev. J.T. Kyriakakis of Greek Orthodox Church at 7:30 PM
Roll Call - All Councilmen present except WID. Klostermeyer, who was excused.
The President asked if anyone desired the reading of the minutes of the last Council
Session. There being none, Ditter moved, second by Bishop that the reading of the
Minutes of the August 10~, 1964 Session be suspended. Passed.
The President announced that because of the Labor Day Holiday, the session of Aug. 24~
would adjourn to August 31st, 1964, and adjourn again to Sept. l4~, 1964.
The City Clerk announced that a Hearing has been set for August 31st, 1964 on the
Elvina Kyriss application for "On and Off Sale" of Beer.
Reports of the City Light and Water Departments received and placed on file.
Request from Irwin B. Peterson to hold annual Kiwanis Kids Day Parade on Third Street
Saturday, September 26~ at 2 P.M. Motion by Ditter, second by Kinman that request be
granted. Passed.
Communication from Mrs. Hollis Mahoney relative to reduction of City Bus Service
presented by Mr. J. M. Carpenter. His letter to the Council is attached hereto.
Kinman moved, second by Ditter that the City Manager be given authority to reduce the
occupational tax billing in line with the reduction in bus service. (EXhibit "A")
Communication from Grand Island Parking Corporation relative to Union Pacific Parking
lots, read and discussed. Ditter moved, second by Bishop that the Engineer's
Estimate for the construction of parking lot improvements on three areas leased from
U.P.R.R. Co. be approved and that this work be advertised for bids to be received until
7:30 P.M. Monday, September 14~, 1964. Also that the usual 8% engineering charge be
eliminated and that the Grand Island Parking Corporation be billed only forout-of-
pocket expenses incurred by the City in connection with the parking lot improvement.
Passed. (Exhibit "13")
Communication from Robert Sorensen relative to Pioneer Park as Post Office Site,
placed on file.
Extension Rider Agreements U.P.R.R. attached. (Exhibit "C")
Specifications for a new 2-Ton Truck Cab and Chassis for the Utility Department
presented by Mr. Carpenter. Moved by Kinman, second by Ditter, that Bids be received
until 7:30 o'clock P.M., C.S.T., Monday, September 14~, 1964 and that the City Clerk
be instructed to advertise for bids accordingly. Passed. (F.xhibit "D")
Minutes of the Planning Commission Session of August l7~, 1964 received. Kinman
moved, second by Ditter, that the Report be filed with the ~ity Manager. Passed.
(Exhibit "E")
Communication from Harola. Reed and Richard F'rauen, read to Council. Mr. Carpenter's
recommendation is attached hereto. Moved by Ditter, second by BishOp, that the school
crossing blinking lights and signs at Phoenix & Locust Streets be eliminated and that
lights and warning signs at intersection of Phoenix and Loeustbe moved to Bismark and
Oak Street. Passed. (Exhibit "F")
The attached communication from the City Manager relative to Sewer Use charges for
properties not on City Water System. Motion by Kinman, second by Bishop that a charge
of $3.50 per quarter be charged those living within the City Limits for Sewer Use if
their water systems are not metered. Properties outside the City Limits would be
assessed double that amount or $7.00 per quarter. Passed. (mx:hibit "G")
Communication from the City Manager relative to Weed,cutting presented. Motion by
Bishop, second by Ditter that the City Attorney be instructed to draw a new Ordinance
to establish the procedure for weed cutting that will be defendable in case it is
contested. Passed. (I<~xhibit "H")
Resolution - Truck Access to Farmers Union Elevator attached. (Exhibit "I")
Resolution - Lease of Building - Lot 5, Block 44, Original Town, attached.(Exhibit "JII)
Communication from City Manager relative to Airport Cafe operation (Copy attached.)
presented to Council. Motion by Ditter, second by Kinman that Bids be accepted until
7:30 P.M., Monday, September 14~, to operate the Cafe based upon the terms of lease or
drawn up by the City Attorney, copies of which will be available in the City Clerk's
Office. The City Clerk to advertise for bids accordingly. Passed. (Exhibit "K")
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August l~., 1964
Honorable City Councilmen
Grand Island City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
SUBJECT: Reduction in City Bus Service
Gentlemen:
Vve have received a letter from JVIrs. Hollis B. IVJ:ahoney,
Manager of the City Bus Lines, dated August 10th indicating
ttlBt in February of this year, she had. called the City Clerk's
Office to tell them that she was going to remove one bus on
March 1st and seemed to feel that she was advised that she
would have her Occupation 'rax reduced, and tb.at the City vwuld
then reinstitute public parking in at least two of the five
spaces that had been reserved as bus stall~ as a bus terminal.
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She was billed on August 1st for an Occupational Tax of
$100.00 (@ the rate of $50.00 each for her two buses) and she
is now asking that this occupational tax bill be reduced by
one-half, and that she be given credit for that portion of
her Occupational Tax for the previous fiscal year from March
1st to J~ly 31st.
Ordinance No. 3857 was adopted to provide Street r:J.1erminal
space for the use of Mrs. Mahoney doing business as an indivi-
dual under the firm name and style of City Bus Line. This
Ordinance also provlded for the removing of five street parking
meters to be used as a Bus Line Terminal, and clire c ted that the
City Engineer paint the curbing and to establish signs indi-
catlng to the public that this was the particular use for that
curb space. '1'he Ordinance al so provided for the 1 evy of 1P50. 00
each per year for the buses to be operated as an inter-City Bus
business, and provided that the tax was to be payable on the
1st day of Aup.:ust in 1962 and the 1st day of August of each year
thereafter. It did not provide for any proportionate payment
of a tax i,n the event of an abandonment of a part or all of the
service.
We shall await your direction as to your intent for the
drafting of a new ordinance which would authorize then the
reduction of this service from two buses to one, and also the
return of a part of the bus terminal to public parking space.
ruly yours,
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Exhibit IIBII
ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE
August 24, 1964
Herewith is the City Engineer's Estimate for the construc~
tion of parking lot improvements on three areas leased from the
Union Pacific Railroad Company on the north side of South Front
Street from Sycamore Street to Walnut Street.
Remove and dispose of 141
reinforced concrete posts
including any cable attached
thereto.
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
Gentlemen:
Remove and dispose of exist-
ing 5 stall parking arrange-
ment
Remove 5 iron posts and 3
wood posts, and replace 4
of the iron posts at new
location
Remove 1123.1 sq. ft. of
sidewalk
Remove 78 line ft. straight
curb
Remove 5 tree stumps
Adjust manhole to grade
Construct 6098.3 sq. ft. of
4" concrete sidewalk
Construct 643.4 sq. ft. of 5"
concrete sidewalk at driveway
entrances
Construot 38 line ft. Type "AI"
curb including earth fill on
back side
Construct 27.3 line ft. Type
"A" curb
Construct 5364.3 sq. yds. 2"
asphaltic concrete surface
course and prime coat with
4" stabilized base, including
excavation
189 wheel stops complete in place
as per Christensen Concrete Pro-
ducts Inc. plan, or equal
Stripping of parking stalls etc.
$
$
105.75
0.75 Ea.
25.00 L.S.
25.00
20.00 L.S. 20.00
0.15 S.F. 168.47
0.40 L.F. 31. 20
25.00 L.S. 25.00
20.00 Ea. 20.00
0.50 S.F. 3049.15
0.75 S.F.
475.80
4.00 L.F.
152.00
3.50 L.F.
95.55
2.15 S.Y.
11533.25
7.00 Ea.
375.00 L.S.
1323.00
375.00
TOTAL
$ 17399.17
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ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE (con't.)
August 24, 1964
It is recommended that this work be advertised for bids to
be received until 7:30 P.M., Monday, September 14, 1964.
Respectfully submitted,
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R. A. RO
City Engineer
August 24, 1964
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
Gentlemen:
I hereby recommend the approval of the Engineer's Estimate
for the construction of parking lot improvements on three areas
leased from the Union Pacific Railroad Company on the north side
of South Front Street from Sycamore Street to Walnut Street, said
improvements being provided for in the curre.nt budget.
Respectfully submitted,
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City Manager
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Exhibit "e"
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
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WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY
OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, an agreement extending to and including August
31, 1969, the term of lease dated September 4, 1929, covering lease of land
for park purposes at Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska; said agreement
being identified as Union Pacific Railroad Company's C.D. No. 15994-G; and
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WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed
agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of
Grand Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by the acceptance of
said agreement;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in behalf
of said City;
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and directed
to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that the City Clerk of
said City is hereby authorized and directed to attest said agreement and to
attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified copy of this
resolution.
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WHEREAS, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending to and including
August 31, 1965, the term of contract dated July 20, 1932, covering the
furnishing by the City to the Railroad Company of steam for heating purposes,
Grand Island, Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Railroad Company's
C.D. No. 19230-V; and
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed
agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of
Grand Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by the acceptance of
said agreement;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union Pacific Railroad
Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in behalf of
said City;
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That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and directed
to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that the City Clerk of
said City is hereby authorized and directed to attest said agreement and to
attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified copy of this
resolution.
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Moved by Councilman
Seconded by Councilman
Bishop that these resolutions be adopted.
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Roll call vote: "Yes": Feterson,Kimnan,Ditter, Bishop
"No":
None
Motion carried this
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Augu.st
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Exhibit "D"
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SPECIFICATIOI'S FOH AUTOiV10TIVE EQUIPMENT
City of Grand Island
UtilitiE"s Department
Estimated Cost $3,700.00
2 Ton Truck Cab and Chassis
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SeaJed bids will be received by the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska for furnishing the following Motor Vehicle F.O.B.,
Grand Island, Nebraska. Bids will be received until 7:30 o'clock
P.M., Central Standard Time, Monday, September 14, 1964.
The City of Grand Island proposes to purchase one (1)
new 1964 model two ton truck cab and chassis with the folJ.ow-
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1. conventional cab, color red.
2. G.V.W.16,0001bs-minimum.
3. Rear axle capacity 15,000 Ibs-minimum.
4. Cab axle dimension 60".
5. Heavy duty rear springs with overloads.
6. Four-speed transmission.
7. Two-speed rear axle.
B. Dual rear wheels equipped with mud and snow tires.
8.25 x 20-10 ply tires. All tires shall be tube type.
9. 650 x 20 HD wheels.
10. 290 cubic inch, 6 cylinder engine~-minimum
11. Dual electric windshield wipers.
12. External mirror, left side and mirror in cab for
center rear vision.
13. Two sun visors.
14. Oil bath air cleaner.
15. Oil filter.
16. Fresh air heater and defroster.
17. 50 ampere, low cut-in generator or alternate with low
cut-in voltage regulator. 70 amp-hI' heavy duty battery.
18. Hydraulic brakes with vacuum booster.
19. Double-faced directional signals, headlights, tail-
light, stop signals and turn signals to conform to
state laws.
20. Tinted glass windshield.
21. I-beam type front axle.
22. Complete undercoat protection to be applied after the
owner mounts the line body on the new chassis.
23. Heavy-duty clutch-ISO sq. in. minimum preferred.
24. Heavy-duty frame.
Each bidder shall state the date of delivery and shall
furnish complete information and specifications for the equip-
ment proposed. Bids without detailed specifications, necessary
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By order of the City of Grand Island, August 24, 1964.
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBHASKA
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Exhibit liD"
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Motor Vehicle for Utilities Department
Estimate $ 3,700.00
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received
in the office of the City Clerk, Grand Island, Nebraska, up to
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1964, for furnishing one (1) two ton truck cab and chassis accord-
ing to specifications on file in the office of the Utilities
Commissioner, and delivered, F.O.B., Grand Island, Nebraska.
Each bidder shall submit with his bid a certified check,
payable to the City Treasurer of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, the amount of which shall be not less than 5% of the
bid price, and shall guarantee good faith on the part of the
bidders, and the entering into contract within fifteen (IS)
days at the price bid, if accepted by the Purchaser.
Bids will be evaluated by the Purchaser, based on quality,
economy of operation, experience of the Manufacturer, avail-
ability of service for repair and maintenance, and adaptability
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Purchaser reserves the right to select the equipment which best
suits its needs whether the price is the lowest or not, and
also reserves the right to reject all bids or waive inform-
alities.
By order of the City of Grand Island, August 24, 1964.
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
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Exhibit tiE"
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PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
August 17, 1964
Present: Burdick, Lacy, Cone, Walters, Thomazin, Mrs. Eaton, McCarthy, Allen
Absent: Reut1inger
Others Present: L. R. Butts, R. A. Bystrom, E. Edwards, Paul Huston
1. Moved by Lacy we dispense with the reading of the minutes of the August 3,
1964, meeting, and approve the minutes as distributed. Seconded by Thomazin. Motion
carried.
2. A request from the School District of the City of Grand Island for the
vacating of the alleys in Block 3 and 6 of Gladstone Place, and West John Street from
Ingalls Street to Curtis Street was read by the Secretary. Cone moved we refer the
request to the City Engineer and Utility Departments for their co~ents before we take
any formal action. Seconded by Thomazin. Motion carried.
3. McCarthy moved we recommend approval of the plat of Pleasant View Sixth
Addition to the City Manager and City Council, and authorize the Chairman to sign the
plat for the Planning Commission. Seconded by Mrs. Eaton. Motion carried.
4. A letter from the City Attorney was read by the Secretary and the City
Building Inspectors discussed the problems concerning the request for rezoning the
Phillips Subdivision. The advisability of business zoning in this area was discussed,
and the fact this zoning would not be in accordance with the proposed comprehensive
plan. Moved by Thomazin we recommend denial of the request for rezoning of the
Phillips Subdivision to the City Manager and City Council. Seconded by McCarthy.
Motion carried.
5. Paul Huston presented a tentative plat of the proposed Jamson Addition
located south of Oklahoma Street and north of Sunset and bounded by Claussen's
Country View Addition and Hawthorne Place. Thomazin moved we tentatively approve
the plat as submitted. Seconded by Allen. Motion carried.
6. A petition for creation of a Sanitary Sewer District located on the West
side of BElmont Addition between Sixth and Fourth Street was presented with the City
Engineer's comments attached. Moved by Thomazin we recommend approval of the request
for a Sanitary Sewer District to the City Manager and City Council located from Sixth
Street to Fourth Street along the West Side of Belmont Addition. Seconded by Cone.
Motion carried.
7. The budget authorization for the Planning Commission expenses for the fiscal
year ending August, 1965, was read by the Secretary.
8. The importance of an agenda of matters to be presented to the Commission,
being available prior to the meeting was discussed. Moved by McCarthy that all
requests for zoning, plats, petitions for capital improvements, and other pertinent
business be submitted to the City Manager's office by Thursday noon, prior to our
Monday meeting, to be placed on the agenda for consideration at that meeting. This
agenda to be distributed to the members, and other interested parties, by Friday.
Seconded by Thomazin. Motion carried.
The Chairman announced our next meeting will be September 14, at 1:15.
Meeting adjourned 3:00 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
sj Clarence Walters, Secretary
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August 14, 1964
Honorable City Council
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Grand Island, Nebraska
SUBJECT: Request for the elimination of
a School Crossing Intersection
and the exchange of signs and
lights for school crossings from
one intersection to another.
Gentlemen:
A letter has been received from Hr. HaroldW. Reed,
Principal of Dodge School, and Mr. Richard Frauen, President
of the Dodge PTA, requesting tha t the school cros sing blinking
red light and school crossing signs at Phoenix & Locust Streets
be eliminated. rrhis request is made since Dodge Elementary
School's west boundary has been moved to I,ocust Street beginning
with the 1964-65 term.
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They have also requested that the lights and warning signs
from the intersection of Phoenix & Locust Street be moved to
Bismark &. Oak Street to replace the existing' signs there. The
existing signs at the intersection close to the school are anti-
quated and are in need of replacement.
I would recommend that you approve the request as made.
Very truly yours,
JMOjcjs
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Exhibit "G"
August 18, 1961.).
Honorable Councilmen
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
RE: Sewer Use Charges-P:r>operties not on City
Water System
Gentlemen:
Several months ago, lettel"s were sent to app:r>oxima tely 130 property
owners whose properties are connected to the sanitary sewer system, but
not to the City's water system. The letter was sent by the Engineering
Department Office, and it advised the property owners that they must in-
stall a water meter on their private water systems by Septembe:r> 1, 1964,
so that ordinance rates, based upon water consumption, could be charged
against them for use of the sanitary sewers.
The practice of using quantities of water drawn into a property to
establish quantities for sanitary sewer usage is a common one. There is
no other real practical way known today to measure these small quantities
for this purpose.
A part of the properties involved are located outside of the City
limits. It appears that these persons were allowed to connect to the
system under contract, as provided for 1n Section 32-39, Code of the
City of Grand Island, 1963, or a subsequent ordinance No. 4090, which
provides, among other things, HThat the owner of such sanitary seHer
line shall pay to the City a service charge for such use and the pro-
cessing of his sewage, in accordance with the rates for such service
established by this code. Such owner shall provide a method of meas-
uring the amount of sewage discharged into his sewer line, by meter or
otherwise, so that the City can determine the charge to be made for
such sewer use." It is possible under this section, that a rate in
effect at a specific time is the only rate to be charged a specific
party until his contract expires. He also agrees, by contract, to put
a meter into service.
Under Section 29-49, Code of the City of Grand Island, 1963, says,
in part: i'In the case of unmetered water supply, the quantity of water
used and discharged into the sewerage system of the City shall be de-
termined to the satisfaction of the council and at the expense of' the
Oi"mer of the unmetered water supply. If the quantity of unmeteI'ed
Hater discharged into the sewerage system 1s estimated by the council
to be in excess of one thousand cubic feet per month for anyone month,
the council may require that such water supply be metered at the ex-
pense of the Ov-1Der or consumer. Ii
Also, under Section 29-51, Code of the City of Grand Island, 1963,
the minimum charges for sewer rental are established at $1.20 per
quarter, for which 1000 cubic feet of seHage may be contributed, or
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$0.50 per month, for which 33 1/3 cubic feet of sewage may be contri-
buted.
Also Section 29-52, Code of the City of Grand Island, 1963, sets
out that the charge for connections outside the corporate limits, each
consumer shall pay a rental charge twice that prescribed for persons
inside the corporate limits.
Persons who have received the letters from the Engineering Depart-
ment and who, because of the expense involved, do not want to install
a water meter have asked if they could pay, say, ~p3.50 (inside the
corporate limits) per quarter. A check will have to be made on possi-
ble contracts with a number of these people to determine the exact
wording to arrive at what can be done with them on an individual basis.
On page 15, of the Official Statement In Regard to ~1 670 000.00
Sanitarfr Sewera~~Revenue Bonds, Series of 19 , this statement is
made:IThe sewer use fees are wery low as the average householder pays
about ~p2.6S per quarter or less than 4pll.00 per year. II
We will appreciate your review of this matter and the establishment
of a flat fee for residential consumers who are connected to the ci ty
sanitary sewer system, but not the water system.
Commercial properties could conceivably fall under a different
policy than residential properties. Your decision on this matter will
be appreciated also.
truly your s,
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Exhibit "H"
August 14", 196L~
Honorable City Council
Grand Island City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
SUBJECT: "8.l1tting ot' VJeeds-Que stion raised
at Council }/[eeting August 10th
Gentlemen:
At your meeting Aup;ust lOth, a question was raised about
the City's authority to order weeds cut in a barrow pit area
in the northern part of Grand Island, and it was indicated in
the discussion that there was some question about the Ordinance
which purports to grant this authority to the municipality at
the present time.
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In reviewing the matter, T find under the Ordinance No.
4011 has lan['uage which definitely makes it questionable as
to our having the authority which the municipal employees have
thought they had in the procedure for directing that weeds be
cut on specified lots, and then following up if the owner does
not cut them and makinrJ charpes aR:ainst thi s for having em-
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ployed someone else to do it.
I would Iike to suggest"that Council direct the City
Attorney to redraft this ordinance to establish the procedure
in a manner that will be defendable in case it is contested.
Very truly yours,
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Exhibit "I"
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Subject: Truck Access to Farmers Union Elevator
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The extension of, and opening of Sylvan Street, from one block south of Hedde
Street to Stolley Park Road has created a truck traffic problem on Sylvan Street.
A study of the problem of routing trucks to the Farmers Union Elevator
revealed the need for a "Truck Route" designation on Nebraska Avenue west
of Locust Street. Stop signs are needed also on Sylvan Street at the
intersections with Stolley Park Road and Nebraska Avenue. A Resolution
covering these matters is submitted herewith for yo r consideration.
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WHEREAS, Section 20;18, Grand Island City Code, provides that the
City Council may be Resolution, regulate or entirely prohibit traffic
upon any street or portion thereof; and,
WHEREAS, the City Manager and Chief of Police have recommended that
Nebraska Avenue west of Locust Street be designated and posted as a
"Truck Route" and stop signs be erected at the intersections hereinafter
specifically described:
BE IT RESOLVED:
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1. Nebraska Avenue west of Locust Street, within the boundaries
of the City of Grand Island, be, and hereby is, designated a
"Truck Route" to be regulated and posted as provided by Section
20-106 and Section 20-108, Grand Island City Code; and,
2. A stop sign shall be erected on Sylvan Street at the
intersection of Sylvan Street with Nebraska Avenue; and,
3. A stop sign shall be erected on Sylvan Street at the
intersection of Sylvan Street with Stolley Park Road; and,
The City Engineer is hereby directed to cause proper signs and markings
to be prepared and installed to indicate the foregoing regulations and
prohibitions.
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"NO":
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Exhibit "J"
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AUG 1.4 1964
Subject: Lease of Building - Lot 5, Block 44, Original Town.
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Form of lease between the City and Thomas L. Davis, dba G.I. Poultry &
Egg Co. for one year commencing July 1, 1964, at rental of $1500, payable
at $125 per month in advance at office of Department of Utilities, in
exactly the same form as previous lease of prior owner of Grand Island
Poultry & Egg Co., is submitted herewith for consideration, together with
a form of Resolution authorizing execution of the lease by the President
of the Council.
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BE IT RESOLVED that the form of lease prepared by the City Attorney
for lease for one year, commencing July 1, 1964, of building and Lot 5,
Block 44, Original Town, now City of Grand Island, for annual rental of
$1500.00, payable monthly in advance to Department of Utilities, with
Thomas L. Davis, dba G.I. Poultry & Egg Co. be, and hereby is, authorized
to be executed on behalf of the City of Grand Island.
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Moved by Councilman
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Kinman
"NO" :
Peterson - Kinman- Bishop - Ditter
None
Roll call vote: "Yes":
Motion carried this lOth day of August, 1964.
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August 19, 1964
Honorable Councilmen
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
RE: Airport Cafe Operations
Gentlemen:
You received an application from Mr. Gene D. Eggers to lease
the Airport Cafe at the July 27, 1964., meeting. You referred this
to Mr. LiLLy, Mr. Pierce, and me. Since that meeting, a l'1r. Ray
H. Peterson, lIe ]\To. Cleveland, Grand Island, has submitted an
offer to operate the cafe.
Mr. Lilly was given the responsibility of the cafe operation
in January, 1962. A study of finances since that time is attached.
These figures were obtained from the Treasurer's monthly statements
and reflect receipts and claims paid during the month. The dif-
ference column has been calculated as well as the accumulated profit
or loss column, based upon a fiscal year. These figures do not
reflect the cost of electricity for air-conditioning, the heat for
approximately 1/3 of' the building, nor Social Security 'I'axes on
payrolls. The cost for air-conditioning electricity for 1963-64
year was $239.05; the heat would have been $156.29, and the records
do not readily reveal the F.I.C.A. taxes for this report.
The detailed statement for' the single month of July 1964., is
enclosed for your review.
A review of the financial records indicates that other arrange-
ments might be made for cafe operations that would be more beneficial
to the City. In addition, Hr. IJilly's time is going to be occupied
with construction projects during this year.
In order to get the best proposition for the City, it is sug-
gested that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids to
operate the cafe, based upon the terms of lease, as drawn up by the
City Attorney, copies of which will be available in the City Clerk's
Office.
Tde will appreciate your consideration and final decision on
this matter at an early date.
J. N. Carpent I'
City jV[anager
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AIRPOHT CAFE OP2;HA'I'IONS
YEAR
HECEIP'I'S
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1,Lf.71.69
1,633.75
2,271.32
3, 064 . L!.7
2,396.69
2,798.83
iiliI5, 117.01
Jan. 1962
Feb. 1962
]Viar. 1962
Apr. 1962
May 1962
June 1962
July 1962
TOTAL-Iro DNPE
Aug. 1962 3,330.79
Sept. 1962 2,260.91
Oct. 1962 4,778.S7
Nov. 1962 6,131.01
Dec. 1962 2,758.02
Jan. 1963 2,298.67
Feb. 1963 2,278.27
Ma r . 196.3 2, 677 . 24
Apr. 1963 3,.307.82
May 196.3 .3,414.79
June 196.3 .3,013.53
July 1963 .3, 7L+.0. 70
TOTAL 1=i"ISC^I' YI"'n4"39 99"0--''';)2
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Aug. 196.3 .3,227.67
Sept. 1963 2,960.46
Oct. 196.3 .3,194.77
Nov. 196.3 2,250..37
Dec. 1963 2,81S.28
Jan. 196L~ 2,L~61.61
Feb. 1964 2,289.46
Mar. 196h .3,705.82
Apr. 1964 2,826.85
May 1964 .3,785.45
~Jne 1964 3,585..33
July 196J~. ,_ ~'" 0~2. O~:
rCOrrAL FISCAL YEAR~Ji37, 145.11
DISBURSEMEI\fI'S
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1,599.fl4
1,516.53
2,.520.09
2,761.17
2,593.40
$12,615.74-
2,227.86
2,561.00
2, 88Lt.19
~., 824.74
4,560.62
3,.577.57
2,731.57
2,039.48
2, Lt 9.3. 70
2,563.0.3
2,923.36
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3,419.12
2,860.57
3,304..S0
.3,012.11
2,651.88
2,091.77
3,103.01
2,366.69
2,772.33
3,589..31
2,756.89
3,974.63
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Parentheses ( ) denotes a loss for the month.
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$1, 36J-l.. 69
(37 . Ll.S )
33.91
754.79
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(364.4.8 )
205.43
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1,102.93
(300.09)
1,894.38
1,306.27
(1,802.60)
(1,278.90)
(LkS3.30)
637.76
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851.76
90.17
726.21
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(191.45)
99.89
(109.73)
(761.74)
163.Ll.0
369.84
(813.55)
1,339.13
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828.44
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ACCUlvJULArrED
PROFI'r OR LOSS
~~1, 36L~. 69
1,327.24.
1,361.15
2,115.94
2,660.32
2, 295 . 8~.
2,501.27
2,501.27
1,102.93
802.8h
2,697.22
4,003.49
2,200.89
921.99
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2,772.33
2,862.50
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(91.56)
(201.29)
(963.03)
(799.63)
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95.79
150.31
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The petition from Retail Merchants in the Fourth Street area was referred to ,the
Council by the City Manager. His recommendation is attached. Motion by Ditter,
second by Bishop that the City Attorney be instructed to draw an Ordinance allowing
the recommended changes in parking as set forth by the City Manager. Passed.
(Exhibit "L")
The Request of the Sanitation Department to purchase a new truck with packer type
refuse collection unit, presented to the Council. Motion by Kinman, second by Ditter,
that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise for Bids to be received until 7:30 P.M.
Monday, September lLi-th, 1964. Passed. (Exhibit 11M")
ORDINANCE NO. 4149 - Changing classification of two tracts of land in the NE!NE!
of Sec. 12, T 11 N, R 10 W 6th P.M. from "Residence A" to "Business B". Councilman
Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4149 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman
Bishop seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none.
Carried. Ordinance No. 4149 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4149 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requ~r~ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4149 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Bishop. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none. President
Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred in by
three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4149 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4149 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requ~r~ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4148 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none.
President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been concurred in
by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4149 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4149 - Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4149 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, None. President Peterson: The motion having
been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said
motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4149 on final passage to be
finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4150 - Amending Sec. 20-124 of Chapter 20 of the Grand Island City
Code; pertaining to the parking of vehicles; double parking; etc. Councilman Bishop
moved that Ordinance No. 4150 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Ditter
seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No,none. Carried.
Ordinance No. 4150 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4150 - Councilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requ~r~ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4150 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none. President
Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred in by
three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4150 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4150 - Councilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4150 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none.
President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been concurred in
by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4150 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4150 - Councilman Bishop moved that Ordinance No. 4150 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, None. President Peterson: The motion having
been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said
motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4150 on final passage to be
finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4151 - Pertaining to obstructions of streets or alleys or impeding
traffic thereon. Councilman Kinman moved that Ordinance No. 4151 be placed on first
reading at length. Councilman Bishop seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman,
Bishop, Ditter. No, none. Carried. Ordinance No. 4151 read at length.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4151 - Councilman Kinman moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4151 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Bishop. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none. President
Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred in by
three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4151 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4151 - Councilman Kinman moved that the statutory rule requ2r2ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4151 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none.
President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been concurred in
by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4151 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4151 - Councilman Kinman moved that Ordinance No. 4151 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. ~ye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, None. President Peterson: The motion having
been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said
motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4151 on final passage to be
finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4152 - Authorizing conveyance of a tract comprising part of WAugh
Street to Doyle L. Winfrey and Violet B. Winfrey. Councilman Ditter moved that
Ordinance No. 4152 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Bishop seconded.
Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none. Carried. Ordinance
No. 4152 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4152 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requ2r2ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4152 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Bishop. ,Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none. President
Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred in by
three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4152 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4152 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4152 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none.
President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been concurred in
by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4152 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4152 - Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4152 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Bishop. Roll Gall Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, None. President Peterson: The motion having
been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said
motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4152 on final passage to be
finally passed.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4153 - Amending Chapter 8 of the Grand Island City Code entitled
"Buildings", by adding thereto a new article numbered "V" entitled "Wrecking, etc.".
Councilman Bishop moved that Ordinance No. 4153 be placed on first reading at length.
Councilman Ditter seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No,
none. Carried. Ordinance No. 4153 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4153 - Councilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4153 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none. President
Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred in by
three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No.. 4153 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4153 - Councilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4153 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none.
President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been concurred in
by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4153 read by title only.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4153 - Councilman Bishop moved that Ordinance No. 4153 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, None. President Peterson: The motion having
been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City C0uncil, said
motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4153 on final passage to be
finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4154 - Amending Chapter 8 of the Grand Island City Code entitled.
"Buildings" by adding thereto a new Article numbered IV entitled "Moving Buildings".
Councilman Kinman moved that Ordinance No. 4154 be placed on first reading at length.
Councilman Ditter seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No,
none. Carried. Ordinance No. 4154 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4154 - Councilman Kinman moved that the statutory rule requ~r~ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4154 be placed on second reading by title only. Secondby
Ditter. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none. President
Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred in by
three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance ND. 4154 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4154 - Councilman Kinman moved that the statutory rule requ~r~ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4154 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none.
President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been concurred in
by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4154 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4154 - Councilman Kinman moved that Ordinance No. 4154 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, None. President Peterson: The motion having
been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said
motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4154 on final passage to be
finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4155 - Amending Section 8-3 of the Grand Island City Code entitled
"Same-Amendment to Building Code"; to incorporate in such Code the provisions of
Ordinances numbered 3734, 3924, and 3923, as amended hereby. Councilman Ditter moved
that Ordinance No. 4155 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Kinman
seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none. Carried.
Ordinance No. 4155 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4155 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requ~r~ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4155 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Kinman. Roll CallI - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none. President
Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred in by
three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4155 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4155 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule req~r1ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4155 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Kinman. Rol1 C~ll Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, none.
President Peterson: The motion to Jsuspend the statutory rule having been concurred in
by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4155 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO.4155 - Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4155 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Kinman. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter. No, None. President Peterson: The motion having
been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said
motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4155 on final passage to be
finally passed.
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Exhibit "L"
August 20, 1964
Honorable Councilmen
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
SUBJECT: Petition from Retail Operators,
Walnut Street north of the D.P.
Railroad tracks and on 4,th Street
from ItJalnut to Plne for parking
change s .
Gentlemen:
A Petition dated July 6th addressed to the Grand Island
City Council was signed by 20 persons representing businesses
in this vicinity. r:Phe Petition asked that the Council con-
sider changing parking to a diagonal and tandem arrangement,
and to accomplish this on 4th Street by allowing diagonal
parking on the north side of the street and tandem parking
on the south side of the street from walnut Street to Pine
Street to carryon a pattern that had been established west
oflrJalnut Street, and to allow diagonal parking on the west
side of\rfalnut Street south of 4th Street, and tandem parking
on the east side of the street south of 4th Street to coin-
cide with parking arrangements as they presently exist on
Walnut north of 4th Street.
The Petition al so propos ed that the parking time limit
be made one hour on walnut Street only, and to leave two
hour parking time limit on 4th Street.
After reviewin,,;;~ the problem that exists in this area in
the field, and talking it over with Chief of Police, Michael
Gephardt; and City Engineer, H. A. Bystrom, I would recommend
to you that the ultimate parking arrangement for this area
would be to have tandem. or parallel park:1.ng as I have known
it, on both sides of the stre et; hOt,sever, the method propo sed
by these petitioners is an improvement over the existing
situation, and I would~recommend that the ordinances be changed
to allow their methoqPanswering the problem, and that the
general public be informed that we hope that this will make
it easier for traffic movement in the area, and that they
will express themselves on as to the results of this change
to both the merchants and to the council in the future.
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ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE
August 24, 1964
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
Gentlemen:
Herewith is the Engineer's Estimate for the purchase of
one (1) new truck, mounted with a new packer Type Refuse Col-
lection Unit.
One - 1965, 21,000 GVW Truck with
Refuse Collection Unit
$10,000
Trade-in to consist of one (l) 1954 International truck
with 11 cu. yd. Pak-Mor refuse collection unit.
I recommend that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise
for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M., Monday, September 14,
1964.
Respectfully submitted,
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City Engineer
August 24, 1964
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
Gentlemen:
I hereby recommend the approval of the Engineer's Estimate
for the purchase of a new truck mounted with refuse collection
unit for the Sanitation Department, said purchase being provided
for in the current budget.
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The President asked if anyone had any subject to discuss. Ditter referred to a recent
Editorial in the Grand Island Daily Independent regarding the Interchange roads that
are planned for Interstate 80. He suggested that an interchange be constructed on
the old 281 Hiway to Doniphan. He moved that Mr. Carpenter be asked to contact the
Hall County Board; the Chamber of Commerce, and any others interested, and offer to
give support to a plan that would create such an Interchange. Second by Kinman.
Passed.
CLAIMS for August 24fu presented as follows:
General
Airport
Cafe
Project 9-25-051
Sanitation
Street
Park
Police
Cemetery
Fire
Sewer "E"
Sewer "F"
Sewer Acct. G-6
Sewer Const. G-5
Garage
Water
Light
Off Street Parking
Bond & Interest
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Gentlemen:
$ 3,862.47
1,317.65
1,556.29
1,650.00
912.85
5,037.92
3,123.40
2,267.40
319.47
1,158.97
1,657.73
850.00
132.28
250.50
2,308.78
92,745.12
203,068.73
40.25
26,705.00
$348,964.81
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as presented by the City
Clerk be allowed and listed in the Claim Register.
Respectfully submitted,
sl John M. Carpenter, City Manager
Kinman moved that the Claims be approved, warrants drawn and entered in the Claim
Register as presented. Second by Ditter. Roll Call - All Aye - Peterson, Kinman,
Bishop, Ditter. No, None. Passed.
Mr. Peterson announced that the Council would adjourn until Monday, August 31, 1964,
7:30 P.M.
Council adjourned at 10:00 P.M.
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Adjourned from August 24, 1964 Session
ROLL CALL 7:30 P.M. - All present except Howard Peterson, who had been excused.
City Clerk announced hearing on ABC & R Inc. "Off Sale" Package Liquor License to be
held Monday, September 14th, 1964.
Certification of Filing of new gas rates from Northwestern Public Service Company
presented to Council. Ditter moved, second by Klostermeyer that the rate be accepted
and placed on file in the Clerk's Office. Passed.
Hearing of Elvina Kyriss for "On and Off Sale" Beer License for 386 N. Walnut Street.
Mrs. Kyriss represented by Attorney Merle MCDermott who spoke in her behalf.
Mr. Ditter asked if it was her interest to have live music in the bar if license was
granted. When told that she had hoped to have live music, Mr. Ditter and othe~of the
Council expressed their opposition to such and Mr. McDermott stated that Mrli!. Kyriss
would accept the stipulation that no live music be used at the 386 North Walnut
location and Mrs. Kyriss agreed. Ditter moved, second by Klostermeyer that REsolution
be drawn granting Elvina Kyriss an "On and Off Sale" license at 386 North Walnut St.
Passed. Resolution attached. Exhibit "A".
City Manager read letter from R. L. McFeely relative to sales promotion days
September 18 and 19 which would include bringing in the Forsythe and Dowis Rides for
operation on Third Street. Fire Chief Simpson pointed out the fire hazard in
connection with closing a business street for such a long period of time. He asked
that if permission for the rides were granted that a fire lane eight feet wide be kept
open on the north side of the street and that intersections be left open. Motion by
Klostermeyer, second by Bishop that the request of the Chamber be granted with the
stipulation that an eight foot fire lane be kept open at all times on the north side
of 3rd Street to permit the passage of fire trucks and that all intersections be kept
open. Fire Chief Simpson to work with the Company to see that the Council's
instructions be carried out. Passed. Letter from City Manager attached. Exhibit "B".
City Manager presented communication from R. L. McFeely, Chamber of Commerce, asking
that the Council consider a suggestion that the City pay part of the cost of a series
of signs proposed for marking Grand Island Service areas and routes. Motion by Ditter,
second by Bishop that the request be denied. Passed.
Petitions by J.B.Beltzer for Water, Sanitary Sewer, Paving, Curb and Gutter, presented
to Council. J. B. Beltzer spoke in behalf of the petitions. It was suggested that
the Clerk read the communication from Country Club Holding Association relative to
Utilities. Ditter moved, second by Klostermeyer, that both matters be referred to the
City Manager and City Attorney for study. Passed. Letter from Carpenter attached.
Exhibit "C"
Resolution UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY covering construction, maintenance and
operation of overhead power wire lines, adopted. Letter from Carpenter attached.
Exhibit "D".
Resolution Agreement CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD covering construction of
30" sanitary sewer pipe line, adopted. Letter from Carpenter attached. Exhibit "E".
Resolution to CORPLAN ASSOCIATES of Chicago urging Grand Island as future plant
location, adopted. Letter from Carpenter attached. Exhibit "F".
Resolution President of Council authorized to execute Federal Aviation Agency license
for Approach Light Lane Site (Form FAA-1334) adopted. Letter from John Carpenter,
Ci ty Manager, attached. Exhibi t "GI'.
ORDINANCE NO. 4156 - Amending Chapter 12 of City Code entitled "Electricity" by
adding to Article I thereof a new division, ........ to provide licenses to do
maintenance electrical work on employer's premises only. Councilman Ditter moved that
Ordinance No. 4156 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Klostermeyer
seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none. Carried.
Ordinance No. 4156 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4156 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory ntle requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4156 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Bishop. Roll Call - Aye, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none. President
Peterson having been excused, Vice-President Kinman: The motion to suspend the
statutory rules having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the
City Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4156 read by
title only.
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BE IT RESOLVED :BY THE MAYOR AND COULCIL OF THE CITY
OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That License to sell nOn
and Off Sale tf Beer be
granted to Elvina Kyriss,
at address known as 386 North Walnut Stre~, Grand
Island, Nebraska.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THE CITY CLERK OF GRAND
ISLAND, NEBHASKA forward a certified copy of this
RESOLUTION to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
at Lincoln, Nebraska.
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August 28, 1964
Exhibit "B"
Honorable Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
SUBJECT: Request from Chamber of Commerce
to close off 3rd Street from
~valnut to Pine Streets, September
H3th and 19th
Gentlemen:
I am enclosing a copy of the letter' request from 1\111".
R. L. NC1:jleeley, Assistant Nanager 01' the Chamber of Commerce,
wherein he is requestine; that 3rd Street from irJalnut and Pine
streets be closed for the two days of September Ibth and 19th.
The" closure would be necessitated to accommodate the rides set
up by the F'orsythe and Dowis Company.
As I understand it, this is a practice which has been
allowed in the past as a part of a Retail Promotion Activity.
This request will be included in the business to come
before you at your next meeting of August 31st.
Vel" truly yours,
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Exhibit "ell
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Honorable GOlillCil
City o~ Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
Re: Reouest from Country Club Holding
Association, da.ted August 26, 1964
Gentlemen:
The City Engineering Department can give consideration to this
request in the location of the physical facilities at such time as they
are being designed for installation adjacent to the Golf Club properties.
The question of allowing connections to your sewer and water faci-
litiAs for lands and users outside the corporate linrits is one of policy
and is to be answered by Council. It is my understanding that there
are Ordinances on the books now which establish a policy which prohibits
the connections.
Very truly yours,
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WHEREAS, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending to and including
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the construction, maintenance and operation of overhead power wire lines on,
along and across the right of way and over the tracks of the Railroad
Company at and near St. Libory, Nebraska; said agreement being identified
as Union Pacific Railroad Company's C. D. No. 16371-1-B; and
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed
agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of
Grand Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by the acceptance of
said agreement;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union Pacific Railroad
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That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and
directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that the
City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and directed to attest said
agreement and to attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a
certified copy of this Resolution.
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Moved by Councilman
Klostermeyer
that this resolution be adopted.
Seconded by Councilman
Bishop
Roll call vote: "Yes":
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
"No":
None
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RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA,
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enter into agreement with the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Company covering the City's construction of 30" sanitary sewer pipe line
under crossing of Burlington tracks and right of way at MP 95.40, along
Sutherland Street, produced 1200 ft. east of Cherry Street, Grand Island,
Hall County, Nebraska; and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the consideration of $50.00 for such
line shall be paid out of the Sewer Revenue Const. Ale G6 Fund.
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Moved by Councilman Bi sho P
that this resolution be adopted.
Seconded by Councilman Klostermeyer
Roll call vote: "Yes": Kinman, li3ishop , Ditter, Klostermeyer
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Exhibit liD"
August 28, 1964
Honorable Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
SUBJECT: Proposed Hider extending an
Agreement with the Union
Pacific Railroad covering
overhead power wire lines
near St. Libory, Nebraska -
Electric Utility
Gentlemen:
The Union Pacific Railroad has presented a proposed Rider,
F'ile CD16371-l to extend the term five (5) years to terminate
October 31, 1969, covering overhead power wire lines on, along
and across the Right-of-way and tracks of the Union Pacific
Railroad 00. at and near St. Libory, Nebraska.
The Agreement needs to be extended to allow the municipal
electric utility lines to remain in their present location to
serve customers in and near St. Libory.
A Hesolution is prepared for your consideration at the
next Oouncil M~eting.
Very truly yours,
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Corplan Associates
10 W. 35th street
Chicago, Illinois
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We, the City Council of Grand Island have been made aware that
you recently visited our City and made known the fact that it
was being considered as a heavy industrial plant site by a
client of your company, and
\\JHtLHEAS, the City of Grand I sland has been encouraging
top rated industrial companies to consider this location, and
Wi-IEREAS, the City ovJned electric utility has I>ecently
been expanded to a total system capability of 54,000 :K:'0T with a
peak loading at present of 30,500
KW, and
vJHEHEAS, the City owned water supply has I'ecently been
expanded to a total capacity of 78,000,000 gallons per day with
a maximum day's usage at present of 30,500,000 gallons, and
liliHEHEAS, the City owned sewap'e plant is presently
being constructed with a capacity of lS,600,000 gallons per day
with a present maximum day's usage of 6,000,000 gallons, and
WHEREAS, the general area which appeared to you as a
suitable location also contains some City owned properties within
the City Limits, which are available for industrial usage.
NOW 'THEREFORE BE; IT RESOLVED THAT we urge your client's
favorable consideration in locating in Grand Island, Nebraska.
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that this resolution be adopted.
Seconded by Councilman
Bishop
Roll call vote:.
IlYes if:.
Kirunan, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
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August 2[3, 1964
Honorable Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
He:: License Agreement \'I1i th the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Hailroad Co.
Gentlemen:
'I'he Chicago, Bur lington Quincy Hailroad has submitted
to us one of' three required License Agreements to accommodate
the installation of the Sanitary 38\l\1er Uutfall to be constructed
by the Stanfield-Pylend Construction Co. in conjunction with the
new Sewage Treatment Plant construction from the old Sewage
Treatment Plant to the site 0-1' the new plant. The contractor
has to furnish the information to the railroad on their proposed
method of construction using materials for the sewer itself as
designed by the C:'Lty's consulting Engineers, the FHack & Veatch
Engineering Co., so that the details of construction for this
particular installation have now been approved by the submission
of the proposed license to the City by the railroad.
The License provides that the City will pay Fifty (50)
Dollars foy' the privilege of having the License granted to them
for the construction of a thirty (30) inch cast iron pipe of
250 Class to be incased under the railroad's tracks in Sixty
(60) feet of Fifty-F'our (54) inch diameter tunnel liner extending
north and south with Forty-Two (42) foot and Sixty-Six (66) foot
of F'ifty-Four (5L~) inch diameter 8 gauge gal vanized corrugated
metal pipe.
The License provides as a part of the standard provisions
that the City will be responsible for moving at its expense this
installation should the railroad change the design and layout
of its track facilities requiring that the pipe be removed. It
also provides that the License shall continue in force the period
of one year from the date of execution and thereafter until ter-
minated.
It is my recommendation that Council adopt the Hesolution,
authorizing the Mayor to enter into the Agreement on the City's
behalf.
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BE IT RESOLVED that the President of the Council be, and hereby is,
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Federal Aviation Agency license for Approach Light/Site (Form FAA-1334)
to become effective July 1, 1964, and continue in force until June 30,
1965, with respect to a 4.71 acre tract, more or less, located in the
West One Half of Section 2, T 11 N, R 9 W of the 6th P.M., Hall County,
Nebraska, and a 0.27 acre tract, more or less, located in the NW~ of
Section 2, T 11 N, R 9 W, 6th P.M., Hall County, Nebraska, with option
for renewal from year to year at a rental of One Dollar, but not to
extend beyond June 30, 1984.
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Moved by Councilman
Klostermeyer
to adopt this resolution.
Seconded by Councilman
Bishop
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Roll call vote: ItYes":
Motion carried this
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August 28, 1961..~
Honorable Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
SUBJ~CT: Request for a Resolution by
Council to send to representative
of the Industry which is looking
over Grand Island as a possible
future location
Gentlemen:
IVlr. Good of the Chamber of Commerce visited wi th me and
requested the Council's consideration of the adoption of a
Hesolution urging the Industry being represented by Hr. Honald
Lipp of Corplan Associates of Chicago, to make Grand Island
their future plant location. This Resolution would be included
with letters and other similar request from Grand Island business
people in a brochure to be ser~ to Oorplan.
I will visit with Nr. l'ierce and try to work with him to
draft a Resolution which you might consider if it is your desire
to adopt a Resolution.
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Augus t 31, 1 96LI_
Honorable Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
SUBJECT: License Agreement betHeen
Federal Aviation Agency
and the City 01' Grand Island.
Gentlemen:
The Federal Avaiation Agency has submitted a license to
the City for the installation of an apvroach light lane site.
This License Agreement has been reviewed by the Engineering
Department as to accuracy of descriptions and found to be
satisfactory. It has also been checked by the Attorney's
Office with the only questions being raised by the Attorney
were as to whether or not there might be a conflict in this
installation in the exclusively leased area to the United
States Air :810rce and land, subject to joint control by the
Air .Florce and the City under an existing agreement with the
Air Force. There is no conflict between this license and
the agreement with the United States Air }iorce. rIihere is
no conflict between this license a?reement and the improve-
ment of the air base and the construction by the Air Porce,
as far as any restrictive provisions of this license.
It is recommended that you consider a favorable approval
of the LicenE:e Agreement.
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City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
SUBJEC'P: New Ordinance rela ted to
Mahoney Bus Line
Gentlemen:
There has been prepared to be submitted to you for your
next regular council meeting, an Ordinance which repeals the
Sections 1 and 2, of Ordinance No. 3857. Ordinance No. 3857
is the ordinance discussed with you prior to the last council
meeting which purportedly set out the provisions fo:L' the op-
eration of a City Bus Line for the l'/[ahoneys. 'J'he repealing
of the above sections eliminates the invalid portions of the
Ordinance which were discussed with you by the City Attorney.
Very truly yours,
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ORDINANCE NO. 4156 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4156 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none.
Vice-President Kinman: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been concurred
in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4156 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4156 - Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4156 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, None. Vice-President Kinman: The motion
having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council,
said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4156 on final passage to
be finally passed.
Letter from John M. Carpenter, City Manager, attached. SUBJECT: New Ordinance
related to Mahoney Bus Line.
ORDINANCE NO. 4151 - Repealing Sections 1 and 2 of Ordinance No. 3851 providing
street terminal space for the use of Hollis B. Mahoney dba under the firm name of
City Bus Line. Councilman Bishop moved that Ordinance No. 4151 be placed on first
reading at length. Councilman Klostermeyer seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Kinman,
Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none. Carried.Ordinance No. 4157 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4157 - Councilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4151 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll Call - Aye, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none.
Vice-President Kinman: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred
in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4157 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4157 - Councilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4151 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none.
Vice-President Kinman: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been concurred
in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4151 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4157 - Councilman Bishop moved that Ordinance No. 4157 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none. Vice-President Kinman: The motion
having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council,
said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4151 on final passage to
be finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4158 - Amending Chapter 12 of City Code entitled "Electricity"......
incorporating in Article II the provisions of Ordinance No. 3831, as amended hereby,
changing and adjusting rates to be charged by City for sale of electrical energy.
Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4158 be placed on first reading at
length. Councilman Ditter seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. No, none. Carried. Ordinance No. 4158 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4158 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4158 be placed on second reading by title only.
Second by Ditter. Roll Call - Aye, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none.
Vice-President Kinman: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred
in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4158 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4158 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule requir-
ing ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed
with and that Ordinance No. 4158 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none.
Vice-President Kinman: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been concurred
in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4158 read by title only.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4158 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance Ne. 4158 be
placed on final passage and finally passed. Second by Ditter. Roll Ca;ll Vote. Aye-
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none. Vice-President Kinman: The metion
having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the eity Council,
said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4158 on final passage to
be finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4159 - Amending Chapter 15 of City Code entitled "Garbage, Refuse,
Waste and Weeds" by adding to Article II thereof Section 15-24.1 entitled "Same -
Sale of route. Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4159 be placed on first
reading at length. Councilman mlostermeyer seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Kinman,
Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none. Carried. Ordinance No. 4159 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4159 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4159 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll Call - Aye, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none.
Vice-President Kinman: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred
in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4159 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4159 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4159 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none.
Vice-President Kinman: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been concurred
in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is declared
passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4159 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4159 - Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. ~159 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none. Vice-President Kinman: The motion
having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council,
said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4159 on final passage to
be finally passed.
The Vice-President asked if anyone had anything to bring before the Council.
Mr. Fred Daubert representing the U.S.A.F. Reserve Recovery Squadron told the Council
that the T33 Trainer shell would arrive within the next week and asked for guidance
on choosing a display spaoe. ,It was suggested that an area just west of the terminal
building be used. The Vice-President suggested that Mr. Daubert confer with the
Airport Manager and City Manager before arriving at a final decision.
Letter read by Mr. Jesse G. Griffith of the Junior Chamber of Commerce recommending
locations for the new school crossing lights. Discussion followed and the letter
from Mr. Griffith was received for further study by the City Manager.
CLAIMS for August 31st presented as follows:
General
Airport
1fT" Hangar
Cafe
Street
Sanitation
Park
$ 1,016.64
1.94
1,762.43
1,374.68
747.27
195.89
56.82
Police
Fire
Cemetery
Sewer G-5
Sewer "E"
Garage
Water
99.94
49.70
14.45
Leg.&Fiscal 9519.00
17.57
1820.97
3.83
$16,681.13
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as presented by the City
Clerk be allowed and listed in the Claim Register.
Respectfully submitted,
sj John M. Carpenter, City Manager
On motion by Ditter, second by Klostermeyer, the Claims as presented by the City Clerk
were allowed. Passed by Roll Call Vote. All Aye, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
No, none.
On motion by Bishop, Council adjourned until 7:30 P.M., Monday, September 14th.
J.F.Minor
August 31st, 1964 City Clerk
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Planning Comma
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City Hall
~ Civil Service
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Airport Cafe
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Fi re Station
Sanitation (B)
APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING AUGUST 31, 1964
APPROP.
110020.00
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EXPENDED
AUGUST
7562.45
1000.00
23525.00
32680.00
1010.00
63820.00
40276.00
29057.00
27225.00
328613.00
115515.00
102025.00
39960.00
5166.00
15106.25
76990.00
1964.83
1568.55
50.00
3574.78
3192.83
1618.12
1542.32
21073.88
26705.00
7595.58
4659.13
1762.43
1685.47
5504.85
13100.30
14961.73
17841.04
3584.33
17182.86
2602.27
5009.15
St.Alley-Paving 212150.00
Park
I Police
111200.00
223690.00
Cemetery 38225.00
Fire 253011.00
Fire Pension 39019.00
Sewer Plant E 82182.00
San. Sew. (C) 27000.00
Sewer Const. {D)102000.00
Sew. System (F) 169240.00
City Shop Garage 55777.00
Off st. Parking 42899.00
Water 1059852.00
850.00
5610.44
40.25
109666.11
483761.14
Electric 3922986.00
I Band
~ Cem. Perm Care
_ Civil Defense
Soe. Secu ri ty
Library
6300.00
167098.42
1000.00
79800.00
45865.00
3832.40
9901.78
756930.14
Sew. Rev. Acct 2267720;00
9590419.67
TOTAL
EXPENDED
7562.45
1964.83
1568.55
50.00
3574.78
3192.83
1618.12
1542.32
21073.88
26705.00
7595.58
4659.13
1762.43
1685.47
5504.85
13100.30
14961.73
17841. 04
3584.33
17182.86
2602.27
5009.15
850.00
5610.44
40.25
109666.11
483761.14
3832.40
9901.78
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102457.55
1000.00
21560.17
31111.45
960.00
60245.22
37083.17
27438.88
25682.68
307539.12
88810.00
94429.42
35300.87
3403.57
13420.78
71485.15
199049.70
96238.27
205848.96
34670.67
235828.14
36416.73
77172.85
27000.00
102000.00
168390.00
50166.56
42858.75
950185.89
3439224.86
6300.00
167098.42
1000.00
79800.00
42032.60
2257818.22
8833489.53
Respectfully Submitted,
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Council Session
September l4~, 1964
Council Meeting opened with pra;ver::'by Rev. John L. Shell. Roll Call. All members
present.
The President asked if anyone in the audience requested the reading of the Minutes
of the last Council Session. There being none, Kinman moved, Klostermeyer second
that the reading of the Minutes of the August 31, 1964 session be suspended. Carried.
Hearing of Application of ABC & R Inc. for HOff Sale" Liquor License. Clerk announced
that all application papers were in order. The location referred to at 414 N. Eddy
Street, now licensed to Jack B. Voss. All members of the Corporation were present to
answer any questions. Moved by Ditter, second by Kinman that Resolution be drawn and
signed by the President of the Council approving the application of the ABC & R Inc.
and that a certified copy of the Resolution be mailed to the Nebraska State Liquor
Control Commission, Lincoln, Nebraska. Passed . Exhibit "A"
Opening of bids:
The following bids were received for truck cab and chassis for Utility Department
with Certified Checks attached for 5% of Bid prices:
Diers - Grand Island Ford $2,695.00
Hiway GMC - Grand Island GMC 2,741.00
Schuppans - Grand Island Dodge 2,270.82 *
International Harvester, G.I. IHe 2,490.32
The following bids were received for construction of Union
together with certified check for $900.00:
Missouri Valley Const. Co., Grand Island
*(Schuppan Sales and
Service, Dodge Truck
Bid read $2,270.82.
Corrected to $2,483.11
on Sept. 16th)
Pacific Parking lots
$16,897.28
No bids were received for the lease and operation of the Airport Cafe. A communi-
cation from Ray H. Peterson, 118 N. Cleveland, reads as follows:
After due consideration and investigation of expenses and condition of equipment, also
lack of same, I am unable to submit a bid that would be profitable to you at this time.
However if you do not lease the cafe and would be interested in a new management, I
would like to talk to you about this matter.
The following bids were taken for a new truck and packer type refuse collection unit
for the Sanitation Department. Certified check in the amount of 5% were attached to
all bids:
International Harvester, G.I.
Diers - Grand Island
GMC Sales - Grand Island
Schuppans - Grand Island
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Ford
GMC
Dodge
$7,859.00
7,987.00
8,131.00
8,252.46
Motion by Kinman, second by Ditter that all bids be referred to City Manager for study
and recommendation. Passed.
Minutes of Planning Commission Session of Sept. 2 presented. Kinman moved, second by
Ditter, report be referred to City Manager. Passed. Exhibit "BH
The following excerpt from the Planning Commission's Meeting of Sept. l4fu was read: ~
"Moved by Lacy we recommend to the City Manager and City Council that the City Offices
be closed on Sept. 17fu, for the funeral of Clarence Burdick, in consideration of his
many years of service to the citizens of Grand Island, second by Allen. Motion carried
Mr. Carpenter advised that the City Orfices would be closed from 1 P.M. to 3 P.M.
Thursday, Sept. l7fu.
County Clerk's letter of Sept. 3, 1964 read: The Hall County Board of Supervisors
Sept. 2 received request from R. L. Ehlers endorsed by County Board members that it be
recommended that the City place stop lights at intersection of South Locust and Stolley
Park Road due td great volume of traffic at this intersection creating traffic hazards.
Motion by Kinman, second by Ditter to refer the letter to City Manager. Passed.
Claim of C. E. Gregory, 1513 N. Wheeler, claiming damage from manhole cover located on
south side of alley beside his residence, tipping and catching fender of his car.$35.00
Motion by Ditter, second by Kinman, claim be referred to City Attorney. Carried.
Claim of C. Frank Tileston, Jr. for Mrs. Hazel Tileston in amount of $19.00 for x-ray
($9.00) Dr. Brugh ($10.00). Claimed accident result of faulty pavement - strained
ligament and broken blood vessel of foot. The following resolution was adopted on
motion of Klostermeyer, second by Bishop:
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"BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of Grand Island, Nebraska hereby rejects
the claim of Hazel F. Tileston in the amount of $19.00 as received by the City Clerk
on August 14, 1964, and that she be notified of such rejeotion by letter within five
days of the adoption of this resolution as provided by Sec. 16-126, R.R.S. 1943."
Letter from Mayor A. T. Larsen of North Platte, regarding Fall Conference of the League
of Nebraska Municipalities Sept. 11 and 18 read. Motion by Ditter, second by Bishop
that the City Manager, Adm. Assistant, City Clerk, City Treasurer, Asst. City Attorney
and Utilities Office Manager be authorized to attend the Conference. Passed.
Letter from American Legion thanking City for cooperation during baseball season
received and placed on file.
Report from Northwestern Public Service Company on occupation tax due for August 1964.
Taxable receipts $34,014.10. 3% tax due - $1,022.22. Received and placed on file.
The Bond of O.K. Electric Company, Inc. presented. Motion by Klostermeyer, second by
Bishop to approve. Passed.
City Clerk announced his office would be open during noon hour Oct. 1 - 24fu. In
addition office will be open Saturday morning October 3rd; Wednesday evening Oct. 14fu
and 21st; and all day Saturday, October 24fu, which is final day for registration.
Motion by Ditter, second by Kinman that the Minutes record the appreciation of the
Council for the additional opportunity given the people of Grand Island to register
outside of regular office hours. Passed.
Announcement, that Board of Adjustment will meet on Appeals of Philip Martin and Town
and Farm, Inc. on Sept. 21st.
The petitions of Spelts Sales Co. for Water District and street and gravel District
in .Block 9 and 16, West View Addition read. Kinman moved, second by Ditter that the
Petitions be referred to the City Manager. Passed.
Mr. Carpenter read a communication to the Council relative to sidewalk construction
program(Exhibit "C")attached. Motion by Klostermeyer seconded by Ditter that the
matter be referred to the City Manager with power to act, with the understanding that
no oosts for the construction of the sidewalks in question be assessed against the
City.
Offer of Equipment by U.S.A.F. Headquarters including a firetruck, snowplow, sweeper,
and Ross warehouse crane, reported by Mr. Carpenter (Exhibit aD"). Motion by Kinman
second by Ditter that a letter of acceptanoe be written by Mr. Carpenter and a
Resolution of aoceptance be drawn for passage at next Council Meeting.
Communication from Mr. Carpenter relative to display for T-33 Aircraft shell
(Exhibit "E") read and Ditter moved, second by Bishop that the triangular area west of
the Terminal Building parking lot be approved. Passed.
Communication from Mr. Carpenter relative to parking on South Front Street read
(Exhibit flFfl). Ditter moved, second by Bishop that the City Attorney be instructed to
draw Resolution or Ordinance, which ever is needed favoring the recommendation of the
City Manager. Passed.
Additional report from Mr. Carpenter on users of Sanitary Sewer where water is not
metered read (Exhibit flGfl). Motion by Klostermeyer, second by Bishop, that the City
Manager be instructed to take steps that might be necessary to get water sources in
question metered. Passed.
Resolution relative to parking on 4th Street, etc. (1)
Lease Agreement with Dave Millard for Bldg T-224 for $300.00 for 1 year from Sept. 1
1964 @ $25.00 per month for living quarters for one family, presented. Motion by
Kinman, second by Ditter, that the Mayor and City Clerk be instructed to sign for the
City.
The President announced that bids which were opened earlier would now be considered
for acceptance. Resolution accepting bid of Missouri Valley Construction Company for
construction of Parking Lots at $16,891.28, recommended by City Manager. Resolution
and passage action of Council attached hereto. (2) The City Manager advised that
consideration of the truck bids would continue until the Sept. 21st, 1964 session of
the Council.
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Exhibi t "A"
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That License to sell "0ff Sale"
Package Liquor be granted to the~. B. C. & R. Inc.
414 North Eddy Street, Richard S. Cavenee, Art Rauert,
Gerald L. Bryson and Lee B. Anderson, Corporation officers
and directors. Richard S. Cavenee to be resident agent
and manager with operations at address known as 414 North
Eddy Street.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THE CITY CLERK OF GRAND IS~ND,
NEBRASKA forward a certified copy of this RESOLUTION to
the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Passed this 14th day of September 1964.
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Attest:
City Clerk
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TO: THE NEBRASKA LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION:
I, J. F. Minor, duly appointed, qualified and acting City
Clerk of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, hereby certify
the foregoing to be true and exact copies of record of
minutes of meetings of the Grand Island City Council which
pertains to the application of the A. B. C. & R. Inc. for
II Off Sale" Package Liquor License to be operated at 414
North Eddy street, Grand Island, Nebraska.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I set my hand and affix the official
seal of t he said City of Grand Island, Nebraska, this 15th
day of September, 1964.
J. F. Minor, City Clerk
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SPECIAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
September 2, 1964
Present: Reutlinger, Mrs. Eaton, Thomazin, Allen, Cone, Lacy, Walters
Others Present: H.L. Butts, R.A. Rystrom, Wm. Kelly, E. Phillips, J. Nitzel
1. Moved by Lacy we dispense with the reading of the minutes of
the August 17, 1964 meeting and approve the minutes as distributed. Sec-
onded by Mrs. Eaton. Motion carried.
2. H.L. Butts presented a summary of the previous action on the
request for establishment of a mobile home park in Phillips Subdivision
and his investigation of the matter. Mr. Kelly submitted a new request
for establishment of a mobile home park in Phillips Subdivision, and ex-
plained the restrictive covenants, objected to by the City Attorney, had
been removed. Mr. Kelly also submitted a request for rezoning to Business
B for the lots facing Highway 34. After considerable discussion of the
matter, it was moved by Thomazin we recommend denial of the requests for
the establishment of a mobile home park in Phillips Subdivision and the
request for rezoning to Business B, to the City Manager and City Council.
Seconded by Allen. Vote for the motion - 3, against - 4; motion defeated.
3. Moved by Lacy we recommend approval of the request for estab-
lishment of a mobile home park in the Phillips Subdivision, and recommend
denial of the request for rezoning to Business B in this subdivision to
the City Manager and City Council. Seconded by Walters. Vote for the
motion - 3, against - 2, and 1 abstained. Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
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Honorable COllDCil
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 62801
SUB,F:C1': Sidevmlk Construction Proo;rams
under Ordinances ]\Jo. 39JJ! dated
November 21, 1962 and Ordinance
No. 110110 date'(i'S"e'ptember II, 1963
Gentlemen:
The OJ ty Eneineer recently gave to me a proposed recommendation
to you, and asked that, I concur in recommendinp' the amjroval of' the
Engineer t s Estimate for the construction of publ:i,c sj dewalk pursuant
to the Ordinances 3911!. and 4040. Those tHO Ordinances, one of which
is about two years old and the other one being one year old, directed
that certain sidevTalks should be constructed adjacent to Drivatelv-
ovmed properti es wi.thi n tne City, within a Thirty (.30) nay period
after the ado~otion of the Ordinance. The Enp'inpering Department has
been following UP lrJlth these pwners of the property and has seen the
completion of all but three of the walks adjacent to the properties
involved.
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to the directions as outlined in the Ordinance. One of these pro-
perties belonfs to Hr. & Mrs. Herbert T,~. Amend. The",!' live at 503
So. Broadwell. The sidevTalks involved are ad,iacent to their resi-
dence at this address. The property is IJot5 of Block 35 of t~asmc-;r I S
Ar'diti on. Instead of Dewing constructed the conventional sidewalk,
as Drovined for in Ordinance No. 3911~, the'r constructed instead a
curb sidE)walk on both the Broarlwell Avenue and the 110111.se Street
side of their properties. The lJrOpccrty northeast of this, being Lot
h in Block 35 in ~fasmert s Addition, belonf::;ing to Hr. 8t. Mrs. PaulA.
Hermsmeyer doesnot have any vlalk constructed abutting it at the
present time, as called for unc'er the Ordinance.. .Again the Ordinance
called for a conventional walk to be constructed. The contractor
had excavated for a curb walk to be connected to the walk constructed
adjacent tn the Amend property. The }~nE;i.neering Department discovered
this and stopped it; therefore, no walk has been constructed to elate.
The remaining tl1ree prop8rties in this block, namely Lots 1, 2,
and 3 of Block 35, vvasmer I s Addi tion, have had conventional walks
constructed as called for under the Ordinance.
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and more recently he advised me by te.1mhone on September 9th that since
most of the Droperties in this SOl :thwestern part of the Cj ty had curb-
side sidewalks, he made the decision that. this is the walk that he
wanted. He will fight the municipality tlrrouFh the Courts :if necessary
to p'et the curb walk as the standard acceptable for his block. His
feelings about it are such that he would personally nay for the removal
of the convon ti anal walk, wM i ch has been bu:i 1 t an ,1 acent to La ts 1, 2,
and 3, and also nay for the reconstrvction of a curb walk acl,iacent to
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perties on the north Bide of Block 35,VJasmer 1 s Addi tion.
llftl1 you gentlemen :olease revjew this situation, and advise us
as to "That :orocedure you w0111d like to have UB take at this Doi nt.
I have stoDped the Engineer 1 s proceeding on the basis thn.t they are
p:oino' to enforce the origi nal Ordinance until Y01J f"entlemen have an
onportun:ity to arrive at a decision at this time.
The '['bird proDerty which has not been completed is one which
W88 covered under Ordinance holfo. It is a property owned by Fl,
So:oMa Pokorney located at 20Lr E. 15th Street on Lot 6, Block 83,
Hneeler f( Bennett' s L~th Addition. There is approximately 6lh Sq.
feet of sidewalk involved at an estimate cost of ~ij307. This lady
is on Hall County Relief and also Nebraska Old Age Assistance.
Because of this, she has not had the nalk constructed. I am
attempting to obtain information throuph the County Welf',?re Office
[t,") to DOH this might b8 hcmdled, and will Hdvise you later on this
particu18r problem.
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Honorable Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
SUBJTECT: Offer of Equipment by
Headquarters U.S.A.F.
Gentlemen:
The 9528th Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron has
been directed to dispose of:
a. A fire truck
b. A snowplow
c. A sweeper
'j fA Hoss ir.J8rehouse crane
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Reserve Unit.
'l'he City is now using the equipment on a loan be.sis.
The equipment can be donated to the City.
Your approval is requested so that I may accept this
equipment in the City's name.
Very truly yours,
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Honorable Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
SUBJECT: Request of 9528th U.S.A.F. Reserve
Recovery Squadron for a site to
display a shell of a T-33 Aircraft
Gentlemen:
You received a request from the above named reserve
unit through Lt. Col. Fred E. Daubert, Commander, for
approval of a site to display the shell of a T-33 Trainer
Aircraft at your last meeting. It was suggested that
the triangular area west of the Terminal Building par'king
lot would be a suitable location. You referred this to
j"'lr. Lilly and me for study.
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of tlle Lincoln, Nebraska, Dis trict F'.A.A. Office an,d j'Ir.
VJalter Kreuscher, Nebraska Airport -bngineer, and found
that they have no objection to the proposal. We recom-
mend your approval of this site.
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Exhibit "F"
September 9, 1964
Honorable Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Is1 and, Nebraska 68801
SUBJECT: Parking on South F'ront Street-
via1nut street to Syc8.more Street
Gentlemen:
On IVlonday evening, September 14, 1964, you will be
taking another step in working with the Parking Corporation
to develop the lrpARK & SHOP" lots on the north side of
South Front Street.
At the present time parkir~; is allowed, parallel to
the curb, on the north side of the pavinp; without limit
as to time. Diap;onal parking is alloifled on the south side
of the paving, and it is metered for two hour maximum time
limit. Parking on the north side from Pine to Sycamore
Streets has been reserved for the parallel parking of trucks.
When the new lots are cornpleted, a charge will be made
for parking on them. 1'hey are being developed to accommo-
date the long-time parking need, and monthly rates will be
established for regular users. Free long-time street
parking, adjacent to the lots and closer to the business
area, will not be compatible with the new facility.
The Engineering Department and I are suggesting a new
pattern of on-street parking for your consideration. Change
the method of parking to be all parallel to the curb and
use the tandem pattern of spacing. Reserve the six par'l,ring
spaces immediately west of Sycamore Street on the north side
of South F'ront Street for truck parking only. ]Vleter all
parking spaces for two hour parking at the rate of .05 per
hour on South Pront street from liJ'alnut to Sycamore Streets.
Present Spaces
Recommended
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So. side-Walnut to Wheeler
No. side-Walnut to Wheeler
So. side-Wheeler to Locust
No. side-VJhee1er to Locust
So. side-Locust to Pine
No. side-Locust to Pine
So. side-Pine to :::'yc8'1']Ore
No. side-Pine to Sycamore
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36 passenger 12 trucks-4B passenger
6 trucks
Present 36 meters - New 54 meters.
We would have to purchase a minimum of 7 new meters,
since we have 11 meters on hand.
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Honorable Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
SUBJECT: Additional report on users of'
Sani tary Se~>Jer.
Gentlemen:
In August a di scussion lrJas had on the Sanitary Use
F'ee for properties which were connected to the sewer sy-
stem, but were not connected to the Uity water system. A
decision was reached for the residential users and you
asked that additional information be obtained about pro-
perties used for commercial and/or industrial uses.
This is a list of such properties: Properties inside
the Corporate Limits, cOY1.nected to the Sanitary Sewer; but
not to the water system. Neither property has a meter on
their own vJater supply; ther'efore, they pay only the mini-
mum rate of $1.20 per quarter.
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Nifty Treat Drive In - So. Locust
:Kelly Supply - 1004lti. Oklahoma
The foIlovJing is a list of all cOlnmercial firms out-
side the Corporate Limits which are cOY1.nected to the Sani-
tary Sewer System. Ivlost of them are also connected to the
water system. ':Ph03e which are not connected to the Ci ty
water system have meters on their own water supply and are
bill ed i'or sewer use according to the amount 0 f water us ed.
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A. .r'. Busboom
A. P. Busboom (Ford
Tractor)
Hall Co. Hwy. Dept.
Missouri Valley Const.
Arnold Meyer (Mever's
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Geer-Melkus Consrt. Co.
Phillips Petroleum Go.
Willman's Store
Meves Bowl
Fonner Park
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Box111 yes
2800~v. 2nd
2bOO~J. 2nd
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yes
yes
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3200 W. 2nd St. yes
1300 S. Locust yes
1203 S. Locust No
600 S. Cherry yes
Fonner Park Road no
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G. I. Livestock Auction W 2nd
Horden Laboratories W 2nd
Hall Co. Housing AuthoritY715 N. Darr
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It would appear that the two customers inside the
City could reasonably be expected to meter their ONn Nater
supply for the purpose of' billing for sani t817 sewer.
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WHEREAS, representatives of businesses being conducted adjacent
to Fourth Street from Walnut Street to Pine Street, and Walnut Street
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south of Fourth Street to North Front Street, have made request for
changes in parking;
WHEREAS, the Chief of Police, City Engineer and City Manager
recommend that such request be granted; and
WHEREAS, the City Council may by resolution, as provided in the
Grand Island City Code, regulate the parking of vehicles in any street,
stall, or district designated in such resolution;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The south side of Fourth Street from Walnut Street to
Pine Street, be, and hereby is designated as a tandem
parking district and be marked accordingly;
2. The north side of Fourth Street from Walnut Street to
Pine Street, be, and hereby is, designated as a diagonal
parking district and be marked accordingly;
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3. That the east side of Walnut Street from the north mainline
Union Pacific Railroad track to Fourth Street be designated
for tandem parking and be marked accordingly;
4. That the west side of Walnut Street from the north mainline
Union Pacific Railroad track to Fourth Street be designated
as a diagonal parking district and be marked accordingly;
5. The time limit for parking on Fourth Street from Walnut
Street to Pine Street shall be restricted to two hours;
6. The time limit for parking on Walnut Street shall be
restricted to one hour.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager be, and hereby is,
authorized to place this resolution in force and effect.
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Bishop
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"NO":
None
Motion carned this
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Subject: Proposal for Construction of parking lot improvements
on three areas on the north side of South Front Street
from Sycamore Street to Walnut Street.
The sealed proposals for construction of parking lot improvements
on three areas on the north side of South Front Street from Syca-
more Street to Walnut Street as received up to 7:JO P.M. on the
14th day of September, 1964, having been simultaneously opened in
the presence of the bidders or representatives of the bidders,
after the close of the hour for the bids to be received, and upon
examination, comparison, and t1;bulation, MISSOURI VALLEY C':()NSTR CO.
GRAND ISLAND NEBR:
being found to be the lowest responsible bidder complying with
Chapter 7J, Revised Statutes of Nebraska, and, such bid not exceed-
ing the estimate, it is recommended that a contract be awarded to
such bidder.
RESOL__1.0N
"WHEREAS, sealed proposals were invited for construction of
parking lot improvements on three areas on the north side of South
Front Street from Sycamore Street to Walnut Street to be received
up to 7:JO P.M. on the 14th day of September 1964;
"WHEREAS, this Council finds that MISSOURI VALLEY CONSTR. CO.
(;RAND ISLAND NEaR. is the lowest responsible
bidder complying with Chapter 7J, Revised Statutes of Nebraska,
and, such bid does not exceed the estimate;
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT!
(a) The bid of such
GRAND ISLAND NEBR.
MISSOURI VALLEY CONSTR. CO.
be, and the same is, hereby
accepted and approved; and,
(b) A contract for such construction project be entered
into between the City of Grand Island and such lowest responsible
bidder; and,
(c) The President of the Council be, and he hereby is, dir-
ected and authorized, upon approval thereof by the City Attorney,
to sign such contract on behalf of the City of Grand Island;
"BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk transmit a cert-
ified copy of this Resolution to
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Roll call vote:
"Yes": Peterson, Kinman. Bishop. Ditter.
lKlostermeyer
"No"
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ORDINANCE NO. 4160 - Amending Chapter 35 of the Grand Island City Code entitled
"Water"...... fixing and establishing rates to be charged for water to be furnished by
the City of Grand Island within and without the corporate limits of such City.
Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4160 be placed on first reading at
length. Councilman Ditter seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Kinman, Peterson, Bishop,
Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. Carried. Ordinance No. 4160 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4160 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4160 be placed on second reading by title only.
Second by Bishop. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
No, none. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4160 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4160 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4160 be placed on third reading by title only.
Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory
rule having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4160 read by title
only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4160 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4160 be
placed on final passage and finally passed. Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all mempers elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4160 on final
passage to be finally passed.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4161 - Amending Chapter 16 of Grand Island City Code entitled "Gas"
by adding thereto a new article numbered Article II, entitled "Gas Appliances and Gas
Piping". Councilman Bishop moved that Ordinance No. 4161 be placed on first reading
at length. Councilman Kinman seconded. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop,
Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-None. Carried. Ordinance No. 4161 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4161 - Councilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4161 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
K[ostermeyer. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4161 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4161 - Councilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requ~r~ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4161 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4161 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4161 - Councilman Bishop moved that Ordinance No. 4161 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4161 on final
passage to be finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4162 - Amending Chapter 2 of the Grand Island City Code entitled
"Administration" by adding thereto a new article numbered "VI" entitled "Emergency
Interim Successors". Councilman Kinman moved that Ordinance No. 4162 be placed on
first reading at length. Councilman Ditter seconded. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson,
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. Carried. Ordinance No. 4162 read at
length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4162 - Councilman Kinman moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4162 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion i
declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4162 read by title only.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4162 - Councilman Kinman moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4162 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4162 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4162 - Councilman Kinman moved that Ordinance No. 4162 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye_
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostelmeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4162 on final
passage to be finally passed.
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Resolution in memory of Clarence W. Burdick attached (3)
Letter read by Mr. Carpenter relative to charges to be made for use of streets for
construction needs (Exhibit "H"). Motion by Ditter, second by Bishop that the City
Attorney be instructed to draw ordinance setting fees for use of streets for
construction needs. Fee rate to be recommended by City Manager.
President asked if anyone in audience had anything to say. Leonard Graf asked
permission to make a curb cut of 60' on Clark Street, Lot 1, Block 117, R.R. Addition
to give him an entrance to his show rooms, parts dept. and garage in his new building
at that location. Discussion followed. Ditter moved second by Bishop that the matter
be referred to City Manager for his recommendation to be presented at September 21,
1964 session. Passed.
Mr. Carpenter asked permission to attend City Manager's Conference in Chicago, Sept.
27-30. Mtition by Kinman, second by Ditter that request be granted. Passed.
Mr. Carpenter stated that two police vehicles are seheduled for replacement. He
recommended that two police cars be traded in and the Council take bids on three so
that one be available for the City Manager's use during office hours and as an extra
unit for police use. Kinman moved, second by Ditter that Mr. Carpenter bring in
proposals for such bids at the Sept. 21, 1964 Council Session. Passed.
Claims for September 14~, 1964 presented as follows:
General $ 3,121.34
Airport 979.34
Cafe 42.75
Street & Alley 1,570.29
Sanitation 1,072.06
Cemetery 261.98
Fire 332.02
Park 597.82
Police 1,487.18
Police Imp. 26.33
Total includes Transfers Light - $15,593.75
13,099.62
$ 5,314.58
204.89
32.25
171.17
6,905.88
52,609.11
9,404.43
2,230.58
2,250.00
Parking 5.55
$ 83,304.97
Sewer
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Garage
Water
Light
Paving District
Sewer District
Band
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Water -
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as presented by the City
Clerk be al'1owed and listed in the Claim Register.
Respectfully submitted,
sf John M. Carpenter, City Manager
Klostermeyer moved, second by Bishop that claims be allowed and listed in Claim
Register. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No
None. Passed.
Council adjourned until next regular meeting night, September 21st, 1964.
J. F. Minor
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Exhibit "H"
September 14, 1964
HonoI'able Coull.eil
Ctty of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
SUB,TECT: Charges to be made on use of'
street for construction needs
Gentlemen:
When construction is under way for buildings in the
parking meter districts, the City is generally called upon
to furnish a part of the street right-of-way to be used in
conjunction with the work. The reasons for the requests
arise from:
1. Need for space to store materials
2. Need for space to operate equipment...
B.. Crane s
b. Elevators
c. Cement or mortar mixers
3. Need for space to store trucks or other
vehicles used in connection with the project
Sometimes the contractor wants to use the sidewalk
adjacent to the property and wants to build a temporary
Halk out over the pavement stopping the use of parking
stalls by the public for a periOd of time. This is the
case of a recent request by the contractor for the new
First National Bank Buil ing. The new drive-in facility
across from the City Hall has blocked off the side street
sidewalk and eliminated the parking meters for several
Heeks n01^J.
The Building Code provides the mechallics for our de-
partments to allo'w these uses of the right-of-way for
general conditions. It does not specif'ic ally provide for
compens8tion where the normal revenue is lost. Past prac-
tice apparently has been to arbitrarily set whatever fee
seems apilropriate at the time. It appears desirable to
request that you set a policy, which can be drafted into
Ordinance form, th8 t can be applied unLformly to all
who request such use of the streets.
Hr. Pierce has a good model Ordinance to follow if
you will dictate an amount to be :Lnserted into it as a
fair charge.
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In Memory of CLARENCE W. BURDICK
WHEREAS, Clarence W. Burdick, who died Friday, September 11, 1964,
was Utilities Commissioner of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, from
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the time of his appointment in September, 1920, to the date of his retire-
ment on the 30th day of November, 1960; that he was an honest and faithful
servant of our municipality these many years and was the guiding genius of
the departments of which he was the head, to the time of his retirement;
that he has recently been serving as Chairman of the Planning Commision,
and furnished wise and gifted counsel in many areas up to the moment of
his passing.
NOW, THEREFORE, we, the members of the City Council, with a deep sense
of irreparable personal loss, wish to express for ourselves and for those
who have known and worked with him int:J-mately through the years, do hereby
adopt this resolution as an expression of our sorrow in his going, and of
our respect, admiration and deep affection.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:
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That Clarence W. Burdick was not only a man with vision, but also a
doer, who, with courage, initiative, and organizational ability, transformed
his ideas into tangible and constructive results; that he was a man with
ceaseless drive who noted even the minutest details; that he inspired and
received the best from his associates; he was a man of. indefatigable energy,
a bold pioneer who was always a full stride ahead in providing adequate
utilities for our municipality of which he had become a leader of truly
heroic proportions.
That he was humble before his God, and he faithfully served his church;
that he was a devoted home and family man; that his services to the community
were of a quality and quantity equaled by few; and that Clarence W. Burdick
was guided by the principle that it is better to participate in the creation
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of good things than to take pride in their possession.
THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that this resolution be recorded and spread
upon the minutes of our proceedings for posterity, and communicated to his
family, that we shall greatly miss his wise counsel, his guiding influence,
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his energetic and invigorating spirit; that we affirm our sincere and
abiding respect, admiration, and affection for him; and that we are deeply
grateful for his meaningful life so generously and faithfully spent in
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The world is better because he had lived in it.
Dated this 14th day of September, 1964.
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moved this resolution be adopted.
Kinman
Councilman
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Council Session
September 21-1964
Session opened with prayer by Rev. D. Gregory Reid. Roll Call. All Councilmen
present.
The President asked if anyone desired the reading of the Minutes of last Council
Session. There being none, Kinman moved, second by Ditter that the reading of the
September 14fu Session be suspended. Carried. ·
The application of Mrs. Wm. Spencer, 2414 LaMar to operate a dance studio at 109 N.
Wheeler approved on motion of Ditter, second by Kinman.
Announcement by City Clerk of Hearing on application of Palmer Hotel for retail Beer
License and application of Blanche Murphy for Retail Liquor License to be held
October 5fu, 1964.
Resolution adopted on Purchase of Truck for Utilities Department. (1)
Resolution adopted on Purchase of Truck for Sanitation Department. (2)
On Motion of Klostermeyer, second by Bishop, Council adjourned to Board of Adjustment.
Hearing of Appeal of Town & Farm Inc. (KMMJ) from denial of Chief Bldg. Inspector to
grant a building permit for fallout shelter. All papers submitted were in order for tt
Irearing. Attorney Ken Elson representing Town & Farm, Inc. appeared in their behalf
pointing out that actually there would be 13 feet between the Shelter building and the
George Glass residence building. Mr. Elmer Christensen spoke of the need for the
shelter in the event of a National emergency. KMMJ one of four Stations approved for
emergency broadcasting facilities in Nebraska - a public accomodation and not a
commercial venture. Mr. George Glass was present and stated that he had no objection
to the building.
DECISION OF BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
Moved by Councilman Kinman, that:
Notice having been given by publication in the Grand Island Daily Independent on
September 11, 1964, for hearing at 7:30 P.M. on September 21st, 1964, on the appeal of
Town & Farm Co., Inc. from the refusal of the Chief Building Inspector to permit a
variance from Residence "B" classification of the tract hereinafter specifically
described: and,
A public hearing having been held by the Board of Adjustment at the time and day
fixed in said notice, and Town & Farm Co., Inc. represented by counsel, Kenneth H.Elsor
and, no one appearing in opposition to the granting of such variance;
The Board of Adjustment makes the following findings and determinations:
1. The variance as applied for will not be contrary to the public interest;
2. Literal enforcement of such classification will not be in public interest;
3. The variance applied for, namely, build wi thin two feet of lot line, substantially
conform to the Residence "B" zoning of such real property.
4. For Public convenience and welfare in case of calamity,
It is on this 21st day of September, 1964,
DECIDED AND DETERMINED that:
The variation from Residence "B" zoning classification, pertaining to the tract
described as Lot Four (4), Block Ninety-nine (99), Railroad Addition, should be
permitted; and,
The Chief Building Inspector is hereby directed to issue a building permit for
construction of this shelter, as a variance from the terms of the zoning clasmficatio!
Residence "B".
Second~d by Councilman Ditter.
Roll Call:
Voting "Yes": Peterson, Kinman, Ditter, Bishop, Klostermeyer.
Voting "No": None.
Approved this 21st day of September, 1964.
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Hearing of Appeal of Philip Martin from denial of Chief Building Inspector to grant
building permit for duplex at 1323-1327 North Kruse Ave., All papers presented in
order. Butts presented plot of proposed building. Lyle Fisher representing Mr.Martin
spoke in defense of the project.
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Purchase of Truck Cab and Chassis by the
Utilities Department.
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The sealed proposals for furnishing F. O. B. Grand Island
of One (1) two (2) Ton Truck Cab and Chassis, as received
up to 7:30 P.M. on the 14th day of September, 1964, and
simultaneously opened in the presence of the bidders, or
representatives of the bidders, after the close of the
hour for the bids to be received, roving been ex.amined,
compared, and tabulated, it is recommended that the
Truck Cab and Chassis as set forth in the Resolution
submitted herewith, be authorized to be purchased by
the Commissioner of Utilities out of "Electric Department
Surplus Fund".
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nishing F. O. B. Grand Island One Two Ton Truck Cab
and Chassis for use by the Utilities Department, to
be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 14th day of Septem-
ber, 1964,
"WHEREAS, the Council finds that:
Schuppan's Sales & Service Inc. 1803 South Locust
St. in Grand Island, Nebr., is the lowest responsible
bidder for this truck as specified, for $2,483.11, and,
"WHEREAS, such bid does not exceed the estimate;
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
(a) The bid of Schuppan's Sales & Service Inc. for
$2,483.11 be, and the same is, hereby accepted
and approved;
(b) The Utilities Commissioner is hereby authorized
and directed to issue a purchase order for the
purchase of this truck to be paid out of "Electric
Department Surplus Fund".
Kinman
Moved by Councilman
Seconded by Councilman
Ditter
Roll call vote:
"Yes":
PAter~O~-Kinm~n-Dir.ter-BishOPrKloster-
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Subject: Proposal for furnishing one (1) 1965 Truck with Refuse
Collec t ion Unit.
The seHled proposHls for furnishing one (1) 1965 'rruck with l=?efuse
Collection Unit as received up to 7:30 P. , on the 14th day of
September 1964, having been simultaneously opened in the presence
of tho bidders, or representatives of the bidders, after the close
of the hour for the bids to be received, and upon examination, com-
pa~('ison, and tabulation, The EiWay ~G.~J~~.C~.,._~rand. Island, Nebraska,
for a G.]Vi.C. 'l'ruck and a Leach Packer Body-16 cu. yd. Capacitv--
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in the amount of ~ii;o, 131.00 being found to be the lowest responsible
bidder complying with Chapter 73, Hevised Statutes of Nebraska, and,
such bid not exceecHnp' the estimate, it is recommended that the fur-
nishi:ng of one (1) '['ruck with Hei'use ColJ. ection Uni t be av>Jarded to
such bidder.
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RES 0 L U T TON
!l1~JHEREAS, sealed pr>oposals were invited for fm'nishiDts one
(1) 1965 Truck with Refuse Collection Unit to be received up to
7:30 P.E. on the 14th day of September, 196L~; and,
llHHKREAS, thi s Counci 1 finds that the bid of' the ~HiW_~y G.lfL. C.
of Grand Island, Ne]?]'aska, is the lowest responsible bidder complying
with Chapter 73, Revised Statutes of N~braska, and, such bid does not
exceed the estimate;
flBE IT FiIBS OLVED 'l.'H.A.'J::
(a) '1'he bid of such EHlay G.H.C. Co. of Gr'and Island,
Nebraska, f'or a G.M.C. Model No. v4008 1965 Truck and a Leach
Packer Body with a 16 cu. yd. capacity for a sum total of ~8,131.00
be, and the same is, hereby accepted and approved;
(b) That toJalter Lehmann, Administrative Assistant, be and he
is hereby directed and authorized to place a purchase order for such
1965 Truck with Refuse Collection Unit.
1l:t3E re FUHTIBR I\ESOLVKD
iried copy of this Resolution to
the City Clerk transmit a cert-
B. A. _BYSTBOM. City Eng:ireer Ii
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Moved by Councilman
Klostermeyer
Seconded by Councilman
Hall Call Vote:
HV 11.Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klost-
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Moved by Councilman Klostermeyer, that:
Notice having been given by publication in the Grand Island Daily Independent on
September 11, 1964, for hearing at 7:30 P.M. on September 21, 1964, on the appeal of
Philip Martin from the refusal of the Chief Building Inspector to permit a variance
from Residence "All classification of the tract hereinafter specifically described: and,
A public hearing having been held by the Board of Adjustment at the time and day
fixed in said notice, and Philip Martin represented by Lyle Fisher; and, no one
appearing in opposition to the granting of such variance;
The Board of Adjustment makes the following findings and determinations:
1. The variance as applied for will not be contrary to the public interest;
2. Literal enforcement of such zoning classification will result in unnecessary
hardship to such Philip Martin;
3. The variance applied for, namely, Erection of a Duplex, will substantially conform
to the Residence "A" zoning of such real property under the proposed master zoning
plan.
It is on this 21st day of September, 1964,
DECIDED AND DETERMINED that:
The variation from Residence "A" zoning classification, pertaining to the tract
described as 1323-1327 No. Kruse Ave. W.77' of Lots 14 and 13 & W.77' of N.26' of Lot
12 and So. 20' of N.26' of E.5" of Lot 12, Block 11, Harrison Subdivision, should be
permitted; and,
The Chief Building Inspector is hereby authorized and directed to issue a building
permit for erec"tion of a duplex, as a variance from the terms of the zoning classi-
fication Residence IlA".
Seconded by Councilman Ditter. Roll Call:
Voting "Yes": Peterson, Kinman, Ditter, Bishop, Klostermeyer.
Voting "No": None.
Approved this 21 day of September, 1964.
President of the Council
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Kinman moved, second by Ditter, Board adjourned to Regular Council Session. Passed.
Minutes of Planning Commission Meeting of Sept. l4fu, 1964 presented. Motion by
Kinman, second by Klostermeyer that they be referred to City Manager. Passed.
(Exhibit "A".)
Claim of Mr. C.E.Stumpff, 1118 W. 8th, for $10.00 for sewer damage because sewer
backed up into his basement presented to Council. Motion by Bishop, second by
Klostermeyer that the claim be referred to the City Attorney passed.
Resolution directing Clerk to advertise for bids for purchase of truck cab and
derrick-digger to be mounted on chassis for Utilities Department, adopted. (3)
Resolution adopted directing Clerk to advertise for bids for purchase of Water Works
material for C.W.Burdick Station. (4)
Kinman moved, second by Bishop that the Engineer's Estimate on one (1) low pressure
steam boiler for South Side Fire Station at $2500 be accepted and City Clerk be
authorized to advertise for Bids. Passed. Estimate and recommendation of City
Manager attached. (Exhibit IlB".)
Klostermeyer moved, second by Bishop that Engineer's estimate of $3000 for purchase
of two police cars be approved and City Clerk be authorized to advertise for Bids.
Passed. Engineer's estimate and recommendation of City Manager attached. (Exhibit "C".:
Klostermeyer moved, second by Bishop that the Engineer's estimate on one station wagon
of $3200.00 be approved and City Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids. Passed.
Engineer's estimate and recommendation of City Manager attached. (Exhibit "D").
Resolution adopted accepting Air Force equipment. (5).
ORDINANCE NO. 4163 - Held over for further study.
ORDINANCE NO. 4164 - vacating that part of West John Street between Ingalls Streei
and Curtis Street; the alleys in Blocks Three (3) and Six (6) in Gladstone Place.
Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4164 be placed on first reading at length.
Councilman Kinman seconded. Roll Call - Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. No - None. Carried. Ordinance No. 4164 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4164 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory ~lle requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4164 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
K16stermeyer. Roll Call - Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4164 read by title only.
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PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
September 14, 1964
Present: Thomazin, Acting Chairman, Allen, Cone, Mrs. Eaton, Lacy, Walters.
Absent: McCarthy, Reutlinger.
Others present: R. A. Rystrom, D. McDannel.
1. Moved by Lacy we dispense with the reading of the minutes of
the September 2, 1964, meeting and approve the minutes as distributed.
Seconded by Cone. Motion carried.
2. The report of the City Engineer on the request by the Grand
Island School District to vacate a part of John Street and two alleys was
read, which recommended approval of the request. Moved by Lacy we recommend
to the City Manager and City Council the approval of the request to vacate
John Street from Ingalls Street to Curtis Street, and the adjacent alleys
north of and south of John Street, retaining easement rights for utilities.
Seconded by Allen. Motion carried.
3. A communication from the Grand Island Woman's Club was read
by the secretary objecting to the proposed sale of Pioneer Park for the Post
Office site. Contents noted and placed on file.
4. The petitions referred to the Planning Commission for Paving
and Curb and Gutter were read by the secretary. Moved by Cone we recommend
approval to the City Manager and City Council of the following petitions for
Paving Districts and Curb and Gutter District:
Date
(a) May 11, 1964 (resubmitted
August 21, 1964.)
Petition for Paving District
in Grand Avenue from Riverside Drive to the
West line of the Subdivision of Riverside
acres, in Arrowhead Road from Grand Avenue
to Stagecoach Road; in Stagecoach Road from
the West line of Arrowhead Road to Riverside
Drive; said streets to be paved 20 feet in
width on either side of a 10 feet wide park
(mall) area; and in Adams Street from the
North line of the Subdivision of Riverside
Acres to Grand Avenue, said street to be
paved 37 feet in width.
(b) April 16, 1964
in Tilden Street from Koenig Street to Charles
Street.
(c) April 14, 1964
in Sun Valley Drive from Delaware Avenue to
the South line of Sunset Avenue, and in Sunset
Avenue from Sun Valley Drive to Pleasant View.
(d) April 14, 1964
in Twenty-second Street from the West line of
Sycamore Street to the West line of Oak Street.
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May 11, 1964 (resubmitted
August 21, 1964.)
in Riverside Drive as follows: On the West
side of Riverside Drive from the North line
of the Subdivision of Riverside Acres to
Stagecoach Road, and on the East side of
Riverside Drive from the South line of Holcomb
Street to a point 79.75' North of the North
line of Stagecoach Road extended East.
Motion seconded by Allen. Motion carried.
5. Mr. McDannel presented a request for tentative approval of a
plat, and proposed zoning, for an area North of relocated U. S. Highway 30
and South of Highway 430 beginning at the junction of the two highways, and
running West approximately 239 feet. Moved by Allen we tentatively approve
the plat and request for Business B zoning of the area described in the plat
in Nelson Subdivision, and refer the request to the various City Departments
for their comments. Seconded by Mrs. Eaton. Motion carried.
6. Moved by Cone that the Planning Commission
recommending the City proceed, by all possible means, to
access route to Interstate 80 along the Old Highway 281.
Motion carried.
go on record as
acquire a direct
Seconded by Allen.
7. Moved by Lacy we recommend to the City Manager and City Council
that the City Offices be closed on September 17, for the funeral of Clarence
Burdick, in consideration of his many years of service to the citizens of
Grand Island. Seconded by Allen. Motion carried.
8. The members of the Planning Commission wish to express our
regrets and sympathy to the family of Clarence Burdick, our Chairman, at this
time of sorrow, and express their appreciation for Mr. Burdick's many years
of service to the citizens of Grand Island as a city employee, a member of
this commission, and a citizen always working for the welfare, growth and
improvement of Grand Island.
Meeting adjourned 2:30 p.~
Respectively submitted,
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WHEREAS, plans and specifications as approved by the City Engineer
have been prepared by the Utilities Department for purchase of a truck,
cab and chassis and a hydraulically actuated derrick-digger to be mounted
on the chassis;
WHEREAS, the purchase of such equipment by the Utilities Department
to replace Line Division Motor United No. 59 (1956 Ford 2-ton truck with
derrick) is necessary to the proper functioning of such department;
WHEREAS, such plans and specifications and the estimated cost of
$24,800.00, have been duly examined, and such estimated costs do not
exceed the funds available for such purchase;
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GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
1. The plans, specifications, and estimates for purchase of a
truck, cab and chassis and a hydraulically actuated derrick-
digger to be mounted on the chassis as approved by the City
Engineer, be, and the same hereby are approved;
2. The purchase of such equipment is necessary for the operations
of such Utilities Department;
3. The City Clerk be, and hereby is, directed to advertise for
bids for purchase of such equipment;
4. Said bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M., Central Standard Time,
on Monday, October 5, 1964, and to be opened at the regular meeting
of the City Council on said date.
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Roll call vote: "Yes": ,
None
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WHEREAS, specifications as approved by the City Engineer have been
prepared by the Utilities Department for purchase of water works material
for the C. W. Burdick Station;
WHEREAS, the purchase of such materials is necessary to the enlarge-
ment of the water works facilities of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska;
WHEREAS, such specifications and the estimated cost of $15,500.00
have been duly examined, and such estimated costs do not exceed the funds
available for such purchase;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA.:
1. The specifications and estimates for the purchase of water
works material for the C. W. Burdick Station, be, and the same
are hereby approved;
2. The purchase of such material is necessary to the enlarge-
ment of the water works facilities of the City;
3. The City Clerk be, and hereby is, directed to advertise for
bids for purchase of such water works material;
4. Said bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M., Central Standard Time,
on Monday, October 5, 1964, and to be opened at the regular meeting
of the City Council on said date.
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Kinman
Moved by Councilman
Ditter
Seconded by Councilman
PetersOn-Kinman-Bishop-Ditter-Klostermeyer
Roll call vote: "Yes": ,
None
"No":
Motion carried this
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ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
Gentlemen:
Herewith is the Engineer's Estimate for the furn-
ishing and installing of one (1) new low pressure steam
boiler for the South Side Fire Station.
One (1) low pressure steam boiler
$2,500
I recommend that the City Clerk be authorized to
advertise for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M., Mon-
day, October 5, 1964.
Respectfully submitted,
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
Gentlemen:
I hereby recommend the approval of the Engineer's
Estimate for the furnishing and installing of a new
low pressure steam boiler for the Fire Department, said
purchase being provided for in the current budget.
R.e eOs e.ct.fullY submitted,
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City Ma nager
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September 21, 1964
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
Gentlemen:
Herewith is the Engineer's Estimate for the purchase of
two (2) Police Cars, F.O.B., Grand Island, Nebraska.
Two - 1965 Police Cars
$3,000
Trade-in to consist of two (2) 1963 Police Cars
I recommend that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise
for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M., Monday, October 5,
1964.
Respectfully submitted,
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City Engineer
September E~, 1964
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
Gentlemen:
I hereby recommend the approval of the Engineer's Estimate
for the purchase of two new 19b5 Police Cars, F.O.B., Grand :ISLand,
Nebraska, for the Police Department, said purchase being pro-
vided for tn the current budget.
Respeotfully submitted,
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Manager
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September 17, 1964
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
Gentlemen:
Herewith is the Engineer's Estimate for the purchase of
one (1) 1965 full size station wagon, F.O.B., Grand Island,
Nebraska.
One - 1965 Full Size Station Wagon
$.3200.00
I recommend that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise
for bids to be received until 7:30 PM, Monday, October 5,
1964.
Respectfully submitted,
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R. A. /tiYSTROM
City Engineer
September 17, 1964
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
Gentlemen:
I hereby recommend the approval of the Engineer's Estimate
for the purchase of one new 1965 Full Size Station Wagon, F.O.B.,
Grand Island, Nebraska, said purchase being provided for in the
current budget.
Resp tfully submitteq,
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City Manager
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island under agreement dated August 1,
1962, is lessee of certain property on a part-time basis, coordinate
with the 9528th AFRes Recovery Squadron at Grand Island Municipal Airport;
WHEREAS, the Commander of such Recovery Squadron has informed the
City of Grand Island that the four items of equipment under such lease
arrangemen~ hereinafter identified, will be donated to the City of
Grand Island Municipal Airport if the City has need for such equipment,
and will accept the gift of the same,
BE IT RESOLVED that the City Manager be, and hereby is, authorized
and empowered for and on behalf of the City of Grand Island to accept
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Recovery Squadron to the Grand Island Municipal Airport of the following
described items of equipment presently being leased on a part-time basis
by the City, to wit:
a. Firetruck, Reg. 53XL2l
b. Snow Plow, Reg. 52XC7
c. Sweeper, Reg. 54XC2
d. Crane, Ross Warehouse, No reg.
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Moved by Councilman
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this resolution be adopted.
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Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson-Kinman-Di tter-BishoP-Kloste~meyer
Kinman
"No":
None
Motion carried this passed 21 st
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ORDINANCE NO. 4164 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4164 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4164 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4164 - Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4164 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Kinman. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4164 on final
passage to be finally passed.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4165 - Amending Section 1 (c) of Ordinance No. 3284 fixing the
maximum speed limit for vehicular travel on South Locust Street from the south city
boundary line to the south line of West Charles Street. Councilman Klostermeyer moved
that Ordinance No. 4165 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Bishop
seconded. Roll Call. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - Non(
Carried. Ordinance No. 4165 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4165 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4165 be placed on second reading by title only.
Second by Bishop. Roll Call. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4165 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4165 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved trlat the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three ilifferent days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4165 be placed on third reading by title only.
Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory
rule having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4165 read by title
only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4165 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4165 be
placed on final passage and finally passed. Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4165 on final
passage to be finally pa.ssed.
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Mr. Carpenter spoke on application of Graf Motors for curb cut on Clark Street. It
was his recommendation that curb cuts be allowed for specific driveway, rather than
a full 60 ft. cut. Discussion followed. Kinman moved, Klostermeyer second that
approval be given Graf Motors for a 23 ft. driveway and a 9 foot driveway with
appropriate curb cuts and flares. The alley way be paved with the written consent or
agreement with the adjoining property owners. Passed.
Bishop mentioned that mosquitos were very bad in north section of Grand Island. Mr.
Edwards said that the City would continue fogging in the north part of town in an
effort to eradicate the pests.
Bishop brought up the subject of large trucks parking overnight on City Streets. It
was pointed out that these trucks cannot be parked overnight in the residence zones of
the City, but may be parked on streets zoned business.
Bishop mentioned that the Street opened by the School District in south part of City
needs points of ingress and egress for members of the K.C. Club, Optical Supply and
Skateland, since part of the area has been fenced off that is on private property.
Ditter commented on the failure of the Associated Retailers and the Carnival ride
people to fulfill the conditions set forth by the Council when permission was granted
this year to place the rides on Third Street. It was the opinion of the Council that
promotions which call for the installation of rides on Third Street should not be
permitted in the future. Ditter and Bishop were appointed by the President to convey
the Council's thinking to the Associated Retailers.
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TOTAL CLAIMS for September 21st, 1964 presented as follows:
General $ 823.43
Airport 1,593.31
Cafe 808.72
Street & Alley 2,420.19
Sanitation 78.70
Park 6,537.30
Police 253.34
Fire 279.28
Cemetery 281.53
Sewer "E" 1,462.93
Sewer Revenue H-3 425.00
Sewer Const. "F" 425.00
Garage 156.80
Water 68,120.62
Light 210,239.48
Off Street Parking 34.83
$293,940.46
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as presented by the City
Clerk be allowed and listed in the Claim Register.
Respectfully submitted,
sf John M. Carpenter, City Manager
Motion by Kinman, second by Ditter
claim register, Roll Call Ballot.
Klostermeyer. V0ting no - None.
that the claims be allowed and recorded in the
Voting Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Council adjourned 9:30 P.M.
J. F. Minor
City Clerk
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Planning Cornm.
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Civil Service
Engineering
APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPT. 30, 1964
APPROP. ADJ.
110,020.00
1,000.00
23,525.00
32,680.00
1,010.00
63,820.00
Health 40,276.00
Incid. 29,057.00
Sewer Maint (A) 27,225.00
General 328,613.00
Bond & Int.
Ai rport
Airport Cafe
(T) Hangar A.cct
Fire Station
Sanitation (B)
115,515.00
102,025.00
39,960.00
5,166.00
15,106.25
76,990.00
St-Alley-Paving 212,150.00
Park Fund 111,200.00
Police
Cemetery
Fire
Fire Pension
Sewer Plant (E)
San. Sew. (C )
223,690.00
38,255.00
253,011.00
39,019.00
82,182.00
27,000.00
Sewer Const. (D) 102,000.00
Sewer Syst. (P)169,240.00
City Sh~ Garage 55,777.00
Off st. Parking 42,899.00
Water
Electric
Band
Cern. Perm Care
1,059,852.00
3,922,986.00
6,300.00
167,098.42
Civil Defense 1,000.00
Social Security 79,800.00
Library
45,865.00
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Acct 2,267,720;00
9,590,419.67
Acct H-3
Sew. Rev.
Sew. Rev.
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Paving District
EXPENDED
SEPTEMBER
7,773.40
1/865.53
1,568.64
50.00
3,212.88
2,937.98
435.81
2,626.18
20, 47 0 . 42
8,102.65
2,308.22
4,273.25
5,662.35
11,302.28
11,986.27
19,463.51
3,343.86
17,863.14
2,571.02
4,999.17
425.00
1,352.72
40.38
75,026.50
301,262.60
2,250.00
3,933.90
TOTAL
EXPENDED
15,335.85
3,830.36
3,137.19
100.00
6,787.66
6,130.81
2,053.93
4,168.50
41,544.30
26,705.00
15,698.23
6,967.35
1,762.43
5,958.72
11,167.20
24,402.58
26,948.00
37,304.55
6,928.19
35,046.00
5,173.29
10,008.32
1,275.00
6,963.16
80.63
184,692.61
785,023.74
2,250.00
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BALANCE
94,684.15
1,000.00
19,694.64
29,542.81
910.00
57,032.34
34,145.19
27,003.07
23,056.50
'287,068.70
88,810.00
86,326.77
32,992.65
3,403.57
9,147.53
65,822.80
187,747.42
84,252.00
186~385.45
31,326.81
217,965.00
33,845.71
72,173.68
27,000.00
102,000.00
167,965.00
48,813.84
42,818.37
875,159.39
3,137,962.26
4,050.00
167,098.42
1,000.00
79,800.00
38,098.70
25i924.68 35,826.46 !I. 2,231,893.54
522,561.92 ~1,279,492.06 ~1 8,310,927.61
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October 5, 1964
Session opened with prayer by Rev. Harvey Clark.
ROLL CALI, - 7:30 - All Councilmen present.
The President asked if anyone in audience wished the reading of the minutes of the
last Council Session. There being none, Kinman moved, second by Ditter that reading
of Minutes of September 21st, 1964 be suspended. Carried.
Bond of Steve Williams, House Wrecker, for $4,000.00 presented. On motion of Ditter,
seconded by Kinman, Bond was approved.
Letter from LYnn A. Weaver, Junior Chamber of Commerce, asking permission to solicit
funds for Hope School for Retarded Children, giving carton of honey in return for
donation of $1.00 or more. Kinman moved, Ditter second that approval be granted.
Passed.
Letter from Jesse Griffith J. C. 's asking permission to use Jaycee Sound tru.ck at
1003 Wost 2nd St. during Christmas Tree Sale approved on motion of Ditter, second by
Klostermeyer, with stipulation that volume on sound truck be turned down to soft
music only. Passed.
Hearing on Application of Palmer Hotel Inc. for "On and Off" Sale Beer License at
201 E. 3rd St. Attorney WIn. Blackburn appeared on b!1h'.:tlf of the applicant. He
explained that the Cafe operation is now an employer~employee Contract, and not a
lease arrangement. Discussion followed by Council on number of beer licenses now in
force in Grand Island in relation to the City's population. On motion of Ditter,
second by Kinman, the Council passed the attached Resolution to deny the application.
(E".?:hibit "A".)
Hearing on application of Blanche C. Murphy, 2011 N. Lafayette, for license to sell
package liquor at 802 W. 8th Street. Attorney Lloyd Kelly, representing Mr~. Murphy,
appeared on her behalf. He explained that although Mrs. Murphy stated in her
application that she owned the real estate at 802 W. 8th, she actually has an option to
purchase, and does not have a deed tn the property. Attorney James Cunningham,
representing the Grand Island Retailer's Association, appeared in opposition to the
license, pointing out that the location is in a primary residential area, with very
limited zoning for business in the immediate neighborhood. He suggested that the
area would present a problem of police pa.trol. Mr. Kelly suggested that a list of the
members of the Association opposing the license should be filed with the City Clerk.
Mr. Cunningham replied by giving the names of three of the Association members.
Klostermeyer moved that the Counoil adopt a Resolution that the License be denied on
the basis that the area is primarily residential, seoond by Bishop. Passed. Copy of
Resolution attached. (Exhibit "BII)
Hearing on applioation of Heather Inn, Inc. for License to operate a Bottle Club at
2222 W. 2nd St. Attorney Lloyd Kelly appeared in behalf of the applicant. On questiOl
by the City Attorney, Mr. Kelly said he did not know if Artioles of Incorporation of
the Heather Inn, Inc. had been filed with the Secretary of State or Hall County Cle:t-k~.
Attorney Pierce had previously stated that as of 9:15 A.M., Ootober 5th, 1964, the
Articles of Incorporation had not been filed in the County Clerk's Office. The City
Clerk read a formal protest that had been filed in his Office on October 5th, 1964,
signed by John L. Shell, Melvin Koelling, Odin W. Poppe, Gordon J. Loen and Geo.T.Burr
Attorney Geo. Burr appeared in opposition to the applioation. Rev. John L. Shell
appeared in opposition to the application stating that the people of Grand Island
have always opposed liquor by the drink and that it would be contrary to public welfare
to lioense a Bottle Club in Grand Island.
Terry Lane Masten listed as Manager for Heather Inn, Inc., on the application,
appeared in behalf of the application, stating that the organization planned to spend
$20,000 on the proposed location to make it a plush type club. The City Building
Inspeotor stated that plans had been filed in his office on Oct. 5th, 1964, providing
for a club with seating oapacity for 69.
The City Attorney questioned the City Clerk as to whether or not the applicants
had furnished his Office with a membership list. The City Clerk had not received such
a list.
Discussion as to parking spaoe followed. Councilman Bishop moved that the Counoil
adopt a Resolution that the application be denied. Second by Klostermeyer. Passed.
Copy of Resolution attached. (Exhibit HG")
Kinman moved, second by Ditter that Council adjourn to Board of Adjustment for
Zoning Varianoes.
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Exhibit "A"
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND
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ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That License to sell ... On and Off Sale It
Beer be denied to the Palmer Hotel, Ine. at address known as;
2'01 East Third Street, Grand Island, Nebraska.
BE IT FUlU'HER RESOLVED THAT THE CITY CLERK OF GRAND ISLAND,
NEBRASKA. forward a certified copy of this RESOLUTION to the
Nebraska Liquor Control Cowmission at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Dated this 5th Day of October, 196L.
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Howard L. Peterson, President of Council
Attest:
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TO: THE NEBRASKA LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION:
I, J. F. Minor, dulJr appointed, qualified and acting City Clerk
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, hereb;y certify the foregoing
to be true and exact copies of record of minutes of meetings of
the Grand Island Oi ty Council which perta.ins to the application of
the Palmer Hotel, Inc., for It On and Off Sale tt Beer License to be
operated at address known as 201 mast 3rd S~reet, Grand Island, Neb.
IN WITl\J"ESS WHEREOF I set my hand and affix the official seal of
said CitJ:" of Grand Island, Nebraska, this
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND
ISLAND, NEBRASKA: That License to sell It Package Liquor II be
denied Blanche C. Murphy at address known as 802 West 8th
Street as this area is primaril~' residential.
BE IT FURrHER RESOLVED THA.T THE CITY CLERK OF GRAND ISLAND,
NEBF~KA FORWARD a certified copy of this RESOLUTION to the
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Dated this 5th day of October, ]964.
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TO: THE NEBRASKA LIQUOR COMMISSION:
I, J. F. Minor, duly appoLnted, qualified andreting City Clerk of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, hereby certify the foregoing
to be true and exact copies of record of minutes of meetings of
the Grand Island City Council which perta:Lns to the application of
Blanche C. Murphy for "Package Liquor" License to be operated at
address known as 802 West 8th Street, Grand Island, Nebraska.
IN~nTNESS vJHEf\.EOF I set my hand and affix the official seal of
said City of Grand Islam, Nebraska, this
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND
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ISTAND, NEBRASKA: That License to opera.te a Bottle Club at
address known as 2222 West 2nd Street, Grand Isla rrl, Nebraska
be denied the Heather Inn, Inc. Qualified electors of the
City having appeared in protes.J(j before the City Council in
person and by petition, the Council believes that such a Bottle
Club would not. be desirable or within the public interest and
welfare.
BE IT FORTHER RESOLVED THAT THE CITY CLERK OF GRAND ISLAND,
N~BRASf~ forward a certified copy of this RESOLUTION to the
Nebraska liquor Control Conunission at Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Dated this 5th day of October 1964.
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TO: THE NEBRASKA LIQUOR CO~w.rrSSION:
I, J. F. Hinor, duly appointed, qualified and acting City Clerk of
the city of Grand ISland, Nebraska, hereb,y certify the foregoing to
be true and exact copies of record of minutes of meetings of the
Grand Islcnd CHy Council which pertains to the a pplication of the
Heather Inn, Inc. for Bottle Club License to be operated at Iddress
known as 2222 West 2nd Street, Grand Island, Nebraska.
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said City of Grarrl Islani, Nebraska, this
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Hearing of appeal by Lafayette Phelps from decision of Chief Bldg. Official to refuse
building permit for Duplex on Lots 275 and 276 West Lawn Addition, known as 1304 ann
1308 N. Broadwell. Papers on appeal were in order. Mr. Phelps was not present to
support his appeal nor was his attorney. Mr. Butts explained his reason for turning
down request as area falls short 4,565 sq. feet of zoned Residence A requirements and
answered questions of City Attorney and Councilmen. Ditter mentioned that he had
visited the proposed site and believed that it was altogether too small for three
family units. Ditter moved, second by Kinman, that the request of Mr. Phelps be denie~
Carried.
The President announced that the Board of Adjustment would reconvene as City Council
in Regular Session.
OPENING OF BIDS --
1. Bids received for Derrick-Digger Truck Body and Chassis for Electric Dept.
Tabulation attached. (Exhibit "D'l)
Moved by Kinman, second by Ditter, referred to City Manager and Utilities Dept.
Passed.
2. Bids received for Water Works Material for Water Department. Tabulation
attached. (Eixhibit "E")
, Motion of Klostermeyer, second by Bishop, referred to City Manager and Utilities
Department. Passed.
3. Bids received for Steam Boiler for Southside Fire Station -
Herman Plumbing Company, Grand Island $2,100.00
Sanitary Plumbing Company, Grand Island $1,800.00
Moved by Kinman, second by Ditter, referred to City(Manager and City Engineer.
Passed.
4. Bids received for two Police Cars -
Schuppan's Sales & Service, Dodge, Grand Island
Diers Motor Co., Ford, Grand Island
Don Wilson Motor Co., Rambler, Grand Island
All bids include allowance for 2 1963 Fords trade-in.
5. Bids received for one Station Wagon -
Roush Motor Co., Plymouth, Grand Island
Diers Motor Co., Ford, Grand Island
Schuppan!s Sales, Dodge, Grand Island
Moved by Klostermeyer, second by Ditter, referred
$2,101.42
$2,682.00
$2,'{00.00
~2,770.55
$2,551. 00
$2,493.80
to City Manager.
Minutes of Planning Commission Session of Sept. 28~, 1964 presented. Motion by
Kinman, second by Bishop to refer to City Manager. Passed. (Exhibit "F")
Resolution relative to parking of Vehicles on South Front Street - attached.
(Exhibit "GH)
Resolution relative to transfer of funds - attached. (Exhibit IIH")
Lease-Agreement with Raymond Stahla for Building T-839 for one year terminating
Sept. 30fu, 1965 at $300.00 per year. Kinman moved, second by Bishop that President
of Council and City Clerk be authorized to sign Lease for City. Passed.
Resolution relative to appointment of Deputy City Clerk attached. (Exhibit HIH)
The following request received from Terry L. Masten of Heather Inn, Inc.:
September 24, 1964
Mr. John Carpenter
City Manager
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Dear Mr. Carpenter:
Heather Inn Inc. of Grand Island, Nebraska herein submits a request to lease the
land described, as following for parking.
The tract owned by the city, 2300 West 2nd extending from the viadock in a north
easterly direction to the alley and (I believe) Garfield Street.
If this has to be brought up before the Council, could this be presented at the
October 5fu meeting?
Thank you.
Sincerely,
sj Terry L. ~asten, President
Art Richardson, Secretary-Treasurer
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Motion by Kinman, second by Ditter that request be denied. C;;rried.
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Resolution relative to a Sanitary Sewer connection at Lot 3, Block 3, Valley View
Subdivision - Paul Rombach - attached. (Exhibit flJI')
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October 5, 1964
UTILITIES DEPARTMENT
Hydraulically Actuated Derrick-Digger,
Truck Body and Chassis
Estimate $ 24,800.00
Badger
Causco
Total equipment proposed
by bidder $22,377.00
Less Trade-in 850.00
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$ 24, 781. 00 $ 23,420.06 $ 23,275.16
800.00 - - - 1,819.50
$ 23,981.00 $ 23,430.06 $ 21,455.66 *
$ 24,000.00
Net to Purchaser $21,527.00
Alternate
* City to retain old unit.
Equipment Options
Pole Claw
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400.00
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PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
SEPTEMBER 28, 1964
Present: Reut1inger, Lacy, Cone, Thomazin, Eaton, Allen
Absent: Walters, McCarthy
Others Present: Harry Soeth, H. L. Butts
1. Moved by Lacy we dispense with the reading of the minutes
and approve the minutes as printed and distributed. Seconded by Mrs.
Eaton. Motion carried.
2. The plat of Jamson Addition was submitted for approval.
Moved by Lacy we recommend approval of the plat of Jamson Addition and
the annexation to the City to the City Manager and City Council and
authorize the Chairman to sign the plat for the Commission. Cone sec-
onded. Motion carried.
3. Lacy and Cone volunteered to attend the Corps of Engineer
Meeting Wednesday morning.
4. Reut1inger stated, for personal reasons, he had resigned
from the Planning Commission. He expressed his thanks for fellowship
with members of the Commission and expressed hope that he had been of
some service to the City by his service on the Commission.
5. H. L. Butts discussed the proposed zoning of LightManufact-
uring across the road north of the Museum site.
6. Meeting adjourned.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, as lessee from Union Pacific
Railroad Company of right-of-way for public parking north of South Front
Street between Walnut and Sycamore Streets, is providing compensable
off-street parking therein;
WHEREAS, free parking along such South Front Street from Walnut to
Sycamore St~eets is incompatible with metered or other compensable public
parking along and adjacent to such South Front Street; and
WHEREAS, the City Manager, after consultation with the Engineering
Department, recommends metered parallel tandem pattern parking along South
Front Street from Walnut Street to Sycamore Street with provision for
certain truck parking,
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
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1. The north and south sides of South Front Street from the
east line of Walnut Street to the west line of Sycamore Street is
hereby ordered to be appropriately spaced and marked for tandem
pattern parallel parking with provision for truck parking in six
stalls on the north side of South Front Street immediately west
of Sycamore Street;
2. All such tandem pattern parking spaces are hereby designated
for two hour parking meters (at the rate of five cents per hour)
and are ordered to be installed for each such tandem parking space
in accordance with Division 2, of Chapter 20 of the Grand Island
City Code;
This Resolution shall take effect upon the City Manager, with the
assistance of the Engineering Department and the Traffic Division,
completing the rearrangement of parking spaces and the ~elocation of
parking meters as hereinbefore directed.
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Moved by Councilman Ditter
that this Resolution be adopted.
Seconded by Councilman Kinman
I Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson, Kinman, BishOp, Ditter, Klostermeyer
"No": None
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WHEREAS, there was heretofore expended out of New Sewer Construction
System "F" budgeted fund for soil exp:oration at the new sewage disposal
plant site the sum of $643.50,
BE IT RESOLVED that there be transferred from "New Construction
Account G-l" to such New Sewer Construction System "F" account the sum
of $643.50 to reimburse such fund for said expenditure.
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WHEREAS, there was heretofore expended out of New Sanitary Sewer
System and Lift Stations "C" fund for engineering services pertaining
to the new sewage disposal plant, new outfall sewer and new water supply
line, the sum of $9,750.00,
BE IT RESOLVED that there be transferred from "New Construction
Account G-4" to such New Sanitary Sewer System and Lift Stations "C"
fund the sum of $9,750.00 to reimburse such fund for said expenditure.
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Motion made by Councilman Kinman
to adopt this resolution.
D:i. t ter
Seconded by Councilman
Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson, Kinman, BishOp, Ditter, Klostermeyer
"NO" : None
Motion carried this
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Exhibit "I"
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APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY CLERK
N.Ilene Lanners is hereby appointed Deputy Clerk
in the office of the City Clerk, by authority of Division J, entitled
"City Clerk" of Chapter 2 of Grand Island City Code, without additional
compensation and for a term terminating April 1, 1965.
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WHEREAS,
N. Ilene Lanners
has been appointed
Deputy Clerk in the office of the City Clerk by Howard L. Peterson,
President of the Council; and
WHEREAS, such
N. Ilene Lanners
has taken the
oath and furnished bond as required of the City Clerk,
BE IT RESOLVED that the appointment of such N. Ilene Lanners
as Deputy Clerk is hereby assented to and confirmed by the City Council
for a term ending April 1, 1965, and at no additional salary.
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Motion made by Councilman Kinman
to adopt this Resolution.
Seconded by Councilman
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Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyef
"No":
None
Motion carried this
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WHEREAS, Section 29-52 of Grand Island City Code authorizes
connections with the City sewer system outside the corporate limits of
the City upon permission thereby being granted;
WHEREAS, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rombach have requested permission to
connect Lot 3, Block 3, Valley View Subdivision, outside the boundaries
of the City to the sanitary sewer system existing in such subdivision; and
WHEREAS, such permission has been heretofore granted to property
owners in such subdivision;
BE IT RESOLVED that the City Manager be, and hereby is, authorized
and empowered on behalf of the City of Grand Island to enter into a contract
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form of contract heretofore entered into with regard to Lot 1 in such
Block 3 in such Valley View Subdivision as prepared by the City Attorney,
for not to exceed twenty-five years.
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Moved by Councilman Kinman
Seconded by Councilman Ditter
Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter
that this resolution be adopted.
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"No": Klostermeyer
Motion carried this 5th
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ORDINANCE NO. 4163 - Amending Article II - Municipal Service, of Chapter 12 of
the Grand Island City Code, entitled "Electricity". Councilman Bishop moved that
Ordinance No. 4163 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Klostermeyer
seconded. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. Carried. Ordinance No. 4163 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 416} - Councilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4163 be placed on second reading by title only.. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4163 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4163 - Councilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requlrlng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4163 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory
rule having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4163 read by title
only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4163 - COlillci1man Bishop moved that Ordinance No. 4163 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4163 on final
passage to be finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4166 - Amending the Grand Island City Code by adding thereto a new
Chapter identified as lIChapter 19A and entitled lIMobile Home Parks". Councilman
Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4166 be placed on first reading at length.
Councilman Bishop seconded. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. No - None. Carried. Ordinance No. 4166 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4166 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4166 be placed on second reading by title only.
Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, K10stermeYl
No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4166 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4166 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requlrlng ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4166 be placed on third reading by title only.
Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory
rule having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
COlll1cil, said motion is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4166 read by title
only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4166 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4166 be
placed on final passage and finally passed. Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4166 on final
passage to be finally passed.
(Recess To Consider Bids)
President announced Council would recess from reading of Ordinances for purpose of
considering bids. Mr. Carpenter announced that further considerations were necessary
on bids for DE3rrick-Digger truck and Water Works Material. Recommend.ations to be
brought to Council at October 19fu Session.
Resolutions attached as follows:
Steam Boiler lExhibi t "K")
Two Police Cars Exhibit "L")
One Station Wagon Exhibit "Mil)
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ORDINANCE NO. 4167 - Amending Article II entitled "Permits Generally" of Chapter
8 entitled "Buildings" of the Grand Island City Code. Councilman Ditter moved that
Ordinance No. 4167 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Kinman seconded.
Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None.
Carried. Ordinance No. 4167 read at length.
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Exhibit ilK"
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Subject: Proposal for Installation of A Steam Boiler.
The sealed proposals for Installation of A Steam Boiler as received up to 1:30 P.M.
on the 5th day of October, 1964,having been simultaneously opened in the presence of
the bidders, or representatives of the bidders, after the close of the hour for the
bids to be. received, and upon examination, comparison, and tabulation,
Sanitation Plumbing Co., Inc.
being found to be the lowest responsible bidder complying with Chapter 13, Revised
Statutes of Nebraska, and, such bid not exceeding the estimate, it is recommend.ed that
a contract be awarded to such bidder.
sl John M. Carpenter
City Manager
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"WHEREAS, sealed proposals were invited for Installation of A Steam Boiler
to be received up to 1:30 P.M. on the 5~ day of October, 1964;
"WHEREAS, this Council finds that Sanitary Plumbing Co., Inc. is the lowest
responsible bidder complying with Chapter 13, Revised Statutes of Nebraska, and,
such bid does not exceed the estimate;
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
(a) The bid of such Sanitary Plumbing Co. Inc. be, and the same is, hereby
accepted and approved;
(b) A contract for such construction project be entered into between the City
of Grand Island and such lowest responsible bidder; and,
(c) The President of the Council be, and he hereby is, directed and authorized,
upon approval thereof by the City Attorney, to sign such contract on behalf of the
City of Grand Island;
"BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk transmit a certified copy of this
Resolution to Ronald A. Bystrom City Engineer."
Moved by Councilman
Bishop
Seconded by Councilman
Klostermeyer
Roll Call Vote: "Yes" Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
tlNo" : None
Motion passed this 5~ day of October, 1964.
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Subject: Proposal for Furnishing Two Police Cars.
The sealed proposals for Furnishing Two Police Cars as received up to 1:30 P.M. on
the 5th day of October, 1964, having been simultaneously opened in the presence of the
bidders, or representatives of the bidders, after the close of the hour for the bids
to be received, and upon examination, comparison, and tab~lation,
Schuppan's Sales & Service, Inc.
being found to be the lowest responsible bidder complying with Chapter 13, Revised
Statutes of Nebraska, and, such bid not exceeding the estimate, it is reoommended
that a oontract be awarded to such bidder.
sl John M. Carpenter
City Manager
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"WHEREAS, sealed proposals were invited for furnishing of Two Police Cars
to be received up to 1:30 P.M. on the 5fu day of October, 1964;
"WHEREAS, this Council finds that Schuppan's Sales & Service, Inc. is the
lowest responsible bidder complying with Chapter 73, Revised Statutes of Nebraska,
and, such bid does not exceed the estimate;
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
(a) The bid of such Schuppan's Sales & Service, Inc. be, and the same is,
hereby accepted and approved;
(b) A contract for such construction project be entered into between the
City of Grand Island and such lowest responsible bidder; and,
(c) The President of the Council be, and he hereby is, directed and
authorized, upon approval thereof by the City Attorney, to sign such contract
on behalf of the City of Grand Island;
"BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk transmit a.certified copy
of this Resolution to Ronald A. :Bystrom, City Engineer."
Moved by Councilman
Klostermeyer
Seconded by Councilman
Bishop
Roll Call Vote: ''Yes'':
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
"No" : None
Motion passed this 5fu day of October, 1964.
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Subject: Proposal for furnishing of One Station Wagon.
The sealed proposals for furnishing of One Station Wagon as received up to 7:30 P.M.
on the 5fu day of October, 1964, having been simultaneously opened in the presence
of the bidders, or representatives of the bidders, after the close of the hour for
the bids to be received, and upon examination, comparison, and tabulation,
Schuppan's Sales & Service, Inc.
being found to be the lowest responsible bidder complying with Chapter 73, Revised
Statutes of Nebraska, and, such bid not exceeding the estimate, it is recommended
that a contract be awarded to such bidder.
sf John !vI. Carpenter
City Manager
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"WHEREAS, sealed proposals were invited for furnishing of One Station Wagon
to be received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 5th day of October, 1964;
"WHEREAS, this Council finds that Schuppan' s Sales & Service, Inc. is the
lowest responsible bidder complying with Chapter 73, Revised Statutes of
Nebraska, and, such bid does not exceed the estimate;
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
(a) The bid of such Schuppan's Sales & Service, Inc. be, and the same is,
hereby accepted and approved;
(b) A contract for such construction project be entered into between
the City of Grand Island and such lowest responsible bidder; and,
(c) The President of the Council be, and he hereby is;, directed and
authorized, upon approval thereof by the City Attorney, to sign such contract
on behalf of the City of Grand Island;
"BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk transmit a certified copy
of this Resolution to J. M. Carpenter."
Moved by Councilman
Bishop
Seconded by Councilman
Klostermeyer
Roll Call Vote: ''Yes'': Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
"fio" : None
Motion passed this 5fu day of October, 1964.
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ORDINANCE No. 4167 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requ~r~ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4167 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Kinman. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4166 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4167 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requ~r~ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4167 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Kinman. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4167 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4167 - Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4167 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Kinman. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4167 on final
passage to be finally passed.
President Peterson called the attention of the Council to the paragraph in Minutes of
Planning Commission regarding the resignation of W. A. Reutlinger from the Commis~i6n.
Kinman moved, Ditter second that letter be drafted thanking Mr. Reutlinger for his
services on the Planning Commission. Mr. Peterson announced that there would now be
two vacancies for the Council to consider filling since the death of Mr. Burdick and
resignation of Mr. Reutlinger.
TOTAL GLAIMS for October 5th, 1964 presented as follows:
$
Airport Clothing
Fire Clothing
Police Clothing
$ 360.00
1,755.00
2,340.00
7,415.33
268.90
1,138.86
General
Airport
Cafe
J!'ire Sta.Acct.
9-25-0j1-CjUS 13,581.61
Sanitation 28.35
street 935.52
Park 331.13
Police 527.19
Cemetery 78.00
]i'ire 205 . 61
::>ewer "E" 95.68
Garage 1,146.64
Off Street 4.00
Water l7,2j6.1b
Light 8j,368.51
::>ewer Rev.Acct. "H" 12,306.66
Sewer Rev.Const.Acct."G" 2.76
Sewer District 100.11
Paving District 4,156.28
9-25-05l-C505
Sew. Impr. G-l
$ 4,455.00
4,273.25
25,893.43
$ 30,166.68
$179,580.98
Total
$144,959.30
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as presented by the City
Clerk be allowed and listed in the Claim Register.
Respectfully submitted,
sj John M. Carpenter, City Manager
Kinman moved, second by Ditter that claims as presented by the City Clerk be allowed
and listed in Claim Register as recommended by the City Manager. Roll Call Vote.
Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None.
Council adjourned at 10:45 P.M.
J. F. Minor
City CIE'!rk
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October 19, 1964
Session opened with prayer by Rev. Robert Alpers, United Congregational Church.
ROLL CALL - 7:30 P.M. - All Councilmen present.
The president of the Council asked if anyone in the audience wished the reading
of the minutes of the last Session. There being none, Kinman moved, Bishop
seconded, that the reading of the Minutes of the October 5, 1964 Session be
suspended. Passed.
Bond of Ilene Lanners and Lester L. Chambers presented. On motion by Ditter,
second by Bishop, bonds were approved and placed on file.
Occupation tax report of Northwestern Public Service received and placed on file.
Letter read from J. M. Carpenter relative to audit and meeting of Council set for
October 27, 1964, to study audit. Exhibit "A".
Letter from J. M. Carpenter relative to "No Parking Zone" recommendation for
West Lawn School. Motion by Kinman, second by Ditter, that Resolution be drafted
restricting parking in the vicinity of West Lawn School. Passed. Discussion
followed as to possibility that there might be restrictions necessary in other
school areas. City Manager to study other locations. Exhibit "B".
The petition of residents on South Claussen Street regarding proposed Jamson
Addition, and need for improved sewer facilities read. Klostermeyer moved,
second by Bishop, that the petition be placed on file with the Jamson Plat to
come before the Council when the plat is presented for consideration. Passed.
Exhibit "C".
Letter from Nebraska Liquor Control Commission glvlng notice of hearing on
Monday, November 2, 1964, of the three license applications denied at the October
5, 1964 Council Session. Blanche C. Murphy, 9:00 A.M.
Heather Inn, Inc., 9:45 A.M.
Palmer Hotel, Inc., 10:30 A.M.
Motion by Kinman, second by Klostermeyer, that the City be represented at the
hearing by Duane A. Burns, J. F. Minor, and John Ditter, passed.
Notice received from Nebraska Liquor Control Commission that the license of
D. Dale Skinner be suspended for a period of seven days from November 6, 1964,
to November 14, 1964.
Request received from Kaufman's, Inc. to rent three parking stalls in front of
store for truck load sale. Motion by Ditter, second by Klostermeyer, that request
be denied, and that since the City Council has no legal right to rent space on
City streets that it be the policy of the City Council to deny all such requests
for commercial purposes. Passed.
Request from H. T. Sullivan, City Treasurer, for approval of payment to the
beneficiary of C. W. Burdick of final settlement from Nebraska Municipal Retirement
System of $3,181.57, representing the balance of employee contribution to Reti~ement
Plan. On motion of Kinman, second by Klostermeyer, the Council gave its approval
by Roll Call vote, all voting Yes.
Minutes of Planning Commission Session of October 12 and October 16 presented.
Moved by Klostermeyer, second by Bishop, that they be referred to the City Manager.
Passed. Exhibits "D" and "E".
Resolution on purchase of watermain material by the Utilities Department.
Exhibit "F".
Resolution on purchase of one Hydraulically Actuated Derrick-Digger, truck and
chassis by Utilities Department. Exhibit "G".
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October 15, 1964
Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
Re: Audit of City of Grand Island Financial Records
1963-1964, Orin Contryman & Associates
Gentlemen:
Attached herewith is the Audit Report of Orin Contryman
& Associates, covering the finances of the Uity of Grand Island
for the fiscal year 1963-64.
The financial reports and auditor's comments are on file
in the offices of the City Manager, the City Clerk and the
Treasurer where they may be inspected by anyone interested in
receiving them.
After you have had an opportunity to review these reports,
you may desire to have the auditors meet with you for explanations
or to ask for further information. I will await your request
for such a meeting.
Very truly yours)
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Honorable Oity Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
SUBJECT: A liNo .Parking ZoneH for West Lawn School
Gentlemen:
We've received requests through the School Authorities
that parking be prohibited along the east side of Huston Street
in the vicinity of West Lawn School. It appears that children
riding their bicycles on and off the school ground are doing
so under oonditions which are considered dangerous with cars
parked at the curbing.
It is suggested that liNo .Parkinglf be allowed from 8:00
A.M. to 5:00 P.M. on Mondays through Fridays except on holidays
and from September 1 to June 15th on the east side of Huston
Street from a point 145 feet north of the north line of State
Street to a point 185 feet north of the north line of State
Street.
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Section 20-107 allows you gentlemen to prohibit or fix
the time limit for parking by the adoption of a Reso lution.
If the above suggestions meet with your approval, we would
appreciate your directing that such a Resolution be drafted.
nVg truly yours,
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Mrp John Carpenter,
City Manager
City Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Dear Mr, Carpenter:
The undersigned property owners, having been advised that a proposed
addition to the City of Grand Island known as the Jamson Addition is about to
be submitted to the Council for approval, wish to make a record of inadequate
sanitary sewers presently serving this area.
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The Claussen Countryview Addition to the City of Grand Island was
developed in about 1951-1952. Near the intersection of Sunset and Claussen
Avenues exists a lift station as a part of the sanitary sewer system. Since
the intensive development of the area to the South of this lift station, the
residents on the West side of Claussen Avenue have been plagued by relatively
frequent sewer back-ups due to the over-loaded condition of the sewer running
North from the above mentioned lift station. On at least one occasion, the
back-up was so severe as to cause overflow into residences having no basements.
The incunvenience and dismay of residents, to say nothing of physical damage
to property, has been extensive,
We wish to formally request that the City Council require, before
the granting of approval to the Jamson Addition, the laying of adequate sewer
lines in this area, particularly the line in the easement between the Claussen
Countryview Addition and the proposed Jamson Addition running North from the
lift station. It is anticipated that, if this is not done, the potential dam-
age to property in the Claussen Countryview Addition would be extensive.
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area and its annexation to
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PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
CITY OF GRAND IS~ NEBRASKA
October 12, 1964
Present: All Members; Thomazin, Acting Chairman
Others Present: J. Carpenter, City Manager; K. Crozier, H. Meede1, L. Knott,
C. Beer, H. L. Butts, R. Rystrom
1. Moved by McCarthy we dispense with the reading of the minutes and
approve the minutes as printed and distributed. Seconded by Mrs. Eaton. Motion
carried.
2. Moved by McCarthy we return the plat of Nelsen's Second Subdivision
to the owner for additional information and compliance with the Subdivision Require-
ments of Ordinance No. 3442. We will call a special meeting to consider the plat
and rezoning when the necessary information is available. Seconded by Lacy. Motion
carried.
3. Mr. C. Beer and L. Knott presented a preliminary sketch of proposed
Knott Subdivision located south of Pa1u Subdivision and west of Old Highway 281.
Cone moved we refer the plat to the City Engineer for his report. Seconded by
McCarthy. Motion carried.
4. Mr. Carpenter, City Manager, discussed various aspects of the pro-
posed General Development Plan of the City of Grand Island, and suggested possible
changes due to events subsequent to the presentation of the plan by Henningson,
Durham, and Richardson.
MCCarthy moved we recommend approval of the General Development Plan,
prepared by Henningson, Durham, and Richardson, with specified changes, to the
City Council. The following changes should be made: (a) delete the last sentence
on Page 109, and (b) revise the map, entitled "General Plan", on the last page of
the report, to reflect corrections in the old Stuhr Museum and Swift Plant sites;
the new MUseum area; and the area near Capitol Avenue; and the relocation of High-
way 281. Seconded by Allen. Motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
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City of Grand Island, Nebraska
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Present: Thomazin, acting chairman, Lacy, MCCarthy, Allen, Cone, Walters.
Absent: Mrs. Eaton.
Others Present: H. L. Butts, R. A. Rystrom, D. McDannel.
Moved by MCCarthy we recommend approval to the City Manager
and City Council of the plat and rezoning of Block 1 of Nelsen Second
Subdivision to industrial, and authorize the acting chairman to sign
the plat for the commission. Seconded by Lacy. Motion carried.
Adjourned 10: 15 A.M.
Respectively submitted,
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Purchase of Watermain Material by the Utilities
Department.
The sealed proposals for furnishing F.O.B., Grand Island of
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Watermain Material as received up to 7:30 P.M. on the 5th day
of October, 1964, and simultaneously opened in the presence of
the bidders, or representatives of the bidders, after the close
of the hour for the bids to be received, having been examined,
compared, and tabulated, it is recommended that the watermain
material as set forth in the Resolution submitted herewith, be
authorized to be purchased by the Commissioner of Utilities
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"WHEREAS, sealed proposals were invited for furnishing
F.O.B., Grand Island)Watermain Material at Burdick Station to
be used for the extension and improvement of the Distribution
System of the City of Grand Island Water Department, to be
received up to 7:30 P.M., on the 5th day of October, 1964,
"WHEREAS, the council finds that:
McWane Cast Iron Pipe Co. of Birmingham, Ala., is the lowest
responsible bidder for 300' of 8" Cast Iron Water Pipe and
3000' of 12" Cast Iron Water Pipe as specified, for a price
of $ 14,142.00 and,
"WHEREAS, such bid does not exceed the estimate of $ 15,500.00:
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
(a) The bid of McWane Cast Iron Pipe Co. for $ 14,142.00 be, and
the same is hereby accepted and approved:
(b) The Utilities Commissioner is hereby authorized and directed
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be paid out of the "Water Department Surplus Fund".
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Seconded b C"l KINJ.1AN
Y ouncl. man___________________
Roll call vote: "Yes" PE'l'ERSON, KINMAN, BISHOP, DITTER, KLOSTERMEYER
"No"
NONE
Motion p::H'lsed _this_..12__day of October, 1964.
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Subject: Purchase of One (1) Hydraulically Actuated Derrick-
digger, Truck Body and Chassis by the Utilities
Department.
The sealed proposals for furnishing F.O.B., Grand Island of one
(1) hydraulically actuated derrick-digger, truck body and chassis
as received up to 7:30 P.M., on the 5th day of October 1964, and
simultaneously opened in the presence of the bidders, or repre-
sentatives of the bidders, after the close of the hour for the
bids to be received, having been examined, compared, and tabulated,
it is recommended that the hydraulically actuated derrick-digger,
truck body and chassis as set forth in the Resolution submitted
herewith, be authorized to be purchased by the Commissioner of
Utilities out of the "Electric Department Surplus Fundll.
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"WHEREAS, sealed proposals were invited for furnishing,
F.O.B., Grand Island one (1) hydraulically actuated derrick-
digger, truck body and chassis for use by the Utilities Depart-
ment, to be received up to 7:30 P.M., on the 5th day of October,
1964,
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"WHEREAS, the council finds that:
Badger Body and Truck Equipment Co., of Omaha, Nebraska is the
lowest responsible bidder whose bid complies with and meets all
of the specifications, for a price of $ 22,102.00 and,
"WHEREAS, such bid does not exceed the estimate of
$ 24,800.00:
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
(a) The bid of Badger Body and Truck Equipment Co., for
$ 22,102.00 be, and the same is hereby accepted and approved:
(b) The Utilities Commissioner is hereby authorized and
directed to issue a purchase order for the purchase of this
equipment to be paid out of the "Electric Department Surplus
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Moved by
Klostermeyer
Councilman_________
Bishop
by Councilman___________________________
Seconded
Roll call vote:
"Yes": Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
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Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
Recently I asked our City Engineer to contact Mr.
Robert L. Meyer, Traffic Engineer for the Department of
Roads, State of Nebraska, to determine whether or not
the Department of Roads would concur through Mr. Meyerts
office in the elimination of the turn signal arrows at
the intersections with Second Street at Eddy Street, and
Broadwell street in Grand Island. Mr. Meyer has answered
Mr. Rystromfs inquiry as follows:
"You have our whole-hearted approval to change the
signals on Second street at the Eddy Street and Broadwell
intersections. The removal of the green arrows should
eliminate all of the confusion with little, if any adverse
effect on traffic operation."
trThe removal of these signal sections shouldntt be a
complete loss. I'm sure sometime in the future they can
be fitted with red lenses and used at signalized inter-
sections where l2h reds would be advantageous~.
ItWe certainly appreciate the cooperation of' the city
in this action.1I
We would like your concurrence gentlemen in the re-
moval 01' the se signal arrows.
,trUly yours,
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J. M. carp~er
City Manager
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October 12, 1964
Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
SUBJECT: Agreement with the Union ~acifie Railroad
for Power Line Crossing and Encroacllments
west of Grand Island - C. D. No. 42915-4
Gentlemen:
The Union Pacific Railroad recently submitted to
the City a ~roposed Agreement which is an extension of
an existing Agreement granting a license to the city
for its electric utility, the right to construct,
maintain and operate a partly overhead and partly under-
ground power wire line with poles, guy anchors and meters
on, along and across the right of way and over the tracks
of the Railroad Company at Grand Island, Hall County,
Nebraska, in the locations shown by solid and dashed
yellow lines and by yellow circles on the print attached
to the License Agreement dated August 3, 196Lj., marked
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The Agreement shall take effect as of the 18th day
of August 1964, and shall remain in full force and effect
for a period of five year. The Agreement would have been
presented to you sooner, except that it was found to have
some defects in it, and was returned to the Railroad for
correction.
The ground covered under the Agreement runs from the
West Corporate Limits at the Center Line of Section 20
in Township 11 N R 9 W.
This is the extension of an Agreement wllich was
originally issued on November 15, 1961.
It is our recommendation that you approve the exe-
cution of this Agreement in the name of Grand Island by
the Mayor through the adoption of a Resolution which will
be presented to you at your next council meeting.
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J. M. Carpenter read letter to Council relative to elimination of turn signal
arrows at intersections with Second Street at Eddy Street and Broadwell Street.
Ditter moved, second by Kinman, that the City Manager give further study to the
problem, with the hope that somehow storage lanes can be provided in these areas.
Passed. Exhibit "M".
Agreement with U. P. Railroad for power line crossing and encroachments west of
Grand Island, CD 42915-4. Exhibits "I" and "J" attached.
The President presented the name of Harold Meedel to fill the unexpired term on
the Planning Commission of Mr. Wm. Reutlinger, and the name of Keith Crozier to
fill the unexpired term of Mr. C. W. Burdick. Moved by Kinman, second by Ditter,
that Mr. Meedel be appointed to serve on the Planning Commission through July, 1966,
and Keith Crozier be appointed to serve through May, 1967. Passed.
Communication read by Mr. Carpenter relative to installation of signs on highways
running through Grand Island. Motion by Klostermeyer, second by Ditter, that the
matter be given further consideration by the City Manager after a study of the
City sign ordinances. Passed. Exhibit "K".
Resolution adopting the General Development Plan as finally reported by Henningson,
Durham and Richardson, with the provlslon that any money spent on revising the
General Development Plan book be paid out of Planning Commission funds. Roll Call
vote, passed. Exhibit "L".
Resolution relative to school stop light~ attached. Exhibits "M" and "N".
Resolution relative to disallowing C. E. Gregory claim, attached. Exhibit "a".
Resolution approving plat of Nelsen Second Subdivision, attached. Exhibit "P".
The following letter from J. M. Carpenter was read to the Council:
October 15, 1964
Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
Re: Request to locate the T-B Chest X-Ray truck and trailer on
:3rd Street
Gentlemen:
Dr. Walker, President of the City P.T.A. Council, has inquired
about obtaining permission to have the Tuberculous Chest X-Ray truck
and trailer parked on :3rd Street from November 19th to December 22nd.
He would like to place the truck in the 2 or :3 parking meter stalls
west of the Grand Theater on the North side of :3rd Street.
This unit would be open from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. daily, except
Sunday, and would probably be open on Wednesday evening when the stores
are open. The truck would be parked continuously during the above dates.
He feels this is his best location to serve the maximum number of
persons.
What is your desire on this request?
Very truly yours,
/s/ J. M. Carpenter
J. M. Carpenter
City Manager
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Motion by Ditter, second by Klostermeyer that the City Manager be authorized to
provide appropriate spaces for parking the truck and trailer during period re-
quested with possibility of changing locations at intervals. Passed.
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WHEREAS, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to CITY OF GRAND
ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement covering a partly overhead and partly
underground power wire line, with poles, guy anchors and meters, on, along
and across the right of way and over the tracks of the Railroad Company at
Grand Island, Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Railroad Company's
C.D. No. 42915-4; and
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed
agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of Grand
Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by the acceptance of said
agreement;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
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THAT THE TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT SUBMITTED BY THE Union Pacific Railroad
Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in behalf of said City!
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and directed
to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that the City Clerk of
said City is hereby authorized and directed to attest said agreement and to
attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified copy of
this resolution.
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Moved by Councilman
Kinman
that this resolution be adopted.
Seconded by Councilman
Bishop
Peterson, KInman, Ditter, Bishop, Klostermeyer
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"No":
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Motion carried this
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Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
SUBJECT: Inf'ormation concerning installation of signs
on highways running through the City of
Grand Island.
Gentlemen:
Recently Mr. Ditter requested that I obtain some
information concerned with the installation of some signs
to be mounted on Second Street and South Locust directing
the general public to the Swimming ~ool. Earlier requests
were made to get information about the erection of signs
on Second Street and South Locust directing the travelling
public to Stolley ~ark; also to City ~arks, thinking in
terms of sending the people travelling through the City, as
summer vacationers, to a park where they may sit down and
eat a picnic lunch or rest while travelling.
I have received the reply from Mr. Meyer, Traffic
Engineer of the Department of Roads, to whom I addressed
the question concerned with the City's need to obtain
Highway Department's approval prior to the erection of
signs where these extensions of highways within the Cor-
porate Limits quite often are also under the jurisdiction
of the Department of Roads. I am enclosing a copy of Mr.
Meyer's letter for your use in getting an answer to the
question about the municipality's right to erect whatever
signs they feel are wanted.
Please note that Mr. Meyer has also raised the
question about the local policy concerned with advertising
signs in general. I believe that you might want to give
some consideration in this matter and to then direct me
and the legal department to draft an ordinance controlling
what would appear to be a lack of control at the present
time-the signs which are erected within the street rights-
of-way. We shall await your direction in this mat~er.
Very. truly yours,
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J. M. Carp~er
City Manager
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Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
SUBJECT: Recommendations on School Crossing Stop Light
Proposal as presented by Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gentlemen:
I'm recommending to you that we install, when the signals
have arrived and are available to be installed, School Crossing
Light Signals at the intersection of Sylvan street and Stolley
Park Road, and also at the intersection of Cedar Street and
State street. I've asked the City Attorney to draft the Reso-
lution which you would adopt if you would accept this recommen-
dation.
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that the City's share of the cost for such an installation at
Sylvan street and Stolley Park Road would be $174.00, and the
cost for the installation at Cedar & State street would be
$124.00. The Junior Chamber of Commerce would be furnishing
the School Crossing Signals at their expense.
I would recommend that you adopt the Resolution granting
the authority for this installation.
Ver~ truly yours,
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City Manager
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~EREAS, the Grand Island City Planning Commission, pursuant to
Section 18-1306, R.R.S. 1943, has caused to be prepared and has adopted
a "General Development Plan" for the physical development of the City of
Grand Island and area one mile beyond and adjacent to the corporate
boundaries of the City as finally compiled by Henningson, Durham and
Richardson, Engineers, Omaha office, in conjunction with the Division
of Nebraska Resources, the Housing and Home Finance Agency, under Federal
grant project "Urban Planning Grant Project No. Nebr. P-4", Nebraska
Department of Roads Program and Planning Section, and the Grand Island
City Planning Commission;
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island is authorized and empowered by
Section 18-1302, R.R.S. 1943, to adopt and carry out a municipal plan
as adopted by the City Planning Commission;
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BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Grand Island in Hall County, Nebraska,
hereby adopts as a comprehensive plan as a guide to lessen congestion in
the streets, to secure safety from fire, panic, and other dangers, to
promote health and the general welfare of the public, to provide adequate
light and air, to prevent the overcrowding of land, to avoid undue concen-
tration of population, to facilitate the adequate provision of transportation,
water, sewerage, schools, parks, and other public requirements; to conserve
the value of buildings, and to encourage the most appropriate use of land
throughout the municipality and the area one mile beyond and adjacent to
the corporate boundaries of the City, the "General Development Plan" as
finally reported by Henningson, Durham and Richardson on March 5, 1964.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that three (3) copies of such "General Development
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permanent records in such office.
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Motion made by Councilman Kinman
that this resolution be adopted.
Seconded by Councilman
Bishop
Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter., Klostermeyer
"No":
None
Motion carried this
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WHEREAS, Section 2-18, Grand Island City Code, provides that the
City Council may by resolution regulate or entirely prohibit traffic
on a street or portion thereof, and when so regulated the traffic division
shall place suitable signs or signals or devices upon such streets to
indicate such regulation or prohibition;
WHEREAS, the establishment of school crossing stops at the inter-
sections of Sylvan Avenue with Stolley Park Road, and Cedar Street with
State Street, and painting of cross walk markings are needed for the
protection of the school pupils attending school in the vicinity of such
intersections;
BE IT RESOLVED:
1. A cross walk for school children be painted across Stolley Park
Road extending south from the southern terminus of Sylvan Street;
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2. A stop intersection is hereby established in Stolley Park Road
at the conjunction of Sylvan Street for the protection of school
children crossing Stolley Park Road, and a suitable sign or signs,
signal or signals, or other suitable device, is hereby directed to
be placed by the traffic division at such stop intersection.
3. A cross walk for school children be painted across State Street
extending north from the northerly terminus of Cedar Street; and
4. A stop intersection is hereby established in State Street at
the conjunction of Cedar Street for protection of school children
crossing State Street, and a suitable sign or signs, signal or
signals, or other suitable device, is hereby directed to be placed
by the traffic division at such stop intersection.
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Moved by Councilman
K10sterrneyer
that this resolution be adopted.
Seconded by Councilman
Bishop
Roll call vote: "yes":
Peterson, Bishop, Ditter, Kirunan, Klostermeyer
"no":
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19th
day of Oct.
, 1964.
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wr~EREAS, the City Attorney recommends that the claim of C. E. Gregory
dated September 14, 1964, be disallowed,
BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of Grand Island, Nebraska, hereby
disallow the claim of C. E. Gregory in the amount of $35.00 as received
by the City Clerk on September 14, 1964, and that Mr. Gregory be notified
of such disallowance within five days of the adoption of this resolution,
as provided by Section 16-726, R.R.S. 1943.
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Motion made by Councilman
Kinman
that this resolution be adopted.
Seconded by Councilman
Ditter
Roll call vote: IIYes": Peterson, Ki~an, Bis~P, Ditter~~lo.:~rmeyer
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WHEREAS, A. C. Nelsen Auto Sales, Inc., a ~rRcka corporation,
has caused to be laid out into lots, blocks, and streets, a part of Lot
One (1), Section Nineteen (19) and a part of the Northwest Quarter (NWt)
of Section Twenty (20), lying north of U.S. Highway No. 30, in Township
Eleven (11) North, Range Nine (9)West of the Sixth (6th) P.M. in Hall
County, Nebraska, under the name of Nelsen Second Subdivision, Hall
County, Nebraska, and have caused a plat thereof to be acknowledged by
them containing a dedication of the streets therein and easements for
public service utilities;
WHEREAS, copies of the plat of such subdivision have been presented
to the School Board of School District No. 1 in Hall County, Nebraska,
for the period of time and as required by Sec. 7-4,151, R.S. Sup. 1963; and,
WHEREAS, such subdivision was approved by the City Planning Commission
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, on October 16, 1964;
BE IT RESOLVED that the plat of Nelsen Second Subdivision, Hall
County, Nebraska, as made out, acknowledged and certified, be, and hereby
is, approved by the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
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Moved by Councilman
K10stermeyer
that this Resolution be adopted.
Seconded by Councilman
KiJl1illB. n
Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditt.er, Klostermeyer ,
"No": None
Motion carried this
19th
day of
Oct.
, 1964.
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The following general statement to the citizens of Grand Island from the City
Council was distributed to the news media for release on motion of Klostermeyer
and second by Kinman. Passed.
A REPORT TO THE CITIZENS OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
FROM
THE CITY COUNCIL
October 1964
The total report will consist of this general statement and several
detailed statements to follow.
It is our firm belief that Grad Island is going to continue to grow
and probably at a greater rate than in the past. You citizens have
indicated that you want the City to continue to grow by your response
to the Swift & Co. proposal. Therefore, we feel that we are continuing
with your wishes to develop a program of planned growth and to arrange
for its financing.
Grand Island is fortunate to have had adequate financial resources,
through its government, to have been able to grow this long on the present
policies. A good many of our sister cities in this country had to change
their policies in approaching growth problems soon after World War II, or
in the past nineteen years.
The municipal government has a definite role to fill in the orderly
growth of the community. We formalize policy by setting it out in writing
and adopting it as an ordinance. We have found that sometimes our ideas
could not be adopted, for the legislature has not given us the authority
to proceed as we would want. Our alternatives under those circumstances
are to change the idea or to hold it in abeyance until the legislature can
be asked to grant us the authority.
The policies we set determine the character of the City. This is done
by adopting ordinances. The minimum acceptable standards are set out in
these ordinances. Examples of the types of ordinances which fall in this
classification are: minimum housing standards, zoning regulations, sub-
division regulations, plumbing regulations, mobile home park regulations,
installation of sidewalks, etc. Persons who desire to do any of the things
controlled by these ordinances are requned to take out permits and have
their work inspected.
In order to become familiar with desirable ideas for planned growth,
a study program was initiated with Federal financial assistance. This is
termed the "701" study. Planners worked with your Planning Commission in
the preparation of a "General Development Plan of Grand Island". Meetings
were held in schools around the City, to which all citizens were invited,
to enable you to have a voice in final plan.
The Planning Commission has recommended to us that we adopt the
"Development Plan", as finally submitted, and in so adopting it, have a
guide for the future development of our City. We propose to follow this
recommendation.
The "Development Plan" is somewhat general in nature, and because of
this, the consultants have presented additional detailed reports covering
"Capital Improvement Programs", "Platting and Subdivision Regulations",
and "Zoning Regulations". The legal department is drafting the ordinances
to implement, to the extent power has been delegated to the City by the
legislature, the suggestions of the consultants and our adopted philosophy
that:
1. "The financing of physical facilities which are furnished for
all citizens in the community should be borne by the community as a whole."
2. "The financing of physical facilities which are considered
minimum for the abutting properties should be borne wholly by the
abutting properties."
To illustrate what is meant by those statements in a specific example:
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streets into several categories, namely: local, collector, major, arterial.
Minimum widths of paving are suggested under the various classifications.
Arterial streets, when so controlled that no abutting properties can have
direct access, should be entirely financed with public funds for the right-
of-way and all improvements; since the general public desires the benefits
from the existence of the street rather than an individual or group of
individuals. A local street exists solely for the purpose of furnishing
access to the abutting properties, thereby giving benefit to individuals
or groups of individuals, and should be financed entirely by the abutting
properties. Intermediate classifications of streets have combined purposes.
If the abutting properties have access, as on local streets, they should
pay the costs involved as if the facility were strictly local. If the cost
of the intermediate classification is greater (a wider pavement is needed
to accommodate a greater volume of traffic) the increased cost should be
borne by the community as a whole.
The detailed reports to follow will cover the subjects of subdivision
regulations, installing sanitary sewers, constructing storm sewers, con-
structing water mains, constructing paving, and zoning.
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Mr. Carpenter reported to the Council that Graf Motors had extended their
driveway six feet wider than the 43 feet approved by the City Council at a previous
meeting. Ditter moved, second by Klostermeyer, that the City Manager and City
Engineer be given power to take whatever action necessary, including the closing
of the driveway to bring about compliance with the curb cut and driveway width
previously approved by Council. Passed.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4168 - To amend Chapter 4, entitled "Alcoholic Beverages"
of the Grand Island City Code. Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No.
4168 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Bishop seconded. Roll Call -
Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Klostermeyer, Ditter. No, none. Carried, Ordinance
No. 4168 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4168 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4168 be placed on second reading by title
only. Second by Bishop. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. No, none. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory
rules having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4168 read by
title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4168 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4168 be placed on third reading by title
only. Second by Bishop. Roll Call - Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. No - none. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory
rule having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared/RR~s~gopted. Ordinance No. 4168 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4168 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4168
be placed on final passage and finally passed. Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote.
Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - none. President
Peterson: The motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members
elected to the City Council, said montion is declared passed and adopted and
Ordinance No. 4168 on final passage to be finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4169 - To amend Article I of Chapter 31, entitled "Streets and
Sidewalks" of Grand Island City Code. Councilman Bishop moved that Ordinance No.
4169 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Klostermeyer seconded.
Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, K10stermeyer. No, none. Carried.
Ordinance No. 4169 read at length.
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ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4169 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
No, none. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having
been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council,
said motion is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4169 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4169 - Councilman Bishop moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No.4169 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
No - none. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said
motion is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4169 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4169 - Councilman Bishop moved that Ordinance No. 4169 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote.
Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - none. President
Peterson: The motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members
elected to the City Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and
Ordinance No. 4169 on fEal passage to be finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4170 - To amend Chapter 22, entitled "Offenses - Miscellaneous"
of the Grand Island City Code. Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4170
be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Kinman seconded. Roll Call -
Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none. Carried. Ordinance
No. 4170 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4170 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requlrlng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4170 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Kinman. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none.
President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred
in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is
declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4170 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4170 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requlrlng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed Wth
and that Ordinance No. 4170 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Kinman. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
No - none. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having
been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council,
said motion is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4170 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4170 - Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4170 be placed
on finall passage and finally passed. Second by Kinman. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson:
The motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the
City Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4170
on final passage to be finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4171 - To incorporate in Appendix I - Zoning, of the Grand Island
City Code, certain provisions. Councilman Kinman moved that Ordinance No. 4171
be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Ditter seconded. Roll Call -
Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none. Carried. Ordinance
No. 4171 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4171 - Councilman Kinman moved that the statutory rule requlrlng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4171 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call - Aye, Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No, none.
President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been concurred
in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion is
declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4171 read by title only.
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ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4171 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call Vote: Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
No - none. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having beer
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said
motion is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4171 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4171 - Councilman Kinman moved that Ordinance No. 4~71 be placed
on final passage and final~~t€assed. Second by Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop,/~!ost~rmeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The motion
having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council,
said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4171 on final passage
to be finally passed.
CLAIMS for October 19, 1964, presented as follows:
$2,540.75
1,055.95
1,392.97
844.27
Paving 3,058.27
864.77
1,123.04
261. 94
239.34
1,576.43
4,156.57
850.00
94.52
35.28
51,267.36
208,326.75
10,406.35
18,173.00
General
Airport
Airport Cafe
Sanitation (b)
Street, Alley,
Park
Police
Cemetery
Fire
Sewer "E"
Sewer Revenue Acct "H"
Sewer Revenue Acct H-3
City Shop Garage
Off-Street Parking
Water
Light
Sewer Const. Acct G
Bond & Interest
$306,267.56
Sewer Revenue Acct "G"79.080.J8
$385,347.94
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as presented by
the City Clerk be allowed and listed in the Claim Register.
Respectfully Submitted,
/s/ John M. Carpenter
JOHN M. CARPENTER, CITY MANAGER.
Motion of Klostermeyer, second by Bishop, that Claims be allowed. Roll
Call. All Aye. Passed.
Council adjourned at 10 P.M.
J. F. Minor
City Clerk
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Planning CQrnm.
Building
City Hall
Civil Service
Engineering
Health
Incid.
Sewer Maint (A)
General
Bond & Int.
Airport
Airport Cafe
"T" Hangar Acct
Fire Station
Sanitation (B)
Street-A11ey-Pav.
Park
Polic e
Cemetery
Fire
Fire Pension
Sewer Plant eE)
San. Sew. ( C )
Sewer Const. (D)
Sewer System (F)
APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING OCTOBER 31, 1964
APPROP.
110,020.00
1,000.00
23,525.00
32,680.00
J,010.00
63,820.00
40,276.00
29,057.00
27,225~00
328,613.00
115,515.00
102,025.00
39;960.00
5,166.00
15,106.25
76,990.00
212,150.00
111,200.00
223,690.00
38,255.00
253,011.00
39,019.00
82,182.00
27,000.00
102,000.00
169,240.00
City Shop Garage 55,777.00
Off Street Parking 42,899.00
Water
Electric
Band
Cem. Perm. Care
Civil Defense
Social Security
Library
1,059,852~00
3,922,986.00
6,300.00
167,098.42
1,000.00
79,800.00
45,865.00
Sew. Rev. Acct G 2;267,720.00
9,590,419.67
Sew. Revenue Acct H
Sew. Rev. Acct H-3 Op & Maint.
Paving District
Sewer District
ADJ.
EXPENDED
OCTOBER
8,048.03
1,912.71
3,145.91
88.88
3,063.37
3,393.02
4,586.62
I, 43 9 . 8 2
25,678.36
18,173.00
6,510.69
4,097.29
13,587.61
5,282.44
11,051.14
5,238.50
16,727.21
2,262.64
15,159.95
2,571. 02
4,882.11
2,299.61
39.28
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EXPENDED
23,383.88
5,743.07
6 , 28 3 .1 ill,
188.88
9,851.03
9,523.83
6,640.55
5,608.32
67,222.66
44,878.00
22,208.92
11,064.64
1, 762.43'
19,546.33
16,449.64
35,453.72
32,186.50
54,031.76
9,190.83
50,205.95
7,744.31
14,890.43
1,275.00
9,262.77
119.91
68,523.52 253,216.13
334,574.92 1,119,598.66
2,250.00
22,615.98
4,470.40
22,615.98
12,236.70
89,489.49 125,315.95
653,235.16 1,932,727.22
16,463.23
850.00
16,463.23
1,275.00
4,156.28 13,560.71
100.11 2,330.69
674,804.78 1,966,356.85
Respectfully Submitted,
J. F. Minor, City Clerk.
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86,636.12
1,000.00
17,781.93
26,396.90
821.12
53,968.97
30,752.17
22,416.45
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261,390.34
70,637.00
79,816.08
28,895.36
3,403.57
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60,540.36
176,696.28
79,013.50
169,658.24
29,064.17
202,805.05
31,274.69
67,291.57
27,000.00
102,000.00
167,965.00
46,514.23
42,779.09
806,635.87
2,803,387.34
4,050.00
167,098.42
1,000.00
57,184.02
33,628.30
2,142,404.05
7,657,692.45
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November 2 1964
Session opened with prayer by Rev. Gordon Patterson, Trinity Methodist Church.
ROLL CALL ~ 7:30 P.M. - All Councilmen present.
President asked if anyone in audience desired the reading of Minutes of last Council
Session. There being none, Kinman moved, Ditter second that reading of Minutes of
October 19, 1964 be suspended. Carried.
Letter from A.B.Newell School P.T.A. President J.W.Nelsonj requesting the following
action be taken by the City Council:
Howard Street be opened to Faidley Ave, An all weather walk be made on the west side
of Ho",rard Street from 9th Street south to Faidley Ave. for children to use.
Culverts be placed along Faidley at Howard Street, West Avenue and Sherman Street
where they join Faidley Avenue. These so children may cross these ditches. Motion
by Klostermeyer, second by Ditter that the letter be referred to City Manager for
study and report back to Council. Passed.
Petition read for creation of sewer and water districts - Sheridan Avenue from Tenth
Street to Eleventh Avenue" and in Hancock Avenue from Tenth Street to Eleventh Ave.
signed by Bel Air Corp. Robert R. Rector, Secretary. A~ter discussion, Kinman moved
second by Ditter to refer petitions to City Manager and Engineering Dept. for study
and report. Passed.
Letter from J. M. Carpenter read relative to request from Glen Halbe, Radio Station,
KRGI, to conduct Santa Claus parade on Third Street Friday evening November 27th, 1964
and permission to mount signs on street name signs reading Santa Claus Lane for
Christmas Season, On motion by Ditter, second by Kinman, request was granted,(Exh."A"
Hearing on Rezoning of Block 1, Nelsen Second Subdivision. All papers were in order
and presented at the hearing by City Clerk. No one representing the applicant was
present nor were there protestors to the petition present. On motion of Kinman,
second by Ditter, authority was given to prepare an Ordinance rezoning Block 1 of
Nelsen Second Subdivision from Residence A District to Industrial District. Passed.
Minutes of Planning Commission Session of Oct. 26, 1964 presented. Kinman moved,
second by Ditter that the minutes be referred to City Manager. Passed.(Exhib:i.t HE")
Angus McKenzie reported that the City of Grand Island had won first place award in )(
the American Water Works Advancement Award Contest at Omaha. At next Council meeting,
representatives of the Award Committee will present the award and the prize winning
scrap book will be shown the Council. Mr. Peterson congratulated the Commissioner
and his staff on the achievement.
The Council discussed the C. E. Stumpff claim and pe,ssed the attached Resolution
allo1ding his claim for $10.00. The City Manager discussed the problem of smver dept.
calls from customers having sewer trouble. It was suggested that the party taking
the call advise the property owner that he should call his plumbers to determine
whether a sanitary sewer stoppage is in the owner's service line or in the City Main
sewer. If he determines that the stoppage is in the City Sewer then he should
contact the City's cleaning cre", to clear it out. On motion by Klostermeyer, second
by Kinman, the Council adopted this as a policy of the City. (Exhihit neH)
Resolutions adopted as follows:
Resolution relative to parking on Huston Street. (Exhibit "DIl)
J. M. Carpenter reorted on a conference with the Auditors who have recently made an
audit of the City's books and it was his recommendation that the City appoint the
auditors in advance of the close of the fiscal year. The attached Resolution was
presented for consideration of the Council and passed. (Flxhib:it liEn)
Resolution relative to billing and collection of garbage collection service.Exhibitll},\Il.
Resolution relative to Contract Supplement No. 1 to ContractFA65CE-3292 with
Federal Aviation Agency. (Exhibit "G")
Resolution relative to plans and estimates for purchase of transformers and related
items for Utility Department. (EXhibit "H") 1..2-3.
Resolution amending Nebraska Power Review Board authorizations. (1<"1x:hib:i:/:; lip 1-2)
Resolution relative to 75th Session of Legislature of Nebraska. (Exhibit llJH 1-2)
Resolution relative to extension agreement CD No. 24327-s with Union Pacific
Railroad, (Exhibit "K" 1-2)
Resolution relative to per diem allowance for supervisor of registrations. (Exhibit 111/':
Resolution regarding parking on North Jefferson Street. (Rxhi,bit "N" 1~2)
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Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
Re: Request for permission to conduct a parade on Third Street and to
erect temporary signs on street name posts on Third Street.
Gentlemen:
Mr. Glen Halbe, General Manager for .Radio Station KIWI, has requested
for the station that permission be granted to allow them to conduct a.
parade for the purpose of presenting Santa Claus to the Cit,y of Grand
Island on Friday might, November 27, 1964. The parade wuld start at
approximately at 7:30 P.M. at Diers Motor and proceed eastward to the
intersection of Third Street and Sycamore. They would anticipate tna. t
it lIould not be necessary to have the parked ears removed bu.t only to
stop traffic during the time the parade would be moving. The parade
would consist of several bands, several floats and principally the one
carrying a representation of Santa. Claus.
This event would be the announcement of the store opening for the
Christmas Season in the evenings.
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In addition, the Radio Station would like to like to have made and
to ereot, during the Christmas shopping season, some signs which would
mount below our regular street name signs and not in a.rry way obliterate
them, but to indica.te that this street, for the period of shopping,
is called Santa Claus Lane. These requests were made verbally and I am
passing them on to you in writing for your consideration at the next
Council Meeting.
Very Truly yours,
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City of Grand Island, Nebraska
26 October 1964
Present: Thomazin, Acting Ch,lirman, Heede I, Crozi er, Walters, Lacy, McCarthy,
Cone
Absent: Allen, Eaton
Others Present: Carpenter, Butts, Rystronl, Knotts, Huston, Hev. Crabtree, Kelly
1. Moved by McCarthy that we dispense with reading of minutes of previous
meeting and approve same as they were distributed and printed. Seconded hy Lacy.
/Aotion carried.
2. Acting Chairman Thomazin requested the election of officers be the
first item on the agenda.
~/!oved by Lacy that the following be nominated for office:
Clarence Walters, Chairman
Mrs. Charlotte Eaton, Vice Chairman
Harold W. Cone, Secretary
Motion was seconded by McCarthy. Motion carried.
~10ved by McCarthy the nominations be closed. Seconded by Lacy. Motion
carried. Officers elected by acclamation.
3. Mr. Hystrom, City Engineer, made a report on Knotts subdivision which
was referred to him by Planning Commission at the October 12th meeting. Mr.
Knotts explained the problem areas.
It was moved by Thomazin that the city engineer set up a meeting with
Mr. Knotts, the abuting property owners, and the commission to clarify the
existing area problems. Seconded by Lacy. Motion carried.
4. Moved by Mr. Lacy that the request for rezoning of plot of land south
of Bish Machinery Company, including the Bishop Sign Company, between Webb Road
and new Hiway 281, from Residence A to Industria~ be referred to City Engineer.
Seconded by Thomazin. Motion carried.
5. Moved by McCarthy that the plot of land be rezoned Industrial owned by
Mr. Giesenhagen and Hehring, located in SE 1/4 of Sec. 24, Township 11, No. Range
10 West, lying west of new lIiway 281 and north of Stolley Park Road, and from
Stolley Park Road to Union Pacific tracks. The planning commission recommending
rezoning to City Manap;er and City Council after City Engineer and other city
departments approve the bounding area and legal description. Seconded by Meedel.
Motion Carried.
6. Moved by Thomazin that the requesting application for permit to establish
and maintain a Mobile llome Park in the Geer Subdivision be tabled, as it was not
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7. Rev. Crabtree discussed with the Commission the problems of located a new
Evangelical Church. No a.ction taken.
8. The Plot of .Jamson Subdivision was referred to City Engineer, as Planning
Commission had recommended approval at previous meetinp:.
Adjourned 3:35 P.M.
r,espectfully submitted
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WHEREAS, C. E. Stumpff filed a claim for services of a plumber
in determining the point of stoppage in sanitary sewer serving 1118
West Eighth Street;
WHEREAS, a stoppage was found to be in the sanitary sewer trunk
line; and
WHEREAS, such service charge is less than the cost to the City of
check by City employees of the trunk line sewer;
BE IT RESOLVED that while the City admits absolutely no liability
of any sort to such C. E. Stumpff for and by reason of City sewer
stoppage on about September 5, 1964, for reason of such saving to the
City the claim of such C. E. Stumpff for $10.00 be, and hereby is,
allowed and ordered to be paid out of Sewer Maintenance "A It
Fund, upon execution by him of a general release of all claims and
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Motion by Councilman
adopted.
Ditter
that this Resolution be
Seconded by Councilman
Kinman
Roll call vote:
"Yes":
Peterson - Kinman - Bishop - Ditter - Klostermeyer
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"No":
None
Motion carried this
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~EREAS, Section 20-107, Grand Island City Code, provides that
the City Council may, by resolution, fix a time limit for the parking
and stopping of vehicles in any street, stall, or district designated
in such resolution;
~EREAS, the safety of school children attending West Lawn School
who ride bicycles on to and from the grounds of such school is endangered
by parking of vehicles along the east side of Huston Street adjacent to
such school grounds;
BE IT RESOLVED that parking on the east side of Huston Street from
a point 145 feet north of the north line of State Street to a point 185
feet north of the north line of State Street, be, and hereby is, prohibited
from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. on Mondays through Fridays, except on holidays,
from the date of adoption of this resolution to June 15, 1965, and there-
after from September 1 of each year to June 15 of each successive year;
and suitable signs and markings are hereby directed to be placed and
installed by the Traffic Division, designating such prohibition of parking
between the points on the east side of Huston Street as hereinbefore
specified.
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Moved by Councilman
that this resolution be adopted.
Seconded by Councilman B ishop
Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
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"No": None
Motion carried this 2nd day of November 1964.
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~~EREAS, the process of carrying out the recommendations of the
auditors employed as required by Section 19-2903, R.R.S. 1943, extends
beyond the period of the actual audit;
WIIER1!:ll.s, matters continuously arise during the course of a fiscal
year requiring consultation with such an auditor;
VftiEREAS, the making of an annual audit can be facilitated through
the designation substantially in advance of the close of the fiscal year
of such auditor;
WJ:-IEREAS, by reason of the provisions of Ordinances numbered 3169,
3715, and 3922, audits of the Electric and 'Water Departments by a firm
of accountants operating nationally is specifically required;
BE IT RESOLVED that the employment of Peat, Marwick, Mitchell &
Co., Certified Public Accountants, as special auditors, pursuant to
Ordinances numbered 3169, 3715, and 3922, for the period ending July
31, 1965, is hereby authorized and approved;
BE IT RESOLVED that Orin Contryman and Associates be, and hereby
are, employed as auditors, pursuant to Section 19-2903, R.R.S. 1943,
for the fiscal year ending July 31, 1965, excepting as to the Electric
and Water Departments; and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that consultation by the City Manager, City
Clerk, City Treasurer, and City Attorney, with such Orin Contryman and
Associates, from time to time during such fiscal year, is hereby authorized.
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Moved by Councilman
Kinman
Seconded by Councilman
Bis hop
Roll call vote: "Yes":
Peterson" Kinman, Bishop) Ditter, Klostermeyer
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"No"t
None
Motion carried this
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WHEREAS, Section 15-31 of Article II of Chapter 15 of Grand Island
City Code, entitled "Garbage, Refuse, Waste and Weeds" provides that
quarterly statements of amounts due for garbage collection payable in
advance: "shall be paid at the office of the Department of Sanitation,
or at such other place or places as the council may direct";
1rJHEREAS, the City Manager and the auditors for the City recommend
that such garbage collection service fees be required to be paid at
the office of the City Treasurer,
BE IT RESOLVED that commencing December 1, 1964, and thereafter,
quarterly statements of amounts becoming due for garbage collection
service shall be payable in advance at the office of the City Treasurer;
and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in all cases of default in such payment
in advance of garbage collection service fee, such collection service
shall be terminated on the last day for which quarterly service has been
paid.
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Moved by Councilman
Klostermeyer
Bis hop
Seconded by Councilman
Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson, Bishop, Kinman, Di~r, Klostermeyer
"No": None
Motion carried this
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~REAS, the Federal Aviation Agency for the United States of
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WHEREAS, this Council is informed that such amendment has been
cleared with the Department of Aeronautics, State of Nebraska, and
the U.S. Air Force,
BE IT RESOLVED that the President of the Council be, and hereby
is, authorized for and on behalf of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
to execute Supplement No.1, to Contract No. FA65CE-3292, dated September
8, 1964, to amend the same as follows:
" * * to delete lines 3 and 4 of the legal description of Tract
II and substitute in lieu thereof, the following:
From the NW corner of said Section 2, go S 00-17'-55" W
1811.4 feet to a point; thence S 880_27' E 529 feet to
the point of beginning of the tract of land to be described;
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shall remain the same. Supplement No. 1 shall become effective
October 15, 1964."
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Motion made by Councilman Klostermeyer
Seconded by Councilman
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Roll call vote: "Yes": Pet,erson, Kinman, Bishop, ilostermeyer, Ditte~
"No": None
Motion carried this second day of November, 1964.
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Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
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SUBJECT: Purchase of Transformers and stock items for
Electric Utility
Gentlemen:
I'm hereby requesting your 1'avorable consideration of
a Resolution which has been prepared for your consideration
at the next Regular Council Meeting, along with a Notice To
Bidders and Specifications for 3-500Kva transformers for
Swift & Co. Electric Service and also for 3-167Kva transfomers
for the new Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. Service plus 38
Connectors and 50 Lightning Arrestors for stock.
The Resolution has been prepared for the taking of bids
on Monday evenIng, November 16, 1964~
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'WHEREAS, Plans and specifications as approved by the City Engineer
have been prepared by the utilities Department for purchase of transformers
and related items;
W1IEREAS, the purchase of such equipment by the utilities Department
is necessary to the proper functioning of such department;
'WHEREAS, such plans and specifications and the estimated cost of
$ 11,200.00 have been duly examined, and such estimated costs do not exceed
the funds available for such purchase;
NOW, THEHEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL 01<" THE CITY OF
GRAND ISlAND, NEBRASKA:
1. 'rhe plans, specifications, and estimates for purchase of trans-
formers and related items, as approved by the City Engineer, be,
and the same hereby are approved;
2. The purchase of such equipment is necessary for the operations
of such Utilities Department;
3. The City Clerk be, and hereby is, directed to advertise for
bids for purchase of such equipment;
h. Said bids to be received up to 7:30 P.H., Central Standard Time,
on Monday, November 16, 1964, and to be opened at the regular
meeting of the City Council on said date.
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Roll call vote:
"Yes'!
Peterson, Kinman,-Ditter, Bishop,~'Klostermeyer
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS AND SPECIFICATIONS
Transformers and Related Items for Utilities.p~partmen~
Estimate $ 11,200.0~
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received in the office
of the City Clerk, Grand Island, Nebraska, up to 7:30 o'clock P.M., Central
Standard Time, Monday, November 16, 1964, for furnishing the following items
F'.O.B. Grand Island, Nebraska.
ITEM 1
Three (3) single phase, oil immersed, self-cooled transformers, rated
500 KVA continuous, 65 degree C rise, primary rating of 14,400/24,940
grounded wye volts, secondary rating of 240/480 volts with primary
taps at 13,800/13,200/12,870/ and 12,540 volts. Two high voltage
bushings. G. E. Catalog 8008AE4l88 or equal.
I'l'EM 2
Three (3) single phase, oil immersed, self-cooled transformer rated 167
KVA continuous 65 degree C rise, primary rating of 14,400/24,940
grounded wye volts, secondary rating 120/240 volts with primary taps
at 13,800/13,200/12,870/ 12,540 volts. Two high voltage bushings.
G. E. Catalog 8001AE4183, or e~lal.
ITEM 3
Twenty-four (24) Anderson Brass TtJorks Connectors Catalog No. VL2-89C-H
for parallel 1,000 MCM copper conductor, or equal.
Twenty-four (24) Anderson Brass Works Connectors Catalog No. SWV-lOOB
for single 1,000 MCM copper conductor, or equal.
ITEM 4
FiftY-'(50) Ohio Brass, 12 Kv Arrestors, No. 210105-7315 or General
Electric, 12 KV arrestors No. 9I.A22A71.
Transformers shall conform to all the requirements of the latest applicable
editions of ASA and EEI-NEMA Standards for Distribution Transformers.
Bidders may submit a proposal for each item separately, a lump sum bid
for all items, or a bid for any combination of items.
Each bidder shall submit with his bid a certified check, payable to the
City Treasurer of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, the amount of which
shall be not less than 5% of the bid pri.ce, and shall guarantee good faith
on the part of the bidders, and the entering into contract within fifteen
(15) days at the price bid, if accepted by the Purchaser.
Bids will be evaluated by the Purchaser, based on quality, economy of
operation, experience of the Manufacturer, availab:ility of service for
repair and maintenance, and adaptability of the particular equipment to the
specific use intended. The purchaser reserves the right to select the
equipment which best suits its needs whether the price is the lowest or
not, and also reserves the right to reject all bids or waive informalities.
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Each bidder shall state the date of delivery and shall furnish complete
information and specifications for the equipment proposed. Bids without
detailed specifications, necessary for bid evaluation, will be rejected.
By order of the city of Grand Island, Nebraska, November 2, 1964.
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October 26, 1964
Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
SUBJECT: Filing documents with the Nebraska Power Review Board
Gentlemen:
Mr. F. E. Phelps has advised me that the Nebraska ~ower
Review Board has requested that there be filed with them a duly
authentie instrument designating the official of the City of
Grand Island who is authorized to sign papers such as application,
waivers and consents, retail service ~rea agreements and other
official papers to be filed with and considered by such board.
At a meeting of the Grand Island Uity Council on the 7th day of
August 1963, they designated that Frank E. ~helps, Utilities
Commissioner; Warren B. Geil, Mayor; and Franklin L. ~ierce,
City Attorney as alternates to the Utility Commissioner be and
hereby were authorized and appointed and empowered to sign papers,
such as application, waivers and consents, retail service area
agreements, etc.. Mr. ~helps has called this to my attention
and has suggested that since we have had the change of government,
that you gentlemen be asked to change the official designation to:
He suggests Frank Phelps, Utilities Commissioner; John Carpenter,
City Manager; and Franklin L. ~ierce, City Attorney. I would
suggest that since the form of government sets the City Manager
as the Chief Administrative agent for the City that such documents
should be first considered for signature by the City Manager, then
by the Utilities Commissioner and Franklin Pierce as alternates.
I am asking the City Attorney to draft a Resolution setting it out
in this manner to be submitted for your next Couneil Meeting. The
City Clerk would then be requested to advise the Nebraska Power
Review Board of the action taken. His correspondence should be
directed to Mr. Dan S. Jones, Jr. Secretary, Nebraska Power Review
Board, state House, Lincoln, Nebraska~
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WHEREAS, on August 7, 1963, the Mayor and Council passed
and approved a Resolution appointing and empowering "Frank E.
Phelps, Utilities Commissioner, and Warren B. Geil, Mayor and
Franklin L. Berce, City Attorney, as alternates to such
Utilities Commissioner" to sign applications, waivers and
consents, retail service area agreements, and other official
papers for filing with and consideration by the Nebraska
Power Review Board, acting pursuant to Legislative Bill 220;
WHEREAS, on April 13, 1964, the City Manager Plan of
government became effective for the City of Grand Island,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
1. That such appointment of Warren B. Geil, Mayor, be,
and hereby is, revoked;
2. That John M. Carpenter, City Manager, and Frank E.
Phelps, Utilities Commissioner, and Franklin L. Pierce, City
Attorney, as he may request, be, and they hereby are, authorized
and appointed and empowered to sign papers such as applications,
waivers and consents, retail service area agreements, and other
official papers for filing with and consideration by the
Nebraska Power Review Board, acting pursuant to Chapter 397,
Laws of Nebraska, as enacted by the Seventy-third Legislature
of the State of Nebraska; and,
That the City Clerk is hereby directed to transmit an
authenticated copy or copies of this resolution to the Nebraska
Power Review Board, Dan S. Jones, Jr., Secretary, State House
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Moved by Councilman
Seconded by Councilman
Klostermeyer
BishOp
Roll call vote: "Yes": Peter~on, Bishop, Ditter, Ki nman, Klo.,;t~'rr'mt'lfy(j:r
"No" : None
Motion carried this
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Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
SUBJECT: Legislative activity during the 1965 Legislative
Session
Gentlemen:
Since the Legislature of Nebraska will be convening soon
after the first of the year in 1965, it is suggested that you
authorize and direct that the Uity Manager and other employees
including department heads, members of the legal staf~ partici-
pate in the Legislative activities in the best interests of the
City of Grand Island. Expenses incurred in such activity will
necessarily have to be approved by you.
It is also anticipated that bills of particular interest
in which the City employees will be working with the Legislature
will be called to your attention so that you will be fully in-
formed on the type of activity in which City employees are in-
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WHEREAS, the Seventy-fifth Session of the Legislature of the
State of Nebraska will convene in the City of Lincoln, Nebraska,
on Friday, January 1, 1965;
WHEREAS, legislative bills affecting the City of Grand Island
may be expected to be introduced at such 1965 Legislative Session,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
1. That John M. Carpenter, City Manager, and such department
heads, members of the legal staff, and other employees as he may
designate, be, and they hereby are, authorized and empowered to
represent the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, before committees and
as may be otherwise appropriate at and during the Seventy-fifth
Session of the Legislature of the State of Nebraska, with regard to
legislation proposed pertaining to the governmental, corporate, and
proprietary powers and functions of such City; and
2. That such John M. Carpenter, as City Manager, be, and hereby
is, authorized and empowered to obligate the City for payment of
reasonable travel, food, and lodging expenses of City personnel in
representing the City of Grand Island at such Legislative Session.
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Kinman
Motion by Councilman
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Seconded by Councilman
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Roll call vote: ltYeslt: p"'t.r-o....S(W,.) JC;J::l1:V~n' Bitt.er, BjshQp. KJostermeyer
"No":
None
Motion carried this second day of November, 1964.
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October 29, 1964
Honorable uity Gouncil
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
SUBJECT: Extension Rlder--U.~. Railroad Electric Light
and Power Service
Gentlemen:
The Union Pacific Railroad Company has presented a
~roposed Extension Rider, CD 24327, to an original agreement
dated November 4, 1939, for your consideration. The current
Extension Rider expires on December 31, 1964. The ~roposed
Extension will have an expiration date of December 31, 1966.
This Agreement sets forth the rates to be charged for
electrical energy for light and power uses by the railroad
for all electric service furnished by our electric utility.
It is recommended that you approve the Resolution au-
thorizing the President of the Council to execute the Rider
on behalf' of' the Uity.
Very truly yours,
J. M. Carpenter
City Manager
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WHEREAS, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to the CITY
OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending to and including
December 31, 1966, the term of contract dated No~ber 4, 1939, covering the
furnishing and delivery of electric light and power service by the City to
the Railroad Company at Grand Island, Nebraska; said agreement being identified
as Railroad Company's C.D. No. 24327-S; and
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed
agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of
Grand Island, state of Nebraska, will be subserved by the acceptance of
said agreement;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union Pacific Railroad
Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted in behalf of said
City;
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and
directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that the
City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and directed to attest said
agreement and to attach to each duplicate original of said agreement a
certified copy of this resolution.
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Moved by Councilman
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Seconded by Councilman
Kinman
Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson, Kinman, Ditter, Bishop, Klostermeyer ,
"No": None
Motion carried this second day of November, 1964.
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by law, such per diem allowance as the mayor and city council shall fix
by resolution, for each day's service as supervisor of registration, or
as clerk of supervisors of registration, or for any services herein
required to be performed by him. The compensation shall be allowed and
paid upon a certificate of such clerk as to the number of days of such
extraordinary service.";
BE IT RESOLVED THAT the sum of
Dollars ($ 5.00
five dollars
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City Clerk, for services performed by him as supervisor of voter regis-
tration; provided, such per diem allowance shall not be payable for more
than thirty days.
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Kinman
Motion by Councilman
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Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
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Motion carried this second day of November, 1964.
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Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
SUBJECT: Request to establish "No .Parking ZoneH at Jefferson
School
Gentlemen:
At your request a survey has been continued on the other
school house locations in Grand Island to determine whether or
not additional parking restrictions could be put into effect to
improve the safety conditions surrounding the bicycle entrances
and exits from the school owned properties.
As a result of the survey, it is recommended that the parking
be eliminated on the east side of North Jefferson street from 7th
Street to 8th street.
On the presumption that this would meet with your approval,
I have asked that the Attorney's Office draft a Resolution for
your consideration at the November 2nd Council Meeting.
Very truly yours,
J. M. Carpenter
City Manager
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WHEREAS, Section 20-107, Grand Island City Code, pro-
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limit for the parking and stopping of vehicles in any street,
stall, or district designated in such resolution;
WHEREAS, the safety of school children attending Jefferson
School who ride bicycles on to and from the grounds of such
school is endangered by parking of vehicles along the east
side of North Jefferson Street adjacent to such school
grounds;
BE IT RESOLVED that parking on the east side of North
Jefferson Street from 7th Street to 8th Street, be, and here-
by is, prohibited from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. on Mondays
through Fridays, except on holidays, from the date of adop-
tion of this resolution to June 15, 1965, and thereafter
from September 1 of each year to June 15 of each successive
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to be placed and installed by the Traffic Division, designat-
ing such prohibition of parking between the points on the east
side of North Jefferson Street as hereinbefore specified.
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Seconded by Councilman
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Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson, Kinman~ Ditter. Bishoh-KlostermeYEir
"No":
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The attached communication was read by J. M. Carpenter relative to machine accounting.
Motion by Kinman, second by Ditter, that the City Manager be authorized to enter a
service agreement with the First National Bank for Billing to Sanitation custcners
and the writing of Payroll checks for the City. Passed. (Exhibit; nr.;p)
Resolutions regarding foreclosure action adoDted as follows:
Against Zenon Rivera, Jr. (Exhibit 11011)
Aga~nst C. \v. and ~arah Guy. (E~~~~b~: "1'::))
AgaJ.nst Robert EnnJ.s. (E:X,...1.1L..,
Letter from Homer L. Elrod, 421 N. Pine, requesting a two hour parking zone on North
East one half of 400 block on North Pine. On motion by Ditter, second by Kinman,
matter was referred to City Manager.
ORDINANCE NO. 4172 - Amending Chapter 5 of City Code; amending Section 5-1
thereof to limit its application to Articles I and II; adding thereto a new article
numbered III entitled "Dog Licensingtl. Councilman Kinman moved that Ordinance No.4l72
be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Ditter seconded. Roll Call Vote.
Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. Carried. Ordinance
No. 4172 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4172 - Councilman Kinman moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4172 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4172 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4172 - Councilman Kinman moved that the statutory rule requJ.rJ.ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4166 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4172 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4172 - Councilman Kinman moved that Ordinance No. 4172 be placed
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4172 on final
passage to be finally passed.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4173 - Amending Article II of Chapter 15 of City COde, entitled
"Garbage, Re.fuse, Waste and Weeds" by repealing Sec. 15-32 thereof. Councilman Ditter
moved that Ordinance No. 4173 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Bishop
seconded. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No
None. Carried. Ordinance No. 4173 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4173 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4173 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll C"ll Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4173 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4173 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be .fully and distinctly read on three di.f.ferent days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4173 be placed on third reading by title only.' Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4173 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4173 - Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4173 be placed on
final passage and finally passed. Second by Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: THe
motion having been concurred in by three fourths o.f all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4173 on final
passage to be finally passed.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4174 - Pertaining to rezoning Block 1 o.f Nelson Second Subdivision,
Sections 19 and 20-11-9 from Residence "A" to "Industrial". Councilman Klostermeyer
moved that Ordinance No. 4174 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Bishop
seconded. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No
None. Carried. Ordinance No. 4174 read at length.
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October 29, 1964
Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
SUBJECT: Machine Accounting and Check Writing
Gentlemen:
Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Minor have been investigating the
possibilities of equipment to be used in the operations of the
Treasurer's Office and the City Clerk's Office. The first step
in using machines from our present methods should be in the mat-
ter of writing payroll checks. This is concurred then by those
two gentlemen and me. After looking at the various pieces of
equipment on the market and looking also at the overall ~icture
of the municipal needs for not only the check writing for payroll,
but for writing the checks on City Claims, for the addressing and
billing of Sanitation Department needs, for the possible future
addressing and billing of utility accounts, and for the bookkeeping
processes for the entire municipality, it would appear that we
should be heading in the general direction of Electronic Data ~ro-
cessing.
The First National Bank of Grand Island has I.B.M. equipment
which it would propose to use in the computing and the writing of
the payroll checks for the municipal employees and based on the
'present numbers of payroll checks written by the City, it would
propose to establish a charge of $116.00 per month. It is esti-
mated that our present costs are running approximately ~120.00 per
month plus about ~400.00 a year to keep the earnings records up-to-
date and to make out the Quarterly and Yearly Reports required by
the Federal Government and for furnishing information to our em-
ployees.
The Three of us would like to recommend that Council approve
the entering into a Service Agreement between the City of Grand
Island and the First National Bank for the I.B.M. service of
writing payroll checks to be made effective January 1, 1965.
It is also recommended that the billings for the Sanitation
customers, served by the City's equipment (both residential and
commercial) be billed by the I.B.M. equipment with the service
of being performed by the First National Bank on December 1, 1964,
or at such date after that, that it is possible to begin such
service. In addition it is recommended that the Treasurer's Office
be the collecting agency for these billings.
truly yours,
M~ f ::i.
J. M. c..~er
City Manager
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WHEREAS, on December 18, 1962, the County of Hall filed
a tax foreclosure action in District Court of said County
entitled County of Hall vs. Zenon Rivera Jr. et. al., and
WHEREAS, the following described properties were in-
volved in said foreclosure action:
Lot Eight (8), Block Fifteen (15), Boggs and
Hill's Addition to the City of Grand Island,
Hall County, Nebraska
Lot Nine (9), Block Forty (40), Wasmer's Addition
to Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, and its
comple:ment, Lot Nine (9), Block Forty (40) ,Wasmer's
Second Addition
Lot One Hundred Three (103), Hawthorne Place, an
Addition to the City of Grand Island, Hall County,
Nebraska
WHEREAS, the properties herein described have been sold
under an Order of the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska,
and the liens the City of Grand Island had in said lots have
been foreclosed, and
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island received from the
Sheriff's sales in such foreclosure in the District Court
no moneys to be applied toward the special assessments listed
above and there will be no other recovery out of enforcement
by Sheriff's sale of the several decrees of foreclosure in
such tax foreclosure action;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that such several tax
and assessment liens have been completely exhausted by fore-
closure proceedings and no longer constitute a lien upon
such several tracts and are uncollectable and the following
identified special assessments with interest thereon after
February 4, 1963, be and the same hereby are, ordered deleted
and removed from the tax records of the City of Grand Island;
to-wit:
Lot Eight (8), Block Fifteen (15), Boggs and
Hill's Addition
$227.68
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Lot Nine (9), Block Forty (40), Wasmer's
Addition an <;1 Wasmer's Second Addition
$120.85
Lot One Hundred Three (103), Hawthorne
Place
$ 79.30
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Treasurer, Herbert
T. Sullivan, be, and he is hereby directed and authorized
to delete the special assessments hereinbefore described
fromthe tax. records of the City of Grand Island in his
office; and, that the City Clerk forward a certified copy
of this resolution to the said City Treasurer, Herbert T.
Sullivan.
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Moved by Councilman
Kinman
that this
resolution be adopted.
Klostermeyer
Seconded by Councilman
Roll call vote: "Yes":
Peterson, Kinman, Ditter, Boshop, Klostermeyer
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"No":
None
Motion carried this
2nd
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WHEREAS, on August 21, 1962, the County of Hall filed
a tax foreclosure action in the District Court of said County
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entitled County of Hall vs. Charles William Guy and Sarah
Elizabeth Guy, his wife, et. al., and
WHEREAS, the following described properties were involved
in said foreclosure action:
The North Thirty and One-fourth feet (N30~'), Lot
Fourteen (14), Block Eleven (11), College Addition
to West Lawn, in Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska
Lot Nine (9), Block Fifteen (15), University Place,
an addition to Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska
WHEREAS, the properties herein described have been sold
under an Order of the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska,
and the liens the City of Grand Island had in said lots have
been foreclosed, and
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island received from the
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Sheriff's sales in such foreclosure in the District Court no
moneys to be applied toward the special assessments listed
above and there will be no other recovery out of enforcement
by Sheriff's sale of fiE several decrees of foreclosure in
such tax foreclosure action;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that such several tax
and assessment liens have been completely exhausted by
foreclosure proceedings and no longer constitute a lien upon
such several tracts and are uncollectable and the following
identified special asses-sments with interest thereon after
September 24, 1962, be and the same hereby are, ordered deleted
ail removed from the tax records of the City of Grand Island;
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to-wit:
The North Thirty and One-fourth fee't (N30~f),
Lot Fourteen (14), Block Eleven (11), College
Addition to West Lawn
$133.09
Lot Nine (9), Block Fifteen (15), University
Place Addition
$134.77
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Treasurer, Herbert
T. Sullivan, be, and he is hereby directed and authorized
to delete the special assessments hereinbefore described
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from the tax records of the City of Grand Island in his
office; and, that the City Clerk forward a certified copy
of this resolution to the said City Treasurer, Herbert T.
Sullivan.
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Moved by Councilman
resolution be adopted.
Seconded by Councilman
Bishop)
that this
Klostermeyer
Roll call vote: "Yes":
"No":
P9t~l'&9R" Kinman, Dittor, BiBftOr>, Kl&8ttn'lleyer
None
Motion carried this
2nd
day of
Nov. ~, 1964.
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RE;SOLUTIQN
WHEREAS, on August 21, 1962, the County of Hall filed
a tax foreclosure action in the District Court of said County
entitled County of Hall vs. Robert Ennis, et. al., and
WHEREAS, the following described properties were in-
volved in said foreclosure action:
Lot Eleven (11), Block Fifteen (15), University
Place, an addition to the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska
Lot Seven (7), Block One Hundred Thirty-four
(134), Union Pacific Railway Company's Second
Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
Lot Three (3), Block Twenty-four (24), Packer
and Barr's Second Addition to the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska
Lot Four (4), Block Twenty-four (24), Packer
and Barr's Second Addition to the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska
Lot Six (6), Block Twenty-four (24), Packer and
Barr's Second Addition to the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska
Lot Seven (7), Block Twenty-four (24), Packer and
Barr's Second Addition to the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska
WHEREAS, the properties herein described have been sold
under the Order of the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska
and the liens the City of Grand Island had in said lots have
been foreclosed, and
'WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island received from the
Sheriff's sales in such foreclosure in the District Court the
sum of Seventy- seven Dollars and Seventy-ejJ.gt Cents ($ 77.78)
to be applied in satisfaction of the decree of foreclosure of
assessments on Lot Eleven (11), Block Fifteen (15), University
Place, an addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
and there has been and will be no other recovery out of en-
forcement by Sheriff's sale of the several decrees of fore-
closure in such tax foreclosure action;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that such several tax
and assessment liens have been completely exhausted by fore-
closure proceedings and no longer constitute a lien upon such
several tracts and are uncollectable and the following identified
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special assessments with interest thereon after Septembl?r 17,
1962, be and the same hereby are, ordered deleted and removed
from the tax. records of the City of Grand Island; to-wit:
Lot Eleven (11), Block Fifteen (15), University
Place Addition
$218.59
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Lot Seven (7), Block One Hundred Thirty-four
(134), Union Pacific Railway Company's Second
Addition
$695.87
Lot Three (3), Block Twenty-four (24), Packer
and Barr's Second Addition
$240.01
Lot Four (4), Block Twenty-four (24), Packer
and Barr's Second Addition
$240.01
Lot Six (6), Block Twenty-four (24), Packer and
Barr's Second Addition
$134.60
Lot Seven (7), Block Twenty-four (24), Packer
and Barr's Second Addition
$134.60
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Treasurer, Herbert
T. Sullivan, be, and he is hereby directed and authorized to
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delete the special assessments hereinbefore described from
the tax records of the City of Grand Island in his office;
and, that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this
resolution to the said City Treasurer, Herbert T. Sullivan.
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Kinman
Moved by Councilman
that this
resolution be adopted.
Seconded by Councilman
BishoD
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Roll call vote: "Yes": PetereOrl, ;Kinman, ~Shg,lh Ditter~ Klostermey~r
"No":
NOlJ.e
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Motion carried this
day of
Nov.
1964.
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(.'aalJDS !! :!:. November ~
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Managers Office
Treasurer's Office
. t. Orin Contryman & Associates
Clerk's Office
I t. Prentice-Hall, Inc.
2. R. E. Murphy Company
Annual Audit
Data Proc. Mach.
Mimeograph Paper
Attorne7' s Office
1. Matthew 13ender & Company
2. West Publishing Company
Law Books
Law Books
City- Planning Commission
Health Department
1. Kaufman's
2. Wm. F. Patterson
3. Grand Island Typewriter Co.
4. Grand Island Typewriter Co.
S. Crosby Surgical
6. Rexall D:n.lg Store
7. Superintendent of Documents
Towels
Nurses Insurance
2 Chairs
Office Supplies
Application sticks
Bottles
Coupons
Civil Service
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Building ~ent
~. Swan's ture
Rollers for maps
Sanitation D~artment
1. Sorensen s -
2. Lincoln Equipment CompalV
3. Derksen Sales
4. 'Northwestern Public Service
5. R. E. Murphy Company
6. Red Rooster Sales Compal\Y
Repaint Truck
Seals, pins, etc.
Tossits
Natural Gas
Mimeograph paper
Battery
Park Fund (General)
r;-Sherwin-\<tilliams
2. Johnson Cashway Lumber Company
3. Northwestern Public Service
Paint
Lumber
Natural Gas
Park Fund (Swimming Pool)
r:-R:. E. ffilrphY Co~
2. Northwestern Public Service Company
3. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
, Mimeograph Paper
Natural Gas
Telephone Service
Park Fund (Recreation)
11. R. E. MurplTy Company
.' Park Fund (Ryder)
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Mimeograph Paper
$3,068.50
6.99
7.55
L $14.~
25.00
27.50
$52.~5
10.1t4
18.20
125.68
20 .15
9.00
10.45
11.60
$20!).!)2
$27.00
70.00
53.12
47.01
4.52
4.60
19.95
$199.20
9.00
12.47
li.3?
t32.84
4.60
41.56
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$46.~6
4.60
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1. rancl sland .'1';ypewr1 ter COIIp&JJ;J'
1iles
eSWrJl Sewer, Sanitary Sever ~ Lift Station Maintenance ~
Incidental. ad Miscellaneous
I 1. Orin Contryman & Associates Conferences
2. Office FqJ.i];aent COl1p8ll7 Senate Pads, ete.
3. R. E. Murphy Comp8ll7 JIIim.eograph Paper
4. Richard Huber Conferences
~~ H&1.1 Maiatem.nce
r:;-'xeny: Supp~ dolRp~
2. J. M. LiRgeman Compan;y-
3. Ull"T-'1'al'bert COIIp8D;Y'
4. 'ertnester>>. Bell Telephone Company
Building repairs
Filters
Clorox, etc.
Telephone Service
stred:! lllU PaTing Departaent
1. cago er C..paJJ;y
2. lorthwestem Pablic Service
Lumber
Natural Gas
iity ShoJ GiiS
. Gra. ~s Typewriter Company-
2. R. E. Murphy Company
3. Northwestern Public Service
4. Texaco, Inc.
Office Supplies
Mimeograph Paper
Natural Gas
Gasolille
I orr Street Parldng
Old Sewer Plant Fund "E"
r:- nrKiha SuearSenic.
2. Kraft Floor & Janitor Supplies
3. Johnson Cashway Lumber Company
4. Kelly Supply Company
5. Carlson Lock & Gun
6. Northwestern Public Service
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Janitor Supplies
Nails
Pipe, etc.
Cylinder
Natural gas
.!!! Sewer System Construction Fund ~
Sewer Revenue Construction Account "G"
1. Black & ~eatch
2. Black & Veatch
Consul ting Fng.
. Consul ting Eng.
Sewer Reyenue Fund "H"
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Police Fund
1. Ealtiiii Kodak Stores
2. Sidles Compan;y
3. Eastman Kodak Stores
4. Hornady Bullet Manufacturing Co.
5. R. E. Murphy CompaD1"
6. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
7. Law Enforcement Equipment Co.
Verifax Matrix
Flashlight batteries
Photo equipment
A1IInunition
Mimeograph Paper
Telephone Service
Siren
$16.20
7
195.00
28.89
25.23
383.75
$63~.b'
6.21
27.22
12.79
4.05
_ 50.27
'.98
4.52
$lk.$b
21.15
4.60
19.30
li070.54
,115.59
46.50
9.00
55.88
130.49
5.00
71.99
$318.66
70,012.06
2,260.64
$72,2~2.1b
6.51
6.24
71.25
52.50
15.10
59.65
99.50
$ 310.1;
,. Polic. ~ (APi.., Varden)
Police Fund (Police Court)
. Police Fund (Parldng Meters)
lev S~1 t.ar.r Sewera (Lift Stations ~ Mains "O"J
I -r:- CBItQ"lfaIlroad
Cemeter.y Funi
1. Borthwestern Bell Telephone ColllpaD1
Fire Fu:ml
-r:--.r:-r Linge:ma.n Compan;r
2. Rapid Fila Service
J. Mettenbrink Oil Company
4. Haile Welding CoDlpalV
5. O'Hara Plumbing
6. Reitan's, Inc.
7. lforth_stern Public Service
6. Northwestern Ben Telephone COIlpal\Y
~ Municipal ~
Civil Defense Fuld
Airport car. Fund
I. :9Utter-Butl'Oods
2. Skag-Wq
J. Fairacres Dairy Farms
I 4. Sani tary Towel & Laundry
5. Grand Islam Bottling Compan;r
6. P &. G Poultry
7. Harold Luebbe
8. Harold Luebbe
,. lehi Bottling Company
10. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
11. Northwestern Publio SeMice
12. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
13 . Randy's
14. Brown Fruit Co-.P8Il7
15. Sanitary Towel & Laundry
~rt Fund
. temkelffl Company
2. Kelly SuppJar Compuy
3. R. E. Murphy Company
4. ThoJl1llen Auto Supply
5. Grand Island Tire Sales
6. Northwestern Publio Service
7. lorthwestern Bell Telephone
Light Department
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Wax-
Soda and Acid
Gasoline
OJtygen
Air Vent
Wiring
Natural Gas
Telephone Service
Groceries
Groceries
Groceries
Laundry Service
Pep
Chickens
Eggs
Eggs
Pop
Pop
Natural Gas
Telephone Servioe
Meat
Groceries
Laundry
Gasoline
Bushings
Mimeograph Paper
Spark plugs, etc.
Tires, tubes, etc.
Natural Gas
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9.19
4.50
100.00
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18.00
9.34
2k.10
106.80
$ 277.4~
45.00
91.64
197.10
1l.69
14.20
84.3,
31.50
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7.00
2,.50
19.54
16.45
47.55
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18.75
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199.52
5.87
4.60
79.60
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33.45
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ORDINANCE NO. 4174 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4174 be placed on second reading by title only.
Second by Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory
rules having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4174 read by title
only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4174 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4174 be placed on third reading by title only.
Second by Bishop. Roll Cll Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory
rule having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4174 read by title
only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4174 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4174 be
placed on final passage and finally passed. Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4174 on final
passage to be finally passed.
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The President asked if there were topics to be discussed by the Councilor from the
audience. Mr. Bishop discussed the need for maintenance of some of the City's stop
signs. Mr. Carpenter stated that he felt the City should be/a 5 year replacement
program on its signs. on
Dean
Mr. Carpenter mentioned a phone call from an Artist by the name oijl'fhienelwho wished
to use a sidewalk sign advertising an art show which he wished to hold in the Overland
National Bank Community room so that people might view his paintings. On motion by
Ditter, second by Klostermeyer, the Council recommended that the request be denied
if the exhibit is actually a sale. If only an exhibit, then the City Manager handle
as he sees fit. Passed.
CLAIMS for November 2nd, 1964, presented as follows:
General $ 4,067.40
Airport 448.40
Cetfe 796.78
Sanitation 199.20
Street 14.50,
Pa.rk 84.10
Police 310.75
Fire 277.43
Cemetery 18.80
Sewer "E" 318.86
Lift Station flC" 50.00
Sewer Revenue G-4 72,272.70
Garage 1,115.59
Water 7,097.63
Light 43,672.38
$130,744.52
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as presented by the City
Clerk be a.llowed and listed in the Claim Register.
Respectfully submitted,
sf John M. Carpenter, City Manager
Kinman moved, second by Ditter that claims as presented by the City Clerk be allowed
and listed in Claim Register as recommended by the City Manager. Roll Call Vote.
Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None.
Council adjourned at 9:45 P.M.
J. F. Minor
City Clerk
November 2nd, 1964
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November 16, 1964
Session opened with prayer by Rev. Volney Lofgreen, First Christian Church.
Roll Call - 7:30 - All Councilmen present.
The President asked if anyone in the audience wished the Minutes of the last Council
Session read. There being none, Kinman moved, second by Ditter, that the reading of
the M~nutes of the November 2nd, 1964 Session be suspended. Passed.
Letter read from Rev. E. R. Schwab requesting permission to use loud speakers mounted
on cars for the pl~ing of Christmas Carols for first three weeks in December between
hours of 6 P.M. and 8:30 P.M. On motion of Ditter, second by Bishop, permission was
granted.
Letter read from Richard Erickson, United Congregational Church, asking permission to
extend curbing and curb sidewalk starting at finish of present curb and walk at Oak
and Bismark and extending same to the south 128 feet which is approximately 5 feet in
line south of the new unit for the Congregational Church on Oak Street. Mr. Rystrom
discussed City policy of granting permission for full block only or the completion of
a block.. Klostermeyer moved, second by Kinman that the church consider installing
the curb, gutter and sidewalk for entire length of block. If they wish to do this,
then City Manager to give the church approval. Carried.
Letter received from Red Cross asking permission to use the Jaycee Sound truck for
first two days of the Red Cross Bloodmobile for one hour each day, November l8fu and
19fu, 1964. On motion by Klostermeyer, second by Bishop, permission was granted.
Letter received from Overland National Bank requesting permission to pave alley at
south side of Lot one, Block 107, R.R. Addition or south of the Bank's New Drive In
Facility. It was their intention to use asphaltic concrete. Letter from Roy Kranz,
the abutting property owner was attached to request giving his permission to the
paving desired. City Engineer Bystrom and Mr. Carpenter in discussing the request
pointed out that in the past the Council had required Portland cement concrete. Motior
by Ditter, second by Kinman that permission be granted if Portland cement concrete is
used. Passed.
Bonds of Pearson Electric, Kearney; and Llfnch Outdoor Advertising Compar~, presented.
On motion of Klostermeyer, second by Bishop, Bonds were approved.
Occupation Tax Reports of Northwestern Bell Telephone Company, Western Union Telegraph
Company, and Northwestern Public Service Company, received and placed on file.
The following letter from Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. E. Egging was received:
We hereby request that the Sewer District extending from Blessed Sacrament property
southward across State Street, across 17th Street, and extending to the alley south of
17th Street, be taken over by the City.
This is a Sewer District wholly paid for by Blessed Sacrament Church, but in effect is
a public facility. On motion by Kinman, second by Ditter, the letter was referred to
the City Manager for his recommendation.
Bids on transformers
Tabulation attached.
On motion of Kinman,
Commissioner for his
and related items for the Utility Department were opened and read
(Exhibit "A")
second by Bishop, the bids were referred to the Utilities
consideration and recommendation.
Minutes of the Planning Commission Session of November 9fu, 1964 presented. On motion
byKinman, second by Klostermeyer, the Minutes were referred to the City Manager.
(Exhibit "B")
Resolution relative to rental of postage meter head. (Exhibit "C")
Resolution relative to designating the south side of West 4th Street from Lincoln Ave.
to Washington Street as "No Parking Area II , (Dxhibit "D")
Mr. Carpenter discussed the parking problem on Fourth Street and Pine Street, Copies
of petitions and letters received regarding this subject attached. (Lxh:ibH "E")
Mr. O. E. Wilson who signed one of the letters appeared in person in favor of Tandem
parking on north side of Fourth Street from Pine to Kimball Street leaving the south
side diagonal. His statements were supported by the petition from 4th Street business-
men. Pine Street business firms preferred that the west side of Pine Street from
U.P. tracks to 6th Street be designated tandem with East side remaining diagonal.
Ki~an moved, second by Ditter that consideration be given the proposals made by the
business men and that Mr. Carpenter be instructed to have a resolution drawn for next
Council Session covering the cllanges desired on Fourth Street and Pine Street. Carried
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Exhibit IIJ3"
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
9 November 1964
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Present: Thomazin, Walters, Mrs. Eaton, Lacy,
McCarthy, Cone, Meedel, Crozier
Absent: Allen
Others Present: Rystrom, Butts, Jamson, Cunningham,
K. Skeels, Mr. & Mrs. Kroeker, E.
Claussen, Knotts, Buechler.
1. Moved by McCarthy that we dispense with read-
ing of the minutes of previous meeting and approve same
as they were distributed and printed. Seconded by Lacy.
Motion carried.
2. Moved by McCarthy that the City Clerk notify
the adjoining property owners in the Geer Subdivision,
within one block area, as to what the Roush Mobile Homes
is contemplating, and to have a discussion at the next
meeting on November 23, 1964. Seconded by Meedel. Mot~on
carried.
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3. Moved by McCarthy that the survey for rezoning
of Giesenhagen & Mehring plat from Residential "A" to
Industrial, west of the Highway 281 and south of the
Union Pacific Railroad, and the City EngineerOs report be
approved. Seconded by Mrs. Eaton. Motion carried.
4. McCarthy moved to accept the plat of Knotts Sub-
division showing Knott Street open to the west and Lake
Street open to the west. Proof of dedication of Lake Street
through Phillips Subdivision and the covenants for Knotts
Subdivision to be presented at the November 2), 1964, Plan-
ning Commission Meeting.
5. Moved by Lacy that the request of Lacy Building .
& Supply to rezone several areas to Industrial be tabled.
Seconded by Thomazin. Motion carried.
6. Mr. Nick Jamson presented the plat sketch with a
letter dated in June, 196), regarding Jack & Jill locatio'n
on Broadwell, Blocks 5 and 8 of Home Subdivision, for re-
zoning to Business A. Mr. Jim Cunningham, Lawyer, will
present the proper request for rezoni'ng at the November
23, 1964, meeting.
ADJOURNED 2:41 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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HAROLD CONE, Secretary
BY Sandi S. Kuck
HWC/ssk
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Exhibi t tletl ''j f '
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RES 0 1: UTI 0 N
WHEREAS, the City Manager of the City of Grand Island,
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Nebraska, has recommended that for efficiency and economy of
operation in the posting of City business mail, a postage
mailing machine should be used; and
WHEREAS, the Utilities Department of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, has available a postage mailing machine
which can be used for the posting of City business mail pro-
vided that a separate meter head be used when City business
mail is posted; and
WHEREAS, City officials have negotiated the terms of
a proposed contract with a representative of Pitney-Bowes,
Inc., Stamford, Connecticut, for the rental of a postage
meter head, which proposed contract has been approved by
the City Attorney; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of
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the City of Grand Island would be served by entering into
said contract, a photocopy of which is attached hereto and
marked as Exhibit "A";
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKAt
That the contract for the rental of a postage meter head
as per the contract marked Exhibit "An be entered into, and
that the City Manager be, and he hereby is, directed and
authorized to execute the contract with Pitney-Bowes, Inc.,
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for the rental of the postage meter head and to pay such
quarterly rental as the con1J:act provides for the duration
of the contract.
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Moved by Councilman
Seconded by Councilman
Ditter
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Kinman
Roll call vote t "Yes:" Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermey~r
"No:"
None
Motion carried this
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day of
Nov.
, 1964.
Exhibit "A"
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NOV.! 6 1964'
/l1Ig'J, bY-REGAL BUSINESS FORMS, INC" BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
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Pitrley-Bovves INC.
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In consideration of the continuous rental of two or more PIT N E Y - BOW E S Meters, used at the same location and all
billed at the same time to a common address, PIT N E Y - BOW E S, Inc., will extend the discounts listed below to
FIRM NAME
Street Address
City
GHOU P A
=-C;ROUP B
'UP C
GROUP D
GROUP E
GROUP F
GROUP G
GROUP H
County
State
, Zip Code
Two or more Pitney. Bowes Postage Meters, Models RF, CV, CVS, J, JD, JDC, 5302, or 5303:
10% of the combined rental of such meters.
Two or more Pitney - Bowes Postage Meters, Models RT, C, CA, CAS, M, HT, HX, 5300,5308,5314, or 5318:
30 % of the combined rental of such meters in excess of $ 39.00 per quarter.
One Group A Postage Meter with one or more Group B Postage Meters:
30% of the rental of such Group B Meters.
Two or more Group A Postage Meters with one or more Group B Postage Meters:
10% of the rental of such Group A Meters and 30% of the rental of such Group B Meters.
Two or more Pitney - Bowes Cigarette Tax Meters Model 8000, HeT, MeT, RTT:
30% of the combined rental of such meters, in excess of $45.00 per quarter.
T'wo or more Pitney - Bowes Tobacco TQX Meters, Model RTT and RFT:
30% of the combined rental of such meters, in excess of $36.00 per quarter.
One or more Group E Pitney - Bowes Cigarette Tax Meters, Model 8000, HCT and MCT with
one or more Group F Pitney - Bowes T obacco Tax Meters, Model RTT and R FT :
30% of the combined rental of such meters, in excess of $45.00 per quarter.
Two or more Pitney - Bowes Special Purpose Meters, Model RFU:
10 % of the combined rental of such meters.
This agreement supersedes all previous MeIer Ronlal Disco"nl All'........."'" or clav..., 01 any prior dale or form, between Pilney - Bawes, Inc. and Ihe
c"OI_, ond i. sulo,,,ct 10 approval by the Campany al its Home Office 01 Stamford, Connecticut.
AIDVED:
BY.
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(FOR HOME OFFICE USE ONLY)
Pitney. Bowes, INC.
Branch Office _
By
jate
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SALESMAN: PLEASE PRINT CUSTOMER'S NAME AND AOORUS,
BE SURE YOU GET THE COMPLETE OFFICIAL COMPANY NAME.
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Gill Pitney-Bowres INC.
~ STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT, U. S. A.
BUSINESS CODES
t\OIJ 1 I) 1964
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I. RIlTAILER
2. WHOLESALER
8. MANUFACTURER 6.
4. NRYICIt IlGTABLlaHMttNT 7.
!I, DANK FINANCIAL 8.
INSURANCE
PRINTERS. PUBLISHERS
INSTITUTION
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GOVltRNMENT
CLUB, A.SN., ORCI.
UTILITY
OTHER
POSTAGE METER RENTAL AGREEMENT
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PITNEY-BOWES, INC., hereinafler referred to as the Company, will lease to the undersigned Mailer one Model
Meter for yearly periods, under the following terms and conditions.
role of
RENTAL Mailer
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advance at quarterly, or initial interim, periods established by the Company against renlol allh.
Rental shal[ be 0 minimum of $
and maximum of $39.00 per quarler
DISCOUNTS. Mailer may take advantage of such di"e>unts os the Company
may regularly establish from time to time for renlal payments yearly in
advance.
TAXES. Any taxes with respeel to the renting and installation of such meter
sholl be paid by the Mailer unless expressly olherwise prescribed by low.
PROVISIONS AS TO USE. By requirement of the Post Office Department,
the meter remains the properly of the Company and is licensed for use only
by the Moiler on Pitney-Bowes Moiling Machines upon issuance of 0 meter
license by the Post Office Deportment. The meler may be used for postage
imprinting and recording purposes only. Tampering with, or mis-use of Ihe
meler is punishable under Postal law, The Mailer agrees to keep an file the
M. Record Book for one year from date of lost entry, and to furnish this
~I or copy of pages of some upon request by the Company.
MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION. The Company will maintain 0
meler of this model in proper mechanical condition, either by repair or reo
placement, and sholl have the right 10 inspect it 01 any lime during Moiler's
business hours, The Moiler agrees to use reasonable core in the handling and
operation of the meter, to run it only at its nermal role of speed, to employ
no special attachments, printing plates or other devices unless approved by
the Company, and to use only the s~.pplies offered by, or meeling Ihe .specifica-
tions of, the Company, Consumable ports, supplies and service requested for
the moiling machine operating the meter, and consumable ports and supplies
requesled for Ihe meler shall be paid far by the Moiler.
Mailer elects to pay
Rttntal yearly in advance
Yes 0
No 0
Minimum 0
Maximum 0
DURA TION OF AGREEMENT. In respect 10 Ihe rental of the meter
specifled herein, Ihis ogreemenl shall remain in force for one year from date
of in,'alla'ion of Ihe meler and thereafler unless and unlil lerminotn os
herein provided, II may be lerminaled 01 Ihe end of Ihe flrsl year by written
nollce by either party 10 the olher provided such nollce be recelvecl at kKut
thirly days prior to Ihe end of Ih.. flrsl year, This agreemenl may be lermlnaMd
Ihereafter on ninely days wrillen notice by either party 10 Ihe olher.
In the event of failure by the Mailer to pay meler renlai when due, Of upOn
demand of the Company, or the issuance of any writ or process in any pro-
ceedings again.t the Moiler, whereby the meter may be levied or olklched,
the Company may terminale this agreement and sholl hove the right 10 enler
upon any premises where the meter may be and repossess it, wilhout legal
process, and in such ever I the Moiler sholl pay, upon demand of the Company,
accrued rental up 10 such dote of repossession,
Upon the termination of this agreemenl Ihe Mailer will deliver the meter
to Ihe Company in good condition excepl for normal wear and tear.
ACCEPTANCE, In respeel to the meter specified herein, this agreemenl
conlains the entire agreemenl of Ihe parties hereto, supersedes any contracl or
agreemenl of prior dale between the undersigned Mailer and PITNEY.BOWES,
Inc., and is subjecl 10 linal acceplance by PITNEY-BOWES, Inc., 01 its Home
Qffice, Stamford, Connecticut. The Mailer acknowledges receipt of CI copy of
this agreement and waives notification of acceptance by Ihe Company.
FIRM NAME
ACCEPTED BY THE MAILER
STREET
DATE
SIGNED BY
TiTlE
COUNTY
CODE
INSTALLATION POINT lond Firm Nome) IF OTHER THAN ABOVE
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STATE
CITY
ZONE
OTHER METERS USED OR REPLACED
AT INSTALLATION POINT
METER
USED
MODEL
MODEl
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PRINT NAME OF SIGNER
CITY
ZONE
BUSINESS r-J KIND
CODE NO, L--J
STREET
MODEL
~CH
CODE
GROUP #
MODEl
MODEl
DISTRICT OFFICE
fOR . BY
HOME OfFICE
USE ONLY
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ACCEPTED FOR PITN~Y.BO"W'Es, Inc., STAMFORD, CONNECTlCU!....____ ___________.
._~ J DATE
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F'Orn~ 400 Mev ~ 6062
NOV 1 6 1964
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Exhibit "Dt!
R!;SOLUTIQN
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WHEREAS, it has been requested that for the safety
of pedestrians and for the proper flow of traffic on
Fourth Street that parking changes should be ma&on
Fourth Street from Lincoln Avenue to Washington Street; and
WHEREAS, the Chief of Police, City Engineer and City
Manager recom~end that such change be made; and
WHEREAS, the City Council may, by resolution, as pro-
vided in the Grand Island City Code, regulate the parking
of vehicles in any street, stall, or district designated
in such resolution;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The south side of West Fourth Street from Lincoln
Avenue to Washington Street be, and hereby is,
designated as a "no parking" district;
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2. The Traffic Division be, and hereby is, ordered
to erect the necessary signs informing the motor-
ing public of such "no parking" district.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager be, and
hereby is, authorized to place this resolution in force
and effect.
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Moved by Councilman
Seconded by Councilman
Bitter
Roll call vote 1 "Yes:" Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, K1osterme;rer
"No:" None
Motion carried this 16
day 0 f
Nov.
, 1964.
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November 11, 1964
Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
SUBJECT: Resolutions on Parking Changes on 4th Street
and Pine Street
Gentlemen:
The letter, a copy which is enclosed, has been
sent to the persons operating businesses and owning
properties abutting Pine Street from the Main Line
of the Railroad north to 6th ~treet, and on 4th street
from Pine street to Kimball. As you can see, we're
advising them of some proposed recommendations for
parking changes thereon. We've also asked that those
who might object to the proposed changes to advise me
prior to Monday, November 16th, in writing, so that
I may be in a position to let you know the general
consensus of feeling about the proposed changes is by
these people.
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A Resolution will be ready for your consideration,
also to eliminate the IS mile per hour speed limit es-
tablished in the 3 Block area along side the YMCA on
West 4th street. It is proposed in this Resolution
also to eliminate the parking in the Block in which the
YMCA building is located on the south side of 4th Street.
Very truly yours,
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c7 ;'. M.- #;~~ter
City Manager
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: Novenaber 9,t964
The City Councilh4s recently been requested to chanae the part...
ing ttme zone on the ~orthhalf of the 400 block on North PIne
Street. In order.tobav. a uniform pattern of parking 1n certain
areas on P1ne Street .nd on Fourth Street, 1tis proposed tbat
the time zone be c.hanged and that the following alteratlonsbe
made: .
south side of Fourth Street from Pine Street
be designated a tandem. parking district with
Fou~th Street for the same distance remalninl
1. That the
to Kimball Street
the north side of
'diagonal parki.ng.
2. That the east: side of Pine Street from the north.ain-
line Union PacificRa~lroadtrack to Sixth Street be des:t..antted
as a tandem parking district with the west side of Pine S.treet
for thes.<Je dl.stance i rcmairilng d:lagonalparkina.. Also J t_
two-hourpark1.ng zone:onPine Street would be extended t01n-
cludetheentire 400 ~lockon North Pine Street.
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Letters are being8en~ to ail oftha abuttinr property owner.
this area aeekingthelr reaction and SUUGst .ons to the.aboVe
changes. If you disapprove of the above parking change.. plea
fileyourdiaapprovaliin writing withKt'. John Carpenter, Ct~y;
Manaler, by Monday, Nqvember 16 J 1964. The Council w1.ll dl.~
cuss the matter at it. regular meeting on that date .md t~
would appreciate knowing the sentiment of the busine.smen in
this are..
If we receive no writ~en disapproval from you. we will
that you consent to tt)e ab')ve chang'''';.
Slncertlly yourst
DUANE A. SURNS
A.s1stant City Atto~ey
NOY 1 '8 1964
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Exhibit liE" - 1
Grand Island, Nebraska
November 13, 1964
City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
Mr. John Carpenter,
City Manager.
Dear Mr. Carpenter:
In reply to the letter of November 9, 1964
to the Thomsen Auto Supply, 207 East 4th St., from Duane A.
Burns, Assistant City Attorney aeeking reaction and suggestions
to a proposed change in parking on East Fourth street from
Sycamore Street to Kimball Street.
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The enclosed petition signed by business
firms and property owners on East Fourth Street request that
if parallel or tfUldem parking is used that it would be more
practical to have it on the North side, further acre, since
parallel parking is used on the North side from Kimball Street
to the Burlington tracks that by starting this at Sycamore
Street with the traffic lights would be a safety factor.
My interest in this matter is that I own
the building occupied by the Thomsen Auto SuPPlT. The signers
of this petition and I are interested in traffic safety and
also improvement of the business opportunities in this part
of the city.
Thanldng you in advance for favorable
consideration of this matter.
Sin;~erely yours
o. E. Wilson
222 East 13th St.,
Grand Island, Nebraska
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Exhibit liE" - 2
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November 12, 1964
Mr. John Carpenter
City Manager
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
Dear Sir:
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The following undersigned Business Operators in th;/400 and 500 block
on North Pine street, Grand Island, Nebraska would like to file a
disapproval to the City Council requests to changes of the Parking
Regulation as described in paragraph # 2 of letter dated November 9,
if IIIM.s
19641as follows:
2. That the east side of Pine Street from the north ~~in-
line Union Pacific Railroad track to Sixth Street be designated as a
tandem parking district with the west side of Pine Street for the same
distance remaining diagonal parking. Also, the two-hour parking zone
on Pine Street would be extended to include the entire 400 block on
North Pine Street.
We propose the following:
2. That the West side of Pine Street from the north main-
line Union Pacific Railroad track to Sixth Street be designated as a
tandem parking district with the East side of Pine Street for the
same distance remaining diagonal parking. Also, the two-hour parking
zone Pine Street would be extended to include the entire 400 and 500
block North Pine Street.
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Elchi bi t "E" - 3 NOV t . 6 196~
To the Honorable Mayer and Cit;y CotmC~ ot the Cit;y ot Grand Island, lebruita. ?6-
In regard to the proposed. parallel parking on the Douth .i4. ot East. Fourth Street.
tl"Oil 87c8lllOre Street to ltillba1l Street.
We, the UDdersigned property owners and business owners on muat Fourth St..eto 1IIOul4
appreciate it Terr such it it is absolute17 necesaary to have parallel parkiDg 011 0_
sid.e ot Fourth Street that the North sid.e be used. tor this.
There are onl7 tour business places on the North "ide ot Fourth Street troll S;roaaore
Street to the BurlingtJaD Tracks, and the;y &!24~1 at the end ot a block and thq haTe
access from aide streets. There are thirtefJWP~pert.ies and tive curb cut. tor entrance
to the.e busine.... on the South side of '0\U'"'t.h St.reet with -.rl7 ot thelia in the center
ot the block without adequate side street access tor their t7P8 ot business.
Also, at the present tilDe the parking pattern trom ltiJaball Street to the BurlingtoA
Track. 18 being uaed with parallel parking on the North sid. &8 this i. all residental
and the angle parking on the South 8ide.
In Tiew ot the aboYe mentioned taets, we respectively request that 10u de,rer aD7
action on the proposed parking until a very thoroughal investigation i. aade to Dee the
adYerse err.et it would have \()D the aajorit;r of the budnes., tirms on East 'ourt-b Street.
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__ Manager
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TO ___John A._ Carpenter _ _ ___
City Kmager
City Hall
1t 1964
CHTY MANAGER'S
OFFICE
Dear Sir:
In response to the letter received Tuesday
Nov. 10th reg&nU.ng the rezoning. we are very
much interested in that portion included in
Pine street thro to Kimball St~.t.
In the two blocks mentioned. the block that
vitally interest us is ffom Sycamore to Kimball
which is the 200 block on East 4th which is the
block where our business i. located...
We are located. on the south side of this block
where you propose to put tan<<em. parking. Now
this is aefinitely the Active Siae of the street
and that is because our business has made it so"
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We reel that it it is necessary to change the
parking at all that the south side of the street
in this 200 block should have the ctiagonal parki.ng--
ana the north aid.e sholld continue with the
tanclem parkiIli which will carry out the pe.ttern
that has been established from Kimball Street
.East to the Railroad Tracks.
Sincerely
Mrs. T. ~ ,*9~'
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THOMSEN Aurcf"suPPL Y
ctvhofl!~a[l! :Di:,{zib.d0H
201 " 211 E. 4th Street
Grand Island, Nebr.
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Discussion on Sanitary Sewer System for Jamson Sub-Division. Mr. Carpente~ described
in detail the present Sanitary Sewer facilities in the area of the proposed Jamson
Sub-Division. Paul Huston spoke on behalf of Mr. Nick Jamson, saying that it did not
seem fair to ask the subdivider to pay for an additional 81f line plus sewer connection
fees for each of the proposed lots. Mr. Jamson was agreeable to paying one or the
other of the costs. After a lengthy discussion, Bishop moved, second by Klostermeyer
that the matter be tabled until Tuesday, November 24fu at 8 P.M. In the meantime,
Mr. Carpenter and Mr. Huston should study the problem further and if possible, ~1r.
Carpenter to have a recommendation ready for the Council on November 24fu. Carried.
(Exhibit "FIf)
The attached communication from John Vanosdall, President of Garbage Haulers Assn.
was read and discussed by Mr. Carpenter. (EXhibit lIG")
Lloyd Kelly, Jr. representing the Haulers Association, gave a comparison of Grand
Island with other Nebraska cities and discussed the local rates in detail with the
Council. On motion by Kinman, second by Ditter, Mr. Carpenter was ask~d to make a
study of the Grand Island rates and report back to the Council.
Mr. Carpenter read his letter of NOvember llfu to the Council regarding the Relocation
of Aviation Fuel Dispensing Facility - Air Defense Command - Grand Island Municipal
Airport. (Eixhibi t IfHIf)
Resolution adopted - attached - (Exhibit HIli)
Extension of Lease Agreement Bldg. T-227 with J. W. Rockwell presented to Council. On
motion of Klostermeyer, second by Ditter, the President and Clerk were authorized to
sign extension agreement on behalf of the City.
Extension of Lease Agreement Bldg. T-825 with Charles Wahlquist d/b/a Nehi Bottling Co,
presented to Council. On motion of Ditter, second by Bishop, President and Clerk were
authorized to sign Extension Agreement on behalf of the City.
A Resolution to relocate the proposed school crossing stop at the intersection of
Cedar with State Street to a point 150' west or in front of the main entrance to the
Blessed Sacrament School Building was discussed. Council members expressed dis-
approval of the idea of cross walk located away from intersections and on roll call
vote turned down the attached proposed Resolution. (Jiiy;},rhit lIJII)
Mr. J. M. Carpenter recommended the purchase of Transformers and related items for the
Utilities Department from Dutton Lainson Co. of Hastings at the low bid price of
$10,703.45 as per attached communication and Resolution" ( t ;IIP')
ORDINANCE NO. 4175 - amending Section 2-51 of Article V of Chapter Two of City
Code entitled "Administration"; to confirm the included employees of the Department of
Utilities Administration for Federal Old Age and Survivors' Insurance benefits.
Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4175 be placed on first reading at length.
Councilman Kinman seconded. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. No - None. Carried. Ordinance No. 4175 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4175 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4175 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Kinman. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4175 read by title only.
ORDINANCE ]NO. 4175 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requ~r:Lng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4175 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Kinman. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4175 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4175 - Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4175 be placed on
final passage and finally passed. Second by Kinman. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4175 on final
passage to be finally passed.
ORDINANCE NO. 4176 - Amending Ordinance No. 3901 fixing the maximttm speed limit
for motor vehicular travel on that part of West Fourth Street from Lincoln Avenue to
Adams Street. Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4176 be placed on first
reading at length. Councilman Bishop seconded. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson,
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. Carried. Ordinance No. 4176 read
at length.
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Exhibit "Ff!
November 16, 1964
Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
Re: Jamson Subdivision
Gentlemen:
Mr. Paul Huston has presented a plat of Jamson Addition
to the Planning Commission for their study and review. This
plat was tentatively approved on August 17, 1964. At the
September 28th meeting of' the Planning Commission, this plat
was recommended approved to you. You referred this action
to me on October 5th.
This plat was again brought before the Planning Commission
on October 26th and was referred by them to the City Engineer
since they had recommended approval before.
The street Right-of-Way in this plat is only 4.5' wide.
. A 5.' water easement is shown adjacent to the street to pro-
tect front yard set back for future residences due to the
extremely shallow lots. It would appear that if the property
is to be subdivided, that the narrow street be accepted.
The objections to this subdivision, filed by residents
on Claussen Street, were based upon sanitary sewage back-up
in their basements. The twenty-one lots in the Jamson Sub-
division would be increasing the flow in this same sewer.
The Engineering Department has advised me that it will cost
approximately $2,500. to construct an additional 811 sanitary
sewer line from E. Phoenix to E. Bismark. This line, with
the existing line, can carry the capacity of the pumps in
the lift station Which now overload the existing line.
It appears that the above construction should be accom-
plished before any new subdivisions are allowed to be platted
and houses within them added to this system.
I have left word with the realtor's office that it appears,
under your policy of requiring the subdivider to install these
utilities, necessary to keep from further burdening existing
properties, that the agreement to construct the sewer should
be submitted by Mr. Jamson. I have also visited with Mr. Jamson
about this.
Very truly yours,
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City Manager
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CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
Grand Iiland, Nebraska
November 6, 1964
City Council, City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The undersigned as President of the Garbage Haulers Association of
Grand Island, Nebraska hereby propose to the City of Grand Island, the
following change in garbage hauling rates, as are regulated by Ordinance
by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. Also, is the proposed change in
rate for the fee charged for dumping at the City Dump:
PRE~Nf ~
PROPOSED:,~ATE
$2.00 per month
2.90 per month
3.80 per month
4.70 per month
5.60 per month
6.50 per month
1 unit
2 units
3 unit s
4 units
5 units
6 units
$l.~ per month
2.40 per month
3.~ per month
4.20 per month
5.10 per month
6.00 per month
1 unit
2 units
3 units
4 units
5 units
6 units
Additional units over 6 $.60~
Additional units over 6 $.60~
The present and proposed rate has a difference of ninety (90) cents with the
proposed rate increased by fifty (50) cents.
Proposed Section 19 - be amended to read: a residential pickup shall consist
of two (2) garbage cans instead of one (1).
Proposed Section 20 - be amended to read: for two (2) pickups per week the
minimum charge shall be changed from three (3) to four (4) dollars per
month and where six (6) pickups per week are made the minimum charge
shall be changed from five (5) to ten (10) dollars and maximum changed
from forty-eight (48) to seventy-five (75) dollars per month.
Proposed Section 21 - be am.nded to read: a charge of five (5) dollars per hour
shall be paid for each man engaged in the collection of such materials.
Proposed Section 27 - be amended to read:
Sub-Section (c)
all trailer or trucks with a capacity
of more than one ton -- $0.10 per cubicL
yard.
It would be greatlY apprec_ated by the Oarbage l~uler5 A5soc~ation
if this matter could be referred to the proper channels through the City
Manager, and a ~aring had on the same where justification for this in-
crease in rates can be shown to the City.
Please notify us at your earliest possible convenience.
Very truly yours,
!:!~1.s1dent
e~ HAULERS ASSOCIATION
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Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
SUBJECT: Relocation of Aviation Fuel Dispensing
Facility - Air Defense Command-Grand Island
Municipal Airport
Gentlemen:
Approximately a month ago, the Air Defense Command
representatives met with a representative of the Nebraska
Department of Aeronautics and the representatives with
the Federal Aviation Authority, Mr. Lilly and me, and we
discussed the possibility of finding another site for the
location of fuel storage for the Air Defense Command In-
stalla tion at the Grand Island Municipal Airport. The
area originally proposed was known as Parcel A in the
Original Lease and the Supplemental Lease and contained
approximately 3.32 acres. The ground was situated around
buildings T-134 and T-135. The location of this facility,
as originally planned, was going to increase our insurance
rates on the Hangar No. T-131 and in addition would definitely
limit its usage for civilian-type activities in the future.
The group agreed in that conference that it would be most
desirable to move the location to a location as shown on
Drawing No. SP12-004 and marked as approved for siting by
the Headquarters of the Air Defense Command dated 19 October
1964. This particular plan has been through the FAA office
in Lincoln, it now has a letter attached indicating their
approval provided that an amendment to the Lease including
an interest in the property required and that satisfactory
arrangements with the City of Grand Island to control vehi-
cular traffic on the taxiway will be reached. We are per-
suing this particular matter at the present time. The
Department of Aeronautics, The State of' Nebraska, has ap-
proved i~ and Mr. Walter J. Kreuscher has signed in their
behalf.
We will appreciate Council's approval of the resiting
as indicated, and the granting of the authorization for the
City Manager to sign the prints showing approval by the Gity
of' Grand Island.
Very tru;y y~.~,
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J. M. Carpenter
City Manager
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WHEREAS, it has become necessary to relocate the Aviation Fuel
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Dispensing Facility for the Air Defense Command at the Grand Island
Municipal Airport; and,
WHEREAS, this relocation site as shown on Drawing No. SP12-004,
prepared by Headquarters of the Air Defense Command, has been approved
by the Federal Aviation Agency, the Department of Aeronautics of the
State of Nebraska, and by representatives of the City of Grand Island,
provided, that Lease DA 25-066-ENG-9395 as modified by Supplement Agree-
ment No.1, be amended to reflect such change and that such provision
be made for control of vehicular traffic on the taxiway,
BE IT RESOLVED that the City Manager be, and hereby is, authorized
to approve the sepia copy of Air Force approved site plan approved
October 19, 1964, by J. M. Benson for Headquarters, Air Defense Command;
and such other documents as may be necessary to effect the understanding
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between the parties for the relocation of the AV Fuel Dispensing Facility
of the United States Air Force at Grand Island Municipal Airport.
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Motion made by Councilman
Kirunan
Seconded by Councilman
Klostermeyer
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Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
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Roll call vote: "Yes":
"No":
NOTlA
Motion carried this
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WHEREAS, Section 2-18, Grand Island City Code, pro-
vides that the City Council may, by resolution, regulate
or entirely prohibit traffic on a street or portion thereof,
and when so regulated the Traffic Division shall place
suitable signs, signals or other such devices upon such
streets to indicate such regulation or prohibition; and
WHEREAS, the establishment of a school crossing stop
at the main entrance to the Blessed Sacrament School Building
and painting of crosswalk markings is needed for the pKtection
of the school pupils attending said school; and
WHEREAS, it is recommended that the proposed school
crossing stop at the intersection of Cedar Street with State
Street and the painting of crosswalk markings at said inter-
section, established by resolution on October 19, 1964, be
relocated approximately one hundred and fifty feet (1501)
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west or in front of the main entrance to the Blessed Sacrament
School Building;
BE IT RESOLVED:
1. That a crosswalk for school children be painted
across State Street immediately in front of the main
entrance to the Blessed Sacrament School Building.
2. That a school crossing stop is hereby established
on State Street at a point located immediately in front
of the main entrance to the Blessed Sacrament School
Building for protection of school children crossing
State Street, and suitable sign or signs, signal or
signals, or other suitable device, is hereby directed
to be placed by the Traffic Division at such stop
crosswalk.
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Seconded by Councilman
Dostermeyer
Bishop
Roll call vote: "Yes:"
None
"No:"
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, KlostermeY!lr
did not carry
Motionlo.a-];.i~ this
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Exhibit "K"
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Subject: Purchase of Transformers and Related Items for
the Utilities Department.
The sealed proposals for the furnishing F.O.B., Grand Island,
of transformers and related items as received up to 7:30 P.M.,
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on the 16th day of November, 1964, and simultaneously opened
in the presence of the bidders, or representatives of the
bidders, after the close of the hour for the bids to be received,
having been examined, compared, and tabulated, it is recommended
that the items as set forth in the Resolution submitted here-
with, be authorized to be purchased by the Commissioner of
Utilities out of the "Electric
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"WHEREAS, sealed proposals were invited for furnishing F.G.B.,
Grand Island, transformers and related items to be used tor the
extension and improvement of the Distribution System of the
city of Grand Island Electric Department, to be received up
to 7:30 P.M., on the 16th day of November, 1964,
"WHEREAS, the council finds that:
~~~~~_~a2-E~~r:...E~~..2!-B~~tin~~L.!J~E!.:~~~----_-------- is th e 1 owe s t
responsible bidder for!E~~~~E~~3_~~~~~1~~~~1!~~-1 th~Eg~_~___
________________~as specified, for a price of~~~l~~~42_____and,
"WHEREAS, such bid does not exceed the estimate of $ 11,200.00
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
(a) The bid of ~~~~_~~~~~E_~~_______________forjgQ~l~~__ be,
and the same is hereby accepted and approved:
(b) The Utilities Commissioner is hereby authorized and directed
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to issue a purchase order for the purchase of this material to
be paid out of the "Electric Department Surplus Fund".
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Moved by Councilman________________________________
Seconded b C . 1 Ditt.er
y ounCl man_____________________________
Roll call vote .. "Y II Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditt.er, Klostermeyer
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" No "
None
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ORDINANCE NO. 4176 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly r~ad on three different days be'
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4176 be placed on second reading by title only.
Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter,
Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory
rules having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declaxed passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4176 read by title
only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4176 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4176 be placed on third reading by title only.
Second by Bishop. Roll C,ll Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermey;
No - None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4176 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4116 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4176 be
placed on final passage and finally passed, Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4176 on final
passage to be finally passed.
The President asked if there were topics to be discussed by the Councilor from the
audience. There were none.
CLADIS for November 16fu, 1964, presented as follows:
General $ 3,276.29
Airport 1,360.15
Cafe 1,446.13
Sanitation 810.32
Park 608,75
Police 1,579.72
Cemetery 354.88
Fire 834.07
Sewer ItE" 1,475.23
Garage 2,514.99
Street & Alley 6,694.72
Water 68,730.18
Light 224,846.93
Sewer Rev. "H" 9,360.79
Sewer Rev. "H" 3 850.00
Sewer Rev. G-4 2,160.00
Sewer District 310.48
Paving District 6,331.05
Off Street Parking 31.85
$333,576.53
172.80
10,045.08
$343,794.41
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Poll Guard-Inc.
Airport Fire Station
Exhibi t "L"
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as presented by the City
Clerk be allowed and listed in the Claim Register.
Respectfully d submi t ted,
sj John M. Carpenter, City Manager
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On motion of Kinman, second by Ditter, that claims be approved and warrants written.
Roll call vote called for. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer.
No - None.
Ditter moved, second by Kinman that Council adjourn until Tuesday November 24fu, 1964
at 8 P.M. Carried.
Meeting adjourned 10:30 P.M.
J. F. Ninor
City Clerk
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ROLL CALL - 8:00 P.M. All Councilmen present.
The Bond of WID. J. Hild for $1,000.00 received and by lnotion of Klostermeyer, second
by Bishop was accepted.
Communication from State Liquor Control Commission advising that the Heather Inn
Hearing originally set for November 2, 1964, and continued, has been reset for
Tuesday, December 1, 1964, 2:15 P.M. The President appointed Mr. Bishop, Mr. Minor,
and Mr. Burns to represent the City at the Hearing.
Communication from Daryl King, Chairmrol of Board of Trustees, Congregational Church
was read and discussed. ~~. King asked the Council that they reconsider their
request to be allowed to install only 128 feet of curbing and curb sidewalk on the Oak
Street side of their property, with the balance to be installed when finances permittet
11r. King appeared in person on behalf of the church, and explained that it would cost
them about $700.00 more to complete the job and that they did not have that much at
this time. The Councilmen and Mr. Carpenter discussed the proposition with l1r.King
and at the conclusion of the discussion, Kinman moved, second by Ditter that the
request be denied. Motion carried.
J. M. Carpenter read communication on Street lighting. Motion by Bishop, second by
Klostermeyer that recommendation of the City Manager to install Mercury Vapor Lights
at 92 locations be approved. The estimated cost of program to be $17,500.00.
Installation to begin by December l4lli, 1964, and accomplished by City Utility crews at
the expense of the Electric Utility Department. On Roll Call Vote, all Councilmen
answered Aye. (Exhibit A and A-I)
Mr. Carpenter submitted the November 19l1i,1964 Water Utility Report, commenting that
it was an excellent piece of work. Detailed plans and specifications for a sound
building program to be ready for Council consideration and action December 28, 1~64.
Communication from John A. Wagoner, requesting permission to a~~g!b~~h~oinBi~t~{ct
No.1 property to the existing City Sanitary Sewage System, was read. J.M.Carpenter
presented maps of the area showing present sewer lines and water wells. Frank Phelps
spoke on problems of water pollution and the experience that the City has had recently
in this regard. ~~. Phelps spoke in favor of contracting with School District No. 1
for City Sewer Service. By common consent the Council deferred action on l1r.Wa~oner's
letter until the end of the meeting, so that similar requests could be considered.
(Exhibit C)
Resolution to puz'chase 12' right of way across Lot 15, Block 1, Koehler Place.
(EXhibit D)
Resolution authorizing Quit Claim Deed on Easterly 10 feet, Lot 4, Block 23, Bakers
Addition to City of Grand Island. (Exhibit (E)
Resolution to purchase easement for electric transmission line across Lot 4 in
Pleasant Home Subdivision. (Exhibit F)
Resolution authorizing President of Council to accept settlement offered in causes of
action of the City against Allis-Chalmers, General Electric and Westingho~se.
. ~Exhibit "G")
Mr. Carpenter distributed lists of petitions on requests for Sanitary Sewer
installation, Water Districts and Paving Districts which were on file as of November
21st, 1964. In addition to these lists, the sewer problem at the proposed Jamson
Subdivision was presented to the Council for discussion. Mr. Carpenter used the
blackboard sketch of the area to describe the Jamson Subdivision and the sewer
situation. The Engineering Department had calculated that 1605.25 front feet were
involved at the expense of $2.00 per foot connection fee, this would amount to
$3,210.50. If an additional 8" line is installed to correct the back-up problem in
this area, at an estimated cost of $2500.00, it would represent $10.00 per lot cost
on an estimated 250 lots. Twenty lots are under consideration in the Jamson Sub-
division, or an additional cost of $200.00 for the pro rata share of new ell line.
This would make a total of $3,410.50 charged to Mr. Jamson for connecting with City
Sewer. (Exhi bi t "Hit)
Paul Huston representing Mr. Jamson assured the Council that ~~. Jamson was prepared
to pay this amount in cash as soon as the contract was drawn and approved by the City
Attorney. Klostermeyer objected to contracting with M~. Jamson .on accepting his plat
prior to the decisions being reached on other petitions of long standing. A motion
on his part to deny approval of the plat died for a lack of a second and the discussior
proceeded to other petitions on file.
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Mr. Carpenter read Report to the Citizens of Grand Island of November 1964. Copy
attached. (Exhibit IlI")
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November 20, 1964
Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
Re: street Lighting
Gentlemen:
It has been the policy in the past to install street lights
at street intersections which do not have lights, at the expense
of the electric utility. There are approximately 120 to 150 such
locations existing within the City limits now. After studying
these locations, the attached list was made up as the recommenda-
tions of Mr. ~helps and me to you as the intersections to have
lights installed in 1964.
The average cost per installation is approximately ~175.00
per unit. The estimated total cost of the program is ~17,SOO.
The material for the installation is on hand! Installation can
begin by December 14, 1964. The installation would be accomplished
by the City utility crews.
It is recommended that you direct us to proceed if it is your
desire to have the lighting of these intersections, or others in
lieu of these, to be completed this year.
The program of replacing the series type of street lights
has been financed with tax funds from the street Fund. The present
budget will not allow this work to be continued this year. It is
desirable to accomplish some work on that program in the 1965-166
year.
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3~ 16th and Custer Ave@
4. 16th and Taylor
5~ 16th and Oak St~
6. Ibth and Ruby Ave.
1. 15th and Cedar St@
8~ 15th and Vine St.
9@ 14th and Ruby Ave.
10. 14th and Elm St~
11~ 13th and Lincoln Ave.
12c 13th and Clark Ave~
13. 11th and Lincoln Ave.
14~ 11th and Clark Ave.
15. 10th and Sherman AVe~
16e 10th and Wh lte Ave ~
170 10th and Carey Ave.
18. 9th and Howard Ave.
19. 9th and Custer Ave.
20. 9th and Clark Ave.
21~ 9th and Kimball St.
22. 8th and Howard Ave.
23. 8th and Custer Ave.
24. 8th and Jefferson St~
25. 7th and Howard Aye.
26. 7th and Lincoln Ave.
27. 7th and Cleburn st.
28. 7th and Cedar St.
29. 6th and Darr Ave.
30", 6t.h and Jefferson St"
31. 6th and Washington St.
32. 5th and Lincoln Ave~
33. No. Front and Madison st~
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37" 3rd and Logan St.
38" 2nd and Cleveland St.
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40~ Division and Harrison St.
41. W. Louise and Madison St"
42e W. Louise and Cleburn St.
43. W" John and Ingalls St.
44~ WQ John and Curtis St.
45" W~ John and Monroe St"
46. Wo John and Washington St"
47. W. Anna and Garland St"
48" W. Anna and Clay St.
49. W~ Anna and Logan St.
50. Oklahoma and Sun Valley Or.
51. Delaware and Plesant View Dr.
52. Delaware and Sun Valley Dr.
53. Sunset and Eugene Dr.
54. Sylvan and Windolph Ave"
55. Brahama and Holcomb St.
56. Brahama and Bantam St.
57. Brahama and Wyandotte St.
58. Cochi.n and Wyandotte St.
59. Chanticleer and Wyandotte St.
60. Riverside Dr. and Cochin st.
61. Holcomb and Chanticleer St.
62~ Chanticleer St. n08 of Legion
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64. Del Monte Ave and Idlewood Lane~
65. Del Monte and LaMar Aye.
66. S. Front and Broadwell
67. Del Monte and Curve so. of La~Aar
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7':).. So. Front and Jefferson St. 82. Del Monte and Blaine St..
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77<) So. Front and Madison St" 84.. Wasmer School Annex and Sylvan Sto
78.. So.. Front and Monroe St~ 85. No. of Wasmer School Annex and
Sylvan St.
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87. 1 Block south of Hedde street
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88. 1 Block sou th or Hedda street
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89. 1 Block south of R.ade Street
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November 20, 1964
Honorable City Council
Ci ty of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
Re: Enclosed report-Utility
Commi s siGmer--Water
Gentlemen:
I am forwarding the November 19, 1964, Water Utility
Report, as prepared and submitted to me, by Mr. Frank E.
~helps, utilities Commissioner and Mr. Angus McKenzie, Ass't.
utilities Commissioner. The report is an excellent piece of
work and sets out a sound program of building to keep pace
with Grand Island's needs.
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attached memo to proceed with the next steps in installation
of' additional f'eeder mains. Unless questions are raised
which will change the timing, then, we will have detailed
plans and specifications ready for your consideration and
action on December 28, 1964.
Thank you for your consideration of this matter.
Very truly yours,
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Memo to: Carpenter, John, City Manager
From: Phelps, F. E.
November 19, 1964
Subject: ~eQ~~i_~_ih~_~iiy_~f_QL~rr~-I~l~rr~
~a. t e r _ S u Q.Q.1Y,_~Q..~_Qj<<~iLiQ.~! li.Q.!L.~Y~ig,rn~
Reference is made to: Revised statutes of Nebraska, 1943, Chapter 16,
Section 16-690, Water Commissioner; Utilities; Control and Management;
Reports,
Stating in part:
"He shall make a detailed report to the Council at least once a
month of the condition of such waterworks. . . . . . . and of all
mains, pipes, hydrants, reservoirs, and machinery, recommending such
improvements, repairs, and extensions thereof as he may think proper
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Attached as a part of our report this date is a copy of "Water For
A Growing Grand Island", dated 1964. This document provides histor-
ical dat~ covering the period from the beginning of the water system
to date. Consideration of the last paragraph, Page 13, of the report,
indicates that "a new discharge is being constructed from the C. W.
Burdick pumping station to provide for the addition of 11,200 gallons
per minute of domestic water into the distribution system."
Our consulting engineers, Lutz-Daily and Brain, under the terms of
our contract of December 21, 1960 are preparing plans for the con-
struction of new discharge lines. The cost estimate submitted to us
November 18, 1964, is $ 211,650.00. This project will provide the
last link in the water line between the pumping station and the Swift
and Disposal Plant water line installed last month east of Stuhr Road.
In addition, the project will include installation of 12", 18" and 24"
discharge lines from the intersection of Popular and Bischeld Streets
to the intersection of Cedar and Koenig Streets plus one block of 12"
line in Cedar from Division to Koenig and a 12" line in Vine from
Koenig to Ashton Streets. These new discharge lines will enable us
to utilize the capacity of the new C. W. Burdick pumping station in
support of the central business district, as well as the general
residential area. Acquisition of necessary right-of-way across
private property is progressing through the efforts of the City Attor-
ney and others. Cash and invested water construction and surplus
funds have been earmarked for this project.
Completion of this project will mark the end of the well field,
reservoir, pumping station and discharge line construction planned
for installation during 1965.
It is significant that completion of the above described construction
will exhaust the Water Department Funds to the point that none will
be available for the construction of Water Main Districts or any
other major system improvements in the immediate future.
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In view of the above it is recommended that:
1. Detailed plans and specifications for the new discharge lines
be released to bidders upon appropriate Council action on December
28, 1964, and,
2. Proposals be opened January 25, 1965, and,
3. Target date for the start of construction be March 22, 1965.
Copies of this report are attached for Council Members.
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Exhibit "e"
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City Manager
Ci ty Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Dear Mr . Carpenter t
As you have been made aware, Sohool District #1 is engaged in a
building program of the school property pituated south of Stolley
Park Road. In connection with this building program, oertain
problems have developed with reference to the sewage disposal
unit which would be a part of the building expansion program.
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Some years ago, the City ot Grand Island installed a city well
immediately west of the sohool property. At that time, there
was the existing private sewage disposal system on the school
property consisting of a septic tank and leach field. In some
manner in the installation of this well, the system under this
private sewage disposal system was not known or considered in the
installation of the well. Our new building program contemplates
the installation of a septic tank and field system, which brings
the area within 385 feet of the city well. This places the
location within the 500-foot regulation of the State Sanitation
Department and since the school property is limited as to the
placement of the disposal ~tem, the construotion pro~ram is
being held up.
Since the physical location of the city well and the proposed
disposal system for District #1 building are in conflict as to
the installation, we are desirous of knowing whether or not
since there is a se~~ge disposal line located immediately north
of the school property whether or not due to the inadvertent
location of the well and the location of the sewage disposal system
of the school house, whether arrangements could be made to
attach to the exls~ing sanitary sewa~e system.
vie would very m:1cn aupreciate ,rour immediate ad vice concerning
this request so that vre may be able to advise our contractors of
ohanges in the alree.dv cor-tracted con;:;t;~'.lctlon serviCf;S in
connection w"l th the cuildi Y Drocrram. ""lei") ~ld aT so a)reciate
'lno- the cost to t'l" :.JJ.' .rip . 1'0'::" :,~,;i-~ rXi. ",t; iJ, ;',.8 .ulstrlct
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of the regular foota~e basis for attach~ent to the existing
sewer line.
Yours very truly,
WAGONER & GRIl1MINJER
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WHEREAS, it is necessary to extend the Bischeld Street
water main through and across Lot 15 in Block 1 in REhler
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Place, Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; and
WHEREAS, the owners of such Lot 15 will grant the
necessary twelve foot right-of-way across such Lot 15
for the consideration of $1000 and payment of court costs
and attorney's fees in the abbreviated probate of the
estate of Charles J. Stahr, deceased, in the estimated
amount of $330.00,
BE IT RESOLVED that the Water Department be, and
hereby is, authorized to purchase such easement right-
of-way for the consideration of $1000 and payment of
attorney's fees and court costs in estate of Charles
J. Stahr, deceased, to be expended out of the Water
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Seconded by Councilman
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Bishop
Roll call vote: "Yes:" Peterson,
Bishop, Kinman, Ditter, Klostemenr
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"No:"
None
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WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 2099, dated November 6, 1946, inadvertently
and erroneously recites that the City of Grand Island had purchased Lot
Four (4) of Fractional Block Twenty-Three (23) in Baker's Addition to the
City of Grand Island; and
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, qy conveyance dated November
29, 1946, filed for record February 11, 1947, in Book 87, Page 543 of
Deed Records in Office of the Register of Deeds of Hall County, Nebraska,
acquired title to the Westerly Forty-two (42) feet of such Lot Four (4)
in Fractional Block Twenty Three (23) in Baker's Addition; and
WHEREAS, such recital in such City ordinance has been taken to
constitute a cloud upon the title to the Easterly Ten (10) feet of such
Lot Four (4) in such Block Twenty-Three (23) of Baker's Addition,
BE IT RESOLVED that the President of the Council be, and hereby is,
authorized on behalf of the City of Grand Island to execute and deliver
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to C. R. Dittmar and Phyllis Jean Dittmar, as joint tenants, a quit claim
deed to such Easterly Ten (10) feet of Lot Four (4) in Block Twenty-Three
(23), Baker's Addition to the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska.
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Moved by Councilman
Kinman
Seconded by Councilman
K1Gstermeyer
Roll call vote:
PeterscDn, Kinman, Blishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
"Yes": ,
"No": None
Motion carried this Twenty-fourth day of November, 1964.
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WHEREAS, the Electric Department, pursuant to agreement with
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Marjorie M. Fitzpatrick, as the owner, has installed an electric
transmission line across Block Four (4) in Pleasant Home Subdivision,
from north to south;
WHEREAS, such Marjorie M. Fitzpatrick has agreed to accept $150.00
for the grant of a perpetual easement for such electric transmission
line,
BE IT RESOLVED that the expenditure of $150.00 out of the Electric
Surplus Fund, for such an easement, in writing, for electric transmission
line across such Lot Four (4) in such Pleasant Home Subdivision in the
City of Grand Island, in form approved by the City Attorney of the City
of Grand Island, be, and hereby is, authorized.
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Roll Call Vote: "Yes": Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klosterme;rer,
"No" :
None
Motion carried this 24th day of November, 1964.
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WHEREAS, Seymour Simon, Chicago counsel for the City of Grand
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et al., has received an offer of settlement from the three defendants
in the aggregate amount of Fifty Thousand Dollars, inclusive of attorneys'
fees and subject to approval of the United States District Court:
WHEREAS, the formula for attorney fees used in settlement
negotiations is two-thirds of 18.5% payable to Attorney Simon and
associates other than Grand Island counsel for the City of Grand Island;
~EREAS, the City Attorney, City Manager, and Commissioner of
Public Utilities recommend acceptance of such settlement,
BE IT RESOLVED that the President of the Council is hereby
authorized and
empowered on behalf of the City of Grand Island
to accept such amount in full settlement of the causes of action of
the City against Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company, General Electric,
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and Westinghouse, including attorneys' fees and costs and expenses of
the City, and to execute such release or releases or satisfaction or
satisfactions as may be required.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the payment to Seymour Simon, attorney
and associates, other than Grand Island attorneys for the City, on the
formula of two-thirds of 18.5% be, and hereby is authorized.
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Seconded by Councilman
nostermey-er
Bishop
Motion made by Councilman
Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson, Kinman, Bisnop, Dii;i;.flI'I'"J KJosteruY91'
"No" : None
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Exhibit "I"
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A REPORT TO THE CITIZENS OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
:[l'ROM
THE CITY COUNCIL
November 1964
This report follows the general statement issued last month
concerned with the philosophy of installing utilities, paving,
etc., within our community.
SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
An ordinance is be lng prepa red which will incorporate these
ideas. It should be ready for our consideration wi thin the next
thirty days.
Under the new regulations, a person who subdivides land for
development as residential, commercial or lndustrial lots, will
enter into contract with the City to install, at his expense, the
designated minimum sanitary and storm sewer lines, water mains,
curb & gutter and paving and sidewalks. The p'uarantee of the
installation of these construction items will be the completion
of a part or all of them prior to the final platting, furnishing
a performance bond of sufficient size to cover estimated costs
of the uncompleted portion~, or the furnishing of a cashier's
check of a sufficient amount to cover the engineer's estimated
cost of the uncompleted portions.
The minimum requirements for the various installations will
be as follows:
Water Mains--Six inch diameter, cast iron or ductile iron
Sam. tary Sewer--Eight inch di. amet er, vi tri.fied clay pipe
with factory joint
Storm Sewer--Minlmum diameter required to carry the run-off
for a f1 ve-ye ar frequency s to rm co ndl ti on.
Curb & Gutter--Six inch curb width and six inch hei~th of
curb face with an intregal twenty-four inch
gutter section, all to be constructed of
portland cement concrete.
Pavement
Streets
Residential areas--not less than thirty~'
feet measured from ba ok of curb to back of'
curb, not less than six inch thickness of
portland cemQJ.bt. This provides for parallel.
pa rking on -6.~ s id~ of s treet <~ and two
driving lanes. ~
Commercial & Industrial Areas--not less than
forty-one feet back of curb to back of curb.
This provides for parallel parking on both
sides of streets with two driving lanes.
rfhe pa ving shall be constructed of portlro d
cement concrete not less than eight inches
thick. ~
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CITIZEN1S REJ:'OR'1' .~ t'atTB 2
'rlhs responsibili ty of the subdivider win.
include the cost of paving the inters(~ctlons ~
A.lleys
Alleys within the subaivisions shall be paved
w:l. th portle.nd cement concrete In res:'LdBIltlal,
commercIal and induHtrial areas.
Sldewalks
Residential areBs--A conventional sidewalk will
be installed on both sides of each street in
the residential area, not less than four feet
In wIath. It will be built of portland cement
concI'ete.
Commercial Area--A sidewalk will be provided
at the rioht-of...way line with a width of not
less than five feet tO~Jards the CUI'}::;. If the
anticipated DedestriaD traffic warrants, the
requirement may be made to construct the side-
walk to the curb. This walk shall be built of
port1 and c erne nt cone ro t8 .
In Borne areas, it will be necessary to have installations
made which exceed the above minimums. Generally the increases
,,-,ill be necessary to overeome existing cleflciencles in presently
built up areas or to proviae capacity for futu~e growth. In
either case the municipality will be called upon to finance the
costs above the minimum costs.
It is our feel inp' thl'l t the peop Ie who are, and wLLl be s ub-
dlvlding land in and near Grand Islarlo, wIll fInd thBt thIs approach
to thlr~ activIty 1411 vpove very workable and satIsfactory_ The
persons who will be buylnv homes in areas developed in this Manner,
\.Jtl1 find. thnt j 1~1 much m.Ol'6 desirable to haVE) all of the 1n8ta11 ~
ations m8Jie and Included in their purchase priee rather than to
have to face added special assessment costs soon after buying B
new home~
The income of the municipal government from existing proper-
ties, through taxation, wil] be available to payoff indebtedness
incurred for its benefit. The income will also be available to
provIde the mal nt enan c e and s er,,1 ce 3 1tJrd C!-l cou.} dn 't be provided
when some of it was needed to support the new developing areas.
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Discussion from the floor by subdividers present followed. Proposed minimunl width of
paving streets in residential area of 31 feet emme up for lengthy discussion. By
common consent of all Councilmen present, the report was changed to read minimum
requirement for paving streets in residential area not be less than 37 feet, instead
of 31 feet and parking to be allowed on both sides of the Street.
J. M. Carpenter then read a detailed report on Sanitary Sewer construction need.ed to
overcome present deficiencies and provide capacity for future growth. President of
Council asked the audience for their reaction to this report. (Exhibit IIJII)
Paul Huston again brought forth the recommended pavement width, sugges"ting that the
Council reconsider the 31 foot minimum, because of the additional cost of buyers of
property ln new Subdivisions. After brief discussion Klostermeyer moved, seconded by
Ditter that we adopt the November 21st report as a general policy. Roll Call Vote.
All Councilmen answering Aye. Maps were then laid out showing the location of areas
in which the Council has petitions or requests for Water Districts and Sanitary Sewer
installation. Each individual petition, its estimated cost and the problems pertinent
to that petition, were discussed by the City Manager, Councilmen, and in some cases,
the Subdividers who were present.
Motion of Kinman, seconded by Bishop that the City Manager be authorized to negotiate
with each individual petitioner on record for the installation of Water District with
the principle that the petitioner pay the basic cost and the City to pay the oversize
cost of construction. Roll Call Vote. All Councilmen answering Aye. Motion by
Kinman, second by Ditter that the City Manager be authorized to proceed with
negotiations for proposals and contracts for final Council action, relative to
Sanitary Sewer and related developments. Carried.
J. M. Carpenter advised the Council that proper Engineering plans should be laid out
on each proposed project and that the City Engineering Department is not staffed to
take care of this additional load. It was his recommendation that subdividers hire
outside Engineers to layout plans for the proposed construction, with the plans to
be approved by the City Engineer's Office. Motion by Kinman, seconded by Ditter, this
recommendation was accepted.
By common consent the Council deferred discussion of the proposed Paving Districts
until a later date.
Council adjourned at 11:20 P.M.
J. F. Minor
City Clerk
November 24fr., 1964
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Exhibit "J" 80~
November 21, 1964
SANI'I'ARY 8EWB~R CONSTHUCTION
NEEDED TO
OVERCOME PRESENT DEFICIENCIES AND .PROVIDE
CA~ACI1Y FOR FUTURE GROWTH
Grand Island is operating three (3) sizable utilities;
namely,
1. Electric
2. Water
3. Sewa~e Treatment
In recent years the first two have been enl[J rged in the
production ends as well as the distribution systems to enable
the existin~ customers, within the City to obtain the quantities
they want whenever they want the product. Construction has been
started on the treatment facility for sewar:e but there is still
a shortcoming in the distribution system to collect the wastes
and carry them to the plant under peak loading c00ditions.
Peak 10adiI~ of sanitary sewers comes during periods when
rainfall has saturated the ground, increasin~ infiltration 01'
ground water into the system, as well as causing an introduction
of building foundation water directly into the system. In ad-
dition, surface ponding at sanitary sewer m8nholes puts water
into manhole covel's, overloadiniJ' the system. A part Of' the
solutIon here lies in more adequate storm dralD[we.
Several studies have been mAde of' the sanitary sewe,:" system
and solutions have been offeree towards overcoming the problems,
not only for existing residen~s; but allowln~ for community
growth at the same tJme.
Finsnclng for expansion of production or treatment plant
and distribut:Lon system, as well as operati.ng expenses of electric
and water has been provided in the charges for the pro(juct.
The cost of constructing and equipping lift stations has
been paid from general property taxes. Some of the costs of
constructing sanitary sewers have been paid 1'rom general pro-
perty taxes. Most of the time the costs of operating the sewage
treatment plant have been paid from ~eneral property taxes. This
method of' financing has been used even thoUixh a number of' the
persons paying for the services were not connected to the sanitary
sewers.
Sewer rental char~e3 were put into effect to helD in the
financing of this utility's needs. The rates were ~ot nigh
enoufh to make it 8 self supported utility. Therefore, the present
rates will finance revenue bonding for only the new treatment plant.,
a sewer line connectlng the old and new plants, the remodeling of
two existing lift stations to increase their capacity and build the
Adams Street relief sewer. if the favorable bid pattern continues
on the remaininiJ' wnrk, to be let as a part of this Tn'OOr"ram, there
will be approximately $j;0,000.00 of the recently issued bonds to
be used in starting the constructlon ( the large outfall relief
sewer.
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SANI'I'AEY bEWEJ1 CONS~'RUcrI'ION ~ .f!age c'.
Studies made by the Black & Veatch Engineering Firm show
that relief can be given on the overlo8cJed sewers ~vlthln till')
presently built-up areas of the City and ve capacity for
future growth for a Ie s ser inve stment by bu i Id :l.ng a round the
City rather than by going through the built-up City. The rea-
sons for this are that the costs of construction go up con-
siderably when you have to remove and rebuild sidewalks, drive-
ways. pavement, etc~.
A completely new water supply field has been opened up
recently because of contamination and pollution ~f the supply
closer into the City. In order to protect thlS new supply, it
seems highly desirable to constr~ct the new sanitary sewers to
reduce potential contamination.
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It has been estimated that a sewer rental rate double the
present rate will provide the revenues needed to redeem the
bonds for the present and 8Xltlclp.9teeJ lrnmediate futUI'B construction
needs as well B8 the plant operation costs. when the requir~d
reserves are aeeumulateej tO~7uar8ntee the repayment of bondS, He
propose to proceed on this basis.
We propose to proceed immediately with the reWor~lng 01 the
1ift stations at 20th Street and ~):vcan'Ore streets, and State
street west of.' Broaelwell to increase their capaclt:Leso A new /j"
sewer will be built from the sewsI' in th~ alley south of 6th
street to the sewer in the alley south of 4th street in Ada~B
~treet to relieve an overloaded condition in that part of town.
During the nex.t tT,-.10 or three yeat's 8anlttl:r',r seHOr'S wlll be
built for individuaJ lots in areas already platted either by the
home building contractors or by assessment district procedures.
If elther method Is useej, it is anticipa te(1 that the abutting
properties will pay the costs for the construction of the minimum
sewer. The difference between the two proceaures is the met ad
of finHYlcing. '1'ho alstrlct method woule! pr'o ide for tbe City to
issue specIal purpose bondS, to be redeemed .when the abutting pl'O~
party owners pay their assBssments. This methOd coulo burden the
general property tax payer with some costs in the case of defaults
in assessments or in interest costs on early repayment of assess-
ment.s.
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'l'}-le cons('J'uctlon ot' the cJix inch dIameter mrDJ'TIu.m p1.pe 81'7.01
to sor":re fJbuttLr.lg peopertiesror 'riEJter needs EUTU fIrG protectLon
,11111 be an expfHE18 to be paId for the properties sfv'ved. UL!.rl
the next tlVO or three,yearfJ, trIe vJateI' mSLrw to be con:3Lpuctecl PH:'
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lssued to flnance the CDsts of m:i.rt:'l..mum COX1Eltruct;:i.on. ~!;~xcess
costs involved in constructing sizes in excess of minimum water
mains would be borne by the water utility. The construction of
Hdd 1. ti onal maIns to provIde bett er e:L rou 1a t lon and qual i ty of
service would alao be at the Bxpense of the water utility. The
general pUl~pose bonds would be redeemed as tb.e !~pec:i.al assess.-
ments are paid by the abutting property owners.
CONSTRUCTION OF PAVING
A review of past practices in paving construction reveals
that some Inlqult:'Les exist. v.!hen t.he cost. of' constructing the
street and alley intersections is paid for by all of the citizens,
1 t 1s fInanced eU;her by in.cll.!dlng tb.e cost in the eu rrent year! s
pI'Opf3I'ty tax levy or by 13 stdng bonds to be redeem{Hlwl th futup,<,
propar.ty t ax levis ~ 0 In ei ther me thod, :1 t 1 Bpi) Si'3 iblfJ tha t 80 n1(;)
prope rty owne:rs are bel ng a 3 ked to t1elp pay the CDS t s when they
might not be able to afford paving sbutting their own properties.
The nComprehens:l.ve J:'lnn'i s p:ests tb.at a syscem of arteriH.l
street s be de s 19rw ted ancJ tha t standards of physl GEll neecls fa r
each category of ::1tref)ts be adopted. rrhe categoI'les Ho\:ld be
named: local streets, colleotor streets, major City arterial
streets and major Regional Arterial streets.
Local streets would serve only the abutting properties and
"Hould not be expected to be a route to use in crosslng the City.
Pavement widths of thiry-one feet from the back of curb to back
of curb, in re 811 dent ial aI'EHlS, ltJOuld prov:Lde for one pa I'all el
parking lane Hnd two drtving lanes. Slnce zoning requlI'ement~j
prov:1.de f'or veb.leular parklng space on. tJl,B lot \\!lth the ):'Bwtdence
for the automobiles of the owner or his tenants, it CBn be anti-
cipated that parking on the pavement i8 only needed for visitors
at the abutting properties"
Co11ector 8tr'8et8 l1111 probably not carr'y enougb. additional
traffic that extra laDes would be required to accommodate it. The
traffic from side streets would be required to stop before entering
the intersections with collector streets. This will allow the
traffic to move freely on its way to the major arterial streets.
The collector streets will be prima ly in residential area~ and
the requirements for park:tng sI:10ul(j.rl It be greater than on 10c8.1
streets~
Major arterial streets will be the routes for traffic to use
in going from one area of the City to another. Current Bnd es-
timated future tr8.1'1'1c va lrnnes wi 11 be used to deterrn Ine vll:1etheI'
or not EJdclltional lanes, to carry tt1is th~eough trafflc, are needed.
1.1' additIonal lanes Hro n060(>,(1, UH3 public or the ~'Jhole wI]l be
expected to po9:.'! 1'01' the extra expense.
The major Regional arterial Atroets will carry the greatest
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volumes of traffic of all of the categories. It is possible
that the state and Federal Governments could be involved with
the financing of the construction of these streets. It is
possible that the abutting land may have little or no access
to the street, and if this is true, the responsibility for
financing minimum pavement would be altered.
The minimum costs to be borne by a butting property owners
for constructing paving in the future will be thirty-one feet
back to back of curbing, with curb & gutter included and also
including the intersections with streets and alleys in resi-
dential areas. The minimum costs to be borne by abutting pro-
perty owners for constructing paving in the future will be
forty-one feet back to back of curbing, with curb & gutter
included and also including intersections with streets and
alleys in business, commercial and industrial areas.
During the next few years paving construction costs will
be fi nanced ei ther by the subdividers in new areas or by paving
district processes where the abutting properties are owned by
a number of different persons. This latter method would require
the issuance of special purpose bonds redeemable from the pay-
ment of special assessments received from the benefitted pro-
perties~ The possibility of the general public having to pay
some 01' this cost exists if assessments are defaulted or if the
costs are excessive compared to the value of the benefitted
propertIes.
CONSTRUCTING STORM SEWERS
Yrior to paving, surface run-off water 1s carried in ditches
alongside a surfaced roadway. In order to get the water to flow,
the ditch must go down hill. The further the ditch runs, the
deeper it gets and the wider the ri::tht-of-way must be to accommo-
date both it and the roadway. If the property adjacent to these
ditches is developed with homes, we find that the owners soon
want the ditches enclosed because they are hard to maintain.
Therefore, open ditches are generally used in undeveloped areas,
and underground sewer pipe is installed in developed areas.
Another problem with open ditches in developed areas is the need
for driveway access, requiring culverts, and culverts at street
intersections.
Engineers have found that costs o~ construction to carry
away rainfall from storms of an anticipated intensity to be ex-
pected at least once every five years is the maximum that the
public will be willing to afford. Heavier rainfall will then
create ponding and some basement flooding with this system in
existence.
The water which runs off building roofs is delivered into
the pavement curbs via paved driveways, downspouts, sidewalks
or across lawns in heavy concentratlons. Intakes which allows
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the vH.l.tf)r running 1n the gutters to drop lnto the lmderground
storm sewers do not have to be located at Bach street inter-
section. The pavement CBn be dipped through the intersections
(such as has been done in many place! in the City). There are
a number of disadvantngea in eont:i.nulngttl.:Ls sol1)tion to the
problem of surface run-off; 80 an underground storm sewer system
is cons1dered desirable.
Studies made b'y Henningson, Durham & RichsY'dson and f.rhomas
& Benjamin & Clayton consulting firms shJW that Grand Island
needs 8 considerable amount of construction to come up to the
five-year frequency system.
These studies show also that the surface topography defines
watersheds within the City. ~ach watershed will require its own
au tfall sewer or di tell which uJ t ima te I',V di selulrge s It s water into
clearly defined creeks or rivers.
The construction of an entire watershed district system of
dit hes and underground storm sewer system will probably have to
be financed HS part special assessment, part Ci ty and in some
cases part rural owners and/or County, whe r'e rl.1D.-off comes from
rural property or where outlets go through properties outside
of the City.
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807
SANIrrAHY Sfi;\{EH DISrrRICTS ,~ QUES'l~IONS
1" When a S(1Wr!5,J:' d j t!ltr:Lcit, :'L13 to
t.h,e 11~le l~ extr'b}3 d~~eI} (~~X8.
to go for a couple oaks
th 11$ ~xt:ra depth 'wh 1 flJ tlH'f3
this &..e I1D~ and half as
weren't the deep line
celved the service.
near B 11 station where
t) 8 the d1atrl t 1.
should these titionerB r for
let~~ i"Jhl(~h ~Hll (~~)nne(;t t;o
pa y a fiHfit:1 11 e:c GO 8 t ? If' 1 t
r out would not have re-
2. When 8 sewer line is required t
in size to ke care of B larger area
costs over the 8 inch 8ize
1:1 a t:ncher::;
;:::\ 1;; B UI~\e
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on
3. When a sewer distriot is
l.ots, shel]. the assessment
()1'J EW areft basts whe\t t~; the
extra d lots or 1st
jn an area with i
on. Fj, 1:1 \9. reEt ^bE,\ S l i~ '?
th to 1,1 l.n
r i";rH3.
(;omput
t.t1(~ ei~ ~ e (; f'
t X"[-\ e t s ?
ij.) When a ~en~e:r' m8iY1 :t1"3to loeat where ol.1e 8) of the
district is in .the C1 lim1ts a the other s is beyond t
G:L l'jmi ti::'; 9 shoo thE; lill lrJ the C1 :U,ml t8 assurne the full
iUlt3e~3sment? Jj'o11owl the f rig trHmght l would t alde.
bE~yond C1 lim'itl3 be t:ALL t() top O~ eonnEH~t to tcht'.~ mEitu
without payl ~'1nJ 8.Sf>ef)Smt~nt 1~1rte:r' conll tnco the Clt"J 1:'Lm1_tB?
\~~)ll t.he 8j_d.e:"; be;l(;I:"'td (;t tU1ttf;J "bel allot",(~d_ tD t. or c:.i.)^rl'"'.~
neet w1,th':)ut \~CJnilY1g :into the CIty l.:Lmltfl if 3.t Bssl),med :nalft:l:16
c~o~t7
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PAVING DIS'rHICT - QUESTIONS
L ShE.\ 11 J:~a VeOO191':lt a SS~SfiHl!elnts eH.l l! tde streets extend, l:Jelck
to thl9 center of the block?
2. What shf.\11 be the maxlwum dist~nce back 8.TfUiq from the
street on Bide street BIBeS$mentB?
:3. AtH'lel!H~mlEn1tB on s Hl.e stI'(ilH'!lts are d i vtd~d tn.to s lx zones
baek away frefoo the street, which 2:0nes fH'.,~ JJ 1/3% ,... 19% =
14 1/3% ~. 12 1/:3% ~, 11% and H}%. Sha 11 t~HtH.le ~HH$eBl'Jllenti:1
ZODes continue to be used?
4. When the block Dr one Bide of B B1de street 18 only (ex-
ample 300 ft.) sad the block on the other Bide of 8 ~lde street
18 (exfJ.mple 600 ft.) shall the abut.ting prcrpcrty to the Stl"4:'H:it
belng aSl:!1l(!;fHH?ld pay the saDH~ amount~ wl tht;l:t(~ longer 'bloek f:~Ji'~
hlg the h81anr;,~e that "che stlOrt~:r' bloek esnot assrrme"?
-'~ When and he,,,,, will 1!lterseetions be 8.aSefHled ~lt.h a pav^~
:tug d i ll~ t r 1. c t '?
6~ Wh~m. a pavin.:~ district p*3,T'Bllt~1~ a y'a.Llro&'d ~ f:!ihall the
railroad. re(~ei'li'l\'; half of the ElS!:HHUn\H~nt 01' SI1[.;,11 the Cl at
large paJ for the railroad half?
'7. lrJhen a pavttlg petition hi for the p8.vtng of a Btreet pass-
In.g a etty park or other land8 that th~~ elty Im:'IY own~ 5ihal1
the city be considered fpr_.!h~,_s!_tst!~t}
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WATER DISTRICTS - QUESTIONS
1. Should fire hrdrautll, the too, li~o a~d Ta~8 thereto
be charged a. part of the district COllt and allle8sed to the
property in the district or should tho.. eOlta bo general
obligation of the City?
2. When a water district i. petitioned for and the district
i. onl1 oue or two blocks in length sua connecting to and
extending froB an .xi.Zing water line, .hould thil line .tan4
the cost of a header or trunk l1ne for a block or Bore to
Bake a circulating srste.?
Following the foregoing thousht, Ihould header or trunk linel
be general obligation of the City when not pallsing the front
side of lot..?
3. When a water district is in an area with irregula~ shaped
lots, shall the aSBess.ent be on an area ba.is? If co.puted
on an area basis what i8 the depth to be used in the case of
exceptionally deep lots or unplatted tracts?
4. When 8 water main ill to be located in a street with oue
side paralleling a ra1.1road, shall the railroad receive half
of the asseSSBent?
5. When a water aain i8 to be located where one 81de of the
district i8 in the City li1ll1 ts and the other side is beyond,
the City li.its, should the side i>> tne City li.its sasume
the full asses.Bent? Following the foregeing thought, would
the aide berond the City limita be allowed to top or connect
to the main without paying any asaes8.ent after COMing into the
City li.ita? Would the 8ide beyond the City limits be allowed
to top or connect without coming into the City li8its if it
assumed half the cost?
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November 30~, 1964
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Opening of Council Session with prayer by Rev. Martin G. Schroeder, Messiah Lutheran
Church.
ROLL CALL - 7:30 P.M. All Councilmen present except Mayor Peterson, who was excused
on motion of Bishop and second by Klostermeyer.
Vice-President Kinman asked if there was anyone in the audience who requested the
reading of the Minutes of the last Council Session. There being none, Ditter moved,
K10stermeyer second that the reading of the minutes of the November 16~ , 1964 Sessior
and the adjourned Session of November 24th, 1964, be suspended. Passed.
The Bond of L. H. Smith was presented and accepted on motion of Ditter, second by
Bishop,
Klostermeyer moved, second by Ditter that the Minutes of the Planning Commission of
November 19fu and 23rd, 1964 be accepted and referred to the City Manager. Pas~ed.
(Exhibit A and A-I) 'f...
Frank Phelps presented Mr. Lee Blocker, Director of Utilities for City of Lincoln and
Chairman Nebraska Section of A. vi. i,<l.A. Mr. Blocker in turn introdUced the other
members of the A.vi.vi.A. delegation who v!ere present, Joe LaFerla, Robert Krohn,
J. vv. Livengood, Ray McLeod and John Olsson. Mr, Joe LaFerla, Chairman of the
advancement Committee explained the advancement program, Mr. Blocker presented
r.1r. Kinman \-'lith the State A.\<l.vl.A. AHard and informed the Council that the Grand
Island Water Department entry would compete in the National contest in January, 1965
Mr Kinman passed the trophy on to Mr. Phelps and congratulated him and his staff
on their fine work At the suggestion of Mr. Phelps, A.A McKenzie briefly described
the fine book \Jhich told the story of the Grand Island Vlater Department progress.
This book will be sent on to New York as our entry in the National Contest
Letter from A.T.& T. presented to Council. Mr> Carpenter explained the !lGed for
establishing an access roadway from Stuhr Road through and along the North 30' of the
N'dtSE! and part of N1S1t1! of See, 14 T, 11, N R -- 9 vi. to the ne"l disposal plant .
Resolution to accept form of modification of right of \^Jay and easement agreement
between A.T.& T., Northwestern Bell, Lincoln T. & T. and City of Grand Island is
attached (Exhibit B)
The Resolution authorizing \.vater service Contract VIi th International Harvester Co"
vms explained by Frank Phelps Resolution attached. (Exhibit C)
Resolution relative to parking on Fourth Street from Pine Street to ~:;ycamore
attached. (Exhibit D)
Resolution relative to paTI<ing on Fourth Street from Sycamore Street to C B. & Q.
tracks on Plum Street attached. (Exhibit E)
Resolution relative to parking on Pine Street from north mainline of H.P. tracks to
Sixth Street attached. (Exhibit F)
Mr Carpenter read his communication 64-A-4 regarding Agreement with U.P. R R Co, fOI
installation of crossing signals at Oak; Pine, Elm and Walnut Streets Resolution
attached, (Exhibit G and G-I)
Mr. Carpenter read his communication 64-A-3 regarding the leasing of Bldg. T-134 and
T-135 to Prairie Vi.Hey Inc On motion by Bishop, second by Klostermeyer, the
Vice-President vIas authorized to sign the lease on behalf of the City. (Exhibit H)
Letter from Mrs. D, W. Johnson of Courtesy Court was read asking that the matter of
no parking signs along Second Street in the 2300 block be considered as an item on
the Agenda. Al though ~1rs. Johnson \vas not present the matter vms disc;lJA13ed by the
Council ]\1rs Johnson pointed out in her letter that the no parking restriction
prevented truckers from parking near her cOllrt and imposed a financial llroblem On
motion by Ditter second by Bisho:p the CityI'1anager was asked to bring a Resolution
to the next Council Session which "Tould eliminate the 2300 block on Second Street
from the "No Parking 11 zone. Passed
Mr Carpenter relorted to the Council that he had checked \{ith the insurance company
handling the claim on damage to the City-County ambulance and had been told that they
"TOre vrai ting to hea.r from a Hi tness to the accident vrho resides out of State
]\11' Carpenter rC]Jorted on some calls tht he had had from rural folks about Fire
Del)artment service and h01t! the City operates in connection vlith the rural district.
He eXlllained that a contract had been given the rural district board for their
comJideration '..,hioh 'dould be a mutual aid agreement, The City- to give mutual aid
1;Then requested by the rural chief and the rural department to do the same for the
Ci ty 1.,Then requested to do so by the City Fire Chief \1e are n011 1.,Tai ting to hear
from the Rural District Board. Mr. Carpenter also IJointed out that the Rural Fire
District 'dill collect 1964 taxes on IJroperty 1Thich has been annexed by the City
since 1951 Mr. Pierce explained that he was keeping in touch with this situation
so that steps could be taken to avoid this extra assessment in 1965.
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Exhibit "A" 811
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SPECIAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND
19 NOVEMBER 1964
Present:
Cone, Walters, Thomazin, Meedel,
Crozier, Lacy.
Others Present:
Mrs. Eaton, McCarthy, Allen.
Carpenter, Rystrom.
Absent:
1. Moved by Walters that a street be opened
at the south end of Schuele Trailer Park between
Sylvan and Lincoln Street rather than one (1) block
north. Seconded by Lacy. Motion carried.
2. City Attorney, F. L. Pierce, presented a
memo regarding Personal Liability for the members
of the Planning Commission. A short discussion
was held.
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3. Moved by Thomazin that the corrected map
form, with additional copies, be ordered from Hen-
nj.ngson, Durham & Richardson. The cost of these ,'..,
copies are 300 for $90.00. Seconded by Cone.
Motion carried.
ADJOURNED 5:28 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
HAROLD W. CONE, Secretary
BY Sandi Kuck
HWC/ssk
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SPECIAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND
19 NOVEIVIBER 1964
Present:
Cone, Walters, Thomazin, Meedel,
Croz ier, Lacy.
Absent:
Mrs. Eaton, IVIcCarthy, Allen.
Carpenter, Rystrom.
Others Present:
1. Moved by Walters that a street be opened
at the south end of Schuele Trailer Park between
Sylvan and Lincoln Street rather than one (1) block
north. Seconded by Lacy. Motion carried.
2. City Attorney, F. L. Pierce, presented a
memo regarding Personal Liability for the members
of the Planning Commission. A short discussio'n
was held.
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3. Moved by Thomazin that the corrected map
form, With additional copies, be ordered from Hen-
nlngson, Durham & Richardson. The cost of these .....
copies are 300 for $90.00. Seconded by Cone.
Motion carried.
ADJOURNED 5:28 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
HAROLD W. CONE, Secretary
BY Sandi Kuck
HWC/ssk
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SPECIAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND
19 NOVEMBER 1964
Others Present:
Cone, Walters, Thomazin, Meedel,
Crozier, Lacy.
Mrs. Eaton, McCarthy, Allen.
Carpenter, Rystrom.
Present:
Absent:
1. Moved by Walters that a street be opened
at the south end of Schuele Trailer Park between
Sylvan and Lincoln Street rather than one (1) block
north. Seconded by Lacy. Motion carried.
2. City Attorney, F. L. Pierce, presented a
memo regarding Personal Liability for the members
of the Planning Commission. A short discussion
was held.
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3. Moved by Thomazin that the corrected map
form, with additional copies, be ordered from Hen-
ningson, Durham & Richardson. The cost of these'..'
copies are 300 for $90.00. Seconded by Cone.
Motion carried.
ADJOURNED 5:28 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
HAROLD W. CONE, Secretary
BY Sandi Kuck
HWC!ssk
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SPECIAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND
19 NOVEMBER 1964
Present:
Cone, Walters, Thomazin, Meedel,
Crozier, Lacy.
Absent:
Mrs. Eaton, McCarthy, Allen.
Others Present:
Carpenter, Rystrom.
1. Moved by Walters that a street be opened
at the south end of Schuele Trailer Park between
Sylvan and Lincoln Street rather than one (1) block
north. Seconded by Lacy. Motion carried.
2. City Attorney, F. L. Pierce, presented a
memo regarding Personal Liability for the members
of the Planning Commission. A short discussion
was held.
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3. Moved by Thomazin that the corrected map
form, with additional copies, be ordered from Hen-
ningson, Durham & Richardson. The cost of these ,'.',
copies are 300 for $90.00. Seconded by Cone.
Motion carried.
ADJOURNED 5:28 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
HAROLD W. CONE, Secretary
BY Sandi Kuck
HWC!ssk
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SPECIAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND
19 NOVEMBER 1964
Present:
Cone, Walters, Thomazin, Meedel,
Crozier, Lacy.
Mrs. Eaton, McCarthy, Allen.
Carpenter, Rystrom.
Absent:
Others Present:
1. Moved by Walters that a street be opened
at the south end of Schuele Trailer Park between
Sylvan and Lincoln Street rather than one (1) block
north. Seconded by Lacy. Motion carried.
2. City Attorney, F. L. Pierce, presented a
memo regarding Personal Liability for the members
of the Planning Commission. A short discussion
was held.
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3. Moved by Thomazin that the corrected map
form, with additional copies, be ordered from Hen-
nlngson, Durham & Richardson. The cost of these ,....
copies are 300 for $90.00. Seconded by Cone.
Motion carried.
ADJOURNED 5:28 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
HAROLD W. CONE, Secretary
BY Sandi Kuck
HWC/ssk
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Exhibit "A_l"
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PIA}n~ING COMMI33ION MEETING
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBBASKA
23 November 1964
Present:
Thomazin, Lacy, Walters, Mrs. Eaton,
McCarthy, Cone, Meedel
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Others Present:
Allen, Crozier
K. Skeels, E. Edwards, Rystrom, Butts,
G. Buechler, J. Kranz, N. Jamson, E. ,.,' ~
Voss
1. Moved by Lacy that we dispense with reading of
the minutes of previous meeting and approve same as they
were distributed and printed. Seconded by Mccarthy.
Motion carried.
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2. Mr. Jamson and Mr. Skeels explained the plans
concerning a rezoning of Blocks .5 and 8 of Home Subdiv-
ision from Residence "A" to BusinesS "A" to interested
property owners. Mr. Jamsoti was advised to submit a
formal applica:tion.
3. Moved by Thomazin to recommend the approval of
a license to Roush Mobile Bomes to estabiish a trailer
court in Geer Subdivision with a maximum of 26 unitS.
(Part of Lot 3 and a 11 of Lot 4, .5, 6, 9 & 10). Seccmd-
ed by Mrs. Eaton, Motion carried.
4. Mr. Emil Voss presented the plat for the Emil
J. Voss subdivision, and the Agreement for Protective
Covenants, Restrictions, and Conditio'ns. Mr. Voss 1s
to submit a completed linen for the Subdivision.
5. Moved by Thomazin that the request of Hinman
Subdivision plat be returned to Howard S. Hinman for
inclusion of seven (7) feet on the east side for right-
of-way purposes and the plat be resubmitted to the City
Engineer for further consideratl.on. Seconded by Lacy.
r.1otion carried.
Moved by Thomazin that proper steps be taken to
change the name of the street south from Stolley Park
Road from whatever the present name is now to Blaine.
Mrs. Eaton seconded the motion. Motion carried.
6. Moved by Lacy that a report from the City
Manager rela ti ve to dra inage and utili ties in West
Bel Air 4th Addition be received before the Subdiv-
iSion is approved. Seconded by Thomazin. Motion
carried.
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7. City Engineer, Ron Rystrom, presented a report
relative to the Flood Plain Report prepared by the U.S.
Army Carps of Engineers Office in Omaha, Nebraska.
ADJOURNED 4:00 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
HAROLD W. CONE, Seoretary
BY S~ndi Kuck
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~EREAS, the City of Grand Island is desirous of establishing a
private roadway from Stuhr Road between Sections Fourteen (14) and Fifteen
(15), T 11 N, R 9 W, in Hall County, Nebraska, through and along the North
30 ft. of the NWtSEt and part of Nt of swt of such Section 14;
WHEREAS, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., Northwestern Bell
Telephone Company, and the Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company are
the owners of a right-of-way and easement appearing in Book T, Page 311,
in Miscellaneous Records of Hall County, Nebraska, through and along the
approximately North 16t ft. of such NWtSEt and part of the Nt of swt
of such Section 14 wherein it has installed what are known as Lincoln
Junction-Grand Island "A" and "B" Cables, Markers 510 - 514; and,
~EREAS, such A.T. & T. Co. has offered to furnish the materials,
supplies, labor and tools necessary to adjust, rearrange and relocate
such cables and at an estimated $3,700.00, and to request the Lincoln
T. & T. Co. and Northwestern Bell Telephone Company to enter into an
agreement with the City of Grand Island for modification of the right-of-
way and easement rights of such companies through and across the described
lands:
WHEREAS, the establishment of such access roadway to such new
sewerage disposal plant is necessary, and the relocation of such cable
is therefore necessary; and
WHEREAS, the form of such offer by such A.T. & T. and the form of
proposed agreement between such company, N.W. Bell Telephone Co., and the
Lincoln T. & T. Co. have been examined by the City Manager, the City Attorney,
and this Council;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that:
1. The offer by American Telephone and Telegraph Company dated
September 9, 1964, be, and the same is, hereby accepted on behalf of
the City of Grand Island, and the City Manager is hereby empowered
and directed to execute such acceptance on behalf of the City;
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2. The President of the Council is hereby authorized, empowered,
and directed to execute the November 16, 1964, form of modification
of right-of-way and easement agreement between A. T. & T. Co., N.W.
Bell T. Co., the Lincoln T & T Co., and the City of Grand Island, and
the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to attest said
agreement.
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Moved by Councilman
be adopted.
Seconded by Councilman
Roll call vote: "Yes":
"No":
Motion carried this
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Ditter
that the foregoing resolution
Klostermeyer
Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
None
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Nov.
1964.
day of
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8 '~i 9"OY 3 0 1964
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WHEREAS, the City Council heretofore on about February 20, 1963
authorized a contract between the City of Grand Island and International
Harvester Company for a water service line connection of the City water
system outside the boundaries of the City; and the City Attorney having
prepared a contract as directed for such water connection and water
service,
BE IT RESOLVED that the Utilities Commissioner, Frank E. Phelps,
be, and hereby is, authorized to execute such water service contract
for the City of Grand Island.
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that this resolution be adopted.
Bishop
Moved by Councilman
Seconded by Councilman
Roll call vote: "Yes": lCinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
"NO":
None
Motion carried this
30
day 0 f
Nov.
, 1964.
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WHEREAS, it has been requested that a change in parking be
established on Fourth Street from Pine Street to Sycamore Street; and
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~EREAS, the Chief of Police, City Engineer, and City Manager
recommend that such change be made; and
'WHEREAS, the City Council may, by resolution, as provided in the
Grand Island City Code, regulate the parking of vehicles in any street,
stall, or district designated in such resolution;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The south side of Fourth Street from Pine Street to
Sycamore Street be, and hereby is, designated as a
tandem parking district, and be marked accordingly;
2. The north side of Fourth Street from Pine Street to
Sycamore Street be, and hereby is, designated as a
diagonal parking district and be marked accordingly;
J. The time limit for parking on Fourth Street from Pine
Street to Sycamore Street shall be restricted to two
hours.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager be, and hereby is,
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Ditter
Moved by Councilman
,
Seconded by Councilman
Klostermeyer
Roll call vote: ItYes:1t Kinman, Ditter, Bishop, Klostermeyer
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ItNolt: None
Motion carried this JOth day of November, 1964.
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WHEREAS, it has been requested that a change in parking be
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established on Fourth Street from Sycamore Street to the Chicago,
Burlington, and Quincy Railroad tracks on Plum Street; and
WHEREAS, the Chief of Police, City Engineer, and City Manager
recommend that such change be made; and
WHEREAS, the City Council may, by resolution, as provided in the
Grand Island City Code, regulate the parking of vehicles in any
street, stall, or district designated in such resolution;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The south side of Fourth Street from Sycamore Street
to the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad tracks
on Plum Street be, and hereby is, designated as a diagonal
parking district, and be marked accordingly;
2. The north side of Fourth Street from Sycamore Street
to the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad tracks
on Plum Street be, and hereby is, designated a tandem
parking district, and be marked accordingly;
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3. The time limit for parking on Fourth Street from Sycamore
Street to Kimball Street shall be restricted to two hours.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager be, and hereby is,
authorized to place this resolution in force and effect.
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Bishop
Moved by Councilman
Seconded by Councilman
Roll call vote: "Yes": Kinman, Bishop, Di tt er, Klostermeyer ,
Ditter
"No":
None
Motion carried this 30th day of November, 1964.
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'WHEREAS, it has been requested that a change in park-
ing be established on Pine Street from the north mainline
Union Pacific Railroad track to Six.th Street; and
WHEREAS, the Chief of Police, City Engineer and City
Manager recommend that such change be made; and
WHEREAS, the City Council may, by resolution, as pro-
vided infue Grand Island City Code, regulate the parking
of vehicles in any street, stall, or district designated
in such resolution;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The west Sde of Pine Street from the north main-
line Union Pacific Railroad track to Sixth Street
be, and hereby is, designated as a tandem parking
district and be marked accordingly;
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2. The east side of Pine Street from the north main-
line Union Pacific Railroad track to Sixth Street
be designated as a diagonal parking district and
be marked accordingly;
3. The time limit for parking on North Pine Street
from the alleys in the 400 block to Sixth Street
shall be restricted to two hours.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager be, and
hereby is, authorized to place this resolution in force and
effect.
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Moved by Councilman
Klostermeyer
Seconded by Councilman Bishop
Roll call vote: "Yes: "Kltib.man, Bishop , Ditter, Klostermeyer;
"No:"
NONE:
Motion carried this
30
day of
Nov.
, 1964.
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Exhibit HGH
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November 27, 1964
Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
SUBJECT: Agreement between the Union Paci1'ic Railroad Oompany,
The City of Grand Island, and the state of Nebraska
concerned with the street crossings and crossing
gates on the Union Pacific Railroad for Oak, ~ine,
Elm, and Walnut Streets
Gentlemen:
We have received from the State of' Nebraska, through Mr.
Orpheus Poke, General Service Engineer, Right-of-way Division
Bureau of Highways, the agreements between the City of Grand
Island, the Union Pacific Rai lroad and the Sta te of Nebraska
for the railroad crossing gates and signals at the inter-
sections of the Union Pacific Railroad and Oak, Pine, El~,
and Walnut streets within the ~ity of Grand Island.
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These agreements must be approved by the City of Grand
Island through your action; however, there is no provision
for the municipality to pay any 01' the costs or these install-
ations. The City is, in approving the agreement and authorizing
the Mayor to sign on behalf of the City, is reiterating an
earlier agreement to approve such an installation within the
o i ty .
verI truly yours, .
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. J. M. Ca rpE?pter
. City Manager
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cc: Mr. .t'ieree
Mr. Lehmann
Nr. Carpenter
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WEREAS, the STATE OF NEBRASKA, DEPARTMENT OF ROADS, has tendered
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to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement between the
State of Nebraska, Department of Roads, Union Pacific Railroad Company
and City of Grand Island, covering the installation and maintenance of
highway-railroad crossing automatic signals, flashing light type with
short arm gates and bells, at Oak, Pine, Elm and Walnut Streets, Grand
Island, Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Railroad Company's
C.D. No. 48216; and
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed
agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said City of
Grand Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by the acceptance of
said agreement;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
STATE OF NEBRASKA:
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That the terms of the agreement submitted by the State of Nebraska,
Department of Roads, as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby, accepted
in behalf of said City;
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered and
directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City, and that the
City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and directed to attest said
agreement and to attach to each triplicate original of said agreement a
certified copy of this resolution.
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Moved by Councilman
Seconded by Councilman
B i shop
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Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
"Yes":
"No":
None
Motion carried this 30th day of November, 1964.
NO" 3 0 1964
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Exhibit "B"
November 27, 1964
Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
SUBJBCT: Leases at the Airport between the City and the
Prairie Valley Hybrid Company of ~hillips,
Nebraska
Gentlemen:
In August of this year, you consiaered the possibility
of renewing the lease agreement between the City and the
Prairie Valley Hybrid Company of ~hillips, Nebraska, of' the
Buildings numbered T-I34 and T-135 located at the Grand Island
Municipal Airport for the purposes of allowing them to store
seed grain in them.
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At the time the leases were previously discussed, it was
anticipated that the Federal Government, through the Air Porce,
would be using this space for a fuel storage site. Arrangements
have been made to relocate the fuel storage site, and we are,
therefore, in a position to renew the lease on these two buildings
if this is your desire.
Very; ;truly yours,
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J. M. CarREiiter
G i ty Manager
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Mr. Lehmann
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Manager's Office
"-Neb'raska Office Service
~easurer's Office
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~. Beaver Press
Company
Attorney_': Offic~
-J.. Nebraska State Library
....2. Callahan & Company
.~. Shepard's Citations
Ci tl Plannin~ Commissj.on
Engineering Division
.4". .- StandardBlue Print Company
~. Ed Benjamin & Associates
Folding Table
Payroll forms
Commercial Code Book
Books
Renewal Subscription
Eng. & Drafting Supplies
Surveying
Sto~ Sew~!, Sanita~ ~weE ~ Lift Station Maint. (A)
'i. Kelly Well Company Machine Shaft
'--2. Central Plains Company Central SC- 36
-3. Flex-Rod Pipe & Tool Repair on Sewer machines
Health Department
.'-~i~rand Island Typewriter Company
Incidentals and Miscellaneous
~. Office EqiiIpment C omp any-
~. Beaver Press
~. Stephens-Ryder & Wenger
--4. Nebraska State JO'L1I'na1 (H. T. Sullivan)
gi ~ Hall Maintenance
1. arpe:n.ter PaPer~Company
'2. Pinkston's Launder Rite
~. Kraft Janitor Supplies
--4. J. M. Lingeman Company
...,. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Civil Service
~ildiE~ Depart~r:~
Sanitation Fund IIBf!
-I:-Petersen Oi1-"COmpany
.~. Lincoln Equipment Company
-~. Wheeler Farm Supply
~. Nebraska Office Service
. Nebraska Office Service
Office Sca.le
File Folders
Letterhead printed
Compensation Insurance
Subscription (1 year) =
Towels, etc.
Dust mops, etc.
mopheads, etc.
Filters
Telephone Service
Diesel Fuel
Pin, tip, element, etc.
Flat-bed tarp
Columnar Sheets
Machine stand
NOY 3 0 1964
(Exhibit I) 82?'
$ 49.50
$ 19.35
$ 7.75
20.00
30.00
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8.39
65.50
$73:139
5.50
164.33
242.28
$412.11
13.95
9.63
57.50
$3,699.19
11.00
$3;it17'~32
39.57 + l3.18(r
8.00
43.04 + 14.34(v..
53.14
5.02
$14"13*.1"7 ~
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33.00
18.44
25.85
3.65
35.00
$11:5 ~94
Street.l ~J.ley ~ .P.aring ~~
-t. Traffic Signals
.-2-. Wilbur Sargent
_Island Supply Company
Missouri Valley Construction Co.
. Michael Todd Company
$. Traffic Signals
l..;:r. Nebraska Tractor & Equipment
-ir. Hoppe Concrete Company
. u /iJ. Hallem te Manufacturing Company
;10. E. L. Hinze
..a:-l. J. C. Semm
~. Clipper Manufacturing Company
4:"3. Lincoln Equipment Company
..44. Sanfax Corporation
..J5. Petersen Oil Company
~. Lincoln Equipment Company
.41. Dutton-Lainson Company
.18". Variety Products Company
.l:9. The Kelly Supply Company
r20. Wheeler Elarm Supply
~l. Nebraska Prison Industries
~2. Royal Oil Company
~3. Highway Equipment & Supply
.24. Luther & Maddox
-25. Michael Todd & Company
~6. Wald Industries, Inc.
.--!t7. Vogel Paint & Wax Company
.---2-8. Christensen Concrete Company
~9. Motorola Communications
I ~ Fund (Genera1)
-:1:. Johnson Cashway Lumber Company
'2-. Fairbury Pipe & Supply
3. Northwestern Public Service
Repair
Weed mowing
Rental of Elec. hammer
Tact Oil
Gutter Broom Wire
Repair
Truck repairs
Ready nO.x concrete
Manhole cover seal
Wire wheel for paving brush
Straighten snow gate
Concrete saw blade
Truck maintenance
White & yellow paint
Kerosene
Equipment parts
Caulking Anchors
Safety I'red
Traffic signs and paint
Wire
Railroad warning signs
Ice melting compound
Replacement parts - mower
Road gravel
African Calabar Bass
Needle packing assembly
Free flow glass beads
Ready-mix concrete
Radio Contract
Lumber
Electric Heater
Natural Gas
Park Fund (SWimming Pool)
~Carpenter t>aper Company
2. Northwestern Public Service
Jani tor SUpplies
Natural Gas
Park Fund (Recreation)
~Chicago Lumber Company
Wire, staples, etc.
.Par~ !und (Ryder)
Police Fund (General)
~Nebraska Office''Service Company
-2-. Nebraska Cy'cle Company
"3. Sidles Company
-...4. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
-5. Bonnie Sloggett
Carbon Paper
Cap, gasket, etc.
Flashlight batteries
Telephone Service
Clothing Allowance
(Anima~ Warden)
(Police Qour!L
828
$467.70
60.50
35.40
26.~~O
525.00
175.96
28.12
24.41
63.33
11.95
10.00
275.00
63.79
49.50
39.00
69.12
21.84
7.h2
66.08
9.b.4
28.80
965.55
163.89
12.00
204.30
3.38
80.00
13.95
37.1.1.0
$3;5'""39.'23 --.
15.20
35.00
14.60
$b4-~OO
12.34
5.76
$18.10
31.90
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9.50
7.75
4.38
61.88
40.00
$123.~ -~-
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Police Fund (Meters)
1::-. Street, Alley &. Paving Dept.
'2. Street, Alley & Paving Dept.
_ow Sanitary Sewers (1if~ Staj;ions ! Mains Q)
I Cemetery Fund
~. Spelts-Schultz Lumber Company
'2. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Fire Fund
~Rapid Film Service
--2. Heim Upholstering Company
~ Mine Safety Appliances Company
~. Green's Bear Frame
-5. Alton Kraft
-6. Thomsen Auto Supply
rt. Thomsen Auto Supply
....g. Lawson's Communications
'9. Dunn T s Pharmacy
'3.0. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
11. Northwestern Public Service Company
City Municipal Band
Civil Defense Fund
,Airport Fund
.~. Reitan's, Inc.
'-2. John Claussen Sons
-3. B-F Distributing Company
-4. Bosselman & Eaton
-5. Chicago Lumber Company
-s.. Carpenter Paper Company
-!fo. Carpenter Paper Company
...g. Christensen Concrete Products
-9. Grand I sland Tire Sales
-lO. Stephens-Ryder-Wenger
~l. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
12. Northwestern Public Service
43. Thomsen Auto Supply
Airport Gaf e !un!!
1. Northwestern Public Service
-2. Fri to-Lay, Inc.
~. Frito-Lay, Inc.
Y:i:. Harold Luebbe
v5". Butter-Nut Foods Company
~. Third City Wholesale Meats
..:r. Third City "\<Jholesale Meats
~ Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
I. Carpenter Paper Company
O. Carpenter Paper Company
1. Stephens-Ryder-Wenger
. Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.
Reset Posts, etc.
Reset posts, etc.
Lumber and Paint
Telephone Service
Extinguisher refilled
Repair chair cushions
Flashback arrestor, etc.
Align Front end, etc.
bon ami, etc.
Acme, etc.
Eveready Batteries
Battery Kits
Bandages
Telephone Service
Natural Gas
Windshield Wiper
Excavate trench
Motor Oil
Tire repair
Lumber, nails, etc.
Floor finish
Nibroc towels, etc.
Concrete
Tires, tubes
In 81l1rance
Telephone Service
Natural Gas
Bearings, filters, etc.
Natural Gas
Groceries
Groceries
Groceries
Groceries
Groceries
Groceries
Pop
Napkins, etc.
Napkins
Insurance
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$ 16.$0 ~
15.00 ~
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$ 73.07
20.60
"$ 93:t?f
8.50
2.00
4.50
48.46
26.75
3.29
16.83 -
31.24
4.86
107.05
~;4'8'
38.33
$291.81
. ) fe, ,'2 "5
$ 22.29
17.50
22.98
1.50
65.46
62.37
95.53
132.73
62.94
246.05
33.49
115.63
82.34
$959;87
19.54
13.40
16.35
42.00
45.00
316.63
36l.!_~~
21.20
41178
10.39
41.42
16.45
$9l.l.>~bO
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City Shop Garage
~'Grand Island Tire Sales
~. Haile Welding Company
_. Cliff I s Auto Trim
. Diers Motor Company
. Kraft Janitor Supplies
~. National Auto Parts
I-..!:{-.. Green's Body & Equipment
~ Grand Island Ace Hardware
--9. Cates Tire Company
1::0. C. E. Brown Auto Supply
-1:1. Cliff I s Auto Trim
'-3:2. Sidle s Company
~3. Petersen Oil Company
-:t4. Kelly Supply Company
-3:., . Texaco, Inc.
~. Red Rooster Sales
--3::-7. Cates Tire Company
-3::8. Bish Machinery
-3:9. Haile Welding Company
.gO. Dutton-Lainson Company
-2l. Nebraska Solvents
~. Hoppe Lumber Company
~. Texaco, Inc.
~. Preisendorf Plumbing Company
--25. International Harvester Company
~. '\~illiams Machine & Tool
~. Delta Chemical Company
~. Berger Anderson Company
-29. Owl Auto Parts
1--jO. Owl Auto Parts
I -31. Texaco, Inc.
~. Nebraska Tractor & Equipment Company
~. Continental Oil Company
~. Diers Motor Company
-3,. Sherwin-1iilliams Company
~. Reitan's, Inc.
,~ . Haile Welding Company
'-38. Texaco, Inc.
-:3-9. Chapman Farm .Equipment
--hOe Blake Distributing Company
Ofr Street Parking
...:r;- Street, Alley"& Paving Dept.
Old Sewer Plant Fund "Ef'
'i:-. O. V. Hehnke Company
~. O. V. Hehnke
3. Northwestern Public Service
New Sewer System pons~~<?ti9..~ Fund E
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & MerchanQtse
Parts & Merchandise
Do-Kill
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Par-l:,s & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
. Parts & Merchandise
Kerosene
Parts & Merchandise
An tifree ze
Parts &. Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Solvents
Building supplies
Lubricating Oil
Building supplies & Maint.
Parts & Merchandise
Parts &. Merchandise
Building supplies
Building supplies -
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Lubricating Oil
Parts &. Merchandise
Diesel Fuel
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts &. Merchandise
Lubricating Oil
Building maintenance
Lubricating oil
Reset posts
Repair heater
Made fitting
Natural Gas
~;r R.vem~ Constry.ctIon Account "G" ~~
-.J.. Butler Construction New Sewer Plant
ewer Revenue Fund "R"
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Total Our Claims
Total Light & Water
Total All Claims
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$ 8.00
12.02
12.72
92.h2
21.85
14.92
7.47
29.48
16.76
32.30
39.42
62.31
7.67
1'.)-1-0
1,6.46
1,7.,0
149.78
8.50
13.98
29.45
,.88
25.70
132.00
20.,0
23.99
1.04
109.1,
49.15
2..50
7.0,
114.40
42 .ho ~
4.38 .J
177.59
18.23
18.02
6.03
111.6,
270.,6
6.40
$2,oj>~03
1.,0
11.19
17.32
72.38
$100;89
$44,925.14
$57,831.13 '
$28,777.71
$86,608.84
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Mr Bishop suggested that vlalnut Street north of U.P, tracks to 5th Street be studied
relative to congested parking. He also suggested that the markings on vfueel~r Street
be improved if possible,
Hr Kinman asked if anyone in the audience had ***********,*-l!::*************-*anything to
bring before the Council. There being no one, ~~. Ditter moved, Klostermeyer second
that claims as presented by the City Clerk be allowed and listed in the Claim Register
Roll Call. All Aye.
Total Claims, November 30fu presented as follows:
(Exhibit r)
General
Airport
Cafe
Street
Sanitation tlB"
Park
Police
Cemetery
Fire
Sewer "EtI
Garage
\ifater
Light:.t.:
Off Street Parking
Sewer'Const. G-l
$ 4,552.14
959.87
945.60
3,539.23
115.94
114.80
155.01
93.67
274.98
100.89
2,035.03
13,832.16
14,945.55
1.50
44,925.14
$86,591.51
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Gentlemen:
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as presented by the
City Clerk be allowed and listed in the Claim Register.
Respectfully submitted,
sj John M. Carpenter
City Manager
Meeting adjourned 8:30 P.M.
November 30fu, 1964
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December 14fu, 1964
Council Session opened with prayer by Major Preston D. Kiefer of the Salvation Army.
On motion by Bishop, second by Klostermeyer, Richard Kinman 'VIas excused from the
December 14fu Session.
Roll Call: All other Councilmen present.
President Peterson asked if there was anyone in the audience who requested the reading
of the minutes of the last Council Session. There being none, Ditter moved, second by
B~8hop that the reading of the Minutes of Nov. 30fu 1964 be suspended. Carried.
Report of Occupation Tax from Northwestern Public Service Company received and placed
on file.
The following Bonds were presented to the CouIlcil for their approval:
Ensley Electric $1,000.00 Dale Wilson $1,000.00
Don Meyer 1,000.00 G. H. Mettenbrink 1,000.00
Oyster Electric 1,000.00 Lawrence Electric 1,000.00
On Motion by Bishop, second by Klostermeyer, the above Bonds were approved.
Planning Commission Minutes of December 7fu, 1964 presented to Council. Ditter moved,
second by Klostermeyer that '-lith the exception of Item 2, the Minutes be referred to
the City Manager. Item 2 which recownended that Blocks 5 and 8 of Home Sub-Division
be rezoned from Residence A to Business A as requested by Nick Jamson, to be referred
back to the Planning Commission for further consideration, as it is the Cotlllcil's
wish and desire that the Planning Commission consider the Comprehensive Plan in all
requests for rezoning. The recommendation for the opening of a street between
Broadwell and 1;Jheeler should also be reconsidered. Passed. (Exhibit "A")
Resolution authorizing action to abate privy at 708 N. Custer Ave. (Exhibit "IV')
Resolution to remove parking restrictions from West Second street between Garfield
Street and Arthur Street - Lloyd Kelly present to represent Courtesy Court and urge
passage of Resolution. (Exhibit "C")
The application for Trailer Home Park Permit in Geer Subdivision, and all supporting
papers, as \'1el1 as a detailed statement of facts from Roush Mobile Homes, Inc. was
presented to the Council. The City Attorney discussed the City Code as it regards
Trailer IIome Parks and the Zoning Ordinances of the City. It was his belief that
trailer pa~ks could not be established in Residence A and B areas, but apparently coule
under Business A and 13 or under Industrial. Since Gear Subdivision is classified
Residence A, Hobile Home Parks would not be provided for in the area. The City.
Attorneys opinion is attached. (Exhibit "D")
Letter from Frank H. Strohscheim, supporting the application was read.
A letter of objection from tIle Northeast Improvement Association, together with
petition from residents and property owners was introduced. (Exhibit "E" 1-2-3)
A large number of individuals was present to support the objections, their spokesman
l1rs. Maxine Anderson, spoke in opposition to the granting of this. Other property
owners spoke briefly. pk. Gerald Buechler, Attorney for Roush Mobile Homes, spoke in
support of the application. l1r. Klostermeyer brought up several questions regarding
the application and Mr. Carpenter spoke on the Comprehensive Plan and the thinking of
its authors as it pertained to Nobile Home Parks. JVk. Bishop spoke of the need for
suitable Mobile Home Park locations in some area of the City.
Klostermeyer moved, second by Ditter, that the request for a Mobile Home Park Permit
be denied Roush 110bile Homes, Inc. and that the matter of proper zoning for Mobile
Home Parksbe referred to the City Planning Commission for their recommendation on
Mobile Home locations, keeping in mind the City's Comprehensive Plan. Passed.
Correspondence from J. JV1. Carpenter 64-A-6 relative to lease with Big Chief of Nebraskc
Motion by Klostermeyer, second by Bishop that the President and Clerk be autllorized to
sign lease for Bldg. T-825 (So. 400 SQ.Ft) at $15.00 mo. plus 45~ Mo. insurance
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prem~urr,. arr~e. DX ~~ ~
Correspondence l6-A-7 from J. M. Carpenter relative to rene,.,al of Lease ,>lith National
Car Rental at 10% of Gross vehicle rentals. Hotion by Ditter, second by Bishop that
President and Clerk be authorized to sign the lease extension. Passed. (Eixhibit "G")
Resolution together with Engineer's Estimate and specifications for purchase of two
Sewer Bucket Machines, attached. (Exhibit "H")
City Manager read letters from Elmer Synovec, President Board of Education, School
District No. 1 and T. A. Filipi, Director Environmental Health Services regaxding
Sani tary Se\.,er connections for School District No. 1. l'1otion by Klostermeyer, second
by Bishop that the City l1anager write :tc1r. Filipi rela ti ve to the Ci.ty' s concern in
the matter and secure a specific date from Mr. Filipi for the permanent connection to
be made to the City Sewer System. Passed. (Exhibit "I")
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PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
CITY OF GRA~ID ISLAND, NEBRASKA
7 December 1964
Present:
Walters, Cone, Thomazin, Crozier,
r'1eedel, Allen.
Mrs. Eaton, Lacy, McCarthy.
Absent:
others Present:
Butts, Rystrom, J. Kranz, K. Skeels,
N. Jamson, J. Cunningham, P. Martin.
1. Moved by Thomazin that we dispense with reading
of the minutes of previous meeting and approve same as
they were distributed and printed. Seconded by Crozier.
Motion carried.
2. Moved by Cone that the Planning Commission recom-
mend to the City f1anager and City Council that Blocks 5
and 8 of Home Subdivision be rezoned from Residence A to
Business A, as requested by Nick Jamson on December 2,
1964. Plat describing the land and the tract was submitted.
Seconded by Thomazin. Motion carried.
Moved by Thomazin that the Planning Commission recom-
mend to the City Council that they open a street between
Broadwell and Wheeler Streets along Lot Line 5 and 6, 8 and
9 of Home Subdivision. Seconded by Crozier. Motion carried.
3. Moved by Thomazin that the Planning Commission
recommend to the City Manager and the City Council that
the new plat of Pleasant View 6th Addition be approved
and authorize the Chairman to sign it. Seconded by Crozier.
Moti on carried.
4. Moved by Thomazin that the Martin Plat be referred
back to the City Clerk and resubmitted to the Planning
Commission with written comments from the following City
Departments: Sanitation, Building, Engineering, Utilities
Commission and the City Attorney. Thomazin also made the
recommendation that future applications which are submitted
to the Planning Commission follow the above procedure.
Seconded by Meedel. Motion carried.
ADJOURNED 3:37 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
HAROLD W. CONE, Secretary
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WHEREAS, a "privy" is being maintained at 708 North Custer Avenue,
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on Lot 2, Block 9, West View Addition to the City of Grand Island, in
violation of Article I of Chapter 29 of Grand Island City Code; and
WHEREAS, the record ownemof such real property reside in Hall
County beyond the boundaries of the City of Grand Island;
BE IT RESOLVED that the City Manager and the City Attorney be, and
they hereby are, authorized to commence an action in the name of the City
of Grand Island in the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, against
Oliver C. Moore and Marie Moore, for abatement of the violation of Article
I, Chapter 29, of Grand Island City Code, existing upon the premises at
Lot 2, Block 9, West View Addition to the City of Grand Island, Hall
County, Nebraska, through injunctive relief;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Treasurer, upon the request of
the City Manager, or the City Attorney, shall advance the amounts necessary
for payment of court costs and sheriff's fees in such action in the District
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Court of Hall County, Nebraska, and such other and further amounts as are
necessary in the preparation and trial of such proceeding.
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Moved by Councilman
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Seconded by Councilman
Ditter
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Roll call vote:
"Yes":
Peterson, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
"No":
None
December
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Motion carried this
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WHEREAS, Fractional Block Nine (9), and the North Half of Block
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Eighteen (18), in Bakers Addition to the City of Grand Island, are zoned
Business "B",
BE IT RESOLVED that the Resolution of the Council enacted May 18,
1964, prohibiting the parking of trucks on either side of West Second
Street between Garfield Street and Arthur Street be, and hereby is,
rescinded and set aside; and,
The Traffic Division is hereby directed to remove any signs and
markings prohibiting such parking of trucks, and to cause proper signs
and markings to be prepared and installed on West Second Street between
Garfield Street and Arthur Street, giving effect to this Resolution.
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Motion carried this 14th day of December, 1964.
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CITY OF GRAND ISLAND
December 14, 1964
To: Members of the Council
Subject: Application of Roush Mobile Homes, Inc. for Permit Under Chapter 19A,
City Code.
The application pertains only to Chapter 19A - Mobile Home Parks - of the City Code.
Chapter 19A is a "licensing" action, originating in Ordinance No. 3851 enacted
July 18, 1962.
Authority for "licensing" legislation by the City Council is NOT included in Article
9, Chapter 19, Revised Statutes of Nebraska, empowering the Council to regulate and
restrict the "erection, construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair, or use of
buildings, structures, or land".. (Sec. 19-902, R.R.S. 1943)
Section 19A-17 LJMITS granting of such a "mobile home park" license to "districts
zoned for that purpose"..
The lots and lands in Geer Subdivision are zoned "A-Residence district".
Neither A-Residence (Sec. 3) or B-Residence (Sec.. 4) districts (Appendix I - Zoning,
City Code) provide for, or permit mobile home parks within such zoning districts..
Such use is permissible in A-Business (Sec.. 5), B-Business (See.. 6), and Industrial
(See.. 7) districts..
In my opinion, the permit applied for could only be granted in case the lots involved
are lawfully rezoned as A-Business or B-Business, or Industrial district.
The applicant cannot qualify for an occupancy permit under Section 11 (Appendix I -
Zoning) as a "VARIANCE" for the reason that one who knowingly acquires land for a
prohibited use cannot show the "unnecessary hardship" (Sec. 10(5), City Code; See..
19-910, R..R..S. 1943) to sustain granting the exception by a Board of Adjustment..
Clark v.. Board of Zoning, 301 N.Y.. 86, 92 NE 2d 903, where the United States Supreme
Court denied certiorari is a case in point.
Further, where as here, the applicant is not obligated to purchase the property if
applicant does not secure the permit applied for, it has no ~esent interest to enable
it to secure a variance. (Mumey v. City of Azuza, Cal., 330 P.. 2d.. 255)
The applicant's contract provides that, if, "The City Council of the City of Grand Island
has not issued said permit on the 31st of December, 1964, then this Contract and
agreement to be null and void"..
Since the permit may not be granted with regard to land zoned A-Residence district,
and there is not sufficient time between this date and January 1, 1965, for rezoning
action, there is no alternative but to deny the application..
See chart ''Mobile Home Parks Versus Zoning Regulations" provided herewith..
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J.. F. Minor, City Clerk
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Capital Avenue
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Grand Island, Nebraska
December.ll, 1964
Honorable Howard L. Peterson, President
Grand Island City Council, and
The Grand Island City Council
Ci ty Hall
Grand Island, Nebraska
Dear Sir:
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I am the owner of the property in theaorner of Capital Avenue
and St. Paul Road. My property will be surrounded on two
sides by the Roush Mobile homes trailer park if the City allows
them to have it. I will not be able to be at the meeting on
Monday, the 14th, but I would like the Council to know that
it is my opinion that the trailer park will raise the,value
of surrounding property rather than lower it.
I appeared at the Planning Commission meeting and supported
Roush, and I am still supporting his trailer park. There has
been no activity of any kind for building or new houses or
anything in our area for years. The place where the trailer
park is going to be put is nothing but high weeds.
Certainly I do not under-stand all of the argument because to
me this will be an improvement. If Roush wants to spend his
money to get something started in our area I am for it and I
hope he makes money at it.
The City authorities will see to it that no unsanitary conditions
exist and it is time we had some sort of new activity and blood
here. We don't have any mansions out here and aren't going to
have any. The trailer park will probably have better looking
lawrs than half of the houses.
I am for this and I don't see why anybody is against it.
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December 11, 1964.
City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gent lemen:
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The Northeast Improvement Association, opposes
the granting of a license to Mr. Dale Roush to construct
a trailer court at the intersection of Capital Avenue
and Old St. Paul road, for the following reasons;
1. Majority of residents in area (Geer Sub Division)
are opposed to a change in zoning.
2. A definite lowering of property values are
certain.
3. Crowding of Lincoln School is anticipated.
4. Safety factors involved are;
a. 65 miles per hour limit on Capital Ave.
b. Capital Ave. a truck route.
c. 25 miles per hour limit on Old St. Paul
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d. No sidewalks in area.
5. No provisions for a childrens playground.
6. Public parkS are one mile distant.
7. Crowding of 26 trailer units into the space
of 9 residential lots.
S. A definite decline of area because of transient
type of occupancy.
We would like to clarify an item in the local paper,
that stat ed t hat we are opposed to a school bond issue,
this is untrue, we are not opposed to a school bond issue,
because we are aware of the crowded conditions that exist
in our schools.
We are not opposed to trailer houses or people who live
in them. We believe that they are a necessary part of our
town, but we believe that they should be located in a part
of town that is zoned for this type of business.
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We the undersigned, residents and property owners in
the immediate v~cinity of Capital Avenue and Old St. Paul
Road, site of tne trailer court proposed by Mr. Dale Roush,
do here...by petition the Grand Island City Council to deny
/7 the granting of a license for that t,~ailer cour~. C)
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Honorable Uity Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
Re: New Lease at Airport
Gentlemen:
:M~. Virgil ']:!';ihusen, of' Big Chief' of Nebraska, Inc.,
requested some storage space at the airport for some
demonstration trailers used in his company's business.
Hr. Lilly is suggesting leas long, on a 30 day cancel-
1a tion clause basis, the south 400 sq. ft. of building
T-825. The rent suggested is $15.00 per month plus 4S~
per month for the insurance premium.
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December 8, 1964
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Honorable City Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
Re: Extending Lease at Airport
Gentlemen:
Mr. Jack Searles, ~resident of National Car Rental
System of Lincoln, Nebraska, requested Counter space at
the airport for car rentals.
Mr. Lilly is suggesting to extend the lease for a
term of one (1) year, commencing December 15, 1964, and
terminating December 14, 1965, in the Municipal Airport
Terminal Building. The rent suggested is Ten per cent
(10%) of all the gross motor vehicle rentals made from
the Municipal Airport operations.
I concur with Mr. Lilly's recommendation.
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WHEREAS, the City Engineer has prepared plans and specifications for
purchase of two sewer bucket machines with accessories for the Sanitary
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WHEREAS, such equipment is necessary for the performance of its
functions by the Sanitary Sewer Department; and
WHEREAS, such plans, specifications and the estimate of the City
Engineer in the amount of $4450.00, have been duly examined, a~d the
estimated cost does not exceed the funds available for the purchase of
such equipment;
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
NEBRASKA, THAT:
(1) The plans, specifications, and estimate of the City Engineer
for purchase of two sewer bucket machines with accessories for the Sanitary
Sewer Department be, and the same hereby are, approved;
(2) Whereas, the Sanitary Sewer Department has need of such equipment
in the efficient performance of the duties of such Department;
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(3) The City Clerk be, and he hereby is, directed to~vertise for
bids for such equipment, and to include in such advertisement notice that
bidders are required to comply with the provisions of Section 73-102,
Revised Statutes of Nebraska, pertaining to fair labor standards, and
Section 48-657, Revised Statutes of Nebraska, pertaining to compliance
wi th contributions to Unemployment Compensation Fund of the State of
Nebraska; and
(4) Said bids to be received up to 7:30 P.M., Central Standard
Time, on the 28th day of December, 1964, and to be opened at the regular
meeting of the City Council on such date.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk is instructed to forward
a certified copy of this resolution to R.. A.. Rystrom, City Engineer.
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Moved by Councilman
Ditter
Seconded by Councilman
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Roll call vote: "Yes":
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ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE
December 14, 1964
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKS
Ge'ntlemen:
Herewith is the Engineer's Estimate for the purchase
of two (2) Sewer Bucket Machines.
Two - Sewer Cleaning Power Bucket
Machines, with Accessories
$ 4,450
I recommend that the City Clerk be authorized to ad-
vertise for bids to be received until 7:30 P.M., Monday,
December 28, 1964.
Respectfully submitted,
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City En ineer
December 14, 1964
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
Gentleme'n:
I hereby recommend the approval of the Engineer's
Estimate for the purchase of two (2) Sewer Bucket Machines
for the Sanitary Sewer Department, said purchase being
provided for in the curre'nt budget.
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR SEWER CLEANING POWER BUCKET MACHINE
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CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, SANITARY SEWER DEPARTMENT
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Sealed bids will be received by the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, for the furnishing of two (2) Sewer
Cleaning Power Bucket Machines with Appurtenances and
Accessories, F.O.B., Grand Island, Nebraska. Bids will
be received until 7:30 P.M., December 28, 1964.
Each bidder shall submit with his bid a certified
check, payable to the City Treasurer of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, an amount of which shall be not less
than five per cent C5%) of the bid price and which shall
guarantee good faith on the part of the Bidder and the
e'ntering into contract within fifteen (1.5) days at the
price bid, if accepted by the pur,chaser. Bids will be
evaluated by the purchaser based on quality, economy of
operation, experie'nce of the manufacturer, availability
of service for repair and maintenance, and adaptability
of the particular equipment to the specific use intended.
The purchaser reserves the right to select the equipment
which best suits its' needs, whether the price is lowest
or not and also veserves the right to reject all bids or
waive informalities.
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Detailed specifications shall be furnished by each
bidder for the machine being bid.
General specifications as follows:
Engine:
Engine to be minimum 1.5 H.P. with reduction mechan-
ism to provide for bucket travel of approximately 12.5
feet per minulbe with starter, generator and three (3)
speed transmission.
Chassds:
Chassis to be welded steel construction adequately
cross braced. Machine shall be constructed to pro1vlde
automatic dumping of the bucket directly into a dump truck.
An anti-back lash boom cable wheel shall be provided._3n=_.,.'UiJ:'1
tire machine shall be spring mounted on two ~ - t:j:(ltL/2
ply tires pneumatic with retractable swivel front wheel. '
Upright legs shall be of a size adequate to withstand the
imposed loads and shall be adjustable for height with pos-
itive locking mechanism. Chassis shall be equipped for
tandem towing. Tool bo);: to be 6 to 8 cubic foot capacity.
Cable Drums:
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of i" cable. Uniform level winding of the cable shall be
guaranteed.
Pt)wer Linkage (Engine to cable drum.)
Engine to cable drum mechanism shall be of simple
rugged deSign adequate to handle the loads imposed and
shall provide overload protection to cable and drum in
case of the bucket encountering obstructions.
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Manhole Platform & 15" Roller Assembly:
Manhole platform & 15" roller assembly shall be
surface hung and shall be so constructed as to be sol-
idly positioned within the manhole. Guide assembly
shall have a "V" type pulley which will position the
cable in the top of the sewer without scraping. Plat-
form and roller assembly shall permit free passage of
bucket to street level for dumping.
Machine shall be equipped with esse'ntial access-
ories for proper operation.
Bidder must furnish a list of municipalities with
the name of department head and address that have used
the above described equipment for at least three years.
Bidder must furnish a completely illustrated parts book
and price list.
Each bidder must be willing to furnish specified
equipment 'for a thirty-day trial.
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA.
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
STATE HOUSE STATION. BOX 4757
LINCOLN 9, NEBRASKA
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Mr. J. M. Carpenter
City Manager
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska
68801
Dear Mr. Carpenter:
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Under the present circumstances, it is my opinion that
there is no alternative but that the wastes from the school
addition at District No.1 be permitted to discharge into
the existing septic tank. Any failure of the system will
be manifested in the backup of sewage into the school house
or else discharge of sewage onto the ground surface by the
overloading of the tile absorption field.
Approval of this project should be given with a specific
understanding that a permanent connection to the Grand
Island sewer system will be made by a specific date in
order that a reasonable time be given for the school to
arrange finances for this important phase of their con-
struction. At the same time, may I suggest that all archi-
tects and engineers in the Grand Island area be informed
of your policy in order that the present situation would
not be repe d.
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Honorable vity Council
City of Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
SUBJECT: Suggested changes in Chapter 15, Code oi' City
of Grand Island, for collection of fees.
Gentlemen:
Section 15-31 of the Code or the Oi ty 01' Grand Island
provides "The department of sanitation shall [mail to the
person charged with the payment of garbage collection fee,
a quarterly statement of' the amount due i'or such service
payable in advance and such quarterly statement shall be
paid at the 01'1'ice of the department of saniiation, or at
such other place or places as the council may direct. Ii
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Past practice has been to send statements to the
residential customers at the beginning of the quarter.
If the bill was not paid at the end of the quarter, the
service to these customers was discontinued. Billings to
commercial customers was made monthly and they were based
upon the previous month's bill (Which was generally the
same each month). The amounts due from commercial customers
will range up to forty-eight dollars a month. Without
knowing the reasons for billing monthly, rather than quarterly,
as called for in the quoted section above, I can only guess
that whoever started the practice, felt that too much money
was involved on the quarterly basis.
After looking at our overall problem, it would appear
practical to amend Section 15-31 to agree with present
practice of billing monthly for other than residential cus-
tomers receiving standard service.
Under Section 15-40 a requirement is made witbDut
discretion, that pay'IDents for the use 01' the City Dump shall
be billed by and paid to the sanitation department. It is
suggested that the collection of monies due to the City
should be made by the ':J.1reasurer.
I will work with the vity Attorney to bring in an
Ordinance which would amend the above sections of the City
Code so that you will have them available for consideration
a t the December 14.th meeting.
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Resolution relative to extension of Fiscal Agent Contract for SanItary ~ewer finan~ing
(Exhib't "3")
Resolution on agreement with lY1ark and Phyllis Schuele attached. (Exhibit "K"}
ORDINANCE NO. 4177 - authorizing the issuanoe of' Various Purpose Bonds of the Ci t;
of Grand Isl&ld, of the Principal Amount of Two Hundred Sixty Thousand Dollars
($260,000.00) to pay the cost of improving oertain streets. Councilman Ditter moved
that Ordinance No. 4177 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Klostermeyer
seconded. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None.
Carried. Ordinance No. 4177 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4177 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4177 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll C~ll Vote. Aye - Peterson, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules llaving been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4177 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4177 - Councilman Ditter moved that the statuto17 rule requ1r1ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed vdth
and that Ordinance No. 4177 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of 1),11 members el ected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4177 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4177 - Councilman Ditter moved that Ordinance No. 4177 be placed on
final passage and finally passed. Second by Klostermeyer. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The motion
having been concurred irl by three fourths of all members elected to the City COU!lcil,
said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4177 on final passage
to be finally passed.
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ORDINAl~CE NO. 4178 - amending Chapter 15 of the Grand Island City Code entitled
llGarbage, Refuse, vlaste and lrJeedsll. Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No.
4178 be placed on first reading at length. COU!lcilman Bishop seconded. Roll Call
Vote. Aye - Peterson, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. Carried. Orrlinance
No. 4l7e read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4178 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days bEl
dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 4178 be placed on second reading by title only.
Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4178 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4178 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that the statutory rule
requiring ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be
dispensed \-1i th and that Ordinance No. 4178 be placed on third reading by title only.
Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No
None. Presiden't Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4178 read by title only.
OHDINANCE NO. 4178 - Councilman Klostermeyer moved that Ordinance No. 4178 be
placed on final passage and finally passed. Second by Bishop. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President Peterson: The nlotion
having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council,
said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4178 on final passage
to be finally passed.
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The President asked if there were any topics to be discussed by the President and
Councilor from the audience. ~tr. Klostermeyer asked about the completion date on
the new Airport Fire Station; also suggested that miscellaneous topics to be discussed
be, placed ahead of Ordinances on the Agenda.
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WHEREAS, on March 1, 1963, Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company and the
City of Grand Island contracted for the services of such Kirkpatrick-
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Sanita.ry Sewer Revenue Bonds ata fixed fee unti.l March 1, 1965; and,
WHEREAS, such Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company, at the request of the
City Manager, pursuant to authorization of this Council, has employed
bond counsel for Sanitary Sewerage Revenue Bonds, Series of 1964, to
prepare an ordinance for increase of sewer use fees preparatory to
issuance of an additional series of sanitary sewer revenue bonds to
finance a proposed sanitary outfall sewer construction program; and
WHEREAS, issuance of an additional series of sanitary sewer revenue
bonds could not be completed prior to March 1, 1965,
BE IT RESOLVED that the City Manager be, and hereby is, authorized
and empowered to agree on behalf of the City of Grand Island with such
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company for an extension as to Sanitary Sewer Revenue
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Bonds, only, of such March 1, 196j, agreement, to and including February
28, 1966, upon approval by the City Attorney of the form of agreement.
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Seconded by Councilman
Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer
None
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"No":
Motion carried this 14th day of December, 1964.
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WHEREAS, the City Manager and Mark Schuele, Grand Island, Nebraska,
have been negotiating for the voluriary establishment by agreement of the
parties involved, of an extension in part of Lincoln Avenue, and creation
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of an east and west street from S~lvan Street to such partially extended
Lincoln Avenue, and approximately 144 feet north of the north line of Stolley
Park Road;
WHEREAS, the City Council has before it detailed information regarding
the several factors involved and has carefully considered and reviewed such
factors; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interest of the City of Grand
Island and the School District of Grand Island will be subserved by the
proposed street extensions,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND
ISLAND THAT:
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1. The City Manager be, and hereby is, authorized to request The
School District of Grand Island, in the County of Hall, in the State of
Nebraska, to convey to the City of Grand Island, for street purposes, the
strip of land between the east line of Sylvan Street in Grand Island School
Addition, and the west line of the Schuele tract in the SEt of Sec. 21,
T 11 N, R 9 W, from the south line of Pleasant Home Subdivision, to Stolley
Park Road, in consideration of such Mark Schuele and Phyllis Schuele, each
in his and her own right, conveying, in form approved by the City Attorney,
to the City of Grand Island, for street purposes, subject to certain ease-
ments for pipe lines, trees, and a concrete platform projection, substantially
the following described real property:
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(a) For partial extension of Lincoln Avenue, commencing at
the SW corner of the SEt of the SEt, Sec. 21, T 11 N, R 9 W; thence
running easterly on the south line of said SEt of the SEt a distance
of 402 feet; thence running northerly along the east line of the Grand
Island School Addition a distance of 177 feet; thence running easterly
and parallel to the south line of said SEt of the SEt a distance of
241 feet to the point of beginning; thence running north along the pro-
longation of the west line of Lincoln Avenue a distance of 454.5 feet;
thence running easterly and parallel to the south line of said SEt of
the SEt a distance of 27 feet; thence running southerly and parallel
to the prolongation of the west line of Lincoln Avenue a distance of
454.5 feet; thence running westerly and parallel to the south line of
said SEt of the SEt a distance of 27 feet to the point of beginning.
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(b) For an east and west street from Sylvan Street to such
partially extended Lincoln Avenue, commencing at the SW corner of
the SEt of the SEt, Sec. 21, T 11 N, R 9 W; thence running easterly
on the south line of said SEt of the SEt a distance of 402 feet; thence
running northerly along the east line of the Grand Island School Addition
a distance of 177 feet to the point of beginning; thence running north-
erly along the east line of said Grand Island School Addition a distance
of 50 feet; thence running easterly and parallel to the south line of
said SEt of the SEt a distance of 241 feet to a point on the ,prolong-
ation at the west line of Lincoln Avenue; thence running southerly
along the prolongation of the west line of Lincoln Avenue a distance
of 50 feet; thence running westerly and parallel to the south line of
said SEt of the SEt a distance of 241 feet to the point of beginning.
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2. Concurrent with such conveyance to the City of Grand Island,
and upon delivery to hi~ of a release in writing, as approved by the
City .Attorney, by such Mark Schuele and Phyllis Schuele, of all claims
for damages by reason of such transaction, including but not limited to
the relinquishment to street purposes of mobile homes spaces, and expenses
of relocation of water, gas, and sanitary sewer service lines, the City
Treasurer be, and hereby is, authorized to pay to such Mark Schuele and
Phyllis Schuele, the actual cost, but a sum not to exceed Nine Hundred
Dollars ($900.00).
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nostermeyer
Moved by Councilman
,
Seconded by Councilman
Bisho}I1
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"No":
Peterson, Bishop, Ditter, Klosterme,r.,r
None
Roll call vote: "Yes":
Motion carried this 14th day of December, 1964.
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.1aims of 14 December 1964
ana~ersOffice
- 1. Ci-by. Treasurer
I 2. City Trees urer
. 3. <Northwestern Bell Telephone
Treasurers Office
1. Credit Bureau of Grand Island
2. City Treasurer
3. City Treasurer
4. Commercial National Bank
Clerk's Office
1. Sorensons Body Shop
2. City Treasurer
Attorney's Office
1.
2.
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Matthew Bender & Co.
Office Equipment Co.
City Treasurer
Matthew Bender & Co.
City Planning Commission
Engineering Office
1. Hall County Register of Deeds
2. Beaver Press
3. City Treasurer
4. Northwestern Bell Telephone
5. City Shop Garage
Petty Cash
Petty Cash
Telephone Service
Credit Report
Petty Cash
Petty Cash
Miscellaneous
Repair File
Petty Cash
Books
File
petty Cash
Books
Misc.
Printing
Petty Cash
Telephone Service
Equipment & Main't.
Storm Sewer, Sanitary Sewer & Lift Station Maint. A.
1. City Light Dept.
2. Sanfax Corporation
3. Hoppe Lumber Co.
4. Wilson Concrete
5. City Shop Garage
Sewer Servo Charge
Cables & Rods
Lumber
Concrete
Equipment & Maint.
Dre 14 1964
Exhibi t "1" 85 ,1i
$1. 85
)l'.~e)
114.3~
$116.9
2.50
90.03
10.91
16.80
$120.24
10.00
15.41
25.41
43.50
11.85
6.70
17.50
79~; 5 5
2.00
3.35
1.86
36.89
59.73
103.83
3.05
366.56
53.60
98.34
80.93
602.48
.ealth Department
1. AguIar's Printing Service
I 2. Wallace & Tierman
3. City Treasurer
4. Northwestern Bell Telephone
5. City Shop Garage
Incidentals and Miscellaneous
1. League of Nebr. Municipalities
2. Light & Water Dept.
3. Shuppans Sales & Servo
4. Ea$tman Kodak
5. G. 1. Daily Independent
6. Northwestern Bell Telephone
7. J. F. Minor
Cl ty Hall Maintenance
1. Otis Elevator Co.
2. Water & Light Dept.
3. Model Laundry
I Civil Service
1. Grand Island Daily Independent
Building: Department
1. City Treasurer
2. Northwestern Bell Telephone
3. City SHop Garage
Street, Alley & Paving:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
I 8.
9.
. 10.
ell..
12.
13.
14.
John Ream
Bill Scroggin
Light & Water Dept.
Motor Engr. Works
Nat. Auto Parts
Consolidated Paint & Varnish
City Treasurer
Hoppe Lumber
Kraft Janitor Supplies
Rapid Film Service
Bill Baasch
Motorola Communications
Norwestern Public Serv:ice
City Shop Garage
Printing
Lab. Supplies
Petty Cash
Telephone Servo
Equipment Maint.
Dues
Flag Display
Station Wagon
Copy Paper
Advertisement
Telephone Servo
Expenses
Elevator Maint.
Utilities
Laundry Serv.
Advertisement
Petty Cash
Telephone Servo
Equipment Maint.
Snow Removal
Snow Removal
Utilities
Truck Maint.
Truck Maint.
Paint
Petty Cash
Lumber
Towels etc.
Miscellaneous
1.lelding
iiadio Contrect
Natural Gas
Equipment Maint.
Dfe 1 4 1964
t. 85'7
$ 24.10
14.75
27.97
55.79
57.70
180.31
1,287.00
52.00
2,493.80
142.59
163.51
7.99
19.66
4,166.49
158.49
455.02
3:';~Q:
616.91
30.24
12.13
15.24
60.62
87.99
15.08
52~00
2,418.31
24.50
28.56
229.90
22.78
17.44
14.50
3.75
2.50
.37.40
25.87
1,245.56
4,138.15
.ani tation Department B
11. Carpenter Paper Co.
2., City Treasurer
. 3. G. I. Dally Independent
4. Northwestern Bell Telephone
5. Northwestern Public Servo
6. City Shop Garage
Park Fund Gane~al
1. Light & Water Dept.
2. City Treasurer
3. Northwestern Bell Telephone
4. Sanitary Plumbing Co.
5. Gus Holub
6. Fairbury Pipe Supply
7. City Shop Garage
Park Fund Swimming Pool
Park Fund, Ryder Ball Park
I Police Fund, General
1. Credit Bureau Grand Island
2. Howard Hofeldt
3. Motorola Communications
4. Light & Water Dept.
5. Eastman Kodak
6. Shuppan Sales & Servo
7. Beaver Press
8. City Treasurer
9. G. I. Trust Co.
10. Northwestern Bell Telephone
11. Northwestern Bell Telephone
12. City Shop Garage
Police Fund - Animal Warden Division
1. Light & Water Dept.
2. Farmers Union Co-op
3. City Shop Garage
I Police
.
Court
ToweJ.:s
Petty Cash
Advertising
Telephone Servo
Natural Gas
Equipment Maint.
Utilities
Petty Cash
Telephone Servo
Plumbing Fixtures
It It
Hose & Water Pipe
Equipment Maint.
Credit Report
Prisoners Meals
Radio Contract
Utilities
Photo Copies
New Cars
Printing
Petty Cash
Insurance
Telephone Servo
Telephone Servo
Equipment Maint.
Utilities
Dog Food
Equipment Maint.
$ 6.77
22.15
13.80
50.28
25.87
605.70
724.57
155.00
8.49
27.27
26.50
10.15
5'Z';'Ol:
C452.84
168.42
3.00
90.00
67.80
191. 53
53.97
2,101.42
26.00
23.49
6.00
14.21
1. 00
1,096.09
3,674.47
1.00
10.00
17.26
28.26
OFe t '4 1964
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.Olice Fund Meters
11.
Sanitary (New) Sewers (Lift Stations & Mains C)
Duncan parking Meters
Cemetery
1. Light & Water
2. City Treasurer
3. Northwestern Public Service
4. City Shop Garage
City Municipal Band
Civil Defense
Airport Fund
1.
2.
I 3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Motorola Communications
Light & Water Dept.
Thomsen Auto
Northwestern Bell Telephone
County Treasurer
Northwestern Bell Telepho'ne
Airport Cafe
1. Sanitary Towel & Laundry
2. City Treasurer
3. Skag Way
4. G.r. Bottling Co.
5. Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.
6. Nehi Bottling qo.
7. Fairacres Dairy
8. Hanmld Luebbe
9. Third City Wholesale Meats
10. G. I. Baking Co.
11. National Cash Register
12. P. & G. Poultry
13. Brown Fnult Co.
14. Carpe'nter Paper Co.
15. The Thompson Co.
Motorola Communications
Meter Contract
utilities
~etty Cash
Natural Gas
Equipment Maint.
Radio Contract
utilltties
Car Repairs
Telephone Servo
Taxes
Telephone Servo
Laundry Servo
Petty Cash
Groceries
Pop
Pop
Pop
Groceries
Eggs
Meat
Baked Goods
Ma in t .
Meat
Groceries
Janitor Supplies
Groceries
Radio Contract
Dro I '4 '~4
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'-'Uu
$
39.00
21.35
1.30
25.65
62.36
110.72
6.60
6112.18
131.33
35.11
17.16
8.00
810.38
13.21
2.65
150.98
13.80
17.10
2.88
221.84
26.25
332.00
3.101\
77.2:f.!
10l.5tf
166.82
149.58
28.99
1,299.99
48.00
.ire Department (Can't.)
I 2. City Light & Water
3. City Treasurer
. 4. Northwestern Bell Telephone
5. Kraft Janitor Supplies
6. G. I. Typewriter
7. Mettenbrink Oil Co.
8. City Shop Garage
9. Thomsen Auto Co.
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City Shop Garage
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
Light & Water Dept.
Clift's Auto Trim
Kelly Well Co.
Thomsen Auto Co.
Dutton-Lainson Co.
G. I. Tire Sales
Sidles Co.
Sidles Co.
Dutton-Lainson Co.
City Treasurer
Northwestern Bell Telephone
International Harvester
C. E. Brown Co.
G. 1. Radiator
Owl Auto Parts
Red Rooster
Cates Tire Co.
Red Rooster
G. I. Ace Hardware
Texaco Inc.
G. I. Tire Sales
Northwestern Public Servo
Diers Motor Co.
Off-Street Parking Fund
1. Stephens-Ryder-Wenger Insurance
2. Light & Water Dept.
3. G. 1. Parking Corp.
Utilities
Petty Cash
Telephone Servo
Janitor Supplies
Office Supplies
Gasoline
Equipment Maint.
Equipment Ma int.
Utilities
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Petty Cash
Telephone Servo
Parts & Merohandise
Parts & Merohandise
Parts & Merohandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merohandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Lubricating Oil
Tires
Natural Gas
Parts & Merchandise
Insurance
Utilities
Rent
New Sewer System Construction Fund "F"
Sewer Revenue Construction Account "G" Fund
$
()Ee t.4 1964
. t Q li (.....,\
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$
125.96
4.88
31.85
56.85
3.95
100.00
11.49
16.83
399.81
$
$ 65.37
29.90
8.25
100.97
14.13
1.30
77.10
32.51
16.49
12.00
21.14
64.86
45.96
19.00
77.81
289.65
6.50
212.24
14.78
39.60
8.00
55.05
9.00
$ 1,221.61
$
120.00
31.78
500.00
651.78
eld
Sewer Fund "E"
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1. Joe Noble
2. Light & Water Dept.
3. Motor Engineering Co.
4. Street & Alley Dept.
5. Nebr. Water Pollution Control
o. Northwestern Bell Telephone
7. Kraft Supplies
8. Baasch Welding
9. Petersen Oil Co.
10. Luther Maddox
11. Anderson Radiator Co.
12. Model Laundry
13. Kelly Supply
14. City Shop Garage
Sewer Hevenue;Fund "R"
Expenses
Utilities
Truck Repair
Cleaning Ditch
Office Expenses
Telephone Servo
Janitor Supplies
Truck Repair
Gasoline
Gravel
Truck Repair
La undry Serv,
Plant Maint.
Equipment Maint.
1. Sewer Revenue Bond HI Transfer of Fund s
2. Sewer Revenue Bond H2 Transfer of Funds
3. Sewer Revenue Operation & Ma in t . ft ft "
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Sewer District Fund
1. H. T. Sullivan
Paving District
1. H. T. Sullivan
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AIRPORT SPECIAL
1. Mid Plains Construction Co.
Retirement Fund
Retirement Fund
ore t 4 1964
~ '~?6 <l
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$
31.40
1,282.20
16.95
614.17
11.00
15.21
3.70
35.00
41.80
3.60
17.50
4.10
14.45
11l~03
2,202.11
4,871.00
2,766.77
850.00
8 ,489: .11
172.67
6,434.00
cc!rIf~r:U~~
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Total Our Claims
Total Light & water
$6,858.00
$43,836.54
i>1r ~J5/Ji>~kAl 8~2
$MI'Iii1.1f!;/ $133,044. /jb
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Total Claims, December 14~ presented as follows:
General
Airport
Airport Fire Station
Cafe
Street and Alley
Sanitation
Park
Police
Cemetery
Fire
Sewer "E"
Sewer Rev.Acct. "II"
Garage
Water
Light
Off Street
Paving District
SevTer District
$ 6,130.41
810.38
6,858.00
1,299.99
4,138.15
724.57
452.84
3,741. 73
110.72
399.81
2,202.11
8,487.77
1,221.61
18,269.53
70,938.79
651.78
6,434.00
172.67
$133,044.86
Honorable President Peterson
Members of City Council
Gentlemen:
DEe I '4 ~c,
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Exhibit "L"
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It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as presented by the
Ci ty Clerk be a110vTed and. listed in the Claim Register.
Respectfully submitted,
sf John M. Carpenter, City Manager
Motion by Ditter, second by Bishop that claims as
allowed and listed in Claim Register. Roll Call.
Council adjourned 9:30 P.M.
December l4fu, 1964
presented by the City Clerk be
All - Aye.
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Council Session
December 28~, 1964
Session opened vIi th prayer by Rev. Gordon Patterson, :L'rini ty Nethodist Church.
ROLL CALL - 7: 30 P .1-1. - All Councilmen present.
R. E. Kinmar: excused from Session of January 11, 1965.
President Peterson asked if anyone in the audience wislled the reading of the Minutes
of the last Council Session. There being none, Klostermeyer moved, second by Bishop
that the reading of the J:.1inutes of December 14th be suspended. Carried.
Bonds of the follovring firms were presented and approved on motion of Ditter and
second 1JY Klostermeyer:
Artcraft Signs
Taylor Signs
Geer-Malkus Const. Co.
$2500.00
$2500.00
$3000.00
Nebraska Neon Sign Co.
Snyder Neon Sign Co.
$2500.00
$2500.00
Letter of thanks from League of Nebraska Municipalities read.
Application of Blanche C. lYIurphy for Package Liquor and Beer On a.nd Off Sale rea.d.
On motion of Ditter, second by Klostermeyer, January ll~, 1965 11la3 set for Hearing of
Application.
JVlinutes of Planning Commission meeting of December 21, 1964 received. On motion of
Kinman, second by Ditter that the Ninutes be accepted and placed on file.Exhibit "A")
Hearing on Rezoning request of ~!Iehring end Giesenhagen - all papers in order. No one
appeared to represent the applicants 8J1d no one in opposition. On motion by Kimnan,
second by Ditter, the City Attorney was instructed to draw an Ordinance to rezone a
tra.ct of lanel in the SE-k of Sec. 24 T-ll, N. R-IO, '.'lest of 6th P .N. lying south of the
right of way of the U.P. Railroad Co. from Residence "A" to Industrial Zoning. Passed..
The bid of the Plex Rod Pipe Tool Co., Dallas, Texas, for SevIer Cleaning Bucket
Nachines at $3,175.00 was received. Certified Check. for $158.75 accompanied the bid.
Kinman moved, second by Ditter, that the bid. be referred to the City lI'lanager for his
recommendation. Passed.
Specifications on 1tlater Main Construction for Koenig Street area introduced by
~1r. Carpenter. At his request Frank Phelps placed the specifications on display and
explained the proposed construction in detail. Hesolution adopted. (Exhil)it "13") (II-I)
Communication 64-A-8 from J.N. Carpenter read to Council, relative to proposed
contract \"i th C.B. & Q,. R.It. for construction of 24" \"rater line under their crossing
and right-of-way. Resolution arlopted is attached. Also Carpenter's letter.
(Exhibit "C") C-l
Hr. Carpenter explained and read to the Council the proposed ~vater r.1ain Agreement with
Spal ts Sales Company. This being tr.lG first of such agreements proposed und.er ne,V'
council policy. Resolutions adopted to create Water Main districts to serve Lots 6
thru 10 of \Jest View Addition to City of Grand Island attached. (Exhibit "D")
J. M. Carpenter reviewed proposals by the Nebraska League of Municipalities which had
been prepared for introduction at the 75~ Session of the Nebraska Legislature for
Gasoline Ta.x distribution to Cities and Villages, and Auto Hegistrations. There ,vas
considerable discussion by the Council during which it was pointed out that an:}"
resolution 1o1hich they might act upon should not be a combina.tion of both redistributiOl
of taxes already levied and ne'" taxes (wheel tax) proposed. Mr. KinIllan felt that the
ci tizens should have a chance to vote upon any auto wheel tax proposal. f>'Ir. Carpenter
,1as asked. to contact the County Board and arrange for a meeting where they might get
the feeling of that group.
:r-'Lrs. Maxine And.erson introduced Henry vlashington who had been asked to speak on behalf
of the N .E. Improvement Association. JYIr. Washington a~Jked that the Council follow the
I'1aster Plan of Rezoning to prohibit new junk: yards, and drm" an ordinance regulating
junk yards nO\V' in existence. Considerable discussion by Council followed. The City
r1anager and City Attorney ,,,ere asked to study ,'my'S and mea,ns of changing our zoning
and to bring an or(1inance 'to the Council regulating Junk yards.
J. M. Carpenter read communication from F'rank. Phelps regarding the Public Power
situation in the Grand 181ano_ area, which included certain recolllinendations. ~h'.Phelps
spoke regarding a recent release by 'the Nebraska Pm"er Hevie", Board and the p012ition
of the Grand Island Utility Department. lIe explained that the growth of central
Nebraska will call for much l::'irger electric energy production by 1967 and vIe should
look :u_ead now and plan for this .future grO\"th. He pointed out that an enginee,ring
study would be feasible and that such a Btudy should be made in cooperation with o.ther
utility agencies in the a.rea. Kinman moved, second by Ditter that the Council adopt
the recor.unenclations of Mr. Phelps. Passed. Copy of his recommendation attached.
(Exhibit "E")
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Exhibit "An
P LANNING COMMISSION MEETING
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
21 December 1964
Present:
Cone, Meedel, Lacy, Thornazin,
Crozier
Absent:
M.TS, Eaton, Allen, Walters,
McCarthy
Others Present:
J. Carpenter, H. Soeth, J. Cunningham,
K. Skeels, A., Anderson, J. Kranz,
N. J a:rn s on
1. Minutes of the Decen1ber 7th meeting were read, and approved.
2. Moved. by Cone that the Planning Commission table any action
on Block.s 5 a.nd 8 of Home Su bdi vision until all the Planning Com-.
n1issionmernbers are present. The n1atter to be considered as the
first item on the agenda on the January 4, 1965, meeting.
ADJOURNED 3:22 P. M.
Respectfully submitted, ///-
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HARdLD W. CONE, Secretary
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Exh:Lbt b "B"
WHEREAS, Lutz, Daily and Brain, consulting engineers
employed by tre City of Grand Island have submitted plans,
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specifications and estimates for the purchase and installation
of Water Distribution Mains--Phase "B";
WHEREAS, the purchase and installation of such Water
Distribution Mains is necessary to enlarge the water works
facilities of the City of Grand Island and to promote the
health and well being of the inhabitants thereof;
WHEREAS, such plans, specifications and estimates of
said consulting engineers have been duly examined and the
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estimated cost of $l9J,000 does not exceed the funds avail-
able for such installation;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF GRAND ISAND, NEBRASKA, THAT:
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1. The plans, specifications and estimates
of Lutz, Daily and Brain, for the purchase
and installation of the Water Distribution
Mains--Phase "B" be, and the same are hereby
approved;
2. The purchase and installation of such mains
is necessary to enlarge the water works
facilities of the City of Grand Island and
to promote the health and well being of
the inhabitants thereof;
3. The City Clerk be, and hereby is, directed to
advertise for bids for purchase and installation
of such Water Distribution Mains--Phase fiB";
4. Said bids to be received up to 7:30 p.m.,
Central Standard Time, on Monday, January
25, 1965, and to be opened at the regular
meeting of the City Council on said date.
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Moved by Councilman____
Kinman
Seconded by Councilman
Ditter
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Roll call vote: "Yes: If Peterson-Bishop-Kinman-Ditter_Klosterme:ve;
"No: " None
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Motion carried this
28
day of December
, 1964.
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Whereas, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company has submitted
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its Form. 2783 (Rev. 1-1-60) of contract for pipe line across right-of-way
at or near "Railroad Survey Station 20+00 of the Grand Island Belt Line
Tract No.5 near Maple and Bischeld Streets, 'Grand Island, Hall County,
Nebraska!'for consideration of $50.00;
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said proposed
agreement before it and has given it careful review and consideration; and
'WHERE.A.S, the construction and maintenance of a pipe line by the Water
Department of the City of Grand Island under and across the right-of-way
of such railroad is necessary;
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
NEBRASKA:
That, the Mayor be, and hereby is, authorized and directed to enter
into agreement with the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
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covering the City's construction of 24" ductile iron pipe line under _
crossing track and right-of-way at Railroad Survey Station 20+00 of the
Grand Island Belt Line Track No. 5 near Maple and Bischeld Streets, Grand
Island, Hall County, Nebraska, and
That payment of the consideration of $50.00 out of the water
Fund, be, and hereby is, authorized;
That the ex officio Myor of the City is hereby authorized, empowered
and directed to execute such agreement on behalf of the City of Grand Island.
Moved by Councilman
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Klostermeyer
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Roll call vote: "Yes": Peters on-I(i nman_Bi sh~Di t.t.A'r_Kl ost.A'rm"WR'r ,
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Motion carried this 28th day of December, 1964.
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December 21, 1964
Hornrab1e City Council
City of' Grand Island
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
He: Contract - C.B.& Q. Railroad & City of Grand Island
water pipe line construction
Gentlemen:
A Contract will be presented to you for your approval,
on December 28, 1964, between the C.B.& Q. Railroad and the
City of Grand Island covering the installation or a water
pipe line, 24H in diameter. This pipe line is the one which
will be let f'or construction within the next month.
Under the contract being presented to you, the City
utili ty has the right to install a 36'; diameter corrugated
metal pipe under the Grand Island Belt IJine Railroad track
No. I) just west of Bischeld Avenue. The 24il aiameter water
pipe line will be laid inside the 36/1diameter pipe.
'rhe City is to pay ijj)50 tor this contract, upon execution.
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WHEREAS, the creation of a water main district to serve Lots 6
through 10 in Block 16 of West View Addition to the City of Grand Island,
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Nebraska, cannot be eBtirely financed by means of assessments against
property abutting upon the streets wherein such water main would be laid;
WHEREAS, it is the policy of the City Council not to use general funds
of the City for construction of water mains for the benefit of developers
and builders; and
WHEREAS, Spelts Sales Company, a Nebraska corporation, as developer
of such lots will agree to install at its sole expense, a water main to
serve Buch lots upon the understanding and condition that Spelts Sales
Company may be reimbursed for one-half of the cost of such installation
by property owners connecting thereto within twenty years,
BE IT RESOLVED that the President of the Council be, and hereby is,
authorized and directed on behalf of the City of Grand Island to execute a
''Water Main License Agreement" between the City and such Spelts Sales Company,
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in form as approved by the City Manager and the City Attorney; and
The City Council for and on behalf of the City of Grand Island hereby
covenants and agrees with such Spelts Sales Company that such CompanysJ::1all
be entitled to be reimbursed within twenty years from the date of such contract
by connecting property owners, but not by the City of Grand Island, for one-
half of the cost of construction of the water main as identified in such
Agreement, and that no permit or permits to connect to such water main by
any owner or owners of property other than such Spelts Sales Company or its
grantees, shall be granted prior to the expiration of twenty years from date
of such Agreement by the City of Grand Island until there is delivered to
the City of Grand Island a statement in writing, executed by such Company
that the Company has been reimbursed at the rate per foot fixed in such
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Agreement between the City and such Company by the owners of the abutting
property applying to the City of Grand Island for a permit to connect to
such water main.
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Roll call vote: "Yes": Peterson-Kinman-Bishop-Ditter_Klostermeyer
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Carpenter, John, City Manager
December 28, 1964 I
Subject: Stb!.cj_y_of?I.lQliJ;:__.EQ_weL_~}t_tl~ti.9ntn the
Grano ~and Area.
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1. The City of Grand Island Utilities Department as YOLl know, has
since its beginning in 1906, provided excellent electric setvice for
its customers. In addition, this service has been provided at a cost
which has been among the Lowest in Nebraska. Other be~,efits for the
local community include over l~ million dollars paid toward city oper-
ation and community improv~ment. Net electric plant in service as
of this date is $ 91321,983.10. Long term debt $ 3,400,000.00.
Utility philosophy is to provide the best possible electric service
at the lowest cost possible, consistent with sound principles of
business management.
2. On the basis of this philosophy, all earlier plant expansion
activities were analyzed prior to construction to determine how
additional capacity could be provided at lowest cost to customers.
Local steam generation has been found to be the most economical in
the past. This may or may not be the situation in the future. Dur-
ing 1959 a contract was completed between the Platte Valley Public
Power and Irrigation District, The Loup River Public Power and Irri-
gation and the City of Grand Island, for interconnection of the
utilities under certain conditions. Interconnection has proven to
be of great value to the city. Investment in additional plant was
delayed several years under the proviiions of the contract. [his
saved interest costs. Weare, therefore, enjoying some of the bene-
fits of interconnection with other utilities.
3. During the 1963 session of the Nebraska Legislature represent-
atives of the City of Grand Island were active in conjunction w ~h
the many representatives of the other Nebraska Utilities in attelnpt-
ing to solve the state power problems in the best inter0st of the
ultimate consumer. Progress'was made, but much remains to be acc-
9mplished. All possible sources of energy should be invpstigatedin
order to determine the most pract icable source', whether from the
Missouri River Basin, atomic or local steam generation~
4. Last week; Nebraska Power !),pview Beard Chairman, (v'1r.WilJ iam
Norton, stated that division of the state into five or six hiqhly
co-ordinated electrical service ~reas would be a"1001ca1 sort of
solutionK to thB states' retail power problems. fhis ijea merits
serious consideration, and should be studied in detail. For ex~
ample, within the City of Grand Island are three utility offices
and crews; The Consumers Public Power District, The Southern Nebr-
aska REA, and the City of Grand Island. All three 30encies arg
interconnected, serve parts of the same area, and hav'common
problem$~ It is reasonable to believe therefore, that possible
economie~ might be effected by co-ordination. All aqencies are
owned by the people.
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5. In view of this information it is reconrnendel"1 that:
a. The Council of the City of Grand Island direct
that an engineering study be made to determine
the feasibility of integration of the electric
util it ies in t he Grand Island area, and,
b. The City Manager be authorized to open prelim-
inary negotiations with representatives of other
utilities for the purpose of conducting the study,
and,
c. The City Manager advise the Power Review Board of
the proposed actions.
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Onder Norton Idea A six-area dIvision 'plan
.' . . was suggested recently by a
t-mcoln (A~)-The Nebr~s- group of Omaha security in-
ka~power Revle~ l;l~ard chalr- vestment dealers.
mbs says that dIVISion of the Th' I ' II' h .
st.ate into five or six highly.'. elr p ~n IS to esta ~ IS , SIX
co::Ordinated electrical service vertically I,ntegrated dlstncts,
8r$lS would be a "logical ROIL each, of wh,lch woul? have sole
of solution" to the state's re- p~bl~c. 'tutJllty respons b I ty
tail power problems, within 1.5 area.
William Norton of Osceola If the Legislature due s
sakJ the board is not in a posi- d~ci~e to divid: the stat~ into
ti(lli to recommend specific districts, Mr. Norton saId, dO
lelIislation but he said the ~uthority shoul.d be estan
sewice a 1'a a division plan lIshed to co.ordInate all gen
sot1-nds good. cr~tion and transmission faci-
Resaid the plant would in- Jibes.
v 6.1 v enumerous consulida- "The agency appointed to
tions of power suppliers and oversee the districts should
di~~ricts, but he sa i d the be able to order additions and
m(rgers should be volunldfY. construction on the system in
l.!Municipalities should dot any of the areas if found to be
hi:' forced or coerced inlo in the best interests of all the
m!fgers with power districts," customers in the state," he I
he'$8id, :--.tid. "If any disagreement ,.
1s hill introduced in the arose between the authority f
1963 Legislature which would and the districts, the matter t
haire created five power serv.. could go to the Review Board f
k~ districts in the state fuikd for final decisions." r
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The resignation of r,1rs. Bernice Grevlcock from the Library Board was submitted to the
Council. Her resignatlon \vas accepted and the City Clerk instructed to \'lrite a letter
of appl'eciation for her services as a member of the Board. The President submitted
the name of Dr. Lee Luers to fill the vacancy. Moved by Di Her, seco:nd by Kinman
that ]V'U'. Luers be appointed a member of the Library Board to fill the unexpired te:t'ln
of HI'S. Grewcock, such term to expire on June 30, 1969. Passed.
The President asked if there \.,rere any items to be discussed by the Council or from the
audienee. A short discussion regarding oceupation taxes followed, and the President
asked the City Manager and City Attorney and City Clerk to study sections of the
Lincoln City Code and bring before the CotUlGil at a later elate, any recommendations
that the.committee might have.
ORDINANCE NO. 1 - rezoning part of the Southeast Quarter (SEt) of Section
Twenty-Four 24, Townsllip Eleven (11) North, Range Ten (10) West of the Sixth P.M.
from "A-Residence District'! to "Industrial". Councilman Kinman moved. tha:~ Ordinance
No. 4179 be placed on first reading at length. Councilman Ditter seconded. Roll Call
Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostel~eyer. No - None. Carried.
Ordinance No. 4179 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4179 - Councilnlan Kinman moved that the statutory rule requlr~ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4179 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4179 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4179 - Councilman Kinman moved that the statutory rule reqUlrJ.:ng
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4179 be placed on third reading by title only. Secoxld by
Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Ki~~an, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred. in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted.. Ordinance No. 4179 read by title only.
ORDINAlifC1!; NO. 4179 - Councilman Kinman moved that OrdinanGe lTo. 4179 be placed
on final passage and final1y passed. Second by Ditter. Ron Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. president Peterson: '.rhe
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said Illotion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinanoe No. 4179 on final
passage to be finally passed.
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ORDINJillCE NO. 4180 - mnending Subsection K of Section I of Ordinance No. 4147
fixing the complement, ranges of compensation and hours of \vork time for certain
classifications of officers and employees of Grand Island I~ire Department. Councilman
Kinman moved that Ordinance No. 4180 be placed on first reading at length. C01mc:l.lman
Ditter seconded. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeye
No - None. Carried. Ordinance No. 4180 read at length.
ORDINANCE NO. 4180 - Councilma.'1. Kinman moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully and distinctly read on three d.ifferent days be dispensed with
and that Ordinance No. 4180 be placed on second reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Holl Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rules having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance No. 4180 read by title only.
OlIDINANCE NO. 4180 - Councilman Kinman moved that the statutory rule requiring
ordinances to be fully' and distinctly read on three different days be dispensed vii th
and that Ordinance No. 4180 be placed on third reading by title only. Second by
Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye - Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No-
None. President Peterson: The motion to suspend the statutory rule having been
concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City Council, said motion
is declared passed and adopted. Ordinance lifo. 4180 read by title only.
ORDINANCE NO. 4180 - Councilman Kinman moved that Ordinance No. 4180 be placed.
on final passage and finally passed. Second by Ditter. Roll Call Vote. Aye-
Peterson, Kinman, Bishop, Ditter, Klostermeyer. No - None. President PeterSO!l: The
motion having been concurred in by three fourths of all members elected to the City
Council, said motion is declared passed and adopted and Ordinance No. 4180 on final
passage to be finally passed.
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Man~~r ~ .of!~ce
urer's Office
Ci'trLrgTit;-&v.Jater Dept.
. erk' s Office
Postage
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Ci_~ P~~ng Co~.s_~i~
Engineering Division
~: ' Edwin Benjarrun& Associates
,2. Van-Doren-Hazard
-3. Hoppe Lumber Company
-'4. Edwin Benjamin & Associates
'5. Standard Blue Print Company
Surveying
Printing
Wood lath
Surve;ring
Field books
~ S~~E.1.. San..~tQ ~2: ~ Lift .Sta~~<?~ Maint~
'.1.. O'Hara Plumbing uompany Reconstruct San. Sewer
Health Department
J~----crrand -Island-rypewri ter Company
---2. Lab World Magazine
..J. Scientific Products
~. Northwestern Public Service
Chair casters
Subscription
Anti-D
Natu:ral Gas
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. ! ;Urarid XslandAbstraot Company
City Hall Maintenance
~--Kraft Froor-&' Jaiu tor Supplies
,2. Northwestern Bell Telephone Comparw
Prepare title
Janitor Supplies
Telephone Service
Civil Service
Bll.:5}d.?:.ng Dep~:~e.~~
!t:reet, Allex ~ P~vi~ F~_C!
1. Petersen Oil Company
2. The Duff Company
3. Grand Island Concrete Company
4. Carpenter Paper Company
5. Motor Engineering Works
6. The Sherwin-Williams Company
7. Lincoln Equipment Company
8. Luther-Maddox Sand & Gravel Products
9. Hoppe Concrete Company
1.0. Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
'-1-1. Nebraska Tractor & Equipment Company
_. Fehrs Tractor and Equipment
. Highway Equipment Company
4. Diamond Engineering Company
~ Russell .o'Neill
Kerosene
Membrane
Cement and redi-mix
Towels
Rev-Tire armature
Paint
Grader Blades
Snow removal
Cement and redi-mix
Traffic paint
Blade
Grader blade
Hyd. pump
Bases
Repair curb
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Exhibi t ~lFll (5 '7 -4
$19. 45
$2.02.1.0
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17. Kelly Supply Company
~oppe Lumber Company
. oppe Concrete Company
. Northern Propane Gas
I. Kelly Supply Company
Sanitation Fund "Bit
"I. Petersen Oil Company
~. Hiway GMC
':3. Lincoln Equipment Company
Equ.ipment parts
Traffic paint
Cement & redi-mix
Cement & redi-mix
Gas
Wire rope
Diesel Fuel
Truck & Chassis
Equipment parts
Airport Fund
'1.-Thomsen Auto Supply
~ . Grand I sland Ace Hardware
~.J. Lemke Oil Company
---4. Sears, Roebuck & Company
5. Bosselman & Eaton
----6. Skag-Way
,,7. Owl Auto Parts
---8. Chicago Lumber Company
"9. Grand Island Radiator
'--10. Fehrs Tra.ctor & Equipment
---11. Carpenter Paper Company
~12. Northwestern Public Service
-~13. Northwestern Bell Telephone
It. Firemen and Patrolmen
"1Ir. Stephens-Ryder-Wenger
Radiator Hose
Bolts
Ga.solj_ne
Belts
Gasoline
Rat Poison
Glass
Sanding Sealer
Repair car
Snow plmv repair
Janitor Supplies
Natural Gas
Telephone Service
Clothil~ Allowance
Insurance premiums
Air>p~t C~e ~~
--.1. Fairacres Dairy Farms
----2. Grand Island Baking Company
'-3. Grand Island Bottling Company
"h. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
-5. The Thompson Company
-.0. P & G Poultry
"-'J. Brown Fruit Company
'8. Third City Wholesale Meats
'-SJ. Third Ci ty Laundry
'1.0. Skag-Way
-11. Harold Luebbe
--.12. Butter-Nut Foods Company
~3. Pegler & Comp~
-1.h. Fri to-Lay, Inc.
'15. Frito-Lay, Inc.
~6. Northwestern Public Service
~7. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Groceries
Baked Goods
Pop
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Groceries
Groceries
Groceries
Groceries
Laundry service
Groceries
Eggs
Groceries
Dishes
Groceries
Groceries
Gas Service
Telephone Service
'Park Fund (General)
;-Grand I slarid ACe Hardware
Park Fund (Swimming Pool)
_SnYder Neon -8i:~ Company
Hose & water pipe
Paint sign
OFC 2 8 1964
$ 2.73
lo.io
14.50
148.27
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42.50
$1~71.48'
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$ 33.00
8,131.00
456.79
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226.92
5.18
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58.38
246.57
23.45
360.00
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134.51
65.87
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199.89
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28.23
197.56
31.50
54.00
48.28
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11.25
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4. Policemen
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,6. Art Kraft Signs
'7. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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--4. Haile Welding Company
5. Firemen
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-...7. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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New Se,!~~ System Co~~~c~i_c:.1]; Fun~ uFn
Old Sewer Plant Fund "E"
'J.,.- Joseph Nobie--. ---
'-2. Sewer Rooter Service
~. Baasch Welding Company
"-4. Woody's Welding Company
~. Kelly Supply Company
'-6. Johnson Cashway IJumber Company
'-!{ . The Augustine Company
~. National Association of Sanitarian's
Is""'."!: .!l.":?:e_nO'." !l-".n!,!~,c:t!-S'!l Ac,c.o1"':t ~[}~'
1. Black & Veatch
~Mftr:hi~a~~~ Dept.
Fund
$555.58
52.50
80.32
Tachographs
Ammunition
Install Tach.
Clothing Allow.
Clothing ~_lowance
Paint signs on car
Telephone Service
Repair meters
Telephone Service
T angar Bulb
Cylinder
Dues
Repair to Apparatus
Clothing Allowance
Natural Gas
Telephone Service
Reg. for school
Clean sludge line
Truck repair
Welding
Gaskets, pipe, etc.
Nails, lumber
Uover for book
Dues
Consulting Eng.
Sewer Service Charge
OEe 2 8 1964
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2,260.00
20.44
40.00
64.65
$3,073:49
$ 15.00
$ 17.90
6.95
9.64
15.00
11.01
1,800.00
106.70
106.15
$2,05'5";45
20.00
15.00
30.00
5.25
10.62
17.23
9.80
12.00
-$119~90
$2,160.00
850.00
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City Shop Garage
l~"'Carpenter:Paper Company
2. Grand Island Ace Hardware
~ 'rexaco, Inc.
Eutectic vlelding Alloys
. Red Rooster Sales Company
I. Texaco, Inc.
. . Kinman Chevrolet-Cadillac, Inc.
. Red Rooster Sales
9. Reitan1s, Inc.
10. Northwestern Public Service Co.
11. Thomsen Auto SUpply
12. International Harvester
13. Diers Motor Company
14. Grand Island Tire Sales, Inc.
15. Kelly Supply Company
16. Sidles Company
17. Red Rooster Sales Company
18. Thomsen Auto Supply
19. Gra.nd I sland Ace Hardl,rare
20. Sidles Company
21. Thomsen Auto Supply
22. C. E. Brown Auto Supply
23. Sewer Rooter Service
24. Grand Island Ace Hardware
25. Cates Tire Company
26/ Grand Island Tire Sales
27. Red Rooster Sales Company
28. C. E. Brown Auto Supply
'29.... Texaco, Inc.
Diers Motor Company
National Auto Parts
2. Reitan1s, Inc.
33. Hoppe Lumber Company
34. Kinman Chevrolet, Inc.
35. Red Rooster Sales Company
36. Sidles Company
37. Thomsen Auto Supply
38. Continental Oil Company
39. Mobil Oil Company
Towels $ 6.77
Parts & Merchandise
Lub. oil
Rod
Parts & Merchandise
Lub. oil
Paxts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Repair heater
Parts & Merchanm.se
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Locks
Trans. oil
Parts ~r. Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Pump mud pits
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandi.se
Antifreeze
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Nails, lumber
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Parts & Merchandise
Diesel Fuel
Gasoline
Total Our Claims
Total Light & Water
Grand Total
Butler Canst. Co. Sew. Impr. G-l
Stanfield-Pyland Const Sew. G-2
DEe! 8 1964
o /"'-: ..,
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15.1i3
7.02
70.75
13.79
46.20
2.75
135.00
4.57
6.00
l6.lh
42.5h.
1.30
145.18
133.96
4.65
15.60
22.50
9.06
7.66
8.87
2.37
15.00
9.16
12.50
5.00
48.60
35.97
65.h5
26.87
10.13
61.25
4.h2
8.02
64.h7
13.77
13.80
31.80
1,210.95
$2 ;3~S:27'
$25,922.58
194,315.92
$220,23"8:'50
93,010.85
76,796.19
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Tota.l ClaimG, December 28t'l presented as follOi<Fs:
General
AirI)Ort
Cafe
Sanitation
Street
Park
Police
Fire
Cemetery
SevTer "E"
Garage
Water
Light
Sewer Rev.H-3
Sewage Impr. G-4
Clothing Allowance
Sewage Impr. G-1
Sewage G-2
TOTAL
$ 341. 79
3,181. 70
1,140.18
8,620.79
1,571.48
59.63
828.49
255.45
17.90
119.90
2,355.27
3-2,271.12
162,044.80
850.00
2,160.00
$215,818.50
2,260.00
1,800.00
360.00
$220,238.50
93,010.85
76,796.19
$390,045.54
Honorable President Peterson
l'1embers of City Cmmeil
Gentlemen:
Police
Fire
Airport
DEe 2 ~j9G4
87
(Exhibi t Il]'")
Butler Canst. Go. '.r t
warran s
Stanfield.-Pyland Const.
written 12/22/64
It is the recommendation of the undersigned that the claims as presented. by tri(~
City' Clerk be allOived and listed in the Claim Register.
Respectfully submitted,
S/ John M. Carpenter, City Manager
Notion by Klostermeyer, second by Bishop that claims
be allOvred and listed in Claim Ilegister. Holl Call.
Council adjourrled 10:00 P.M.
December 28th, 1964
as presented by the City Clerk
All - Aye.
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