1951 Minutes
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Grand Island, Nebraska
Jan. 3, 1951
Council met at 7:30 for the purpose of reading minutes of
previous meetings. His honor, the Mayor, presiding. All council-
men present.
Minutes of previous meetings of Oct. 18, November 1, and Novem-
bel" 6 vTere read. Motion of Winkhoff, second.ed by Toft, were
approved as read.
City manager recommended redistricting the city for the pur-
pose of polling stata1;ions, stating that some precincts at this
time where maximum vote vTould be around 200 while in others the
potential vote might be 1100 or more. Motion by Foreman, seconded
by Cunningham, that the report be approved and ordinance be drawn
setting up new districts.
Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, council adjourned
to meet as board of adjustment and rezoning.
F. S.
White
Ci ty Clerk
Grand Island, Nebr.
Jan. 3, 1951
Council met as board of adjustment for rezoning lot 14 Home
Sub-division, and lot 6, block 4, Park Place. His honor the
mayor presiding. All councilmen present. Protest containing 181
signatures against the rezoning of lot 14, Home sub-division was
presented. Mr. Lloyd Kelly stated that he was there representing
Mr. Painter andhe requested that he be given not to exceed ten
minutes for the checking of petition. The request was granted
and Mr. Kelly immediately informed the council that Mr. Painter
was withdrawing his request for rezoning.
Request signed by Albert H. Mueller, Mri.Albert Mueller and
Mrs. Hartman for rezoning lot 6, block 4, from residence A to
residence B was presented. The mayor asked if anyone present
was opposed to said rezoning. There being no opposition, on
motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted
and the ordinance ordered drawn. On motion of Cunningham, seconded
by Winkhoff, council adjourned as board of adjustment.
F. S. vihi t e
City Clerk
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Grand Island, Nebraska
Jan. 3, 1951
Council met in regular session, hishonor, the mayor presiding.
All councilmen preSEn t.
The city manager mentioned re-appraisal of the city property
pertaining to insurance and requested Mr. Dick Stephens to make
explanation as to increases in valuation in some instances and
in others, appraisals were 101l'lered. After a thorough explanation
Motion seconded by Cunningham. Roll call ballot. Votin~ yes,
Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, vlinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
City manager made statements pertaining to trucks and cars
that are covered by insurance and also motor and other equipment
that are not housed in any particular place not being covered
by insurance and stated that he felt there should be a floater
marine policy covering those items in the amount of approximately
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$36,000. After some discussion, on motion of Foreman, seconded
by Cunningham, that the council go aIm g with the members of the
Grand Island Casualty Insurance in complete coverage on cars and
trucks (making divisions among the different companies so that
policies will come within the amount as provided by law. )
After some discussion on the sale of the merchandise in the 1,
Light Department and. the movint~ of offices etc., Mayor Johnson
ooggested that possibly it would be better to hold off on the
expenditures until times were more settled, all agre2ing that the
changes should be made. On motion of Foreman, seconded by
Winkhoff, tIle mayor and city manager were authorized to draw up
notice to the public stating the reasons for the disposition of
stock of merchandse and the moving of offices and giving the
light and water office more room.
Report of the city manager pertaining to plans, specifications
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and estimates covering rearrangements in the present clerk's
office, room 114 e,nd the utilities lobby, stating thnt the informa-
t:iion has been gathered on which to base the estimates of cost
as follows:
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Construction, reconstruction, redecoratin~
and re-vamping of walls, doors, vault etc.
Moving and re-fitting utilities collection
desks and additions thereto
New furni tur'e and equipment
Moving co~ts and incidentals
~~2, 950.00
700.00
500.00
250.00
$4,400.00
Total
Chargeable to General Fund
Charge8~le to Utilities
$3,700.00
700.00
It is my recommendation that advertising be run for the con-
struction and reconstruction, redecorating and revamping, that
bids be received until 5:00 P.M. Wednesday, January 17, for opening
thereafter, and that the moving, re-fitting, and additions for
utility collection desks be accomplished by force account on a
"time and material" basis.
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, recommendation was
approved. Roll call ballot. Votin~ yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft,
Winmloff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
City manager advised the council that a revision of ordinances
should be made and new ordinance books printed. Foreman suggested
that the city attorney be instructed to make such revision and
that he be paid or compensated for his time and trouble.
Report fl'D m the ci ty manager pertaining to appointments as
provided in the statutes:
In conformity 1tJith statutory provisions and requirements
of the Building Code, I have appointed Mr. Ralph E. Sorenson, a
master plumber, and Mr. Russel L. Fickes, an architect, to serve
with the City Building Inspector as the Plumbers Examining Board
for the year 1951; and I have appointed Mr. R. W. Kruse, a master
electrician, and Mr. Charles Lundy, a journeyman electrician, to
serve with the City Building Inspector' 8S the Electricians
Examining Board for the year 1951. These men are paid in fees only.
An agreement by and between the Union Pacific railroad company
and the city pertaining to right of vlay acrossthe Ord Branch at
Fifth street with a twelve-inch sewer line was presented.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said pro-
posed agreement before it and has given it careful review and
consideration; and
vlHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said
City of Grand Island will be subserved by the acceptance of said
agreement;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESC)LVED 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 o.irect ea. to execute
and that the City Clerk
I directed to attest said
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said agreement on behalf of said City,
of said City is hereby au thorized and
agreement and to attach to each duplicate
original of said agreement a certified copy of thisresolution.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, resolution was adopted.
Regular surety bonds were presented as follows:
John Bixemann )
G. H. Mettenbrink )
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G. H. Mettenbrink
Walter Delahoyd
Jack Lingeman
Aden H. Ensley
Sanitary Plumbing
Ralph E. Sorenson
Edward J. Bell
Ray Vogt
Joe Bosler
Michael Gephardt
Oscar Hila.
performance bond on decorating contract
and electrical contract in the council
chamber
Electric license bonds
Plumbers bonds
Police bonds
House movers bond
On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, bonds having been approved
by the city attorney, were accepted.
Proposed lease agreement by and between the city of Grand Island
and Marvin Vautravers on building identified as T-I006 for term
of one year, $360, was presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded
by Toft, was approved and the mayor authorized to sign.
Landing agreement by and between the Flying ~iier Lines, Inc.
and the city of Grand Island, $3.00 per schedule, was presented.
Also agreement with Slick Airways, Inc. same schedule, was
presented. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, agreements were
approved and the mayor authorized to sign.
Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Winkhoff,
seconded by Toft, were approved as listed in the claim register.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, council adjourned.
1-3-51
F. S. White
City Clerk
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FUND
Bond & Interest
Administratiye
Engin eer
Storm Sewer
Heal th Fund
Ci ty Hall
City Scales
Municipal Pool
Incidentals
Airport Fund
Airport Lighting
Street & Alley
Gas Ta.x
Sanitation
I Park Fund
Police Fund
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Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Pension Fund
Eddy street
Sycamore Street
Sewer Fund
Sewer Construction
PaYing Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.,
Ice Fund
Wa.ter Iiund
Light Fund
Sewer District
PaYing District
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISClili YEAR TO JP~. 3, 1951.
APPROPHIATION S
$40,912.50
31,540.00
RECEIP'I'S &
TRANSFERS
24,000.00
32,000.00
10,000.00
4,700.00
1,000.00
6,000.00
86,000.00
78,647.71
137.78
35,000.00
14,560.28
52,440.64
40,200.00
108,000.00
115,000.00
121,500.00
35,160.00
208.95
190,371.56
60,000.00
65, 321..05
60,409.68
6, OOO~QQ
1,219,110.15
EXP E'Ji!DED
13, 893 . 83
12,031.36
17,791.89
4,060.95
3,651.36
405.74
2,065.46
'3 '381 '':19
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24,637.97
17,761.85
6,707.41
15,185.78
12,802.94
46,637.58
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BALAN CE
$40,912.50
17, 646.1 r{
11,968.64
14,208.11
5, 939 . 05
1, 0~8 . 64
594.26
3,934.54
82,618.61
54,009.74
137.78
17,238.15
7,852.87
37,254.86
27,397.06
61,362.42
10,731.62 104,268.38
36,507.99 84,992.01
3,364.95 31,795.05
208.95
160.00 190,211.56
28,860.00 31,140.00
58,152.50 7,168.55
23,158.86 37,250.82
2,6QQ~Q~ 3~4QO.OO
344,551.43 874,558.72
11,391.45
54, 744.J}5
276,378.30
9,003.28
61,?22..63
$757,304.54
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. VVhi te,
Ci ty Clerk.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
January 10, 1951
Council met as per adjournment of Janua~"y 3. His
honor, the mayor presiding. All councilmen present.
City manager read the advertisement for bids for
parking meters, after which bids were opened as follows:
M. H. Rhodes, Marktime Meter
5 year guarantee
61.50 installed
57.50
60.00
54.00
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Martin Redball, Park meter
65.00
58.50
Michaels Art Bronze, Michael Meter
Karpark Corp., Karpark Meter
62.02
65.52
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Duncan Meter Company, Miller Meter
Automaton, delivered & installed
Miller
61.95
67.45 installed
Magee Hale, Pafkometer Company 58.15
63.15
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Dual Parking Meter Company delld 74.00
78.00
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International Meters, Inc.
Alfco Meter, $85 plus $4 galvanized posts
less credit of $1.50 for open coin box,
net 87.50 f.o.b. Grand Island .
After each representative had been given time to give sales
talk and demonstration, the council, city manager and meter
man Cords discussed the different meters, giving consideration
to quality, anticipated service and price, bid of the Inter-
national Meters Inc. was accepted. Roll Call Ballot. Voting
"Yes" JOhnson,Foreman,Toft,Winkhoff and Cunningham. Voting
"No". None.
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WHEREAS, the Ci ty of Grand Isl~"1d invi ted sealed bids for the
furnishing of Parking Meters
to be received up to 5 o'clock P. M. on the loth day of January,
1951, and to be opened at 7:30 o'clock p. M. on said date, at an
adjourned meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the International Meters, Inc. of New York, N. Y.
and Elmira, N. Y. by their agent, Twin Meter Sales Co. of the
Central States of the City of Fremont, Nebraska
submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said Parking Meters
and the
bid of said Company was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW,THEHEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY T'.tIE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the bid of the said International
Meter, Inc. of the City of New York, N. Y.
and Elmira, N. Y.
for the furnishing of ~~~a one hundred and twenty meters (120)
be and
the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the furnishing of
the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island
and the said International Meters, Inc.
and that the P:resident of the City Council and the Clerk
of said City be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract
for and on behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this lOth day of January,~~5l.
Members of the City Council
Motion of Toft, seconded by Foreman, resolution was adopted.
At this time the Mayor called the unsuccessful bidders
into the council chamber and. thanked them for their effort s,
time and demonstrations.
Mot ion of Toft, seconded by 'tfinkhoff, council adj ourned.
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Grand Island) Nebr.
January 17, 1951
Council met as Board of Equalization on Gravel District #84.
His honor, the mayor, presiding. All councilmen present.
RE~QLUTION
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,
NEBRASKA; sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having
been given thereof that we find the total cost of the construction of
Gravel District No. 24 to be the total sum of 1377.19
; tha t we find
sum of $ 1377.19
the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the
and that we find the benefits accruing to the
several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums
set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
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Van C. Wrenn Jr. & Lorayne Wrenn
Van C. Wrenn Jr. & Lorayne Wrenn
Charles F. & Mildred Dora Vaclavek
LOT BLOCK
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Charles F. & Mildred Dora Vaclavek
Paul Sothman
Paul Sothman
Rice E. & Anna Hall
Lyle E. & Madge H. George
Edith H. & George B. Pox
Helen & Albert Werner
Helen & Albert Werner
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William p. c(" Nellie C. Stewart
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William F. & Nellie C. Stewart
Louise W. John
Louise W. Jo1m
22
James F. & Eva Webb
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James F. & Eva Webb
24
V. R. Chapman Sr. & Cecel C. Chapman
V. R. Chapman Sr. & Cecel C. Chapman
V. R. Chapman Sr. & Cecel C. Chapman
V. R. Chapman Sr. & Cecel C. Chapman
V. R. Chapman Sr. & Cecel C. Chapman
V. R. Chapman Sr. & Cecel C. Chapman
V. R. Chapman Sr. & Cecel C. Chapman
ADDITION
AMOUNT
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Ashton Place $1.19
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1.53
5.48
8.35
5.23
4.18
3.06
3.06
3.06
1.53
1.53
3.06
3.06
3.06
3.06
3.24
3.24
3.06
3.06
3.06
3.06
3.06
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NAME
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Claud E. & Ethel lVI. Johnson
w. Stanley & June H. Donovan
W. Stanley & June H. Donovan
.Joseph M. & Ruth Swanson
Roger L. & J. Jay Brown
William E. & Edna M. Dauer
Richard Frederick & Ruth E. Miles
Richard Frederick & Ruth E. Miles
Northwestern Public Service Company
John D. & Beth H. Bates
Bernhardt F. & Phyllis J. Reher
Philip Martin
Oscar E. & Frances M. Searson
Stanley G. & Ruth V. Roberts
Emil R. & Helen Guendel
Robert Lans & Jean Steen Cox
Norvel O. & Wilma F. Deines
Virgil H. & Lucille E. Clark
Elsie C. Vieregg
John H. & Marie O. 'I'homazin
Erwin Adolph & Virginia Ella Voss
Erwin Adolph & Virginia Ella Voss
City of Grand Island
(Augustine Park)
E. R. & Mae V. Doll
E54t
John Richard Zoesch & Jean C.
Zoesch
W12t
John Richard Zoesch & Jean C.
Zoesch
E40'
R. W. & Jeanette V. Peterson
W26'
R. W. & Jeanette V. Peterson
E26t
Robert E. & Ruth Lichty
Robert E. & Ruth Lichty
W40'
E12'
Don W. & Myrtle V. Cerven
Keith ru. & Florence Skeels
W54t
W54'
LOT BLOCK
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16
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22
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24
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24
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8
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Ashton Place
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AMOUNT
~p8 . 72
5/5'7
4.19
3.12
3.12
2.49
1.87
1.24
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3.24
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.24
4.83
1.73
1 Gladstone Place 48.66
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7.97
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1.43
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3.81
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2.48
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2.48
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3.81
1.43
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7.97
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John p. & Phyllis Cobean
John F. & Phyllis Cobean
John P. & Violet M. ~intz
John P. & Violet M. P~intz
Robert E. & Hazel M. Olson
Robert E. & Hazel M. Olson
Thomas W. & Logene L. Preddy
Eugene A. & Frances L. Griffiths
Elmer C. & Geraldine M. Arnold
Clarence p. & Louise C. Borowski
Alex & Euphrosine Kalkowski
E. R. Doll & Mae Doll
Elaine Schoel-wife
Gus &, Margaret W. F'uerstenau
Calvin C. & Betty Gene N04gaard
City of Grand Island
Lucille M. Thorndike
Lucille m. Thorndike
Lucille M. Thorndike
J. C. Zwink
Abrahamson Lacy Co.
Abrahamson Lacy Co.
Abrahamson Lacy Co.
Alton L. &, Lillian rt. Kraft
Leon H. &, Winifred M. Horn
Joseph H. &, Maurine B. Bennett
Harold L. &, Doris V. Hartley
Brian J. &, lllarilyn M. Barden
Edwin B. & Esther E. Stevenson
John M. &, Katherine C. Wallace
Earry J. &, Annie Mae Zeiner
Frank & Hazel I. Pysczynski
Emil Scheel
John & Martha Arp
E12'
W40'
E26'
W26'
E40'
W12'
E54'
(can't)
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
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2.48
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2.48
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3.81
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1.43
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7.97
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1.00
2.29
5.11
5.48
2.45
1.07
1.07
2.45
5.48
5.11
2.29
.12
.88
1.04
2.37
5.29
5.50
3.71
3.68
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
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Charles H. & Ruth J. Carstens
24
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Henry C. & Rose Ann Kokrda
Don & Edith H. Wightman
Adeline Keller, Ruth Rank,
William Rank, Bernice Rank
Adeline Keller, Ruth Rank
William Rank, Bernice Rank
Adeline Keller, Ruth Rank
William Rank, Bernice Rank
Adeline Keller, Ruth Rank
William Rank, Bernice Rank
Adeline Keller, Ruth Rank
William Rank, Bernice Rank
Adeline Keller, Ruth Rank
William Rank, Bernice Rank
George F. ~ Mary E. Alexander
G F n Iff 'E' .
! eorge ". (<; "lary ,
Alexan del"
2
George F. & Mary E.
Alexander
3
George F. & Mary E. Alexander
4
George F. & Mary E. Alexander
5
George F. & Mary E. Alexander
6
24
George F. & Mary E. Alexander
D. F. Luetzjemeier
1
2
D. F. Luetzjemeier
D. F. Luetzjemeier
3
Charles A. (.: Betty Gramba
22
Charles A. & Betty Gramba
23
Charles A. G: Betty Gramba
24
Lloyd W. Martin
Lloyd iJV. Martin
1
23
Lloyd W. Martin
24
E. ViI. Augustine
1
E. W. Augustine
2
E. W. Augustine
3
E. W. Augustine
4
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E. W. Augustine
E. W. Augustine
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17
18
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7
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Ashton Place ~p3. 24 /
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3.12
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4.80
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5.47
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4.10
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2.7.3
If
1.36
11
1.00
If
5.29
11
4.25
If
3.75
!l
1.44
If
.72
.45
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"
.75
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5.48
II
2.45
II
1.07
1.00
If
II
2.29
If
5.11
If
4.50
If
2.35
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5.48
3 Gladstone Place 9.40 '
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11
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II
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6.29
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3.96
II
3.96
2.34
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NAME
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Jose A. & Senera E. Ramirez
Jose A. ~ Senera E. Ramirez
Jose A. & Senera E. Ramirez
Jose A. & Senera E. Ramirez
Elizabeth C. Mayer
Elizabeth C. Mayer
Homer C. Goethe
Thomas Forrest Concannon
Ernest Witt
Ernest V\fi tt
Genevieve & Jessie Wiseman
Ernest Witt
(can't)
LOT BLOCK
Jerry L. & Margaret Paulsen Stahlnecker 1
Jerry L. & Iv'Iargaret Paulsen Stahlnecker
E12 ' 2
Jerald R. & Lucille Murphy
Theodore E. & L. Mary Ciochon
Florence Lykke -wife
Florence LJikke -wife
Estate of Howard M. Augustine
Estate of Howard M. Augustine
Elmer H. & Ruby M. Cordes
David Kaufman
William L. & Mary Jo Krehmke
Daniel H. Pishburn
G. Lawrence Gorman & Ann Gorman
Eloise Bilby Lindgren
Ernest W. Augustine
Ernest W. Augustine
Ernest W. AUGustine
Ernest W. Augustine
Gordon H. & Adrienne I. Robbins
Gordon H. & Adrienne I. Robbins
W. T. & Frances Spelts
w. T. IT Frances Spelts
W40' 2
E22' 8
VJ36 ' 9
E16' 9
10
E26'
W26'
Vif26 '
ADDITION
o
AMOUNT
1
2
4 Blads tone Place~)3. 96
II
3.96
3.96
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1'7
3
1'7
17
17
1'7
17
17
17
3
18
18
18
4
5
6
'7
18
18
18
8
1
33
2
33
3
33
4
33
4
33
5
33
6
33
'7
33
4
4
4
'7
'7
'7
'7
8
8
8
8
II
11
II
1I
1I
1I
II
II
11
II
II
Wasmer's
11
"
It
Wasmer's 3nd
It
II
II
Wasmer's
II
II
II
II
II
VVasmer's 3rd
II
n
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
It
II
II
1I
3.96
11
3.96
3.96
3.96
3.96
II
II
II
II
3.96
It
3.96
11
3.96
II
3.96
4.83
.82
1.34
.93
.'79
II
1.29
"
.82
11
4.83
./
::~l .93
2.16
4.83
4.83
2.16
.93
4.83
2.16
1.86
.93
1.23
4.83
4.83
1.23
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LOT BLOCK
NAI>'1E
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Ernest W. Augustine
Ernest W. Augustine
Ernest W. Augustine
Ernest W. Augustine
Anita J. Royer
Anita J. RO'!fer
Estate of August J. Meth
Estate of August J. Meth
R. E. & Flo R. Spelts
R. E. & FIo R. Spelts
Wallace H. & Margaret A. W~ig
George W. Martin & wife
George W. Martin & wife
Robert B. Bieck
Robert B. Bieck
John W. & Betty B. Symonds
John W. & Betty B. Symonds
Roy L. & Laura L. Hahn
Roy L. & Laura L. Hahn
Charles F. & Mildred Vaclavek
Charles F. & Mildred Vaclavek
Charles F. & Mildred Vaclavek
Mildred E. McGrath
Mildred E. McGrath
Mildred E. McGrath
Claud A. & Mary Helen Brubaker
Claud A. & Mary Helen Brubaker
Claud A. & Mary Helen Brubaker
Iola Grimminger
Iola Grimminger
Ralph D. & Patricia J. Kelly
Ralph D. & Patricia J. Kelly
Walter Harold & Prue R. Luers
Walter Harold & Prue R. Luers
A. J. Luebs & Frances E. Luebs
E26'
7
33
8
33
9 33
W26' 3 32
10 33
E40'
W12'
W26'
E46'
vV6 '
W12'
E40'
W26'
El-
2
w)~
2
E-1.
2
10
E-~. 4
lEv! 4
4
32
32
4
5
6
32
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Wasmer's 3rd $ .93
"
II II
II "
WaJSmer's
"
"
II
Wasmer's 2nd
"
32
32
7
8
32
3
44
44
44
4
4
5
44
6
44
7
44
7
44
8
44
"
II
"
"
"
"
"
II
II
II
"
II
"
"
"
II
II
"
It
1
45
Wasmer's 3rd
"
2
45
3
45
3
45
4
45
45
45
45
45
46
46
46
46
46
5
8
9
1
2
3
5
46
1
47
It
It
"
II
II
"
II
II
II
II
"
II
II
It
"
"
"
"
II
"
II
"
It
"
"
II
II
"
II
II
1.86
2.16
4.83
.93
1.34
.82
4.83
4.83
2.16
.93
.93
1.86
.30
4.83
4.83
.82
1.34
.93
8.07
5.28
2.49
.93
3.12
3.24
.93
2.16
4.83
3.24
3.12
3.12
1.56
1. 56
3.24
3.24
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NAME
LOT BLOCK
A. J. Luebs & Frances E. Luebs
A. J. Luebs & Frances E. Luebs
A. J. Luebs & Frances E. Luebs
A. J. Luebs & Frances E. Luebs
R. L. & Ruth Hinsen Geer
R. L. & Ruth Hinsen Geer
E. J. Wolbach
Estate of Norval E. Etting
Estate of Norval E. Etting
Louise D. McDermott
Louise D. McDermott
10
Hans F. & Florence H. Michelman
Harold G. & Elizabeth Strasser
Soren K. & Frances L. Jensen
Charles & Mabel E. Bish
Charles & Mabel E. Bish
Charles & Mabel E. Bish
W14'
Carl Winfred Lumbard & Harriet T.
Lu~bard E38' 8
Carl Winfred Lumbard & Harriet T. Lum-
bard 9
Carl Winfred Lumbard & Harriet T.
Lumbard 10
Richard P. & Betty R. Farnsworth 1
Richard P. & Betty R. Farnsworth E12' 2
Kenneth W. & Jean G. Newhouse
W40' 2
Kenneth W. & Jean G. Newhouse
E26' 3
Gilbert & Blenda O. Reynolds
Gilbert & Blenda 0. Reynolds
Gilbert & Blenda u. Reynolds
W26' 3
Daryl S. & Arelene C. Lillis
Daryl S. ~ Arelene C. TIillis
V\f34' 7'
Charles A. Byrnes
B18' 7
Charles A. Byrnes
Charles A. Byrnes
Charles A. Byrnes
10
2
47
47
47
3
4
5
47
48
1
2
48
6
50
7
50
50
8
9
50
1
2
50
51
3
51
51
51
6
7
51
51
8
51
51
51
52
52
52
52
52
4
52
5.
6
52
52
52
52
8
52
9
52
52
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Wasmerts 3rd $3.12
It
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II
n
"
II
II
It
II
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"
11
II
If
It
1I
II
II
II
II
It
II
II
1I
II
1I
\I
!1
\I
It
II
3.12
"
3,12
"
3.24
II
3.24
II
3.06
It
3.24
If
3.12
If
3.12
II
3.12
II
3.24
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If
4.83
II
2.16
II
.93
"
3.24
II
3.12
"
1.34
II
3.64
11
5~28
"
8.07
II
4.83
"
.82
1.34
II
11
.93
"
.93
II
2.16
II
4.83
\I
8.07
"
3.54
II
1.74
II
4.98
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5.28
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NAME
Ernest J. & May D. Meyer
Ernest J. &: May D. 1',( E26'
Meyer
Warren B. &: hazel Geil W26'
Warren B. & Hazel Geil
Raymond A. Watson Jr. & Wauneta
Watson W4S'
George A. & Ellen T. Fuerst
E6'
George A. & Ellen T. Fuerst
W. Howard Bonsall & Banna Bonsall
Mary A. Prince-wife
Mary A. Prince-wife
Jessie Kistle Farnsworth &: EarlE.
Farnsworth
Frederick M. Rauch
Clara L. Gelow
Clara L. Crelow
Wilbur & Geraldine Springsguth
N66'-W124'
Louis E. & Esther D. Schomburg
S66'-E132'
Florence Springsguth
All of Block except N66'-
W124' and S66'-E132'
John W. Jr. & Etta m. Detweiler
N80 ' -E13~3 '
Stanley S. & Evelyn Tyna
All of Block except
N801-E132'
Rudolph & Cassie Wetgen
Max J. & Ruth Cornelius
'\Tl
1~'~3
William T. & Ruby Shupp
S.1..
2
John 1;V. & Lydia G. Hammond N661 -E80'
Violet Williams
W52 1 -Ei-N66 1
Worley Williams Jr. & Audrey B.
Williams N661-W~
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LOT BLOCK
3 53
4 53
4 53
5 53
6 53
6 53
7 53
8 53
1 54
2 54
3 54
8 54
9 54
10 54
1
1
1
2
2
3
5
5
6
6
6
David C. & Adeline A. Towne
S66'-N1321-El
N
6
"6 <,
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ADDI~ AMOUNT
Wasmer's 2nd $ .93
11
n
.98
II
t1
1.18
II
11
4.83
II
n
4.53
II
11
.30
!l
II
2.16
II II
.93
Wasmer 1 S 3rd
4.83
II n
2.16
11 II
.93 .
11 II
.93
II
II
2.16
\I
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4.83
Pleasant Eome
9.16
II
It
5.54
II
It
33.78
II
If
10.74
II
t1 54.54
II 32.64
" 8.40
" 8.40
II 6.33
It 3.17
n 9. ,50
" 6.34
11
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NAME
LOT BLOCK
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Clara A. & Hobe:r't H. Stauss
S66t-N132'-W1t
6
Clara A. & Robert H. Stauss
Leo H. & Mary J-. lVIulligan
S148'
6
N.l.
2
7
Clara Grotzky
S)..-
2
7
J. Wallace & Claire p. Detweiler
8
v J. D. Kirkpatrick
;9
Donald P. & LaVerne I. Waddick
S56 t -Nl12 ' -VVi't
10
J. D. Kirkpatrick
All of Block except
S56 t -Nl12 t -W.~
10
LeRoy & Marion Paustian
N1t-W1t
11
11
11
William L. & Lorraine Behrens Ni-E~
Irene C. & Henry C. Becker si
Marvin E. & Margaret N. Vautravers
N66t-E132'
12
Richard B. & Ella Wegner
S74'-N132'-E132'
12
Leslie R. &: Aldie Boroff
Leslie R. t-" Aldie Boroff
John Ti1 Goettsche
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Philip J. & Dora A. Rose
Edward J. & Fern C. Bell
sJo..
2
12
N-~
13
S..l.
2
13
W;j-
."-
14
15
Mina E.
Potter
Potter-widow & Virgil A.
E!
15
Mina E.
Potter
Potter-widow & Virgil A.
16
Total
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AMOUI'PI
Pleasant home
$6.34
II "
33.60
It tI
32.64
II II
32.64
II
It
48.48
II
II
31.69
II
It
5.81
rr
If 42.67
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It 16.32
1I 16.32
II 32.64.
II 3.96
II 3.96
It 8.40
fI 8.40
II 4.20
II 28.40
It 20.52
II 7.92
II 15.84.
$1377.19
If
II
II
It
rr
II
II
II
II
It
II
II
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There bctng no protests, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, resolution was adopted. On motion of Toft, seconded
by Foreman, council adjourned as board of Equalization.
1- 17-.51
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Grand Island, Nebraska
Council met in regular session, his honor, the
mayor presiding. All councilmen present.
Minutesof meetings of Board of Equalization November 15,
regulro~ meeting November 15, November 21, November 29, Board of
Equalization December 6, were read. Motion of Cunningham,
seconded by Winkhoff, minutes were approved as read.
Request of Mrs. James F. Shehein for permission to
build basement apartment at 2512 west Division, on lot 16, block
12, Ashton Place, was presented. After some discussion, city
manager requested that she make formal request for rezoning.
The city manager felt that in a case of this kind, there should
be some thought given, al so serious considera.tion befor'e amending
zoning ordinance, as it undoubtedly would establish a precedent
and that generally speaking, an inside lot, under the zoning
ordinance, is for a one-family unit.
The bid of John Claussen and Sons" for remodeling
the city hall building for $2937 was presented. On motion of
Cunnin[ham, seconded by Toft, being that the bid was und.er the
estimate and the only bid, that the contract be awarded. to
John Claussen and Son and the city attorney make contract and
the mayor be authorized to sign. (See Resolution next page)
Bids for construction of garage and storage building
were presented as follows:
Geer Maurer Co.
Howard Bonsall
Abrahamson Bldg. & Supply
John Claussen & SonS
$53,130
59,290
54,459.43
47,687
Bid of Sothman Company not received until 7:22 was not opened
and the city clerk authorized to return thebid unopened. (Repre-
sentative of the Sotrunan company being present, the bid Was
returned to him). The bids were referred to the city manager.
The Mayor declared a ten-minute recess.
After recess the city mana~er reported that all bids
were made on regular form and each and. everyone being under the
estim!te, recommended that the bid of John Claussen and Son $47,687,
be accepted as the lowest and best bid. On motion of Cunningham,
seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation of the city mana~er Was approved.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
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WHEREAS, the Ci ty of Grand Island advec,tised for sealed bids
for the alteration of several rooms in the City Hall, said bids to
be received up to 5:00 o'clock p. M. on the 17th day of January,
1951, and opened on said date at 8:00 o'clock p. M. at a regular
meeting of the City Council, and
WHEREAS, John Claussen & Sons, a partnership, of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, submitted a bid in the sum of i2,937.00,
which said bid the City Council llas before it and after considering
the same has found the said bid to be the lowest and best bid sub-
mitted.
NOW, TEEHEFORE, BE 1'1' RESOLVED BY TIJE COUlifCIL01? THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said John Claussen &
Sons, a partnership, contractor, for the alteration of several
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rooms in the City Hall, be and the same is hereby accepted and
approved and that a contract for the construction of said work be
entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the
contractor, John Claussen &: Sons, a partnership, and that the
President of the City Council and City Clerk be and they are here-
by directed and authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf
of the said City.
Respectfully submitted this 17th day of January, 1951.
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Motion of Cunni.ngham, seconded by Toft, resolution vJ'as
adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island advertised for sealed bids
for the construction of a shop-garage and storage building, said
bids to be received up to 5:00 o'clock p. M. on the 17th day
of January, 1951, and opened on said date at 8:00 o'clock P. ill.
at a regular meeting of the City Council, and
WHEREAS, John Claussen & Sons, a partnership, of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, submi tted a bid in the sum of ~~47, 687.00,
which said bid the City Council has before it and after considering
the same has found tile said bid to be the lowest and best bid sub-
mitted.
NOW, ThEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TnE COUNCIL OF TEE CrI'Y OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said John Claussen &
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Sons, a partnership, contractor, for the construction of said shop-
garage and storage building, be and the same is hereby accepted
and approved and that a contract for the construction of said
work be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and
the contractor, John Claussen & Sons, a partnership, and that the
President of the City Council and City Clerk be and they are here-
by directed and authorized to sign said contract for and on belJalf
of the said City.
Respectfully submitted this 17th day of January, 1951.
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Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was
adopted.
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The city manager mentioned that according to Nebr.
statutes, Section 16-238, the Mayor, city Physician, Chief of
Police and the Vice President of the council are ex-officio
members of the board of Health and that he has appointed C. B.
Kinnison, Health Inspector, as a fifth member.
City manager reported that settlement has been
made in the Smalley compensation case, stating that the total
amount that would have been paid under the "t";eekly payment plan
of $22 a week would amount to $7150 and lump sum settlement
was made whereby the city saved $902.27.
Application of Fred E. Hatten for manager of the
American Legion Post 53, dba Legionnaire Club, was presented.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF G-HAND ISLAND,
NEBRASKA; that the application of the Legion Club of American
Legion Post No. 53, for the approval of Fred E. Hatten as manager
for said licensee, be and the same is hereby approved.
BE IT PURTEER RESOLVED that the City Clerl.{ forward a certi-
fied copy of this Resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control
Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this l?th day of January, 1951.
Members of the City Council
Motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted.
The city attorney explained the setup for the Public
Housing Authori ty "tvherein the oi ty was required to pay the first
year's expenses, after wr~ch time the corporation Was on its own.
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WHEREAS, the Housing Authority of the City of Grand Island, Nebr-
aska, has estimated that the sum of $100.00 will be required to pay
the necessary operating expenses for the ensuing year, and
Wi;EREAS, the laws of the State of Nebraska, require that the
City of Grand Island shall pay the amount required to pay operating
expenses of said Housing Authority of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska for the first year of its existence and a claim for the sum
of :i~lOO. 00 has been made and filed wi th the Ci ty Clerk of Grand
Island.
Nmv~ THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COliNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASI\A: that the claim filed in the sum of ~~100. 00
to pay the first year's expenses of said housing Authority of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, be and the same is hereby allowed
and a warrant for the payment of said claim is hereby ordered drawn
on the Incidental Fund of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 17th day of January, 1951.
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Members of the City Council -
On motion of Foreman, seconded by CunninG'ham, resolu-
tion was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
(Resolution #4 Public Housing Authority, is
hereby inserted for reference.)
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MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
The housing Authority of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
convened in special session on the 15th day of J-anuary, 1951, at
2:00 o'clock, p.m. in the Police Court Rool;l1 of the City hall in the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska. The meeting was called to order by
the Chairman.
'1'he rremporary Secretary called the roll. Those present and
absent were as follows:
Present: E. H. Magdanz, chairman; Louis Stein, H. O. Bonsack;
Fred Harrison; Warren W. Connell, Temporary Secretary.
All members present.
The following re solu tion was then introduced by COl1rrni s sioner
}!Ired Harris.9p
" _,read in full by the 'remporary Secretary and
considered by the Authority.
(See attached Resolution)
Commissioner
Fred Harrison
moved that the resolution
be finally adopted as introduced and
read. The motion was seconded
by COHlmissioner
E. O. Bonsack
TI~e question being put
upon the final adoption of said motion, the roll was called with the
following result:
All members voted yea.
The Chairman declared 'said motion carried and the resolution
finally adopted.
It was moved by Comrnissioner
I;.. O. Bonsack
and
seconded by Commissioner
that the meeting
Louis Stein
adjourn. The motion carried.
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WHEREAS, on the 30th day of August, 1950, tile City Council of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, by resolution declared the need
for a Housing Authority to function in and for said City; and
WHEREAS, on the 6th day of December, 1950, the Mayor of said
Ci ty of Grand Island, pursuant to the au.thori ty vested in him,
appointed the members of said housing Authority of the City of
Grand Island, and designated
E. II. IVlagdanz
as the first
Chairman of the said Authority; and
vmEREAS, the members of said Authority convened on the 15th
day of January, 1951, for the purpose of organizing said Authority,
and said Authority is now authorized to transact business and
exercise its powers in said City; and
vv}:rEREAS, the City Council of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Hebras);:a,
is authorized by Section 6 of the housing Co-operation Law of Nebr-
aska imraediately to make an estimate of and donate to the Authority
the amount of money necessary for itsadministrative expenses and
overhead during the first year of its operation, which the Authority
estimates as the sum of $100.00, such amount to be appropriated to
the Authority out. of any moneys in the treasury or the C~ty not
appropriated to other purposes:
NO'lI, ~[,HEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COWDUSSIONEHS OF THE
HOUSING AU'I'HORI'Yf Q}' TEE CI'IT OF GRAND ISLAND, NIGBRASYill:
Section 1. That the Chairman be and he is hereby authorized
to request the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
to make an estimate of the amount of money necessary for the adminis-
trative expenses and overhead of the housing Authority of the City
of Grand Island during the first yeaI' of its operation, which the
Authority estimates as the sum of ~;plOO.OO, and to approp.riate and
donate such amount to the Arl. thori ty out of any moneys in treasu.ry of
said City of Grand Island not appropr iated to 0 ther purpo se s.
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SECTION 2. That the Temporary Secretary make available certified
copies of this Resolution to be distributed to the members of the
Council and the liiayor of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of Januapy, 1951.
/s/ Fred Harrison
/s/ H. O. Bonack
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Warpen W~ Connell
, Tempopapy Secretary of the
Housing Authority of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, hereby
certify that I have compared the annexed extract of the minutes of
a meeting of the said Authority held on the 15th day of January,
1951, containing Resolution No.
, authorizing the Chairman to
request the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to
make an estimate of and donate an amount of money necessary for the
first year's administrative expenses and overhead of the housing
Authority, with the original thereof recorded in the official minute
book of said Authority, and that it is a correct transcript therefrom
and of the whole of said original; that the foregoing extract of the
minutes of the meeting at which said resolution was adopted is a
true and complete transcript of such minutes and that the foregoing
resolution is a true, complete and accurate copy of the resolution
adopted at said meeting.
IN vVITNESS WHEREOF,
I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of
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. Proposed leases by and bet''''een the oi ty of Grand
Island and lessees were presented as follows:
J. E. Botteicher, building identified as T-220
$240 a year
Civil Air Patrol, building identified as T-IIO
$1 per year
John L. Hudso~ Company, building identified as
T-206, #260 a half year
James ~. Hill, building identified as T-832,
~~6 a year
S. T. F~eharty, building identified as T-I003,
$360 a year
Nebr. Flying Service, original hanger, $1800 per year
Orville Duff, building identified as T-302,
$200 pel" year
Cates T~re Company, Building identified as ~-825
~780 a year
Clarence I. Cates, building identified as T-845
and 12 acres of land, $100 a year
Motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, leases were approved and
mayor and city clerk authorized to sign.
Communication from Leaeue of Nebraska Municipalities
pertaining to laws governing Social Becurity and others in which
different municipalities would have a vital interest, was presented.
On motion of Foreman, seconded by itlinlilloff, 1,,,,as received and
placed on file.
Letter of thanks from J. M. Hanssen, secretary of
the board of German Farmers Mutual Fire and Storm Assessment
Insurance Association thanking the council and city manager
for the use of the auditoriurp '\JITaS presented. On motion of F'ore...
man, seconded by Toft, was received and placed on file.
Bonds were presented as follows:
Albert Herman
itl. A. Cart e1"
Fred \Villiams
Richard o.Kelly
Vern W. Havens Plumbers bonds
William J. Hild, electrician
on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, were approved.
Letter from city attorney Holmberg pertaining to
the settlement by and between the city of Grand Island and Harry
Anderson for claim of garbage Bold to Anderson,along with bill
of sale for one Anthony metal garbage truck body,was presented.
On motion of rroft, seconded by Cunningham, settlement v.Jas
approved. Letter was placed on file.
Claims against the city were presented. Motion of
Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, claims "lere approved as
presented and listed in the claim register.
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ORDINANCE 2455 rezoning lot 6, block 4, Parl{ Place,
from residence A to residence B, was regularly passed by the
council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2455 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by
Foreman, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, WinJr"boff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2455 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2455 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Foreman, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winfu~off, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Qrdinance 2455 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE 2456 levying special taxes for gravel
district 24 was regularly passed by the council and signed by
the mayor.
Ordinance 2456 - 110tion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballm.
Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none.
prdinance 2456 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Foreman, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2456 - Motion by Foreman, seconded by
Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Win~loff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
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Foreman, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winlu1off,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
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might be desired by tlw cOl..mcil. Motion by Cunningham, seconcled
by Winkhoff, was referred to the mayor and city manager for
selection.
6n motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned.
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January 31, 1951
Council met as per special cal]. of the ci ty manager.
His honor, the mayor, presiding. All coun~resent.
Request of the Messiah EvangelicalA Church for per-
mis sian to build additions to the church which woulcl extend to
the lot line on Locust street and the alle:y(,,~jltras presented.
After some discussion, city manager recommended that~llould
he granted.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, council
adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment.
F. S. Nllite
Ci ty Cl erk
Grand Island, Nebr.
Jama:'y 31, 1951
Council met as Board of Adjustment, his honor, the mayor,
pre siding'. All councilmen present.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, recommen-
dation of the city manager pertaining to the granting of per-
mission to Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church for permission
to make additions which would extencl to Locust Stl"eet and the
alley bet1veen Seventh and E~h~~ll call ballot. Votin~
yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, VVinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Hotion of CunninE;harn, seconded by Winl;:hoff, council
adjourned as Board of Adjustment to reconvene~ regular session.
Grand Island, Nebraska
January 31, 1951
Council reconvened in regular session, his honor
the mayor, presiding. All councilmen present.
City manager referred to the necessity of increasing
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full explanation as to the needs for increasing their facilities.
Mr. Burdick e~plained,by way of charts which he had prepared,
the consumption of electricity from 1918 to 1950 and that at this
particular time they are producing more kilowatts than their firm
power would indicate. He recommended that the council purChase
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a 7500 l"-llov.ratt turtlnf.or 11,500, stating that if same was
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purchased at this time, it would be practically two and one-half
years before it would be in place and ready for output. After
discussion as to the needs, 7500 or 11,500, in which it 'Tr!as
brought out that on account of possibility of the SloEm-Pick
expansion,and other projects such as the Mid-State, 141". Burdick
stated that he felt that the 7500 would be more economical for
the city of Grand Islnnel. On motion of CunningharJl, seconded
by Toft, the matter was referred to Mr. Burdick and the city
manager to confer with consulting engineer pertaining to plans,
specifications, for the purpose of advertising for bids. Roll
call ballot. Vot ing yes, Johnson, }"oreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2457 condemning private property in block
12, Boggs and Hill addition, for the purpose of sanitary sewer
extension, was regularly passed by the council and signed by
the mayor.
Ordinance 2457 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2457 - Motion by vVinkhoff', seconded by
Cunninu;ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on seconcl
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunnini;ham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2457 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by ti tIe only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunninghron. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2457 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, ordinance was placed on final passage and. finally
passed. Roll 'call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft,
vlinkhoff, Cunningham. Votin~;; no, none.
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vvHEREAS, the Ci ty of Grand IS.land invited sealed bids for the
construction of a sewer district known and designated as Sewer
District No. 241, to be received up to 5 o'clock P. IiI. on the bth
day of December, 1950, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said
date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the Diamond Engineering Company
of the City of Grand Island, submitted
a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the bid of
said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEHEFOR, BE IT RESOLVED BY T}ill COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said
Diamond Engineering Company
of the C1ty of Grand ISland, Nebr-
aska, for the construction of said sewer district knoV'm and designated
as Sewer District No. 241, be and the same is hereby accepted; that
a contract for the construction of said ~district be
entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said
Diamond Engineering Company
and that
the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be and
they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of
said City.
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WhEREAS, on the 11th day of Novernber, 1950, the City Council room
of the City Hall and the furniture, fixtures, carpet and venetian
blinds in said room were badly damaged by fire and tLereafter the
City Council entered into agreements for the repairing of the damages
done and replacement of the furniture, carpet and venetian blinds, and
V,[LERTCAS, the City Council has made settlement with the various
insurance companies covering the loss sustained because of such fire
and the amount paid by the said insurance companie s and accepted b7T
the city was the sum of ~;p13,'788.~~5, which amount should nor: be placed
in the City lIall Fund of the General Pund and. be used in payment of
the amount due on contracts entered into by the city for the repairing
and refurnishing of said council room.
NOW, ~L'l.jBRl!I~OnE.tc BE I'l' HESOLVED BY TEE COUNCIL QIi' 'THECI'I'Y OP
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the said sum of :ff;13,?88.25 received fI'om
the insurance companies as pel" said settlement, be, and the same is
hereby oI'deredplac.ed to the credit of the City Hall Fund of the
GeneI'al Fund; that the Ci ty CleI'k and Ci ty 'l'reasuI'er, be, and they are
heI'eby o:C'derec1 and authorized to credi t said arnount to said fund as
here in dire c ted; that warI'an t s be drawn against sald sum of the pa:'T-
ment of the cost of the repairing and reDlacement of furniture and
fixtures for the Ci ty Council room and for such o1.:;her expenses
charc.c."eable af~ainst said City IlallPund and that the City Clerk forward
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Respectfully submitted this 31st day of January, 1951.
Members of the Ci ty Council
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, resolution was adopted.
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WIIEREAS, on the 1st day of June, 1949, the Coune il of the Ci ty
of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved Ordinance No. 2289,
establishing and making just and equitable rates and charges to be paid
to the Ci ty of Grand Island for the u.se of its disposal plant and
sewerage system by persons, firms, and corporations whose premises
are served thereby and provided for the collection of such charges, and
WHEHEAS, Section 7 of said Ordinance No. 2289 provides that all
rental charges prescribed by said ordinance shall be a lien upon the
pre,nises and real estate for \;vhich the sewer service is s~lpplied and
used and if not paid when due such chal'ge shall be certii'ied to the City
Trea,'3ul'er and may be re covered by the City in an ac tion at law and it
may be certified to the County Clerk and assessed against the real
estate and premises served and be collected and returned in the same
manner as other city taxes are certified, assessed, collected and
returned, and
WHEREAS, Oscar Kent of Grand Island is tl,e owner of the real
estate described as 1724 North Lafayette ~treet, also Known as Lot
One (1), Block ~ighteen (18), Scarff's Addition To the City of Grand
Island, Hall County, Nebraska, and is identified in the records of
the City of Grand Island as account number 6172, and
VJrm::mAS, the property described as belonging to Oscar Kent is
not served by ci ty vmter but the same is connected wi th the sanitary
sewer system of said c1 ty, and
V!LEHEAS, the said Oscar Kent has been furnished stater!1ents
by the City of Ch'ano Island for sewer service charges due for the four
quarters commencing with December 15th, 1949 and ending on December
15th, 1950, said service charges being in the sum of 03.00 all of
whi ch i;3 unpai d and long pa s t clue.
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sewer service charges be and the ,same are hereby ordered placed upon
the tax records of the Ci ty of Grand Island, J.~ebraska; tha t the Ci ty
Treasurer be and he is hereby ordered and directed to place said
charges on the books and records of hiEJ office; that the said amount
be a lien on the said premises described as 1724 North Lafayette
Street, also known as Lot One (1), Block Eighteen (18), Scarff's
Addition to said city, from date hereof; that said lien bear interest
at the rate of 6% per annum from date hereof UIltil collected and paid
and that tho amount of said lien be collected and enfOl"'ced as in tILe
case of other special assessments.
BE IT FUliTEER HESOLVED tha t the C:l. ty Clerk forward 8. cel"'tif:Lcd
copy of this Resolution to the City Treasurer together w:l.th instructions
to place the same upon the tax records of the Ci ty of Grand IE:land
and to collect the same as herein provided.
Respectfully submitted th:l.s 31st day of January, 1951.
I!Iember ['i of the C:l. ty Counc11"-
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, resolution Ivas aclopted.
Lease by and between the city of Grand Island and
H. C. Millspaugh for buildin~ identified, as T-308, for$200
per year l'las presented and recommencled by the city manager.
Mot ion of F'oreman, seconded by Cunningham, lease l'1)'aS approved
and Mayor and clerk authorized to sign.
Agreement by apd bet'i'Jeen the ci ty ~,~ anc) H. C.
Millspaugh for the salvaging of i'l)'asts paper at the city dump
for $25 per month was presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded
by Toft, agreement 1'1)'[1.S approvecl and Mayor and Clerk authorized
to sign.
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Bonds were presented as follows:
Public Liability bond of' H. C. Millspaugh
Regular surety bond of
Dale Stites, plumber
Steve Williams, House Mover
Felix Geissin~er )
Del Frymire) Electrician
Motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, bonds were approved.
Petition for extension of water main in Eleventh
street from Lincoln to Broadwell, signed by O. F. Vinzant,
Wilson and Spelts, 'lrms presented and referred to the ~vater
Commissioner and City Manager.
Motion of Winkhoff', seconded by F'orernan, council
adjourned, to meet at 7:30 P.M.Wednesday February 7,1951.
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February 7, 1951
7:30 P.H.
Council met in regular session. His honor, the Mayor,
presiding. All councilmen present.
Request of Carl Bartelt for permission to build a
second house on the front part of lot 6, block 41, Russell
Wheeler Addition, was presented. After some discussion, motion
of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted.
Request of R. \v. Kruse to convert a house lac ated on
lot 10, block 19, Wallichs Addi tion, into a two-family ditTelling
was presented. After discussion, motion of Foreman, seconded
by Cunningham, permission was granted.
A letter from Fire Chief Evans thanking the council
for giving him the opportunity to attend the Firemen's School
at l~emphis, Tennessee January 9 to 12th was read. On motion
of Foreman,
seconded by Winkhoff, letter was received and placed
on file.
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Copy of letter from Grand Island Transit Company to
Senator H. G. Wellensiek requesting a change in bus serv~ce -
one way rate 10~, allowance 2~ for transfer, and the trip to
the Ordinance Plant previously being 15~ one way, 25~ round
trip, raised to 25~ one way, 45~ round trip, was presented.
On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, was received and
placed on file.
Reports of the Health Department, Sanitation Depart-
ment, were presented, received and placed on file.
The Mayor read a telegram from D. W. DeSalle, Director
of the Office of Price Stabilization, pertainin&f to getting
information before the general public and to encouragethe
observance of a sound national economy. After some discussion,
the Mayor stated he felt that there was nothing to be done at
this time, not having received any letter of confirmation.
Request of J. F~ Nitzel to rezone lot 10, block 15,
Schimmel'" s Addition, from residence A to Residence B .\'''as
presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by F'oreman, that
the council sit as board of adjustment at eight o'clock P.M.
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Letter fl~m the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
pertaining to the receiving of applications for on and off sale
beer was presented. After some discussion as to time and date,
on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, time and date
were set at eight o'clock P.M., April 4 for said hearing.
A group of six Bcouts presented a complaint pertaining
to the condition of the rest rooms at the bus depot and re~~ested
that there be something done, either in cleaning up of same or
closing. They were advised, however, that this matter had been
taken up with the management at the bus depot, and the Mayor
complimented the boys for taking interest in such mattersand
bringing same before the council, stating that the council itvClS
glad to receive groups of this kind at any time.
Airport lease agreements were presented as follows -
By and between the city of Grand Island and the Hall
County Farmers Educational Unit, building identified as T-14,
$120 a year
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Company for building
identified as T-310, $200 per year
s. T. Flaherty for buildings identified as T-202, 204-
205-207-208-209-211-213-,for $1120 per year
Marvin E. Vautravers for building identified as T-1298,
$140 per year
same bel ng recommended by tho city manager. Motion of Winkhoff,
seconded by Foreman, lease agreements were approved and the
Mayor authorized to sign.
Ordinance 2458 pertaining to rates on the sale of ice
Was regularly passed by the bouncil ahd signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2458 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll oall ballot.
Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none.
Ordinance 2458 - Motion by Foreman, seconded by itlinlilioff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2458 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
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Ordinance 2458 - Notion by Vhnkhoff, seconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, l:i'oreman, Toft, WinkhOff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2459 fixing the hours and salaries of officers
and employees of the city was regularly passed by t
council
and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance 2459 - Hotion by vJinkhoff, seconded. by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, vVinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no,
none.
Qrdinance 2459 - Motion by Win~loff, seconded by Cun-
ningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2459 - Motion by Vlinkhoff, seconded by Cun-
ningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2459 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Fore-
man, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, <.-Tohnson, Foreman, Toft, 1rlinkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
ORDINANC~ 246Q creating water main district 142 in
11 th street from Lincoln to Broad't^Tell '('TaS reuularly passed by
the council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordi nance 2460 - Motion by \^Jinkhoff, s econcled by
Cunningham, placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
VotinG' yes, Johnson, }'oreman, Toft, vVinlchoff, Cunnihghnm. Voting
no, none.
Orch llance ~2460 - Notion by ~Vinkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
FOI'eman, Toft, 'ltlinlu'loff, Cunningham. Vot ing no 1 none.
Ordinance 2460 - Hotion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
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Ordinance 2460 - Notion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage andfinally passed.
Hall call ballot. Voting yes, "Tohnson, F'oreman, Toft, lilinkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
(Some discussion was had on complaints from mothers
concerning their boys in grade school frequenting pool halls
and also playing pin ball machines. It was the concensus of
opinion that the police department should make investigation.
No positive action.)
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February 7, 1951
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate
for the construction of Water Main District No. 142, which
district is to be in Eleventh .Street from Llncoln Avenue
to Broadwell Avenue.
Approx. 500 lin. ft. 611 cast iron water main
in place wit,h all fittings.
@ $2.60 per. lin. ft. $1300.00
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by vlinkhoff, report livas approved
and the bids be received up to five o'clock P.M. February 21
and opened at the regular council meeting, same date.
The city manager mentioned the prices paid for insurance
being somewhat higher than previously and, advised the council
that it was on account of more coverage.
Claims were presented and recommended for payment.
On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, claims ViTere
approved as presented and recommended by the city manager,and listed
in claim register.
RoLL caJ.lballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, \\linkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLA:t\TD, 1TEBR-
ASKA; that no city office shall be opened, nor any business trans-
acted on the following days which are designated as holidays:
January 1st - New Year's Day
February 22nd - Washington's Birthday
May 30th - Memorial Day
July 4th - Independence Day
First Monday in September - Labor Day
Last Ifhursday in November - ffhanksgiving Day
December 25th - Christmas Day
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that if any of said dates fall on Sunday,
the following Monday shall be a holiday.
Respectfully submitted this
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On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, 1~eso1ution was
adopted.
Hotion of vVinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, council
adjourned until 7:30 P.M., February 21.
F. S . \'1hi t e
City Clerk
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APPROPHIATIONS AND EXP8NDITURE:S
FOR FI SCAL Y8AR TO FEB. 8, 1951.
FUND APPHOPHIATIONS RECEIPTS & EXP ~\l D E:D BALANCE
TRAN S.l:i'ERS
Bond & Int. $40,912.50 $40,912.5C
. Administrative 31,540.00 16,457.79 15,082.21
I Engineer 24,000.00 14,231.43 9,768.57
storm Sewer 32,000.00 18,583.01 13,1+16.99
Heal th Fund 10,000.00 4,97l..36 5,026.64
Ci ty Hall 4,700.00 13,788.25 4,665.70 13,822.55
City Scales 1,000.00 410. 61 589 . 39
Municipal Pool 6,000.00 2,169.76 3,830.24
Incidentals 86,000.00 4, 7/t1. 28 81,258.72
Airport Fund 78,647.71 33,155.47 45,492.24
Airport Lighting 137.78 137.78
Street & Alley 35,000.00 21, ?95 ~ 82 13,004.18
Gas Tax 14,560.28 8,117.57 6,41}2.71
Sanitation 52,440.64 18,343.64 34,097.00
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I Park Fund 40,200.00 15,046.19 25, 153 . 81
Police Fund 108,000.00 57, 821.61 50,178.39
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Cemetery Fund 115,000.00 13,395.48 101,604.52
Fire Fund 121,500.00 44,284.20 77,215.80.
Pension Fund 35,160.00 4,093.69 31,066.31
Eddy Street 208.95 208.95
Sycamore Street 190,371.56 160.00 19Q,211.56
Sewer Fund 60,000.00 33,304.90 26,695.10
Sewer Construction 65,321.05 58,152.50 7,168.55
Paving Fund 60,409.68 23,702.09 36,707.59
Music Fund _2.".900.00 13,788.25 2,600.00 3,400.00
Total Approp. 1,219,110.15
Transfers 1:2.,788.2~ ---'-6-
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Ice Fund 13,504.20
. Water Fund 63,649.99.
Ligh t 358,010.61
Fund
Sewer District 9,'2'25.00
P a vin g District --2l.L~ 12 .!..41
$906,108.33
Respectfully submi tted,
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Grand Island, Nebr.
Council met in regular session. His honor, the
Mayor, presiding. All councilmen present.
Minutes of previous meetings, December 6, 15th and
20th were read. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winl\hoff,
minutes approved as read.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, council
adjourned to sit as board of Adjustment.
F. S. Whi t e
City Clerk
February 21, 1951
Grand Island, Nebr.
Council met as Board of Adjustment rezoning lot 10,
block 15, Schimmel'S Additon from residfflce A to residence B.
Request of Nitzel for rezoning was read. There being no pro-
testors, on motion of Toft, seconded by Foreman, said l~ be
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a one-family dwelling into ti.vo-family unit was pi~esented. After
some discussion, on motion of Toft, seconded by VJ'inkhoff, per-
mission was granted. (Winkhoff reported building of duplex by
A. Voss in the 1400 block west Louise).
Petition and consent of property owners in the vici-
nity of lots one and three, block thirteen, College Addition,
to construct a two-family dwelling was presented. Motion of
Foreman, seconded by ~'Tinltl1off, reque st was granted.
Motion of Winkhoff, council adjom~ned as board of
Adjustment.
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February 21, 1951
Grand Island, Nebr.
Council met in regula~ session, his honor, the mayor
presiding. All councilmen present.
Bid of the Water Department for the construction of
Water Main in District 142, $2.60 per ft., was presented.
Recommendation of city manager that same be accepted.
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W}~REAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a water main district known and designated as Water
Main District No. 142, to be received up to 5 o'clock P. M. on the
21st day of February, 1951 and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on
said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City,
and
WHEREAS, the City Water Department
of the City of Grand Island, submitted
a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the bid of
said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said
City Water Department
of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, for the construction of said water main district known and
designated as Water Main District No. 142, be and the same is hereby
accepted; that a contract for the construction of said water main
district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and
the said
and that the President of the City Council and clerk of said City be
and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on be-
half of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of February, 1951.
Members of the City~ouncil
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman,rssolution was adopted.
Request of M. L. Lmvis and E. E. Bilon for permission
to construct curb sidewalk on the west side of Block 19, Morrill's
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Request of Casper Meyer for water main in Harrison
Avenue from 13th to 14th street was presented. On motion of
Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, permission was granted and ordinance
creating district ordered drawn.
Request of Rosa Starr and othersfor water main in
the 2400 block north Taylor Avenue in College Addition, was
presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded. by Toft,' request
was granted and ordinmlce ordered drawn.
Communication from Grand Island Transit Company
with reference to curtailing their service in the northeast
and south Locust street routes on Sunday and holidays effective
immediately (February 8) also fifteen-minute service after
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6 P.M. on Saturday was presented and referred to the city
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attorney.
Request from IvIrs. Herman Schmidt :for street light
at Tenth and Oak street was presented. After 80me discussion,
it IITas the opinion perhaps the bus stops could be rearranged
so as to be on lighted corners instead of intersections with
no lights.
City manager presented the need of more adeauate
chlorination service at the swimming pool suggesting that a
chlorinator of greater capacity would do away with one man's
salary during the summer months and recommended that the city
make said purchase. After some discussion, on motion of Fore-
man, seconded by Toft, bids be received up to five o'clock P.M.
March 7 and opened at eight o'clock P.M. was passed.
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WHEREAS, on the 16th day of August, 1950, the Council of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved Ordinance No. 2414
levying special assessments to pay for the cost of the construction
of Paving District No. 125 and among other things there appeared in
said ordinance tbe following assessments:
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
Thur 10 E & Irene Ross 3 23 Baker's t
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Tburlo E. & Irene Ross E 12' 4 23 It 67.20
City of Gr and Island W 40' 4 23 It 224.00
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WHEREAS, the above described assessments should have been as
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NAME
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'l'hurlo E. & lrene Ross
W 39.94' and E 3' of S 58.8' of
W 42. 94 '
Bakf:\r's
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L. W. & Clara Bank
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Thurlo E. & Irene Ross
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WHEREAS, the tax records of the City of Grand Island should,
therefore, be changed and amended as herein provided.
NOW, THEREFORE, BElT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the City Treasurer, be, and he is hereb',r
directed and authorized to change and amend his tax records as herein
provided; that said special taxes bear interest as provided for in said
Ordinance No. 2414 and that the srol1e be collected and enforced as in
the cases of other special taxes.
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City
Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submi tted this 21st day of
1951.
Members of the City Council
On motion of foreman, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was
adopted.
Leases on buildings at the airbase by and between
the city of Grand Island and various lessees were presented
as follm17s:
B1..1.ilcling identified as T-8l1, Herbert Runge,
$240 per year
T-8l5, T. S. Maloney, $216 per year
T-ll, Evelyn Tyma, $420 per year
T-853-858, Burns Beverage Company, $2325 per year
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, leases were approved
and'mayor and cl~rk authorized to sign.
Recommendation of the city manager that lease agree~
ment by and between the city of Grand Island and Clarence I.
Cates for approximately seven acres of ground south of the
National Guard Armory building for one-third share crops
raised. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, lease
agreement was approved.
The city manager recommended that a lease agreement
with W. W. Davis for strip of ground in the vicinity of 18th
street and Burlington railroad be approved. On motion of Wink-
hoff, seconded by Forman, recommendation of city manager vias
approved and Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign.
Discussion on engineering service pertaining to
installation of equipment at the power plant as to proposed
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contracts presented by different engineering firms. Motion
by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, since there seems to be
some doubt as to the meaning of the proposed contracts, matter
was referred to C. W. Burdick and city manager to contact
the engineers to get a definite statement as to the service
to be rendered and. the charges to be made.
City manager made a report on street parking, also
made reference to parking at the post office. After some di8-
cussion, motion of Toft, seconded by Winltilbff, city manager
was instructed to have stall rings secured in the paving to
which the cars of the offenders could be locked and that
suitable sign or signs calling attention to the impounding of
cars. On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that each offender
would appear before the police judge at 8: 30 in the morning
or pay to the police department $3. After some discussion as
to overtime parking tickets, motion by Toft, seconded by Wink-
hoff, that the first and second tickets during any three-months
period, S:1 oulet be five cents through the meter in the police
department and the third offense would be 50~. All fines to
be paid within five days.
Application of Edward Mullen for manager of the
Columbia Club was presented and referred to the council.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBR-
ASYill; that the application of the Columbia Club, licensee, 119i West
3rd Street, to have Edward Mullen approved as manager, be, and the
same is hereby granted and approved.
BE 1'1' FURTHER RESOLVED that the Ci ty Clerk forward a certified
copy of this Resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of February, 1951.
Members of the City Council
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by vvinkhoff, resolution was
adopt ed.
Bonds were presented as follows:
Liability bond, Pierpont Brothers, on waste paper
containers
William J. Hild and Jack Ennis, plumbers
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, bonds 'were approved.
Claims were presented and recommended by the city
manager to be paid. On motion oI Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
claims were approved as presented and listed in the claim register.
Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned.
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February 26, 1951
Council met in special session as per call by the Mayor.
His honor, the Mayor, presiding. All councilmen present exc~t
Toft. (Clerk being indisposed, Mr. Rudd)the city manager, was
designated as acting city clerk for the session.)
The city attorney presented ordinance covering franchise
to the Granel Is18nd Transit Company pertaining to control of
rates, routes, changes in serviceand facilities, being up to
the city council. All contemplated changes should be offered
by the Transit Company and considered by the council. After some
discussion, it was determined that the representative of the bus
company be asked to appear before the council March 7 to make
showing for the recent proposals for increase in fares and
change of service. In lieu of the fact that the francise ex-
pires wi thin a year, motion by Foreman, seconded by C1..mningham;
that various other cities of comparable size in this vicinity be
contacted 8S to the method of handling similar francises. Motion
carried unanimously.
Proposal of 11. E. Olson for purchase of Lot 18, Block 4,
Ashton Place for $1200 was presented. After some discussion,
on motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, the offer was accepted,
that Mr. Olson be given a quit claim deed and the premises be
cleared of all liens and encumbrances and that an ordlnance be
drawn authorizing said sale.
Mr. Lippincott, of Lippincott Oil Company, presented a
request for permission to erect a curb sign on the south side of
lot 5, block 18, Original Town. After some discussion, on motion
of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted, upon
the condition that all requirements of the city ordinances and
building code be met and that the city building inspector be
informed accordingly.
A petition from five property owners of Block 28, Highland
Park Addi tion)requesting a S8'tier district in the alley of said
block, was presented. Motion of Foreman, seconded by C~nningham,
request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn creating said
di s t r i ct.
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north-sidebusiness district appeared before the council protest-
ing instAllation of parking meters in that area. City manager
presented the basic foundation on which the proposal was laid
and called attention to the fact that parking meters have a double
purpose, being for pa:{'king regulation and distribution, as well
as for raising revenue. A survey having been made showing that
60 per cent of the available stalls "fere occupied. throughout the
business day and at times, approximately 80 per cent, and that
suell figures would probably be increased during the busier seasons.
Aft eX' all speakers had been heard, motion by \illinkhoff, seconded
by Foreman, that the installation of meters in this particular
area be deferred for an indefinite period, but that when later
surveys and investigations show further need for parking meters,
that the matter would be reopened. Motion carried.
It l'laS brought out during discus sion that addJ. tional police
service would be needed and the matter 't'\Tas refer:r'ocl to the city
manager to work out with the chief of police.
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posed turbo-generator installation and particularly called atten-
tion to the need of expediting proposed contract by and between
the city of Grand Island and Lutz and May, consulting engineers,
for plans, procurement, installations and tests. Motion by
Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, that the proposed contract be
approved and that the r:layor and city clerk be authorized to sign.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, B'oreman, vlinkhoff, Cun-
ningham. Voting no, none. Absent Toft.
The city manager advised the council ih writing of all
events and activities leading up to the hearing on the rezoning
of lot 10, block 15, Schimmer's Addition (requestBd by Hr. Nitzel)
said hearing being held February 21.
It was brought out that
considerable contradictory statements had been made in connection
"'Ii th the placing ancl occupancy of the buildi ng on the lot.
Further action in the m~ter was deferred until the next session.
There being no further business to come before the session,
mo t ion by VVinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, council adj ourned
until 7:30 P.M. March 7.
L. H. Rudc1,
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Grand I sl[md1 N sbraska
Council met as per adjournment of February 26. His
honor1 the mayor1 presiding. All councilmen present.
Minutes of previous meetings1 January 3, loth, Board
of Adjustment and Board of Equalization, the 17th, regular
meeting of the 17th, and special called meeting of January 31.were
read.
On motion of Cunninghe,m, seconded by vlink:hoff, m.inutes wer'e
approved as read.
Bid of Wallace & Tiernan Sales Corporation for one
chlorinator, $1312.50 f.o.b. Grand Island, alternate bid
within allowance, $125 trade-in for the chlorinator now in
use, was presented. After some discussion as to the d.ispo-
sition (if chlorinator in use, it being thought that if it vms
only worth $125 in trade in, some nearby municipality with a
smaller pool would be able to use same.**On motion of Foreman,
seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted. (Resolution next page)
The proposed budget of the City Recreation Department
for the summer of 1951, $5668, was ~re8ented by Vie Ashley
who made explanation for the slight increase over last year
and thp.t probably the equipment necoded tl1~LS year 'tTOulc1 not be
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eat as last year. After some discussion, motion
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seconded by Cunningham, that the budget be approved and the
$5668 be granted. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
M:r. Camaras of the Grand I sl nnel Transit Company,
appeared before the council making an explanation for having
discontinued the northeast bus route and Locust Street route
on Sunday and holidays, claiming that same were put in as
temporary routes and that even on good days, they no more than
paid their vmy. He also request ad the council approve his
request for an increase in fares and that his francise of
1936 be reviewed and that new franchise bo granted as of
August 31, 1951.
Request for curb sidewalk along the north side of
Alter street from the alley to Locust street and north side
of Alter street from California street to the alley betv'een
California and Locmust otreet, 'tv-as presented. Since tJLlS pequest
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
furnishing of a chlorinator for the swimming pool and engineering
supervision for the installation of the same, to be received up to
5 o'clock P. M. on the 7th day of March, 1951, and to be opened at
8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular meeting of the City
Council of said City, and
WHER1j~AS, vlallace 82 Tiernan S8.le8 Corporation, city of Newal"k,
N.J.
of the City of
submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said chlorinator and
such supervision services and the bid of said contractor was found
to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, rllPEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TBE COUNCIL OF ~:HE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said Wallace & Tiernan
Sales Corporation
. of the Ci ty of Ne't1Tark, N. J.
for the furnishing of said chlorinator and supervision services,
be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the purchase
of said chlbrinator'be entered into by and between the City of
Grand Island and the said Wallace & Tiernan Sales Corporation
and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said
City be and they are hereby authorized.to sign said contract for and
on behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 7th day of March, 1951.
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On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted.
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was for a full block, the city manager recommended that per-
mission be zranted. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft,
recommendation of' the city manager ~JaS approved.
Request of Harley Candish for per'mission to remodel
an accessory buildinG located on the lot on the southeast
corner of block 2, Better Homes Addition, was presented.
After some discussion as to the location of the building,
the necessity of relocating sewer line, on motion of Toft,
seconded by Winkhoff, the request was not granted.
Dr. Wiltse and Mr. McNett presented a proposition
confronted by the school board with regard to proposed addition
to the West Lawn School on account of the sewer lines from
the Soldiers Home having been laid diagonally across this
property as well 8S sewer district 114. Both lines being
immediately under the proposed building site. After some
discussion as to the costs and the method of handling same,
whether the sevIer lines sllOulcl be rernoved and placeel around
the building or laid with cast iron sewer pipe, motion by
Cunningham, secondecl by Toft, that the city hp,ve supervision
and furnish lal:or and the school district furnish material
for said changes. Motion carried.
Petition of Fred B. Winter to rezone lots 5 and 6,
block 11, Windolph's Addition from residence A to residence B
VIas presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman,
hearing date before the board of adjustment was set for
8 o'clock, March 21.
Request of Fred Rathman, John Claussen Rnd Nitzel
for paving district on Bismark road from the ;.Jest property
line of Oak Street to the east property line of Vine street
was presented. After some discussion, recommendation by the
city manager that the intersections not bepaved at this time.
Motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, the city manager was
delegated to cont~ct the petitioners with reference to the
intersections. Also property signed for by Nitzel is not as
yet in the corporate limits of the city.
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Petition for paving on Grant street from the south
property line of Division to the north property line of Koenig
street, signed by Conger, Westphal, Ford, Johansen, same being
one hundred per cent, was presented. Foreman suggested that
an ordinance be presented for the next meeting.
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ViliEREAS, the City Council has heretofore determined that a
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savings can be made by the City of Grand Island if said city main-
tains and operates its own garage for repairing, servicing and
storing trucks and city owned automobiles, and
w}IEREAS, the city has contracted for the construction of said
building, and
WHEREAS, it will be necessar'Y' to use City Light Funds in the
amount of ~F60,OOO to pay for the cost of the constr11ction and
equipping of said building.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the sum of ~~60, 000 be transferred from
the Light Fund to the City Light Garage Fund; that the City Treasurer
be and he is hereby ordered and directed to make the transfer of
said funds; that such transfer be shown on the books and records
of the City Cler>k, City 'freasurer and City Light Department and that
the amount so borrowed be repaid to said Light F'und at such times
and in such amounts as the council shall hereinafter> by resolution
provide.
BE IT FURTIrr~R RESOLVED that the City Clerk forwar>d to the
City Treasurer> and C. Vif. Burdicl{, Commissioner of the Water, Light
and Ice Departments, a copy of this Resolution.
Hespectfull'Y' submitted this 7th day of March, 1951.
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Motion of Toft, seconded by Foreman, resolution was adopted.
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WHEREAS, on the 16th day of November, 1950, Warrant No. 806,
drawn on the Airport Pund in the sum of $191.22, was executed and
sent by mail to C. F. Larsen of the City of Grand Island, and
WHEREAS, the said C. F. Larsen has notified the City that he
has never received said warrant and the same has never been presented
to the bank for paYment, and
WHEREAS, C. F. Larsen has requested that a duplicate warrant
be issued to him because of the loss of the said original warrant.
NOW, rnIEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNClL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that a duplicate warrant in the sum of
~~191. 22 be issued to the said C. F. Lar sen if and when said C. F.
Larsen furnishes a bond in a like amount to the City of Grand Island,
to be approved by the City Council, holding and saving the city
harmless from any loss or damage which might result from the
issuance of such warrant.
BE IT FURTEER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City
r,J.1reasurer a certified copy of this resolution when said duplicate
warrant has been issued.
Respectfully submitted this 7th day of MarCh, 1951.
Members of the City Council
Motion of Foreman, seconded by CunninBham, resolution was
adopted.
Proposed airport lease was presented as follows~
Lars D. Nelson, building identified as T-305 for $200 per year.
Also Wetzel Distributing Company for office and two cold storage
rooms at 1l24.i:! 'tiest north Fro nt for ~t125 per' month. On motion
of F'orcnen, B econded by Cunningham, 1 cases weI'e approve( and
Mayor and Cler1): authorized to sign.
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(Rudd was excused because of illness.)
Olocli nance pert aining to rc zoning 1.ot 10, block 15,
Schimmel's Addition from residence A to residence B was put
on first reading at lenGth. Motion 1):( Cunningham, seconded
by Toft, Roll call ba,.lot. After some discussion [-;18 to
methods used in obtaining building permit etc., motion of
Cunningham, seconded by Toft, tJ:Je ordinance ~vas not passed.
ORDINANCE 2461 authorizing sale of lot 18, block 4,
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Ashton Place to Myron E. and Anna L. Olson, for $120a was
regularly passed by the council and siGned by the mayor.
Ordinance 2461 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by F'ore-
man, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, IlJinkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
Qrdi~ance 2461 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunninghgm. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2461 - Motion by ~1Tinkhoff', seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed. on third
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2461 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded. by
Cunningham, was placed on final pass.ageand finally passed.
Roll call ball~. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wink-
hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2462 creating smv-er district 242 vias loegulal"ly
passed by the council and. signed by the Mayox'.
Ordinance 2462 - Mot ion by VVin}rhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, ~'\Tas placed on first reading at lengtlL. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, 1'0ft, Winkhoff', Cunningham,
Voting no, none.
Ord.inance. .2462 - 1-1otion by tllink.hoff, seconded b;y Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by
title only. Roll call ba1Llot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winlzhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2462 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cun-
ningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Boll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
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Ordinance 2462 - Motion by Wihkhoff, seconded by
Foreman, ordinanoe placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wink-
hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, nono.
0"'dinance 2463 creating '\-vater main district 143 vms
regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ord~ nance r2463 - Notion by lVinkhoff, S 8condecl by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Orclinance 2463 - Hotion by ~Hnkhoff, seconcled by
Cunningham, rules suspencLed and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Foreman, Toft, 'V'linlthoff, Cunnin[3ham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2463 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 24:63 - Hotion by Wink....~off, seconded by
Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
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Voting no,
\vinlthoff, CunninGham.
none.
Ordinance 2464 creating water main district 144 was
regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor.
O,rdi...nance 2464 - motion by Cunningham, seconde(l by
Winkhoff, was placed on first readinG at length. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cun-
ningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2464 - motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Foreman, rules sucpended and ordinance placed on second read-
lng by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. . .
OrcUnance 2464 - Motion by Cunninc;ham, Seconded b;:,r
Wink....~off, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordin0nce 2464 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Foreman, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
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March 7, 1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction of Water Main District No. 143, which district is
to be built in Harrison Avenue from 13th Street to 14th Street.
Approx. 366 line ft. 6" cast iron water main
in place with all fittings @ $2.95 per. ft. $1079.70
submitted,
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
March 7, 1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
G-entlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction of Water Main District No. 144, which district is
to be built in Taylor Avenue from Capital Avenue to Cottage St.
Approx. 781 line ft~ 6" cast iron water main
in place with all fittings @ $2.95 per. ft. $2303.95
~ct submitted,
Ray L. Harri son
City Engineer.
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Grand Island, Nebraska
March 7, 1951
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction of Sewer District No. 242, which district is to be
in the alley between Grand Island Avenue and Park Avenue from
Waugh Street to College Street. .
Approx. 384 line ft. 8" clay tile sewer in
_p~ace using asphaltic poured joints
@ $2.25 per. ft.
Approx. 1 manhole complete in place
@ $ 125.00
$864.00
125.00
989.00
Total
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City Engineer
Hotion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, estimates of the city
engineer were approved and city clerk authorized to advert:tse
for bids to be received up to five o'clock P.M. March 21, opened
at eight o'clock P.M., same date.
Motion of Cunnincham, seconded by Toft, a vote of
confidence for the untiring efforts of the city manager and
that the city clerk convey said vote of confidence to the city
manager.
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A letter of appreciation from HQivard E. Nesseler,
Secretary-Treasurer of the Nebraska Dairy Queen Association
fOl' the many courtesies ext ended during tl:leir recent convent ion
in the ci ty ~vas presented. Received ancl placed. on file.
Petition for paving on Anna street from the west line
of Jackson Street to the east line of Harrison street, signed
by Bainbridge and Imes, was presented. There being only two
signatures out of a potential ten, petition was received and
placed on file.
Report of the Sanitation department was received and
placed. on f:l.le.
Claims against the city were presented. Motion of
Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, claims were approved as
presented and listec;t in the claim register.
Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned~to 7:30 PM.March 21.
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FOR FISC~L YSAR TO MAR. 8, 1951.
FUND
Bond & Int'3r'3st
Administrative
Engineer
ctorm E3evver
Heal th Fund
City Hall
Ci ty [-3cal es
Municipal Pool
Incidentcils
Airport
j',irport Ligh ttng
street & Alley
Gas Tax
Semi tation
Park B'und
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Pension Fund
E:ddy Street
Sycamore Street
Csv\er Fund
Sewer Construction
Pa.ving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Transfers
Ice Fund
Via ter Fund
Light Fund
Sewer District
Paving District
APPHOPRIJ\'nOrlS
4&4-0,912.50
31,540.00
24,000.00
32,000.00
10,000.00
4" 70J. 00
1,000.00
6,000.00
_~2",-QQQ.!-QQ
236,152.50
78,647.71
137.78
35,000.00
14,560.28
52, 4,40. 64
40,200.00
108,000.00
115,000.00
12.1,500.00
35,160.00
208.95
190,371.56
60,000.00
65,3 ;?1. 05
60,409.68
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1,219.110.15
13 788.25
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R~,CE:IPTS &
THAN f3F' ERS
13,788.25
13 , 788~-25
13~'78fr:25-
B~XP D ED
19, ~?61. 58
15,970.42
19,089.20
5,842.70
6,637.82
4.16.00
2,173.46
_2,,-,~I1:L!.4B
74,7;28.66
3 8, 199 . 81
1.41
25,125.00
9,256.45
21,066.58
16,433.67
68,045.55
14,329.89
51,638.14
4,822.1;,3
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$4.0,912.50
12,278.42
8,029.58
12,910. .30
4,157.30
11,850.4,3
584.00
3,826.54
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175,212.09
liD, 4i",7 . 90
136.37
9,875.00
5,303.83
31,374.06
23,766.33
39,951+.45
100,670.11
69. 861. 86
30,337.57
208.95
160.00 190,211.56
37,724,.94
58,152.50
24, 51 7 . 84
2,600.00
446;802.87
15,583.24
71,630.92
4,08,727.17
9,;:25.00
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$1,015,400.94
Hespectfu11y Sllbmi tted,
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
22,275.06
7,168.55
35, 891. 84
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Grand Island, Nebr.
Council met as per special call of the city manager.
All councilmen present except Cunningham. His honor, the Mayor,
preslcling.
The manager advised the council as having met with the
CAA officials and federal agents pertaining to damages caused
at the airbase in the way of removing apron, and having the
runways 80 far removed from the Administration Building and many
other things pertaining to extra expense, as far as the city
is concerned.
After some discussion, the following resolution was
passed..
RESOLUTION
WHI~REAS the Ci ty of Grand Island, . Nebraska, by Hesolu-
tion passed on the 21st day of November, 1950, authorized the
filing of a claim for reirnbursernent for damages to the Gr2Jld
Island Municipal Airport in the amount of $47,304.56, and
WHEHEA3 the afol"esaid claiIn has been filed '\:.Ti th the
Civil Aeronautics Administration and the U. S. Government on the
24th day of November, 1950, and
vffiEREAS it has come to the attention of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, that other and more extensive damage
v!as done to the Grand Island, Municipal Airport for \cJhich no
claim for reimbursement was made in said prior claim, and
WHEREAS it appears that a supplemental claim fa):' darnagss
should be filed for the said City in addition to its said claim
already filed with the Civil Aeronautics Administration, and
VVHEREAS L. H.. Rudd is the City MEnager of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, and is the suitable and proper person
to file s&id supplemental claim for the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, and
vvHEREAS in filing said claim and supplemental claiIn,
it may be necessary for the District Airport Engineer or other
representative of the Administrator to inspect the airport and
damaged areas and facilities, to interview representatives of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and to examine airport 1"8-
cords and documents as may be deemed necessary by such representa-
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THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that a supplemental
claim for reirobursement for damages to the (i-rand IslRnd Municipal
Airport be filed under and by virtue of the provisions of Section
17 of the Federal Airport Act and Regulations issued thereunder,
BE IT Fur.rrHER HESOLVED tY'at L. R. Rudd, City Manager
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, be and he hereby is
authorized to submit said claLn over hi s signature for and on
behalf of the City of Grand Islrmd, Nebraska.
BE IT FURTHEH HESOLVED that the District Airport Engineer
or otter :cepresentaJGive of the Administrator bo, and he hereby
is, granted authority to inspect the Grand Island Municipal
Airport and the damaged areas and damaged facilities, to inter-
view representatives of the City of Grand Island, NebrasJ:<:a, and
to examine airport records and documents as may be deemed necessary
by such representatives of the Administrator.
Dated this 19th day of Harch, 1951 A. D. at G-rand Islanc1, Nebraska
O. vv. Johnson
President of the Council
H. H. Winl':.hoff
E. A. Toft
H. L. Foreman
Motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot. Votinc; YSfo, Johnson, FOI'eman, Toft, Wirddloff.
No, nonG. . Cu.nningham absent.
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OHDINANCE 2465 amending section ::~ of Ordinance 2463, WMAtN ()(
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance 2465 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Foreman,
wasplaced on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft, Vlinkhoff, Voting no, nons. Cunning-
ham absent.
Ordinance 2465 - Motion by VJ'inkhof f, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft,
'111nk11of1', Voting no, none. Cunningham absent.
Ordinance 2465 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman, Toft,
WinJulO1'f. Voting no, none. Cunninghcun, absent.
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Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Holl call ballet. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, 'winkhoff,
Cunningham. absent. Voting no, none.
On motion of \IJinkhoff, council adj oupned.
F. S. White
City Clerk
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Harch 21, 1951
Council met at 7:30 P.M. as per adjournment of
March 7. All councilmen present. His honor, the Mayor, presldlng.
Minutes of the meetings of February 7, 21, 26,
March 7, 19 were read. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, were approved.
On motion of Cunningham, council adjourned to sit
as board of adjustment.
F. S. i;;Jhi t e
Ci ty Clerl\".
Grand Island, Nebr.
March 21, 1951
Council met as board of adjustment. All councilmen
present. His honor, the Mayor, presiding.
A request of' Mr'. ~Vintel'S for the rezoning of the vI}J"
of the 31J" of Block 11, \'lindolph addition, from y'esidence A to
residence B was read. The Mayor inquired if there were any
protestors pertaining to this rezoning. There being none, on
motion of Foreman, secon~ed by Toft, request of Mr. Winters
was grant ed and. ol~dinance ordered drm-m.
On motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned as board
of adjustment.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
Barch 21, 1951
Council met in regular session. His honor, the
Mayor presiding.
All councilmen present.
Bids
e1' main
districts 143 and
of the city Hat e,1" D~l?arkment on
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14"~Vvere rend.! "186'h motion of C'Lmningham, seconded
by Toft, bids were accepted.
Bid of the DiamoncJ_ Engineering Company on sevver
District 242 was presented -
384
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8" Tile at $2.24 per ft.
Manhole complete
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124.50
On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, bid was accepted.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a water main district known and designated as vVa tel'
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Main District No. ~, to be received up to 5 o'clock P. lVI. on the
21st day of March, 1951, and to be opened at 8:00 P. M. on said date,
at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WEEHEAS, the City Water Department of the City of Crand Island,
submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the
bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIlE COUNCIL OF 'fEE CI71 OP
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said City Water Department
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the construction of said
water main district known and designated as Water Niain District No.
143, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the
construction of said water main district be entered into by and be-
tween the City of Grand Island and the said City Water Department,
and that the President of the City Council and the clerk of said City,
be, and they are hereby BiJ. thorized to sign said contract :for and on
behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of March, 1951.
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wrTEHEAS, the Ci ty of Grand Island invited sealed bids fop the '/
construction of a water main district known and designated as tel'
Main District No. 144, to be received up to 5 ofclock P. M. on the
21st day of March, 1951, and to be opened at 8:00 P. M. on said date,
at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and
W}SEEA~), tb.e Ci ty Vvater Department of the C1 ty of Grand Island,
submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the
bid of said contractor was f01..md to be the lowest and best bid.
l\JOVJ, TEE11]~F1011T~, BE IT l1ESOLVEJ) BY 'llIIl~ CQU]\lCIL orl TI-D~ CI1~i 0111
GHAND ISLAND, NEBHASIG\: that the bid of the said City Water DepaI'tment
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the construction of said
water main district Imovm and designated as
ter Main District No.
144, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the
construction of said water main district be entered into bv and be-
tween the City of Grand Island and the said City Water Department,
and that the Pres1dent of the City Council and tbe clerk of ~mid City,
be, and they are hereby authorized to ::::ign said contract for and on
behalf of said City.
Hcspectfully submitted this 21st day of March, 1951.
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WIIEREAE:~, the Ci ty of Grand Island invited sealed bids foI' the
construction of a sewer district known and designated as Sewer District
No. 242, to be received up to 5 o'clock p. M. on the 21st day of March,
1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. 1,1. on said date, at the regular
meeting oflthe City Council of said City, and
WHJ:I~HEAS, the Diamond Lngineering Company, a corpoT'a tion, of the
Ci ty of Grand Island, sllbmitted a sealed bicl for the construction 01~
said district, and tt18 bid of said contractor was fo.cmd to be the lowest
and best bid.
NOW, 1~n~HEFORE, BE IT nE~)OLVED BY
COUNCIL 01" 'I'E}~ CITY OF'
GRAND ISLAND, NE!3HASKA; that the bid of the said D:'Lamond Lngineering
Company, a corporation, of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for
the construction of said sewer district known and de~;ignated as
Sewer District No. 242, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a
contract for the construction of said district be entered into by and
between the City of Grand Island and the sald Diamond EngineerinG
Company, a corporation, and that the President of the City Council
and the Clerk of said City, be, and they are hereby authorized to sign
said contract for and on behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted thls 21st day of :March, 1951.
Members 'of "the Ci ty Counc:i.l
Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, resolution was adopted.
Afte~ some discussion pertaining to the time for
receiving bids, there having been some difficulties encountered,
motion by Toft, seconded by F'oreman that bids be received up to
eight o'clock P.1L insteacl of five o'clod\. as havinc been prac-
ticed recently. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft,
C"lmnint.':ham. Voti
no, Johnson, iJJinkhoff.
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Request of Otto Matthiesen for permiosion to erect
a garage within two feet of the 1 t line at Oklahoma and Pine
streets WcH'l presented. After some uiscussion, motion by 'VVinl{.hoff,
seconded by Cunningham, was referred to city manager Rudd to
look the situation over and make recommendation as to procedure.
Protest on water main district 142 on Eleventh street
from Lincoln to Broadwell was preE'}cmted. There being several
protestors present. After considerable discussion, was referred
to the city manager for further investigation.
Request of Frank McNett for permission to build a
sidewalk along the east side of lot 1, block 15, K & D Addition
was presented, said walk being four ft. in width, including the
curb. On motion of Vlinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, vlas referred
to the city manager to contact McNett pertaining to width of
four feet, excluding the curb.
Some discussion as to the use of building permits
after having been issued over a period of time and not used.
One particular case was cited wherein the permit had been out for
eighteen months or longer and up to this time had not been used.
In this particular instance the permit was for a duplex on an
inside lot in Residence A zone, which is positively against the
ordinance. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, city attorney
was directed to notify Mr. Voss to contact him with reference to
said permit.
Pet:L tion for side'l,valk alrmg the east side of' lot 10,
block 4, Clarks Addition, (E. L. Walker) was presented. Motion
of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, permission ilJaS Granted.
Petition for sewer in block 13 and 14, Pleasant
Homes Addition, was presented. Same being recommended by the
city manager. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by \Hnkhoff;
city attorney was j.nstructed to draw up ordinance creating same.
Petition for paving district in Clay street from
Second street to Third street was presented. Being 100% signers,
on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft; recommendation of the
ci ty manager \Vas approved, nnCL Cl ty attorney directed to dravl up
ordinance creating said district.
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WHEHEAS, on the 22nd day of August, 1938, the County of Hall
purchased from John C. F'reeland and Anna F'reeland, husband and wife,
a certain triangular shaped tract of land situated in Block Five (5),
Giese's South Lawn, more particularly described as follows; Beginning
at a point on the west line of Block Five (5), Giese's South Lawn,
58.7 feet north of the southwest corner of said Block Five (5);
running thence south along the west line of said Block 25.7 feet;
running thence east parallel with the south line of said Block, 180.0
feet; running thence northwesterly, 181.9 feet more or less, to the
place of beginning; containing .11 acres, more or less, to be used
for highway purposes, and
WIIEHEAS, the City of Grand Island in said County of Hall and
State of Nebraska, on the 21st day of September, 1949, passed and
approved Ordinance No. 2319 of said city for the purpose of condemning
and appropriating private property for the purpose of' enlarging the
Grand Island Nlunicipal cemetery, and
WHEREAS, said Ordinance No. 2319 described the land so appropriated
and condemned as being all of Blocks Three and Four (3 & 4), in Dawn,
a subcHvision of a part of the southeast quarter of' the southwest
quarter of See tion 'l'wen ty (20), Township Eleven (11), North, Range
rane (9),
st of the 6th P. M., in Hall County, Nebraska, and all of
Blocks Four and Five (4 & 5), all in Giese's South Lawn, a subdivision
of a part of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of Section
Twenty (20), Township Eleven (11), North, Range Nine (9), West of the
6th P. M., in Hall County, Nebraska, and
WBEREAS, it \vas erroneously stated in said ordinance that all of
Block 1"i ve (5), Gie se 's Sou th L~wn, was condemned and appropria ted, and
said ordinance should have excepted that part of said Block Five (5),
Giese's South Lawn, heretofore purchased by the County of Hall, to be
used for highway purposes, and
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WIIERGAS, the City of Grand Island does not desire to claim any
interest in and to that part of said Block Five (5), Giese's South Lawn,
heretofore purchased by said county, and said city desires to quit claim
and deed back to the CO"lmty of hall, any interest. it may appear to have
in and to the said parcel of land pu:C'chased by said count7l for road
purposes, and
WHEREAS, the County of Hall should, therefore, return to the City
of Grand Island, vVarra.nt No. 3686, drawn in the sum of ~;;24:. 44 delivered
to said County in payment of damages for the condelill1ation of that part
of said block now used for road pu.rpose s.
NOW, 'ThEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY TIlE COUNCIL OF'
Cr'l'Y OF'
GRAIIJD ISLAND, l'JEBRASKf1.; that the President of the Cit;y Council and
City Clerk, be, and they are hereby ordered and authorized to make,
execute and delivor to the County of Hall, a quit Claim Deed for the
tract and parcel of land above described; that a certified copy of
this resolution be attached to said deed and made a part thereof; that
said deed and this resolution be recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds of hall County, Nebraska, and that the costs of such recol'ding
be paid by the City 61' Grand Island.
Hespectfully submitted this i~lst day of March, 1951.
Members of the Ci ty- 00unci1-
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution
was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.. Voting no, none.
Request of Mrs. Viola Schaaf for permission to build
a duplex on lot 2, block 6, \voodbine addition, vms presented.
On account of the zoning, this lot being in residence A, it will
be necessary to rezone to residence B.
On motion of Toft,
seconded by VJinkhoff, council will sit as board of Adjustment at
eight o'clock P.N. on the 4th of April) 1951
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Request of Earl Grimminger to rezone lots 12-14-16,
Block 1, Scarff1s Addition, from residence A to Residence B,
was presented. Motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, council
ivill sit as board of Adjustment at eight 0' clIck, P. 1,1., April 4,
1951.
City manager reported tax foreclosure sale April 18,
at 2 0 'clock P.B., stating that there are several lots in It/hich
the city is interested. The Mayor appointed Cunningham and
Foremen as committee to investigate and report back at next meeting.
Bonds of
Henry Rasmussen )
William J. Harry) Auctioneers
Floyd McCullough, Electrician
Herman Mierau, Trailer Camp
Adam Dubas, Pawn B1"o1:er
were presented. Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, bonds were
Buuroved.
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Lease agreements by and between the city of Grand
Island and others were presented as fo~lows:
Armour Hay and Feed Company, building identified
as T-I02, $600 for six months
Marvin E. Vautravers, buildings identified as
T-1210-1211-1212, for $1260 per year
Joe Emery, building identified as T-802 for $220 year.
Pierce Venetian Blind, building identified as T-114
for $405 per year
The city manager recommended approval. On motion of Foreman,
seconded by Cunningham, city manager1s recommendation was approved
ancI the Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign agreements.
Lease agreement by and betiveen the city of Grand
Island and Leo Stuhr pertaining to sewage disposal was presented.
On motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, lease agreement
was approved.
Ordinance 2466 6rea ting paving eli strict 137 in a-rant
Street from Division to Koenig was regularly passed by the council
and signed by the Mayor.
Ord:Lnance 2466 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Foreman, was placed on first read:Lng at length. Roll call ballot.
VotinG yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, VVinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none.
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Ordinance 2466 - }.1ot ion by 1rVinkl1off, seconcled by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Votin~ yes, Johnson, Foremanl
Toft, \'linkhof1', Cunningham. Vot lng no I none.
Ordinance 2468, - Hotion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended anclordinanc e placed on tllird reading
by title on13', Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, CunninE~ham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2466 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and flnally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoffl
.Cunnin8~am. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE 2467 vezoning West 1/2, South 1/2, Block 11
~Vindolph Addition, \'1aS regularly passed by the council and signf'ld
by the Mayor.
Ordinance 2467 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll ccll
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, 'lrJinkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2467 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Toft, rules sUBpena.ed and o1'c11nance placed on Becone1 reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, i,vinJs.hoff, Cunnill';ham. Vat ine; no, none.
Ordinanc~ 2467 - Motion by Cunnlngham, seconded by
Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on thircl reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkl1of'f,
Cunnirw'ham.
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Voting nOI none.
Ordinance 2467 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, ordinance placed on final passage 8nd finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2468 regulatihg traffic on the ~treets,
parking, unloading, etc. was regularly passed by the council and
signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance 24Q6 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, was placed on first readi
at length. Roll call
ballot. Vot:Lng yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, 1:Jinkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
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Ord;Lnance 2468 - Motion by Cunn:lnL';ham, seconded by
Winl{hoff, rules suspend.ed and ord.inance placed on second reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, \Vinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordlnance 2468 - Hotion by Cunningham, seconcled by
Foreman, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'oreman,
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Votlng no,
Cunningham.
itJ"in}choff,
none.
O:r'd.inance 2<168 - 110tion by Cunningham, seconded by
Foreman, ordinance ulaced on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call (l8llot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, \:JinlulOff,
Cuhningharn.
CI8.irns against tb.e city 'Here pres61 ted. }.1otion of
Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, on recommendation of the city manager,
were allowed as presented and listed in the claim register.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, J ohneon, }"oreman, Toft, riJ"inkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, council
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Council met as per special call of the city manager.
All councilmen present except Foreman and Cunningham. His honor,
the Mayor, presiding.
The city manager advised the council 2.S to the
reason forthe special call. Same being compromise settlement
with R. I. Merrick, explaining that it was necessary for the
attorney to have authority from the council to accept settlement.
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, there is li tiga tlon pending in the Distl"ict Cou.rt of
Hall County, Nebraska, wherein R. I. Merrick has appealed froDl the
appraiser's award for damages sustained by the construction of the
Eddy Street Underpass, and particularly as affects Lot 5, Block 109,
Railroad Addition to the City of Grand Island, and
WHEREAS, R. I. Merrick has offered to accept $12,500.00 as full
payment for such damages,
NOVi, rrBi':;HEPOHJi:, BE 1'1' RESOLVED BY TEJi: COUNCIL OF T
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cmAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that such offer be accepted; that the warrant
for $12,000.00 originally issued be delivered to R. I. Merrick and
that his claim for ~;500. 00 addi tlonal be approved and allovwd; and
that the special attorney acting for the Ci ty be d:1.rected to obtain
the necessary release and to take any other necessary action.
Respectfully submitted this 28th day of March,
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Motion by Toft, seconded by vlinkhoff', resolution VIas adopted.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting
no, none. Foreman, Cunningham absent.
Also the case of Merrick and Adams claim in the
amount of $500, ~Jhich had not been tp.ken into consideration by
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WHEREAS, James Merrick and Earl J. Adams, operating under a
partnership as lessees of the gasoline and service station located
on Lot 5, Block 109, Hailroad Addition to the City of Grand Island,
have filed a claim for damages on account of the construction of the
Eddy Street Underpass, and
WHE1EAS, the said James Merrick and Earl J. Adams have oi'fored
to accept $500.00 in full settlement of said claim,
NOW, rI'LEREPOHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'I'FiE COUNCIL OF TElE CI'lY OP
GRAND ISLliND, NEBHASKA, that such offer be accepted and that their
substituted claim in the amount of ~500.00 be approved and allowed.
Respectfully submitted this 28th day of March, 1951.
Notion by Toft,
seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot. Votint~ yes, Johnson, Toft, \Vinkhoff, Voting
no 1 none. Absent F'orer;nan nnd CunninGham.
Also the 1'1iche180n caGe \11'1ero the court h8(;_ allovJecl
%250 over the appraisers'figures .
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WlillHEAS, Mr. tie A. Prince, special attorney for the City, reported
that the jury brought in a verdict in the Michelson Condemnation suit
in the sum of ~1;7, 750.00, which was an increase over what the appraisers
allowed of $250.00, and by reason of the increase, the City will be
liable for interest, and
'fmERf:!;AS, Mr. Pr'ince also reported that in his judgment it was not
advisable to appeal, and that the verdict of the jury in all respects
is fair, and should be accepted by the City.
NOvV, TLEHEPORE, BE IT HESOLVED BY TI-IE COU1~CIL OF' rrEE CIT'.l OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the verdict of the jury be accepted; that
as soon as the amount of interest and costs shall have been deterrnined,
the Ci ty ClerIc be, and he is hereb::r ordered to, deliver to the Clerk
of the District Court a warrant payable to the said Clerk for the mnount
of said verdict and interest to date of payment, and another warrant
to the Clerk of the Dis trict Court in paymen t of the court costs.
BE IT FUR'l'LER RESOLVED, that the City Treasurer be, and he is
hereby ordered to deliver tll.e warrant for ;1;;7,500.00 to the C1 ty Clerk,
to be cancelled.
BE IT FUH'I'EEH HESOLVED, that NIr. Prince, special attorney for
the City, be directed to take such proceedings as shall be deemed
advi sable by him to bring the mortgae;ee and the Ifni ted State s Govern-
ment into the proceeding, so that upon the distribution of the money,
the City will not be liable to either the mortgagee or the United States
Government or Mr. Michelson.
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Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted.
R II ,-, II of111ot Vat" r1'. y. PS, ;Johnson, Toft, \tJin}',:.l10ff,
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Compensation case of' W. Vf. Barnes1 tn "lhiell the
Compensation Court had allowed the plaintiff1 W. W. Barnes1
$10.53 pe:c rlee1\. for 256-3/7 vveeks1 the ci ty manager advised
the council as to happenings leading up to the proposed settle-
roeot and asked the city attorney to advise the council further.
It being brouslLt out that the pleintiff is clrawlng compensation
from the Veteran's Administration1 that the hospital bills
had been paid and he had also been employed most of the time
and thnt he felt1under public It:nv No. 16 of the Fec1eral Statutes1
the city lvas not liable, and thnt they appealed the case to the
court.
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WHEREAS, the Compensation (01)_rt of the State of Nebraska hac']
made an award in an action en ti tled, vVilliam W. Barnes, plain ti1'1',
vs. . '1'he City of Grand IEJland, Nebraslca, defendant, in which the C1 ty
of Grand Island has been order'ed to pay the weekly sum of :iIJlO.53 for
256-3/7 weeks, commencing on the 1st day of July, 1949, and that said
ci ty furUwr pay any and all medical, surgical, and hospi tal bills
which may be required because of ce2tain injuries the said
lliam
W. Barnes sustained vnlile receiving vocational rehabilitation training
under PU.blic Law No. 16 of the J?ederal Statute s, and
WhEREAS, the said William VI. Barne s is now and bas been ever-
since the Is t day of July, 1949, I'ecei ving compensation from the
Veterans Adlninistration a:rld it seems unfair and unreasonable that
the said William ~'J. BaI'nes should draw and receive compensation for
his injuries from both the Veterans Administration and from the City
of (}rand Island,
NOW, TEEHEF' ORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF' THE CI'J.'Y OF
GRAND ISLAND, rJEBRASKA, that the City Attorney be and he is hereby
authorized and ordered to take such steps as may be required. to have
a rehearing of said matter before the Compensation Court of the State
of Nebraska, or appeal said cause to the Di stric t Court of Hall County,
Nebraska, which ever in his judgment may be deemed advisable.
Respectfully submi tted this 28th day of IiIarch, 1951.
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Motion by Toft, secondecl by 1/\[in}<::hoff, rosolution vIaS adopted.
Holl call l)!?llot. VotinG Y!28J Johnson, Toft, \iHnkhoff, Voting
no, none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
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Ordinance 2469 amencUnG s8ctlon 10 of 01'81 nanC8 1953,
pertaining to the distribution of park ng meter funds, was
regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ol"c1i nance 2469 - Motion b~T v'{inkhoff, seconded by
Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Votlng no, none. Absent
F'oreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2469 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
by ti tIe only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Jollnson, Toft,
vlinkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent F'oi....eman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2469 - Hotion by vlinkhoff, seconded by
Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft,
W'inkhoff, Voting no, none. Absent B~oreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2469 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Toft, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, 1:linkhoff. Voting
no, none. Absent F'oreman and Cunningham.
The city manager called attention to the annual
report of the City Water and Light Commissioner Butdick. Also
suggested that a notice be published pertaining to the fines
for overtime parking.
Bid of Earl Grimminger on lots 5 and 6, block 18,
Scarff's, Addition was presented. Was referred to Foreman and
Winkhoff for investigation and recommendation.
Motion of Toft, council adjourned,TO 7:30 P.M.April 4,1951.
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April 4, 1951
Council ~et as per adjournment of March 28. All
councilmen present. His honor the mayor, presiding.
Minutes of meetings of March 21 and 28 wereread.
Motion by Foreman, seconded by Toft, approved.
Regular surety bonds of Foreman, Sohnson, Holmberg,
Burdick and White were presented, having been okayed by the
city attorney. On motion of Winkhof'f, seconded by Cunningham,
~lere approved.
The city manager reported that Mr. Burdick had
advised him there is an old boiler in the ice plant that is
of no use out there and suggested same be sold for scrap iron.
On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, the city manager was
authorized to make disposition of s~e to the best interests
of the city.
Wi th reference to building permit l1"hich \Vas
referred to the city attorney at the meeting of March 28,
pertaining to length of time that permit would be good,
the city manager advised the council that after four months,
if nothing had been done in the way of construction, building
permit would have to be reinstated for another four month
period. If nothing is done after eight months, the per~it
becomes void and no building can be done Without special
action of the city council. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded
by Cunningham, council adjourned to meet as board of adjustment.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
April 4, 1951
Petition of Mrs. Emil Schaff to rezone lot 2, block 6,
Woodbine Adclition, ,.vas reael. Also protest signed by Nitzel,
Reller, a-rutm, Swiatoviak, "TaS aJ,.s.Q. presen ted. After Borne
discussion, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
request l",as rejected. Roll call ballot. Voting; yes, Johnson,
Foreman, Toft 1 \iHn]{hoff 1 Cunningham. Voting no 1 none.
Peti tion of Earl Grimminger to rezone lots 12-14-16 ,
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and, the Hayor requested anyone present who '\vished to protest
the rezoning, please advise the council. Bertha L. Pankratz
oliner of lots 1-3-5-7-11-1~5, bloc]\. 29, Highland Park, also
Hax Cornelius, o'limeI' of lot 19, block 22, V'Jestlmm adc1i t ion)
protesting as to the rezoning. Permission, pITlich was attached
to Mr. Grimminger1s request, was presented. There being some
question as to proper signatures, was referred back for further
investigation. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff,
that the hearing be continued to April 18.
Motion of Cunning'l1am, seconded by lvinkhoff, council
adjourned as board of adjustment.
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April 4, 1951
Council met in regular session. His honor, the
Mayor, presiding. All councilmen present.
John Waggoner, representing practically 90% of
the retailers of beer, addressed the council pertaining to
the granting of more liquor licenses)i! applied for. The
council taking the stand that the reauest of Mr. Waggoner
as presented, appeared to be mors of a price fixing on retail
beer and it appeared that the beer reta11ers would be in a
position to handle through the distributors. No positive
action taken at this time.
Request from the Grand Island Plumber's Association
that the plumbing ordinances be amended making the property
ovrrler or person hiring a non-licensed plumber of' equal guilt
and subject to the same penalties as the unlicensed person
subjects himself to. Signed by a committee of Bernhard Kemper,
Fred Williams and O. A. Roe. The mayor suggested that same
be referred to the city attorney. Motion of Cunningham
seconded by Winkhoff, same was referred to the attorney.
A written report to be presented at the next regular meeting
of the councilor as soon thereafter as possible.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
that the applications for licenses to sell alcoholic liquor by the
package only, within the said City of Grand.Island, for the license
year of 1951-1952, be, and the same are hereby granted and approved
as follows:
LICENSEE
William H. Shaver
Koehler Tavern
L. L. Fredrickson
Stratton Inn
Mrs. William Wohl
Wohl's Liquor
Damuel M. Houck Jr. & Robert H.
Snyder
Blacks' Tavern
BPa Elks #604
Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 378
Arthur H. Boehl & Marie C. Kranz
Boehl & Kranz
M. G. Detweiler & Iona Detweiler
Star Super Market
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Hall
County Post 1347
VFW Club Inc.
Phil Lippert, G. Pa::t,Brown &
Al Behnke
Fine Liquors
Platt Duetsche Society
Grand Island Liederkranz
Nick Jamson
Schuff's Li~lor Store
Fred Mehring
Mehrings' Beer & Liquor Market
William Sassen
Sassen's Liquor Store
w. J. Neylon & William J. Langdon
Savoy Tavern
ADDRESS
320 North Locust Street
103 North Locust Street
515 East 4th Street
323 West Third Street
205 West First Street
219-223 East 'I'ldrd Stree t
207 North Wheeler Avenue
509 West Third Street
216 West Second Street
203 North Locust Street
1315 Wes t Anna Stree t
401-403 West First Street
319 North Locust Street
310 North Pine Street
217 North Wanut Street
121-123 East Front Street
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LICENSEE
ADDRESS
American Legion Post 53
Legionnaire Club
William F. Harris & Kathryn Harris 202 North. Locust Street
Corner Tavern
3l5iNorth Locust Street
Elmer McIntosh 106 Wes.t 4th Street
Bud's Tavern
Henry F. Scheel 308 North Wheeler Avenue
Whitehorse Tavern
Emil J. Vaclavek 424 West Fourth Street
H & H Liquor Store
Charles F. Vaclavek 105 East Third Street
o K Liquor Store
Albert C. Meyer & Milton C. Dahms 308-310 North Walnut Street
Idle Hour Bar
Kenneth A. Parkins 386 North Walnut
Northside Tavern
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the Nebraska
Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified copy of
this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 4th day of April, 1951.
Members of the City Council
On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, l"'esolution ~Tas
adopted. Roll call b21lot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Win~loff, Cunningham. Votin g no, none.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY (rEE COUNCIL OF Tb;E CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
that the applications of
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409 Nor th Pine Street
107 East Third Street
123 East Third Stree t
Joseph F. Hybl
Joes Tavern
Wilbur E. Hartman
Sportmans Bar
D. C. Thompson
Schlitz Tavern
John C. Schneider
Del Rio Market
209 North G.arfield Street
for licenses to sell alcoholic liquor by the package only, within the
City of Grand Island, be not granted.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the Nebraska
Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified copy of
thi s Re solu ti on.
Respectfully submitted this 4th day of April, 1951.
Members of the City Council
Motion of Toft, seconded by Johnson, resolution was adopted. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Cunningham; Foreman and
Winkhoff passed.
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BE: IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, N.EBRASKA
that the applications for licenses to sell beer within the said City
o~ Grand Island, for the license year of 1951-1952, be, and the same
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are hereby-granted and approved asfolloVls:
LICENSEE
Elmer McIntosh
Bud's Tavern
Henry R. Scheel
White Horse Tavern
William Harris & Kathryn
Harris
Corner Tavern
Kenneth A. Parkins
Northside Tavern
Daniel-Beck Company
Hotel Yancey
James Beck
Beck's Bar
Midgal D. Zachry & Naomi
Zachry
Zachry's Tavern
Dick Valonis &,
Valonis
Grand Island
& Cafe
William
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ADDRESS
On Sale
106 \Vest F'o1.1rth Street
On Sale
308 North Wheeler Avenu
On Sale 202 North Locust S tree t
On Sale 386 North Walnut Street
On Sale Second & Lo cu s t Streets
On & Off Sale 307 North Wheeler Avenl.l;
On & Off Sale
121 East 'rhird Street
On & Off Sale
Candy Kitchen
L. L. Fredrickson
Stratton Inn
Albert C. Meyer & Milton
Dahms
Idle Hour Bar
Frank R. Auhl
Fourth Street Tavern
w. J. Neylon & William J.
Langdon
Savoy Tavern
William Shaver
Koehler Tavern
313 West Third Street
On Sale
103 North Locust
On Sale
308-310 North Walnut St
On & Off Sale
418 West Fourth Street
On Sale
121-123 East Front St.
On Sale
320 North Locust Street
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John C. Schneider
Del Rio
Wilber E. Hartman
Sportsman Bar
Columbia Club
Liederkranz
Robert H. Snyder & Samuel
M. Houck Jr.
Black's Tavern
Norman Mildenstein
Norm's Ta.vern
BPO Elks #604
Clyde Copple
Copple's Tavern
David Ditter
Cornhusker Bar
Joseph E. Kellison
To wn Pump
American Legion Post #53
Legionnaire Club
VFW Club
August G. Springsruth
White House Cafe
Marvin J. Rader
DeLuxe Tavern
Wayne D. Hedglin
Mac's Coffee Shop
Florence Stolley
Florence's Tavern
Mervin R. Moeller &: Dale
C. Moeller
City Bar
Lawrence Sidwell
Bill's Tavern
FrankA. Hitchler
Hitchler's Tavern
Eagles #378
D. C. Thompson
Schlitz Tavern
Y.!ill .Q.E LICENSE
On & Off Sale
ADDRESS
209 North Garfield
On &: Off Sale
107 East Third Street
On Sale
l19{a West Third Street
401-403 West First St.
On Sale
On Sale
323 West Third Street
On &: Off Sale
311 North Walnut Street
On Sale
205 West First street
On & Ofr Sale
410 West Third Street
On &: Off Sale
210 East Third Street
On & Off Sale
319-321 North Pine St.
On Sale
3l5! North Locust St.
On Sale
216 West Second Street
On & Off Sale
414 West Third Street
On & Off Sale
315 North Pine Street
On &: Off Sale
313 West Second Street
On & Off Sale
383 North Walnut Street
On & Off Sale 406 West Fourth Street
On &: Off Sale 524 East F' our th Street
On &: Orf Sale 209 North Wheeler A v enu~
On Sale 219-223 East Third St
On & Off Sale 123 East Third Stree t
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On & Off Sale
On Sale
On Sale
On & Off Sale
@n & Off Sale
409 North Pine Street
114 East Third Street
Roy A. Youngs
Central Cigar Store
Plattdeutsche Society
1315 West Anna Street
Nick Jamson
Schuff's Cafeteria
321 North Locust Street
Nick Jamson
B & M Cafe
2436 North Broadwell St
Joseph Hybl
Joe r s Tavern
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the C1 ty Clerk forward to the Nebraska
Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified copy of
this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 4th day of April, 1951.
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Motion of Cunningham 1 seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting ye8, JOfillson, Foreman,
Toft, tvinkhoff 1 Ounningham. Voting no 1 none.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TIlE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA_
tha.t the persons hereina.fter named be, and they are hereby approved as
managers for the licensees selling beer and liquor in the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska.
LICENSEE
IV1ANAGER
ADDRESS
Columbia.Club
Ed Mullen
119! West Third Street
315 North Pine Street
Marvin J. Rader
DeLuxe Tavern
Benjamin Geist
Jere E. Carlson
Second & Locust Street~
Daniel-Beck Company
Hotel Yancey
BPO Elks #604 R. E. Townsend
205 West First Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hall County Post 1347 Leonard H. Wiese
V.F.W. Club
216 West Second Street
Fraternal Order of
Eagles, 378
Platt Duetsche Society
Milton li. Kalskett
219-223uEast Third St.
J. R. Lassen
1315 West Anna Street
BE IT FURTlmR RESOLVED that the City Clerk be, and he is hereby
directed to forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the Nebr-
aska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this 4th day of April, 1951.
Members of the City Council
Motion of Foreman, second.ed by '^linlchoff, resolutionl,\Tas
adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Wihkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Mr. Kingdon addressed the council pertaining to
curb sidewalk at 2415 West Koenig along lots 1 and 2, block 10,
Ashton Place.
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sidewalks on the east and north of Courtesy Courts at 2201
to 2207 ',vest Second and requested there be 'Vlalks, ei ther curb
or otherwise, constructed.
The city manager advised the council pertaining to
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the construction of garage by Otto Matthiesen at the corner
of Pine and Oklahoma street s, having fixed. up ple.t plan shOl'1T-
ing location of the house and desired location of the garage,
stating that the garage could be made 13' 3" by 21' 10"
and also adhereing to the minimum side yard of five feet.
He recommended that granting of the request for 14 ft. garage
ViTould establish a precedent and might be hard to live dO'l^Tn
in the future. Motion by Foreman, seconded by Cunningham,
that the recommendation of the city manager that the original
request be not granted.
Petition for paving on Louise street from the west
line of Grant to the east line of Arthur, signed by Glen Durant,
George Armstrong, Irvin Ivreves, lias presented. On motion of
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to create the district was approved.
Petition for sewer in the alley between Division
and Koenig from Ingals to ~he railroad right of way, signed
by Luetjemeier and G-rearnba, \vClS presented. On motion of
Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, recommendation of the city
manager i'las approvecl and ordinance to be dra1tm.
Request for curb sid..ewalk on the east side of
Lincoln Avenue from John street to the alley north, was
presented and request granted.
Reouest of St. Francis Hospital for permission to
build five ft. curb sidewalk on the south side of Koenig
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that same be granted. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, the city manager' 8 recommen(le,tion vJaS approved.
Request for building permit by Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Robbins to construct a residence on the north half of lot 5,
block 19, H. G. Clark's Addi tion, along 'i1Tith permissio::l from
the adj acen t property mmers vJaS pres ent ed.. 14otion of Fore-
man, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted.
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Request of O. A. BeItzel" for a q~it claim deed
from the city to himself on the S E 1/4 block 44, Charles
Wasmer Addition on account of having been an established road
across that quarter. After some discussion, passed the
following resolution.
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WHEREAS, in an Abstract of Title, pertaining to Block Forty-four
(44), in Wasmer's Second Additi.on to the City of Grand Island, Hall
County, Nebraska, and at Entry No. 32 thereof, there is shown that on
the 3rd day of June, 1939, August StoldtandJlenry Krohn, as executors
under the Last Will and Testament of Peter Mohr, conveyed said Block
Forty-four (44) above mentioned, dto O. A. Beltzer,and said deed re-
cited that the said grantee took title tf subject to such easement as
the public may have by virtue of a public road running across the south-
east corner thereof," and
WHEREAS, there is no record when said road referred to in Entry
No. 32 was established; that there is no record of what person or per-
sons used said road and said road was never platted nor dedicated to
the use of the public, and
WHEREAS, Harrison Street of the City of Grand Island, lying to
the east of said Block Forty-four (44), and Anna Street, lying to the
south of said block, have been paved and the use of the road referred
to in Entry No. 32 of said Abstract has long since been discontinued,
and
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, a municipal corporation in Hall
County, Nebraska, never has, nor does it now claim any easement or right
of way over, along and across said Block Forty-four (44) for road pur-
poses, and as requested by the said O. A. BeItzel', the present owner
thereof, said city desires to disclaim any interest in and to said right
of way and desires to furnish the said O. A. BeItzel' aQ.uit Claim Deed
for any interest the said City of Grand Island might appear to have in
and to said public way.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND
ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that a Quit Claim Deed be executed and delivered to
the said O. A. BeItzel' for any such interest the City of Grand Island
may appear to have in and to said road or public way, over, along and
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acro.ss Bleck Fo.rty-fo.ur (44), in Wasmer's Seco.nd Addition to. the C1 ty
o.f Grand Island, Nebraska, and that the President o.f the City Co.unci1
and City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed and autho.rized to. sign
said deed fo.r and o.n behalf .o.f said City.
BE IT FU"rlTBER RESOLVED that the City Clerk prepare a certified
co.py o.f this Reso1utio.n and attach thes.ame to. and make the same a.
part 0.1' the Quit Claim Deed to. be executed as herein pro.vided.
Respectfully submitted this 4th day of April, 1951.
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Motion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted
and all bills in connection w1 th handling of' same be fo.rwarded
to Mr. Beltzer. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
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WHEREAS, Mr. H. A. Prince, special attorney for the City, reported
that the jury brought in a verdict in the Hyslop Condemnation suit in
the sum of ~p13,800.00, which was an increase over what the appraisers
allowed of $4,800.00, and by reason of the increase, the City will be
liable for interest, and
WHEREAS, Mr. Prince also reported that in his judgment it was not
advisable to appeal, and that the verdict of the jury in all respects
is fair, and should be accepted by the City.
NOW, TlJEREFORE, BE 1'J.1 RESOLVED BY THE COmWIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the verdict of the jury be accepted; that
as soon as the amount of interest and costs shall have been determined,
the City Clerk be, and he is hereby ordered to, deliver to the Clerk
of the District Court a warrant payable to the said Clerk for the
I amount of said verdict and interest to date of payment, and ",other
warrant to the Clerk of the District Court in payment of the court costs.
BE IT :F'URTHER RESOLVED, that the Ci ty Treasurer be, and he is
hereby ordered to deliver the warrant for 4P9,000.00 to the City Clerk,
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Mr. Prince, special attorney for
the City, be directed to take such proceedings as shall be deemed advis-
able by him, so that upon the distribution of the money, the City will
not be liable to any mortgagee or the United Sta.tes Government or Mr.
and Mrs. Hyslop.
Respectfully submitted this 4th
Members of the City Council
Motion of Toft, secon0ed by Win~loff, resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot.
hoff, Cunningham.
Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wink-
Voting no, none.
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vvHEREAS, the UNION P AOIF'IC RAILHOAD OOHPANY has
tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, state of Nebraska, an
agreement extending to May 31, 1952, the term of agreement
providing for the collection and disposal of garbage accumu-
lat eO. by the Hailro8.el Company and removed from its trains
at Granel Island., Nebraska; said agreement being iclentiCLed
as Union Pacific Hal.lroad Company's C. D. No. 27610-1-D;
and
t'lHEREAS, the Council of the City of Granel Island
has said proposed agreement before it and has given it care-
ful review and consideration ; and
lrvHEHEAS, it is considerecl that the best interests
of said City of C.rand Island will be 8ubservec1 by the accept-
aYlce of said agreement;
THEREFOFtE, BE IT RES')LVED BY THE COUNOIL OF frHE
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 Oity is hereby authorized,
empowered and directed to execute said agreement on behalf
of said C\uJ, and that the 01t y Olerk of saio. 01 ty is hereby
authorizecl and directed to ettest said agreement and to attach
to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified
copy of this resolution.
Motion of Foreman, second~d by Cunningham, resolu-
tion was adopted.
Discussion pertaining to the employing of special
counsel w.llen needed should be on recommendation of the ci ty
attorney.
Report of the Water Commissioner was presented.
On motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, report "vas approved
and all persons taking any part in the making or publication
of said report were to be commended.
Recommendation of O. W. Burdick pertalnlng to the
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was presented along ,,";i th specifications of Lutz ane]. May,
consulting engineers. Suggested that the bids be received up
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to May 9. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winktloff,
clerk was instructed to advertise for bids to be received up
to eight o'clock P.M., May 9.
Cornrnunication fro m the depaJ.1tment of Hoads and
Irrigation pertaining to fe(1eral Li.1ghvlaY to receive, federal
aid, urban routes, along with proposed routing of 281 through
the city of G-randIsland, 'VIas presented. Motion of Cunningham,
seconded by Foreman, received and placed on file.
Request from the Entertainment committee of the
Grand Island Chamber of Commerce an(l the president of the
Central Nebraska Shrine Club for the city to purchase tickets
for the Shrine Circus April 23, 24, 25, was presented. After
some discussion, was referred to the city manager and C. W.
Burdick.
Report on the offer of Earl Grimminger for the
purchase of lots 5 and 7, Block 18, Scarff's Addition, was
held up until next regular meeting.
Oi ty manager reported that Nillspaugh had. balecl
no paper at the city dump and that he had violatecl his contractJ
inasmuch as he was not paying the rents as they should be,
according to the contrac\ and suggested that the city manager
contact Mr. Millspaugh and cancel the contract.
ProposeCJ_ ordinance governing occupation taxes
in the city of Grand Island was presented and discussed.
Ordinance 2470 creating sewer district 243 was
REGULARLY PASSED BY THE COUNCIL AND SIG-NED BY THE MAYOR.
Ordinance 2470 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded
by Foreman, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call
ballot. Vot ing yer'l Johnson, Foreman, Toft, !i'llnkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2470 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
rN'inkhoff, rules suspended and ol"'dinan ce placeel on second
reading by title onl:)T. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
foreman, Toft, \Hnkhoff 1 Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2470 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded
by Foreman, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on third
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Foreij1an, 1'0ft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Votine; no 1 none.
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Ordinance 2470 - Motion by Cunningham, seoonded
by Foreman, ordinance was placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Wintl~off, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 247~ ereating paving district 138 was
regularly passed by the cou'ncil and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance 2471 - Motion by Winkhoff, second.ed by
Foreman, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call
ballot. V ot ing yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, it!inkhoff, Cun-
ningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 247~ - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspencled and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2471 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Johnson, Foreman, Toft, irJ'inkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2471 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham. ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot.
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ADril 4, 1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Isl~nd, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineerls estimate for the
construction of Paving District No. 13~ which district is to be
in Grant Street from Division to Koenig Street.
Approx. 186.5 cu . yd s . 61t concrete slab
@ $16.50 per. yd. $3077.25
It 200 cu. yds. excavation
@ $1.00 200.00
II 64 feet straight alley curb
@ $.65 per. ft. 41.60
It 67 l~n. ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint
@ $.25 per. lin. ft. 16.75
II ,'396 lin. ft. curb & gutter
@ $1..35 per. lin. ft. 534.60
Total '3870.20
Plans and specifications are on file in the City
Engineer's office.
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April 4, 1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Councll,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction of Sewer District No. 243 , which district is to
be in Sylvan Street from Hedde Street south to City Limits.
Approx.
280 lin. ft. 8" tile
poured joints
@ $2.15 per. ft.
1 Manhole cOillolete
@ $100.00 "
in place
$602.00
100.00
702.00
with asphaltic
Total
Grand Island, Nebraska
April 4, 1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction for that part of Water Main District No. 132 in
South Street from Vlne Street to Sycamore Street.
ltpprox. 1325 lin. ft. 6" cast iron water main
in~?lace with ~ll 'fittings
@ $2.90 per. Iln. ft. $3842.50
G$pectf. ully submitted,
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City Engineer.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, estimates of City
Engineer on Sewer District 243, Water Main District 132 and
Paving District 137 were approved and the clerk to advertise
for bids on Sewer District 243, Water Main District 132,
to be received up to eight o'clock P.M., April 18.
Claims were presented and recommended for approval
by the ci ty mana.ger. Motion of Cunningham, seconde(1 by
';tJinl:hoff', claims Vlere allO'i'led as read and list ed in the claim
register.
Some discussion on proposed improvements at the
various parks. Referred for further consideration.
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o'clock P.M., April 9.
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Bond & & Interest
Administretive
Engineer
storm f;ewer
health Fund
City Bcd1
APPhOPHIATIO]\]S AND E:XPti:rJDITURES
POR ]i'I[;CAL YEAH TO API' 'l 1951
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APPHOPHIATION S
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$40,912.50
31,5,4-0.00
24,000.00
32,000.00
10,000.00
4,700.00
13,788.25
City Scales 1,000.00
Street & Alley Reserve 25,000.00
Municipal Pool 6,000.00
Incic1en tal s
Airport
Airport Lighting
street & Alley
Gas Tax
Sanitation
Park Fund
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
P<::nsion Fund
Eddy Street
Sycarnore Street
Sewer Fund
Sewer Construction
Paving Fund
Light CarageB'und
Music Fund
Tota.1 Approp.
Transfers
Ice Fund
VelteI' Fund
Light Fund
SSvver Di strict
Paving District
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2bl,152.50
1~r;rr88 . 2.5
78,647.71
137.78
35,000.00
14,560.28
52,,4.40.64
40,200.00
108,000.00
115,000.00
121,500.00
35,160.00
208.95
190,371.56
60,000.00
65,321.05
60, 1{-09 . 68
16,50CJ.00
60,000.00
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19,755..qD
6,700.66
17,709.23
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10,569.35
24,111.59
18,030.94
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15,824..4.9
91,117.32
5,551.17
26,517.85
160.00
39,981.79
58,152.50
25,052.36
716.16
3,100.00
571;"552:30
17,278.45
78,025.15
436,235.74
9,228.30
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Respectfully submi tted,
F. S. White, City Clerk.
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136.37
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3,990.93
28,.329.05
22,169.06
29,702.79
99,175.51
30,382.63
29,608.83
9,808.90
190,211.56
20,018.21
7,168.55
35,357.32
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April 9, 1951
Council met ElS by lav-T required to canvass the returns
of the April :3 election. His honor, the Hayor, presiding. All
. councilmen present except F'oreman. Mail ballots vTere counted
I and the retul'n 8 checlted as fo11ovJs:
Police Judge 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 :Mail Total
}.'J:ayer 28 104 91 51 164 39 265 153 62 32 79 4 1072
Bo arcl of
Education Nail Total
Falmlen 22 87 61 25 112 24 175 88 44 20 50 4 708 712 7,-
Gjerloff 11 55 58 30 111 15 168 76 40 15 41 2 620 622 io'.F
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Lumbard 18 67 51 26 78 21 210 103 37 18 44 2 673 675 ;/
Huby 17 74 61 30 87 31 204 92 33 16 41 3 686 689 -,
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Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, that the results
as canvassed by the council, be declared official and that
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Bonds of Arthur C. Mayer and J. G. VJoocUn Vlere presented.
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, approved.
Bid of Oscar Hild of ~145 on lot 16, block 10, Boggs
and Hill, 'tvas presented. On motion of IHnkhoff, seconded bJT
Cunningham, 'tvas accepted. Ordinanceand d.eed to biE clrai'm.
Roll call b8.11ot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, ~Vinkl1off, CunninghElL':.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
J. F. McCarth:l, representing Harvey Rehder, asked
permission from the council to construct a one-family unit on
the rear of lot 10, bloc~ 14, Wallichs Addition, there being
a duplex on the front at this time. After some discussion
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ing prope)....ty ovmers, motion by Cunningham, seconded by ~Vinkhoff,
that permission begranted.
The mayor made inquiry as to any information pertnin-
ing to the side'l'\Talk at 921 \vest Second, as to v.Jhether or not
it was to be a curb sidewalk, permission having been granted
for 'l'\Talk on the 'lAJest side of the lot. Also stated he felt that
there should be no curb sidewalks on Second street east of the
2100 block, because he felt that Second street would have to
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adjourned until 8 p.M., April 18, 1951.
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April 18, 1951
Council met as Board of Adjustment '} continuation
of hearing of April 4, on rezoning lot 8 12-14-16, blocl\: 1,
Scarff's addition. All councilmc')rl present. His honoT', the
mayor, presiding.
Request of Earl Grimminger to rezone above mentioned
lots, also with pe~nission of persons affected by such rezoning,
as "rell as the protests by Orin Contryman and Bertha Pankratz.
Discussion pertaining to rezoning of lots in this area, as well
as portions of any particular lot. Mr. Grimminger making his
plea to the council for serious consideration.
Motion of
Foreman that the request be gronted. There bei ng no second,
Mr. Foreman withdrew his motion. After further discussion,
mot ion by Toft, seconded by ijJinkhoff, the request 1'.TaS rej ect ed.
Request of Melvin O. Hild for permission to remodel
residence on lot 5, block 7, Gilberts second, to a duplex, along
1,ri th permission of arljacent property OI'mers. Motion of Cunning-
ham, seconded by Foreman, request l1,ra8 granted.
Request of Joe Sprague for rezoning lot l), block 9,
Rollins addition, was presented. On motion of Cunningham,
seconded by l,vinkhoff, hearing elate 'das set for eight 0' clOCk
P.M.,May 2. Motion of.Winkhoff, council adjourned as Board
of Adjustment.
F' . S. \lhi t e ,
City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebr.
April 18, 1951
Council met in regular session. His honor, the
mayor, presiding. All councilmen present.
Bids on w~ter main district 132 were opened
and read as follows:
City Water Department, $2.85 per ft.
Master Plumbers, $2.60
Recommendation of the city manager that the bid of the Master
Plumbers at $2.60 ft. be accepted. On motion of Foreman, seconded
by Cunningham,recommendation was approved.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of that part of water main district known and designated
as Water Main District No. 132, to be constructed in South Street from
Vine Street to Sycamore Street, to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M.
on the 18th day of April, 1951, and to be opened at 8:00 o'clock P. M.
on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City,
and
WHEREAS, the Master Plumbers of the City of Grand Island, submitted
a sealed bid for the construction of that part of said district and the
bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BElT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND
ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the bid of the said Master Plumbers of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the construction of said water main
district knovm and designated as Water Main District No. 132, to be
constructed in South Street from Vine Street to ~ycamore Street, be
and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction
of said water main district be entered into by and between the City of
Grand Island and the said Master Plumbers and that the President of the
City Council and the clerk of said City be and they are hereby authori-
zed to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 18th day of April, 1951.
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Motion of li'oreman, secondec1 by Cunningham., resolution vms ad.opted..
Minutes of the meetings of April 4th & 9th were read.Motion by
Cunningham, seconded by Foreman were approved as read.
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Bids on sewer district 243 were opened and read
as f0110\'1S:
Diamond Engineering Company
280 lineal ft. 8" tile at $2.14 ft.
:l~599. 20
1 manhole complete in place
99.50
Completion date June 1.
698.70
Total
Louis H. Smith
280 lineal ft. 8" tile $2.12 ft.
593.60
1 manhole complete
Completion date July 15,1951.
Tot al
99.00
692.60
Recommendation of the city manager that the bid of Louis H.
Smi th be cwcepted. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by \Ninkhoff,
recommendation was approved.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a sewer district knoll'ffi and designated as Sewer Distric t
No. 243, to be received up to 8 o'clockP. M. on the 18th day of April,
1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular
meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, Louis H. Smith of the City of Grand Island, submitted a
sealed bid for the construction of said district and the bid of said
contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL 01" THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said Louis H. Smith of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the construction of said sewer
district known and designated as Sewer District No. 243, be and the same
is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said sewer
district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and
the said Louis H. Smith and that the President of the City Council and
the Clerk of said City be and they are hereby authorized to sign said
contract for and on behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 18th day of April, 1951.
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Notion of Cunningham, seconcled by \Vinkhoff, resolution 'i,ms
adopted.
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Request of Donald Stelk for rezoning of lot 41
block 2,Schimmers Aclclition, from residence A to r'esidence B)
along with permission of adjoining property owners, was presented.
Motion of Cunningham,
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set for eight o'clock p.M., May 2.
Request of Spelts Lumber Company by Melroy Martin,
for permission to convert a garage at 2316 west First into a
living unit, was presented. After some discussion, on motion
of VJinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, the request 'ltJEi.8 not grant eel.
Petitions for curb sidewalk were presented as
fol1mvs:
Lee Reynolds, lot 2, block 28, Gilberts Tb~rd
Ernest J. Meyer and others, along the north side
of block 53, Wasmer's second
Mrs. Louise Emery, lot 8, block 14, Arnold and
Abbott's addition, along east side
Fred K. Leonard, lot 1, block 30, Wasmer's,
along ''\Test side
Mrs. A. W. Larson, along west side lot 5,
block 117, Railroad Addition
William H. Quinn and Ray McKim, east side of lot
10, block 5, Rus sell and 111heeler
D. F. Lindquist, L. IG. Imes and. others, south sid.e
lots 6, 7, 8, 9, block 43, Wasmer's Second.
Roy A. Johnson, along east side lots 66 and 67,
v'Jest Lmvn, along with the consent of PJlOads, Fike, etc.
William F. Blain, along south side lot 15, block 5,
Ashton Place.
Kay Baumer, east side of lot 10, block 22, Wasmer's
Recommendation of the city manager, since the
requests 1vere all in ord.er, that they be granted. :f.1otion by
Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, recommendation of the city
manager be approve~.
Proposed lease by and bet1r>Teen the city of Grand
Island and Continental Can Company on building identified as
T-131 for $4500 per year V1TaS presentecl and recommenclation of
the city manager same be approved. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded
by Foreman, recommendation of the city manager was approved.
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Grand Island, Nebraska
April 18, 1951
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the Diamond. gngineering Co. has
completed the work on Sewer District No. 241 in accordance with
the plans and specific~Jtions and contract by and between the City
of Grand. Island, Nebr. and the Daimond Engineering Co., which
contract is dated the 10th day of :F'ebrua,ry 1951.
I further certify that the work done contains the follow-
ing material at the unit prices set forth in the contract to-wit:
280 lin. ft. 81t main @$2.30 $644.00
430 lin. ft. 811 lateral 2.05 881.50
2 manholes 98.00 196.00
108 sq. ft. paving cut .50 54.00
Total 1775.50
I recommend that the work completed by the Diamond
Engineering Co. be accepted by the City of Grand. Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all
costs in connection with said Sewer District No. 241.
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering & Publication
$1775.50
48 . 97
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1824.47
Total
To be divided as follows:
To: Sewer District Fund
To: Sewer Fund
$1028.47
796.00
1824.47
Total
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
Board of equalization on the above Sewer' Dis trict No. 241 on
the 2nd day of May 1951 at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
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City Engineer
Motion of 'roft, seconded by vVinkl1of'f, repor't:ras approved.
Report of Winkhoff pertaining to the sale of lots
5 & 7, block 18, Scarff's addition, $200 each, that he recommen-
ded the bid be accepted and ordinance drawn. Motion by Foreman,
seconded by Toft, recommendation was approved.
Petition of Christensen Concrete Products for sewer
in HEdna Adeli tion from the northwest corner of lot 1, east
along Roberts street and Rains Avenue to serve property on lot 3,
was presented. After some discussion as to the costs and
assessments, Was held over until the next meeting, May 2.
Petition for Davin~ on Anna street from the west
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by Bainbridge, Imes, Winter and Ray, waspresented. On motion
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of itlinlchoff, seconded by Toft, request was granted and the city
attorney autJwrlzec1 to dravJ" up orcUnance.
City attorney's opinion on creatlon of water maln
district 142, that according to statutes governing creation
of water main districts, the distl"ict vlaS regularly created and
the ordinance passed and, in his opinion, should be laid. On
moti on of F'oreman, seconded by Vlinll:.hoff, the opinion of'the
city attorney was accepted.
Application of Mrs. R. C. Olson for permission to
operate a tral1er camp I3t 416 East Sixth street, v\TaS presented
along with bond and report from the Sanitarian. After some
discussion, motion of Toft, seconded by Foreman, application
was approved.
City manager mentioned there should be an audit.
On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, oi ty clerl\. '\1as authol"i-
zed to advertise for bicls to be rece:Lved up to eight o' clock
P. 11., Nay 2.
Proposed lease by and between the city of Grand
Island and Schuff' s .l\ppliance Center, for building identifiecl
as T-133, for ~815.70 per year and
Fairacres Dairy Farms for building identified as
T-304, for $200 per year were presented. Recommendation of the
city manager that same be approved. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded
by Cunningham, leases 'ljvere approved and mayor and clerk authorized
to sign.
Claim filed by Arthur Mayer for lli 8 cli ent 8 La'\ilTrenCe
H. and Eleanor Anderson for $56.85 for damage to car caused
by the moving of a house by Oscar Hild was presented and referred
to the city attorney. On mot:Lon of Toft, seconcled by Cunningham.
Ordinance }247~~ pertaining to occupation taxes \rIa.S
fte~ularly passed by the council and slgned by the Mayor.
Ordinance 2472 - Hotion by vv1nkhoff, s econc1ec1 by
Cunningham, placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Vat :Lng yes, ~T o11n son, F'oreman, Toft, vJinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none.
Ord.-.inance 2472 - Motion by Vllnkhoff, s econc1ecl by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance nlaced on second reading
by tltle only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, ~'linkho:rf, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
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Or(lin8.nc8 2472 - 1,10tion by tHnkhoff, seconded by
Toft, rules suspended and ordinance plaoed on third reading by
title only.
Roll call ballot.
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o lng yes, uonnson,
Foreman,
'foft, 1iHnkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ord:'Lnance 2472 - Hotion by 1;lin];;-.lloff, 8econ(le(1 by
Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Hall call ballot. Vot ing yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, ~vinkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2473 authorizing sale of lot 16, block 10,
Boggs and Hill, to Oscar E. Hild and Anna W. Hild,
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regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 247j2 - Motion by Winkhoff, second.ed by
Cunningham, was plaoed on first reacJ..ing at length. Roll oall
bE',llot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, vlinkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no,
none.
O1"(11nanoe 21.73 - Hotion by tHnkhoff, 8800n{1.e(1 by
Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2473 - Hotion by ~"linkboff, secondecl by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, i.lJinkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 24;7.3. - Motion by Wihkhoff, secon<'1ed by
Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, F'ol'sman, Toft, ~vinkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordiri'1nce '24:74 crenting pavlng district 139 in Louise
street flan Grant to Arthur was regularly passed by tYle counc il
and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance 2474 - Hotion by 1;Jinkhoff, ssconcted by
Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call. ballot.
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Votlng ye8, < 01n80n, oJ.eman, 011"" vLLn\.noll,
Cunningham.
Voting
no, none.
Ordinance 2474 - Motion by Win~loff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on 2nd reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
To"ft Wl" nkl., 0.0';>
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6unninghaCl.
Voting no, none.
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Ordinance 2474 - Hotion by vVinkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspencled and ordin2J1ce placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2474 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
E'
oreman, ordinance placed on final passace and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. VotinC YCB, Johnson, For-eman, Toft, iHnkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Regular surety bonds of Mrs. R. C. Olson, trailer
camp operator, and Fred Yocum, auctioneer, were presented.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman, were approved.
Application of John Willman for on and off sale beer
at 365 North Eddy street 1fT8.S presented. On motion of Cunninr;ham,
seconded by Winkhoff, heari
date was set for May 2.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, city
manager was instructed to notify the special attorney represent-
ing the city in the Scott case, to proceed to the best advantage
of the city
Claims against the city were presented. Motion of
Cunni
, seconded by iiinl:hoff, al101ved as read and listecl.
in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson
Foreman, Toft, vVlnkhoff, Cunningham. Vot:1.ng no, none.
Motion of Cunnincham, seconded by Toft, council
adjourned to 7:30 P.M., May 2.
F. S. Hhite
City Clerk
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May 2, 1951
Council met in regular session as per adjournment
of April 18. All councilmen present except Mayor Johnson, 'VIlla
is ill. Vice-Presi&ent Foreman presiding.
Minutes of meetings of April 4 and 18 were read
and approved.
Bonds were presented as follows:
Louis H. Smith, performance bond sewer district 243
Max Scovill, office manager
Arthur Lowell, House mover
Orville Sell, auctioneer
Don J. Meyers, electrician
Walter P. Lauritsen, deputy police judge
On motion of Cunningham, seconded by l.c'Jinl\.hoff, bonds vvere
8Dpl"oved.
DrHlCe perrni ts for H. F'. Glover, Jr., end. Ray
Schleichardt, were presented, having been approved by the build-
ing inspector and the chief of the Fire Department. Motion of
Cunningham, seconc1ed by Toft, 'l,vere grrwtecl.
Petition for paving district on Tilden street from
Charles to Anna \:!1 th 58-1/3% signatures, was presentec.1. On'
motion of 'roft, seconded by WinJchoff, the request vIaS granted.
and orcUnance ordered. drmvn.
Arthur Boehl requested the council make change in
the ordinance pertaining to the sale of fireworks, that it be
amended in accordance with the state law. On motion of Toft,
seconded by \A!inlc}:lOff, request vJ[H3 grnntedand the amendJuent
ordered.
Request of Mrs. Ernest Dahlke to build an addition
to a house located at 1136 south Sycamore, v!aB presented. by
the city mEmngep. Apparently the l1'JJ.8i-V' construction 'VJOulc1 not
conform to the building code. After some discussion, on motion
of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, request was granted.
City manager recommended that bids be received for
1"econ(li tioning police quarters up to e1 gbt 0 I clock P. H., May 16.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Vlinlchoff, recommendation ivas
approved.
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Report of the Sanitation department was presented
and ordered filed.
City manager reported that John Claussen and Sons
had been hired to instrrll acousti-board in the Clerk-Treasurerts
office for $406.
Airport leases were presented as follows:
G. W. Marti2 Company, building identified as
T-247, for ~840 per year
Victory ~roiler Growers, buildings identified
T 03,1 2~0 ~~~ 0~4 (23" 0~7 2~P 2~9
as -,:_ , ,<.Jr,"" GL)<J, {_Ll:..., _ 0, t"'U:, ,,0(), ~0 ,
241, 243, 245, 246, and 313 for $1876 per year
Lincoln Service and Supply, buildings identifiecl
as T-846 and 854.
Jayhawk Construction Company, building identified
as T-212, for $200 per year
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, leases V>Tere approved
and Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign.
Contract by and bet\-leen the ci ty of Grand Islnnd
and Louis H. Smi th, S81'ler Distx'ict 243, 'tv8S apPl"oved an(1. the
Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign.
Application of John Willman for on and off scle
beer at 365 north Eddy was presented. Mr. A. C. Mayer appeared
for Mr. vHllman, stt3.ting the reason \-i1:1y license 8110'1.-1.1(1 be grant ed.
Mr. E:dward IIuvn~lclt macle financial report pertaining to Mr.
Willman, also his character. Different councilmen,along with
Mr. Ditter an(3 F'Bt:lcr EfjcS'~' made arguments pro and con, most
of the opinions, however, being opposed to granting of license
in th8t location. After considerable discussion, notion by
Cunningham, seconded. by Winkhoff, that the anplication be held
up until the next regular meeting for the purpose of obtaining
more information.
Hotion of Cunningham, seconded by vJinldloff, council
adjourned to meet as board of adjustment.
F. S. vThi t e
City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebr.
l1ay 2, 1951
Council met as board of adjustment. All councilmen
present except Johnson, who is ill. Vice-President Foreman
presiding.
Petition of Stelk was presented for rezoning lot 4,
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being no protestors, on motion of Cunningham, seoon(1ed by i'link-
hoff, request was grm ted.
Request of Joe Sprague for rezoning lot 6, block 9,
Rollins Addition from residence B to Business A, was presented.
There being no protestors, on motion of Cunningham, s800nded
by 1ilinklwff, request '\:l8.8. g:cented and ordinance ordered drawn.
Request of John Poullos for perm1ssion to build
residenoe with garage attached on lot 6, block 92, OT, on the
Dlley lot line. Motion ofCunninghern, seconded by Toft, request
wes not granted, on recommendation of the city menager.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, oouncil ad-
j ourned as boar<l of adj :Jstment to meet ,18 boarc1 of equalization
on Sewer District 241.
F. S. 1;,!hi t e
Oi ty Cler}\.
Grand Island, Nebr.
NFtY ~", 1951
Council met as board of Equalization. All oounci1-
men present exoept Johnson, ~~o is ill. Vice~president Foreman
presiding.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Sewer Distri,
No. 241 to be the to tal sum of ~tl028. 48; that we find the benef'i ts accru
ing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of $1028.48,
and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts
and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the
xeveral descriptions as follows:
NAME
LOT BLOCK
AMOUNT
Grand Island Land Company
N!
George I. & Minnie Schmidt
Grand Island Land Company
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2
George I. & Minnie Schmidt
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Grand Island Land Company
Grand Island Land Company
Ethel May Lesh
Max J. Cornelius
Don O. & M. Josephine Kensinger
Don O. & M. Josephine Kensinger
o. A. Roe & Margaret L. Roe
O. A. Roe & Margaret L. Roe
10
11
12
13
14
James R. Travis
Es ta te of Fred 'IN. SCIllllid t
James R. Travis
Thea. p. Boehm
Joseph & Irene James
Clinton E. & Margorie A. Walker
15
ADDITION
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12
Bogg's & Hill's
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12
32.14
If
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2
32.14
2
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32.14
64.28
64.28
64.28
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II
12
4
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11
12
12
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5
6
7
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12
12
12
12
64.28
64.28
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9
64.28
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64.28
12
II
64.28
64.28
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16
12
12
12
12
12
12
II
II
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II
64.28
II
II
64.28
II
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64.28
It
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64.28
6..1.28
$1028.48
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There being no protestors, motion of Cunningham, seconded by
Wi nkhoff, 1"e S 01 ution 1,'1a8 adopt ed.
Jilotion of Winkhoff, seconded. by Toft, council
adjourned as board of Equalization to meet in regular session.
F. S . 1',\flli t e
City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebr.
May 2, 1951
Council met in regular session. All councilmen
pre sent except Johnson, who is ill. Vice-fjresic1ent B'oreman
"presid.ing.
Bids on audit "tolere present ed as follolt18:
Orin Contryman
$5per hour for CPA
$4 per hour, Principal accountant
$3 per hour, Junior-accountant
AwU t to be in charge of CPA, total cost not
d?
to exceed ~1250.
R. B. LocK-liooel,
CPA $5.00 Del" hour
Senior accountant i4.OO
Junior accountant ~3.00
Maximum cost to the city $1145.
"Motion of Toft, seconded by CunniDgham, bicl of R. B. LoclniTOod
was accepted. (Resolution next page.)
Rev. Chubb of the Ministerial Association and Earl
Burger of the Grocer's Association, mecle request of the council
to adopt an ordinance similar to Omaha 18 ordinance, pertl;'\j.ning to
the closing of grocery and food stores one day a week. Also
presented peti tions Tv-ith the signatures of tirJenty-one grocers.
After some discussion, same was referred back to the petitioners
for more signatures.
City manager made report on trip by himself and Mr.
Foreman to Omaha and Lincoln, with reference to Sycamore street
underpass, urban highvrays, National (}uard site, re-surfacing
of marked hight"mys in the ci ty and employee' 8 retirement. On
motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, report was accepted
and filed.
Ordinance 2475 levying special taxes on sewer district
#241 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2175 - lvlotion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call balot.
Vo ting yes, Foreman, Toft, Wi nldlOff , Cunningham. Vat ing no, none.
Johnson absent.
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WJTEREAS, the City of Grand Island inv:i. ted sealed bids for making
the annual audit of the city's records, to be received up to Solclock
p. M. on the 2nd day of IVlay, 1951, and to be mpened at 8 0 I clock P. M.
on said date, at the reGular meeting of the City Council of said City,
and
'V\JFEREAS, R. B. Lockwood of the City of Grand Island, submitted a
sealed bid for said work, and the bid of said R. B. Lockwood, was found
to be the lowest and best bid.
NOVi, '1' FiEHEPORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE COUNCIL 01<' 'J'HE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: that the bid of the said R. B. Loclcwood of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the auditing of the city's records,
be ,and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the work be
entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said H. B.
Lockwood, and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of
said City, be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for
and on behalf of said City.
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Ordinance.,g475 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
tHnkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft,
itJ'inkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson Absent.
Ordinance 247.9. - :Hotion by Cunningham, seconded. by
VVinkhoff, rules suspencled and ordinance placed on thircl reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
O1"'din8.nce 2475 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot.
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Voting yes, oreman,
Cunningham.
Toft, vVinkhoff,
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson.
Ordinance 2476 amending ordinance 1028 pertaining
to the construction and maintenance of privy and privy pits
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2476 - Hotion by 1>linkhoff, seconded by
Toft, was placed on first readi
at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, li'oreman, Toft, WlnldlO:ff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Absent J ohn80n.
Ordinance 2476 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordin8JlCe 'Placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman,
Toft, VJ'inkhoff, CunnL,gham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
,Ord.inance 2476 - Hotion by W'ihkhoff, fleconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2476 - Hotion by ~VinkllO:rf, seconOed ,by
Cunningham, ordinance placed on final p88Sa[se and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, VHnkJlOff, Cunningham..
Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordi~ance 2477 pertaining to outside frost proof
water closets was regularly passed by the council and signed
by the J1ayor.
Ordinance 2477 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, IrIaS placed on first reading at length. Floll call
ballot. Vot :Lng yes, Foreman, Toft, vvihkl1.off, Cunninghp.m. Vot ing
no, none. ~T ohnson absent.
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Ordinance 2477 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Floll call ballot. VotinG yes, Foreman,.
'Toft, W'inkhof'f, Cunningham. Voting no, none . ,Johnson absent.
Ordinallce 2477 - l-1btion by l'J'inl\.hoff, seooncle(1 by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, F'oreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Curtningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2477 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, vfinkhoff, Cunnint;ham.
Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
City manager made requ8nt for a vacation. Motion
by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, city manager was authorized
to make arrantjernent s for hi s vacation
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be appointed a8 acting city manager.
Claims against the city were presented. Motion
by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, claims were allowed as
presented. and 11 Btec1 in tilt? claim regi ster'e Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, nons.
Johnson absent.
Motion of Toft, council adjourned to eight o'clock,
Hay 9, 1051.
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APPHOPIUAT'ION S AND EX? 8NDI'I'URES
FOR FI(3CAL Yf~AH TO MAY 3, 1951.
FUND
APPHOPHIATIONS
HEC~;IPTS &
TRA;\'SF~RS
Bond & Interest
$40,912.50
31,540.00
24,000.00
32,000.00
10,000.00
4,700.00
13,788.25
Administrative
Engineer
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Heal th Fund
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Ci ty Hall
City Scales 1,000.00
Street & Alley Reserve 25,000.00
Municipal Pool 6,000.00
Incidentals
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261,152.50
78, 647 . 71
137.78
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Airport
Airport Lighting
Street & Alley
35,000.00
14,560.28
52, J+L}O . 64
Gas Tax
Sanitation
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Park Fund
4-0, 200.00
108,000.00
115,000.00
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
121,500.00
35,160.00
208.95
190,371.56
16,500.00
Pension Fund
Eddy ~)treet
Sycamore Street
SeVi'er Fund
60,000.00
S~wer Construction
65,321.05
60,409.68
Paving Fund
Light Garage
60,000.00
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Transfers
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1, 2114, 110 . 15
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1, 3 Jly, 398 .40
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Ligh t Fund
Seli,er District
Paving District
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BALi\N CEl
$4.0,912.50
6,650.41
4,236.87
11,206.80
24,889.59
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20,'793.20
7,550.70
2, ~.4-9..30
18,536.43
48.18-
420.54 579.46
7,838.85 17,161.15
2,173.46 3,826.54
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130,194.67 L44,71}6.08
47,190.53
1.41
31,1+57.18
136.37
29 , lfl 5 . 29 5,584.71
11,886.02 2,671}.26
27,1.30.90 25 , .309 . '74,
21,817.38 18,382.62
88,107.75 19,392.25
17,.~33.92 97,566.08
99,909.79 21,590.21
6,279.91 28,880.09
27,294.64 10,585.69-
160.00 190,211.56
~.7, 322. 28 12,67'7.72
58,152.50 7,168.55
25,591.86 34, 817. 82
4, 249.31 55,750.69
3,100.00 2,900.00
611,5;23~r:-16 'b89 ~-160~-24
18,1+89.44
91,000.80
498,991.39
10,207.80
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'$1,327,374.67
Resp~ctful1y submitted,
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Hay 9, 1951
Council met as per adjournment of May 2, for the
purpose of opening bids on turbo generator. All councilmen present
except Johnson, who is ill. Vice-president Foreman presided.
Bids were opened and read as follows:
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Item 2
C. H. itJheeler Hfg. Company
subject tc 10% price change
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~H:5, 998
Condenser Service & Eng. Co.
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Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co.
subject to 10% price change
Elliott Company
Subject to 10% price change
$307,389
$42" 700
$321,495
$46,865
Delaval Steam Turban Co.
Subj ect to 10,)~ price change
$301,550
General Electric Company
Subject to 10% price' change
$311,400
Westinghouse Electric Co.
Subject to 10% price change
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Worthington Pump & Eng. Co.
Subject to 10% price change
4~307 ,000
$44,700
His honor, addressed the representatives of the
various companies advising them they would each be given ten
mihutes to elaborate on their equipment and bids. After each had
been given hi s allotted time, motion by ~vinkhoff, seconcLecl by
Cunningham, bid.s 'Iorere referred to the city manager, light com-
mi s sioner and con suI ting engineel'!S for tabulation and. analysis.
Discussion on the renewal of the franchise to the
GrEtnc:l Island Transit Company, James Camaras ancl Ills associates
being present. No definite action.
City manager advised the council as to conditions
prevailing pertaining to the construction of the city garage
at Washington and North Front streets, having been previously
informed, evidently by persons 'l:J'i thout posi ti ve authol'i ty, that the
lease fro~ the Union Pacific was all in order, but at 5:30 P.M.
May 8, he received information from the Union Pacific railroad
company flatly denying previous negotiations.
After some discussion, motion by Toft, seconded by
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the Union Pacific Railroad Company relative to the lease of the
grouml at the shop garage lO:'ation.
Hotion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, adjourned to
7:30 P.M., May 16.
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Council met as per Special Call of the City Manager. Mr.Johnson
President of the Council ~nd H.1.Foreman Vice Pres. being absent the
Clerk asked for nominations for Acting President. On motion of Toft
seconded by Winkhoff that O.E.Cunningham preside as Acting Pres.
Motion of TOft,seconded by Winkhoff nominations were closed and O.E.
Cunningham unanimously elected as Acting President.
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Cunningham requested Mr.1utz,consulting engineer,to make report'
of the findings of the Committee to whom was referred the various
bids on Turbo-generator. Mr.1utz made report of findings with re-
ference to the various bids and also as to the room available for
the setting of the turbo-generator, the cheapest or lowest priced
bid covered equipment which was moo large for the space available.
Bid of the Allis-Chalmers Company $307,389.00 for Turbo-Generator
and $42,700.00 for condenser w~s recommen~ed as the best bid for
the City. C.W.Burdick complimented the bidders personally as to
II their sportsmanship and clean kKxi bidding,
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
furnishing of a 7500KW 'l'urbo-G.enera tor and Surface Condenser, said
bids to be received up to 8:00 0leloc1;;: P. M. on the 9th day of kay,
1951, and to be opened at a meeting of the City Council to be held in
the council room of the City Hall at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on said date,
and
WHEHEAS, in its instructions to bidders, the City of Grand Island
expressly provided as follows:
"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
of' the particular equipment to the specific use intended. TIle
Purchaser reserves the right to select the equipment which best
suits its needs whether the price is lowest or not, and also
reserves the right to reject all bids or waive informalities."
and
WLEREAS, after said bids were opened the same were referred to
Lutz 8c May, Consulting Engineers, in conjunction with L. R. Rudd, City
hlanager, and C. W. Burdick, Water, Light i:;~ Ice Commissioner, and
VJHEHEA(), the Ci ty Council has said bid.s and the recommendations
of' the Consul tine; Engineers before it, and :f'inds and determines that
the bid of the Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Company of IVIilwaukee,
Wisconsin, whose bid for furnisLLing the 'furbo-Generator in the sum of
$307,389 and for the furnishing of the Surface Condenser in the sum
of ~!;42,?00, is the best bid submitted.
NOW, 'l']]EHEPmn-;~, Em rp rmSOL'JIQ) BY'rEE COUNCIL O:F'
C 1'1'Y OF'
GRAND ISLAND, NF~BRASKA; that the bid of the said Allis Chalmers Manu-
facturing Company of Milwaukee, be, and the same is hereby accepted;
that the City enter into a contract with the said Allis Chalmers Manu-
fac turing Company for the furn:i. shing of said ~eurbo-Genera tor and
Surface Condenser in accordance wi th said bid; tha t the Ihayor ana Ci ty
Clerk, be, and they are hereb;'l ordered and authorized to sign said
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contract for and on behalf of the City of Grand Island; that all bid
bonds and cashier's checks furnished by unsuccessful bidders be re-
turned to such bidders and that the Gi t;y' Clerk attach a certified copy
of this resolution to the contract to be entered into for the purchase
of said equipment.
Respectfully submitted this 11th day of May, 1951.
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Hot ion of Toft, secondecl by Winlthoff, resolution "vas aclopted.
Regular surety bonds of
L. R. Rudd, city manager
Mac W. Young, house mover
'!riere presented. The bond of Hr. Ruda. had been okayed by the city
attorney but the one of Max W. Young had an expiration date of
October 31, 1951 and n house mover permit usually being mcHle
for the year ending December 31. There vms a statement by
Mr. Young, however, that only one job was to be performed under
thi 8 bond. Motion by Winkl1.off, seconcled by Toft, bonds v'lere
(lpproved.
J1r'. Allen, of the A11is;Chalmers Company complimented
his competitive bidders as being very sportmanlike.
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, council
adjourned.
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Nay 16, 1951
Council met in regular session. Councilmen present,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunpingham. Johnson and Foreman e:xcusec1 on
account of illness. The clerk advised the council it was neces-
sary to elect an acting president. On motion of Winkhoff, secon-
ded by Toft, Cunningham was nominated acting president. Motion
by Toft, s econcled b;y 1,Vinld1off, nominations closed and. unanimous
ballot cast for Cunninc;ham.
Minutes of May 2 were read and approved.
Regular surety bonds were presented as follows:
Ed R. Yocum
Richard Sidders
Isaac Williamson
James Kirkpatrick, Auctioneers
Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, were approved.
Requests for curb side~ialk "rere presented as follo'l'\Ts:
Mrs. L. R. Parks, along @Ast side lot S, block 100,
Railroad Addition
Mrs. Emma Frei, west side lot 6, block 40, Russell
Wheeler Addition
Howard Yost, along east side lot 1, block 127, Koenig
and Wiebe Addition
City manager l"'ecommencled permission be grantecl for said con-
struction. Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, recommendation
was approved.
Request of Mrs. Emil Schaaf for rezoning lot 2, block 6,
Woodbine Addition from Residence A to Residence B was presented
along \^lith plot, drawing of the proposed duplex and permission
fro ill all residen ts affected.
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, hearing date
was set for eight o'clock P.M., June 6.
Application from the Poor Sisters of St. Francis, C. G.
Krueger and Elsie Krueger to rezone lots 6, 7 and 8, bloc~ 3,
Elm Place from Residence A to Residence "B" vJaS presentecl.
On motion of itJinl-choff, seconded by Toft, hearing date vias set
for June 6, at eight o'clock P.M.
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City Manager made the appointment of E. J. Wolbach to
the Library Board for a period of five yeare.
Request of Harry Collins for permission to connect out
to the city water main in the Holcomb Additon on the Stolley Park
Road. Request was referred to the city manager.
Application for beer license of John \'lillman at 365 North
Eddy street l1TaS again present ed. A. C. Mayer present eel. argument 8
in favor of granting the license, Mr. Willman st~ting his reasons
for wishing the license, was not to make a leader of beer but
to have the beer to sell regular customers vrL.o buy it by the case.
Both the petition of customers and the protest of dealers were
presented. Motion of \HnldlOff, seconded. by Toft,
was received and placed on file.
Rev. Ammons, presia.ent of the Mini sterial Associaticn,
John Vlagoner, WilliE1.m Harris, Herman Jungclaus, presenteo_ al"'gu-
ments in protest more than in favor of. After some discussion,
Winkhoff,made the motion that action be deferred. until the two
absent members were prevent, making a full council. Motion secon-
ded by Cunningham. Carried.
The petition requesting ordinance lind ting grocery and
food store sales to six days a week was again presented, there
being thirty-two grocers favoring the ordinance. After some
discUS1$ion in 'which several grocers, Fatl1el"' Keating, Rev. llnmon,
favored the closing of grocery, food. stores one day out of seven,
but thought ~f it could be done in other ways than ordinance,
it would be more closely adhered to. After some discussion,
motion by Toft, seconded by Winld10ff', that the request for an
ordinance be l"'ejected. Motion carried.
Hr. Palmer appeared before the council I.ranting a plurn-
ber's license. Mr. Walker explained that previous work done by
Mr. Palmer had not been satisfactory and his examination before
the board did not permit the granting of a license, stating his
grade l,vas 23 out of a possible 70. After some discussion, Ml....
Pal mer 1:vas aclvi sed to take another t est before the board. }~otion
of rdinl\:.hoff, secondecl by Toft, council adj ournecl to a board of
adjustment.
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Nay 16, 1951
Council met as board of Adjustment. All councilmen present
except Johnson anclForeman 11ho vvere excused on account of illness.
Cunningham presiding.
Request of Mrs. Emma Frei for permis sion to buj_lcl a
second house on lot 0, blocl,,- 40, Russell lIJheeler Addition 1vaS
presented. Recommendation of the city manager that the request
be granted. Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, recommendation
approved.
City manager recommended lots 5 & 6, block 52, Packer
and Barrl8 Second, oT/mecl by the hir;hvay patrol had. been previously
zoned as Business A and in lIB-king of the new ordinance vTaS placed
in residence B zone. Motion of Toft, seconded by 'i!inklJ.off, that
said lots 5 & 6, block 52, Packer and BarrIs Second addition be
rezoned as Business A. Hearing date set for June 6, eight o'clock
P.:tvl. Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned as board of AO..justment.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
Hay 16, 1951
Council reconvened in relsular session.. All councilmen
present except Johnson and Foreman on account of illness. Cun-
ningham presiding.
Reauest by the garbage haulers of the city for increased
rates ('>JaB presented. Motion of rroft, second.ed by itJinkhoff, re-
quest was received and ordinance ordered drawn according to the
following schedule:
Removal 2 times per week
104 collections per year
Residential
Residential
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(single family units)
(multiple femily units)
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1 unit ~~1.25 per mo.
2 units 2.00 II
3 units 2.75 II
4 units 3.50 <<
5 units 4.25 II
6 units 5.00 II
each additional family unit
over 6 .50 per mo.
The city manager explained the straitv vote ,'li th reference f.
to municipal retirement and Social Security. Those favoring
Social Security 115, those opposing 48, as per the following analysis:
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AnS1vering "Yes" to both questions (They are
now participating in Municipal plan, but are
in favor of Federal plan)
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Answering "No" to both questions (They are
not participating in Municipal plan, and are
not in favor of Federal plan)
18
They are not on Municipal plan and are in
favor of Federal plan
69
They are now on Municipal plan, and are not
in favor of Federal plan
30
Annual report of J. G. Woodin was presented. Received
and placed on file.
Agreements by and between the city of Grand Island
and Winter-Ray pertaining to paving district to be created
'tv-herein they assume the financial responsibility of paying for
that portion adjacent to their property outside of the city
limits were presented. Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
agreements were approved as per recommendation of the city manager.
Acting president and clerk authorized to sign.
Proposed airport lease by and bet1:Teen the city of (}rand
Island and John Nietfeldt for building identified as T-861 for
$180 from May 1 to October 31 was presented. Motion by Toft,
seconded by Winkhoff lease was approved and acting president and
clerk authorized to sign.
Notioe of renewal of the lease with the weather bureau
was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by Win~loff was approved.
Ordinance 2478 rezoning lot 6, block 9, Rollins addition
from residenoe B to Business A i,ras regularly passed by tIle oouncil
and signed by the acting president.
Ox'clinanoe 2478 - Motion by iHnld1.off, seconded by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Toft, lHnl-choff', Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman
and. Johnson.
Ordinance 2478 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Toft,
Rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting ye 8, Toft, 1Hnkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent B'oreman <3.n<l Johnson.
Ordinance ~~J~ - Motion by Win~loff, seoonded by Toft,
rules supsnededand ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll oal1 ballot. Voting yes, Toft, t.Vlnkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absen t Foreman and. Johnson.
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Or(linance 2478 - Motion by iHnkhoff, seconcled oy Toft,
ordinan ce plgced on final pas sage ane1 finally pas sed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Absent Foreman and Johnson.
Ordinance 2479 rezoning lcl 4, block 2, Schimmers Addi-
tion from Residence A to residence B was regularly passed by the
council and signed by the Mayor.
.Ordinance 2479 - Hotion by \Hnkhoff, seconder} by 1'0ft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Toft, vVinIdlOff, Cunninghara. Voting no, none. AbBsnt 1,'o1"e-
man and Johnson.
~Unance 24?Q - Motion by :vinl<:JlOff, ssoonded by rl'oft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second readi
'by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, vJinkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Johnson.
Or(lt~Emce 2479 - lo/Iotion by lHnkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspencled and or(11nance placed on tjlird reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting ye[~, Toft, VJinlu10ff, CunninghaJTt.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Johnson.
Ordinance 2479 - l,jotion by vVinld10ff, seconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
baLlot. Vot in[; yes, Toft, 'ilinklwff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Absent Foreman and Johnson.
Or~tnance 2480 amending fireworks ordinance 1464 was
regularly passed by tIle council and signed by the mayor. Roll call
Voting yes, Toft, ~Hnkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Fore-
Ordinance 248.Q - Motion by VVinluloff, seconde(l by Toft, man and
Johnson
was placed on first reading at length. Roll ca}l ballot. Voting
yes, Toft, 1.Vinl'J1Off, Cunninc;ham. Voting no, none. Absent
Foreman and Johnson.
Ordinance 2480 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, CunninVlam.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Johnson.
Ordinance 2480 - Motion by 1,r.!in1<:.hoff, seconded by Tor't,
rules suspend.ed and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Vvinkhoff, Cunningham.
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o1;lng no, none.
Absent Foreman and Johnson.
Ord:Lnance 2480 - Hot ion by i/Vinkhoff, Eeconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passecl. Roll call
ballot. Vat :Lng yes, Toft, Wi nldlOff , Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Absent Foreman and Johnson.
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sale of lots 5 and 7, block 18,
Scarff's Addition to Earl
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Crrimmln(3'er for
by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2481 - Motion by 1/1inkhoff, seconded by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Toft, lVinldloff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman
aD d Cunningham.
Ord} nance ~ - Motion by 1,Vlnkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
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Absent
Ord.inance 248,1 - Motion by 1.Vinkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, iHnkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent For'eman andCunningham.
~"'c1inance 2481 - Motion by l\TinJdlOff, s econdec1. by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot.
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Voting yeB, oft, Win}choff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
01"'e1inance 2482 .creating paving district lLlO
in Tilden
street from Charles to Anna was regularly passed by the council
and signed by the Hayor. Roll call ballot. Voting yes Toft, Wink-
hoff, Cunningharn. Voting no, none. Absent B'oreman amI Johnson
Ordinance 2482 - Motion by 1i1inkhoff, second.ee1 by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, None. Absent 1"ore-
man and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2482 - Motion by !jvinkhoff, second.sd by Toft,
rulBs suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinancs 2482 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Vlinkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson an(1 Forer:18n.
Ordinance 2482 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call
ballot . Voting yes, (foft, IJ'linkhoff, Cunningham. Vot ing no, none.
Absent Johnson and Foreman.
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Ordinance 2483 creating paving district 141 in Anna street
from Jackson to Harrison was regularly passed by the council and
signed by the Mayor. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Wink-
hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent J0111180n and }."'oromen.
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Ordinance 2483 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Toft, \Vinkhoff, Cu.nningham. Voting no, none. Absent Jolmson
and Foreman.
Ordinance 2~83 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot . Voting yes, Toft, Vlinl':.:hoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absen t Johnson e.ncL Foreman.
Ordinance 2483 - Hotion by Vlill1tl1(jff, seco nded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Hall call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, vfinJrJ:lOff, Cunnin[)lam.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 248,3 - Hotion by vlinJs.hoff, secmded b:>' Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
I ballot. Voting yes, Toft, 1Hnlmoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none
Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 2484 creating paving district 142 in Louise
street from Jackson to Harrison was regularly passed by the
council and signed by the mayor. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Toft, 1i!inkhoff, Cunnincham. Voting no, none. Absent .Johnson
and Foreman.
Ordinance 2484 - Motion by itTinkhoff, seconded by troft,
was placed on first readi
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Roll call ballot.
Voting
yes, Toft, Winl:,,-hoff, Cunningham. Voting nO, none. Abs ent J ohn80n
and Foreman.
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rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Or<1i nance 2,.:184 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconctecl by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, 't'!inkhoff, Cunningham.
Vetting no, none. Absent Johnson and F'orernan.
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ordinance placed on final passage and finallY pasBe~. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Vlin]\'.hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Absent Johnson and Foreman.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
May 16, 1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand_ Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co. has
comnleted the work on Sewer District No. 242. in accordance with
the)lans and specifications and contract by and between the City
of G-:cand Island ~ Nebr. and the Diamond Engineering Co., which
contract is dated the 21st day of March) 1951.
I further certify that the work done contains the follow-
ing material at the unit prices set forth in the contract to-wit:
399 lin. ft. 8" clay tile in place @$2.24
$89.5.76
124.50
1018. 26~
1 manhole complete
Total
I recommend that the work completed by the Diamond
Engineering Co. be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.'
I herewith submit the following statement of all
costs in connection with said Sewer District No. 242.
To The Dic,inond Engineering Co.
To Engineering & Publication
($1018.26)
50.90
1069 .1"6
Total
Entire amount to Sewer District Fund.
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on the above Sewer District No. 242 on
the 6th Day of June 1951 a6 ~:OO o'clock P.M.
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City Engineer.
ltIotion of vHnkhoff, secorH:tec1 by Toft, report I'Tas approved.
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May 16, 1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Paving District No. 138, Vuhich district
is in Clay Street from 2n~ Street to 3rd Street.
Approx.
185cu.~ds. excavation
@ ~1.00 per. cu. yd.
178.8 cu. yds. 6" slab
@ $17.00 per. cu. yd.
75 lin. ft..lll x 611 expansion
joint @ $.25 .
42 lin. ft. straight alley
curb @ $.$.65
$185.00
3039.60
18.75
27.30
3270.65
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City Engineer.
Motion by Toft, seconded by WinlLQoff, was approved.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
May 16, 1951.
Honorable Mayor & City CounCil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Paving District No. 139, which district
is in Louise Street from Grant Street to Arthur Street.
Approx. 400 cu. yds. excavation
@ $1.00 per cu. yd. ~i 400.00
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II 387.3 cu. yds. 611 concrete slab
@ $17.00 per. cu. yd. 6584.10
" 75 lin. ft. 1" x 6" expansion
joint @ $.25 18.75
II 213 lin. ft. curb & gutter
@ $1.35 per. lin. ft. 287.65
Total 7290.50
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Mot ion by 'raft, seconc1ecl by \Hnkhoff, 'ioTas approved.
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May 16, 1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grcmd Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Paving District No. 140, which district
is in Tilden Street from Charles Street to Anna Street.
Approx. 700
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645
cu. yds. excavation
@ $1.00 per. cu. yd.
cu. yas. 6" slab
@ $17.00 per. cu. yd.
line ft. straight alley
curb @ $.65 per. line ft.
1. ft I" 6" .
In. . x expanslon
joint @ $.25 per. line ft.
line ft. ourb & gutter
@ $1.35 per. line ft.
Total
$700.00
11573.09
104. 00
54.00
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13301.84
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Mot ion by Toft, seconded by VHnkhoff, ';vas approved.
Grand Island., Nebraska.
May 16, 1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Paving District No. 141, which district
is in Anna Street from Jackson Street to Harrison Street.
Approx.
190
162.8
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424
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cu~ yds. excavation
@ $1.00 per. cu. yd.
cu. yds. 611 slab
@ $17.00 per.cu. yd.
1in. ft. curb & gutter
@ $1.35 per. 1in. ft.
lin. ft.. I" X 6" expansion
joint @ $.25 per. line ft.
Total
q~ 190. 00
2767.60
572.40
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City Engineer
Motion by Toft, seconded by 11inl.u"loff, 'Vms al)proved.
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May 16, 1951
Honorable Ma.yor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the consj:;;rv.ction of Paving Dlstrict No. 142, which district
is in Louise Street from Jackson Street to Harrison Street.
Approx.
175 cu. yds. excavation
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,g) 'if.. per. cu. yy .
162.8 cu. yds. 6" slab
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@ ~n7.00 per. cu. yd.
75 lin. ft. ,1" x 6" expansion
joint @ $.25 per. lin. ft.
370 lin. ft. curb & gutter
@ $1.35 per. lin. ft.
Total
18.75
499.50
~'60.85
$ 175.00
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Motion by Toft, seconded by ~'linkhoff vlaS approved..
After some discussion, on motion of Toft, seconded by
iJJinkhoff, salary of the ci ty manager bias increased $500 per
year, and ordinance ordere(} draVJT1.
Claims against the city were presented.
Motion by \Vink-
hoff, s econc1ed b3T Toft, ,\;1'ere approvecl as pres ent eel and Ii st ed in
the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Wink-
hoff, Cunningham. Vat ing no, none. Absent Johnson and F'orernan.
Motion by Toft, council adjourned to 2:30 P.M. May 23, 1951.
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Council met as per adjournment of May 16. All councilmen
present except Johnson 8neJ l"oreman, who are ill. CunninLchmi1
pref3iding.
Heouest of the Loup Hiver Public P01der Dietrict of Columbus
for authority to construct, operate and maintain electric trans-
mission lines, parrallel, cross or continuous to tho city
electric line, from Grand Island to Broken Bow and also Hastings
to Hebron, vJas presented. On motion of' Toft, sGconOed by ri'Jink-
hoff, permission was granted and actins President and city
Clerk authorized to slgn.
Request of the Union Stocl'~ Yarcls Company to rezone lots
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, in block 17, Baker's Addition from Business A
to Btu3iness B classification \'Ies pref3ented. On motion of 1riink-
hoff, seconded by Toft, hearing date was set for eight o'clock
P . M., J un e 6 .
Regular surety bonds were presented as follows:
L. M. Carstenson, plumber
Jgmes 1,\7ebb )
Don Warner ) Auctioneers
Having been okayed by the city attorney, on motion of Toft,
seconded by T,1Tinkhoff, vIers approved.
ORDINANCE 2485 creating paving district 143 in John Street
from Logan to Tilden; in Louise street from Harrison to Clay;
in Logan street from Charles to Anna; was regularly passed by the
council and signed by the acting president.
Ordinance 2485 - Hotion of Toft, 8 econc1ec1 by1'linkhoff,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
ye s, Toft, T.1inkhoff, Cunningham. Votinb no, none. Absent
Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 2485 - Motion of Toft, seconded by VJinlchoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. V ot ing ye s, Toft, T;linldloff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance ?4!:3J2. - l-1otion of Toft, ssconded by V/inl{hoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Holl call ballot. V ot inr~ yes, Toft, 1o.Jin}:;:hoff, Cunningh2Jn.
Voting no, nons. Absent Johnson ancU'orernan.
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Ordinance i248.!2. - Notion by Toft 1 seconded by vlinkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Vat ing yeG, 'roft, Wlnld1off, Cunningham. Vat ine;
no, none. Absent Johnson and F'orernan.
ORDINANCE 2486 Pertaining to city manD.ger I s salary 1128
regularly passed by the council and signed by the acting president.
Ordinance 2486 - 1'-1otion by 'VinkrlOff, secon(led by Toft 1
was placed on first readl
at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Toft, WinldlOff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Ab;3ont
Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 2486 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second readi
by title
only. Roll call ballot. VotinG yes, Toft, Vlinkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
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Ordinance 2486 - 110t ion by Winkhoff, secondecl by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Vat tng yes ,Toft, \iinld10ff , Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Or(11nance 2/,"t3,6 - Hotion by v!inkl1off, seconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage End finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Votlng yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
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May 23, 1951
Honorable :JIayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the eonstruction of Paving District No. 143, which district
is in Logan Street from Charles Street to Anna Street. In
Louise Street from H8rrison Street to Clay Street. In John
Street from Logan Str'eet to Tilden Street.
Approx. 1500 cu. yd.s. excaviJ.tion
@ $1.00 per. cu. yd. $ 1500.00
11 1412.63 cu. yds. 611 slab
@ $16.50 Del'. cu. yd. 23308.40
II 465 lin. ft. lllX ~II exoansion
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joints @ $.25 per. lin. ft. 116.25
II 631 lin. ft. curb & gutter
@ $1.35 per. lin. ft. 851.85
II 2 manholes adjusted
@ $25.00 each 50.00
25826.50'
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City Engineer
Motion by Toft, secondect by illinkhoff, viaS approvecl.
On motion of Vlinlrnoff, seconded by Toft, tllOt the city
clerk advertise for bids on paving districts 137, 138, 139,
140, 141, 142, and. 143 to be received up to eight o'clock P.I;!.,
June 20.
Airport leases were presented as follows:
Carl R. Sorenson, building identified as T-839, $240 per yr.
Clarence '.'!il1:1.8ms, buildings iclentif:lec1 as T-'702,
704, 705, 707, 708, 710, 711, 71~') for $11~~0 per year
Clarence I. Catesl buildingSident:lfied as T-451-454,
456, and 460 for $350 per year
On mot ion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff 1 leases 't'ITere approved
and the acting president and clerk authorized to sign.
Proposed agreement by and between the city of Grand Island
and C. E. Gleason for pasturing sheep along the outfall ditch
was presented. On mot:lon of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, approved,
and the acting president and clerk authorized to sign.
Verbal request of the Ameri CEm Can Company by the city
manager for use of building or buildings at the airbase was
presented. On motion of Toft, seconded by \fVinl\:.hoff, city
attorney was authorized to c1raw up lease.
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Petition for sewer in block 14, Scarff's addition was
presented. After some discussion, motion by Toft, seconded by
Winkhoff, that an ordinance be prepared creatinG district.
City manager reported that the Union Pacific, through
Mr. Cook, authority for Mr. Stoddard, had been advised that
the original agreement pertaining to lease of ground at the
location of the proposed City garage haa been received.
Discussion on lighting tennis courts but no positive
action. Also an over-all recreation program.
City manager callecl attention to the tax foreclosure sale,
case 426, to beheld June 20.
Request for water main to be laid in the 1700 block on
North Lafayette Has presented. On motion of 'ilinkhoff, seconded
by Toft, that the city attorney be instructed to prepare ordinance
creating said district.
Motion by Toft, meeting adjourned.
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City Clerk
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June 6) 1951
Council met as Board of Equalization on Sew"er Dist.
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man absent on account of illness. Cunningham presiding.
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BE I'l' RESOLVED BY THE GOTJl'rCIL OP THE CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND, NEBR-
ASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been
given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of
Sewer District No. 242, to be the total sum of $1069.85; that we find
the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the
total sum of q~106D. 85 and that we find the benefi ts accru5.ng to the
respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the
sums set opposi te the several descriptions as follows:
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION ANIOUN~r
Ellis R & Bernice A. Williams 1 28 Highland ~Park :;j;77. '75
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Earl L. & Viola i:~'i Christensen 2 28 " II 76.20
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Melvin L. (;:, Margaret Boroff 3 28 II II 77.75
I Earl L. 0": Viola Jii ChristenElen N! 4 2e II II 38.10
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Orin Contryman 8-1- 4 28 II II 38.10
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Melvin L. 0 Margaret Boroff Nl 5 28 II II 38.10
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J. E. & Charlotte C. Post C' J. 5 28 II It 38.10
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Orin Contryman 6 28 II If 76.20
J. .:':1 & Chat'lotte c. Post N36' 7 28 II II 55.95
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Ivlauri tz R. ~ Alice M. Olson 813' 7 28 II II 20.20
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Orin Contryman 8 28 II \I 76.20
Mauritz R. & Alice lVl. Olson 9 28 II II 76.20
Orin Contryman 10 28 II \I 76.20
Orin Contryman 11 28 II II 76.20
Orin Contryman N?3 12 28 II It 38.10
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H. Wayne & Opal I. Marsh 01 12 28 II II 38.10
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R. Wayne ,',,.. Opal I. Marsh 14 28 II II 76.20
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There being no protests, motion or \hnldlOff 1 Deconcted by Toft
resolution was adopted.
140t ion of Toft, seconded by V:!inkhoff, council aclj ourned
as board of EQuE:llization.
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Actin8 City Clerk
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June 6, 1951
Council met in regtllar session "vi th Toft, V.Jinkhoff and
Cunningham present. Johnson and Foreman absent on account of
illnesEJ. Cv.nningham presiding.
Communication from the Midwest Airlines with reference
to mail piclced up at North Platte and (}rlmC!Islanc1 was presented..
On motion of ::finkhoff, seconeJec1 by Toft, \'la8 referred to the
ci ty r:08.nager.
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extension of Plum street from Memorial Drive to Bismark vJaS
presented. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, referred to
the city manager and the city engineer.
Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to meet as board
of Adjustment.
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Request of Mrs. Emil Schaaf for rezoning lot 2, block 6,
vloodbine aclcUtion :['rom Hesic1ence A to Hesic1.ence B i^JaS reael.
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hof f, reoue st lvas granted and ordinance ordered fIrawn.
Request of Union Stock Yards Corr~any for rezoni
lots
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 in Block 17, Baker's addition from business A
to Business B was read. There being no protests, motion of
Toft, seconded by Vlinkhoff' J reque st was gI'cmt eel and ordinance
ordered c1ravm.
Request of Poor Sisters of St. Francis Seraph and C. G.
Krueger for rezoning lots 6, 7, 8, Block 3, Elm Place from
Residence A to Residence B was presented. There being no
prot e st s, on fflotion of iiTinldloff, seconded b:Y' Toft, l"eque st
was granted and ordinance ordered drawn.
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, council ad-
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H.. L. IIarrison
Acting City vlerk
Grand Island, Nebraska
J'une 6, 19b1
Cou.nci1 met in regular ses sian. Toft, Vlinkhoff' and
Cunningham present. Johnson and, ~'oreman absent on account
of illness. Cunningham presiding.
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VfILI1;FmAS, on the ~31st day of June, 1950, an aGreement was entered
into by and between the City of Grand Island and C. J. McIntosh
assocIated with The Texas Company, a corporation, concerning the sale
of gasoline and oil at the Grand Island Airbase, which said agreement
was to terminate on the ~'SOth day of June, 19t'Sl, and
WEEREAS, the said C. J. McIntosh has retired from said business
and The Texas Company, a corporation, has taken over the interest of
the said C. J. McIntosh and desires to enter into a like agreement.
NOVi, TEEREPORE:, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE C01TIiJCIL OF' THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the agreement heretofore entered into by
and between the City of Grand Island and the said C. J. McIntosh, be,
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attached, dated February 1st, 1951, and terminating on the 31st day
of Janua;try, 1952, be entered into by and between the said City of
Grand I slanc1 and The 'l'exas Company, a corpora tion, and tb.a t the same
be signed by the Vice President of the City Council and the City Clerk.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day 01' June, 1951.
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Motion of1:'Jinkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution \!Jas ad.opted.
Proposed agreement by and between the city of Grand
Islnna. and the Texas Company for a.eli very of gasoline and oil
at the airbase was presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded
by Toft, was approved and the mayor and city clerk authorized
to siGn.
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Reouest of E. W. Hogle for permlsslon to build curb
sidewalk along east side of lots 3 and 4, block 2, South Grand
IsI,md, along \vitb the permission of' Koehler, Smitb, Fletcher,
v/olf, ""vas preB(:mt ed. Hotion of 'Vlinkhoff, sGconc1ec} by Toft,
reouest 1,v[lS granteo..
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the Office of Price Stabilization
v'las presented.
Motion
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and ylaced on file.
Letter from State Tax Commissioner, along with t
opinion
of tlle Attorney General, pertaining to Social Security was
presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, received
and olaced on file.
Reauest of Donald Stelk for nermission to build the
second house on lot 4, block 2, Schimmer1s Addition, was
presented. After some discussion in which it was brought out
that this is an inside lot and not a corn8r lot, motion by
Toft, secondec1 by Winl:hoff, the.t the request be not grflnted.
Bonds were presented as follows:
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Floyd R. Dunham, Plumber
Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, bonds were approved.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island has a. used chlorinator described
as one used Wallace & Tiernan Chlorinator, Model SPO-M, Serial No.
1-2363, f'o1" ~'ihich it has no)( use, and the Ci ty of Havenna desires to
purchase the said chlorinator and has offered to pay ~;250 for the same,
and
WHEREAS, the amount oi'i'ered seems to be i'ai1" and reasonable and
the same should be accepted.
TflEREFORE, BE IT HESOLVED BY TEE COUl'iIC IL. OF T
CITY OF GHAlm
ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the above described chlorinator be sold to the
Ci ty of Bavenna i'or the sum at: ~~250; that a Bill ot: Sale be issued to
said city for tile same and that the acting mayor and city clerk, be,
and they are hereb:)' authorized to sign said Bill of Sale.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day at: June, 1951.
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Motion of Toft, secondec1 by vHnkhoff, resolution VIas adopted.
Application of Leslie B. Knuclsen as manager of the
Eagles was presented and referred.
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BE I'll RESOLVED BY THE C'JUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, :rJEBR-
ASKA, that Leslie B. Knudsen, be, and he is hereby approved as manager
for the licensee, the Fraternal Order-Eagles 1/378, at the address known
as 219-223 East Third Street in said City.
BE IT F'UHTEER .RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certifIed
copy of this Resolutlon to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of June, 1951.
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BE rr RESOLVED BY
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eaUNC IL OF TH:i'; CITY OF GHAND ISLAHD,
N.!I:BRASKA, that Charles A. Kahrhoff, be, and he is hereby appointed
Director of Civil Defense for said City, and that he or his successor
in office, be empowered, in case of natural disaster, subversive
action, or enemy action, to use any of the city equipment of any kind
or description, and that he may call upon any or all employees of' the
City of Grand Island to assist him, papticularly those in charge of
the maintenance and operation of' said equipment, and that no f'urther
autlillrity is hereby required for said Director of Civil Defense to
act.
l/loved by
t'iinkhof'f
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that this resolution be approved as ~ead. Carried.
He spe ctful1y subrni tted thi s 6th day ot ,Tune, 1951.
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VYlJ:!;REAS, Charles A. Kahrhoff, has on this day been appointed
director of Civil Defense for the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and
said ci ty ShOlJ.ld se t aside money for the purpo::=:e oi' paying necessary
expenses incurred in carrying out Lis duties as such Director.
NOW, rl'l-n~rl.EPOHE, BE IT RESOLVED b;y the Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, that the sum of $250.00 be transferred from
the Incidental Ii'und to a new fund to be known as "Civil Del'ense Pundll;
that the said amount of ~p250.00 or so much thereof as may be necessary,
be used for the purpose of paying necessary expenses incurred by the
said Civil Defense Director for the balance of the ensuing fiscal year;
that the Cit:r Treasurer, be, and he is hereby directed to transfer the
amount of said funds as herein ordered; that the amount of such trans-
fer be shown on the records of the City Clerk and City Treasurer and
that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this resolution to the
City '1'reasu1'er.
Hespectfully submitted this 6th day of June, 1951.
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Motion by Toft, 8econ(:_e(1 by Hinkhoff, resoluti on vTaS adopt ed.
Proposed lease by and bet\veen the city of Grand Island
and Armour Hay and Feed Oompany for building identified as
T-85l for $1440 per year was presented. On motion of Toft,
seconded by 1Hnl<:.hoff, the agreement i"Tt18 approved. and the mayor
and clerk authorized to sign.
Proposed lease by and bet1~!een the c1 ty of Growl Islancl
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and Harry Hanfelt for building identified as T-850 for $1492.50
per year "tws presenteo.. Hotion of Toft, seconded by \rHnkl1off
v'TaS approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign.
Application of Henry Washington,116 East South Front st.,
for license to sell Beer PIOn & Off Sale" and Herman R.Jungclaus
for "Off Sale" Beer License were presented.On motion of Winkhoff,
seconded by Toft same to be advertised for hearing at 8:00 o'clock
P.M. June 20,19)1.
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WHEREAS, the City of' Grand Island is the owner of the real estate
described as Lots One, Two, 'l'hree and the North half of Four (1, 2,
3, & N-~ 4), of' Block Fif'ty-seven (57), Original TOlI'm, now the 01 ty
of Grand Island and it is deemed advisable that the City Council have
the value of the same determined by competent and disinterested
appraisers.
NOiN, TEEREFOm!:;, BE, IT HESOLVED BY nIE COUNCIL OF' TEE CITY OF'
GRAND ISLAND; that Harley G. Candish, Earner fJ:. Brown and Pred l'ilaurer,
of the City of Grand Island, be, and they are hereby appointed as
such appraisers and that Harley G. Candish be designated as Chairman
of said Appraisal Committee.
BE IT I'UHTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk notify each of the
above named persons of his appointment as appraiser and that each be
furnished a certified copy of this resolution.
Respectf'ully submitted tb.is 6th day of June, 1951!
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1-1otion of VTinkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution vms adopted.
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BE rI.' RESOLVED BY TIlE COUNCIL OF' 'CRE Crey OF GRAND ISLATJD, NEBR-
ASKA; that. from and aft.er the 1st day of July, 1951, the rates for
the collection of garbage, trash, and refuse in the Cit.y of Grand
Island be as follows:
Removal 2 times per week
Hesidential (single family units) 1 unit i;:1.25 per mo.
Residential (multiple family units) 2 un1 ts 2.00 per mo.
Hesident.ial (multiple family units) 3 units 2.75 per mo.
Residential (Multiple family units) 4 uni t.s 3.50 per mo.
Hesidential (multiple famil:)! units) 5 units 4.25 per mo.
I Residential (multiple family uni t s ) 6 units 5.00 per mo.
each additional family unit
over 6 .50 per mo.
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Hates to be charged for business, commerical and industrial
premises shall be commensurate with the nature and extent of gar-
bage and rubbish accumulated t.hereon and the service rendered in
the collection thereof, the exact amount of which shall be fixed
by agreement be tween the partie s" concerned; providecl, however, that
no such rate shall be less than $2.50 per month.
BE I'l'FURTliER RESOLVED that the City Clerk fox'vvard a certified
copy of this Resolution to the Sanitation Department.
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Motion by Toft, seconded by VVinkllOff, x'esolution VIas aclopted.
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WHEHEAS, the council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has by
ordinance created a paving district, so that that part of Bismark Road
lying between Oak Street and Vine Street may be paved, and
WllEREAS, Nitzel and Company, a corporation, of the City of Grand
Island, OM1S a certain tract of land lying directly south of Bismark
Road abutting said paving district, which said tract of land lies be-
yonp the corporate limits of said city, and
WHEHEAS, Nitzel and Company, a co.eporat:i.on, has signed an agreemen
in which said company requests that that part of BismaI'k Road be paved
and that the same be assessed against the North 132 feet of the real
estate belonging to the said Nitzel and Company, a corporation; that
the same be assessed in the same manner and to the same extent as if
said land were within the corporate limits of said city.
NOW, TBEHEF'OHE, BE IT HESOLVED BY TEE COUNCIL or;'
C I IJ.'Y OF
GHAND ISLAND, NI~BRASKA; that the said proposed agree:ment between the
City of' Grand Island and the Nitzel and Company, a corporation, be, and
the same is hereby approved and the Vice President of the City Council
and the City Clerk are hereby authorized to sign the same for and on
behalf of said c1 ty.
Re spe ctfully submi tted thi s 6th day of June, 1951.
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Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted
and mayor and clerL authorized to sign.
Request of Bell and Gedsteadt for water main district
in St. Mary street from Eddy street to the south city limits
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vJ"aS present eel. On motion of Toft, seoonded by Wi nl\.hoff , request
vms granted and ordinance ordered dravVl1.
ORDINANCE 2487 levying taxes on 881mr district 2,1:2 vms
reGularly passed by the council and signed by the YnIo'Yor.
Ordinance 2487 - 1,1otion by T,Vinkhoff, seconded by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Toft, T,'linlthoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ord.inance 2487 - Notion by Winl\.llOff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended ancl ordinance placed on second reacUng by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, tHnkhoff', Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 2487 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third readi
by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Vot:"Lng no, none. Absent Johnson and. Foreman.
Ordinance 2487 - Moti.on by tVinlchoff, necondecl by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
ORDINANCE 2488 Creating ",.mter main district 145 in
Lafayette street from 17th to 18th was regularly passed by
the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2488 - Motion by Toft, seconded. by Winkhoff,
vras placed on first reacling at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 24~.sl - Notion by Toft, seconcled by VJinkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, VJinkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 2488 - Hotion by Toft, seconded by VJinkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third readihg by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, tHnlthoff, Cun:lingham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman
Ordinance 2438 - l'10tion by rroft, seconcled by \/Tinkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally pasEed. Roll call
ballot. VotinG yes, Toft, Vlinl~hoff, Cunningharfl. Voting no, none.
Absent J o11nson and F'oreman.
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ROBel fporn o a};:. street to Vine street "''faS regula.rly passed by
the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordina(~Q...e 2489 - l1Iotion by \hn1choff, seconded by rroft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting ye 8, Toft, l.'Jinkhoff, Cunningham. Vot ing no, none.
Absent JO.hnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 2489 - Hotion by Vhnkhoff, secon(lecl by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Vot ing JTe s, rrot't, W'inJ'i.l!off, Cunninc:;ham.
Voting no, none. J.~bsent Jollrwon and Foreman.
OrcUnance 24:8g - Motion by 1Hnklwff', seconded by 'roft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Vat ing yes, Toft, i;JinkrlOf:i:', CUlulinuJ18Jn.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson ann Foreman.
OrchnFince '242-9 - Notion by 1rJinJ:hoff', seconded by T:ft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunnin
Voting
no, none. Absent ,Johnson and Foreman.
ORDINANCE 2490 creating special sewer district 245 in
16th street to State Street between KruBe and Taylor Avenue.
was regularly passed by thn council and signed by the mayor.
Orclinance 2490 - Not ion by Vlinkhoff, seconc'led by T o:i:'t,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
'lot ing ye n, Toft, 1.eJinkhoff, Cunninghmn. Voting no, none.
Absent Johnson and F'oreman.
Ordinance. ;.>t9o - Notion by 1:JinJchoff, Beconc1ecl by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second rendi by
title only. Roll call ballot. 'loti
ye s, T of t, \1/i n~dLOff,
Cunningharn. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Or'clinp:n_c!= ~2490 - Motion by 1,1in];:]wff, secondec1 by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by
title only.
Holl call ballot.
V t" '1' "cot
o lng yes, OJ.,
\rJinkho
Cunnin::;ham. Voting no, none. Absent JoLmson end F'oreman.
Orc1ir~e 24fO - Hotion by ~1!ink11Off, seconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
c811 ballot. Voting' yer;, rroft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none. ,Absent Johnson and Forenu?ctl.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
June 6, 1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
a'rand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer1s estimate for
the construction of Paving Dsitrlct No. 144, which d.istrict
is to be in Bisme,rk Road from Oak Street to Vine Street.
Approx.275 cu. yds excavation
@ $1.00 per. cu. yd.. 275.00
II 266.12 cu. yds. 611 slab
II @ $16.50 per. cu. Ifd-. 4390.98
206 lin. ft. curb & gutter
@ $1.35 per. lin. ft. 278.10
II adju st one manhole 25.00
Build 1 water valve
manhole 75.00
II 75 lin. ft. 1 x 6 expansion
joints @ $.25 per. lin. ft. 18.75
'ra tal 5062.83
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City Engineer
Motion of Toft, seconi:,ed by 1;JinklJoff, w-as approved.
Grena. Island., Nebraska
June 6, 1951
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Sewer District # 245 which district is
to be in the alley between Krues Ave. and Taylor Ave. from
16th Street to State Street.
Approx.
1230 lin. ft. 811 clay tile
@ $2.15 per. lin. ~t.
132 lin. ft. 10" clay tile
@ $2.25 per. lin. ft.
4 Manholes
@ $1~25. 00 each
2644.50
297.00
500.00
3441.50
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City Engineer.
J'~otion by 1,'>linkhoff, secondec} by Toft, 'l,v8.s Ilclproved.
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CIsims against the city were presented. On motion of
Winkhoff, 8econ~ed by Toft, were allowed as read and listed
in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft,
1:Hnkhoff, CunninGham. Voting no, none. Absent Fo::."ernan EUld.
Johnson.
Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft, Mayor O. W.
Johnson be excused for absence during his illness. Carried.
Mot ion by 1rVin~"JlOff, council ac1j ourneo..
R. L. Harrison
Acting City Clerk
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APpr~OPH1AT10NS AND EX? D1TURES
FOI~~ 11'1 SCLL Yii"'AR TO JUN E 7, 1951.
FUND
Bond & Int':::r'2st
AQIIlinistrutive
EDgin '2e1'
storm neVi,er
H'2alth Fund
Ci ty HEdI
Ci ty ~kal'~s
City Defense Fund
Municip2J_ Pool
APPHOPHIATIONS
,'tt>;0 91r, 50
~F + ,. ~. '
31,540.00
24,000.00
3~2, O()O. 00
10,000.00
4,700.00
1,000.00
6,000.00
street &, Alley Hes'21've 25,000.00
In cidentul s
Jlirport
Airport TJighting
street & Alley
Gas Tax
f3Emi te.tion
Park Fund
Police Fund
C'2met'8ry Fund
Fire Fund
Psr\sion Fund
Eddy f:5treet
Sycnmors Street
8e11:'8r Fund
newer Construction
Paving Fund
Light Garage Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Transfers
I ce Fund
tel' Fund
1igh t Fund
Sew'?l' District
Paving District
86 000.00
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261,152.50
78,647.71
137 .78
35,000..00
14,560.28
52, 11'40 . 64
40,200.00
108,000.00
115,000.OO
121,500.00
35,160.00
208.95
190,371.56
60,000.00
65,.321.05
60,J+09.68
6 000.00
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1, 2A.4, 110.15
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1,334,648.11'0
n fTC l~I P '1' S &
THAN SIi' fi:RS
1.3,788.25
~)50. 00
14;'038 . 25
16,500.00
60,000.00
90';538.25
EXP @JD ED
27,505.12
21,894.40
22,104.87
8, /+311' . 91
19,96'2.77
11'88. !r5
3,633.11
9,051,..67
_21.1..4;?'4~51
11J4, 502.81
5 ;2, 766 . 75
151.61
31,157.35
13,3/+5.29
30,170.87
26,661.79
98,557.83
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7'~"'~)._/4"T
107,2.37.21
7,008.65
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160.00
51,904.57
58,15~'.50
25,753.95
5,666.16
4,400.00
75j;',-S4~O.-32
20,520.95
103,086.16
563,963.23
11,24.9.1",6
63 51:3.06
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$1,1+67,17,3.18
Resp'?ctful1y slJbmi tted,
F. S. Villite, City Clerk.
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BALAN CE
i'flt40 01'--' 1:'.0
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2,lD5.60
9,895.13
1,565.09
1,47ly.52.
511.55
250.00
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15,945.33
_2h27.5.49
130,687.94
25,880.96
13.83
3,(t~2.65
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190,211.56
8, 095.43
7,168.55
34,655.73
54,.3.33.84
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Grflnd. Island, Nebr.
June 20, 1951
Council met in regular session. Acting chairman
Cunningham presid.inG'. All councilmen present except
Johnson, who is ill and Foreman, out of the city.
Minutes of the meetings of May 9, 11, 16, and 23
were read. There being no objections, were approved.
Request of Henry Tjaden for permission to enclose
oorei: at hi S resiclence) along wit permi ssion of several
property owners in that vicinity, was presented. Motion
of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF G.fu\ND
ISLAND, NEBHASKA, that the application of
Henry Washington
Hank's Cafe
119 E. Front st.
for license to sellOn and Orf Sale Beer, within the City
of (1-1'anc.1.. Island, be ~/
BE IT F'URTHER RESOLVED THAT the 01 ty Clerk fOl"vrard
to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln,
Nebraska, a certified copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 20th day of June, 1951.
Members of the City Council
Hot ion of vJ'int.hoff, seconded. by Toft, resolution a(10pted..
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, 'l'oft, IHnklwff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Forem,<m.
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BE rer RESOLVED BY THE COm1CIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND
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ISLAND, NEBHASKA, that the application of
Herman R. Jungc1aus
Locust Street Grocery
514 S. Locust st.
for license to sell Off Sale Beer, vritJi.in the City of
Granc.l Islnnd, be -~ ~
BIe IT FUHrrHER RESOLVED that theCi ty 01erk for'iTar(]
to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln,
Nebraska, a certified copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 20th day of June, 1951.
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Hot ion of Toft, seconded by i:Jinkhoff, resolutlon ldas adopt ed..
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, vVlnlrJ:lOff, Ounningh2.m.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and. Forernan.
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Bids on paving districts 137, 138, 139, 140, 141,
142, 143 were presented as follows:
ru s souri Valley Green & Diamond:
Pav. Di at. Construction Co. Groesbeck Eng. Co.
. 137 ;5856.21 3(371. ~n 3799.40
138 ~5169. 75 :5168.56 3124.58
I 1;39 7072.37 7094.04 6972.27
140 12913.53 129E31 .12 127::::6.99
141 3451.36 3<1:97.86 3401.71
142 3364.75 3404:. t)6 ~)31 7 . 68
143 25731.24 25790.71 ~~5 360. 67
On motion Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred
to the city manager and city engineer.
Tl18 city mrnaser recommended that bids be received July 2
for sewer district 245, and paving district 144 to be received
July 18. Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation
vms approved.
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Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, clerk was authori-
zed to advertise for bids for redecorating the police station.
Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, specifications
for poles to be used in the light departnwnt v,rere approved.
and clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received. July 18.
June 16, 1951
To the Honorable Mayor and
Members of the Citv Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
Since Mr. Paul C. Hol:rnberg, City Attorney, w'ill be X
unavailable for 2 period of time because of vacationing and
hospi taliz8tion, 8nel since there viill uncloubteclly be a need
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that an acting City Attorney be appointed for that period.
I am aopointing j.1r. VV. G. Blackburn as Acting City
Attorney for thnt period, to be pElid upon 8. "task an6. time"
basis.
Respectfully submitted,
L. H. Hudd, City Manager
Motion of Toft 1 seconclecl by v1inkhoff, D..ppointrnent was confirmed.
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Ci ty of Granen 81 and, Nebr.
Grand Island, Nebraska
Attention: B'. 8. 1.,'.Jhite, City Cle:c'k
Dear Sirs:
Re: Lots One, Two, Three and
Nortl: One-Half Four,
in Block Fifty-Seven
Original Town, now City of
GrandIsland, Nebraska
In our opinion, the value of the above described property
is 1~43,OOO.OO.
Respectfully submitted,
Harley G. Candish
H. T. BrOi:V11
B'red C. I"iaurer
Motion by Toft, clecondecl by ~VinJ:choff, report l-JE.lS received Etnd
placed on file.
Request of Earl Grimminger that lots 12, 14, 16, block 1,
Scarff IS Add:1.. tion, b~"ezoned from resic1enc~e "A" to Residenee liB"
was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded
Winkhoff, hearing
date was set for 8:00 July 2.
Recommendation of the city manager that action on May 16,
1951, relative to correction of zoning of lots 5 and 6, block 5f~,
Packer and Barr's Second and complements, be resoinded and
t11.at necessary papers correcting the e1"I'Or in zoning be pre-
pared by the city attorney and oonsidered at the next session,
was presented. On motion of WinJd1off, seconded by Toft, reCOill-
mendation was approved.
Bids of the various contractors on paving districts
having been assembled and analysized by the city manager as
follO\Js:
Diamond Engineering Co.
.""58 '70 '7 'zO
i:}P-., t.J.0
Missouri Valley Construction Co.
59,559.21
Green and Groesbeck 59,896.00
All bidders tying the various disttl cta together. Recommen-
dation of the city manager that the contract be awarded to the
Diamond_ Engineel'
Company. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded
by Toft, recommendation was approved.
City manager mentioned thnt the Bcott case i,JaS in
process of settlement.
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On request of Mayor Johnson the communioation from
OPS dated January 5 was presented. After some discussion,
on motion of Toft, seconded by \'Jin}:hoff, the aI'S appoint their
o\'m COlflmi t t ee in thi s city.
Reouest of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Loop for curb sidewalk
on the livest side of lot 5, block 6, Russell 1;,fheeler !:;tc1dition,
waf) presented. Also request of Evelyn Fay ".'!right and Marie
Reimers for permission to construct curb sidevvalk on the east
side of lot 1, block 136, Union Pacific Second Addition.
Ci ty mcmager recommended that these requests be granted, on
motion of 1Hnkhoff, seconclec1 by Toft, recommenclation '!Tas
approved.
Pet i tj_on for v'Tat er main eli strict in Carey Avenue from
north Front street to lots 54 and 55 Belmont addition, was
presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, request
was granted and ordinance ordered drawn.
Request for paving district in Arthur Street from
Division to Louise VoTas presented... On motion of \'Tink.hoff,
seconded. by 'roft, ordinance "i'TaS ordered d.rcnm.
Notice from the Civil Aeronautics Association of renewal
of contract C-5 CA-5011 dated November 6, 1950 for period
endinG' June 30, 1952 was presented. On motion of l/linldlOff,
seconded by 'foft, renm'Tal I:JaE; approvecl.
Proposed lease agreements by and between the city of
Grand Island and lessees were presented a8 follows:
Nal~v i n
tTnut~~'Te~s T loon 0000
'1J c~ .L c:, 'Y L, - kJ, \~-P (,.fl,)
per year
Marvin Vautravers for 33 buildings identified as T-601
to T-645 (except T-603, 606, 609, 612, 615, 619,
631, 634, 637, 640 and 643)
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for ~5040 per year
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Marvin Vautravers, T-13, $140 per year
Grp nd 181 an(;1. High Bchool AU11etic Board T-12~3, 4~50 month
Geer Company, builclinc; ident:ified as T-C302, (p200 year
Nebraska National Guard, guilclings ic1entifiecl as
T-IOll, 1013, 1017, $70 per month
Norden Laboratories, T-201, !i~200 per year
On recommendation of the city man er the leases were approved
and proper authority directed to sign.
Ai};reernent between Ctw,l"les F. L81'sen (Phillips Petroleum
PrOducts) 2~ per gallon on gasoline, 160 gallon on oil sold
at the airport, was presented. On motion of Toft, seoonded by
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Vlinkhoff, l'laG approved.
Lease agreement with the Dept. of Commerce, Civil
Aeronautics, for use of land for
8.; rp 1-' }('., '" e a ~~ 1
'~bna 116 U~ 0, ~-
pel' year
r,:8.S present ed. 110t ion 0 f VHnlchoff, e econded b:r Toft, lease
vlaS approved and proper officials authol~ized to sign.
Lease by and between the Union Pacific railroad and
the city of G-1"'and Island for property and Union Pacific right-
of-way to be used as city garage storage building was presented.
RESOLUTIOJI
l,rnmf:-lEAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COHPANY has
tend,ered to the CITY OF' GHAND ISLAND, NebrasJ~a, n lease
coverin~,:; a Darcel of ground on the Ra4.1road C ornT) any I f3 ric;ht
of way, at Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, for a site
for city garage and storage buildi and
'NHEHEAS, the Council of the City of Grand IsIC'J1d
has said proposed agreement before it and has given it careful
review and consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests
of sajd City of G-rand Island, Nebraska will be subserved by
the acceptance of said agreement;
'l'HEHEFORE, BE IT HESCLVED BY 'fEE COUNCIL OF' rfBE
CI'1'Y OF' GHAllD I SLAiTD, STATE m' NEBRASKA
That the terms of tl:.e agreement submi tted by the
Union Pacific Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same
are hereby, accepted in behalf of said City;
rfhat the Mayor of salcl Cit;\1 is hereby authorized,
ernpo'Vverec1 a11(1 direct eel to execut e said agreement on behal f of
said Oi ty, f:''clvJ tlJD.t tIle City CIerI\'. of' said City is hereby
authorized and directed to attest 8ale} agree'Qcnt anel to attach
to each duplicate original of said agreement a certified copy
of this resolution.
11otion of VVinkhoff, secondecl tr,e rroft, lease \.ms approved
and resolution adopted.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
WHEREAS, Herman Schlichting, single, John IN. Guy and Ruth Guy,
Imsband and wife and Vdlliam llenry 'Templin and EJ5 zabe th K. Templin,
husband and wife, m10 o~m real estate in
Lots: '.r>-venty-six (2p) and
Twenty-seven (27), of County Subdivision of Section Ten (10), Town-
ship Eleven (11), North, Range Nine (9), West of the 6 P.M., in Hall
County, Nebraska, the same being within the corporate limits of the
City of Grand Island, have together deeded land to the City of
Grand Island for an alley and have requested that a sanitary sewer
be constructed in said alley, and
WHEREAS, said property owners have agreed in writing, to pay for
the cost 01' the construction of said sanitary sewer and have agreed
that the same be a lien upon their property until paid; said sanitary
sewer to be constructed immediately north of and connected wi.th Sewer
District No. 236, and
WHEREAS, the agreement above referred to, should be approved by
the City of Grand Island and signed by the officers of said city.
NOW, ':n'E'REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY f.rEE COUNCIL OF' 'NIB CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEDRASY;:A; that the agreement for the construction of said
sanitary sevver be, and the same is hepeby in all respects approved, and
that the same be signed by the acting mayor and city clerk for and on
behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of'
Motion of Toft, seconded
Council
Win>;J,off, resolution l-las adopt eel.
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HESOLUTION
1NHEREAS, the Clty of Gr[11'ld Islnnd, Nebraska, is indebted to
C. F. Larsen in the 81ilount of $191. 22, r:mcl
WHl:HEAS, G:r1 the 16th. da.y of' November, 1950, Wa.rrant #806
was drawn on the Airport Fund of' the C1ty of Grrmd Islnncl,
NebraskA, in the 81'J10unt of $191.22 as payr18nt in full of Claim
/15042, and
WHEREAS, the af'oresaicl w8rrr:mt has been lost, rnispla.ced., or
destroyed., D.nd
WHEREAS, the aforesaid warrrmt has not ueen located rmcL ap-
parently is destroyed,
NOW, THSHEF'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the IVlt=lYor and Ci ty Cou.ncil
of the Ci ty of Grt:md Island, Nebraska, that the 01 ty Clerk of the
City of Grruld Island, Nebraska, be, and he is hereby, instructed
to issue 8, clu.plicate warrant for the BJ'oresaid warrant #806 in the
amount of ~j;191. 22 paya.ble to O. F. Larsen in full pa.yment of Claim
#5042.
BE rr F'UnrrHER RESOLVED that the 01 t;}r T'reasurer of the Oi ty
of Granel IslAnd, Nebr8s1:.a be, and. he is hereby, cLirected to stop
payment on t.he afore sp>id l,vnrrant i~806.
PHO'lIDED, HO'NEVEH, said 01 ty Olerk of the Oi ty of' Grrmd Island,
Nebrr'1f.:ika shall not issue rmc1 deli vel' said warrant to s[1.id O. F.
Larsen until he receives and files the bond of said O. F. Larsen
wi th good and sufficient security, in double the amount of $191. 22
to the Clt;y of Grand IBlrmd, Nebraska, conditioned to SELve -the City
of Gr,!:ind Island, Nebraska from any 10S8 or dAmage by re,<:json of the
issul:"HlQe of rJ. c3J),p:Lic8,te warrant for the oresnid warrn.nt #806.
Re sol ved thi s ;1.,,, d. da;y of ~Tune, 1951, a.-I:; the C1 ty Hall in
G-c'8nd Island, Hall County, Nebrl1i3ka, t!y the Mayor ana. Oity Council
of the Ct ty of Grona. Islp.nd,
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Motion of Toft, secondeo by
\Vinkhoff,
resolution 1-Jas
adopt eel.
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WHEREAS, the present franchise ~~ the Grand Island Transit
Company for the operation of buses on the streets of Grand Island,
expires on August 31, 1951, and
WHEREAS, a new franchise is being formulated and prepared, to
become effective on October 1, 1951, for good and sufficient reasons;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the present franchise as above Irentioned
be extended in all provisions and effects for a period of thirty
days from August 3l, 1951, to September 30, 1951; and that a copy
of this resolution be certified and transmitted by the City Clerk
to the Secretary of the Grand Island Transit Company.
Respectfully submitted this 20th day of June, 1951.
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Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
ORDINANCE 2491 creating Water Main District 146 in
st. Mary's Avenue from Hedde street to corporate limits was
regularly passed by the council and signed by the acting mayor.
Ordinance 2491 - Hot ion of NinJelLoff, second.ed b~! Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordincmce 2,:1:91 - 1-1otiol1 by 1rVlnJdwff, seconded by Toft,
rules sus:oendec1 I.:lnd o}:'(lirwnce placed. on secnniJ readinc; by title
only. H.oll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Vlinkl.wff, Cunningham.
Voting no, nons. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
prdinance 2491 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules Guspencled nnd. ordinar:c8nlaced on third reacUng by title
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Roll call ballot.
Vnt.\ ';It'.'.-,' ~ro" (. '1' n.Ot ',fl' -ll-l'or""f
,- ...J... .l t;. '<,) , '" J 1. , N 1 .1.:,.;.1 ,
CunninghC);n.
Voti
no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordirwn ce~ ;'>:191 - Motion by Vlink.hofl", seconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final p8BS8[e and finallY passod. Roll
call ballot. Voting ye 8 J Toft J 1ifinkhOff, Cunnini.';ham. Voting no,
none. Absont Johnson and Foreman.
Orclincl.Ylce ~~:492 crea ti
'iTa t 81" main eJl at r1 ct 14'1 in
Anna street from Clay to Grant was regularly passed by the
council and signed by the acting mayor.
QriJ.inance 2492 - 110t ion by Toft, s econclecl b;'l !tJinkhoff,
placed on first readinG at length. Roll enll 1)C11lot. Voting
yes J Toft, 'linJ~.hoff', Cunningham. Voting' no, none. Absent
Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance ~~492 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second readi
by title
only. Roll enll ballot. Vot1ng yes, Toft, Wink.hoff, Cunn.in~;ham.
Vot1ng no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 2492 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Win~10ff,
rulos suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Rnll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, iilinl;:,toff, Cunningb.8,m.
Voting no, none. ,Absent Johnson and Foreman.
O,rdin0n(;e ;2,J02 - Hotion by Toft, s conded by vlinkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballnt. Voti
yo s, Toft, 14;inkhoff, Cunninc;ham. If at ing
no, none.
Absent Johnson and Foreman.
O 1 n 1'e 0A93 r' eZODJYIIY lot~ E) 7, P, Block 3, Elm Place
1'<...1 a1 c ,,~X :.. . ~ ."" tC, '",', -
to residence B was regularly passed by the councll and signed
by the acting mayor.
Orc1inance 2-'103 - I-10tion by Toft, seconded by Vlinkhoff,
was placed on first readl
at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunninu:harn.
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Voting no, none.
Absent JO~1son and Foreman.
Ordinance 2493 - Motion by Toft, Seconded
i!Jinkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on cscond reading by title
only. Roll cnll ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winl;:hoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
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__rcl.lnance C.,I;Q~O - r:lOtlon )y .coJ.'J seconU.8U. oy VJlr1\:.nof.,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voti
yes, Toft J lhnJ:hoff J Ounningham.
Voting no, none. Absent ~Tohnson and I~oreman.
Ordinance 249~S - Hotion by Toft, seconded. by Tdinkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Votinri: ysr;, Toft, VlinJ::.hoff, CunninGham. Voting
no, none. Absent Johnson IJnd Foreman.
Ordinance 2494 rezoning lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, block 17,
Baker IS adcli tion, WBi3 regule.ply
BBed by the council and signed
by the acting mayor.
Ordinance 2494 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
was placed on first read
at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Toft, ~Vinkhoff, Cunninr:;harn. Voting no, none.
Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance ~~494 - Motion by Toft, seconded by 1!Jinkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
I a nly . Roll call 00110 t . Vating yo S, Tn ft , W inkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent cTohnson c'incl Fox'eman.
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Ordinance 2494 - Motion by Toft, seconded by vJinY>.hoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent ~fohnson ~md l~ol'eman.
Ordinance 2494 - !10tion by Toft, seoon(Le(1 by Vfinkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passaGe and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voti
yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
OrcLinance 2495 rezoninu,; lot ~?, bloc}\: 6, ljJoodbine to
residence lIB11 was regularly passed by the councU. end sit.,;nec1
by the acting mayor.
Ordinance 2495 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
vJas placeet on first reacting at length. Roll cell ballot.
Voting yes, Tr)ft, 'I'Jinl<::,hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent
Johnson and Foreman.
OrcL:i.nance ~~;495 - Hotion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Vot ing yes, 'foft, V!inkhoff, Ounningham.
Voting no, nono. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
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Ordinance 2495 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
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rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll cell ballot . Voting ye s, Toft, Winl-:.lloff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 249.i], - Motion by 'dinlulOff, seconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, lJinldlOff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 2496 pertaining to Grand Island Transit Company IS
franchise was regularly passed by the council and signed by the
mayor.
Ordinance 24:96 - Notion by \llinldlOff', secono.ed by Cunning-
hnm l.ras placed on first reading at length. Holl call ballot.
VotinG ye s, To ft, V1inJs.llOi'f, Cunni.nt~;ham. VotinG no, non e. Absent
Foreman and Johnson.
Orclinance 2496 - Hotion by \1inkhoff, sf?concled by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reacling by
title only.
Roll call ballot.
Voting YCG, Toft, vlinlulOff,
Cunningham.
Absent Johnson and
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.tl oreman.
Voting no, none.
Ordinance ~2Ll~16 - 11otion by \'iJihJr..hoff, seconclec1 by Gunning-
ham, rules suspended and or dinance placed on third reading by
title only. Hall call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent <TohnBon and Foreman.
Ordinance 2496 - 1'1o"cion by VHnkhofr, s8conclecl by Cunning-
hqm, ordinance placecl on fin8,1 pasl'o e ana finally pafJsecl.
Roll call bf\110t. Voting yes, Toft, \Hnic]wff, Cunningham.
Vat it,.O' no, none. Absent Johnson fWd. F'orer:lan.
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Dick Hartley and JerI~ Pulliam addressed the Council
pertaining to parking meter signs.
Bonds were presented as follows:
Arnold Bald\~Tin,
Hichard Riley, Policemen
Island Supply, House mover
c. W. Oyster, Electrician
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Hotion by i.Vinkhoff, s econc1scl by oft, boners were approved.
Claims against the city were presented. Motion by
Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, IIVere allciIJ{ec1 an I'ead and listed
in the claim register.
Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft,
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
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Mot ion by Toft 1 seconded by 1Vinkhoff, c:ounci 1 aclj ournecl
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City Clerk
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Grand Island, Nebr.
July 2, 1951
Council met in regular session. His honor, the Mayor,
presiding. All councilmen present except Foreman.
Minutes of the meetings of June 6 and June 20 were
read. There being no objections, minutes were approved.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, council
adjourned to meet as Board of Adjustment at eight 0'cloc1.
F. S. White,
City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebr.
July 2, 1961
Council met as board of Adjustment. His honor, the
Mayor, presiding. All councilmen present except Foreman.
~equest of Earl Grimminger, to rezone lots 12, 14,
16, Block 1, Scarff1s Addition from Residence A to Residence BJ
was read, along with protests of Orin Contryman and Bertha
Pankratz. After some discussion by the council, the Mayor
inquired if there was anyone present protesting the rezoning of
said lots. Max Cornelius, immediately acrossthe alley from said.
lots, protested. After further discussion, motion by Winkhoff,
seconded by Toft, that the request be granted and ordinance
ordered drawn.
Petition and permission to rezone lots 1 and 2, block
2, South Grand Island, was read. On motion of Toft, seconded by
Winkhoff, hearing date was set for eight o'clock P.M., July 18.
There was some discussion as to the methods of notifying the
publiC ot rezoning and suggestion from the Mayor that there be
sign or signs posted on properties to be affected informing the
public as to the classifications and the time of hearing.
Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the city
manager to investigate methods of notifying the public. Motion
of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, council adjourned as board of
Adjustment.
F. S. White,
City Clerk
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July 2, 1951
Council met in regular session, his honor the Mayor,
presiding.
All councilmen present except Foreman.
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Bids on sewer district 245 were read as follows:
Louis H. Smitn
$3464.7.
3374.72
Diamond Engineering Company
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, bids were referred to
the city manager.
Bids on redecorating the police station were opened
and read as follows:
Leonard Rhoads, main office and vestibule, $2ai.00
John Bixenmann, as per specifications, $425.00
On motion of Toft, seconded by Wlnkhoff, bids were referred to
the city manager with power to act. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Absent Foreman.
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Engineering Company '$3374.72 on &vf~ District 245 be
accepted as the lowest and best bid. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no,
none. Absent Foreman.
June 22, 1951
Honorable Mayor & City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Capital Avenue drainage ditch.
City
Approx.
2100 cu. yds, excavation
liO cu. yds. hand excavation
at culvert sites
5 catch basins
(labor 115.00 )
(brick 25.00) each
(casting 35.00 )
168 lin. ft. 12" concrete pipe
catch basin in place
42 lin. ft. 11" concrete pipe
eatch basin in place
300 cu. yds. road gravel
1-3011 x 20' corrugated
iron culvert
1-3011 x 40' corrugated
iron culvert
I-connecting band
60000-sq. ft. ditch bottom
and sides seeded
300-lbs. seed
labor
Transplant shrubbery
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50-50 Joint
$567.00
225.00
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$375.00
1.2i
210.00
94.iO
2.25
1.00
4.85
(4.85
(7.l7A
300.00
97.00
201.17
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2$i.00
9i ..00
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Paving cut & repair 6' x 22'
4-Masonry aeadwalls
Lowering 6" water main (Burdick)
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7i.00
l2i.00
l207i~17
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, Engineer's estimate was
approved and the clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be
received up to eight o'clock P.M.) July 18.
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HE:SOLUTION
WHEHEAS, on Hiay 12th., 1949, tlio County of He,ll, Pln:Lntiff,
filed a petl tion in the District Oourt :Lor Hell Oounty, Neb:crw.l.:a.,
versus J ame E rd. Wilson, et 0.1 S'.l :lnd the Oi ty of (;,L:cpnd I slowl, HeJ.l
County, Nebraska., a IVtLU1icipal Oorporation, c1ef'enc18Jlts, for the fo1'e-
clo sure of ri tax li en on Lot Three (;3) of' Blode Tb.T'ee (~;;) in BOf';gs
D.no. Hill s Ac1di ti on to the Ci ty of Grnnc1 I s1 and, Hall Oounty, Ne1Jrn.ska,
as i3urveyed, platted, a.ncl Y'Gcorc1eo., and
WHEHEAS, on June 11th., 1949, tJ:-le Oity of eJ.:cn.nc1 1H1anc1 a.foresaid
filed :m Answer aDd Oross Peti tion in tlJ.G afo:eesaid nction in which
they o.llee;ed the ex:tstence of a Sewer Tax in tL.e s;nount of ~!?8Ll. 40
and interest, and
\YH-:mEAS, the O:1.ty of G:COTlcl. Islecna. failed to allege in its
Answer 8nd. Cross Petition the exj.stence of 1'1 Water IVlain Tax c1:LJ.e the
Ci ty of ct:'D.nd Isl:Jnd, NebrafJka, in the 8Jl10unt of ;1~8E3. 50 and interest
nt seven per cent
( r; d)
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frain Ivln.,JT 25t11.,
1949, and
VvHEHEAS, the Oity of Grt:u1cl
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ptll'du:tsed HEtiel lot on Noverrlber
15th., 1949 at a sheriff's sale
in the
aforesaid foreclosure pro-
ceedings, and
1;VHERE.:AS, on IVi8.rch 21st., 1950, the aforesn.iCL lot was sold by
t1:J.G Ci ty of C~j"::mcl I eland afore sa.ic1 to Lee Ro 88 by a Qui t Olaim Deed,
wi th no reseI'vf,ttions, rmd
WHEREAS, the nforef:!n.id Water IVw,in Irax is believecl to consti tute
a cloud on the ti tIe on the aforescud lot, rmd
WHEHEAS, the Oi ty of G:Cc'ncl Island. iE' estopped o;y reO'::Ol1 of' the
n.foresnj.d pr
se s to claim se,id. Wa:cer Main 'rax as a v alic1 tax and.
lien agt:t1nst said Lot Three (;5), Block Ti'l:cee (;:)), in Boggs find
Hills Addition to the Oity of Cr811<1 1s1n.nd, Hall Oounty, Nebraska,
C.8 f3urveyeCl, 'o12.tted, and recoY'ded, and
WHE:R~AS, the Oity of Grand Island, NebrDska, 1:'.'111 n.ot suffer
any monetary loss by :ceason of re1e['1[,1ng se:Ul lien and strlklng
said Water Main Tax assessment from the tax records,
NOW, rJ.1HSHEF'ORb~, BlJ~ rr RESOLVED by tJ:e Oity Coull.eil of the Ci"ey
of (i-l'and I slrmo., Ne brD,skCc, a Lluni cipal Corporation, th8.t the VVo.ter
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lVlnln Ta.x in the 8.mount of $8E3.50 and interest at s(c;vel1 per cent
(?tn from May 2tSth., 19<\:9, on Lot trhree US), BJ.ock Three (3) in
Boggs 8.nd. Hill s Ade1i tion to the Oi ty- of (}r';::mcl I s18,11d" IIrlll 00" nt,)
'L _. v.i. ./,
Neln'aska, as surve;yed, platted, and recor'ded, be, arld the SD.llle is
IJ.ereby, stricken fx'om the tax .')..88e Bement rolls of the Oi ty of Grand
Island, Neuy';wka, and,
B''L'"I I rn l"'Upir'"'''", R I~-.c",,,'qOLVt;')~D -'-I -'-- "' O' -'-- r
.I.lo J. .l J.J."'" __.... _ L In l; Gne 1 LY , reasurer of
the City of
Gtranc1 leland, NebraIJkn., be, CHl.e Lie lQ 11 '1"",1)'17 dlreci'ed t t.'
c' '1 ' -" . ,., .:. E;'. t." '" .. . '.' :: 0 s r lL e
the aforesaid Water Main Tax from the ~ax assessment rolls of the
Ci ty 0:E' 8-r'811c1 Island, N.;:;braska, us a lien against Lot 1J.'hree (3)
Blockn1hree (:<:) 1. 'J', 1, BOP'.~.'L''''',')'S ,".',,-,11c',I. H'lo J,.J.8' 1^,,(~.O",J~tl' 011 to -'--} 0'" -""
.I. '-' ~,'" _ ."1.'" ,~ l,le 1 cy or eel'and
Island, Hall Countv, Nebraskq, ns c"r.reyed rJ t~ d ~
J v. n >.l..'" \ " 1 :)-'.E'. "e -, allCl recorded.
Re 801 ved_ thi s 2nd. cl8.y of July, 1951, e-t the Ci ty Hall in G-:cond
IsIHD\J_, :Hal1 County, l<!ebraslIa by the City Council of the Oit;JT of
Grand Island, Nebr8ska.
A'rTE S:J.1 :
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Oi ty Clerk
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Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was
adopted and olerk authorized to certify to the oity Treasurer.
The city manager informed the council of the following
change -
To the Honorable Mayor and
Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlem.en:
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In view of the need to broaden activities of the
Public Works Department, and the desire of Mr. R. L. Harrison
to concentrate his efforts on City parks and on storm sewersand
other miscellaneous services, I have appointed Mr. E. H. Cordes
as City Engineer and laead of the Department of Public Works, to
be effective on July 16, 1951.
Mr. Harrison will continue in the Depar.ent as an
Assistant Engineer and with particular assignment, but contri-
buting of his time, efforts, and many years of City experience
for the benefit of the Department in general.
L. R. Rudd, City Manager
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Motion ot Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, tke city
manager be commended on securing the services of Mr. Cordes as
city engineer.
Estimated budget for 1951-1952 was presented by
the city manager.
Fund
Estimated
Requirements
Bond & Interest Fund $
General Fund:
Administrative
Engineering
storm. Sewers and
Miscellaneous Service
Health
City Hall
City Scales
Civil Detense
Incidentals and
Miscellaneous
Total
3i,000.00
3i,OOO.00
32,000.00
3i,OOO.00
12,000.00
5,000.00
500.00
500.00
70.000.00..-
190,000.00
Gasoline Tax Fund 15,500.00
Street & Alley Fund 50,000.00
Sewer Fund 60,000.00
Sewer Construction Fund 6,100.00
Airport Fund 90,000.00
Airport Lighting Fund 2,000.00
Sanitation Fund 60,000.00
Park Fund (Inc. Municipal
Pool & Baseball Park) 46,600.00
Police Fund l2i.000.00
Fire Fund 110,000.00
Fireman's Pension Fund
(Inc. $2i,160.00
invested)
Cemetery Fund (Inc.
$90,000.00 invested
for "Permanent Care" 130,000.00
Library Fund 25,000.00
Music Fund 6,000.00
Paving Fund 32,500.00
Eddy Street CondeDmation17,000.00
Sycamore Street
Underpass Fund
City Light Garage
37,000.00
194,000.00
_ 43.000.00
$l,2iO,600.00
Estimated
JUsce11aneous
Receipts and
"Carry-over"
Balances
Estimated
Amount to
be provided
by taxation
$ 35,.00.00
none
$ 90,000.00 100,000.00
li,500.00 none
none 50,000.00
none 6i,OOO.00
6,100.00 none
90,000.00 none
2,iOO.00 none
60,000.00 none
19,iOO.00 27,000.00
70,000.00 50,000.00
10,000.00 100,000.00
27,000.00 10,000.00
lli,OOO.OO 15,000.00
i,OOO.OO 20,000.00
300.00 i,700.00
12,500.00 20,000.00
17,000.00 none
194,000.00 none
43.000.00..- none
$777,400.00 $503,200.00
On motion of Winkhotf, seconded by Tott, estimated budget was
approved..
(Cunningham was excused.)
After some discussion pertaining to city planning board
motion ot Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that a rough dratt of
ordinance setting up such a planning board be drawn up and
presented July 1e.
Petition with 101 signatures to divert truck traffic
away from Second street and also to continue car parking on Second
was presented. Atter some discussion, motion by Toft, seconded
by Winkhotf, petition reoeived and placed on file.
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Granel Island, Nebra,sJ:;.a,
July 2, 19EH.
Hanorable Mayor & Cj.ty Council,
Grand Is1ano, NelJraska.
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit the cost of the cosntruction of
Water lV[ain District No. 141, which district is in G-rarHJ I818nc1
Avenu.e f'rorr J 5th Street to 16th Street.
This dtstrict W98 constrtlcted by the Ci ty Water'
Department at the following costs:
378 lin. ft. 6" pipe - cast iron water
main with ali fittings @$2.60 per. ft.
Engineering & Publication
(j!.980 80
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46.10
1028.90
Total
The entire amount to be charged to the Water Main
Distr:Lct Fund.
I recomrnend that this water main ciist:dct No. 141
be accepted by the Ci ty of Grand Island, Ne'br. and. that the
Ci ty Council 8i t as a board of equa.lize.tion on said water
main district on the 18th day of July 1951 at 8 0 'clocle P,M.
~C'~~"~~e;~c..~'J~..., subm:Ltted,
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. ceo( )', t... ';.<'~{,' ,,~.-e'/i "-.
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City Engineer
Grand Island, Nebraska.
July 2, 1951.
Honora.bl e r.!.[ayor & City
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Council~
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit the cost of the construction of
1Nater Main Dist.rict No. 142, which we,tor main was constructed
in 11th Street from Lincoln Avenue to BrOadwell Avenue.
This district was constructed by the City
De1;Artment at the following costs:
vr~),.ter
525 lin. ft. G" CRst iron nipe in nlace
vlith all fittings @ $2'.60 per. c. ft.
Engineering & Publication -
$1365.00
68.25
1433.85'
Total
The entire amount to be charged to the WE,ter Main
Distrj.ct Fund.
I recommend that this water main distriet No. 142
be acc~pted by the City of Grand Ielan d, Nebr. and that the
City Council sit as a board of equalization on said water
main district on the 18th day of July 1951 at 8 o'clock P.M.
. Re8Pvct~ulJ'y submitted,
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Rat'" L. Harl"i son ,<<- '\
City Engineer
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, reports were approved
and the oouncil to sit as Board of Equalization 8 o'clock P.M.
July 1$.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
July 2, 1951.
Bonopa.ble Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
G'entlemen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Englneering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. 134 in accordance wlth
the plans and specification and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and the Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract
to-wit:
80.43
90
32.5
16
cu. yds. 8" slab
cu. yds. excavation
sq. 6x6x6 mesh
lin. ft. 111 x 811 expansi.on
joint
Extra for 8" retaining wall
along east side of alley
@$16.25
.90
4.75
..35
$1306.98
81.00
154.37
5.60
361.35
Ya09 . 30
I recommend that the work done on tho aforesnJ.d
Paving District No. 134 be accented by the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with Paving Di.strict No 134.
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering & Publication
$1909.30
95.45
rrotal 2004.75
Entire amount to be charge to Paving District Fund.
I fV.rther recommend that the City Ccmncil 8i t 88 a board
of equalization on said Paving District No. 134, on the 18 da.y of
July 1951 at 8 o'clock P.M.
.-R:.0ect~~llY submi tteo.,
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City Engi.neer.
Motion ot WinJplotf, seconded by Toft, was approved and the
oouncil to sit as Board of Equalization at So'clock P.M. July lie
Request of R. H. Westre for permission to build ourb
sidewalk on the east side of Clark street from Division north
to the alley, was presented. Recommendation of the city manager
that the request be granted. Motion of Toft, seconded by Wink-
hoff, reoommendation was approved.
Request tor renewal of the lease of Charles Taylor
for parcel of land at the west end of the viaduct on the south
side for $25 a year was presented and recommended that same
be approved.
Renewal ot lease with Charles Taylor on the westerly
portion of land oocupied by the baseball grounds, crop share
1/3, was presented and reoommended by the city manager that
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same be approved.
Proposed leases by and between the city of Grand
Island and Thurlo Ross for Hanger No.1, $1400 year was presented.
Raymond Schnoor and Harold Dethlefsen for buildings
identified as T-311-314-317-3lB-320-321-323-324
for one year, $1120 was presented and recommended
that the lease be approved.
On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendations of
the City manager were approved and the mayor and clerk authol"ized
to sign the above leases.
Ordinance 2497 amending section one of the ordinance
2459 pertaining to salary in the engineering department was
regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2497 - Motion by Wlnkhoff, seconded by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winlthoff, Voting no, none. Absent
Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2497 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff,
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Qrdinance 2497 - Motion by TOft, seconded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2497 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no,
none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2498 redistricting the city for voting
purposes was regularly passed by the council and signed by the
mayor.
Ordinance 2498 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman'
and Cunningham.
Ordinance 249a- Motion by Toft, seoonded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff.
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Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinanoe 2498 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2498 - Motion by Toft, seconded' by Winkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none.
Absent Foreman and Winkhoff.
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Ordinance 2499 amending portion of milk ordinance 1914
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and 2028 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the
mayor.
Ordinance 2499 - Motion by Toft, seoonded by Winkhoft
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Voting no, none. Absent
Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2499 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance plaoed on seoond reading by title
only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Johnson Toft, Winkhoff.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2499 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman andCunningham.
Ordinance 2499 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Toft,
ordinance plaoed on final passage and finally passed. P~ll call
ballot. Voting ~;res, Johnson, Toft, \'finkhoff, Voting no, nODf).
Ordinance 2500 amending section eight of the Ordinanoe
1914 and Seotion three of Ordinanoe 2318 (Milk Ordinance) was
regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2500 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman
and Cunningham.
~dinance 2500 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance plaoed on seoond reading by title
only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2500 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2500 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none.
Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Qrqtnance 2qO~ oreating water main district 148 in
Carey Avenue from North Front street to the North line of Belmont
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Addition was regularly passed by the council and signed by the
mayor.
Ordinance 2501 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman
and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2501 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2501 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on thi~d reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2501 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none.
II Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2502 creating paving district 145 in Arthur
street from Division to the south line of Louise street was
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Ordinance 2502 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman
and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2502 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2502 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winrilloff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Ordinance 2502 - Motion by Toft, seoonded by Winkhoff,
oI'dinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, WinY~off. Voting no, none.
Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
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Claims were presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded
by Toft, claims were allowed as presented and listed in the
claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft,
Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Cunningham.
Motion of Toft, council adjourned to 8 P.M., July 18, 1951.
7-2-51
F. S. White,
City Clerk
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ijPPHOPHIATIONS liND 8:xP DIl'URSS
FOR FISCAL TSAR '1'0 JULY 3, 1951.
FUND
l,PPHOPHIATION S
H8.;CEIPTS &
TFU\JiJ [-')1" tJRS
R"".L1U &, Int"3rest
$40,912.50
Administrative
31,540.00
E:ngineer
24,000.00
3;:,000.00
10,000.00
4,700.00
13,788.25
E;torm SeVier
Heal th Fund
Ci ty Hall
Ci ty SCC'i1es
1,000.00
C:_.l.LJ.. D,;.fense :F'und
250.00
Municipal Pool 6,000.00
street & Alley Reserve 25,000.00
Inciden tals
86,000.00
2.61,152.. 50
14,038:'25
A";".cport
78,647.71
137.78
A~...port Li2htiv'g
E;treet & Alley
35,000..00
14,560..28
52,440.64
C:as Tax
13ani tation
Park Fund
40,200..00
Police Fund
108,000.00
Cemetery Fund
115,000.00
121,500.00
Fire Fund
Pension Fund
35,160.00
208.95
190,371.56
60,000.00
65, 321 . 05
60,409.68
16,500.00
bddy fltreet
Sycamore street
f;ewer Fund
Sewer Construction
P a vin g Fund
Ligh t Garage Fund
60,000.00
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Transfers
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1,2411-,110.15
90. 53f3.22,
1,334,648.40
90,538:-25"
Ice Fund
hot ter Fund
Light Fund
Sev..'er District
Paving District
C:XP ~1\) D 8D
30,335.79
23,723.1j-0
23,423.46
9,205.5.3
20,405.11
t:.6'J ) t:
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4, 7 21. 0 5
9,480.67
31 7r,rj J.n
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15.3,580.88
56,785.45
151.61
33,127.50
14,673.83
33,395.30
30,410.66
117,001.60
22,639.16
115,133.04
7,737.39
27,294.64
160.00
59,385.51
50 ') 'J, ,I 9,4
7, A.,__/"q.._
25,788.10
10,509.59
4,400.00
771,959.;(:0
;(:2,525.80
110,331.2~
588,34.9.19
23,929.91
65,42;;.36
$1,582..517.68
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$40,912.5C
1,204.21
276.60
8,576.54
794.47
1,916.86
436.55
;250.00
1,278.95
15,519.33
.._54,277.58
121,609.87
21,862.26
13.83
1,872:.50
113,55
19,045.34
9,789. 34
9,001.60
9;(:,360.84
6,316.96
27,42;;.61
10,585.69
190,211.56
114.49
6,086.11
34,621.58
49,490.41
1,600.00
562. 689". 20
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. Vdlite, City Clerk.
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July 18, 1951
Council met as Board of Adjustment for the rezoning of lots
1 and 2, Block 2, South Grand Island from Residence A to Residence B.
All councilmen present. Mayor Johnson presiding.
The question was brought up as to whether or not Mr. Jones
was a potential buyer of said lots, providing same were rezoned.
Mr. Huston said that there was a sales contract in force and that
if said lots were rezoned, Mr. Jones would make purchase and con-
struct, immediately/ two duplexes.
A request for rezoning and permission of owners of surround-
ing lots was read. There was question as to whether some of the
signatures were in order. Mr. Hogle made protest on the grounds
that he had purchased lots adjoining these two, that were in resi-
dence A, and it was his understanding same would remain as such.
He having built a new home in this location. After some disoussion,
all oouncilmen, along with Mr. Jones, Mrs. Hogle, took part. The
oity attorney was asked for his opinion pertaining to the request
for rezoning whether or not same should be signed by property owners.
He stated that according to the ordinance, property owners should
make request for rezoning. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, petition for rezoning was denied. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none.
Joseph and Ella M. Sprague made request for rezoning lots
3, 4, 5, Block 1, Bremers Sub-division from Residence A to
Business B. Motion of Foreman seconded by Toft, hearing date was
set for eight o'clook P.M.) August 1.Motion by Toft,Council adjourned
as a Board of Adjustment.
F. S. White
City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebr.
July 18, 1951
Counoil met as Board of Equalization: All councilmen present.
Mayor Johnson presiding. fOn water main distriot 141 and 142 and
paving distriot 134.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, :N""EBR-
ASKA, sittlng as a Board of Equalizatlon after due notice having been
given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of
Water Main District No. 141, to be the total sum 01'$1029.00; that we
find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be
the total sum of ~~1029.00 and that we find the benefits accruing to the
respective lots, tracts and parcels ot' land in said district to be the
sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
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Casper l\ileyer 15'7 West Lawn ~~85. 75
Casper TVleyer 158 tl " 85.75
Casper Meyer 159 tl " 85.75
Casper Meyer 160 II If 85.75
Casper Meyer 161 II " 85.75
Casper Meyer 162 tl " 85.72
Eugene z. & Alma L. Stalnaker 163 If II 85.75
Eugene z. &- Alma L. Stalnaker 164 " tf 85.75
Eugene z. & Alma L. Stalnaker 165 tl n 85.75
Eugene z. c~~ Alma L. Stalnaker 166 II " 85.75
Kathleen Arthur 167 It It 85.75
Kathleen Arthur 168 If u 85.75
Total $1029.00
He spe c tf'ully su bmit te d thi s It J. day of J..iy ~19 51-
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Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBR-
ASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been
given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Water
Main D:tstrict No. 142 to be the total S1..U1l of $1433.98; that we find
the benefits accruing to the real estate in said District to be the
total sum of $1433.98 and that we find the benefits accruing to the
respective lots, tracts and parcels of land ln said district to be the
sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
ADDITION
AMOUNT
NAME
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LOT.BLOCK
Gilberts
Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague
Fr
8
9
10
6
7
8
9
10
1
2
3
Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague
Fr
Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague
Fr
Donald E. & Wilma L. Belangie
C. L. & Eulalie N. Swartz
c. L. & Eulalie M. Swartz
Leonard L. & Harold G. McKibben
Leonard L. & Harold G. McKibben
Kenneth M. & Hazel M. Shindo
Oran F. & Belle A. Vinzant
Mollie & Dale A. Wilson
Ralph W. & Virginia R. wiles
Ralph W. & Virginia R. Wiles
Ava Fulmer
N~
John & Frieda Falldorf
sl 1
Emily Grayek
Cecil A. & Bertha A. Larson
E50.8'
of Fr 3
Ernest & Augusta Dibbern
W 2' Fr
Ernest & Augusta Dibbern
Fr
Ernest & Augusta Dibbern
Fr
Fr 3
) $140.28
Fr 3
II
Fr 3
n
4
It
94.78
94.78
94.78
94.78
94.78
94.78
94.78
94.78
4
II
4
II
4
II
4
II
4
11
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
II
II
II
II
94.78
94.78
47.39
47.39
94.78
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5
1
n
n
2
II
12
n
91.19
3
12
12
12
II
)
<;
65.15
II
4
5
II
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~p1433 . 98
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Respectfully submitted this / fJ. day of July, 1951.
Members of the City Council
Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none.
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BE I'll RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL Ol~ THE CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND, NEBR-
ASKA; sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been
given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of
Paving District No. 134 to be the total swn of ~~2005.l2; that. we find
the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the
total sum of $2005.12 and that we find the benefits accruing to the
respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the
sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
NAME LOT ADDITION AMOUNT
Standard Oil Co. W75' 1 Campbell's 36.63
Sub
Lafe F'. Campbell E50' 1 50.27
Standard Oil Co. W75' 2 It 36.63
Lafe P. Campbell E50' 2 tI 50.27
Standard Oil Co. W75' 3 It 36.63
Lafe F. Campbell E50' 3 n 50.27
E. J. Violbach 4 fI 86.90
E. J. Wolbach 5 II 86.90
Edwin Wolbach 6 " 86.90
Edwin Wolbach 7 II 86.90
Edwin V'iolbach 8 II 86.90
Michael & Lola A. Lingeman 9 II 126.40
City of Grand Island 10 tt 295.88
City of Grand Island 11 " 295.88
City of Grand Island 12 " 295.88
City of Grand Island 13 " 295.88
.Total $2005.12
Respectfully submitted this 18th day of
Motion by Cunningham, seoonded by Winkhoff,
resolution was adopted. Roll oall ballot.
Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wink-
hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
2mbsrs
01' City CouncH
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Winkhoff, council adjourned as Board of Equalization.
F. S. White
City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebr.
July 18, 1951
Council met in regular session. All councilmen present.
Mayor Johnson presiding.
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Application of John Willman for on and off sale beer license
at 365 North Eddy street was presented. After some discussion
of the granting of both on and off sale, the applicant, through
his attorney, stated that all they requested was off sale beer
and the attorney made such alteration in the application, it being
the opinion of the city attorney that such alteration was permis-
sible and the council could act on either one or both of proposed
requested licenses.
James Beck, president of the Grand Island Beer Association,
stated that all tavern owners in Grand Island were opposed to the
granting of such license, but they were leaving it up to the council.
John Ditter, representing the Grocery Retailers, was very much
opposed to the license being granted. By so doing, there was
preference being shown to the individuals getting beer licenses
in the grocery store. Toft was opposed to the granting. Winkhotf
favoring same. Foreman of the opinion that) possibly, if there were
five or six tavern licenses at this time purchased by grocery
stores and the off sale beer license was issued, that possiblT
conditions would be better for all tavern owners, as well as grocery
stores obtaining licenses. Mayor Johnson stated his opposition
to same.
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Motion by Toft that the Willman application for on and off
sale beer be rejected. Seconded by Foreman. After more discussion
as to on and off sale, Mr. Foreman withdrew his second stating
that he thought the motion was for off sale only. The mayor de-
clared the motion lost on account of no second. Motion by Winkhoff
that the off sale license be granted as per altered application.
Seconded by Foreman. Roll call ballot. Cunningham, Foreman,
Winkhoff, yes. Toft, Johnson, no.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebr-
aska; that the application of John Willrnan,doing business under the
tra.de name of Willman's, for a license to sale beer at "Off Sale" at
the address known as 365 North Eddy Street in said City, be, and the
same is hereby granted and approved.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified
copy of this resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this 18th day of July, 1951.
Members of the City Council
Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Foreman, resolution was adopted.
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Bid on Paving District 144, Diamond Engineering Company
of $5001.58. was presented.
Bids on poles to be used by the Light Department were opened
and read as follows:
Wheeler Lumber, Bridge and Supply Co.
70, class 6, 35 ft. poles
35, class 6, 40 ft. poles
Graybar Electric Co.
70, 35 ft. class 5 poles
35, 40 ft. class 5 poles
Korsmeyer Co.
70, class 5, 35 ft. poles
35, class 5, 40 ft. poles
Car load lot, 80 pieces, class 6
35 ft. poles
White Electric Co.
70 class 6, 35 ft. poles
35, class 6, 40 ft.
17.55
20.85
26.05
31.80
21.00
24.75
17.45 each
17.05
20.35
Bid of the Diamond Engineering Company on Capital Avenue drainage
ditch $3796.90. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bids
were referred to the city manager and city engineer.
Request of N. P. Dodge for permission to build curbs 28 or 30
feet apart was presented.
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VlliEREAS, the N. P. Dodge Corporation is the owner of a certain
portion of the lots in an addition to the City of Grand Island known as
Buenavista Subdivision, and said corporation is engaged in the business
of promoting the construction and sale of homes in said addition, and
WHEREAS, the N. P. Dodge Corporation desires to construct and
pave some of the streets in said addition at a grade fixed by the City
of Grand Island under the supervision of said city, and in accordance
with plans and specifications governing the construction of concrete
paving heretofore adopted by said city, without having the city create
a paving district and without having the city assess the lots, tracts
and parcels of land in said subdivision to pay for the cost of said
paving, and
~~EREAS, the said N. P. Dodge Corporation has requested said City
of Grand Island to approve the paving of East South Street, East Hall
Street and East Nebraska Avenue, each from the West property line of
Vine Street to the East property line of Sycamore Street, at a width of
twenty-eight feet from curb to curb, said paving to have an intergral
curb, the same to be six inches in height and six inches in thickness,
and
WnEREAS, the council has considered the request of the N. P. Dodge
Corporation and has determined that its request should be granted.
,THEREFORE, BE IT RE;30LVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska; that the N. P. Dodge Corporation, be, and it is here-
by authorized to pave East South Street, East Hall Street and East
Nebraska Avenue, each from the West property line of Vine Street to the
East property line of Sycamore Street, the grade to be fixed by the
City of Grand Island; that said streets be paved with a concrete slab
with intergral curb under the supervision of the City of Grand Island,
said curb to be six inches high and six inches thick, and said streets
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to be paved twenty-eight feet in width, measured from curb to curb, said
paving to be constructed in accordance with plans and specifications
governing the construction of concrete paving heretofore adopted by said
City of Grand Island.
BE rr FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified
copy of this resolution to the said N. p. Dodge Corporation of ~laha,
Nebraska, to the City Manager and to the City Engineer.
Respectfully submitted this l~th day of
Members of the City Council
Motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
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The junior Chamber of Comme:rcemade request for a little
time to present arguments in favor of oity planning oommission,
which Mr. George Abbott made a very nice presentation and Mr.
Alan Tully and Mr. William b1aokburn advised the oounci1 that the
Jr. Chamber of Commerce would be willing to assist in any way
possible in the appointment of nine members by the Mayor to the
oity Planning Commission. Mr. Abbott stated that in Omaha and
other plaoes where they have planning commissions~ they were
relieving the oounoil of problems of traffio, parks, reoreation,
auditorium, paving, rezoning, and annexing of land to the oity,
eto. No action was taken.
On recommendation of the oity manager, the bid of the Diamond
Engineering Company of $5001.58 on Paving Distriot 144, was
accepted.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a paving district known and designated as Paving
District No. 144, to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 18th
day of July, 1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date,
at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the DIAMOND E~GINEERING COMPANY
of the City of Grand Island, submitted a
sealed bid for the construction of said district and the bid of said
contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREF'OHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said Diamond
Engineering Company of the City of
Grand Island, l~ebraska, for the construction of said paving district
known and designated as Paving District No. 144, be, and the same is
hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said paving
district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and
the said Diamond Engineering Co.
and that the President of the City Council and the clerk of said City,
be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on
behalf of the said City.
Respectfully submitted this
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Members of the City Council
Motion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, was adopted.
Bids on poles being considerably higher than the estimate,
the manager recommended rejection.
Bid of the Diamond Engineering Company on Capital Avenue
drainage ditch to be rejected on account of being over the estimate.
Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bid on poles on
Capital Avenue drainage ditch was rejected.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
July 18, 1951
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that Louis H. Smith has completed the
work on Sewer District No. 235 in accordance with the plans and
specifications and contract by ana between the City of Grand Island
Neb. and Louis H. Smith, which contract is dated August 16, 1950.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract.
867 lin. ft. 12" clay tile sewer
3383 lin. ft. 8" clay tile sewer
14 Manholes complete
2 Flushtanlts with connections
@ $2.20
2.00
115.00
Total
$1907.40
6766.00
1610.00
260.00
10543.40
I recommend that the work completed by Louis H. Smith
be accepted by the Oity of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said Sewer District No. 235.
To: Louis H. Smith
To: Engineering & Publioation
$10543.40
527.15
11070.55
Total
To be divided:
Sewer Fund
Sewer District Fund
$4434.55
6636.00
..41
11070.55
Total
E. H. Cordes
Oity Engineer
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
July 18, 1951
Honorable Mayor & City Couneil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gent;J.emen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Sewer District No. 236 in accordance with
the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and The Diamond Engineering Co. which
contract is dated August 16, 1950.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract.
498 lin. ft. 12" clay tile sewer
3422 lin. ft. 8" clay tile sewer
15 manholes
@ $2.25
2.05
95.00
Total
$1120.50
7015.10
1425.00
9560.60
I recommend that the work completed by The Diamond
Engineering Co. be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the follOWing statement of all costs
in connection with said Sewer District No. 236.
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering & Publication
$9560.60
478.00
Total 10038.60
To be divided:
Sewer Fund
Sewer District Fund
$ 3895.95
6142.65
Total 10038.60
Respectfully submitted,
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E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
July 18, 1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the w~k of Paving District No. 129 in accordance with
the plans and specifioations and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and The Diamond Engineering Co. , which
contract is dated September 14, 1950.
I further oertify that the work done contains the
following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract.
1020.13
1095
384
6" slab @ $16.25
excavation .90
expansion
$16577.11
985.50
96.00
17658.61
cu. yds.
cu. yds.
1in. ft.
Joint
.25
Total
I recommend that the work completed by The Diamond
Engineering Co. be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said Paving District No. 129.
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering & Publication
$17658.61
882.90
18541.51
Total
To be divided :
Street Reserve Fund
Paving District Fund
$2599.28
15942.23
Total l18541.5i
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on the above Paving District No. 129 on
the 1st day of August, 1951 at eight o'clock P.M.
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
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Grand Island, Nebr.
July 18, 1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Pa.ving District No. 138 in accordance with
the plans and specifications and contract by and between the ~ity
of Grand ISla.nd, Nebr. and The Diamond Engineering Co., which
contract is dated July 14, 1951.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract.
$2943.82
157.25
16.75
Total 3117.82
0$16.35
.85
.26
180.5 cu. ,as. 6ft slab
185 cu. yds. excavation
67 lin. ft. 1 x 6 expansion Joint
I recommend that the work completed by !he Diamond
Engineering Co. be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said Paving Distriot No. 138.
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering & Publication
$3117.82
155.86
Total 3273.67
To be divided:
Paving Fund
Paving District Fund
$ 262.41
3011.26
Total 3273.67
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on the above Paving District No. 138 on
the 1st day of August, 1961 at eight o'c10ok P.M.
R~eO~UllY submitted,
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E. R. Cordes
City Engineer
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, completion reports
were accepted and the city council to sit as Board of Equalization
at 8 olcloo~ P.M. August 1.
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RES J L UTI 0 N
, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
COTIstI'uctiem of a paving dir;trlct krwvm and dcsi.gnated as lOaving
Di stri c trio. 137, to be I'e eei ved up to 8 0 I clock }). ",.. on the ~30th
day of June, 1951, and to be opened at n olclock P. U. on sald date,
at tb.o I'egular meetins of the City GOl..mcll at' said City, and
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, tl1e Dimnond
Company, a cCll'lporation, of the
ineel1
City
~rrand
the construction of
Island,
of
[jubm1. tted a
sCclled. 1)icl
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J. or
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and tne
bici of sale1
cun tl'8.ctor
W,3.S
found to be the lowest
and best bid.
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GHAND J:,~\I,jUrD, ,,~J3IVl.SKA; that tl:e bid of the Haid D::LaJnond
or)
Company, a cOI'poratlon, of the City of c.h'and I sl::md, ebrasJca, foY' the
construction of said paving district known and designated as Paving
Dj,str>lct ITa. 137, be, and the same i::l hereby accepted; tllat a contract
:1:'01'" the cons truction of' said pav:!,
strict he entered into by and
between the Ci ty of' Urand Island o.n(l the said D::La.lond
cerin.::
Company, a corporation, and that the President of the City CouncIl and
the c.lerk of said C1 ty, be, and they are hereb;sr autho:d.zccl to r:ic:n said
contract for and on behcl.lf of said City.
I1espocti':.ll1 fjubmitted this I (rA..Ida-,y of Jul:;r, 1951.
1.1ember ,S 0.:[' the ca ty Council
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Wlnkhoff, resolution was adopted.
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Ci ty of' Grand Islmld ~_nvi tod sealed bids fen'
the
construction of a
[)D.ving cLl.strict kno"":n a:nd ci.esi
tod as t'av:l
District 1<:0.
to be received up to 8 o'clock
1). 1'\'1.
cIa ,[
v
on the 20th
138,
of June, lD;:jl, and to be opened at B 0' clock p. L. on 13a.1<:1 da to, at
tho re[';lllar meetinc; of the 01. ty Council of said C1 t',T, and
~, the DiffiDond Ensineerinb Company, a crporation, of the
City of
nd Island, submitted a sealed bid for the construction of
naid district and the bid of said contractor was
tlJe lowest
(1. to
and be s t bid.
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; tl:1at~ tilO Llid. ofl tlJ.e sCi.icl ])ltlHlorld.
;.-18 e1~1
Company of the Ci t;y of Grane1 Island, He'rn'as.ka., fen" the construction of
said Dav
distI'ict ]cnown and desicnated
as I)a.v
Eo. 138,
District
be, and tbe
same lS hereby accepted; that
COIl S tllll C-
a contract for the
tion of said pavinG district be entered into by and between the City
of Grand Island and tho said Diamond
Comp
, a COy'po:_"ation,
irl(3 Cl~
and tliat tho President of tne CitS Council and the clerk of said City,
be,
are llCrolY'T au thoI':1zed
< " t '
sa:U) con TaCl:;
on
:c or an'.
[~11 c1
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behalf of said City.
J=?c spec t:t'Lllly suomi tted chi El /1-;/:1.Jc1ay
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Moniliers of the City Council
Motion of Cunningham, seoonded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
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, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for
the
construction of a paving dis trict knovvn and de si{';na ted as Pavi
District Ko. 139, to be received
to 8 0 I clock P. "'i. on the 20tL
day of June, H)51, and to be opened at 8 o'cloc1\: P. Iii. on said date, at
the regular meoting of the CIty Council of said 01 , and
V.;rL'~:t i~AS, the Diamondi,;riginoeri
Company, a corporation, of the
City
C:rand
-t-- 1; ,. 't '
. s ano" SUOml~-eQ
a sealed bid for
tho constl'uction
oJ~
of said district and the bid of said contractor was found to be the
lowest and best bid.
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SICA: tho. t the bid of tJ:18 sai(:t DIamonc} J:;ne:ine oring
Company of the City of Grand Island, hcJbrasJm, for .the constructIon of
said paving district known and designated as Paving District No. 139,
be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construc-
tion of sa
paving district be entered into by and between the City
of (Jrand I slane1 and the sn_id Diamond
erine Co:mpO-ny, a COT'"iJor'a VLon
and that the President of the City Council and the clork of said City,
be, and they aT'e hereby au t_llor>i zed to si[;n said contract for' D_nd on
behalf of said City.
Hespectfully subrni ttod this / tt:L- day of July, lDES1.
I,IernrJ81')S
of the Gi ty C ouncil---
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted.
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VJIi}~~r{I~i\.S , tile
CibJ
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of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
cow3truction of a paving clistrict known and designated as Paving
District J,:o.
Of)
l. J..l.
on
the ~~Oth
to be received up
to D o'clock
140,
day of' June, 1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. "". on s:::ud date,
at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and
VJrn.~FU~AS, the Diacnoncl Lne;ineoring Company, a corporation, of tho
City of Grand Island, submitted a sealed bid for the construction
of said district and the bid of said contractor was found to be the
lowest and best bid.
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OHE, P,B rI' ]{SSOLVED }3Y 'I'
COUNCIL OF' 'IiLE: CI'l'Y m,1
GHAl:D ISL!\., CD, I':}~BH[j.SlCA; that the bid 01' the :'!aid Dimnond .LJn[';j.neerirlg
Company of tLe City of C:rand Island, Nebra:sl:a, for the const:r'uction of
said pavin,'::
cLL~)trict known and desiL;nated as Pav
strict .No. 1.40,
be, and the
smne is hel~eby accepted; tLat a contract for' the construc-
tion of said paving district be entered into by and between the City
of Grand Island and the saicl.Dia'('10nd ~nc;ineerinE: Company, a cOl'porat:Lon,
and that the President of the City Council and the clerk of said City,
be, and. they are here by autL.ori zed to cJign sui d con tract for' and on
behalf of said City.
Hespectfully subm:l.tted this )~da:r of July, 19[-,)1.
Meniliers of the City Cou~cil
Motion by W1nkhoffl seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted.
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RESOLU'I'ION
EI1EAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a paving district known and des ted as Paving
Di s h"ic t no. 141, to be re cei ved up to [l 0' cloe]r P. L. on the ;~Oth
day of J~ne, 1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. ro. on said date,
at tho regular mGe ting of the Gi ty CCHYlcil of fJaid City, and
, the DianlOnd J::ngineer inL~ Comp.sulY, a coc'por'ation, of the
City of Grand Island, t:;:tblnitted a soaled bid for the ccnstruction
of said district and the bid of said contractor wasfound to be the
lowest and best bid.
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; tha t; tlle bid o:t the E)CLt d Diamond
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Company of the City of Grand Islffild, Nebraska, for the construction of
said paving district known and designated as Paving District o. 141,
be, and the same is here
accepted; that a contract for the construc-
tion of said pavi
di.strict be enterec'I :into by and between tho C:Lty
of C:rand ISland and the t;aid Diarilond
:LneoI'ing Comp
, a corpol'ation
and that t;he Pres:Ldent of the C:Lty Council and the clerk of said City,
be, and they are hereby authorized to slgn said contract for and on
behalf of said City.
Hespectfull;y slbmitted thir: / !-tlvday of' J'uly, 19b1.
Iile111'i:)ers
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WbEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a paving district known and designated as Pavi
D1EJtrict liO. 14;~, to be I"eceived up to 8 o'clock 1'. J.l, on the 20th
day of
June,
on
saicl d.a te,
IDE)1, and
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to bo opened at 8 o'clock
at tho l'o[;u.la1' Jneet:1.n;.:; of tI10 Ci ty Council. of
d G:L t y, an d
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01'8.t:Lon, of the
ering C o.cnpany, (3, c
City of Grand IslUYld, 811
tted a ::waled tdd 1'/;1' the cons truction
of said district and the bid of said contractor was found
C '!,~11o
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; that the bid of' tho saic) Jiamonl;
Company of the eit;:, oJ' Grand 1s1a1:d, 1:cbrc1s1c[t, for' the c~mstruction of
said paving district known and dosignated as Paving District No. 142,
be, and the same in 1:lC1'eby accopted; that a contl'act :Cor the construc-
tion of said paving district be entered into by and between the City
01' Grand 1[:310.))ct an6Lhe said lJim,wnd er liompany, a cOl'poratlon
and that the Presidont of the Cit:l Council anc~, the clcrJ~ of EJaid Clt;y,
be, and they are here
au tLori zed to sien said contrac t or !:mel on
behalf 01' said City.
Respect1'u1ly submitted
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~Tuly ,
of
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Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted.
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0, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a pavin{; di~:;trict kno~nl anel 6es:tr;nated arl Pavine;
D:Lstrict lTo. 14~), to be received up to 8 olclock 1:'. l.I. on the ~20th
day of June, 1951, and to be opened at 8 olcloc]( p. I;~. on said date,
at the regular meeting of the City Council of [jaid City, ane:
W:H:t:11EAS, the Diamond .Gngineer ing Company, a cOI'pora t:Lon, of the'
City of Grand Island, submitted a sealed bid for the construction
of said district and the bid of said contractor was found to be the
lowe stand be st bid.
lTO',i,
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IT' rmsoLvl~D BY TEE COUnCIL OF
C I fI'Y OF'
GRAND I 3LAITD, li~BHA,'::.I'~A; that the bid of the said Diamond Lngineering
Company of tIe C1 ty of Gr'and I aland, Id.3braska, for the construction of
said pav2.nc
;) tri ct ImO\'v11 and de ~J:Lgna ted asP a v
District ~o. 143,
be, arlo. t110
[:ame is hereby accepted; that a contract for the constI'uc-
tion of said paving
district
be entered into by and between
the City
of Grand Island and
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Diamond Engineering Company, a
corpo:C'a U.on
and that L;he Preside:nt of the City Council and the clerk of said City,
1..e, and they are hereby au thOI'i zed to sirm said con tract for and on
behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted
this 1t':t1udav
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Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution adopted.
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Honoral)le Mayor & C1 ty Council,
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Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Faving District No. 145, v\"hic.h district
is to be in Arthur Street from Division Street to Louise St.
Approx. 650
" 606
1282
252
cu. yds. excavation @ $1.00
cu. yc1s. 6" slab @ $ 17.00
lin. ft. curb & gutte~1.35
liri. ft. I" x 6" eXD-
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an810n joint @ .25
Remove 145 lin. ft.
""6 hO 00
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10302.00
17;~O.70
63.00
f1~):~?,~ CJ1t 81)1:')lJ
@ .30
Total
43.50
12789.20
Plans and snocifications on file in the offic~ of
the City Engineer.
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ijotion by Cunningham, seoonded by "inkhoff, same was approved and
bids to be reoeived up to eight o'olock P.M. August 1.
Leonard Sohwartz request to build two-family unit on fr ? & 8,
fr block 8, Gilberts Seoond Addition was presented. After some
disoussion, reoommendation of the oity manager that the request
be granted. Motion b,y Wlnldloff, seoonded by Foreman, city manager's
reoommendation was approved.
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WHEREAS, the Workmen's Compensation Court has entered a final
order in the action entitled, "William W. Barnes, plaintiff, vs the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, defendantll, in favor of said plaintiff,
and
WHEREAS, the final order entered by said Compensation Court should
be refused and an appeal taken to the District Court of Hall County,
Nebraska.
THER_~ORE:, BE I'f RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL 01' the Ci ty of Grand
Island, Nebraska; that the City Attorney be and he is hereby authorized
and directed to appeal to the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska,
in said action and to take such steps as may be necessary to perfect
said appeal.
Respectfully submitted this 18th day of July, 1951.
Members of~t)1e City Council
Motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft, resolution was adoptede
Letter from Holmberg pertaining to water assessment in water
main diet. 114, in lot 20, block 17, Ashton place, was reade No
action taken.
Ordinance 2497 which was previously passed July 2 was ordered
republished on account of typographical error.
The city manager advised the council that it was impossible
to lay the sewer in Sewer District 245, that the agreement and
contract with the contractor had been repealed. Motion of Cunningham,
seconded by Toft, action was approved.
City manager reported that the auditor's report had been re-
ceived. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, same be accepted
and filed.
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Bonds were presented as follows:
Diamond Engineering Co, performance bonds
Elmer Cordes, City Engineer
Chester Moore, manager airport
Motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, bonds werffi approved.
Claims were presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by
Foreman, claims were allowed as presented and listed 1n the claim
register.
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F. S. vfl11te,
Uity Clerk
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July 19, 1951
Council met as per adjournment of July 18. All councilmen
present. His honor, the mayor, presiding.
ORDINANCE 250? vaoating a portion of fr lot 8, all of fro lot 9,
fr. block 8, Ashton Place, was regularly passed by the council
and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 250?'.Motion by Cunningham, seoonded by Winkhoff,
was plaoed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no,
none.
Ordinance 250? - Motion by Cunningham, seoonded by Foreman,
rules suspended and ordinanoe placed on second reading by title
only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 250? - Motion by Cunningham, seoonded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance plaoed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 250? - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhotf,
ordinance plaoed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wlnkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
Agreement for proteotive oovenance restriction and conditions
for Parkhill Sub-division as presented by Irvin P. Meves and Ruby
M. Meves was presented to the counoil. After some disoussion,
on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, covenance restrictions
were approved.
(Filed with City Annexations)
ORDINANCE 2508 extending the corporate limits by annexing
Parkhill Sub-division, was regularly passed b.Y the council and
signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 250~ - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Foreman, was
plaoed on first reading at length. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes,
Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2508 - Motion by Win~loff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, CunnIngham. Voting no, none.
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Ordinance 2508 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Boll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2508 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, W1nkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
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VffiEREAS, the Abrahamson Building and Supply Company, a corporation
is the o\vner of a certain portion of the lots in an addi tion to the Oi ty
of Grand Island known as Buenavista Subdivision, and said corporation
is engaged in the business of promoting the construction and sale of
homes in said addition, and
VffiEREAS, the Abrahamson Building and Supply Company, a corporation
desires to construct and pave some of the streets in said addition at a
grade fixed by the City of Grand Island under the supervision of said
city, and in accordance with plans and specifications governing the
construction of concrete paving heretofore adopted by said city, with-
out having the city create a paving district and without having the city
assess the lots, tracts and parcels of land in said subdivision to pay
for the cost of said paving, and
WHEREAS, the said Abrahamson Building and Supply Company, a cor-
poration, has requested said City of Grand Island to approve the paving
of East Dodge Street, from the VVest property line of Oak Street to the
East property line of Sycamore Street, at a width of twenty-eight feet
from curb to curb, said paving to have an intergral curb, the same to
be six inches in height and six inches in thickness, and
WHEREAS, the council has considered the request of the Abrahamson
Building and Suppl-;'T Company, a corporation, and has determined that its
request should be granted.
THEREFORE, BE IT RBSOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska; that the Abrahamson Building and Supply Company, a
corporation, be, and it is hereby authorized to pave East Dodge Street
from the West property line of Oak Street to the East property line of
Sycamore Street, the grade to be fixed by the City of Grand Island;
that said streets be paved witrl a concrete clab with intergral curb
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under the supervision of the City of Grand Island, said curb to be six
inches high and six inches thick, and said streets to be paved twenty-
eight feet in width, measured from curb to curb, said paving to be
constructed in accordance with plans and specifications governing the
construction of concrete paving heretofore adopted by said City of
Grand Island.
BE IT FURrrHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forlivard a certified
copy of this resolution to the said A9rahamso~ Building and Supply
Company, a corporation of Grand Island, Nebraska, to the City Manager
and to the City Engineer.
Respectfully submitted this 19th day of July, 1951.
Members of the City Council
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution
was adopted.
Request for permission to construct a residence on
the north 44 ft. of lat 5, block 17, Wheeler & Bennetts Third,
was presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham
request was granted, subject to written permission of the
property owners, which may be effected by said construction.
Request of Joe M. and Ella M. Sprague pertaining to
sewer in Block 12, Lambert'sAddition, was presented. Motion
of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, received and placed on file.
After some discussion pertaining to toilet faoilities
to be installed in residences now existing ,~ich might be in
conflict with building codes, was referred to the city manager
to cooperate with the building inspector and sanitarian to
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make investigation as to the conditions and granting permission
to make such alterations in construction so as to permit of
the installation of the plumbing. Motion by Cunningham a
seconded by Foreman.
City manager advised the council on account of the
varied forms of stationery used in the different offices,
that he recommended purchase of a mimeograph at a cost of
perhaps$700, more or less. After some discussiona motion by
Toft, seconded by Foreman, city manager was authorized to
advertise for bids.
After some disoussion on explosion insurance, $5000
deductible, motion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, was
referred to the city manager.
City manager presented a blanket bond covering all
city employees. Was requested to make further investigation
and report back in thirty days.
City manager made report on either faulty installation
or lines hav~ng been struck by lightening at the airport.
Stating that the contractor had agreed to pay half of the cost
of repairing same and also that the CAA had made a certain
proposition whereby there would be an expense to the city of
around $3000 to make same repairs and further installations.
Motion by Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, City manager was
instructed to accept the offer of the contractor on a fifty-fifty
basis rather than go along with the CAA.
Resolutions from the Board of Education, Grand Island
School District, pertaining to three mills for improvement in
schoo~ buildings and their annual budget of $789a679 were
presented. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Win~Loff, received
and placed on file.
Ordinance 2503 levying taxes for water main district 141
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2503 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
,il'oreman, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnsona Foreman, Toft, Wi nkhoff , Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
OrdinAijce 2503 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
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Ordinance 250~ - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Jom~aonJ
Foreman, Tofti Wlnkho:rf'~ Cunnlnghaa. Voting no" none.
Qrdinance 2503 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
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unningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE 2504 Levying taxes on water main district
142 was regular~ypassed by the council and. signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2504 - Motion by Wlnkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2504 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
I Foreman, Toft, W1nkhoff, Cunn1ngham. Vot1ng no, none.
Ordinance 2504 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2504 - Motion by Winldloff, seconded by
Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE 2505 levying ta~es on paving district 134
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2505 - Motion by Wi nkhoff, seconded by
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ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Wlnkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2505 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
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Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
~ Ordinance 2505 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third
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Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2505 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Ounningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Petition for the construction of water main district
in Grand Island Avenue between 14th and 15th street was presented.
On recommendation of the city manager the water main district
was created.
Ordinance 2506 ereating water main district 148 in Grand
Island Avenue from 14th to 15th street was regularly passed by
the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2506 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Foreman,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no,
none.
Ordinance 2506 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoond.ed by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Qrdinance 2506 - Motion by Wlnkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2506 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
Ordinance pertaining to parking privileges was presented.
On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on first
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reading. Discussion.
Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhotf, that no privileges
be allowed to any car or truck operators (except doctors and
nurses at the Lutheran Hospital) and that the city manager so
advise the public as to the effective dates.
Proposed lease by and between the city of Grand Island
and the Grand Island Chamber of Commerce for building identified
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Motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, lease was approved and
Mayor and clerk authorized to sign.
Motion of Toft, council adjourned. to 7:30 PoM.August 1,1951.
F. s. ~'hite
City Clerk
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August 1, 1951
Counoi1 met in regular session. His honor, the
Mayor, presiding. All councilmen present except Foreman.
Minutes of previous meetings July 2 and 18, were
read. On motion of Cunningham, seconded b.r Winkhoff, were
approved.
Bond of Earl Gulzow, electrician, was presented.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was approved.
Application for on and off sale beer by Edward D.
Guzinski, 1009 West North Front, was presented. After some
discussion as to the number of licenses out, motion of Cun-
ningham, seconded by Winkhoff, application was rejected.
Motion of Cunningham, council adjourned to meet
as board of Adjustment.
F. S. White
City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebr.
August 1, 1951
Council met as board of Adjustment on lots 3,4,5,
block 1, Bremers Subdivision. Request having been made to
rezone from Residence A to Business B. The mayor called for
protests, if any there be, and after some discussion, motion
by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted.
Ordinance ordered drawn. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Foreman absent.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, council
adjourned as Board of Adjustment.
F. S. White
City Clerk
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August 1, 1951
Council met as Board of Equalization on paving
districts 129 and 138; and sewer districts 235 and 236.
All Councilmen present except Foreman. His Honor presiding.
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
BE IT RESOLVED BY TIlE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving
District No. 129 to be the total sum of $15,942.43; that we find the
benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total
sum of ~p15,942.43 and that we find the bene1':Lts accruing to the respec-
tive lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum
set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
NAME
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AllOUNT
ADDrl'ION
International harvester Co.
6
Baker's
chLlrzO 98
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International Harvester Co.
7
7
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415.02
415.02
415.02
International Harvester Co.
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7
8
9
10
6
International Harvester Co.
7
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400.98
International Harvester Co.
7
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430.98
415.02
li15.02
415.02
8
International Harvester Co.
International Harvester Co.
II
7
8
International Harvester Co.
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8
8
International Harvester Co.
9
II
8
International Harvester Co.
10
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430.98
8
International Harvester Co.
Cleveland Street
North side of Second St. 608.49
City of Grand Island
6
7
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430.98
9
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415.02
City of Grand Island
9
Charles H. & Eva B. Johnson
9
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415.02
8
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
William J. Flamming
9
9
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415.02
11
1\j9.53
10
9
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199.53-
William J. Flamming
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415.02
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I William J. F'lamming 3 18 Baker's ip415.02
William J- Flamming 4 18 II 415.02
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William J. Flamming 5 18 II 430.98
Harvey Henry Dibbern & Lorraine Dibbern 1 19 II 430.98
Lulu A. IilcAlli s ter 2 19 \I 415.02
Lucille Glover 3 19 II 507.20
Lucillo Glover 4 19 It 628.28
Lucille Glover 5 19 It 906.72
Lucille Glover 6 19 II 475.74
Lucille Glover 7 19 II 213.26
Lucille Glover 8 19 \I 92.1Q.
Lucille Glover 1 20 It 906.72
I Lucille Glover 2 20 " 628.28
Lucille Glover 3 20 " 507.20
Gordon L. Evans 4 20 fI 415.02
Joseph 'Q tc Hoxie H. Brownlee 5 20 II 430.98
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Harvey '~'_j . (:(, Lela Iii. Boecking 8 20 It 92.18
John w. & Mary Katheryn 'llaylor 9 20 It 213.26
Lucille Glover 10 20 II 475.74
~i)15, 942.43
Respectfully submitted this 1st day of August, 1951.
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BE I'T RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice hav1ngoeen given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving
District No. 138 to be the total sum of $3,011.24; that we find the
benefits accruinG to the real estate in said district to be the total
sum of ~3,011.24 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respec-
tive lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum
set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
NAME
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Erin Hancho Motel
Erin Rancho Motel
I Erin Rancho Motel
Murphy Ice & Realty Co.
,Murphy Ice & Healty Co.
Murphy lee & Healty Co.
Harold F. & Helen 'M. Howe
Jack D. & Virginia R. Long
LO'T BLOCK ADDI'TrON AlVlOUNlJ;
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1 11 Baker's ~[~458. 46
2 11 " 205.52
3 11 II 88.83
8 11 " 88.83
9 11 II 205 . 52
10 11 " 458.46
3 12 " 225.84
and its camp.
3 53 Paclter & Barr's
2nd
4 12 Baker's 526.97
and its camp.
4 53 Packer & Barr's
2nd
c~ ~L 5 1'") Baker's 229.23
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6 12 " 205.52
? 12 II 88.83
Total ~1;3,Oll.24
Alfred O. & Mille R. Olsen
Max & Viola Gladys Ewoldt
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Ella M. Pfitzer
Respectfully submitted this 1st day of
Members or the C~ tjt;(5'Uncn-
Motion of W1nkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was
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The mayor inquired if anyone present was interested
in Sewer Districts 235 and 236. There being noone present,
motion of Winldloff, seconded by Cunningham, Board of Equali-
zation was continued to August 15.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, council
adjourned as Board of Equalization.
Grand Island, Nebr.
Augus t 1, 1951
Council met in regular session.
His honor, the
mayor presiding. All councilmen present except Foreman.
Bid of the Diamond Engineering Company on Paving
District 145 was presented as follows:
650 cu. yds excavation
@ $1.00 per cu. yd
$650.00
606 cu. yds. 6" slab
@ $16.50 per cu. yd
1282 lin. ft. curb and gutter
@ $1.35 per lin. ft.
252 lin. ft. 1" x 611 expansion joint
@ .025 per lin. ft.
145 lin. ft. straight curb to be removed
@.028 per lin. ft.
9999.00
1730.70
63.00
40.60
$12,483.30
Total
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winldloff, was
referred to the city manager for recommendation.
A. J. Luebs made request of the council to amend
2492
or repeal ordinance/creating water main district 147. After
some discussion, Mr. Luebs was informed he would be advised
further before there was any positive action.
City manager made recommendation that the bid of
the Diamond Engineering Co~pany on paving district 145 be
approved.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a paving district known and designated as Paving Distric
No. 145, to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M.onthe 1st day of August,
1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular
meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the Diamond Engineering Company, .a corporation, of the
City of Grand Island, submitted a sealed bid for the construction of
said distr>iet and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest
and best bid.
NOW, THEREFDRE~ BE IT RESOLVED BYhTHE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLA~D, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said Diamond Engineering
Company, a corporation, of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the
construction of said paving district known and designated as Paving
District No. 145, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract
for the construction of said paving district be entered into by and
between the City of Grand Island and the said Diamond Engineering
Company, a corporation, and that the President of the City Council and
the Clerk of said City, be, and they are hereby authorized to sign
said contract for and on behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 1st day of August, 1951.
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Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was
approved.
Petition for Sewer between Ninth and Tenth street
from Broadwell 11" to the west line of lot 2, block 14,
Boggs and Hill addition, was presented. Motion of Winkhoff,
seconded by Cunningham, the petition was granted and ordinance
ordered drawn setting up sewer district 245.
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August 1, 1951.
City Council,
Grcmd Island,
Nebr.
Gentlemen:
Herevvi th is the City Engineer's revised estirnate for
the construction of Sewer District No. 24~;, wLLclJ distr:1c t is
to be located in the alley between Kruse Ave. and Taylor Ave.
from 16th. st. to State St. in the City of Grand Island, NebrJ
This revision is neces::;ary beccluse of changes 1.n
plan to accoumor1cd:.e all lots .:1.n tbts distrj_ct
Sewer Main:
Approx. 518 line ft. 8" V.C. Sewer PiDe with asphaltic
poured joints, complete in place
o ~0 00 l)er lJ'~ ft
_ \vL:..... c-_ i.. .wJ.l. ..
3 Manholes complete in place
@ ~~125.00 each
20 cu>~ yds. road gravel for resurfacin.g
@ $2.00 per cu. yd.
$1139.60
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375.00
II
40.00
1~54. 00-
'Total Sewer Main
Sewer District No. 245.
with asphaltic
place
Approx. 1213 lint ft. 8" V.C. Sewer Pipe
poured joints, complete in
@ $2.20 per. lint ft.
If 3 r:;:anholes complete in nlace
@ $125. 00 e~ch -
Total Sewer District
$2668.60
-:< '7 r; . 00
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3043.uO
Granel Total
4598.20
E. E. Cordes
Ci ty Enf':ineer
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, estimate was
approved and clerk instructed to advertise for bids to be
received up to eight o'clock P.M. August 15.
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August 1, 1951
City Council
Grand ISland, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. 131 in accordance with
the plans and specification and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. ~nd The Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract
to-wit:
1
125
110.73
32
44.85
235
3
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Manhole complete
cu. yds. excavation
cu. yds. concrete slab
1in. ft. 1" x Bn expansion joint
sq. 42# mesh
line ft. 12" tile in place
catch basins with grate & frame
line ft. 8n tile from catch
basin to main
rebuild alley crossing
line ft. remove old concrete header
Total
@ $125.00
.90
16.40
.35
4.70
2.25
70.00
$125.00
112. 50
1B15.97
11.20
210.Bo
528.75
210.00
1.50
.35
27.00
30.00
& 12. ~
3084.17
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I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving
District No. 131 be accepted by the City of Grand ISland, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with Paving District No. 131.
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering & Publication
$3084.17
15'4.21
3238.38
Total
To be divided as follows:
Paving Fund
Storm Sewer Fund
Paving District Fund
$162.41
935.29
2140.68
3238.38
Total
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on said Paving Distr~t No.13l on the 15th
day of August 1951 at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
submitted
. H. Cordes
City Engineer
Motion of Winkhotf, seconded by Cunningham, oompletion report
was approved.
Pet1tion tor paving distriot in the 200 block
east Division and the 200 and 300 block on south Kimball,
having 30 signatures , A. R. Ja~ub and others, was presented.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, that the ordinance be
drawn creating paving district.
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Plans and specifications were presented for electrical
equipment in connection with the new turbine. Motion of
Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, plans, specifications and
estimates were approved. City clerk authorized to advertise
for bids to be received August 29.
Recommendation of the city manager that a car be
purchased for the police department. Motion of Cunningham,
seconded by Winkhoff, clerk was authorized to advertise for
bids to be received up to eight o'clock P.M. August 29.
City manager mentioned the need of having a printing
form reproducer and adding machine, bids to be received up to
eight o'clock P.M. August 29.
Letter from R. F. Weller, chief Highway Engineer,
pertaining to urban roads, in particular continuation of 281
on Eddy street south. After some discussion as to location,
the city manager suggested going south on Eddy street to
Phoenix and east to Locust street. Other opinions, south on
Eddy and California to Anderson Avenue and east to Locust.
After some discussion, the council and city manager agreed to
meet at 10 A.M. August 2, to go over the ground before any
action be taken.
The city manager mentioned hearings before the
state Railway Commission, one in particular, that of the Grand
Island Transit Company, to be held at 2P.M. August 7, in the
Hall County District court room. On motion of Toft, seconded
by Winkhoff, the manager and, or, city attorney were directed
to appear at the hearing to advise the commission that there
had been no objections filed with the council, and as a council
they were favorable to the change in bus fares.
Request of Mrs. Kate Kammerzell to erect a second
house on lot 7, block 4, Koehler Place, a.long wi thpermission
of property owners immediately.adjoining. On motion of Cunningham,
seconded by Toft, recommendation of the city manager that the
request be granted was approved.
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WHEREAS, there have been claims filed against the Sewer Fund to
pay for the cost of certain emergency repairs and the construction of
trunk line sewers, all of which were not anticipated, and there is not
sufficient money in the Sewer Fund to pay said claims, and
WHEREAS, there is sufficient money in the General F'und (Incidental)
to pay said claims after the payment of all anticipated claims against
said General F'und.
NOW, TFiEREFOHE, BE 1'1' HESOLVED BY TIm COUNCIL OF' fJ.'HE Cl'l'Y OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; tha t the sum of :fr;lO,OOO.OO
be transferred
from the General Fund (Incidental) to the Sewer Fund of the C:1 ty of
Grand Island; that the Ci ty 'l'reasurer, be, and he is hereby ordel'ed
and authorized to transfer said funds as herein set forth, and that
the transfer thereof be shown on the records of the Ci ty 'L'reasurer and
City Clerk
BE IT F'UR'rrER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City
Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 1st day of August, 1951.
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Motion of Cunningham, seoonded by Winkhoff, resolution was
adopted.
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WHEREAS, there
is an unexpended balance in the sum of ~? 13,043.80
in the General Fund (Street and Alley Reserve) of the City of Grand
Island, and no claims will be filed for payment against said fund, and
WEBRE,AS, the unexpended balance in said sum stlOuld, therefore, be
transferred to the Paving F'und of the City of Grand Island to aid in
the payment of claims filed against said Paving Fund.
NOW, TIIEHEFOHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY cr'BB COUNCIIJ OF TEE CITY OF' GHAND
ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the unexpended balance in the sum of ~?13,Old.80
in the General Fund (Street and Alley Reserve) of said City be transferrE
to the Paving Ii'und; that the Ci ty 'I'reasurer, be, and he is hereby direct
eO. and authorized to transfer said funds as herein provided; that the
transfer ther'eof be shown on the records of the C1 ty 'l'reasurer and the
City Clerk, and that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a
certified COp'JT of this Hesolution.
Respectfully submitted this 1st day of August, 1951.
Members of the Crt-y Council
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was
adopted.
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WHEREAS, there is an unexpended balance in the sum of ~250.00 in
the Civil Defense Iiund of the City of Grand Island, and an additional
sum of ;;,;250.00 is required to pay for the antIcipated claims to be filed
against said fund, and
rfHERL~AS, there is suff'icient money in the General Fund (Incidental)
to pay said claims af'ter the payment of all anticipated claims against
said General Fund.
NOW, THERl~PORJ~, BE IT REi:SOLVED BY 111lE COUNCIL OI" rrnE CITY OH'
GRAND ISLAND, NJ.EBHASKA; that the sum of ir;250.00 be transferred from the
General Pund (JDncidental) to the Civil Defense Pund of the City of
Grand Island; that the City Treasurer, be, and he is hereby ordered
and authorized to transfer said funds as herein set forth, and that
the transfer thereof be shown on the records of the C1 ty 'Treasurer and
City Clerk.
BE I'l' F'UHTbER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City
rrreaSUI'er a certified copy of' this Hesolu tion.
Respectfully submitted this 1st day of August, 1951.
Members of the tity Council
Budget for 1951-1952 was presented by the city
manager. On motion of WinkhotfJ seconded by Cunningham, was
approved and ordered filed.
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Ordinance 2509 appropriation for 1951-1952 was
regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Qrdinance~ - Motion of Cunningham, seconded
by Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2509 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, rules were suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Toft, Winkhoff" Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2509 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
~y title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Qrginance 250a - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Forems.n absent.
Ordinance 2510 pertaining to the mill levy for
1951-1952 was regularly passed by the council and signed by
the mayor.
Ordinance 2510 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2510 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2510 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2510 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunning-
ham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
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Claims against the city were presented. On motion
of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, claims were allowed
as presented and listed in the claim register. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman.
Motion of W1nkhoff, council adjourned to 8 P.M.
August 2.
F. S. White,
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August 2, 1951
Council met as per adjournment of August 1. All
councilmen present except Foreman. His honor, the Mayor,
presiding.
The mayor stated that there was an ordinance 2511 on
rezoning lots 3,4, B.nd 5, Block 1, Bremer's Subdivision t'o .be
regularly passed by the council (and signed by the mayorl
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was placed on
first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none.
Foreman absent. Ordinance was placed on first reading at length.
Some discussion pertaining to the rezoning, both
pro and con, M. Lingemann, C. E. Mikel, Joe Sprague, Mr. Mosher,
and members of the council participating. It was presented
to Mr. Lingemann and Mikel that this particular tract of land
being right along the CB & Q belt line should really be in
Industrial instead of Business B. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded
by Cunningham, ordinance was placed on second reading. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Foreman Absent.
Ordinance 2511 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded
/by Winkhoff,rules suspended and ordinance placed on third
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2511- Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Wink-
hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
City manager mentioned a problem that was confront-
ing the city at this, the sale of incinerators, which accord-
ing to ordinances, are not allowed within the city. No positive
action taken.
Reques t of V. C. Olson pertaining to erection of a
sign at Second and Jackson, was presented. After some dis-
cussion, motion by Johnson, seconded by Cunningham request
was rejected.
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Applicati.on of Albert Brooks for special permit
to handle the waste paper at the city dump was presented.
On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, that the contract
be prepared and entered into with Mr. Brooks, if and when
the proper bond forms are presented.
A letter from the Chamber of Commerce pertaining
to convention stickers was read by the mayor. After some
discussi.on, city manager was instructed to notify the Chamber
of Commerce that convention stickers to out-of-the-city cars
would be recognized.
Proposed leases at the airbase were presented as
follows:
A. A. Schlaick, building identified as T-130,
$150 per year
Glade Service, building identified as T-2l5
$200 per year
Jesse Harris, building identified as T-126,
$150 per year
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, leases were
I approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign.
Request from G. L. Kaiser for permission to remodel
barn located on lots 5 & 6, block 1, Windolph's Addition (1120
West Louise). After some discussion, it was brought out that
there would be insufficient room to make a two-family unit
along with the five fami.ly unit on this particular tract.
Mr. Kaiser also presented a request for rezoning lots 5 & 6,
Block 1, Windolph's Addition, from Residence A to Residence B.
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, hearing date
was set for 8 o'clock P.M. August 15.
After some 'discussion pertaining to the rezoning
of Fr.blocks, motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that
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bounded on three sides by streets and a division line or alley
on the rear.
Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, the city
manager was authorized to have rezoning signs prepared and
placed on lots to be considered for rezoning.
The city manager mentioned resolutions prepared
by the Public Housing Administration which are supposed to
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be passed by the mayor and the council. Same being referred
to the city attorney for opinion.
Application of the Northwestern Bell Telephone
Company to the State Railway Commission for permission to
increase rates. Hearing date September 25, 1951, was
presented. Motion by Johnson that the Mayor and city attorney
attend.
Request of W. G. Jones to rezone lots 1 & 2, block 2,
South Grand Island, from Residence A to Residence B was presented.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, hearing date was
set for eight o'clock P.M. August 15.
Ordinance 2512 assessment on paving district 129
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 251~ - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Foreme.n absent.
Ordinance 2512 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
0unnlngham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 25lg - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third
reading by title only. Roll call tallot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2512 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, JohnsonJ Toft, Winkhoff, Cunning-
ham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2513 assessment on paving district 137
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2513 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Vot-
ing yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunnihgham. Voting no, none.
Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2513 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
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Ordinance 2513 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinmlce 251~ - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunning-
ham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Petition for the creating of paving district in First
Street from Blaine street to Ingalls street was presented.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, was approved and ordinance
ordered drawn.
Ordinance 2514 creating paving district 146, Division
street from Sycamore to Kimball and Kimball Avenue from Division
to Charles, was regularly passed by the council and signed by
the mayor.
Ordinance 2514 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhof f, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman.
Ordinapce 2514 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Qrdinance 25l~ - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
prd1nan ce 2514 - IJfotion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2515 ereating paving district 147 in
First street from Blaine to Ingalls was regularly passed by
the council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinanc~ 2515 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Toft, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Foreman abeen t.
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Ordinance 2515 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2515 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, Rules suspended and ordinance placed on third
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Toft; Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Qrdinance 25lQ - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2516 amending portion of section one of
ordinance 2459 Sanitation department salaries was regularly
passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2516 - Motion b~ Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
.Qrdinance. 25lv9- - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, ,Johnson, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Qrdinance 2516 - Motion By Cunningham, seconded by
Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by
title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Orpinance 25l~ - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunning-
ham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2517 creating a planning commission in
the city of Grand Island was regularly passed by the council
and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2517 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none. Foreman absent.
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Ordinance 2517 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Q.rdinance 2517 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Q.rdl~nce 2517 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned until 7:30
P.M. August 15.
F. S. Whi t e
CitJr Clerk
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August 15, 1951
Counoil met as Board of Adjustment. All oounoilmen present
exoept Foreman and Toft.
Request of W. G. Jones for rezoning lots one and two, blook
two, South Grand Island, from Residenoe A to Residenoe B was
presented. After some disoussion, Mr. Hogle, Huston and different
oounoilmen, Mr. Hogle presented a protest signed by John Vanosdall,
Hans and Ida Priess. The Mayor stated that there was a petition
signed with these signatures attaohed. Also a speoial permission
by Mr. and Mrs. Priess and he felt they should be given the
their names
opportunity to remove/either from the petition or the protest.
Vanosdall stated that there had been misrepresentation and that
if Mr. Jones was building duplexes, as shown by his plan, and
only three, he felt that his property would not be depreoiated
in value and withdrew his name from the protest. Mrs. Priess
stated that she also felt there had been misrepresentation
made, and after having oontaoted Mr. Jones and being informed
by him that his desire was for no more than three duplexes,
that this request be granted, and she felt their property
would be enhanoed in value. She also withdrew the signatures
of herself and husband.
Mrs. Hogle suggested that if it was possible, instead of
rezoning, Mr. Jones be granted permiSSion to ereot two duplexes,
that she had been informed that the area in the rear of the three
suggested duplexes would be used for parking area and she felt
that would not be the best oondition, as far as they are oonoerned.
Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunningham, that lots
one and two, blook two, South Grand Island be rezoned from
Residenoe A to Residenoe B. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes,
Cunningham, Winkhoff, Johnson, Voting no, none. Absent Foreman
and Toft.
Request of G. L. Kaiser to rezone lots five and six, Blook
One, Windolph's addition, from Residenoe A to Residenoe B, was
presented. There being no protest filed or protestors present,
motion of Cunningham, seoonded by Winkhoff, request was granted.
Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Winkhoff, Johnson,
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
August 15, 1951
Counoil met as Board of Equalization on Paving Distriot 131.
All oounoilmen present exoept Foreman and Toft.
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving
District No. 131 to be the total sum of $2140.65; that we find the bene-
fits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum
of $2140.65 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective
lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sum set
opposite the several descriptions as follows:
NAME
LOT BLOCK
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Verne D. & Marie M. Hainline
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Original Town$161.38
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Rosalio & Marie Briseno
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tt 106.20
tt 267.58
If 267.58
If 267.58
If 26'7.58
tt 186.50
It 81. 09
n 133.'79
It 133.79
ft 267.58
$2140.65
Verne D. & Marie M. Hainline
Dent Z. Holcomb & Helen Holcomb
59
tt
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If
3
Dent Z. Holcomb & Helen Holcomb
It
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5
59
59
James A. Michelson
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William J Moslander & Morton A. Latham
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6
'7
59
59
59
59
59
If
Annie Grimminger
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Verne Hainline
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2
If,
Annie Grimminger
W.1.
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'7
If
Mrs. Caroline WaY
8
Total
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of August, 1951.
Members of the City Council
There being no protestors, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
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Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Fore-
man and Toft.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, Board of Equali-
zation on Sewer Districts 235 and 236 was continued until August 29.
Motion of Cunningham, council adjourned as Board of Equalization.
Grand Island, Nebr.
August 15, 1951
Council met in regular session. His honor, the mayor,
presiding. All councilmen present except Foreman and Toft.
Bids on Sewer District 245 were opened and read as follows:
Louis H. Smith $4627.44
Diamond Engineering Company 4488.96
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred
to the city manager and city engineer.
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Grand Island, Nebraska
August 15, 1951
City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Water Main District No. 145, which distriot
is to be bUilt in Lafayette Ave. from 17th St. to 18th Street.
Approx. 486 lin. ft. 6" cast iron Water Main complete
in place with all fittings .
@ $2.90 per. lin. ft. $1409.40
~itted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
Grand Island, Nebraska.
August 16, 1961
City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Water Main District No. 14G, which distriot
is to be built in St Mary Street from Hedde Street to the City
Limits.
Approx. 344 lin. ft. Gn cast iron Water Main
in plaoe with all fittings
@ $2.90 per. lin. ft $997.60
~tted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
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August 16, 1951.
City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the oonstruction of Water Main District No. 147, which distriot
is to be built in Anna Street from Olay St. to Grant-St.
Approx. 344 line ft. 6ft cast iron Water Main oomplete
in place with all fittings.
@ $2.90 per. line ft. $997.60
Respeotfully submitted,
E. H. Oordes
City Engineer
Grand Island, Nebraska
August 15, 1951.
City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Water Main District No. +48, which district
is to be built in Carey Avenue from Front Street to 7th Street.
h"
Approx. 1323 line ft. cast iron Water Main ~omplete
in place with all fittings
@ $2.90 per. ft. $3836.70
Respectfully submitted,
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City Engineer
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, estimates were
approved and city clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be
received up to eight o'olock P.M., August 29. (Dis.#147 approved
but not advertised).
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Grand Island, Nebraska
August 15, 1951.
To The City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for
the oonstruction of Paving Distriot No. 146, whioh distriot is
looated in Division St. from Syoamore st. to Kimball Ave. and
Kimball Ave. from Division St. to Charles St.
1350 ou. yds. earth exoavation
7980 sq. yds. 6" oonorete pavement
434 lin. ft. 1" x 6" expansion jojnt
187 lin. ft. 6" x 2211 curb & gutter
150 lin. ft. remove old curb & gutter
700 sq. ft. remove old orosswalk
64 sq. ft. new oonorete walk
1 eaoh remove ourb inlet
2 eaoh new ourb inlets, grate & frames
to be furnished by City
50 lin. ft. 12" Vitrified Clay or oement
oonorete inlet pipe in plaoe
3 each adjust manholes to grade
120 lin. ft. oonorete header
@ $1.00
2.85
.25
1.35
.40
.10
.35
20.00
55.00
2.50
30.00
.75
$1350.00
22743.00
108.50
252.45
60.00
70.00
22.40
20.00
110.00
125.00
90.00
90.00
25041.35
Total
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer.
Grand Island, Nebraska
August 15, 1951
To The City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for
the oonstruotion of Paving Distriot No. 147, whioh district is
located in First St. from Blaine St. to Ingals St., in the City
of Grand Island, Nebr.
460 cu. yds.
2765 sq. yds.
133 lin. ft.
450 lin. ft.
100 lin. ft.
50 lin. ft.
earth excavation
6" oonorete pavement
1" x 6" expansion Joint
6" x 22" ourb & gutter
concrete header
remove curb & gutter
@$1.00
2.85
.25
1.35
.75
.40
$460.00
7880.25
33.25
607.50
75.00
20.00
9076.00
Total
Respectfully submitted,
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City Engineer.
Motion of Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunningham, estimates were approved
and city clerk authorizedto advertise for bids to be received up
to eight o'clock P.M., August 29.
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City manager having gone over the bids in Sewer District
245 recommended that the bid of the Diamond Engineering Company
of $4468.96 be accepted.
RE.eOL:Q:1ION
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a sewer district known and designated as Sewer District
No. 245, to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 15th day of August,
1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular
meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the Diamond Engineering Company
of the City of Grmd Island, Nebr
submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the
bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, TB~REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said
Diamond Engineering Company
of the City of
Grand Island, Nebr.
for the construction of said sewer district
known and designated as Sewer District No. 245, be, and the same is
hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said sewer
district be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and
the said Diamond Engineering Company
and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be
and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf
of said City.
Respectfully submitted this
15th d~51.
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Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted.
Proposed leases at the airbase were presented and recommended
by the city manager that they be approved by and between the city
of Grand Island and C. L. Crawford for building identified as
T.832 for $600 per year and city of Grand Island, Van Eaton and
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George W. Martin for building identified as T-852 for $1440 a year.
Motion of Wlnkhoff, seoonded by Cunningham, leases were approved
and the mayor and clerk authorized to sign.
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V'iHEREAS, on the 1st day of August, 1951, a petition was presented
to the Council of the City. of Grand ISland, Nebraska, requesting that
a sewer district be established and that a sanitary sewer be constructed
on privately owned land, and that said sewer be constructed between
Ninth Street and Tenth Street and extend from the west property line
of Broadwell Avenue,' running thence in a westerly direction to the
west line of Lot 'l'wo {2}, Block Fourteen (14), in Boggs and Hills
Addition to the City of Grand Island, and
VillEREAS, no alley exists on which to construct said sewer and it
will be necessary that said sewer be constructed over and across said
private property, and
WHEREAS, certain persons owning property in said proposed sewer
district, have expressed their willingness to grant and convey unto
the City of Grand Island a perpetual easement over, along and across
their lots, tracts and parcels of land on which to construct said sewer.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City^ of Grand
ISland, Nebraska, that an agreement for the right-of-way on which
to lay and construct said sewer across said privately owned land in
said proposed sewer district, be entered into by and between the City
of Grand ~sland and the property owners residing in said district, and
that the President of the Council and City Clerk, be, and they are
hereby authorized to sign said agreement on behalf of the City of
Grand Island.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of August,
Members of the City Council
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by CUnningham, resolution was
adopted.
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Albert Brooks in connection with the collection of waste paper
at the airbase was presented.
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded
by Cunningham, bond was approved and mayor and clerk were
authorized to sign contract.
Treasurer1s annual report was presented.
On motion of Cun-
ningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved.
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City manager reported foreclosures on six properties in
which the city is interested, sale to take place August 28.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Johnson that Cunningham investi-
gate property to be sold and proteot the city at the foreclosure
sale.
Bid of Louis H. Smith on lots four and five, block 7, Dill
and Huston additon, $110 each, was presented. After some dis-
cussion, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, bid was
rejected.
City manager recommended that sealed bids be received for
the furniShing of two gasoline pumps to be used at the city
garage. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, recommen-
dation was approved and city clerk authorized to advertise for
bids to be received up to eight o'clock P.M. August 29.
Petition for the creation of paving district on John street
fro~ Tilden to Grant was presented. Also petition for paving
on Cleburn street from Tenth to Twelfth. On motion of Cunningham,
seconded by Winkhoff, that ordinance be drawn creating said
districts.
Ordinance 2518 levying special taxes on paving distriot
131 was regularly passed by the counoil and signed by the mayor.
Ordin~uce 2518 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent
Foreman and Toft.
Qrdinance 2518 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll 'call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunning-
ham. Voting no, none. Absent Foremanrand Toft.
Ordinance 2518- Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only.~ Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winlthoft, Cunning-
ham. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
Ordinanoe 2518 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunningham
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no,
none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
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Ordinance 2519 creating sewer district 246 was regularlY
passed by the oouncil and signed by the m~or.
Ordinance 2519 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent
Foreman and Toft.
Ordinance 2519 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunning-
ham. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
OrdinanQe 2519 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance on third reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
Ordinance 2519 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none. Absent Foreman<and 'foft.
Ordinance 2520 rezoning lots 12, 14 and 16, block 1, Scarff's
from Residence A to Residence B was regularly passed by the
council and signed by the mayor.
QrdinanQe 2520 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Absent Foreman and Toft.
Ordinance 2520 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
Ordinance 2520 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
Ordinance 2520 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningh~,
ordinance placed on final passage and finallY passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham., Voting no,
none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
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Ordinance 2521 creating paving district 148, John street
from Tilden to Grant, was regularly passed by the council and
signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2521 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham, Voting no, none. Absent
Foreman and Toft.
Ordinance 2521 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
Qrdinance 2521 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
Ordinance 2521 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no,
none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
ORDINANCE 2522 creating paving district 149 on Cleburn street
from Tenth to Twelfth was regularly passed by the council and
signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2522 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. ROll call ballot. Voting
yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent
Foreman and Toft.
Ordinance 2522 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunning-
ham. Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
Ordinance 2522 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
Ordinance 2522 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no,
none. Absent Foreman and Toft.
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Claims against the city were presented. On motion of Cun-
ningham, seconded by Winkhoff, olaims were allowed as presented
and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes,Johnson, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman
and Toft absent.
Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to meet at eight
o'clock P.M. August 22.
F. S. White
Ci ty Clerk
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August 22, 1951
Council met as per adjournment of August 15. His
honor, the mayor, presiding. All councilmen present except
Foreman.
Mr. J. E. Johnston of the Dept. of Roads and Irri-
gation, after introducing Mr. ~fueaton, field man, and Robert
Meyer, office assistant, proceeded to present the Grand Island
traffic survey. After presentation, Mayor Johnson excused
himself and Mr. Cunningham, on motion of Toft, seconded by
Winkhoff, served as acting mayor.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, the council
extended their thanks to Mr. Johnston and his worthy helpers
for the survey and their explanation.
Deed of J. H. Nitzel, trustee, for the westerly
forty-four feet, block 42, Original Town, was presented. On
motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, the deed was accepted
and ordered filed and that the city pay the delinquent taxes
and interest.
Bid of Claus Ruge, $500 for fro lot 5, fro block 13,
Wallichs addition, was presented. On motion of Toft, seconded
by Winkhoff, bid was accepted and ordinance ordered drawn,
Also resolution cancelling all special assessments other than
paving tax.
Bonds were presented as follows:
William Tegler
Roy C. Riggl e
Earl Rosenberry
Police
Diamond Engineering Company, Contract bond
Each having been okayed by the city attorney. On motion of
Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, bonds were approved.
Petition from ninety-two employees for the council to
adopt Social Security plan as passed by the Nebraska state
Legislature of 1950, was presentedand discussed. Motion of
Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was received and placed on file.
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August 22, 1951
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
At a meeting of the Housing Authority of the
City of Grand Island, held on August 20, it was the unanimous
opinion of all the commissioners, and a motion was passed to
that effect, that the City Council should not be requested
to waive any Building Code regulations or Zoning Ordinances
in any agreement entered into with the Housing Authority.
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Yours very truly,
W. W. Connell, Secretary
Housing Authority of the Cit y of
Grand Island, Nebraska
On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that the council
approve the opinion of the Housing Authority committee.Capl'led"
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~rrlliREAS, the deposits required from new patrons or customers, who
are tenants, by the Light Department of the City of Grand Island, Nebr-
aska, were established approximately 40 years ago, and
WHEREAS, since the amoun:ts of such deposits were originally estab-
lished, many electrical appliances have been manufactured and are now
in common use, and the average monthly bill for the consumption of
electrical energy has increased, and
WHEREAS, the amounts of deposits from such new customers who are
tenants should, therefore, be correspondingly increased in order to
protect the city from losses;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Islanc
Nebraska,. that, from and after the adoption of this resolution, the
Light Department of the City of Grand Island be required to collect
deposits as follows:
From a single tenant residence consumer who
purchases electrical energy for lighting
purposes and for the operation of small
electrical appliances, the sum of
$ 5.00
From a single tenant residence consumer who
purchases electrical energy for lighting,
and for small electrical appliances and
for an electric range or electric water
heater, or both, the sum of
10.00
From a consumer residing in a trailer-house,
the sum of
10.00
From a tenant commercial consumer, using
current through any appliance, a sum equal
to the anticipated average monthly bill,
such average to be estimated by the Light
Commissioner, but not less than a minimum
of ~!;10. 00
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that when electric service is disconnected
at the consumer's request and the consumer's account for electric ser-
vice has been paid in full, then the Light Department shall refUnd the
total amount of the consumer's deposit without interest.
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RESOLUTION
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BE IT FUR~{ER RESOLVED, that if and when a tenant consumer has
paid his account for electric service, regularly and without delinquency
for a continuous period of two years or more, then, at the discretion
of the Light Commissioner, the total amount of the consumer's deposit
may be refunded without interest.
BE IT F'UHTI-IER RESOLVED, that if and when a consumer vacates a tenan
cy without request for disconnection of electric service, and fails to
pay his account in full after a period of two years, then the Light
Department shall transfer and credit a sufficient amount of the con-
sumer's deposit to balance the unpaid account, and shall transfer any
residue of such deposit to the credit and general benefit of the Light
Fund as a miscellaneous receipt.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk forward a certified
copy of this resolution to C.W. Burdick, Commissioner of the Water,
Light and Ice Department.
Respectfully submitted this 22nd
,1951.
Members of the City Council
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, city olerk was
authorized to advertise for bids for 160 cell D.M.E.-?A
Manchester class, jar battery to be used in the Light Depart-
ment. Bids to be received up to eight o'Clock, September 5.
ORDINANCE 2523 rezoning lots one and two, block two,
South Grand Island, from residence A to Residence B was
regularly passed by the council and signed by the acting mayor.
Ordinance 2523 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Toft, Wlnkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Absent Johnson, Foreman.
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Ordinance 252~ - Motion by Toft, seoonded by
Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on seoond reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. ,Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 2523 - Motion by Toft, seoonded by
Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson
and Foreman.
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Ordinance 2523 - Motion by Toft, seoonded by Winkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 2524 rezoning lots five and six, block one,
Windolph's Addition from Residence A to Residence B was
regularly passed by the council and signed by the acting mayor.
Ordinance 2524 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll oall ballot.
Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Absent Johnson, Foreman.
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Ordinance 2524 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on seoond reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinanoe 2524 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance plaoed on third reading by title
only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
Ordinance 2524 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passageand finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none. Absent Johnson and Foreman.
On motion of Winkhoff, counoil adjourned to eight
o'clook P.M. August 29.
F. S. White
City Clerk
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August 29, 1951
Council met as per adjournment of August 22. All council-
men present except Johnson, who was out of the city. Vioe-president
Foreman presiding.
City manager mentioned Board or Equalization on Sewer
Distriot 23& and 236, stating that the levies were not oompleted.
Protest on paving distriot 149 was presented. City
manager advised the oouncil that the signatures were insuffioient,
that there'is over 3100 ft. frontage and protestors represented
something-over 1200 ft. Motion of Cunningham, seoonded by Winkhoff,
protest reoeived and plaoed on file.
Request of Chris Knoepfel, Mrs. Luoy Highland and Mrs.
Bessie Hirschman to have the block between loth and 11th on Cleburn
(A . wW'~4r>"'f.A':!'\
removed fr~striot 149. Motion of Toft, seoonded by Cunningham
was held open until next meeting.
Communioation from the League of Nebraska Munioipalities
pertaining to the annual meeting at Norfolk September 18, 19th and
20th was presented. Motion of Toft, seoonded by Winkhoff, oity
manager and C. W. Burdiok were authorized to attend at the expense
of the oity.
Notice from the Independent with reference to increase
in the legal rates, 'same now being lO~ for the first insert, 8~
for subsequent inserts. Raised to 13~ first insert, ll~ for all
subsequent,was presented and filed.
Protest on paving of 600 blook on South Tilden signed
by Harry Grimminger and William MoGrath was presented. Motion of
Cunningham, seconded by Toft, received and placed on file.
Bonds for patrolmen were presented as follows:
Roy Jensen
Anton Stransky
Richard Gerioke
W al ter Geis
M. H. Westphal
Miohael Gephardt
Motion of Winkhoff, seoonded by Toft, approved.
Bids on paving district 146 and 147 were presented
as follows:
Diamond Engineering Company
Paving distriot 146
" " 147
$24355.62
8833.10
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$24875.28
9003.71
Water main districts
Valley Construction
district 146
" 147
145, 146, Its, bids as follows:
City Water Department
Master Plumbers
$2.85 per ft.
2.50 f' ,
Bids on police car presented as follows:
Roush Motor, 1951 Plymouth, four door
$1631.23
Diers Motor, Ford six cylinder, four door $1~1~.24
Ford eight 2017.04
vKeggin Motors, Studebaker Champion six
Brubaker Buick, model 41-D, 8 cylinder
$1800.00
$2261.78
On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred
to the city manager and interested department heads.
Bids on Adding machines and duplicators were presented as follows:
Grand Island Typewriter and Office Supply
10 keyboard adding machine $153
8 column Rexograph duplicator 98.55
R. E. Murphy
Mimeograph, model 435
" II 445
II "450
Remington, 7 column, hand operated
National adder, model 9-E,
electric operated, 8 oolumn
Burroughs Adding machine, 8 column
hand operated
8 column hand operated adder
and subtractor
8 column eleotric operated
8 column eleotric adding and
subtractor with credit balance
Office Equipment
Remington, 8 column, eleotrio
7 column
8 column hand operated
7 oolumn listing, 8 oolumn total
hand operat ed
Nebraska Offioe Servioe
Duplicator
Hand operated adding machine,
7 oolumn listing, 8 column total
Electric operated, 7 column listing,
8 oolumn total
Eight column listing, manual
Eleotric operated, 8 column
Ten column, electric operated
Olivetti calculator, 10 column
National Oil EqUipment
New Wayne, loW boy, computing pump
Reconditioned pump from $75 to $125
/Kelly Supply Company
Non-computing pump
Computing
$575
870
1075
142
$248
$121.50
157. 50
264.60
292.50
$ 260.10
241.20
165.60
146.70
$157.05
146.70
243
155.70
260.10
335.70
553.50
$ 377.50
$ 320.09
351.33
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, bids were referred
to the city manager and engineer.
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Bids on electric equipment were opened and read
item #1 steel sub-station
item #2 outdoor breakers
item #3 indoor control
1tem #4 voltage regulator
1tem #5 high voltage cable
Pacific Electrio Mfg. Corp.
Item 2, 10% esoulat10n
as follows, on
$12870
General Eleotrio Company
Item 1, 10% esculat10n
n 2" It
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" 4" It
" 5
$ 2418
12105
6436
1738
3860.45
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Electrio Supply Corp.
1, 10% esoulation
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$2418
12105
6436
1738
3860.45
Keith Eleotrio Construction Co.
Item 3, 8% esoulation
tI 4, 10% ..
$6689
1522
Sohneider Eleotrio
Item 1
II 2,
" 3
" 4
" 5
$2418
12105
6200
1415
3860
10% esculation
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Gustaveson Ino.
Item 3, 10% esoulation
II 4" ..
$7695
1347
Omaha Eleotrio Works
Item 3, 10% esoulaticn
tI 4 II It
$6390
1354
Graybar Eleotrio ,
Item 1, 10% esculation
" 2" tt
" 3" "
" 4" "
" 5
$2418
10105
6436
1738
3860.45
Westinghouse Eleotric Corp.
Item 2, 10% esculat10n
" 3 ". "
$12050
11365
Allis Chalmers
Item 2, 10% esoulation
II 4 II "
112050
.1372.95
Motion of Winkhoff, seoonded by Toft, bids were referred to ,the
manager and C. W. Burdick.
City manager reoommended bid of the Diamond Engineering
Company on Paving Distriot 146 and 147 be approved. (ff4;Uf.t." +- ts5~ ':)
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RES 0 L Q T ION
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a paving district known and designated as Paving Distric
No. 146 , to be re cei ved up to 80' clockP. M. on the 29th day of August,
1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular
meeting of the City Council of said Cit'J1", and
WHEREAS, the DIAMOND ENG:NEERING COMPANY
of the City of GRAND ISLAND,NEBRASKA
submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the
bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said DIAMOND ENGINEERING
COMPANY
NEBRASKA
of the City of GRAND ISLAND
for the construction of said paving district knovm and
designated as Paving District No. 146
, be, and the same is hereby
accepted; that a contract for the construction of said paving district
be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said
and that the President ai' the Ci ty Council and the Clerk of said Ci ty
be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on
behalf of said City.
Respectfully submttted this 29th day of AUGUST
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Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a paving district known and designated as Pavine Distric'
No. 147
AUGUST,
, to be received up to 8 o'clock p. m. on the 29th day of
1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date,
at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the DIAMOND ENGINEERING COMPANY
of the City of GRAND ISLAND,NEBRASKA
submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the
bid of said Contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, TlillREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said DIAMOND ENGINEERING
COMPANY
of the City' of GRAND ISLAND,NEBRASKA
for the construction of said paving district known and designated as
Paving District No. 147
, be, and the same is hereby accepted;
that a contract for the construction of said paving district be entered
into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said
and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City
be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on
behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 29thday of AUGUST
,1951.
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Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted.
City manager reoommended that the bid of Master
Plumbers on water main districts 145, 146, and 148 be acoepted.
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WBEREAS, the City of' Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a water main district known and designated as Water
Main District No. 145
, to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the
29th
day of August,
,1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M.
on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City,
and
WHEREAS, the Master Plumbers
of the City of' Grand Island,Nebraska , submitted a
sealed bid for the construction of said district and the bid of said
contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, ThEREFORE, BE 1'1' RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Oi ty of'
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Master Plumbers
of the City of Grand IIJland
for the construction of said water main district known and designated
as Water Main District No. 145
be, and the same is hereby accepted;
that a contract for the construction of said water main district be
entered into by and between the City of' Grand Island and'the said
Master Plumbers
and that the President of the City Council and the cIerI:: of said City
be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on be-
half of said City.
Respectfully submitted
this 29th day of August,
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Members of the City Council
Motion of Wlnkhoff, seoonded by Toft, resolution was adopted.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a water main district known and designated as Water
Main District No. 146
, to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on
the 29th day of Augus t
,1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M.
on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City,
and
WHEREAS, the Master Plumbers
of the City of Grand Island
, submitted a
sealed bid for the construction of said district and the bid of said
contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFOHE, BE IT RTESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF' 'rHE CITY OF'
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said Master Plumbers
of the City of Grand ISland,Nebr.
for the construction of said water main district knovl'n and designated
as Water Main District No. 146
be, and the same is hereby accepted;
that a contract for the construction of said water main district be
entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said
and that tile President of the City Council and the clerk of said City
be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on be-
half of said City.
Respectfully submi tted this 29th day of August
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Motion of Wlnkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted.
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WfJEREAS, the City of Grand Island invi ted sealed bids for the
construction of a water main district known and designated as Water
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Main District No. 148
, to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the
day of
,1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M.
on said date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City,
and
WHEREAS, the
Master Plumbers
of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska ,submitted
a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the bid of said
contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY T.HE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said
Master Plumbers
of' the 01 ty of
Grand ISland,Nebraska for the construction of said water main district
known and designated as Water Main District No.
148
be, and the
same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said
water main district be entered into by and between the City of Grand
Island and the said
and that the President of the City Council and the clerk of said City
be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on be-
half of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 29th day of AUGUST
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Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted.
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Petition for closing the alley in block 52, Wasmer's
Third Addition was presented. After some discussion, motion of
Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was referred to the city manager,
city engineer and C. W. Burdick.
Request of N. P. Dodge for sewer in Buena Vista Addi-
tion between South street ana Hall street from Sycamore to Pine.
Motion of Wink hoff, seconded by Toft, was referred to the city
manager.
Petition for closing the alley in block 32, Wasmer's
Addition was presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, was ~eferred to the city manager.
Request of Adolph Schmidt for permission to construct
a second residence on the north 1/2 of lot one, block ten, Win-
dolph's Addition was presented along with the consent of adjoining
property owners. City manager recommended permission be granted.
Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendation was approved.
Bid of Charles E. Taylor for fr. NW 1/4 of ME 1/4
of section 20, Township 11, North Range 9, or fr. bloc~ 4, West
sub-division (south of the west end of Second street viaduct).
After some discussion, was referred to the city attorney for
opinion.
Request from Sam Goertzen for construction of an access
bridge an the N 1/2, SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 and S 1/2 of the NW 1/4
of the SW 1/4, Section 33, Township 12, Range 9, was presented.
After some discussion in which the city attorney stated that Mr.
Goertzen had purchased this property, knowing that there was no
access bridge and he felt that the city was in no way obligated
to construct such a bridge. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by
Toft, received and placed on file.
The city attorney advisedthe council that the courts
had ruled against the city in the compensation case of Mr. Barnes
and he suggested that a lump sum settlement be made, if possible.
Mention was made of the urban route through the city
of Grand Island, (connecting 281 Eddy: & Locust sts.) After some
discussion, city attorney was directed to prepare resolution
pertaining to said route.
Proposed leases at the airbase by and between the
city of Grand Island and prospective lessees were presented as
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follows:
Linooln Service and Supply, building identified as
T-854, 846 $2850 year.
Nielsen Petersen Company, building identified as
T-855 $1425 year
Elmer Peterson, building identified as T-335, $60 year
Ed Rinder, building identified as T-I006, $420 year
Leases having been drawn by the oity attorney, the oity manager
reoommended same be approved. Motion of Cunningham, seoonded by
Winkhoff, the airport leases were approved and the mayor and olerk
authorized to sign.
ORDINANOE 2525 amending ordinanoe 2506 oreating
water main distriot 148, ohanging same to 149, was regularly
passed by the oouncil and signed by the mayor.
Ordinanoe 2525 - Motion by Toft, seoonded by
Cunningh&n, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2525 - Motion by Toft, seoonded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
by title only. Roll call ballot.
voting yes, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2525 - Motion by Toft, seconded by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 252Q - Motion by Toft, seconded by
Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhof!, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
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Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordipance 2526 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Wink-
hoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2526 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
ORDINANCE 2527 creating water main district 150 was
regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor. (in
Park street from College to Waugh).
Ordinance 252~ - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
was plaoed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2527 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2527 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2527 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting
no, none. Johnson absent.
ORDINANCE 2528 authorizing the sale of fr lot 5, fr
block 13, Wallich's Addition to ~laus Ruge for $500 was regularly
passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2528 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by TOft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2528 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
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Ordinance 2528 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinanoe plaoed on third reading by title
only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Qrdinance 252& - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Toft,
ordinance plaoed on final passage and finally passed. Roll oall
ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,Cunningham. voting
no, none. Johnson absent.
ORDINANCE 2529 oreating sewer distriot 247 in Buena
Vista Addition between South street and Hall street from Syoamore
to the east line of lots 93 and 114, was regularly passed by the
counoil and signed by the mayor.
Ordinanoe 2529 - Motion by Cunningham, seoonded by
Winkhoff, was plaoed on first reading at length. Roll oall ballot.
Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none.
Johnson Absent.
Ordinance 252~ - Motion by Cunningham, seoonded by
Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinanoe plaoed on seoond reading
by title only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinanoe 2529 - Motion by Cunningham, seoonded by
Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinanoe plaoed on third reading
by title only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinanoe 2529 - Motion by Cunningham, seoonded by
Winkhoff, ordinanoe plaoed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Motion of Cunningham, oounoil adjourned to 7:30 P.M.
September 5.
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Council met at 7:30 as per adjournment of August 29.
All councilmen present except Johnson and Toft. Foreman pre-
siding.
Minutes of the meetings of July 19, August 1, 2 and 15
were read.
City manager advised the council that resolutions on
sewer districts 235 and 236 were not as yet ready. Motion of
Cunningham, seconded by Win~loff, council adjourned as Board of
Equalization,to meet at 8:00 o'clock P.M.Sept.19,195l.
F. S. White,
City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebr.
September 5, 1951
Council met in regular session. All councilmen present
except Johnson and Toft. Foreman presiding.
Merle McDermott and a group from St. Mary's PTA were
present for the purpose of presenting the conditions at St.
Mary's School play ground, requesting that Division street
in the 500 West could be closed from 7:45 A.M. to 4 P.M.
After some discussion, all councilmen participating, motion by
Cunningham, seconded by Win~off, that the street be closed
as per request, under the supervision of the Chief of Police
and the school to furnish the man-power.
Walter Lauritsen presented petition to the council to
proceed with the condemnation proceedings across fr lots 4, 5, 6,
in fr block 7, Ashton Place. Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Win~off, petition was granted and the ordinance ordered drawn
covering condemnation.
Bids on 60 cell storage batteries were opened and read
as follows:
Electric Storage Battery Company, 60 cell DME-7A
Manchester, glass jar battery, fob Chicago $1127.85
Kelly Supply Company, one 60 cell DME Manchester,
glass jar battery $1350
Omaha Electric Works, one 60 cell, type GS 7F,
discharge 110 amps voltage per cell 1.75 $594 fop G. I.
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Omaha Electric Works,one 60 cell Willard Battery
MHW-?, single cell 20?P fob G.I.$838.87
Motion of Wlnkhoff,seconded by Cunnlngham,bids were referred to
the Light Com.and City Manager.
RES01U,!IQN
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
furnishing 01' electric equipment
to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the29th day of August
1951,
and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at ~ regular meeting
01' the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the Schneider Electrical Co.
of the City of /iI'
Omaha, Nebr.
submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said electrical equipment
and the bid of said Company was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, lJ.1}lEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Ci ty of Grand
Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said
Schneider Electrical Co.of the City of Omaha, Nebr.
for the furnishing of said
electrical equipment
be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the furnishing
of tne same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island
and the said Schneider Electrical Co.
and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City
be and they are hereby authorized to sign said Contract for and on be-
half of said City.
~espectfully submitted this 5th day of September
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Members of the City Council
Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
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WHERl:;::AS, the Ci ty of Grand Island invi ted sealed bids for the
furnishing of
automobile for police department
to be received up to 8 o'clock P. w. on the 29th day of ~ugust
1951,
and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at a regular meeting
of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the Diers Motor Co.
of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebr.
submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said automobile
and the bid of said Company was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, Tff8REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIlli COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Diers Motor Co.
of the City of
Grand Island, Nebr. for the furnishing of said automobile
be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the furnishing
of the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and
the said Diers Motor Co.
and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City
be and they are hereby authorized to sign said Contract for and on be-
half of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 5th
day of Sept.
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Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted.
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WHEREAS, the Ci ty of Grand Island invi ted sealed bids;jfor the
furnishing of automobile for the airport
to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. 6n the 29th day of August
,1951,
and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at a regular meeting
of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the
Roush Motor Co.
of the City of
Grand Island, Nebr.
submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said automobile
and the
bid of said Company was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE I'r HESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said
Roush Motor Co.
of the City of
Grald Island, Nebr.
for the furnishing of said automobmle
be and the same is
hereby accepted; that a contract for the furnishing of the same be
entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said
Roush Motor Co.
and that the
President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be and they
are hereby authorized to sign said Contract for and on behalf of said
C jty .
Respectfully submitted this 5th day of September ,1951.
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Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
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VfliEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
fu~nishing of AB Dick mimeograph duplicator
to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 29tHay of August
,1951,
and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at a regular meeting
of the City Council of said City, and
R. E. Murphy Co.
of the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said mimeograph
WHEREAS, the
and the
bid of said Company was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, TF~REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said R. E. Murphy Co.
of the Cl t:y" of
Grand Island, Nebr.for the furnishing of said mimeograph
be and the same is hereby accepted;
that a contract for the furnishing of the same be entered into by and
between the City of Grand Island and the said R. E. Murphy Co.
and that the President of
the City Council and the Clerk of said City be and they are hereby
authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 5th day of September
,1951.
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V1HEHEAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
furnishing of
adding maohine
to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 29th of AUgU'st
; 19:')1,
and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at a regular meeting
of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the Office Equipment Co.
oi' the Cjty of Grand lDsland, Nebr.
submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said
addi ng machine
and
the bid of said Company was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREPOllL:, BE IT HESOLVED BY ~rHE COUNCIL 01" ~lHE CI'I'Y OF
GRAND IE\LAND, NBBHASKA; tha t the bid of the said Office Equipment Co.
of the Cjty of Grand Island, Nebr.
for the furnishing of said adding maaine
be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the furnishing
of the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and
the said Orfl ce Equipment Co.
and that the Pre siden t of the Cj ty Council and ttw Clerk of' said Cjty be
and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf
of said City.
Hespectful1y submitted this 5th day of September, 1951.
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Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for tho
furnishing of gasoline pump
to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 29th day of\A,ugust J 1951,
and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at a regular meeting
of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the Kelly Supply Company
of the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said
gasoline pump
and
the bid. of said. Company was found to be the lowest and best bid..
NOW, THEHEF'ORE, BE I'l' RESOLVED BY Tl1E COUNCIL OF' 'I1I-IE CITY OF'
GRAl'fD ISLAND, N8;BRASKA; that the bid of the said Kelly Supply Co.
of the City of Grad Island, Nebr.
for the furnishing of said gasoline pump
be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the furnishing
of the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and
the said Kelly Supply Co.
and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said. City be
and tlley are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf
of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 5th day of September, 1951.
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Motion by Cunningham, seoonded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
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WHEREAS, on the 3rd day of April, 1935, the.. council of the Cj ty
of Grand Island passed and approved Ordinance No. 1499 creating Water
Main District No. 76, and thereafter, on the 1st day of May, 1935, Ordi-
nance No. 1506 was passed levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
the construction of said district, and
WHEREAS, Lot 8, Block 14, College Addition, then belonging to W. O.
Miner, was as se s sed the total sum of f~32. 25 and said oI'dinance pI'ovided
that said taxes be paid without interest when the main in said district
was tapped, and
WHEREAS, Ed Claussen of the City of Grand Island, has purchased
the North 20 feet of said Lot 8 above referred to, and desires to pay
the water tap charge on that portion of the lot so purchased and have
the same released from the lien.
NOW, TlillREFOHE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska; that the said Ed Claussen be and he is hereby permitted
to pay the tap charge or water main assessment on the North 20 feet of
said Lot 8 in the sum of $14.18; that upon payment thereof said described
premises be released from the lien thereon and that the City Treasurer
be and he is hereby authorized to change and amend his tax records in
accordance with this Resolution.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED tha t the Ci ty Clerk forward a certi1"'ied copy
of this Resolution to the said City fl'reasurer.
Respectfully submitted this 5th day of September, 1951.
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Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was
adopted..
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The city manager mentioned. the request for the closing
of alleys in blocks 19, Wasmer Addition and 52 in Wasmers Third,
stating that the opinions of C. W. Burdick, light commissioner
and Hr. Cordes, engineer, had been received. Also giving his
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own opinion that the alleys should not be closed. After some
discussion, motion by Cunningham, seoonded by Winkhoff, was
referred baok to the city manager and city attorney.
Agreement by and between the city of Grand Island and
the school distriot of Grand Island pertaining to ohange of the
sewer line on West Lawn sohool grounds was presented. On motion
of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff agreement was approved and
mayor and olerk authorized to sign.
Agreement for looation of lift station and right of way
of sanitary sewers by and between the city of Grand Island and
Grand Island School Distriot on lot 10, blook 29 was presented.
on motion of Cunningham, seoonded by Winkhoff, agreement was
approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign.
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WHEREAS, a Federal-aid Urban Highway system in Grand Island, Nebr-
aska, has been proposed by the Department of Hoads and Irrigation of
the State of Nebraska, such system to be eligible for Federal aid under
the provisions and requirements of the Federal-aid Highway Act of 1944
and later amendments, and
WHEREAS, such proposed system is described as follows:
Houte No. 130001, From a connection with Federal-
aid primary route 1 on the west urban boundary near the
Union Pacific Railroad overpass to a connection with
Federal-aid primary route 1 on the east urban boundary
at or near its intersection with 2nd Street, 2.1 miles.
Route No. 130002, From a connection with Federal-
aid primary route 5 on the south urban boundary at or
near its intersection with South Locust Street via points
at or near the intersection of Eddy Street and Phoenix
Avenue; at or near the intersection of 2nd and Eddy streets
on Federal-aid urban route 130001; and at or near the in-
tersection of Eddy Street and Broadwell Avenue to a con-
nection with Federal-aid primary route 36 on the north
urban boundary at or near its intersection with Broad-
well Avenue, 3.2 miles.
Route No. 130003, From a connection with Federal-
aid primary route 7 on the west urban boundary to a
junction with Federal-aid urban route 130002 at or near
the intersection of Broadwell and Capital Avenue, 0.9
miles, and
WHEHEAS, such proposed routes appear to be feasible, and the
benefits of Federal-aid participation in construction costs-appear to
be desirable,
NOW, THEHEFOHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY rrHE COUNCIL of the Ci ty of
Grand Island, Nebraska, that such Urban system, as is hereinabove des-
cribed, be and the same is hereby approved.
BE I'll F'UJ1.THER RESOLVED that the Ci ty Clerk forward to the Depart-
ment of Roads and Irrigation of the State of Nebraska, a certified copy
of this Resolution.
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Hespectful1y submi tted this 5th day. of September, 1951.
Memb~ers of the Oi ty. Council.
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was
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On recommendation of City manager, clerk was authorized
to advertise for bids for construction of water main district 14 7,
bids to be received up to eight o'clock P.M. September 19.
On recommendation of the Sanitarian and the city manager,
clerk was authorized to advertise for bids for two garbage truck
bodies andone chassis, bids to be received up to eight o'clock
P.M. September 19.
Manager reported receipt of $45,706.45 having been received
through the state high-way department in payment of claim for
Federal aid participation in Eddy street condemnation costs.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted.
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WBEHEAS, at the time of preparing the annua.l budget for the fiscal
year of 1950-1951, the sum of ~!;202l..93 was required to be raised by
taxation for the Eddy street Condemnation Pund and a levy of 0.082
mills was levied for said fund, and
vVYiliHEAS, the overdraft from the fi seal year of 1949-1950 in the
sum of $1812.98 and all other claims against said fund have now been
paid.
NOW, THEHEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, that all sums of money hereafter received by
the City Treasurer on account of the levy made for said Eddy Street
Condemnation Fund, be and the same aI'e hereby ordered to be paid into
the General Pund of said city.
BE IT 1i'URTHER HESOLVED that the Cj ty Clerk forward to the Ci ty
'Treasurer a certified copy of this Re solu tion.
Respectfully submitted this 5th day of September, 1951.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
September 5, 1951.
City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction of Sewer District No. 247, which district is in
the easement between South St. and Hall St. from Sycamore St.
to Vine St. Buenavista Subdivision.
Approx.
Sewer Main:-
19"
315 lin. ftA Vitrified Clay Pipe with asphaltic
joints, complete in place
@ $2.40 per. lin. ft. $756.00
1 Manhole - complete in place
@ $125.00 . 125.00
Total Sewer Main $ 881.00
Sewer District #247
1361 lin. ft. 8" Vitrified Clay Pipe with
asphaltic poured joints complete in
place @ $2.25
4 Manholes complete in place
@ $125.00 each
$3062.25
500.00
3562.25
Total Sewer Diet.
Grand Total
$4443.25
ReS~~;;~lY submitted,
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September 5, 1951.
City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction of a sewage relief line in and near Sutherland
Street from the Sewage Disposal Plant to Plum Street.
This construction is necessary because of the over-
loaded condition of the existing 15" line into the plant, and
also because of the rapidly expanding building program in var-
ious parts of Grand Island.
390 lin. ft~itrified Clay Pipe in place
@ $9.00 per. lin. ft.
32 lin. ft. 24" Cast Iron Pipe in place
@ $4.80 per. lin. ft.
( pipe to be furnished by City.)
3 8' diameter Manholes @ $555.00 each
1 Lump sum Railroad Crossing
@ 540.00
1 Lump sum plug Manhole @$30.00
13500 Sq. ft. sheeting @ $.55 per. sq. ft.
1 Lump sum dewatering @ $3000.00
422 ft. 6" concrete encasement @ $5pO;~
Total
$3510.00
153.60
1665.00
540.00
30.00
7425.00
3000.00
2110.00
l18433.60
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
Grand Island, Nebraska
September 5, 1951.
City CounCil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction of Sewer District No. 24', which district is in
the alley between Grand Island Ave. and Park Ave. from 14th
Street to 16th Street.
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781 lin. ft~Vitrified Clay Pipe in place
@ $2.30 per. Iln. ft.
2 Manholes complete
@ $130.00 each
Total
$1796.30
260.00
$2056.30
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City Engineer
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, re ports were approved
and City Clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received up
to eight o'clock p.M. September 19.
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Request of Chris Knoepfel, Lucy M. Highland, Bessie
Hirsohman to have blook between Tenth and Eleventh on Cleburn
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street removed from Paving district 14~. Motion of Winkhoff,
seconded by Cunningham, request was granted.
Request for street light in Park Avenue and Forrest street
was presented and referred to the city manager.
Regular surety bonds of Leroy Nielsen, Manley J. Davis,
police, were presented, having been okayed by the city attorney.
On motion of Winkho:tr, seconded by Cunningham, were approved.
ORDINANCE 2530 repealing ordinance 2522 creating paving
district 149 was regularly passed by the council and signed by
the mayor.
Ordinance 2530 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Foreman, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent
Johnson and Toft.
Ordinance 2530 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Toft.
Ordinance 2530 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Winkhoff
Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Toft.
Ordinance 2530 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, ordinance placedon final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Toft.
ORDINANCE 253~ creating paving district 150 on Cleburn
street between Eleventh and Twelfth streets was regularly passed
by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinanne 2531 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Foreman, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent
Johnson and Toft.
Ordinance 2531 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Wink-
hoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman,Winkhoff,
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Cunningham, Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Toft.
Ordinance 2531 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot~ Voting yes, Foreman, Winkhoff, Cunningham.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson and Toft.
Ordinance ~5~1 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting ye s, Foreman, tN'inkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no,
none. Absent Johnson and Toft.
The city manager mentioned claim of Mrs. Don Loflin for
$230 for alleged injuries received at the ball park on account
of floor board in the grand stand breaking. Also claim of Charles
True for $250 for alleged damages to trees on account of John
Claussen house moving equipment damaging same. Motion of Wink-
hoff.l seconded by Cunningham, claim referred. to the city at torney.
Claim of J. H. Nitzel for services rendered in obtaining
trust deed on westerly 44 ft., lot two, block forty-two, OT.presented.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkboff was received and placed
on file. City attorney claiming same to be outlawed.
Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Cun-
ningham, seconded by Winkhoff, claims were approved as presented
and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Foreman, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Absent
Johnson and Toft.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, council ad-
journed to eight p.M. September 19.
F. S. White,
City Clerk
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APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPE;j\JDlTURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO SEPT. 6, 1951.
FUND APPROP.
Adm. $35,000.00
Engineer 32,000.00
. S. Sewer 35,000.00
Heal th 12,000.00
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City Hall 5,000.00
City Scales 500.00
Incid.. -2Q , OOQ.:,Q,Q
Total 179,500.00
Bond & Int. 35,437.50
Airport 90,000.00
Airport Light 573.97
EXI' EN DED EXPENDED
ADJU 3T. AU GU S T TOTAL
$2,540.44 $2,540.44
2,501.99 2,501.99
1,293.12 1, 29.3 .12
829.45 829.45
449.96 449..96
75.00 75.00
287.82 _~El'Z.!.J~2.
7,977.78 7,977.78
4,161.42
4,161.42
Street & A. 50,000.00
Gas Tax 15,000..00
Sanitation 61,142.09
Park 46,500.00
Police 125,000.00
1,601.57 1,601.57
1,375.75 1,375.75
2,712.03 2,712,. OJ
5,024.52 5,024.52
8,941..21 8, 941.. 21
2,530.48 2,530.48
7,250.39 7,250.39
728.74 728.74
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130.000.00
110,000.00
36,660.00
17,000..00
194,000.00
Fire
P en sian
Eddy St.
Byc. St.
Li'br'ary
23,000..00
1,707.30
1,707.30
C. Defense
500.00
65,000.00
6,086.11
3.2,500..00
J,818..20 3,818..20
6,086.11 6,086.11
764.05 764.05
8,494.84 8,494.84
63,174.39 6'3;174..39
2,550.55 2,550.55
8,625.01 8,625.01
37,170.94 37,170.94
3evver
Se1'ver Canst.
Paving
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Music . . 6,181..56
Total App r:jf6':'5'51: 64
Ice Fund
Wa ter .Fund
Light Fund
Sewer Dis trict
Paving District
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$111,520.~9 $111,520..89
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. Vijlite, City Clerk.
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$32,459.5
29,498.0
33,706.8
11,170.5
4,550.0
425..0
_29 ! 7~2 .J
171,522.2
35,437.51
85,838.5:
573.9'
48, .398.4~
13,624.2:
58,11-.30.01
41,475.41
116,058.7(;
127,469. 5~
102,749..61
35,93I.2i'
17,000. oc
194,000.OC
21,292.7{
500.0c
6I,181..8e
31,735.9:
83,975.5'
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September 19, 1951
Council met in regular session. His honor, the
mayor, presiding. All councilmen present except Foreman.
Bids on garbage truck bodies were opened and read
as follows:
/Sorenson Auto Shop, one used body, $1700 fob Grand Island
vHighway Equipment and Supply Company, one new Leech
packmaster, $4300 fob Grand Island
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, bids
were referred to the city manager.
Bids on truck bodies were opened and read as follows:
""International Harvester Company, one L-162, l600olb.,
GBW 1951 model, $1821.06, less Federal tax
,/Diers Motor, Ford V-8, $2000 less Federal tax
"Service Center, Dodge truck, $1998.06
/Arrow Pontiac,195l GMC, model 352-24 GVW l600~,$2095
vKeggin Motors, Inc.) 1951 Studebaker R-17A, $2150 net
vCantral Chevrolet, 1951 two ton Chevy, $2221.89 net
/Duff & LaNoue, White Truck Company, 13014 White truck,$3l55.82
vCentral Nebraska Mack Sales, one model A-20H, $3514.30,
less Federal tax
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, referred to the
city manager.
Bids on water main district 147 were opened and
read as follows:
~aster Plumbers, $2.65 per lineal ft.
v"Nebl"aska Construction Co., $2.87 per lineal ft.
;/City Water Dept., $2.70 per ft.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, bids were referred to
the city manager and city engineer.
Bids on sewer districts 247 and 248 were presented
as follows:
vChambers Construction Co.
247 - $4430.80 248 - $2056.30
~Master Plumbers
247 - $4436.25
248 - $2017.25
vLouis H. Smith
247 - $4398.34
vNebraska Construction Co.
247 - $4436.32 248 - $2051.34
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Diamond Engineering Co.
247 - $4431.86
248 - $2046.30
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, bids were referred
to the city manager and city engineer.
RE~Qb:g:TION
WHEHEAS, on the 3rd day of April, 1935, the council of the City
of Grand ISland passed and approved Ordinance No. 1499 creating Water
Main District No. 76, and thereafter, on the 1st day of May, 1935, Ordi-
nance No. 1506 was passed levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
the construction of said district, and
WliEHEAS, Lot 10, Block 14, College Addi tion, then belonging to W. 0-
Miner, was assessed the total sum of $32.25 and said ordinance provided
that said taxes be paid without interest when the main in said district
was tapped, and
WHEREAS, Ed Claussen of the City of Grand Island, has purchased
the North half of Lot 10, above referred to, and desires to pay the
water tap charge on that portion of the lot so purchased and have the
same released from the lien.
NOW, TEEREPORE, BE I'r HESOLVED BY 'THS COUNCIL of the Gi ty of Grand
Island, l~ebraska; that the said Ed Claussen be and he i~J hereby permi ttec
to pay the tap charge or water main assesmnent on the North half of said
Lot 10 in the sum of ~ji;16.13; that upon payment thereof said described
premises be released from the lien thereon and that the Ci ty 'l'reasurer
be and he is hereby authorized to change and amend his tax records in
accordance with this Resolution.
BE rr F'URTHEH RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy
of this Resolution to the said City Treasurer.
Respectfully submitted thisJ'th day of September, 1951.
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On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, resolution
was adopted.
Ordinance pertaining to parking,providing for special
permits to physicians, surgeons, osteopaths, chiropracters and
service trucks was placed on first reading at length JulY 17, 1951.
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Ordinance 2532 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded
by Wi nkhoff,
ordinance placed on second
reading at length.
Roll call ballot.
Voting yes,
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Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Fore-
man absent.
Ordinance 2532 - On motion of Cunningham, seoonded
by Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, JOhnson,
Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2532 - On motion of Cunningham, seconded
by Winkhoff, ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting Yes, Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff,
Cunningham. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Messrs. Holling, Willis and Ruby appeared before
the council protesting their action dissolving Paving dist.
149 and creating district 150. Ordinance 2531 having been
passed September 5 repealing Ordinance 2522 which created
paving district 149, which was passed August 15. After some
discussion as to petitions and requests asking for the re-
moval of the block between Tenth and Eleventh, on motion of
Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, the city attorney was authori-
zed to draw up the ordinance creating paving district on
Cleburn, between 10th and 12th.
August Muller, 622 West 6th, made request for
parking privileges for a wedding which is to be at his place
and was referred to the Chief of Police.
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WHEREAS,
the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
furnishing of one sixty cell battery.
to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the ,th day of September, 1951,
and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at a regular meeting of
the City Council of said City, and
WHERBAi3, the Omaha Electric Works
of the City of Omaha, Nebr.
submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said battery
and
the bid of said Company was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, 'rHEREFOHE, BE r:p RESOLVED BY 'I'HE COUNCIL OF' 1'lGi: CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the said
Omaha Electric Works
of the Cj ty of Omaha, Nebr.
for the furnishing of said
battery
be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the furnishing
of the same be entered into by and between the City of' Grand Island and
the said Omaha Electric Works
and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City be
and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf
of said City.
Respectfully submi tted this 19th day of SePtemby.:l51.
Members of the City Council
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was adopted.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a water main district known and designated as Water Main
District No. 147
, to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 19th
day of September, 1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said
date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the Master Plumbers
of the City of Grand Island, submitted a sealed
bid for the construction of said district and the bid of said contractor
was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the Master Plumbers
of the 0i ty of Grand Island
water main
for the construction of said I district known and designated as
Water Jli1ain District No. 147
, be, and the same is hereby accepted;
that a contract for the construction of said water main district be
entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said
Master Plumbers
and that the President of the City Council and the clerk of said City,
be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on be-
half of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 19th day of September, 1951.
Members of the. City Council
Motion of Cunningham, seoonded by Toft, resolution adopted.
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WtillREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
furni shing of garbage truck body
to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 19 day of September, 1951,
and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at a regular meeting
of the City Council of said City, and
Sorensen Auto Shop
of the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said truck body
WHEREAS, the
and the bid
of said Company was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, TI-IEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TF.:.E COUNCIL of the Ci ty of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said Sorensen Auto Shop
of the City of Grand Island
for the furnishing of said
truck body
be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the furnishing
of the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and
Sorensen
the said / Auto Shop
and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City
be and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on be-
half of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 19th day of September, l~
Members of the City Council
On motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
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WHEREi.;AS ,
the City of' Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
furnishing of
truck chassis
to be received up to 8 0' clock P.M. on the 19
day of September, 1951,
and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at a regular meeting
of the City Council of said City, and
International Harvester Co.
of the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing of said truck chassis
WBEHEAS, the
and
the bid of said Company was found to be the lowest and tlest bid.
NOW, THER~FOHE, BJ:!; IT H.ESOLVED BY TIlE COUNCIL OF' 1'HE CITY OF'
GRAND ISLAND~ N~BHA~)KA; that the bid of the said
International Harvester Co.
of the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
for trte furni shing of said truck chassis
be and the same 1.3 hereby accepted; that a contract for the furnishing
of the same be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and
the said International Harvester Co.
and that the President of the City Council and. the Clerk of said City be
and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for anq6n behalf
of said Ci ty.
Respectfully submitted this 19
day of
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Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution Was adopted.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bid$i.'for the
construction of a sewer district known and designated as Sewer District
No.
247
, to be received up to 8 o.clock P.M. on the 19thday of
1951, and to be opened at 8 o.c10ck p. M. on said
September
date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the Louis Smith
of the City of Grand Island, submitted a sealed bid
for the construction of said district and the bid of said contractor
was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the
Louis Smith
of the Ci ty of Grand Island
for the construction of said sewer district known and designated as
Sewer District No. 247
, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that
a contract for the construction of said sewer district be entered into
by and between the City of Grand Island and the said
Louis Smith
and that the President of the City Council
and the clerk of said City, be, and they are hereby authorized to sign
said contract for and on behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 19 day of September, 1951
Members of the City Council
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a sewer district known and designated as Sewer District
No.
, to be received up to 8 0 f clock p. M. on the 19th day of
248
Sept.
,1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at
the regular meeting of the Ci ty Council of said Ci t:y, and
WHEREAS, the Master Plumbers
of the City of Grand Island, submitted a sealed
bid for the construction of said district and the bid of' said contractor
was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, rrREREPORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OP 'IIBE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; that the bid of the
Master Plumbers
of the Grand Island
for the construction of said sewer district known and designated as
Sewer District No. 248
, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a
contract for the construction of said sewer district be entered into by
and between the City of Grand Island and the said Master Plumbers
and that the President of the City CounciVand the clerk
of said City be,and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract
for and on behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this19thiay of Sept.
,1951.
Members of the City Council
Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
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Grand Island,Nebr.
September 19,1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebr.
Gentlemen;
I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co.has
completed the work on Sewer District No.237 in accordance with
the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island,Nebr.and the Diamond Engineering Co.,which con-
tract is dated August 16,1950.
I further certify that work done contains the follow-
ing material at the unit prices set forth in the contract, to-wit:
2779 lin feet 8" sewer @ $ 2.05 per ft
1720 lin feet 12" sewer @ $ 2.25 per ft
17 Manholes complete @ $ 118.00
Connecting 3 services
Total
$ 5696.95
3870.00
2006.00
8.75
$ 11581.70
86.62
$ 11495.08
Less 111 lin feet 8" tile and 2 manhole
rings and covers
Bal due
I recommend that the work completed by the Diamond
Engineering Co.be accepted by the City of Grand Ialand,Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said sewer district No.237
To The Diamond Engineering Co.
To Engineering and publication
$ 11495.08
574.75
$ 12069.83
Total
The Sewer District Fund $ 7103.45
The Sewer Fund 4966.38
$12069.83
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
Board of EquAlization on the above sewer district No.237 on the
3rd day of October,1951,at eight o'clock P.M.
R.eS~~tted,
E.H.Cordes
City Engineer.
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September 19,1951.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Gentlemen;
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co.has
completed the work on Sewer District No.838 in accordance with
the plans and specifications ang contract by and between The
City of Grand Island and the Diamond Engineering Co.,which con-
tract is dated August 16,1951.
I further certify that the work done contains the follow-
ing material at the unit prices set forth in the contract, to-wit:
1400 lin feet 12" clay tile sewer @ $ 2.25
2163 lin feet 811 clay tile sewer @ 2.05
12 Manholes complete @ $ 118.00
$ 3250.00
4434.15
1416.00
$ 9100.15
Total
I recommend that the work completed by The Diamond Engineer-
ing Co.be accepted by the City of Grand Island,Nebr.
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Sept 19,1951.
Members of the City Council,
Grand Island,Nebr.
Gentlemen;
I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co.has
completed the work on Sewer District No.240 in accordance with
the plans and specifications and contract by and between the
City of Grand Island and The Diamond Engineering Co, which contract
was dated August 16,1950.'
I further certify that the work done contains the
following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract, to-wit;
431 lin feet 8" clay tile sewer @ $ 2.05
,.,i Manhole complete
$ 883.55
118.00
tlOOl.55
I recommend that the work completed by The
Diamond Engineering Co.be aocepted by the City of Grand
Island,Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all
costs in connr1C'tion with said sewer disteict No. 240.
To The',Diamond Engineering Co
To Engineering & Publication
$ 1001.55
50.05
$ 1051.60
The entire amount to be charged to the Sewer
Distriot Fund.
I further recommend that the City Counoil sit as
a Board of Equalization on the above sewer district No 240
on the 3rd of Ootober,1951 at eight o'clock P.M.
Respe~d,
E.H.Cordes,
City Engineer.
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September 19,1951.
Members of the City Council,
Grand Island,Nebr.
Gentlemen;
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co.has
completed the work on Paving District No.139 in accordanoe with
the plans and specifications and contract, which contract was
dated Jul~ 18,1951,by and between the City of Grand Island,Nebr.
and The Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contain the fol-
lowing material at the unit prices set forth in the contract to-wit;
400 cu.yds excavation @ $.85 340.00
385.53 cu.yds 6" concrete slab @ $ 16.35 6303.42
.,67 lin feet lX6 expansion joint @ $ .25 16.75
134 lin feet curb & gutter @ $ 1.32 176.8&
$ 6837.05
I recommend that the work done by The Diamond Eng-
ineering Co.be accepted by the City of Grand Island,Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all
costs in connection with Paving District No.139.
To The Diamond Engineering Co.
To engineering & publication
$ 6837.05
341.85
$ 7178.90
The entire amount to be charged to the Paving
,District Fund.
I further recommend that the City Council sit as
a Board of Equalization on the above Paving District No.139
on the 3rd of October,195l at eight O'clock P.M.
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I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said sewer district No.238.
To The Diamond Engineering 00.
To Engineering & Publication
$
$
9100.15
455.00
9555.15
To ta,l
To be divided as follows;
Sewer Fund $
Sewer Diastrict Fund
3883.75
5671.40
9555.15
$
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a Board
of Equalization on the above sewer district No.238 on the 3rd
day of October,1951 at eight o'clock P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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City Engineer.
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Grand Island,Nebraska,
September 19,1951.
Members of The City Council,
Grand Island,Nebr.
Gentlemen;
I herewith certify that Louis H.Smith has completed
the work on Sewer District No.243 in accordance with the plans
and specifications and contraot by and between The City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, and Louis H.Smith,which contract was
dated May 22,1951.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract,
to-wit:
300 lin feet 8" clay tile sewer @ $2.15
1 Manhole complete
$ 636.00
99.00
l 735.00
I recommend that the work completed by Louis H.Smith
be accepted by the City of Grand Island,Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said sewer district No.243.
To Louis H.Smith
To Engineering & Publication
$ 735.00
36.75
$ 771.75
The entire amount to be charged to the Sewer Diitrict
Fund.
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
Board of Equalization on the above sewer district No.243 on
the 3rd day of Ootober,1951 at eight o'olook P.M.
Respeotfully submitted,
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City Engineer.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, 'reports were
approved and board of Equalization to be held at 8 P.M.j, October 3,
1951.
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Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
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Septem.ber 18, 1951
Herewith is the City Engineer I s estimate for the con-
struction of Sanitary Sewer District No. 246, which district is
located between Ninth and Tenth Streets from Broadwell Avenue
to the westerly line of Lot 2, Block 14, Boggs and Hills Addition
to the City of Grand Island.
880 line ft. 8 in. vi trifi ed clay sewer
pipe, complete in place with
asphaltic poupdd i@ 2.. $0 per line ft.
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4 nuulholes, complete @ 125.00
$2200~OO :
$00.00
200 sq. ft. remove and replace concrete
pavement and driveways
@ .6$ per sq. ft.
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130.00
To tal.
$2830.00
Respectfully submitted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, estimate was approved
and clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received up
to eight o'clock P.M. October 3.
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To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
Herewith is the City Engineer's estiraate for furnishing
and installing gas heating equipment for the new City Shop-Garage.
Main Garage: 3 unit heaters
3 thermostats
Office and Parts Room: One furnace connected with 5 ceiling
outlets and return air, furnace to be
located above parts room, and si ze large
enough to take c are of room where furnace
is located, furnace also to heat lavatory.
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Total estimated installed price of the above equiproent, including
all necessary piping, venting and appurtenances
$ 2,000.00
It is recOlffinended that this work be advertised for bids
to be received by the City Clerk until 8:00 P.M., October 3, 1951.
Respectfully submitted,
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City Engineer
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Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, approved and clerk
authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to eight
o'clock P.M. October 3.
City manager mentioned he had approved several
requests for curb sidewalk.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, the
council sit as Board of Equalization on Sewer Districts 235
and 236 at eight o'clock P.M., October 3.
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Commerce made request of the City for permission to purchase
baseball scoreboard and also that the city make installation
of same. After some discussion, on suggestion of the mayor,
was referred to the City manager and councilman Toft for
further investigation and also to work along with the Junior
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hamber of Commerce, and the city manager was instructed to
advise the Chamber of Commerce and also send them word of
thanks.
City manager mentioned request of the Community
Chest for subscription of $100. Motion of Toft, seconded by
Cunningham, request granted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Johnson, Toft, Winkhoff, Cunningham. Voting no, none. Fore-
man absent.
The city manager mention.Social Security, ad~ising ~
that all employees, except one, would be benefited more by
Social Security than Retirement. Also that the city attorney
would prepare an ordinance to be approved by the Attorney General,
and hoped to have it in readiness for meeting next week.
Request of William Niemoth to construct a second
residence on lot 5, block 60, Wheeler and Bennett's Second,
along with permission of residents in that area, was presented
and the city manager recommended that permission be granted.
Also request of Clyde Urwiller for permission to
construct a duplex on the west sixty-six feet of Fr. Block 15,
Windolph's Addition, along with permission and drawing. The
city manager recommended that the request be granted. Motion
of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, recommendations of the city
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manager w~s approved.
Bonds of Roland G. Scott, police
William Barrett, Pawn broker
having been okayed by the city attorney, were presented. On
motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, bonds were accepted.
Holmberg advisedthe city council that he felt that
the offer of Charles Taylor could be accepted by the city
but requested that they hold off action for further investigation.
He mentioned the claim of Charles True for tree damage caused
by house movers and suggested the city defer action.
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Claims against the city were approved. On motion
of Win~loff, seconded by Cunningham, claims were allowed as
presented and listed in the claim register.Roll Call.Voting YES
CunninghamJTof~~Winkhoff & Johnson.Voting No none. Foeeman absent.
Motion of Cunningham, council adjourned until nine
o'clock P.M. Monday, September 24, 1951.
F. S. White
City Clerk
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September 24, 1951
Council met as per adjournment of September 19. His
honor, the mayor, presiding. All councilmen present except
Foreman.
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WHEREAS, on the 6th day of October, 1948, the Council of the City of
Grand Island passed and approved Ordinance No. 2252 levying speoial asseSSIoonts
to pay for the cost of oonstruction of W'ater Main District No. 113, and
WHEREAS, the property described as Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7, Blook 1,
Parkhill Subdivision, lying on the south side of Louise Street and south of
said Water Main District No. 113 were not assessed benefits to aid in the p~-
ment of the cost of the construotion of said Water Main,'District, and
WHEREAS, Fractional Lot 9 and the West 35' of Fraotional Lot 8,
Fractional Block 8, were by ordinance vacated as a part of Ashton Place Addition
and were included in and designated as a part of Parkhill Subdivision, and
WHEREAS, the owners of Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7, Block 1, in Parkhill
Subdivision, now desire said premises to be served with ci ty water and have
made application for permission to tap the main in Water Main Distriot No. 113,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, that the real estate described as Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7, Block 1,
Parkhill Subdivision, lying south of Louise Street and south of the main in
Water Main District No. 113 be each charged the sura of $1.50 per lineal foot,
to be paid as a tap charge, for water service to said lots; that payment,
thereof, when made, be shown on the records of the City Treasurer and the
Water Department of said city, and that upon payment of said amount, water
service be furnished to the lots above described.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward a certified copy
of this Resolution to the City Treasurer, City EQ?;ineerand to1he Water
Cozmllissioner.
Respectfully subllli tted this 24th day of September, 19.51.
Members of the iJi ty Council
On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was
adopted.
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WHEREAS, the Daniel-Beck Company, doing business under the trade
name of Hotel Yancey in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has an
ttOn Salett beer license, and
WHEREAS, Earle L. Ross, the newly appointed manager of said hotel,
has made application for his appointment as manager f'or said licensee
as by law provided.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska; that the said Earle L. Ross be, and he is hereby
approved as manager for said licensee, Daniel-Beck Company.
BE 1'r PURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward e. certified
copy of this resolution to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this 24th day of September, 1951.
Members of the City Council
Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
Performance bond of Master Plumbers on water main distriots
132, 145, 146, 147, 148 and sewer distric1248 was presented.
On motion of Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunningham, was approved.
Lease by and between U.S.A. and the city of Grand Island
for buildings identified as T-840, 841, 842, and 844, $2000 a
year was presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunning-
ham, lease was approved.
Lease by and betl'leen the city of Grand Island and Max
Gruber for bUilding identified as T-1298 for $140 per year.
Mal~vin Vautravers for bUilding identified as T-1003
for $360 per year.
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Fairacres Dairy Farms T-112, $180 a year, T-118, $375
a year.
Keggin Motors T-308, $128 per year.
Nielsen ,& Petersen, ~-847, $1425 per year.
On motion ofWinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, leases
were approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign.
Petition for paving Koenig street from Sycamore street
to Kimball street, signed by Charles Swoboda and others,was
presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
request was granted and ordinance ordered drawn.
Petition for paving Elm street from First street to
Koenig street, signed by F. W. Dowd, St. Maryls Cathedral and
others, was presented. On motion o fWinkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, was granted and ordinance ordered drawn.
Petition for sewer in block 37, Packer & Barris second
addition, signed by Leola J. Miller and others, was presented.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, petition was granted
and ordinance ordered drawn.
Petition for sewer in block 13, Scarff's Addition to
West Lawn, signed by S. Gimple, William Speck and others, was
presented. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, petition
was granted and ordinance ordered drawn.
Petition for sewer in block 11, Boggs and Hill Addition,
between Tenth and Eleventh street, signed by H. T. Brown,
Lula i'v'heeler and others, waspresented. Motion of Winkhoff,
seconded by Cunningham, petition was granted and ordinance
ordered drawn.
Request of Dee Koch to remodel store building to a resi-
dence, on lot 8, block 144, Union Pacific Railroad Second Addition,
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also a permit from adjacent property owners1 Motion of Toft,
seconded by Winkhoff, request was granted.
ORDINANCE 2533 condemning private property in Fr lots
3, 4, 5, 6, fr. block 7, Ashton Place, for alley purposes was
regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2533 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no,
none. Foreman absent.
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Ordinance 2533 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2533 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson, Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 253~ - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2534 creating paving district 151 in Koenig
street from Sycamore to Kimball was regularly passed by the
council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2534 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson, Voting no, none.
Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2534 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by
ti tIe only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2534 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2534 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2535 creating paving district 152 in Elm street
from First to Koenig was regularly passed by the council and
signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2535 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
was pLaced mn f~rst reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
Foreman absent.
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Ordinance 2535 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2535 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 253Q - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2536 creating paving district 153 in Cleburn
street from Tenth street to Twelfth was regularly passed by
the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2536 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2536 - Motion of Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft,
Winkhoffl Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2536. - Motion 0 f Cunni ngham I seconded by
Winkhoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft,
Winlchoffl Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2536 - Motion of Cunningham I seconded by Wink-
hoff, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunninghaml Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2537 creating sewer district 250 in the alley
between Carey and Ruby from Clarence street to George street
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2537 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no,
none. Foreman absent.
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Ordinance 2537 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2537 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
prdinance 2537 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting
no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2538 creating sewer district 251 in the alley
between Custer and Taylor Avenues from State street to Eighteenth
Street was regularly passed by the council and signed by the
mayor.
Ordinance 2538 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no,
none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2538 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 253l2. - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2538 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2539 creating sewer district 252 between Tenth
and Eleventh street from ~lhi t e Avenue to Boggs Avenue was regularly
passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2539 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman abseni
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Ordinance 2539 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2539 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Ounningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. ROll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2539 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned to 7:30 P.M.,
October 3, 1951.
F. S. White,
City Clerk
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Grand Island, Nebr.
October 3, 1951
Council met in regular session at 7t30 P.M.
His honor,
the mayor, presiding. All councilmen present except Foreman.
Minutes of meetings from August 22, 29, September 5 and a
portion of September 19 were read. 0n motion of Cunningham,
seconded by Winkhoff, approved.
Bids on Sewer District 246 were opened and read as follows:
Master Plumbers
Louis H. Smith
Diamond Engineering Co.
$ 27 66
2815.20
2821.20
Bids on special Relief Sewer Project were opened and read as
follows:
Master Plumbers
Louis H. Smith
Diamond Engineering Co.
$18,395
18,433.60
18,071.70
Bids on heating equipment for the city garage opened and
read as follows:
O. V. Hehnke
Northwestern Public Service
McElroy Co.
Master Plumbers
$1735
1989.90
2250
1925
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, all bids referred to the
city manager and city engineer.
A. J. Luebs addressed the council pertaining to a bridge
across the storm sewer ditch to be used as ingress and egress
for Sam Goertzen. Advice of the city attorney that the bridge
could be constructed according to plans to be presented by city
manager and city engineer and that Beme should be kept free from
all debris. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, request
was referred to the city manager and city engineer.
City manageradvised the council he had issued permits for
curb sidewalks.
Ernest Lindgren appeared before the council requesting
that steps be taken to clarify the ordinance and signs, apparently
in accordance with the ordinanc~pertaining to traffic around
school buildings. He, having been cited and found guilty before
the police judge, ~ felt according to the sign,he was within his
rights and felt that there are others that interpret the signs
the same as he. After some discussion, motion by Winkhoff,
seconded by Toft, 'the signs to be a,l tered with no reference to
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school children era ssing.
City manager recommended that the bid on sewer district
246 be'awarded to the Master Plumbers $2766, that the contract
on the special relief sewer project be awarded to Diamond Engineer-
ing Company, $18,071.70 and that the heating equipment for the
shop garage be awarded to O. V. Hehnke Furnace Company, $1735.
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VfflEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a sewer main district known and designated as Sewer
Main District No. 246
, to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the
3rd day October, 1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said
date, at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the
Master Plumbers
of the City of Grana. Island, Nebr.
submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the
bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the
Mastel" Plumbers
of the City of Grand Island
for the construction of said sewer main district kno~m and designated
as Sewer Main District No. 246
, be, and the same is hereby accepted;
that a contract for the construction of said sewer main district be
entered ~nto by and between the City of Grand Island and the said
Master Plumbers
and that the President of the City Coun~nd the Clerk of said City
be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on be-
half of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of October,
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Members of the City Council
Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a special Sewer Relief Line
to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 3rd day of October, 1951,
and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular
meeting of the City Council of said City, and
Diamond Engineering Co.
of the C1 ty of Grand Island, Nebr.
submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said special
WHEREAS, the
Sewer Relief Line
and the
bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFOHl~, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the
Diamond Engineering Co.
of the City of Grand Island
for the construction of said special
Sewer Relief Line
be, and the same
is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construction of said special
Sewer Relief Line
be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said
Diamond Engineering Co.
and that the President of' the 8ity Council and the Clerk of said City
be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on be-
half of said City.
Respectfully submitted this
3rd da~
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Members of the City Council
Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island advertised for sealed bids for
the furnishing and . installing 'of heating:equipIaeht ", a t the shop-garage
and storage building, said bids to be received up to 8:00 P. M. on the
3rd day of October, 1951, and opened on said date at 8:00 p. M. at a
regula!' meeting of the City Council, and
W}ffiREAS O. V. Hahnke Furnace Co.
of the Ci ty of GrandIsland, Nebr.
, submitted a bid in
the sum of $1735.00
which said bid the Cjty Council has before it
and after considering the same, has found the said bid to be the lowest
and best bid submitted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said O. V. Hehnke
Furnace Co.
for the furnishing of said
heating equipment for installation at the shop-garage and storage
building, be and the same is hereby accepted and approved, and that
a contract for the furnishing of said equipment be entered into by and
between the City of Grand Island and the
o. V. Hehnke Furnace Co.
and that the President of the City
Council and City Clerk be and they are hereby directed and authorized
to sign said contract for and on behalf of the said City.
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of October, 1951.
Members of the City Council
Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution \tOTas adopted.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, council adjourned
to meet as Board of Equalization.
F. S. White, City Clerk
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Gra~ Island, Nebr.
October 3, 1951
Council met as Board of Equalization on Paving District
139, Sewer Districts 235, 236, 237, 238, 240 and 243.All Council-
men present,except Foreman."Ris Honor~ the Mayor presiding.
REsgLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving Dis-
trict No. 139 to be the total sum of $7194.17; that we find the benefits
accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of
$7194.17 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots,
tracts and pa.rcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
NAME W BLOCK ADDITION ~!lOm!~
William Vf & Beckie J. Barnes 13 5 Ashton Place $380.1E
v.
Joe C. Te Poel 14 5 II It 288. Sf
William F' . & Mary Ann Blain 15 5 It n 288.6E
William F' & Mary Ann Blain W6' 16 5 It n 42 . 2'
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Arthur C. & Elizabeth V'i Ma.yer E45' 16 5 " If 3l6.8e
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Arthur C. & Elizabeth w. Mayer Vv'34' 17 5 It u 239.3f
John D. & Eloise R. Clayton E17' 17 5 It It 96. 2~
John D. & Eloise R. Clayton 18 5 It It 288.6E
John D. & Eloise R. Clayton W34' 19 5 It If 192. 4,
Glenn W. & Helen K. Durant E17' 19 5 n II 96.2~
Glenn w. & Helen K. Durant 20 5 II u 288.6f
Jeanette W Larrison 21 5 It If 288.6E
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Maurice J & Marietta Rock 22 5 " " 288.6f
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Wallis H & Abigail Nr. DIp 23 5 n II 288.6f
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Willis H. & Abigail M. 01p 24 5 It It 305.6'
Margaret L. Bambach 1 6 It ff 305.6'
Margaret L Bambach 2 6 It " 288.6f
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Lawrence H & Eloise v. Huwaldt 3 6 It ff 288. 6f
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Lawrence H. & Eloise V. Huwaldt 4 6 II It 288.6f
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NAME LOT BLOCK
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. Irvin p. & RUby M. Meves 5 6
Irvin P & RubW,M. Meves 6 6
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George J. & Cathryn Armstrong 7 6
George J. &: Cathryn Armstrong 8 6
Priscilla E. Wrenn 9 6
Priscilla. E. Wrenn E12.75t 10 6
Van C. Wrenn W38.25t 10 6
Van C. Wrenn Jr. & Lorayne Wrenn
E2 5. 5 ' 11 6
William J. &: Charlotte s. Manton
\'1125.5' 11 6
William J. & Charlotte S. Manton 12 6
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Respectfully submi tted. this .3~ day of October, 1951.
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Members of the City Council
There being no protests, on motion of Wink hoff, seconded by
Cunningham, resolution was adopted as read. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no,
none. Foreman absent.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebr-
aska, sitting as a Board 01' Equali7.ation after due notice having been
given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Sewer
District No. 235 to be the total sum of ~;6336.40; that we find the
benefits accruing to the real estate in said District to be the total
sum of $r~6336. 40 and that we find the benefi ts ac cruing to the re spec-
tive lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums
set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
ADDITION
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NAME
LOT BLOCK
Joseph Dennis &; Mary Dennis
Levi G. & Abbie M. Page
C. Ruth Alexander
Clement & Hose Goehring
Floyd R. &; Dora K. Elrod
Floyd R. &; Dora K. Elrod
Mildred F. Thompson
Roy J. &; Rose O'Hara
RoY &.Anna K. Teter
M. J. &; Emma A. O'Hara
M. J. & Emma A. O'Hara
M. J. &; Emma A. O'Hara
M. J. &, l!;mTila A. O'Hara
M. J. & Err~a A. O'Hara
Don & Margret M Petersen
Don &; Margret M. Petersen
Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson
'l'homas G. &; Alyce E. Watson
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Thomas G. & Alyce ~. Watson
Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson
Thomas G. & Alyce E Watson
Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson
Thomas G. & Alyce E. Watson
Thomas G. Watson
Asa W. Martin
Asa 'IN. Mar tin
Asa vV. Martin
Asa W. Martin
Asa ,J. Martin
Asa W. Tvlartin
Asa W. Martin
Asa W. lvIartin
Leroy & Fern Priesendorf
Leroy & Fern Priesendorf
Leroy & Fern Priesendorf
Leroy & Fern Priesendorf
Leroy ~ Fern Priesendorf
Leroy & Fern Priesendorf
David Kauf'mann
Leonce J. & Betty J. Albarado
William H. & Fannie Bosworth
William H & Fannie Bosworth
William h & Fannie Bosworth
Glen & Lela Burke
Franklin E. & E~ith M. Vierk
Hervin Ogden
William b & Fannie Bosworth
William 11 & Fannie Bosworth
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95.30
95.30
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95.30
95.30
95.30
95.30
95.30
95.30
95.30
95.30
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95.30
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95.30
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95.30
95.30
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Arthur Jensen
Arthur Jensen
Arthur Jensen
Arthur Jensen
Cora 13 Weitzel
Cora B. V'Jei tzel
Franklin Vierk
F'ranklin Vierk
Edward C. & Gertrude 0. Neid
Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid
Edward C & Gertrude S. Neid
Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid
Edward C & Gertrude S. Neid
Edward C~ & Gertrude S. Neid
Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid
Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid
Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid
Edward C. & Gertrude S. Neid
Donald E. & Frieda P. Launer
Donald E. & Frieda P. Launer
Donald:G 8" Prieda p. Launer
Donald E. & Frieda P. Launer
Donald E 00 Frieda P. Launer
Frank & Fannie Ogden
Prank 6,; Fannie Ogden
Edward R. & Isabelle R Sawicki
Edward R. & Isabelle R Sawicki
Edward R. Sawicki
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Meth's Addition 64.98
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Respectfully submitted this 3rdl OctoJer, 1951.
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There being no protests, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by
Winkhoff, resolution waS adopted as read. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no,
none. Foreman absent.
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BE rr RESOLVED BY THIij COUNCIL OF 'J:HE CPITY OF GRAND ISLAND, N'EBR-
ASKA, s1tting as a Board of Equalization after due notice havIng been
given thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction
.0 e,
OL ')ewer
District No. 236 to be the total sum of $6247.30; that we find the bene-
fits accruing to the real estate in saId District to be the total sum
of ~it;6247.30 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective
lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set
opposite the several descriptions as follows:
~N f~l:vIL~' LOT BLOCK ADDl'llI01J ATrIOUN'r
hIe 1 vln R. (J,,, hiary E Friedric}csen 1 1 Pleasant Hill ;,,>49.15
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Melvin R. & Mary '1-1 Friedricksen 2 1 II II 41.91
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Char Ie s A. Potts 3 1 II II 41. 91
Charles .A. Potts 4 1 II 11 41. 91
Le onarcl &; lone r< ~:uma W~ 5 1 II II 20.95
~f . N
Jvlelvin & Mary Ii'riedricksen E-~ 5 1 II II ;20.95
Leonard & lone G. r:L\.lma iN;,. 6 1 II II 20.95
I~-;
Melvin & Mary l"riedricksen Ei 6 1 \I n 20.95
I '~3
1'.,e anal' d & lone r< 'J:uma IV'! 7 1 If II 20.95
\.1' . ~.~?:
Melvin & Mary Friedricksen Ei\;. 7 1 II II 20.95
Frank & Lizzie Scherer 8 1 11 II 41. 91
:F'r ank & Lizzie Scherer 9 1 II If 41.91
H. Barry Pellcock 2~~~ Hannah K. 10 1 " II 41.91
Albin T & Mary Jeanne Lindquist 11 1 II It 41. 91
.
Albin 'I' & Mary Jeanne Lj.ndquist 12 1 II II 41. 91
. .
Albin r.l & Mary Jeanne Lindqllist 13 1 II \I 41. 91
.L .
Albin T. &, Mary Jeanne Lindquist 14 1 " II 49.15
Eli zabe th Alice Hanson 1 2 II II 49.15
Elizabeth Alice Hanson 2 2 II II 41.91
Elizabeth Alice :flanson 3 2 II " 41.91
Elizabeth Alice Hanson 4 2 II 11 41.91
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NAME
Elizabeth Alice Hanson
J. B. F'orster
J. B Forster
J B. Forster
.
J. B. Forster
Flora A. Whitford
F.'lora A Whitford
Flora A. Whitford
F'lora A. Whi tford
Flora A. Whitford
Zelma N Peterson
Zelma N. Peterson
Zelma N. Peterson
Zelma N. Peterson
Zelma N. Peterson
Zelma N. & C0ris Peterson
Zelma N. & Chris Peterson
Helen Stevenson
Helen Stevenson
Carl Fred & Clara J. Suesz
Carl & Clara Suesz
Carl & Clara Suesz
Mary E. & Warren R. Rouse
Mary E. & Warren R. Rouse
James C Cook
James C Cook
Herman Schlichting
Herman Schlichting
Herman Schlichting
Jessee L. Winfrey, trustee
Jessee L. Winfrey, trustee
S 8'
N 25'
S .~
N;z
LOT BLOCK
9
10
11
12
13
14
10
11
12
13
13
14;
5
<"}
'"
6
2
7
2
8
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
3
2
3
3
3
4
3
5
3
6
3
7
3
8
3
9
3
9
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
4
2
4
3
4
4
4
5
4
ADDrrrON
Pleasant Hill
II II
II "
"
"
"
II
II
"
"
II
"
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
It
II
II
"
fl
II
"
II
"
"
II
II
II
"
II
II
II
II
II
"
II
"
11
"
II
"
"
II
II
"
II
'II
II
"
"
C8
AMOUNT
;:1;41. 91
41.91
41. 91
41. 91
41.91
41.91
41.91
41. 91
41. 91
49.15
49.15
41. 91
41. 91
41.91
41.91
41. 91
41. 91
41.9:J.
10.16
31. 75
41.91
41.91
41.91
20.95
20.95
49 . 15
49.15
41. 91
41. 91
41. 91
41. 91
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NAhIE
Je s see L. Vdn:Crey, trustee
Jessee L. Wjnfrey, trustee
J0ssee L. Winfrey, trustee
Jessee L. o,vinfrey, trustee
Jessee L. Winfrey, trustee
Jessee L. Viinfrey, trustee
Jobn 1N. GuY
John Vu. GuY
John W. Guy
Paul Peterson
Paul Peterson
Paul Peterson
Paris & Estella N. France
Paris & Estella M. France
Paris & Estella M. France
Bert James
Bert James
Ernest C. Wells
El'"lnest C \\le11s
Erne s t C. Vve11s
Ernest C. Wells
Fenner E. &; Helen L. Ka1b
Fenner E & Helen L. Ka1b
Fenner
B. & Helen L
.
l\:a1b
Fenner E & Helen L. Ka1b
Arthur E. & Malovena Step~ens
Arthur E. & Ma10vena Stephens
Arthur E. & Ma10vena Stephens
Arthur E. (" lVialovena Stephens
Harey Osborn
Fr.
Fr.
(con't)
L01: BLOCK
r."
o
7
8
9
10
11
12
1;5
14
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
1'"
cl
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
to"
..)
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
ro
o
t-
o
r:o
o
5
5
ADDITION
Pleasant :tIl11
II fl
II
II II
II
II
II
II
11
If
II
If
II
II
11
II
11
If
II
"
II
"
II
II
II
If
II
II
11
II
II
"
"
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
11
11
If
II
If
It
If
II
II
"
II
II
II
11
fl
II
" (' "
[', 10\'/
v ....J r-~1
AM CliUN T
~i;41. 91
41.91
41.91
41.91
41.91
41.91
41.91
41. 91
49.15
41. 91
41. 91
41.91
41.91
41.91
41.91
41. 91
41. 91
41.91
41.91
41.91
29.84
36.19
Ln.91
41.91
4,1.91
41.91
41. 91
41.91
41.91
41.91
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N.A\ME
Harry Osborn
A. J. Afflerbaugh
A. J. Afflerbaugh
W uneta Benson
a
Wauneta Benson
Alice P. Anderson
Alice P. Anderson
Ethel May Lesh
Joseph W. & [i;mma Mary McMullen
Joseph W. & Emma Mary McMullen
PI'
Joseph Vl. &, Emma VIary IvlcMullen
Fr
L. Lucille hatkins
PI'
L. ~lcil1e Watkins
T,lr
IJavid Schaff
David Schaff
David Schaff
Edith D. Wendt
l:;~o i th 1). Vdend t
E(lith D. Viendt
Edith D. Wendt
Frank A. & Suz,an hIil1er
E 67'
Kenneth G. & j',Tary A. Wilson W 58'
Clara Jewell & Mary Dabercow
Fr
Henry & Lucy Mintken PI'
Robert C. & Nettis M. Purvis
20ra D. Dunham
Zora D Dunham
E 6'
George J. & Leola M. Rogge
V~ 44'
GeorgeJ. & Leola M. Rogge
George J. & Leola M. Rogge
LO'l1 BLOCK
22
23
24
25
26
10
11
12
13
14
15
1
2
3
4
5
e
o
7
8
9
4
4
1
2
3
4
5
5
6
7
Ie'
<-)
5
C:'
\)
to.
v
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
'7
7
ADDrnON
It II
Pleasa.nt 11
II
II II
It
Il
II
tl
It
It
II
tl
II
It
"
11
It
II
11
tl
"
11
II
"
II
It
II
"
"
\J
"
"
"
"
II
II
II
II
11
11
It
"
Capitol Hill
"
II
II
tl
II
II
II
II
\I
II
it
1I
II
(" c~ <Jl
\ . ( -\
v '- t:...J
AMOUNT
;:,:41. 91
41.91
41. 91
4:1. 91
41. 91
,~n. 91
41.91
41.91
41. 91
41.91
41. 91
27. Z>O
32.00
41. 91
41.91
41.91
41.91
41.91
41.91
41. 91
85.09
73.66
63.50
63.50
63.50
63.50
7.62
55.atl
63.50
63.50
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"
NAME
Chicago, Burlington &: ('~uincy Railroad
Company
Chicago, Burlington & \ci.uincy Hailroad
Company
Andrew P & Lura 1\'1. Hatfield
Andrew P. & Lura M. Hatfield
Andrew F. & Lura I!i Hatfield
,. .
Andrew I" & Lura 111 . Hatfield
Andrew f:il. &: ~Jra 1~1 Ha tfield
.
Andrew P &: Lura M. Hatfield Ft-
. .
John VI Guy E138.75'-Wl71.75'
John W. Guy S~J.21'-E138.75'-Vifl?1.75' 27
William Hnnry Templin & wife
N70.79'-E138.751-W171.751
Herman Schlichting E138.75'-W322.5'
Herman Schlichting E138.75'-W322.51
Laurence p. Carstenson
E2921
Laurence P. Carstenson
E2921
1'0 tal
4"" 0
Ub'
(('on It)
L01J:' BLOCK
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ADDT'I'ION
AhiIOUNT
---~-
8
Capitol Hill ~ij)63. 50
II II 63.50
II II 63.50
11 II 63.50
" " 6:3. 50
II 11 6;5. 50
II II 63.50
II " ~;9. 84
County Sub 168.12
1V1 <:<pl.
v"2'-w \~~r
See 10-11-9 11. 69
" II 99.90
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
26
27
26
II II 168.12
" II 101. 60
II II 336.24
II II 203.20
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;1:;6247.30
27
26
27
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of
Members of the City Council
There being no protests, on motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
resolution '''as adopted as read. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman
absent.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Sewer Dis-
trict No. 237 to be the total sum of $7154.24; that we find the benefits
accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of
$7154.24 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective, lots,
tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
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NAME
The Grand Island Land Company
Jessie G. Dill-wife
aessie G. Dill-wife
Victor & Julia A. Compos
Walter & Lucille Mason
Estate of Charles L. Tyre
Raymond M. Williams
Frank G. Shriner
Hilda lryre
W. G. & Martha Plummer
W. G. & Martha Plummer
Homer Millspaugh
Homer Millspaugh
Grace Christman
Walter & Mildred G. Davis
Simon G. Pedroza
Augustine R. Pedroza
Nitzel & Co.
Rex R. Williams
Nitzel & Co.
Rex R. Williams
Joe M. & E:lla M. Sprague
Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague
Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague
Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague
Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague
Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague
Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague
Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague
Frederick J. Weller
Frederick J. Weller
Albert Kostlan
N~
SJ..
i 2
N.1...
.2
8l
.2
(con't)
LOT BLOCK
6
9
7
9
8
9
1
2
:5
10
10
10
4
5
6
10
10
10
7
10
10
8
1
2
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
:5
4
5
6
7
7
8
8
1 12
2 12
:5 12
4 12
5 12
6
12
12
12
32
32
32
7
8
1
2
:5
ADDITION
Lambert's
"
It
tt
II
"
u
II
u
It
It
"
It
"
"
II
u
"
It
"
"
"
u
It
If
It
It
"
"
II
It
It
,'" r) p>
\)QH
AlVI OUN 'I
~h02. 96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102. 96
102.96
102.96
51.48
51.48
51.48
51.48
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102 . 96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
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( con' t )
~
Albert Kostlan
LOrr BLOCK
ADDITION
4
32
Lambert's
Augusta B. Kountz-wife
5
6
32
If
J. C. Koun tz
32
n
Modesto Gonzales
'7
32
tt
William & Mary Ardilla Ink 8 32
Robert W. & Sylvia M. Knapp 1 33
Robert W. & Sylvia M. Knapp 2 33
John B. & Minnie Rapien 3 33
If
It
It
II
John B. & Minnie Rapien 4 33
"
Wayne E. & Nora C. Bellington 5 33
Roy Jefferson Roberts & Doris M. Roberts 6 33
"
It
Frank & Margaret Srwiner 1 34
It
Frank & Margaret Shriner 2 34
Grand Island Land Co. 3 34
It
It
Grand Island Land Co.
4
5
6
'7
34
"
It
Wilburn A. & Esther M. Rowe
34
34
II
Harley & Minnie Culbertson
Frank & Margaret Shriner
34
tt
Trustees of the Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church of Grand Island,
Nebraska
8
34
tt
George O. & Doris V. Welch
It
8
8
Total
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of
,'.0 ~
/< Ie}' /
VI.- ,J
AMOUNT
:$102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
xxx xx
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
50.00
Q
"p'7154.24
Members of the City Council
There being no protests, on motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
resoLution "las adopted as read. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman
absent.
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RESOLUTIQN
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Sewer Dis-
trict No. 238 to be the total sum of $4962.66; that we find the benefits
accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of
$4962.66; and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots,
tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
NAJVT.E
LO'l1 BLOCK ADDITION AlVIOUNT
1 13 Lamberts $102.96
2 13 It 102.96
3 13 II 102.96
4 13 " 102.96
5 13 II 102.96
6 13 tt 102.96
7 13 " 102.96
8 13 tt 51.48
8 13 It 51.48
1 14 II 102.96
2 14 " 102.96
3 14 n 102.96
4 14 " 51.48
4 14 n 51. 48
5 14 II 102.96
6 14 If 102.96
7 14 " 102.96
8 14 If 102.96
1 Jt5 " 102.96
Edward E. Christiansen
Grace Cot tin
Adolph & Manuela Gomez
Irene K. Wilson
Paula Pedroza
Paula Pedroza
Clayton E. & Lucille Wagner
Sam Camper
E-J..
2
Alice & Roland M. Camper
w-~
Howard R. Pohlman
Lewis W. Pohlman
Lewis W. Pohlman
Salvador Almaras
845'
Pedro & Anita Palomares
N8?'
Jaunita Pedrosa
Fred & Jeanette L. Schmidt
Albert Van Bibber Sr.
Albert Van Bibber Sr.
Estate of Charles L. Tyre
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NAME
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Estate of Charles L. Tyre
Seferino & Carmen Ramirez
Estate of Logan Johnson
Albert E. & Wanda Hahn
Albert E. & Wanda Hahn
Jens N Jenson
Jens N. Jenson
Joe & Delia French
Joe & Delia French
E13.2'
Harold W. & Gladys Miller
Harold W. & Gladys Miller
Birdie Swain-wife
Birdie Swain-wife
Lloyd C. & Eva I. Green
Charles Rodenbaugh
Alta G. Hatcher
Alta G. Hatcher
Dennie Stark
Glen & Evelyn Foster
John W. & Mellie Ann Shores
John W. & Mellie Ann Shores
Sadie S. & Arthur F'lorez
W39.6'
Sadie S. & Arthur Florez
E26.4'
Hattie Bennett
W26.41
E39.6'
Hattie Bennett
Alfred J. & Bessie L. Breazier W13.2'
Alfred J. & Bessie L. Breazier
Trustees Solomon African Methodist
Episcopal Church
Trustees Solomon African Methodist
Episcopal Church
Refugio & Joaquina Aldana
(con't)
L(yr BLOCK
2
3
3
4
4
5
6
7
8
2
3
15
15
15
15
15
4
5
6
7
15
8
15
16
1
2
1
2
16
17
17
3
17
17
4
1
2
3
4
5
18
18
18
18
18
6
18
18
18
7
7
8
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
ADDITION
Lamberts
"
II
If
"
tt
If
"
If
"
If
n
It
tf
It
It
It
n
tl
It
n
Evans
It
II
II
It
It
II
It
It
(~ F<
'v~
AMOUN']
~pl02. 9E
102 . 9 E
102.9E
102.9E
102.9E
102.96
102.96
102.96
20.59
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
102.96
61.77
41.18
41. 18
61.77
20.59
82.37
82.3',
82.3t{
82.37
-d.
!'\'nn
v.,}~y
RES,Q .!:!U1ION (con't)
~ LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMou:~r
. Joe c. Aldana 9 7 Evans &)'82 37
~p .
Joe c. Aldana 10 7 II 82.37
I Laura Pau1ina Woodruff 6 10 ft 82.37
Laura Paulina Woodruff W1. 7 10 " 41.18
"2
Esta te of Charles O. Rettenmayer EJ- 7 10 fI 41.18
'2"
Estate of Chales O. Rettenmayer 8 10 II 82.37
Emi 1 F. Rickert 9 10 It 82.37
Trinidad Joe & Barbara D Aguilar 10 10 If 82.37
.
To tal
$4962.66
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of October, 1951.
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Members of the City Council
There being no protests, on motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
resolution was adopted as read. Roll c all ballot. Voting yes,
Cunningham 1 Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman
absent.
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RESOLUTION"
691
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
sitting as a Boa~d of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Sewer Dis-
trict No. 240 to be the total sum of $1053.85; that we find the benet'i ts
accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of
$1053.85 and that we find the benefits accruing to the respective lots,
tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
NAME LOT ADDITION
-
Chris & Helen Gjerloff 256 West Lawn
Chris & Helen Gjerloff 257 ft 11
I Chris & Helen Gjerloff 258 II II
Chris & Helen Gjerloff 259 It tt
Al & Mildred Herman 260 n It
Al & Mildred Herman 261 u It
Pearl N. Furnice 262 II It
Pearl N. Furnice 263 II tt
Willis L & Gretchen Pollock 264 tI tI
.
Willis L. & ().'re tchen Pollock 265 It It
Willi s L. & (ff're tchen Pollock 266 " ft
A. C. Rice 279 & )
A trac t of land on the north side of )
13th Street and on the east side of )
Grand Island Avenue 132' x 165' )
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Total
Respectfully submitted this 3~da"J of October, 1951.
AMOUNT
77.35
72.80
72.80
72.80
72.80
72.80
72.80
72.80
72.80
72.80
90.30
231.00
$1053.85
There BEING NO PROTESTS ON MOTION OF
WINKHOFF, SECONDED BY CUNNINGHAM 1
RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED AS READ.
ROLL CALL BALLOT. VOTING. YES
CUNNINGHM~, TOFT, WINKHOFF,
JOHNSON. VOTING NO, NONE.
FOREMAJ.'\f ABSENT.
Members of the City Council
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL or the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Sewer Dis-
trict No. 243 to be the total sum of $772.79; that we find the benefits
accruing to the real estate in said district to be the total sum of
$77f: .79 and that we rind the benefits accruing to the respective lots,
tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
~ BLOCK ADDITIQ.~
Florence Fredrickson S46.66'-Elt-N! 13 Pleasant H
~-ome
Leslie R. & Addie Boroff N93.34'-E!-N! 13 " tI
I Robert L. & Gertrude Lewandowski S-*-_E1:. 13 It .It'
2 2
Philip J. & Dora L. Rose N70' -W1s- 14 tI tI
"-
Philip J. & Dora L. Rose S70' -N140' -WiJ 14 II "
Philip J. & Dora L. Rose N70' -3140 I_W-~ 14 II II
Philip J. & Dora L. Rose S70f-wi 14 n It
Total
Respectfully submitted this .J~. day of October, 1951.
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AlVIOUN~
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~$64. 39
128.80
193.20
96.60
96.60
96.60
96.60
$772.79
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Members of the City Council
There being no protest, on motion of Ounningham, seconded by
Toft, resolution 1vas adopted as read. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Ounningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
Foreman absent.
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Ounningham, council
adjourned as board of Equalization to meet as board of Adjustment.
F. S. White, City Clerk
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October 3, 1951
Council met as Board of Adjustment. All councilmen present
except Foreman. His honor, the mayor, presiding.
Request of Mrs. Fay B. Fickle for permission to alter the
residence on lot 8, block 117, Railroad Addition (Clark and
First street) was presented, along with the permission of adja-
cent property owners. The city manager recommended that the
request be granted. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft,
recommendation was approved.
Request of Clayton Evans for permission to construct a
duplex on fr lot 5, fr block 35, Charles Wasmer Addition and its
complement lot 5, block 35 Charles Wasmers Second. After some
discussion, it was brought out that F-Ir. Evans does not own the
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above described lot, according to the regi st er of deed I s office...1i y:, \<i'{~ (
Consequently the request was denied, motion of Toft, seconded
by Cunni ngham .
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, council adjourned
as Board of Adjustment to meet in regular session.
F. S. Vfuite, City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebr.
October 3, 1951
Council met in regular session. His honor, the mayor
presiding. All councilmen present except Foreman.
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VlHEREAS, employees of municipalities may become contributing mem-
bers to the Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance System, as provided
by Ti tIe II of the Social Security Act and designa.ted Public Law 734
(Slst Congress, 2nd Session) cited as the ttSocial Security Act Amend-
ments of 1950", and
WrlliREAS, Legislative Bill No. 559, 1951 Session of the Nebraska
Legislature, provides that Nebraska municipalities, whose employees or
any portion thereof, are now contributing members to the Municipal
Retirement System of Nebraska, may by ordinance elect not to have its
departments come under said Municipal Retirement System, and that after
so electing, separation benefits shall be paid to eligible employees
under said Municipal Retirement System, and
WHEREAS, a large percentage of' the employees of the City of Grand
Island, have reql1ested that the City Council take such steps as may be
required to place the employees under the Federal Old Age and Survivors
Insurance System, and
WHEREAS, it is provided that if the employees of any municipality
are brought under the Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance System
before December 31, 1951, that salary deductions shall be made for the
entire year of 1951, and
VllIEREAS, it will be necessary to start making such salary deduc-
tions from employees commencing on October 16, 1951, in contemplation
of completing arrangements to have said city employees come under the
Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance System, and
WHEREAS, deductions must likewise be made and paid to the Municipal
Retirement System for such employees who are now under such system,
until time of separation from such Municipal Retirement System can be
ordered and separation benefits paid.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska; that the City Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized
and directed to continue taking salary deductions from participating
employees and to pay the same into the Municipal Retirement System,
until such a time as the city employees of Grand Island become members
of the Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance System; that said City
Clerk and the secretary of the Library Board, commencing on the 16th
day of October, 1951, make proper deductions from the salary checks of
all eligible city employees, as required under the Federal Social
Security System for the months of January, February and March, 1951;
that deductions, likewise, be made from the salaries due such employees
on the 1st day of November, 1951, for the months of April, May and June,
1951, and that like deductions be made on the 16th day of November,
1951, for the months of July, August and September of said year, and
that like deductions be made on the 1st day of December, 1951, for the
months of October and November of said year; that deductions for the
month of December, 1951, be made as the same come due, as by law pro-
vided; that copies of this Resolution be prepared and furnished to
each employee of the City of Grand Island, so that each employee will
understand the method of making deductions for the Municipal Retirement
System and for the Federal Social Security System, and further, so that
said employees will understand and know that when the things required
have been done bringing all the eligible employees under the Federal
Social Security System, that the separation benefits will then be paid
to all employees separating from the Municipal Retirement System.
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of October, 1951.
ON MOTION OF WINKHOFF, SECONDED
BY TOFT, RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED.
Members of the City Council
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WHEREAS, since the commencement of World War II, the City of Grand
Island, has enjoyed a constant and remarkable growth in population, and
because thereof, it has been necessary to greatly expand the water,
light and sewage disposal systems, and
WHEREAS, because of such expansion, it now becomes necessary that
a new department of said city be created for the purpose of administra-
ting the affairs of said systems, and
\~REAS, the creation of such a new department should be made known
and certified to the Board of Educational Lands and Funds, for the pur-
pose of keeping adequate records concerning the city's participation
in the Nebraska Municipal Retirement System.
NOW, TBEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY Th"'E COUNCIL of the Ci ty of Grand
Island, Nebraska; that there be and there is hereby created a new
department for the purpose of ac:hninistrating the affairs of the water,
light, ice and sewage disposal systems, and that said department be
known and designated as the Department of Utilities Administration.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the Board of
Educational Lands and Funds, Capitol Building, Lincoln, Nebraska, a
certified copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of October, 1951.
1-1embers of the City Councit
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution was adopted.
City manager commented on the Grand Island bus schedule.
Some discussion pertaining to the length of time buses park at
the bus depot. No positive action taken.
Bid of Harry R. Hunnell for S 28 ft., lot 113, all of 114,
West Lawn Addition for $900 was presented. After some discussion,
ml'"lt:1nn 'hv Tnf't:. QpnnnOAn 'hv CllnntnQ'hAm. bin W~g l"AiAntAiL
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Petition for paving district to be created in Koenig
street from Kimball Avenue to Oak street, signed by Harry Soeth
and others was presented. Motion ofWinkhoff, seconded by Cunning~
ham, ordinance ordered drawn creating paving district.
Invitation from the American Municipality Association for
attendance of the city officers at the national meetings of the
American Municipalities for policy making was presented.
Motion
of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placed on file.
The report of the Sanitation Department was presented.
On motion of Cunningham, received and placed on file.
Bonds of J..R. Scarborough, and Werner Snodgrass, police
officers,were presented, same having been okayed by the city
attorney. Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, were
approved.
Engineer's estimates on water main distvicts 149, 150,
Sewer districts 250, 251, and 252 were presented.
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To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
Herem th is the Engineer's Estiroate for Water Main
District No. 149, which district is to be located in Grand Island
Avenue, fralll 14th Street to 15th Street.
434 line ft. 6" cast iron water main
complete with valve and fittings
@ $2.80 per line ft. $1215.00
Respectfully submi tted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
MOTION OF CUNNINGHAM, SECONDED BY WINKHOFF, WAS APPROVED
October 3, 1951
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Neb raska
Gentlemen:
Herewi th is the l:Jngineer I s Estimate of Water Main
District No. 150, which district is located in Park ..revenue, from
Colleg~,: Street To Waugh Street.
424 lin. ft. 6" cast iron water li1ain complete
with valves and fittings
@ $2.80 per lin. ft. $ 1187.20
Respectfully submitted
E. H. Cordes
Ci ty Eng ineer
MOTION OF WINKHOFF, SECONDED BY CUNNINGHAM, WAS APPROVED.
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To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Sanitary
Sewer District No. 250, which district is located in the alley
between Ruby and Carey Avenues:, from George Street to Clarence
Street.
350 1in. ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer pipe with
asphaltic poured joints @ 2.30 per lin. ft.
1 manhole complete in place @ 130.00
$ 805.00
130.00
$ 935.00
Total
Respectfully submitted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
MOTION OF TOFT, SECONDED BY WINKHOFF, WAS APPROVED
October 3, 1951
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
Herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for Sanitary
Sewer District No. 251, which district is located in the alley
between Taylor and Custer Avenues; from State Street to 18th Street.
Sewer Main:
399 line ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer pipe with
asphaltic poured joints @ 2.30 per 1in. ft.
1 manhole oomplete in place @ 130.00
$ 917.70
130.00
$1047.70
Total
Sewer District:
499 line ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer pipe with
asphal tic poured joints @ 2.30 per 1in. ft. $1147.70
1 manhole complete in place @ 130.00 130.00
Total 11277.70
Grand Total
$2325.40
Respectfully submitted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
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Gentlemen:
Herewith is the City Engi..neerl s estilJ'.ate for Sanitary
Sewer District No. 252, which is located on private property
between Tenth Street and 11th Street, from White A:venu~ to Boggs
Avenu.e .
450 line ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer pipe with
asphaltic poured joints .@ 2.30 per line ft. $ 1035.00
1 manhole complete in place @ 130.00 1)0.00
Total
$ 1165.00
He spectfu11y s ubmi tted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
II MOTION OF TOFT, SECONDED BY CUNNINGHAM, WAS APPROVED,
Completion reports on paving districts 133 and 137 Were
presented.
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October 3, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that !he Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. 133 in accordance with
the plans and specification and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and ~he Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract
to-wit:
179.68
200
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280
cu. yds. 6" concrete slab @ $16.25
cu. yds. excavation .90
line ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint .25
each adjust manholes to grade 25.00
line ft. curb & gutter 1.35
$2919.80
180.00
20.55
50.00
378,00
3548.35
I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving
District No. 133 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with Paving District No. 133.
To The Diamond Engineering Co.
To Engineering & Publication
$3548.35
177.42
3725.77
Total Cost
To be divided as follows:
Paving Fund
Paving District Fund
282.18
3443.59
3725.77
Total Cost
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on said Paving District No. 133 on the
17th day of October 1951 at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
Res~ ctfully submitted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham were approved.
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October 3, 1951.
To Members of the City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. 137 in accordance with
the plans and specification a.nd contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and The Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract
to-wit:
176.46
200
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428
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cu. yds. concrete slab @
cu. yds. excavation
line ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint
line ft. curb & gutter
each adjust manhole
sq. ft. remove & replace walk
$16..35
.85
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1.32
25.00
.38
Total
$2885.12
170.00
20.08
564.96
25.00
8.55
3673.71
I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving
District No. 137 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with Paving District No. 137.
To The Diamond Engineering Co.
To Engineering & Publication
$3673.71
183.69
3857.40
Total Cost
To be divided as follows:
Paving Fund
Paving District Fund
Total Cost
358.41
3498.99
3857.40
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on said Paving District No. 137 on the
17th day of October 1951 atB:OO o'clock P.M.
Respe~fUllY submitted,
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City Engineer.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, was approved.
Proposed lease by and between the city of Grand Island
and Clarence Williams for buildings identified as T-140, T-?16,
T-719 for $840 per year were presented. On motion of Winkhoff,
seconded by Cunningham, were approved and mayor and clerk authori-
zed to sign.
QRDINANCE 2540 pertaining to the burning of trash within
the city limits was regularly passed by the council and signed by
the mayor.
Qrdinance 2540 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Fore-
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Ordinance 2540 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2540 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspend.ed and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting n01 none. Foreman absent.
~nance 254Q- Motion by Winkhoff1 seconded by Cunning-
ham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2541 creating paving district 154, Koenig street
from Kimball to Oak, was regularly passed by the council and signed
by the mayor.
yes, Cunningham, Toft1 Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2541 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot~ Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Qrdinance 2541 - Motion of V1inkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson, Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
,Ordinance 2541 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting
no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2542 levying assessments on paving district 139
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2542 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Cunningham. Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Fore-
man absent.
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Ordinance 2542 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2542 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2542 - Motion by Winltiloff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2543 levying assessments in Sewer district 235
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2543 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no,
none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2543 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on seoond reading by
title only. Roll oall ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinanoe 254a - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance plaoed on third reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2543 - Motion by Winkhoff, seoonded by Cunning-
ham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2544 levying assessments in Sewer Distriot 236
was regularly passed by the oouncil ana. signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 25~ - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Wink-
hoff, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no,
none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2544 - Motion by Cunningham, seoonded by Wink-
hoff rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by
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title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yeg. Cunningham. Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreme~ absent.
Ordinance 2544 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Wink-
hoff, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting Yes, Cunningham, Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2544 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
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ORDINANCE 2545 levying assessment in sewer district 237
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2545 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no,
none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2545 - Motion by Toft, seconCled by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Wink-
hoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2545 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Wink-
hoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2545 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Wink-
hoff. Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Qrd1nance 2545 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2546 levying assessment in sewer district 238
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2546 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, WinkhOff, Johnson. Voting no,
none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2546 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Wink-
hoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2546 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham. Toft, Wink-
hoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2546 - Motion by WinkhOff, seconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson.
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ORDIN~~CE 2547 levying assessment in sewer district 240
was regularly passecl by the council and. signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2547 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no,
none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2547 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2547 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2547 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2548 levying assessment in sewer district 243
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2548 - Motion by '\1Tinkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no,
none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2548 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham) Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2548 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2548 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
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hoff, seconded by Toft, Were allowed as read and listed in the
claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham,
Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Motion of Winkhoff, council adjourned.
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FUND APPHOP.
Adm$ $35,000..00
Engin eer 32,000.00
. S. Sewer 35,000.00
Heal th 12,000.00
I Incidentals 60,000.00
Ci ty Hall 5,000.00
City Scales __~500.00
179,500.00
Bond & Int. 35,437.50
Airport 90,000.00
Airport Light 573.97
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FOR FISCAL YEAR TO OCT. t, 1951.
EXP EN D E;D 8XP&:NDED
ADJUST. S EP T ELVIE ER TOTAL
$3,139.35 $5,679.79
2,603.72 5,105.71
1,12,3.89 2,422.01
830..39 1,709..84
260.91 548.73
1,619.24 2,069.20
__12.00 __1;2,0.00
9,707..50 17,685.28
4,510.86
8,672.28
Street & A. 50,000.00
GaS Tax 15,000$00
Sani tation 61,111-2.09
1,3711-.73 2,976.30
1,260.84 2,636.59
3,244$92 5,956$95
3,295..96 3,320..48
10,960.57 19,901..78
2,289.81 4,820.. 29
7,258..12 14,508.51
728..74 1,457.48
16,284.00 16,284..00
Park 46,500.00
Police 125,000..00
C...metery
130,000.00
110,000.00
Fire
Pension 36,660.00
Eddy Street 17,000..00
Sye. Street 194,000.00
Li brc'TY
23,000..00
500.00
65,000.00
6,086.11
1,636.14
3, ,343 $44
C. D;,!fense
3,384..20
7,202.40
6,086.11
1,548.19
22,259$88
Sewer
Sewer Const.
Paving 32,500$00
784..14
13,765.04
Light Garage 92,470.41
Music Fund ___,2~1~1. 56
Total 1,316,551.64
80,485..57
2,111.56
11,972.59
46,543.14
143~659:96
4,662.11
20,597.60
83,714.08
Ice
Wa tel'
Light
Sewer District
8,079.43
__2i.21).79
$267,646.97
Paving District
$141,11'2:-86
Respectfully submitted,
F. s. V,hi te, City Clerk
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$29,320.2'
26, 894.2{;
32,577. 9~
10,290.1(
59, 451. 2~
2,930. 8e
; 350.0C
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35,437.5C
81,327.7~
573..97
47,023.7C
12,363.41
55,185.14
38,179.52
105,098.22
125,179.. 71
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35,202.52
716.00
194,000.00
19,656.5E
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Oct. 17, 1951
Council met in regular session at 7:30 P.M. All council-
men present except Johnson, who was on jury duty. Foreman
presiding.
Portions of the minutes of September 19, September 24 and
October 3 were read. There being no objections, stood approved.
On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, council
adjourned to meet as Board of Equalization.
F. S. White
City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebr.
Oct. 17, 1951
Paving Districts Nos.133 & 137.
Council met as Board of Equalization, All councilmen pre-
sent except Johnson. Foreman presiding.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL ot' the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving
District No. 133 to be the total sum of $3444.00; that we find the bene-
fits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of
$3444.00 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots,
tracts and parcels of land in said district to ,be the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
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Howard V. & Florence I . Kelly
Howard V. & Florence I. Kelly
Christine H Bilon-wife
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Christine H Bilon-wife
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Merrill L . & Dossie D. Lewis
.. William M. & Gertrude Rumpe 1 t s ,...
LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
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3 19 Morrill's $87.23
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4 19 It 54.70
4 19 It 147.10
5 19 II 450.17
6 19 It 450.17
7 19 tt 201.80
8 19 II 87.23
1 4 Ashton Place 598.53
2 4 11 n 194.59
2 4 u It 59 . 94
3 4 " f1 129.74
22 4 If It 129.74
23 4 " " 254.53
24 4 It If 598.53
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George H. & Genevieve DeMay
Roderick J. Martin
Roderick J. Martin E39'
Gordon L. & Mildred L. Evans W12'
Gordon L. & Mildred L. Evans
Carl R. & Christine Sorensen
Otto A. & Gertrude E. Fahrnbruch
Bayard H. Paine Jr. & Lorine; J. Paine
To tal
q~3444. 00
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving
District No. 137 to be the total sum of $3502.30; that we find the bene-
fits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of
$3502.30 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots,
tracts and parcels of lmld in said district to be the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDrPION AMOUNT
Francis D. & Evelyn S. Purdy 3 7 Woodbine $108.71
Harold L. & Corine Camp 4 7 If 251.38
I Herbert A & Veronna Westphal 5 7 II 560.64
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Ashley W. & Clara J. Conger 6 7 If 448.93
Paul T.H & Joyce L. Harley 7 7 It 201.11
Charles J. & Augusta K. Cords 8 7 ft 87.07
Bernhard & Gertrude IvI. Johansen 1 8 II 560.64
Yale F'. & Alice I. LalVloore 2 8 II 251. 38
Better Homes Inc. 3 8 ft 108.71
Viilliam H & Meta Sassen 8 3 Ashton Place 108.71
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Frank A. & Dora C. Hitchler 9 3 It It 254.38
David J. & Velma Ru th Ford 10 3 n It 560.64
Total
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Motion of Cu.nningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was
adopted.
Hotion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cu.nningham, council adjourned
as Board of Equalization.
F. S. White, City Clerk
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October 17, 1951
Council met as Board of Adjustment. All councilmen, present
except Johnson. Foreman presiding.
Request of Leslie and Gladys Reutlinger for permi ssion to
construct a dwelling with a garage attached, on lot 122, West
Litwn, sid.e yard to be only 4 feet, i.vas presented. After some
discussion, motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham, request
v,Tas rej ect ed.
Request of Elizabeth i'liechman for permission to remo.del
workshop into a residence on lot 10, West Lawn, along with per-
mission from adjacent property owners was presented. After some
discussion, mot ion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkho ff, pel"mission
was granted, providing that all other building code require-
ments be met. Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
council adjourned as Board of Adjustment.
F. S. 1vhi t e
City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebraska
October 17, 1951
Council met in regular session. All councilmen present
except Johnson. Foreman presiding.
Bid of Peter S. and Edna S. Hansen of $1200 for lot 12,
Block 16, Ashton Place was presented. After so~e discussion,
on motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, bid was accepted and
ordinance ordered drawn.
Bid of Harry R. Hunnell of $1050 for the South 28 feet of
113 and North 32 feet of 114, West Lawn Addition, was presented.
After some discussion, motion by Toft, seconded by Win~loff,
bid was rejected.
Request of D. H. and Evelyn Meves for Water Main (No. 151)
in MacArthur street from Joehnck Road to Cherry street, was
presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
request granted and ordinance ordered drawn.
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for sev.Jer district in the alley between Grace Avenue and 1rTaldo
Avenue, from Sixth street north to the city limits was presented.
On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, request 1>laS granted
and ordinance ordered drawn.
City manager recommended they advertise for bids for water
main districts 149, 150, sewer districts 250, 251, 252, to be
received up to eight o'clock p.M., November 7, 1951. On
motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, recommendation of
the city manager was approved and the clerk authorized to adver-
tise for bids.
The manager advised the council he had issued several per-
mits for curb sidewalk.
Report of Victor Ashley of receipts from the ball park
through attendance and concessions amounted to $1018.55.
Certificate of completion and release of contractor (Henry
W. Miller Elec~ric Company) at the airbase on the lighting, was
presented and. city manager recommended that same be signed by
mayor and clerk. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
recommendation of the manager was approved.
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Wru~REAS, the laws pertaining to the Federal Old Age and Survivors
Insurance System, provide that where employers furnish the employees
with goods or services, as a part of the employees wages, and furnish
the same in lieu of money, that a value must be placed upon the goods or
services given in lieu of wages, and deductions must be made from the
employees wages according to the value thereof, and
~mEREAS, the City of Grand Island provides the custodian of the
City Hall and family, and the sexton of the Cemetery and his family,
with living quarters, and
WHEREAS, for the purpose of establishing the amount to be deducted
from the wages of said employees, because of the furnishing of such
living quarters, the rental value of the apartment in the Cj,ty Hall,
,. per month
furnished the custodian, has been fixed in the sum of $50.00,fand the
rental value of th.e living quarters provided for the sexton at the
cemetery, is fixed in the sum of ~~45.00 per month.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the City Clerk, be, and he is hereby
ordered and directed to deduct from the wages of the custodian of the
City Hall and of the sexton of the Cemetery, contributions in proportion
to the value of the rentals herein established, and pay such wage
deductions into the Federal Social Security System, as by law provided,
to the benefit and credit of said employees.
Respectfully submitted this /7 t!- day of October, 1951.
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Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, resolution was adopted.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 17, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. 140 in accordance with
the plans and specification and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and The Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract
to-wit:
700
681.34
657.2
266
@ $..85
16.35
1.32
.25
25.00
Total
$ 595.00
11139.91
867.50
66.50
75.00
12743.91
cu. yds.
cu. yds.
lin. ft.
line ft.
adjust 3
excavation
611 concrete slab
Curb & gutter
expansion joint
manholes
I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving
District No. 140 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with Paving District No. 140.
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering & Publication
Total
$12743.91
637.19
13381.10
To be divided as follows:
Paving Fund
Paving District Fund
$ 3715.46
9665.64
13381.10
Total
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on said Paving District Ho 140 on the 7th
day of November 1951 at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
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City Engineer
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was ~)proved.
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October 17, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council,
Grand Island, Nebrasktil..
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. 145 in accordance with
the-plans and specification and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and The Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract
to-vIi t:
650 cu. yds. excavation @ $1.00 $ 650.00
596.30 cu. yds. 6" concrete 16.35 9638.915
1230.9 lin. ft. curb & gutter 1.35 1661.71
366.3 line ft. expansion Joint .25 91.58
145 line ft. straight curb to be .28 40.60
removed Total 12282.84
I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving
District No. 145 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with Paving District No. 145.
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering & Publication
$12282.84
614.14
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Total
To be divided as follows:
Paving Fund
Paving District Fund
$ 1232.97
11664.01
12896.98
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on said Paving District No. 145 on the 7th
day of November'1951 at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
submitted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, was approved.
Proposed airport leases were presented as follows:
American ,Paper Products Company, building identified
as T-855, $1440 per year.
Grand Island Bottling Company, building identified as
T-l09, $528 per year
Adam Dubas, building identified as T-230 and the south
eighty feet of the east segment of T-14, $360 year.
Marvin E. Vautravers, building identified as T-228,
$140 year
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Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, leases were approved
and Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign.
Request of the Armour Hay and Feed Company for permission
to sub-let building identified as T-851 for storage purposes
was presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
permission was granted.
Ordinance 2549 creating sewer district 253 in the alley
between Grace Avenue and Waldo Avenue from Sixth Street to the
north line of lot 109, 162, Belmont Addition, was regularly
passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2549 * Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none.
Johnson Absent.
Ordinance 2549 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2549 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
l~les suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Orqinance 254~ - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage ana finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, F~'eman, Toft, Winkhoff.
Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
ORDINANCE 2550 levying assessment on paving district 133
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 255Q - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft, WinY~~off. Voting no, none.
Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2550 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft, rules
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft, Wink-
hoff. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
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Ordinance 2550 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Vpting yes, Cunninzham, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2550 - Motion by WinkhOff, seconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff.
Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
ORDINANCE 2551 levying assessment on paving district 13'7
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2551 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
was pl'aced on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting Yes, Cunningha.'TI, F'orernan, Toft, Winkl1.off. Voting no,
none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2551 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second. reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2551 - Motion by Cunningha.'TI, seconded by Winkhoff,
rule 8 8uspenc3ed and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting ye 8, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2551 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft, Wint~off.
Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
ORDINANCE 2552 pertaining to election of the Police Magistrate
was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2552 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft, VVinkhoff. Voting no, none.
Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2552 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Johnson absent.
Ordinance 2552 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed Dn third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft,
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Ordinance 2552 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finallY passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Cunninghsm, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting
no, none. Johnson absent.
Claim of Ralph O. Powers $169.45, being the amount of money
paid to St. Francis Hospital and J. F. McDermott for services
rendered Carol Steele on account of accident at the swimming
pool, was presented. Aftersorne discussion, motion by Winkhoff,
seconded by Cunningham, referred to the city attorney for further
investigation and to report back at the next meeting.
Claims against the city were presented. Motion of Cunningham
seconded by Winkhoff, claims were allo~TeC1. as present ed and
listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Cunningham, Forerp.an, Toft, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Johnson
absent.
Motion of Wink hoff, seconded by Cunningham, council adjourned
to eight o'clock P.M., November 7.
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October 29, 1951
Council met as per special call of the president.
His honor, presiding. All councilmen present except Cunningham.
An assignment of the Schneider Electrical Works for
payments on their contract to the General Electric Company was
presented e.nd the ~1ayor and Clerk authorized to sign.
Uncollectable accountsof the Ice, Water and Light
Departments, as recommended by the auditor, were presented.
On motion of Toft, seconcled by 1Jlinkhoff, ~1r. Burdick \lJas authori-
zed to cancel charges as listed.
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WHEREAS, Leonard Schwartz and Ruby M. Schwartz, husband and wife,
and George Bate and Inez S. Bate, husband and wife, and G. E. Gabby
and Helen Ann Gabby, husband and wife, all of whom own parcels of
land situated in Section Twenty-six (26) in Township Eleven (11),
North Range Ten (10), in Hall County, Nebraska, have requested the
City of Grand Island to serve their properties with electrical energy,
and
WHEREAS, it will be necessary to construct a p~er line across
the north property line of their properties, and
WHEREAS, each of the above property owners halF signed an easement
or agreement for right-of-way, granting unto the said City of Grand
Island a perpetual right-of-way on which to construct said p6~er line,
and in which easements the real estate owned by each of said parties
is particularly and more accurately described, and
WHEREAS, the City Council has before it said easements and the
same have been considered, and said council finds that said easements
or agreements for right-of-way should be approved.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand ISland, that the three easements or agreements above referred to,
be, and the same are hereby in all respects approved; that the President
of the City Council and the City Clerk be, and they are hereby directed
and authorized to sign said easements for and on behalf of the City of
Grand Island; that said easements be, and they are hereby ordered to be
recorded on the records of the Register of Deeds of Hall County, Nebr-
aska, and that the City Clerk forward to C. W. BurdiCk, Water, Light
and Ice Commissioner, of said city, a certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 29th
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Motion by Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was adopted.
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Boilet' 'VIator conditioning service contract of the Hall
Laboratories, Inc. was presented. Same having been recommended
by Mr. Burdick, and the city manager recommended that the contract
be signed. On motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff, recommen-
dation was approved.
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Kimball signed by Ernst, Malone~ and others was presented. On
motion of To ft, seconded by ~:Iinl\.hoff, was approved and ordinance
ordered drawn.
Claim of Mrs. Don Laughlin for alleged. injuries sustained
at the grandstand at the ball park,for $230 was presented. City
manager advised that he had contacted Mrs. Laughlin &nd she had
agreed to settle in full for $40. Motion of Foreman, seconded by
Winkhoff, claim for $40 was approved, $190 disallowed. City
attorney to prepare positive release..
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Claim of Ralph O. Powers for alleged injuries to Carol
Steele, aminoI', sustained at the swimming pool, for $169.45
was presented. On recommendation of the city manager that the
claim be disallowed - first, that the city should not be held
responsible for the doings of individuals who might be at the
Bwimming pool. Second, that the claim was not presented within
the proper time. City attorney voicing his opinion that the
city was not responsible. On motion of Foreman, seconded by
Winkhoff, recommendation of the city manager was approved.
A proposed lease by and between Prairie Valley Hybrid
Company for building identified as T-470 at the airbase, $28.80
per year was presented. Motion of Foreman, seconded by Winkhoff,
t'>las approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign.
Application of Ray Schleiger
for permit at Cherry
street dance hall was presented. Motion of Foreman, seconded
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Bond of Donald C. Ashworth, policeman, was presented.
On motion of Winkhoff, secon&ed by Toft, was approved.
Ordin~nce 2553 authorizing the sale of lot 12, block 16,
Ashton Place, to Peter S. and Edna S. Hansen, for ~1200 was
regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2553 - Motion of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Win~loff, Johnson. Voting no, none
Cunningham absent.
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Ordinance 2553 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent.
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Ordinance 2553 - Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none.
Cunnin~ham absent.
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Ordinance 2553 - Motion of 't'Tinkhoff, seconcled by Toft,
ordinance placedon final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting
no, none. Cunningham absent.
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Ordinance 2554 creating l.,rat er main district 151 in
NacArthur Avenue from Joehnck Road to Cherl"Y Street 't'\TaS regu-
larly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2554 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
Cunningham absent.
Ordinance 2554 - ~10tion bjr Winkhoff, seconded bY Toft,
rules suspended E'Uld. ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent.
Ordinance 2554 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent.
Qrdinance 2554 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
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Voting no, none. Cunningham absent.
Ordinance 2555 creating paving district 155 in Charles
street from Sycamore to Kimball street was regularly passed by
the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2555 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Win~loff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
Cunningham absent.
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Ordinance 2555 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent.
Ordinance 2555 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading bY title
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only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, oreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Cunningham absent.
prdinance 2555 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting
no, none. Cunningham absent.
City manager advisedthe council he had granted permission
to J~les Webb for curb sidewalk.
Discussion by the council and city attorney pertaining
to benefits, costs and improvements in paving, curb, sewer and
water main districts.
Also rules and regulations governing
child ~urseries, having been requested by individuals as well
as state representatives. City attorney advised the council
that he felt it could be interpreted as commercial and should
not be permitted in Residence A zoning. Also that he would con-
tact the city attorney at Lincoln pertaining to ordinance
governing same.
Motion of 'ltlinkhoff, seconded by Toft, council adjourned.
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November 7, 1951
Council met as Board of Equalization on Paving Districts
140 anc.1 145. All councilmen present except Foreman. His honor,
the mayor, presiding..
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, ~ebraska,
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving
District No. 140 to be the total sum of $9,721.84; that we find the
benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of
$9,721.84 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots,
tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
NAME
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Wasmer's $
3 33 3rd ]> 94.75
4 33 It " 106.04
4 33 It tI 123.73
5 33 II II 465.07
6 33 It I' 465..07
7 33 It " 123.73
7 33 It If 106.94
8 33 II n 94.75
1 54 II n 438.50
2 54 II It 216.64
3 54 fl u 89.34
8 54 II It 89.34..
9 54 It II 216.64
10 54 tl II 438.50
1 51 II II 438.50
2 51 II II 216.64
3 51 II fl 89.34
8 51 n " 89.34
9 51 II II 216.64
10 51 tl tI 438.50
Ernest W. Augustine
Ernest W.. Augustine
Gordon H & Adrienne Robbins
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Gordon H. & Adrienne Robbins
w. ~.. & Frances Spelta
w. T. & Frances Spelta
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Ernest W. Augustine
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Ernest W. Augustine
Mary C. Prince-wife
Mary C. Prince-wife
Jessie Kistle Farnsworth-wife
Bill & Helen Peterson
Clara L. Gelow
Clara L.. Gelow
Hans F. & Florence Ii. 1V11. chelmann
Elizabeth Strasser
Soren K. & Frances L. Jensen
Carl Winfred Lumbard & Harriett I.
Lumbard E26'
Carl Winfred Lumbard & Harriett I.
Lumbard
Carl Winfred Lumbard & Harriett 1.
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Gilbert &: Blenda 0 Reynolds W26' 3 52 \tVasmer's 3rd d;-. 89.34
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I Gilbert &: Blenda O. Reynolds 4 52 fI It 216.64
Gilbert &: Blenda o. Reynolds 5 52 II II 438.50
Deryl s. &: Arlene C. Hillis 6 52 " If 541.13
Deryl s. &: Arlene C. Hillis W34' 7 52 It It 185.12
C. A. Byrnes B18' 7 52 II If 82.22
c. A. Byrnes Vv126 t 8 52 II f1 110.25
Mildred E McGrath W~ 3 45 II " 110.25
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Mildred E. McGrath 4 45 \I It 267.34
Mildred E McGrath 5 45 If II 541.13
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Jeannette Wolbach 6 45 It If 438 . 50
Jeannette Wolbach 7 45 It If 216.64
Jeannette Wolbach 1N~ 8 45 f1 It 89.34
I Iola Grimminger-wife 1 46 It It 541.13
Iola Grimminger-wife 2 46 It It 267.34
Ralph D. &: Patricia J. Kelly 3 46 If " 110.25
John F. &: Maxine Mary Campbell 8 46 It If 110.25
Iola Grimminger-wife 9 46 If It 267.34
Iala Grirnminger-wife 10 46 If It 5'11. 13
Total
$.9,721.84
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of' the construction of Paving
District No. 145 to be the total sum of ~~11,677.00; that we find the
benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of
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$11,677.00 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots,
tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums Eet opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
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Glen F. & Ruth L. Patton
Milton G. & Wanda M. Swanson
Lee D. Hagemeister
E. Floyd Nelson & Mabel Nelson
E. :Floyd Nelson & Mabel Nelson
L. R. & Dorothy A. Jones
L. R. & Dorothy A. Jones
Theodore Jessen Jr. & Agusta
Mary Vinette Sotbman
Mary Vinette Sothman
Fred C. & Mary J. Robbins
Emma Schoel
Addison E. Cady Jr. & Audrey H. Cady
Robert Sprague
Robert Sprague
Robert Sprague
William J. & Beckie J. Barnes
Joe C. TePoel
William F & Mary Ann Blain
Leonard J. or Gladys Walklin
Leonard J. or Gladys Walklin
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Tom & Jean Williamson
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10
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14
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4
5
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6
2
2
2
7
7
2
2
4
4
4
4
4
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5
5
5
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AlVIOUNT
Ashton Place $100.09
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601.45
482.57
128.23
110.60
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103.75
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237.40
488.95
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609.48
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295.94
129.34
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107.35
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245.58
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505.67
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630.50
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306.15
133.80
630.50
167.70
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Tom &. Jean Williamson 3 9 Ashton Place d~ 2
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I Virgil H &, Lucille E. Clark 22 9 II " 128.50
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John R. &, Marie 0 l'homa z in 23 9 If II 311.45
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John R. &, Marie 0 rl'llomazin 24 9 ft If 630.50
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Robert L &, Ann Lacy 1 10 II II 609.48
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Francis F. &. Bernice FishIer 2 10 II ft 301.12
Howard V. &, Marie G Kingdon 3 10 It It 124.16
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Joseph E. &, Wilma J. Guthman 22 10 It 1I 124.16
Henry & Anna L. Hohmann 23 10 It It 301.12
Glen M. &, Kathleen Stewart 24 10 It If 609. 48
Mary Jensen 1 11 ft It 630.50
Herman Henry &, Ruth M. Goltermann 2 11 II It 311.50
Herman H. Goltermann 3 11 " II 128.50
I Robert W. &, Loris E Rank 22 11 n 11 96.20
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Edward W. & Ivlarie E. Lechner 23 11 n tt 233.21
Fred B. &. Betty K. Hanson 24 11 II If 472.04
To tal
$11,677.00
Respectfully submitted this 7th day of November, 1951.
Members of the City Council
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Motion of Winkhoff, seconded bv Cunninghmn, there being no protests,
resolution 't'J'as adopted. On motion of Winkhoff 1 seconded by
Cunningham, council adjourned as Board of Equalization.
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November 7, 1951
Council met in regular session, his honor, the mayor,
presiding. All councilmen present except Foreman.
Hr. McKee made reque st of the council that they give some
relief, as far as truck parking on Pine street between Sixth and
Seventh was concerned. Hotion of Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
was referred to the city manager.
Bid. of' Homer C. Hillspaue;h, $60 cash in hand, for' accumu-
lated salvage up to January 1, 1952, at the city dump. On motion
of tHnkhoff, second.ed by Toft, same was approved subj ect to oon-
tract and bond to be furnisIled by Mr. Millspaugh.
Bids on Water Main District 149 and 150 were opened w1d
read as follows:
City Water Department, $2.70 per ft., December 15
completion date
Master Plumbers $2.60 per ft., completion date December 1
Bids on Sewer District 250, 251 and 252
Master Plumber's, i935 on 250
<ll>1165 on 252
Diamond Engineering Company, 11000 on 250
~225:J.56 on 251
$1205 on 252
Motion by Cunningham, seconded by 'VTinkhoff, bids were referred
to the city manager and city engineer.
Protests on Paving District 153 were presented. There
being only three out of possible eight signatures. Mr. A. J.
Luebs also presented protests claiming that under section 7 of
the Charter, the council could deviate from the regular routine.
After some discussion, on motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft,
protests were received and placed on file.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Toft, city engineer
was instructed to prepare estimate for paving district 153.
There being no protests on paving districts 151 and 152, motion
of Toft, seconded by Winkhoff, that estimates be prepared.
1-1otion of Cunningham, seconcled by \'linkhoff, council ad-
journed to meet as board of Adjustment.
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November 7, 1951
Council met as Board of Adjustment. His honor, the mayor,
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Request of William Fisher for permission to remodel a
garage and workShop into a second house on lot 10, block 13,
Schimmers Addition was presented, along with permission of the
adjoining property owners. After some discussion, the city
manager recommended that permission be granted. Motion of Cun-
ningham, seconded by %Tinkhoff, city manager t s recommendation '!.vas
approved.
Request of Howard Kelly to rezone East half of Block 25,
College Addition to vIest Lmm from Reslclence A to Hesid.ence B
vJas present ed. On mot ion of Toft, seconded by vHn1\:hoff, that
the council 8i t as Board of Adjustment at eight 0 I clock P.M.,
November 21, for a hearing on this request.
Motion of Toft, seconded by Cunningham, council adjoun1ed
I as Board of Adjustment to meet in regular session.
F. S. Wbite
City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebr.
November 7, 1951
Council met in regular session. His honor, the mayor,
presiding. All councilmen present except Foreman.
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November 7, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Dia.mond Engineering Co. has
completed ~he work on Sewer District No. 245 in accordance with
the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City
of Grand Isla.nd, Nebr. and The Diamond Engineering Co. which
contract is dated August 20th 1951.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract.
1718 line ft. 8" clay tile. $2.16 per. ft.
$3710.88
625.00
4335.88
5 manholes complete
@$125.00 each
Total
I recommend that the work completed by The Diamond
Engineering Co. be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said Sewer District No. 245.
To: The Daimond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering & Publication
$ 4335.88
216.79
.-4552.67
Total
To be divided as follows:
Sewer Fund
Sewer District Fund
$ 1437.32
3115.35
,
4552.67
Total
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on the above Sewer District No. 245 on
the 21st day of November, 1951 at eight o'clock P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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City Engineer
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, vias approved.
COU11Cil to sit as boal~d of EqualizatioYl Ett 8 P.M., Novelnber 21.
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November 7, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. 141 in accordance with
the plans and specification and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and The Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract
to-wit:
190
161.4
450
74
1
32
@ $ .85
16.35
1.32
.25
25.00
.35
Total
$ 161.50
2638.89
594.00
18.50
25.00
11.20
3449.09
cu. yds. excavation
cu. yds. 6" slab
lin. ft. curb & gutter
line ft. 6" expansion joint
manhole adjusted
lin. ft. curb & gutter removed
I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving
District No. 141 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with Paving District No. 141.
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering & Publication
$3449.09
172.45
362'l. 54
Total
The entire amount to be charged to the Paving District
Fund.
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on said Paving District No. 141 on the
21st day of November at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
~mltted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resport was approved
and council to ai t as Bonrd of Equalization at 8 P.M., November 21.
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November ?, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. 142 in accordance with
the plans and specification and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and The Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract
to-wit:
175 cu. yds. excavation
163.1 cu. yds. 6" slab
74 lin. ft. r x 6"4;o..::Ir.-
360.06lin. ft. curb & gutter
1 manhole adjusted
2 catch basins built
34 1in. ft. 12" clay tile
@ $ .85
16.35
.215
1.32
25.00
55.00
2.25
$ 148.75
2666.68
18.50
475.28
25.00
110.00
76.50
1..
3520.71
Total
I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving
District No. 142 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with Paving District No. 142.
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering & Publication
$3520.71
176.03
3696.74
Total
To be divided as follows:
Paving District Fund
Storm Sewer Fund
$3500.92
195.82
3696.74
Total
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization oU said Paving District No. 142 on the
21st day of November at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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Ci ty Engineer
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, report was approved
and council to sit as Board of Equalization at 8 P.M., November 21.
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November 7, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. 143 in accordance with
the plans and specification and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and The Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract
to-wit:
1500
1372.3
2
68
36
5~ .3
2
499.5
cu. yds. excavation
cu. yds. 6" slab
catch basins built
lin. ft. 12" clay tile
line ft. 30" concrete pipe
line ft. curb & gutter
manholes raised
line ft. expansion joint
@ $ .85
16.35
55.00
2.25
9.10
1.32
20.00
.25
$1275.00
22437.10
110.00
153.00
327.60
784.48
40.00
124.87 .
25252.05
Total
I recommend that the sork done on the aforesaid Paving
District No. 143 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement ~ of all costs
in connection with Paving District No. 143.
To The Diamond Engineering Co.
To Engineering & Publication
$25252.05
1262.60
26514.65
Total
To be divided as follows
Paving Fund
Storm Sewe~ Fund
Paving District Fund
$ 3977.62
620.13
21916.90
26514.65
Total
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on said Paving District No. 143 on the
21st day of November at 8:00 o'clock P.M.'
Respectfully submitted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
Motion of CunninEham, seconded by vJinkhoff, report lias approved
and council to sit as Board of Equalization at 8 P.M., November 21.
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November 7, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. 144 in accordance with
the plans and specifications and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and The Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract
to-wit:
345
313.4
133
229.7
cu. yds. excavation
cu. yds. 611 slab
lin. ft. 111 x 611 expansion joint
lin. ft. curb & gutter
remove 33.3 lin. ft. 4' sidewalk
adjust 3 manholes
@ $.85
16.50
.20
1.35
.32
25.00
$ 293.25
5171.10
26.60
310.10
10.66
75.00
5886.71
Total
I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid Paving
District No.144 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with Paving District No. 144.
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering & Publication
$5886.71
294.33
6181.04
Total
To be divided as follows:
Paving Fund
Paving District Fund
$1381.22
4799.82
-6181.04
Total
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on said Paving District No. 144 on the
21st day of November at 8:00 p'c10ck P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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City Engineer.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, report was approved
and council to sit as board of Equalization at 8 P.M., November 21.
Oi ty manager made report on bids of Water llain District
14:9 and 150, Sei/lTer District 250, 251, 252 and. recommended that the
bid of Master Plumbers on Water Main District 149 and 150 be
accepted as the lowest bid, bid of Master Plumbers on Sewer
District 250 and 252 be accept ed as the lotITest bid and bid of
the Diamond Engineering Company on Sewer District 251 be accepted
as the lowest bid.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a water main district known and designated as Water Main
District No. 149, to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 7th day
of November, 1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. Ii'! on said date,
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at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WP~REAS, the Master ~lumbers
of the Cj.ty of Grand Island,Nebraska
submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the
bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. (~a128.40)
NOW, TliEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said
Master Plumbers
of the City of Grand Island
for the construction of said water main district known and Designated
as Water Main District No. 149, be, and the same is hereby accepted;
that a contract for the construction of said water main district be
entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said
Master Plumbers
and that the PresieJent of the Ci ty Council and the clerk of said City,
be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on
behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 7th day of November, 19~
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On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, \Hnk-
hoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a water main district known and designated as Water
Main District No. 150, to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. on the 7th
day of November, 1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date,
at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the Master Plumbers
of the City of Grand Is1and,Nebraska
submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the
bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.($1102.40)
NOW, rrnEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY ~lHE COU~JCIL of the Ci ty of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said
Ma.ster Plumbers
of the City of Grand Island
for the construction of saId water main district known and designated
as Water Main District No. 150, be, and the same is hereby accepted;
that a contract for the construction of said water main district be
entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said
Master Plumbers
and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City,
be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on
behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 7th day of November, 1951.-
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l.iJ.otion of Cunninghaml secondecl by Winkhoff 1 resolution ;;'las
adopted.. Roll call ballot. Voting yesl Cunningham, Toft,
Winkhof:f1 Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of' a sewer district known and designated as Sewer District
No. 250, to be received up to 8 01clock p. M. on the 7th day of November
1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular
meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the
Master Plumbers
of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska
submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the
bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid. (~)935. 00)
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said
Master Plumbers
of the City of Grand Island
for the construction of said sewer district known and designated as
Sewer District No. 250, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a
contract for the construction of .said sewer district be entered into by
and between the City of' Grand Island and the said
Mas t.er Plumbers
and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City,
be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on
behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 7th
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Motion of Cunningham, seconded by i^linkhoff, resolution "Jas
adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Wink-
hoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a sewer district known and designated as Sewer District
No. 251, to be received up to 8 olclock p. M. on the 7th day of November
1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P. M. on said date, at the regular
meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the Diamond Engineering Co.
of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska
submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the
bid of said contractor was found to be the lowe st and be st bid.(~~225B. 56)
NOW, TF~REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said
Diamond Engineering Co.
of the Ci ty of Grand Island
for the construction of said sewer district known and designated as
Sewer District No. 251, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a
contract for the construction of said sewer district be entered into by
and between the City of Grand Island and the said
Diamond Engineering Company
and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City,
be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on
behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 7th day of November, 1951.
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Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Wlnkhoff, resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Wink-
hoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a sewer district known and designated as Sewer District
No. 252, to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 7th day of November;
1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock p. M. on said date, at the regular
meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the Master Plumbers
of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska
submitted a sealed bid for the construction of said district and the
bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.($1165.00)
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said
Master Plumbers
of the City of Grand Island
for the construction of said sewer district known and designated as
Sewer District No. 252, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a
contract for the construction of said sewer district be entered into by
and between the City of Grand Island and the said
Master Plumbers
and that the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City,
be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on
behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 7th day of November, 1951.
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Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
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Bid of Charles Taylor of $325 for property at the west
end of the viaduct owned by the city was presented. Description
as follows:
iUl of Lots Six (6) and Seven (7) and Fractional Lots
Eight (8) and Nine (9), all in Block Four (4) in illest's Sub-
division of a part of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter (NW;NE;) of Section Twenty (20), Township Eleven (11)
North, Range Nine (9) \\Test of the Sixth P.H. lying north of a
line 200 feet northvvesterly from and parallel to the center line
of the original main track of the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
as located through said section, except that part condemned for
highway viaduct purposes; and al so a tract in the North'V'Jest
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NWiNEt) of Section Twenty (20),
Township Eleven (11) North, Range (9) ''lest of the Sixth P.M.
bounded on the west by the west line of the Northwest Quarter of
the Northeast Quarter (NW;NEt) of said Section Twenty (20),
on the north by the south line of the tract condemned for hie;hway
viaduct purposes, on the east by the west line of said West's
Subdivision, and on the south by a line 200 feet northwesterly
from and parallel to the center line of the original main track
of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, as located thrOUGh said
section.
Aft e1" some eli scussion, on mot ion of 1'0ft, seconded by
Winkhoff, bid. vIaS accept eeL and ordinance ordered ctrawn.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO!v!PANY has tendered
to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement
extending to December 31, 1953, the term of contract dated
December 21, 1932 as extended and amended, covering the furniShing
and delivery of ice to the Railroad Company by the City of Grand
Island, Nebraskaj said agreement being identified as Union Pacific
Railroad Company's C. D. No. 6190-CC; and
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has
said proposed agreement before it and has given it cm"'eful review
and considerationj and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of
said City of Grand Island 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 ISLJ~D, 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 ~greement a certified copy of this resolution.
Motion of ir,Jinkhoff, seconded by Toft, resolution 'ItJas
adopted.
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Proposed leases by and between J. W. Ballinger and City
of Grana. Isle,nd and the Griswold Seed COmpany for buildings at
the airbase were presented as follows:
J. W. Ballinger, T-860, $60 year
GrisvTOlcl Seed Company, T-304, $200 year
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, leases were approved
and mayor and clerk authorized to sign.
Request of the employees of the Ice, 't'iater ancl Light
Departments (56) for an increase in wages was presented. Motion
of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, received and placedon file.
Request of Gordon Evans, Otto Fahrnbruch and others for
reassessment on Paving District 137 was presented. Motion of
Cunningham, second.ed by Winkhoff, recei vecl and. placed on file.
Request of E. 11. Augustine for vlater Main District in
Barber Avenue from Blain Street to the west line 86 feet west
of G.arland Street "las presented and referred. to the city manager
and C. W. Burdick.
Letter from Bertha Helzer, secretary of the Auxiliary of
the FOEagles expressing thanks for the city auditorium was
presented, along with verbal thanks from Mrs. Don Loflin for
consideration in the matter of allovJ'ing claim for damages susta.ined
at the ball park.
Discussion on Nursing Home and Child Care Homes.
Request from school district number seven that the city
pay tuition for chilc1ren housed on the airport vJ'CtS present ed by
the city manager, stating that in instances of employees, that
it was in the rental contracts that) if and ~~en there was tuition)
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Di BCUS sian on trail e1" camp ordinance present cd by the c1 ty
manager. After some cliscussion, motion by Toft, seconded by vlink-
hoff, that the council give further COnR icleration to passing an
orclinBiice on trailer camp at an early date.
The city manager reported a shortage of copper wires,
especially number six and number eight, anci that the light
commissioner and himself had put forth personal effort in obtain-
ing wire from other sources than the regular source of supply,
as well as contacted the office of Defense, Electric Power Admini-
stration. Hotion of vlinkhoff, .seconded. by Toft, council approved
the action of Hr. Burdicl{ &ncl the city manager.
ORDINANCE 2556 levying assessments on paving district
140 "fas regularly passed by the council and signed b;:l the mayor.
Ordinance 255,a - l'1otion by '!Jinkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call bell ot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no,
none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 255C;? - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft,
I rules suspended mId ordinance placed on second reading by title
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Voting yes, Cunningham, Tof t, vJinkhoff.
Johnson.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2556 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunninghron,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call baLlot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Vlinkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. FOlI'eman absent.
Ordinance 2556 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting Yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson.
Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2557 levying assessments on paving district
145 was regularly passed by the council and signed by the mayor.
9rc11nance 2557 - 1.1otion by Cunningham, second.ed by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Fore-
man absent.
Qrdinance 2557 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, ~Vinkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
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Ordinance 2557 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by Toft,
rules sunpenc}ed and oI'dinance placed. on third reading by title
only. Roll celll ballot. Votinc yes, Cunningham, Toft, 'Vinkhoff.
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2557 - Motion by Cunningh~1, seconded by Toft,
ordinance placed on final passage awl finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Cunninghem, Toft, Winlliloff, Johnson. Voting
no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDIN.A1'~CE 2558 co nveying the right, ti tIe lli'1d in t ere at
of the city in portions of Blocl\: 34 and 35 in Capitol Hill ]>.<1di tion
to Lucy Hintken and Andre,,; and. Laura N. Hatfield (for the purpose
of Quieting title) was regularly passed by the council and signed
by the mayor.
Ordinance 2558 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Wintl!off,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Cunningharn., Toft, 1Hnkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
FOl"eman absent.
Ordinance 2558 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunning-ham, Toft, vlinl\:hoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2558 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff.
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2558 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting
no, none. Foreman absent.
ORDINANCE 2559 vacating Anderson street and alley in First
Artistic Homes Addition was regularly passed by the council and
signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2559 - Notion by v1inIulOff, seconded by Toft,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll c~_l ballot. Voting
yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2559 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Toft,
rules suspendedand ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, \Vinkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
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OI'dinance 2559 - Motion by Win~-:hoff, seconc1ed by Toft J
rules suspend.ed and ord.inance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, VIinkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman absent.
Ordinance 2559 - J40tion by vVinkhoff, secone.ed by Toft,
ordinance placed on fine~ passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting
no, none. Foreman absent.
Monthly report of the Sanitation Department was presented
and ordered placed on file.
Letter from James Camaras of Grana. Islan(1 Transit Company,
pertaining to bus service on the Northeast bus, changing schedule
from hour and half-hour, to quarter hour and three-quarters hour
for parking on Pine street. Service on Northeast and South Locust
to discontinue their evening and Sunday service. After some
discussion, was referred to the city manager. Motion of Winkhoff,
seconded by Toft.
Resolution from the Grand Island Dental Society pertaining
to the fluoJtdclation of city 1vater, signed by thirteen, t"ra.s presented.
}1otion of Toft, seconded by vlinkhoff, received and placed on file.
Clatms against the city were presented. On motion of t'Jink-
hoff, seconded by Cunningham, claims were allowed as presented
and listed in the claim register. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,
Cunningham, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none. Foreman
absent.
Motion of Winkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, council ad-
journed until 7:30 P.M. November 21.
F. S. White
City Clerk
11-7-51
FUND
Adm.
Engineer
.S. Se\!',er
Heal th
I Ci ty Hall
City Scales
Incidentals
Total
Bond & Int.
Airport
Airport Light
Street & A.
Gas Tax
Sanitation
Park
Police
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Cemetery
Fire
Pension
Eddy E)t.
Syc. St.
Library
C. Defense
Se1/<j-er
Sewer Const.
APPHOPHIATIONS AND 8X281\lDITUHES
FOR FISCAL Y8,AR TO NOV. '2, 1951.
4!PPROP.
$35,000.00
BXP Sf] DED 8XP0JDBD
ADJUST.. OCTOBER TOTAL
$2,737.42 $, 8 ,417 . 21
2,709.12 7,814.83
1,485.22 3,907.23
859.6,5 2,569.49
1,037.62 3,106.82
16..68 166.68
hQ4Q..22 .-W88.92
9,885.907 27,571.25
.3,004..17 3,004.17
5,2::-:5.16 13,897.44-
437.60 4.37.60
2,553.67 5,529..97
1 , 0-47 .. 97 .3,684.56
5,076..11 11,0.33.06
3,421.50 11,741 .98
10,556..21 30,457.99
2,002.56 6,82.2.85
7,905.75 22,414.26
728.74 2,186. 22
16,284.00
32,000..00
35,000.00
12,000.00
5,000.00
500.00
_60,Q..QShOO
179,500..00
35,437..50
90,000.,00
573.97
50,000..00
15,000.00
61,142..09
46,500.00
125,000.00
130,000.00
110,000.00
36,660.00
17,000.00
194,000.00
23,000,.00
4,657.54
1,314..10
27.00
27.00
500.00
65,000.00,
6,086..11
3, .328.. 83
10,531.23
6,086.11
7,638.36
28,566..67
Paving 32,500.00
6,090..17
6,306..79
750 .. 00
69-;662:30
Light Garage 92,4,70.41
Music ____2~181.29
I Total App. 1,316.551.64
Ice Fund
.vvater Fund
Ligh t Fund
SeviJer District
Paving District
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BALi1NCE
$26,582.79
24,185.17
31,092.77
9,430.51
1, 893 .18
333.32
~t411.01
151,928.75
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76,102.56
136.37
44,.I}-70.03
11,315.44-
50,109.03
34,758.02
94,54.2.01
123,177.15
87,585.74
34,473.78
716.00
194,,000.00
18,342.46
473.00
54,468.77
24,861.64
63,903.74
750.00 5,411.56
213,322.26 1,103,229.38
6,824.14
30,110.76
2,162.0.3
9,513.16
48,553..15
83.18
_26.9M.t.70
$156,958.52
132,267.23
8, LI.;.2. 61
_-3.1.i.2.JJ-,-42.
$424,505.49
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. Veld te, City C1 erk
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Grand Island, Nebr.
November 21, 1951
Council met in regular session at 7:30 P.M. as per adjourn-
ment of November 7. All councilmen present except Johnson and
Toft. Foreman presiding.
Minutes of the meetings of October 17, 29, November 7 were read.
There being no additions or corrections, stood approved.
Specifications from Lutz and May for Chrome-Moly steam piping
and valves 'V>l[:'S presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded by
CunninpJlam, specifications were approved and clerk authorized
to advertise for bids to be receivecl up to eight 0 I clock P.H.
December 191 1951.
Bonds of Ralph E. Sorenson1 plumber and Joe 30s1er1 chief of
Police were presented... Motion of Winkhoff, seconded_ by Cunningham
'^lere approved.
Resolution from the Grand IsIHnd Amateur Radio Society pertain-
ing to governing of operation and installation of radio receiving
set vlas presented. On motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff,
received and placed on file.
City manager advised the council he had received an offer of
the s [;',le of some lot s in the neighborhood. of Lincoln School for
playground.. purposes and recommended that same not be accepted.
On motion of Cunningham, seconded by trJinkhoff, council adjourned
to Board of Adjustment.
F. s. 1tJhi t e
City Clerk
Granel Islcmc1, Nebr.
~ovemb~r 21, 1951
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All courrcilmenpr8sent except Johnson 2nd Toft. Foreman
pr e siding.
Request of Howard M. Kelly and others for the rezoning of
the East half Block 25, College Arl(lition from Residence A to
Residence B 1:J8.8 presented. There being several protestors present1
along with legal representatives, John McCerthy, who presented
th8ir side of' the case - that property bought in that area for
residential purposes td thin the last feu years ~1Ti th the apparent
feeline; of security thot same woul\J be residence A. On account
of there being partial representation of the council, it was
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suggested by Foreman that no action be taken until the council
was preBent one hundred per cent.
Motion by \Hnkhoff, seconded by Cunningham, Board of Adjust-
ment adjournpd to eight P.M., December 5.
F. S . 1I1hi t e
0''''''nr1 1"'1"111''1
U".l co'. l.l ,:;, c. v. ,
City Clerk
Nebraska
November 21, 1951
Council met in regular session. All councilmen present
except J ohn80n [me] Toft. Foreman nr esiding. Thel"'e being repre-
sentatives from school district No. 7 present, ~LO had previously
made request of the council for financial assistance in the way
of tuition for children attending () istrict 7, who live on the
airport property. After some discussion, all parties taking
part, the city manager drew his figures from the County Treasurer's
office, that the personal taxes receiveo. from businesses and
residents on the airbase on personal property was more than the
entire taxes, '(:Jhich I'lould be received if 88me I,rere under cuI ti-
vation.
On motion of Cunningham, seconded by vJinkhof f, request
was referred to the city attorney for legal advice pertaining
to the lie,bili ty of thp city to district 7. On motion of
CunninGham, seconded by Winkhoff) council adjourned to meet 2S
Board of Equalization.
F. S . v'Jhi t e
City Clerk
Grand Island, Nebr.
November 21, 1951
Council met as Boa:c(1 of Equalization on SeHer District
245, Paving districts 141-142-143-144.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COU~CIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska;
sitting as a Bo~rd of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Sewer Distric1
No. 245 to be the total sum of $3114.76; that we find the benefits
accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $3114.76
and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and
parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several
descriptions as follows:
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITIO}i AMOUNT
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Norman D. & Mildred L. Brockelsby 1 14 Scarff's ~p76. 45
William J? & George M rrilley 2 14 -u 76.45
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Roy & Verna Hanchett 3 14 II 76.45
William F. & George IvI. ':J.1illey 4 14 If 76.45
Roy & Verna Hanchett 5 14 II 76.45
William F. & George M. Tilley 6 14 rr 76.45
Boward c. & Lois I. Bramer 7 14 If 76.45
William F. & George Iv! 'llilley 8 14 If 76.45
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Try R. & Norma I. Ciemnoczolowski 9 14 II 76.45
Ethel M. Harder 10 14 It 76.45
Iry R. & Norma I. Ciemnoczolov1/ski 11 14 It 76.45
Otis A. & Minda "4' Brown 12 14 If 76.45
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Neil A & Donna M. Pinkston 13 14 fI 76.45
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0.1;18 A. & MInda E. Brdi"Tn 0-0 14 14 If 76.45
Neil A. & Donna M Pinkston 15 14 It 76.45
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Otis A. & lanclaE. i 13 1'0 'I'm 16 14 It 76.45
Otis A. & Minda -':10' Brown 17 14 If 76.45
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Otis A. & Hincla E. I3ro~in 18 14 " 76.45
Elden p. & Margaret A. Cunningham 1 19 II 76.45
Elden P & Margaret A. Cunningham 2 19 ff 76.45
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Elden p. & Margaret A. Cunningham 3 19 ff 76.45
Elden P. & Margaret A. Cunningham 4 19 " 76.45
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Orin 0 Tucker 5 19 Scarff's $76.45
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Mrs. Maxine Iwanski Nl 6 19 fl 38.23
J. C. Balcer & J. E. Kutschen Sl 6 19 It 38.23
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Elden p. & Margare t A. Cunningham 7 19 II 76.45
Elden p. & Margaret A. Cunningham 8 19 It 76.45
Elden F. &; Margaret A. Cunningham 9 19 II 76.45
Elden P. & Margaret A. Cunningham 10 19 It 76.4:5
E C &; Maud Warren 11 19 II 76.45
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Eldon P & Margaret A. Cunningham 12 19 tf 76.45
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Eldon p. & Margaret A. Cunningham 13 19 It 76.45
I Eldon p. &; Margaret A. Cunningham 14 19 tt 76.45
Eldon p. &; Margaret A Cunningham 15 19 tt 76.45
Eldon p. &; Margaret A. Cunningham 16 19 It 76.45
Eldon p. &; Margaret A. Cunningham 1 22 " 88.20
Eldon P. & Margaret A. Cunningham 2 22 It 88.20
Eldon p. & Ivlargare t A. Cunningham 3 22 It 88.20
Eldon p. &; IYIargare t A. Cunningham 4 22 tt 88.20
Eldon p. &; Margaret A Cunningham 5 22 It 81.33
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Eldon p. & Margaret A. Cunningham 6 22 n 81.33
Total
~~31l4. 76
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of November, 1951.
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There being no protests, motion of Cunningham, seconcled by "\Vinkhoff,
were approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham 1 Foreman,
Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska;
sitting as a Board of Equalizati?n after due notice having been given
thereof that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving Districl
No. 141 to be the total sum of $3621.57; that we find the benefits
accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of $3621.57
and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and
parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several
descriptions as follows:
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LO'}: BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
6 43 Wasmer's 2nd ~~380. 92
7 43 If tI 298.17
8 43 If It 298.17
9 43 It It 366.80
10 43 It " 415.26
1862.25
Duvald F. & Lillian P. Lindquist
TOTAL
~p362l. 57
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of November, 1951.
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There being no protests, motion of CunninGha~, seconded by Winkhoff,
'VJaS approved. Roll call ballot. Vot ing yes, Cunningham, For ernan,
Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska;
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving
District No. 142 to be the total sum of $3503.82; that we find the bene-
fits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of
$3503.82; and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots,
tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
NAME
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The Diocese of Grand Island
The Diocese of Grand Island
The Diocese of Grand Island
The Diocese of Grand Islancl:
The Diocese of Grand Island
LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
6
31
31
Wasmer's
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8
31
31
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9
10
31
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Mildred E. Pedersen
1
2
3
34 Vv'asmer 1 s 2nd
34 II It
34 II It
34 II tI
34 " fI
Robert W. & Alma L. Howell
Alvin & Jane White
w. Jess Reinecke & Edna Reinecke
4
Allan B. & Margaret J. Eversoll
5
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of November, 1951.
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$380.16
366.08
366.08
366.08
380.16
380.16
295.88
366.08
295.88
307.26
$3503.82
MBnlbers of the City-Council
There being no protests, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Wink-
hoff, was approved. Holl c8.11 ballot~ Voting yes, Cunningham,
Foreman, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
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sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving
District No. 143 to be the total sum of $21,942.48; that we find the bene-
fits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of
$21,942.48; and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots,
tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
NAME
Anita J. Royer
Ani ta J Royer
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Alida Maud Meth
W26'
LOT BLOCK
E40'
W12'
Alida II/laud Meth
R. E. & PIa H. Spelts
R. E & F'lo R. Spelts
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Wallace H & .Margueri te A. Wiig
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Wallace H. & Marguerite A. Wiig
Stanley H . & Vivian M. Thornton
Stanley P &, Vivian M. Thornton
1.
Ernest w. Augus tine
w-! 9
E.1. 9
2.
10
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Ernest W. Augustine
Ernes~ W. Augustine
3
W. T. & Frances Spelts
W. T. & Frances Spelts
6
W26'
7
Ernest W. Augustine
E26'
7
Ernest W. Augustine
8
Ernest W. Augustine
Ernest W. Augustine
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10
ADDITION
AM aUNT
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$89.01
32
Wasmer's
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4
5
6
7
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157.86
58.00
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32 1Nasmer's 2nd 740.41
32 n " 508.11
32 " " 381.25
32 " " 146 .12
32 " It 146.12
32 " " 303.48
33 Wasmer's 3rd 436.93
33 tt " 215.87
33 It tt 89.01
33 tt II 303.48
33 It " 146.12
33 " II 146.12
33 It " 381. 25
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Ralph L. & Vera I. Wolcott
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Ernest W. Augustine
Alley South of Lots 1, 2 & 3
Fred L. & Elizabeth A. Gillet
Fred L. & Elizabeth A. Gillet
Robert B. Bieck
Robert B. Dieck
John W. & Betty B. Symonds
John W. & Betty B. Symonds
Roy L. & Laura T. Hahn
Roy L. & Laura T. Hahn
Charles F. & Mildred Vaclavek
Charles F. & Mildred Vaclavek
Charles F. & Mildred Vaclavek
Mildred E. McGrath
Mildred E. McGrath
Mildred E. McGrath
Claud A. & Mary Helen Brubaker
Claud A. & Mary Helen Brubaker
Claud A. & Mary Helen Brubaker
Hans F. & Florence H. Michelman
Elizabeth Strasser
Soren K. & F'rances L. Jensen
James M. & Roma Mitchell
Harold & Norane Sutter
Richard p. & Betty R. Farnsworth
Richard P. & Betty R. Farnsworth
Kenneth W. & Jean G. Newhouse
Kenneth W. & Jean G. Newhouse
Gilbert & Blenda O. Reynolds
W26 ,
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W12'
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89.92
44 Wasmer's 2nd 189.01
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186.87
29.00
436.93
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235.13
146.12
292.24
303.48
110.96
269.10
544.68
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303.48
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292.24
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292.24
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125.45
382.66
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Gilbert & Blenda O. Reynolds
Gilbert & Blenda O. Reynolds
Daryl S. & Arlene C. Hillis
Daryl S. & Arlene C. Hillis
Charles A. Byrnes
Charles A. Byrnes
Charles A. Byrnes
Charles A. Byrnes
William R. & Mina C. Reutlinger
William R. & Mina C. Reutlinger
Ernest J. & May D. Meyer
Ernest J. & May D. Meyer
Warren B. & Hazel M. Geil
Warren B. & Hazel M. Geil
iiIl34'
E18'
E26'
W26'
Raymond A. Watson Jr. & Jaunita Watson
W48'
George A. & Ellen T. Fuerst
George A. & Ellen T. Fuerst
Howard Bonsall & Hanna Bonsall
Glenn & Helen Olander
Glenn & Helen Olander
Bill & Helen Peterson
Bill & Helen Peterson
Clara L. Gelow
Clara L. Gelow
St. Paul's English Evangelical
Lutheran Church of Grand Island,
Nebraska
A tract of unincorporated land
in the SWi-NWt-Sec 2r: -11-9
lying along the south side of
West Anna Street
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5 52
6 52
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378.33
238.20
126.11
381.25
508.11
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245.77
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269.10
110.96
303.48
146.12
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Respectfully submitted this 21st day of November, 1951.
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There being no protests, motion of Cunningham, seconded by 'Vvink-
hoff vms approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham,
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Voting no, none.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska;
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof, that we find the total cost of the construction of Paving
District No. 144 to be the total sum of $4801.64; that we find the bene-
fits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of
$480ill.64 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots,
tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the Silins set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
NAlVIE
John II Claussen
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John H . Claussen
I Fred & Olga Rathman
Fred & Olga Rathman
LOT BLOCK
ADD IIJ.1 ION
AMOUNT
3
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W'76' 4
5
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Claussen's Country $49'7.34
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491.06
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The School District of Grand Island
8
Koehler Sub
Nitzel & Company
A tract of land on the south
side of Bismark Road extending
206.7 feet west from the west
line of Lot 5, Block 1, Claussen's
C~~nt~1 ~iew Sub., a part of the
NE4-IDN4 Sec. 22-11-9
1467.00
Total
$4801.64
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of November, 1951.
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There being no protests, motion of Cunningham, seconded by Wink-
hoff, i'ras approved. Roll call ballot. Voting yes,' Cunningham,
lforeman, Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, council
adjour'ned as Board of Equalization.
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Johnson and. Toft. Foreman presiding.
November Ql, 1951
Grand Island, Nebraska
To the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate
for the construction of Sewer District 1253, which district
lies in the alley between Grace Avenue and Waldo Avenue from
6th Street north to the City Limits.
280 lin. ft. 8" vitirfied clay pipe sewer
with asphaltic poured joints @ $ 2.30
1 manhole complete in place @ 135.00
Total
$644.00
135.00
779.00
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E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
ON l~OTION OF itJINKHOFF, SECONDED BY CUNNlr\GH}\M, Y!AS APPROVED.
November 21, 1951
Grand Island, Nebraska
To the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate
for the construction of Water Main District No. 151, which
district lies in MacArthur Avenue from Joehnck Road to Cherry
Street.
905 1in. ft. 6" cast iron water main complete
with valves & fittings @ $ 2.80 $2534.00
Mdo to be I;e~:i~~r:~~8~/~~~/~~~8~~~t~~e~e 6~drg~i:Bca fo~
submitted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
ON NOTION OF i'JINKHOFF 1 SECONDED BY CUNNINGHAI1, NAS APPHOVED.
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November 21, 1951.
To the City Council
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Paving District No. 148, which district is
located in John Street from Tilden street to Grant Street in the
City of Grand Island, Nebr.
455 cu. yds. earth excavation @ $1.00 $455.00
2480 sq. yds. concrete pavement 2.95 7316.00
125 line ft. 6" x 22" combination
curb & gutter 1.40 175.00
167 lin. ft. I" x 6" expansion joint .25 41.75
34 line ft. concrete header .75 25.50
Total 8013.25
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E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
ON ~lOTION OF WINKHOFF, SECONDED BY OUNNINGHPaM, WAS APPROVED.
Grand Island, Nebraska
November 21, 1951
To the City Council
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is the City Engineerls estimate for
the construction of Paving District No. 151, which district is
located in Koenig St. from Sycamore St. to Kimball Ave.
175 cu. yds. earth excavation
1054 sq. uds. 6" concrete pavement
79 lin. ft. 1" x 6" expansion joint
96 Sq. ft. old sidewalk to be removed
1 manhole adjusted to grade
@ $1.00
2.95
.25
.10
25.00
$ 175.00
3109.30
19.75
9.60
25.00
-333SL. 65
Total
submitted
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
ON HOTION OF' \HNKHOFF J SECONDED BY CUNNINGHJ!.M, i:JAS APPROVED.
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November 21, 1951.
To the City' Council
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Paving District No. 152, which district is
located in Elm St. from First St. to Koenig St.
485
2643
240
256
c~. yds. earth excavation
sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement
lin. ft. 1" x 6" expansion joint
sq. ft. sidewalk to be removed
@ $1.00
2.95
.25
.10
$ 485.00
7796.85
60.00
25.60
8367.45.
Total
E. H. Cordes
City :Engineer
ON HOTION OF' WINKHOFF, SECONDED BY CUNNHWHAM, l.vAS .APPROVED.
To the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Grand Island, Nebraska
November 21, 1951.
Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate
for the construction of Paving District No.153, which district
is located in Cleburn St. from Tenth St. to Twelfth St<.
eabth excavation
6" concrete pavement
6" x 22" combination curb
455 cu. yds.
2735 sq. yds.
90 lin. ft.
& gutter
196 lin. ft. 1" x 6" expansion joint
256 sq. ft. sidewalk to be removed
100 lin. ft. old curb & gutter to be
2 manholes adjusted to grade
67 line ft. concrete header
@ $ 1.00
2.95
$ 455.00
8068.25
126.00
49.00
25.60
40.00
50.00
50.25
8864:16
1.40
.25
.10
removed .40
25.00
.75
Total
Respectfully su bmitted
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
ON MOTION OF WINKHOFF, SECO:~DED BY CUNNIW}HAIvI, ili'AS APPROVED.
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November 21, 1951.
To the City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate
for the construction of Paving District No. 154, which district
is located in Koenig St. from Kimball Ave. to Oak St.
175 cu. yds. earth excavation
1036 sq. yd 6" concrete pavement
73 lin. ft. 111 x 611 e..-pansion joint
1 manhole to be adjusted to grade
@ $ 1.~iOO
2.95
.25
25.00
Total
$ 175.00
3056.20
18.75
25.00
3274.45
ResDectful1y submitted
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
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November 15, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co has
completed the work on Sewer District No. 239 in accordance with
the-plans and specifications and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and The Diamond Engineering Co. which
contract is dated August 16, 1950.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract.
827 lin. ft. 8" vitrified clay sewer @$2.05
3 manholes complete @ 118.00
Total
$1695.35
354.00
l2049.35
I recommend that the work completed by the Diamond
Engineering Co. be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said Sewer District No. 239.
To: The Diamond Engineering Co.
To: Engineering & Publication
$2049.35
102.46
2151.81
Total
To~be divided:
Sewer Fund
Sewer District Fund
$ 618.97
1532.84
Total 2151.81
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board. of equalization on the above Sewer District No. 239 on
the 5th day of December 1951 at eight o'clock P.M.
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
On motion of tHnkhoff, seconded by C1).nningham, "'ms approved.
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November 16, 1951
To the Members of the City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Master Plumbers has completed
the work on Sewer District No. 248 in accordance with the plans
and specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand
Island, Nebr. and the Master Plumbers which contract is dated
September 19, 1951.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract
782 lin. ft. 8" clay tile sewer
2 manholes complete
@$2.25
130.00
Total
$1759.50
260.00
2019.50
I recommend that the work completed by The Master
Plumbers be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said Sewer District No. 248.
To: The Master Plumbers
To: Engineering & Publication
$2019.50
100.97
2120.47
Total
The entire amount to be charged to the
Sewer'District Fund
$2120.47
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on the above Sewer District No. 248 on
the 5th day of December 1951 at eight o'clock P.M.
Res-~ctfully submitted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
On mot ion of Winkhoff, s scone". eel by Cunningham, \'12,8 appoved.
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November 16, 1951
To the Members of the City Co~ncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the Master Plumbers has completed
the work on Water Main District No. 145 in accordance with the
plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of
Grand Island, Nebr. and the Master Plumbers which contract is
dated September 5, 1951.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract.
497 lin. ft. 6" cast iron water main @ $ 2.50 $1242.50
I recommend that the work completed by The Master
Plumbers be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connedtion with said &ew&r District No. 145.
To: The Master Plumbers
To: Engineering & Publication
$1242.50
62.12
,
1304.62
Total
The entire amount to be charged to
Water Main District Fund
$1304.62
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on the above Water Main District No. 145
on the 5th Day of December 1951 at eight o'clock P.M.
Resre ctfully submitted
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E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
On motion of Wink hoff , seconded by Cunningham, ,"Tas approved.
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Grand Island, Nebraska
November 16, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Master Plumbers has completed
the work on Water Main District No. 148 in accordance with the
Plans and specifications and contract by and between the City of
Grand Island, Nebr. and The Master Plumbers which contract is
dated September 5th, 1951.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following material at the unit prices set forth in the contract.
1344 lin. ft. 6" cast iron water main @ $2.50 $3360.00
I recommend that the work completed by The Master
Plumbers be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said Water Main District N6 148.
To: The Master Plumbers
To: Engineering & Publication
$3360.00
168.00
$3528.06
Total
The entire amount to be charged to
\ia ter Main District Fund
$3528.00
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on the above Water Main District No. 148
on the 5th day of December 1951 at eight o'clock P.M.
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E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
On motion of Winkhoff, second sd by Cunninghmn, was approved.
Oopy of letter from Jay Max Harding, clirector of ~10tor
Transportation Department of the state of Nebraska to Jmnes
Camaras, pertaining to discontinuing certain bus routes in the
city was presented and explained by the city manager. No
action taken.
Report of the appraisers on property condemned by ordinance
2532, fr block 7, Ashton Place, $350 damages, was presented.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by VTinkhoff, vms accepted and
suggestion by the city attorney that tIle lots affected in
Ordinance 2533 should be t aksn into recol'd account by the ci ty
Treasurer and the method of payment shovm. r'-1otion by CunninGham,
seconded by vJinkhoff, wgbcert...ed it be approved.
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WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the Statutes of the State of
Nebraska for the year 1943, Sections 18-1301 to 18-1307, inclusive, the
council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved
Ordinance No. 2517 creating a Planning Commission for said city, and
said ordinance, among other things, provides that said cownission
should be composed of nine members to be appointed by the President
of the City Council by and with the approval of a majority vote of all
the members elected to said council, and
WHEREAS, Pre sident O. vV . Johnson has fixed the terms each person
should serve and has made the following appointments to said commission:
FOR THE TERM OF THREE YEARS
December 1st, 1951 to November 30th, 1954
Mr. Carl Knickrehm
Realtor
Dr. Earle Wiltse
Supt. of Schools
Monsignor Leo Keating
Pastor St. Mary's Cathedral Parish
FOR THE TERM OF TWO YEARS
December 1st, 1951 to November 30th, 1953
Mrs. Bayard H. Paine Jr.
Housewife and Senior High School Instructor
Mr. F. H. Vandegrift
Gen. Mgr. The Grand Island Daily Independent
Mr. William A. Reut1inger
Mgr. Kaufmann's Store
}i'OR THE TERM OF ONE YEAR
December l~t, 1951 to November 30th, 1952
Mrs. E1va Kelly
Housewife and partner Master Plumbers
Mr. Gi1 Steele
Branch Mgr. Roberts Dairy Co.
Mr. Fred C. Maurer
Gen. Mgr. Geer-Maurer Construction Co.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the Ctty of Grand
Island, Nebraska, that the persons named above be and they are hereby
approved as members of said Planning Commission for the term of years
herein designated.
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to each person
appointed to said Planning Commission a certified copy of this Resolution;
together with a copy of Ordinance No. 2517 creating said commission.
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of November, 1951.
Members of the City Council
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by WinY~lOff, was approved.
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WHEHEAS, the council of' the City of' Grand Island, Nebraska, deter-
mined that it was necessary to enlarge its Sewage Disposal Plant, and
for the purpose of providing funds with which to pay the cost of the
construction of such additions, Hevenue Bonds in the sum of $325,000.00
were issued and certain sewer service charges were fixed by ordinance,
said service charges to be used f'or the purpose of retiring said Revenue
Bonds, and
WEEREAS, in January 1950, an action was filed in the District Court
of Hall County, Nebraska, entitled J~aes A. Michelson, plaintiff, vs.
The City of Grand Island, Nebraska, et als., defendants, the object
and
WHEREAS, said action as above entitled, was tried in the District
Court of Hall County, Nebraska and an appeal taken to the Supreme Court
of said state, and
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WHEREAS, the Supreme Court approved the proceedings of the city
council in connection with the issuance of said Revenue Bonds; approved
the construction of the additions to said Sewage Disposal Plant; approved
the sewer service charges and generally denied the relief prayed for by
said plaintiff, and
WHEREAS, a claim has been filed against said city in the sum of
$1161.30, the same being attorney fees and other charges for defending
said action, and the amount of said claim should be paid out of the
Sewerage Revenue Bond Fund.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the said sum of $1161.30, be, and the same
is hereby ordered transfer>red from the Sewerage Revenue Bond Fund to
the General Fund; that the City' rI'reasurer, be, and he is hereby authorizec
ordered and directed to transfer said funds as herein set forth, and
that the transfer thereof be shown on the records of the City Clerk and
of the City Treasurer.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City
Treasurer a certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of November, 1951.
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Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, was approved.
Agreement by ancl betv,Teen the c1 ty of Grand Island and
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad pertaining to one pole
ane1 one anchor supported on railroad company right-of-'\!'Jt::I.y by
the survey stations 1153 and 1155 was presented. Recommendation
by the ci ty manager same be approved. MotIon of Winld10ff,
seconded by Cunninghmn, recommendation of the city manager was
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Hall County,Nebraska:
THAT the Mayor be and he is hereby authorized and directed
to enter into an agreement with the Chicago,Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company, covering the construction, operation, and main -
tenan~e by the City of an electric transmission line with 1 pole
and 1 anchor for its support on the right-of-way of the Railroad
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Company between its survey stations 1153 and l155,Mile Post 96.22
at Grand ISland,Nebraska.
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WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered
to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebrasl';:.a, an agreement
extending to December 31, 1952, the term of contract dated November 4,
1939, covering the furnisbing B.nd delfvery of electric light and
pO'li'icr service by the City to the Railroad Com/Xi ny at Gl"cmd Island,
Hall County, Nebraska, said agreement being identified as Rail-
road Company's C. D. No. 24327-J; and
i^1HEREAS, the Council of the City of G-rand Island has
said proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review
and consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of
said City of Grand Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved
by the acceptance of said agreement;
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 afores8.i(1 be, ancl the same are
hereby, accepted in behalf of said City;
That the Mayor' of said City is lJ.ereby authorized., empoT,ver-ed
and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City,
and that the City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and
directed to attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate
original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolution.
;; Mot ion of Cunningham,
seconded by WinYI.hoff, resolution
was adopted.
The expiration date for protests having expired on
Paving District 154 and 155 and no protests having been received,
motion of Cunningha1l1, seconded by Winkhoff, ci ty engineer Was
instructed to prepare estimates to be presented December 5.
Proposed airport leases by and between the city of
Grand Island were presented as follows:
~val tel" S. Reinecke for building iden tifi ed as T-227,
$200 per year
Bish Machinery Company for building identified as T-873
$'120 per year.
Motion of Cunningham, seconded by Winkhoff, leases were
approved and mayor and clerk authorized to sign.
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Ordinance 2560 pertaining to Social Security was regularly
passed by the council and signed by the m8~or.
Or(11nance 2560 - Notion by \Vinkhoff, seconc1ed by CunninGham,
\^!as placed on first reading at length. Roll call be,llot. Voting
yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Winlilloff. Voting no, none. Absent
Johnson and Toft.
Ordinance 2560 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended lli1d ordinance placed on second reading at
length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman,
vlinkhoff. Vot ing no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
Ordinance 2560 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading at
length. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman,
Win~10ff. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
Ordinance 2560 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
han, ordinance placed on final passage and fine~ly passect. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Vv'inkhoff. Voting
no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
Agreement by and between the City of Grand Island and
the tax commissioner of the State of Nebraska pertaining to
Social Security was presented. On motion of Winkhoff, seconded
by Cunningham, 'Vvas approved, an(l mayor arrel clerk authorized to
sign.
Ordinance 2561 authorizing the sale of real estate in
West's Sub-division to Charles E. Taylor was regularly passed
by the council and signed by the maydr.
Ordinance 2561 - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting Yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Winkhoff, Voting no, none.
Absent Johnson, Toft.
Ordinance 2561 - Motion by Win~loff, seconded by Cunningham
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, \Vinkhoff.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
Ordinance 2561 - Notion by \Hnkhoff, seconclcd by Cunningham,
rules suspcnc1ed and ol"'cUnance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, FOrem2ti'1, vlinkhoff.
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
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Ordinance 2561 - Notion by ~'linkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, ",ms placed on final pt?cssage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Wi nkJlOff . Voting no,
none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
Ordinance 2562 levying sp8cinl taxes on pavinG district
141 was regularly peW sed by the council ond signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 2562 - Notion by vlinkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, Has placed. on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Winkhoff, Voting no, none.
Absent lTohnson, Toft.
Ordinan ce 2562 - Mot ion b'r Vlinkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and orl'l.inance placed on secono. reading b::,r
title only. Roll call ballot. Votin?: yes, Cunningham, Foreman,
Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
Ord.inance 2562 - Notion by 1:Jinkhoff, seconc1 eel by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance ple.ced on third readinG by
title only. Roll call bELllot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman,
Winkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson. Toft.
Ordinance 2562 - Hotion by vlinkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, ordinance placed on final p2d,!Sage end finally pas8ec1. Roll
call ballot. Vot 1nC; yes, Cunningham, Foreman, i:Jinkhoff. Voting
no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
Ordinance 2563 levying special taxes on paving d.istrict
142 't'llas regularly ps.8secl by the council and 81gned by the mayor.
Orclin,-mee 2563 - Motion by iVinl<:.hoff, seconded by Clmnin[;ham,
vms placed on first reading at lenGth. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Cunningham, F'oreman) VVinJrJ10ff. Votine; no, none. Absent
Johnson, Toft.
Ordinance 2563 - r10t ion by T:linkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on seconQ reading by title
only. Roll call bF,llot. V ot ing Jres, CunninU,l1cUTI, Foreman, VJink-
hoff. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
Ordinance 2563 - Hot ion by tV'inkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Winkhoff,
Voting no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
Ordinance 2563 - Motion by 1vinkhoff, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
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Votinfj nOI
none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
Ordinance _2564 levying special taxes on pavine district
143 was regulal'ly pass8c1 by the council and signed by the mayor.
Ordinance 256-..1 - 'Mati on by 1'linl':.hoff, seconded by Cunning-
heJTI, vJas pl.'.lced on first reading at lengtb.. Roll 0[',11 ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Winkhoff. Voting no, none.
Absent Johnson, Toft.
urdinance. 2564 - Motion by \Vinkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinanc c placed on 8 eeond :eeading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman,
\VinJ(hoff. V ot i DC no, non e. Absent J 011n80n, Toft.
Ordinance 2564 - Notion by vJinkhoff, secondeo. by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading by
ti tIe only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman,
vlinkhoff. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
Ord.inance 2564 - Hotion by \Vinkhoff, seconded by Cuhning-
ham, ordinance placed on final passace ancl finally passed.
Roll
call ballot.
Votl'n~ vcr C'lnnl'na~l~m
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ForemBn t vlinkhoff.
Voting
no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft.
Ordinance 2565 levying special taxes on paving district
14<1: \vas regularly passed. by the council ancl signed by the mayor.
OrcUnance 2565 - Motion by \Vinkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, viaS pJJ;cced on first reading e,t length. Roll call bEtllot.
Voting Y8 s, Cunningham, Fo:cemcm, \;linkho ff . Voting no, none.
Absent Johnson, Toft.
Ordinance 2565 - !~otion by Hinkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placecl on second reading by
title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foremn.n,
\Ilinklloff. Voting no, none. Absent Johnson, Toft..
Ordinance 2565 - Motion by vlinkhoff, seconded by Cu.nning-
ham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading bJr
title only. Roll call ballot. VotinG yes, Cunningham, Foreman,
Vvinkhoff. Votinc; no, none. Absent Johnson, 'Toft.
Ordinance 2565 - l~ot ion bJr tvinlthoff, second eO. by Cunning-
ham, ordinance placed on final passage MC] finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting yes, Cunninghamt Foreman, VVinkhoff. Voting
no, none. Absent Johnson, rroft.
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regularly passed by the Counci~ and signed by the Nfuyor.
ORDINANCE 256~ Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting trres":Cunningham, Foreman, Winkhoff. Voting "NO" ,none.
ABSENT Johnson and Toft.
ORDINANC~ 2566-Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by Cunning-
ham, rules were suspended and Ordinance placed on second reading
by title only.Roll call ballot.Voting flYES":Cunningharn,Foreman,Winl~-
hoff..Voting "NOll None. Absent Johnson and Toft.
ORDIDNANCE 2566-Motion by Winkhoff,seconded by Cunningham,
rules were suspended and Ordinance placed on thir~ reading by
title only. Voting flYESIl,Cunningham,Foremen and Winkhoff.Voting
IlNOIl None. Absent Johnson and Toft.
ORDINANCE 2566-Motion by Winkhoff,seconded by Cunningham,
Ordinance was pla~ed on final passage and finally passed.Roll call
ballot. Vmting "YES" Cunningham, Foremen and Winkhoff. Voting uNO"
None. Absent Johnson and Toft.
Claims against the City were presented. Motion by Winkhoff
seconded by Cunningham were approved as presented and listed in
Claim Register, and ordered paid. Roll Call Ballot. Voting ftYES"
Cunningharn,Forernen and Winkhoff. Voting "NO" None. Absent Johnson
and Toft.
On motion of Winkhoff,seconded by Cunningham, Council
adjourned to 8:00 o'clock P. . December,5th,195l.
F.S.Wl1ite,
City Elerk.
Nov.2l,1951.
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December 5, 1951
Council met 8.8 Board of Adjustment on rezoning of
East he,lf Block 25, College Addition to If'lest Lawn. All coun-
cilmen present. Mayor Johnson presiding. Request from Lloyd
Kelly, representing Howard M. Kelley, that the hearing be post-
paned until December 19, was presented along with an agree-
ment by John F. McCarthy, representing the objectors. On
motion ofCunninghmn, seconded by iJfinkhoff, council adj ourned
as Board of Adjustment to meet at clght o'clock P.M., December 19.
F. ~~ . \'llli t e
City Clerk
Gr8nc1 IslanCl, Nebr'.
December 5, 1951
Counell met as Boerd of Equalization on :1ater Hain
districts 145 and 148, Sewer Districts 239 and 248.
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BE rrf RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF' ~PHE CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA,
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof that we find the total cost of the construction of Water }.1ain
District hOe 145 to be the total sum of $1306.24; that we find the
benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of
~~1306.24 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots,
tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set oppos:tte
the several descriptions as follows:
NAME
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Char Ie s C. &. Hazel Tippin
Charles C. (<; Hazel rl'ippin
Cnarles C . 8G Hazel 'l'ippin
Charles C. 9;,. Hazel '['ippin
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LOT BLOCK ADDITION AI/fOUNT
2 17 Scarff's :;1'81.64
4 17 " 81.64
6 17 \I Bl.64
8 17 It 81.64
10 17 II 81.64
12 17 II 81.64
14 1'7 II 81.64
16 17 II 81.64
1 18 II 81.64:
3 18 II 81.64
5 18 II 81.64
7 18 It 81.64
9 18 II 81.64
11 18 " 81.64
13 18 If 81.64
15 18 II 81.64
'110 tal ~t1306. 24
Charles C. & Hazel 'fippin
V'Jilliam J &, Catherine -.--1 Sander
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Norbert J ("- Agatha (, ~eur k
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Bertha Kruse
Oscar & Mattie Kent
Oscar ~ Mattie Kent
Earl Grimminger
Earl Grimminger
Nellie NLa ttingly"
Clifford I. & Nora Bales
Clifford I. & Nora Bales
Vernon G. 8c Dorothy A. iNilson
Respectfully submitted this 5th day of
There being no objections, on motion
of Foreman, seconded by Toft, was
Members of the City Council
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BE I'll Rl~SOLVED BY 'rEE C01JNCIL OF THE CIIIY OF GRAND ISLAND, IfSBRASKA,
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been given
thereof that we find the total cost of the construction of Via ter NLain
District No. 148 to be the total sura of ~h)353~[.00; that we find the
benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of
;~;3534. 00 and that we find the benefi ts accruing to the several lots,
tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite
the several descriptions as follows:
NAME LO'r ADDr'rrON A1VIOU:NT
Eddie P. 8e Minnie A. Krolikowski 28 Belmont ,,!;c2 00
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Albert Paulsen 29 It 65.10
Meta P. Teviotdale 30 " 65.10
John Kallas 31 II 65.10
John Kallas 32 11 65.10
J"ohn Kallas 33 It 65.10
John Kallas 34 II 62.00
Horman P. (';" Selma C. Dahlke 35 II 66.65
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Norman P 0 Selma C. Dahlke 36 It 66.65
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Elmer 'I'ibbs 37 It 66.65
Elmer 'ribbs 38 n 66.65
James J 81' Alma Kahler 39 11 66.65
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J arne s J. 0(' Alma Kahler 41 II 65.10
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Alvina Steinhagen 42 It 66.65
Alvina Steinhagen 43 It 66.65
Hi tze1 &, Company-a corporation 44 II 66.65
Ni tze1 &, Company-a corporation 45 II 66.65
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. Arist Tomson 46 Belmont ~f;66. 65
I Clyde J. & Myrtie H. Sober 47 If 66.65
Clyde J. & lYlyrtie H. Sober 48 II 65.10
Jim Theros 49 II 65.10
Jim Theros 50 II 65.10
Jim ':['hero s 51 " 65.10
Jim l'her08 52 It 65.10
Jim 1'horo s 53 II 65.10
hie ta P. Teviotdale 54 II 62.00
Charles s. (- Mamie p. Martin 55 It 62.00
Charles c' & J:Jlami e P. lilartin 56 fI 65.10
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Charles c' & Mamie P. Martin 57 II 65.10
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Charles s. 0 Mamie P. Martin 58 II 65.10
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I Earl M. &, Violet Roseberry El 59 II 32.55
2
Ernest G. &, Iva Roseberry W-~- 59 If 32.55
2
EaI'l M. &, Violet Hoseberry --':!- 60 II 32.55
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Ernest G. &, Iva Roseberry 'VV~- 60 fI 32.55
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Nitzel Q,. Company 61 fI 65.10
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Nitzel &, Company 62 It 66.65
Nitzel & Company 63 II 66.65
Nitzel &, Company 64 II 66.65
Augusta Kountz 65 II 66.65
Gladys Bowers 66 If 66.65
Gladys Bowers 67 II 66.65
Edgar f" O' Betty Jane McNlullen 6t3 II 65.10
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I James J ('I.; Alma h' Kahler 69 1\ 66.65
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James J. &, Alma E. Kahler 70 If 66.65
. Emil A. & Agnes Fenster 71 II 66.65
Emil A. 0 Agnes Penster 72 II 66.65
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Steve ((; Stella Wallen 73 If 66.65
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Estate of Lillie McIntosh
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Belmont
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Estate of Lillie McIntosh (Albert Schumtz)
Norman &; Selma C. Dahlke
Charles S. & Ella Wiseman
Floyd ~. &; Helen Fogelman
ri1loyd E. & Helen l"ogelman
Joe G. &; Rose M. Gephart
76
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65.10
77
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65.10
65.10
65.10
78
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80
81
II
65.10
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62.00
'.rotal
{(j;3534.00
Respectfully submitted this 5th day of December, 1951.
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Vhnkhoff, resolution VIas adopted.
There being no objections, motion by Cunningham, seconded by
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska;
sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice having been e;iven
thereof, that we find the total cCllst of the construction of Sewer District
No. 239 to be the total sum of ~n)1538.32; that we find the benefits
accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of (,;;15;38.32
and that we find the benefi ts accruing to the several lots, tracts" and
parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several
descriptions as follows:
NAME
LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
AM 0 Ul'iJll'
Dodge Development Co.
1
5 Claussen's Country View Sub.i96.l0
Dodge Development Co.
2
5
5
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II
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96.10
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II
II
II
96.10
Dodge Development Co.
3
Dodge Development
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va.
5
II
II
If
II
96.10
4
Dodge Development Co.
5
5
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II
II
II
96.10
Dodge Development Co.
6
5
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96.10
II
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Dodge Development Co.
5
II
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II
96.10
II
7
Dodge Development Co.
5
II
II
96.46
II
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8
Dodge Development Co.
5
II
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II
96.46
II
9
Dodge Development Co.
10
5
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II
II
96.10
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W:i.lma C. & Blmer J. LaBelle
Jr. 11
II
II
II
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96.10
5
George Ivl. & J"udi th 'l'illey
12
13
14
5
II
II
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96.10
II
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II
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II
96.10
Dodge Development Co.
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II
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96.10
96.10
96.10
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Dodge Development Co.
5
Dodge Development Co.
5
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II
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II
15
Dodge Development Co.
16
5
II
II
II
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Total
~i;1538. 32
Respectfully submitted this 5th day of
There being no objections, motion of
'i'Tinkhoff 1 secon<] eeL by Cunningham,
resolution was adopted.
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BE I'l' HL~SOLVED BY TEE COUNCIL OF TIill CI1~ OIi' GRAND ISLll.ND, NE:BHASKA,
~3itting as a Board of .6qua11zation after due notice havine been given
thereof that we find the total cost of the construction of Sewer Distl~ict
No. 248 to be the total sum of ~1;212;:;. 64; that we find the benefi ts
accruing to the real estate in said district to be the srun of :11;2122.64
and that we find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and
parcels of land in said district to be the sums set opposite the several
descriptions as follows:
~ LOT BLOCK ADDrHOH AIVIounrr
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Casper Meyer 151 Viest LaV'ffi ~i!;81. 64
Casper Meyer 152 II II 81.64
Casper JV1eyer 153 II II 81.64
Casper Meyer 154 II II 81.64
Casper Tiieyer 155 II It 81.64
Casper Meyer 156 II It 81.64
Casper Iileyer 157 II II 81.64
Casper Meyer 158 II II 81.64
Casper Iiieyer 159 II II 81. 64
Casper tile ye I' 160 II II 81. 64
Casper Iv1eyer 161 II fI 81.64
Casper lVleyer 162 II II 81.64
L. O. " LaVonne B. Lute 214 II It 8l-.64
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L. 0 & LaVonne B. Lute 215 It It 81. 64
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L. 0 & LaVonne B. Lute 216 If II 81.64
L 0 & LaVonne 13 Lute 217 It It 81.64
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L. O. CC LaVonne 13. Lute 218 II II 81.64
L. 0 6:- LaVonne B. Lute 219 II II 81.64
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. Louis c Celia Matousek 221 West Lawn S[;8l 64
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Louis &: Cella Matousek 223 II If 81.64
Loui s B: Celia Matousek 224 II II 81.64
L. 0 & LaVonne B. Lute 225 II If 81.64
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L. 0 " LaVonne B. IJU t e 226 If II 81.64
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Respectfully submitted this 5th day of December, 1951.
Members of the City Councrr--
There being no objections, motion of Foreman, seconded by Toft,
resolution was adopted.
On motion of Toft, seconded by Win1\.hoff, council
adjourned as Boax'd of Equalization to meetin regular session.
F. S. White
City Clerk
Grcmd Island, Nebr.
December 5, 1951
Council met in regular session. All councilmen pre-
sent.
His honor, the mayor,
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preslolng.
Request of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fries to move a house
onto lot 129, Belmont Adell tion, along vJi th permi s8i on of v [::"rioU8
property owners, was presented. After some discussion, motion
of Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, request was grantec1.
Request of Nr. and 14rs. D. H. i'1eves for smieI' elong
the south side of Block 4, !4eves First .t'\dc1i tion from Vine
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street to the east end of Block 4, Neves First. After gome
discussion pertaining to the property being located at the edge
of the city limits and of the prospect for connections outside
of the city, motion by Foremr:m, seconded by Cunninghmn, se.me
being carried OV8r unt il December 19th in oreler to give further
G t 1J. cl~T .
Request of Mr. and MrE. Irvin Meves with reference
to a plat of ground on the south'(,"lest of the city, a continuation
or extension of Park Hill sub-division (proposed Park Hill
second sub-division). It was suggested by the city manager
th.st seIDe be referred to the city Planning Commission. Notion
by :F'oreman, seconded by 'l:linkhoff that city man DEer ' s suggestion
be approved..
Mr. Lnrson appeared befo:ce tl18 council VIi th reference
to remodeling house to '>1hich there is an out siele stairvvay built.
After some discussion pertaining to the permit, among other
things there having been some protest by Mr. Rhodes in 1tlhich
the construction did not comply with the Building Code. Mayor
,T ohnson )'HO',S c1elegat ed. to cant Bct 1-1:1". Rhocles pert Elining to same
and report back at next meeting.
City manager present edfi gD.res pert 2.ining to taxation
of personal property in School District No. Seven, said personal
property located on the airbase. His figures showed that as
of now, School District No. Seven receives $562.14 from personal
property on the airbase, It.rhereas throlJ.gh generous estimat es,
if trle airbase property v,rere divided into a farm at a 3.28
mill levy, the taxes would be approximately $363.
City manager suggested that a letter be mailed to
the Grcmc1 Islcmd Transit Cornr\any vv-i th notice to vacate curb
space at Third and Pine not later than Janusry 15, 1952.
Discussion pertaining to the uses of the emergency
uni t and also persons r;J"ho might itJ"ish to operate ambulance
service ancl the use of the ground at the ball parle being turned
into a race track for hot rod races. No action taken.
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Petition from M. E. Olson, Harry Raucrt, Mrs. Millie
Kelly and Orville Salestrom to oil C1G.I'l<:. street betvJ'een Fourteenth
and Fifteenth. After some discussion, lvas referrecl to the city
manager and street Commissioner.
Request for vJater main in Be,rber Avenue from Blain
Street to Ingalls Street, signed by E. W. Augustine and Webster
Augustine. After some discussion, city manager recommended
that the district be created. Motion of Toft, seconded by
Cunningham, recommendation was approved.
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Grand Isla,nd, Nebraska
December 5, 1951.
To the City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate
for the construction of Paving District No. 155, which district
is located in Charles Street from Sycamore Street to Kimball
Avenue.
190
1026
67
1
48
cu. yds earth excavation
sq. yds. 6" concrete pavement
lin. ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint
manhole adjusted to grade
sq. ft. removal of sidewalk
@ $1.00
2.95
.25
25.00
.10
$ 190.00
3026.70
16.75
25.00
4.80
3263.25
Total
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City Engineer
Motion by Foreman, seconded by Cunningham, estimate idas approved.
Estimates on \'Jater Main District 151 and Smver District
253 having been approved November 21, motion by Cunningham,
seconded by Foreman, to advertise for bids to be received
December 19th.
Proposed lease by D.nd between the City of' Grend Island
and the Grand Island Bottling Company for building identified
as T-830 for ~~l~~O per year vvas present ed. Motion of vHnkhoff,
seconded by Toft, lease was approved and mayor and clerk autho-
l'"'ized to sign.
Proposed agreement between the Texas Company and
the ci ty of Grand Islanc:l for sale of gas and oil at the
airbase at 2~ a gallon on gasoline, l6~a gallon on oil was
present ed. On motion of Foreman, seconded by \Vinkhoff, vJas
approved and mayor anc1 cl erk au thox'i zed to sign.
Bond of the Bartenbach Poster Service having been
okayed by the ci ty attorney ,'.ras approved.
The city manager mentioned there being a meeting of
cl erks in Omaha i'leclne sday, December 12, at i.rThich rvlr. James S.
Pittinger, Secretary of State, was addressing them with re-
ference to tJJe nevi election lalls, and suggestecl the"t the city
clerk be authorized to attend. On motion of Cunningham, seconded
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by Foreman, ole rk was authori z.ed to e,t t enc1 me eting.
Monthly report of the Sanitation Dcnsrtment was
presented.
On motion of i'l1nkhoff, second.ed by Cunningham,
received and placed on file.
ORDINANCE 2568 assessment on Sewer District 239 was
regularly passed by the council imd signed by' the mayor.
Ordinance 2568 - Motion by Cunningha~, seconded by
Toft, 't'las plac8cl on first reading at Ie ngth. Roll ca11 ballot.
Voting yes, Cunningham, Foremen, Toft, 'lrlinkhoff, Johnson.
Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2568 - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Toft, I'ul es 8U spended an(l orc1inan ce placed on B econ(~t readj. ng
b" title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham,
J Forer:\sn, Toft, Vankhoff' , Johnson. Voting no, non e.
Ord.inEnce 2568 - Motion by Cunningham, seconc1ecl by
Toft, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voti
yes, Cunningham,
Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 256,Q. - Motion by Cunningham, seconded by
Toft, ordinance placed on final passage and fin8.l1y passed.
Roll call ballot. VotinG yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft,
\VinJrJ10ff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE 2569 assessment on sewer clistrict 248 was
regulerly passed by the council and signed by trle mayor.
Ordinance 2569 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
was placed on first reacUng at lenGth. Roll call ballot.
V oti ng yes, Cunningham, ForemEln, Toft, \ilinl\hoff, J o11ns on. V ot ing
no, none.
Ordinanc~ 25q9 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinance placed on second reading by title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, ~"oreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2569 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
rules suspended and ordinanc;e placed on third. reading by title
only. Roll call be-llot. Voti ng yo s, Cunningham, [i'oremcm, Toft,
Win1l:hoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2569 - l~otion by Toft, seconded by Cunningham,
ordinance placed on fin2l passa8e ancl finally passed. Roll call
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Johnson. Votinc no, none.
ORDINANCE 2570 assessment on 1.!atel.... main d1strict 145
vms regule.rly psssecl by the council Dnd signed by the mayor.
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Ordinance 2570 - Mot ion by Toft, sec onded by i,vinkhoff,
1dEH3 placed on fil'st reading at length. Roll call ballot.
V oti ng yes, Cunningham, Forem['n, Toft, VVinkhoff , Johnson.
Voting no, nono.
Ordinance 2570 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
rules suspenclcc1 rmc1 orcUnnnce placed on second reading b;,{ title
only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft,
Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2570 - Motion by Toft, SCCo nC~.e(l by Winkhoff,
rul as suep e11(le(1 and. orcl.inancs plae sd on third readi ng by ti tl e
only. Roll coIl bc.J.lot. V ot ing ye s, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft,
Winldloff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2570 - Motion by Toft, seconded by Winkhoff,
ordinancG placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
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Johnson. Voting no, none.
ORDINANCE 257.1. as se Bsment on ,\;lat er mai n c1i stric t J.43
HP..S regularly passed by the council 8.no sie;ned by the'. mayor.
Ordinance 2571 - Motion by Winkhoff, secondpd by
Cunningham, vIas plBced on fir E't reacii
at length. Roll cull
ballot. Voting yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none.
Qrdinance 2571 - Motion by lJinkhoff, seconded by
Cunninsha.rn, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunning-
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Ore] inance 2571 - Motion by Vlinkhoff, 8 econc10(1 by
Cunnine:ham, rules susp ena eel and ordinan ee placed on third
J-"eading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yp s, Cunning-
ham, Foreman, Toft, Winkhoff, Jorulson. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 2571 - !.10tion by VJinkhoff, seconded by
Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. VotinG yes, Cunningham, Foreman,
Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
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ORDINANCE 2~ creating water main district 152 was
reGularly passed by the council B.nd 81[5ned by the mayor.
Ordinance 2572 - Motion by vlinkrlOff, seconded by
Cunningham, vvHS placed on first reaci.ing at length. Roll call
ballot . Voting yes, Cmmingha.Jl1, Foremen, Toft, V'Tinl:.ho ff, J 011.n80n.
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Joulng no, none.
Or(Unance 257S - l~otion by HinkJ:lOff, s cco neled by
CunninchB.rn, rules suspended and ordinance placed on second
reading by t:Ltlo only. Holl call ballot. Voting YOB, Cunningham,
Foreman, Toft, Win~loff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
On"inance 2572 - Notion by \:Jink11.off, seconcled by
Cunningham, rules suspended and ordinance placed on third
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. VotHlg Yes, Ounningham,
Foreman, Toft, Vlinkll.off, Johnson. Voting no, none.
O1"6.inE,noe 257~ - Motion by \Vinl<hoff, seconded by
Ounningha~, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting yes, CunniX'-,gl:1lHfi, F'or'effinn, Toft, vlinkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none.
ORDINANOE 25'67~ authorizing thp sale of portion of Andel'son
Avenue Linci the alley north in Block 3, F'irst Artistic Homes
Addition was regularly passed by the council and signed by the
mayor.
Ordinance 256~ - Motion by Winkhoff, seconded by
Ounningham, vms placed on fir st I'oadi nc; at lenGth. Roll call
ballot. Voting yes, Cunninc;ha.rn, F'ol'emnn, Toft, Wirrkhoff,
Johnson. Voting no, none.
Orclinance 256"1 - Motion by i:Jinl~hoff, seconded by
Ounningham, rules suspended and ordinance Dlaced on second
reading by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Cunning-
ham, Foreman, Toft, ':Jinkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
Ordinance 26(5\( - Hotio n by vHnl\.hoff, seco nu. ed by
Cunningham, rules suspendedand ordinance plGced on third reading
by title only. Roll call ballot. Voting yes, Ounningham, Fol'c-
man, Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
Orm nemce 26~'l - Mot ion by vvinlchoff, seconded. by
Cunningham, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Vat ing yo s, Ounninghmn, Foreman, Toft, \l!ink-
hoff, Johnson. Voting no, none.
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Claimg againgt thr city '!pTere presenteel. Hotion of
Cunninghmn, seconded by To ft, claims were allowed as presented
and listpo. in the claim reglster. Roll call ballot. Voting
yes, Cunningham, Foreman, Toft, vlinkhoff, Johnson. Voting
no, none.
f4otion of \Vinkhoff, council adjourned to 7:30 P.~-1.,
December 19.
F. S. Whi t e ,
City CIerI,:
12-5-51
FUND
Ad.m.
Engin eer
S. Sewer
.e~ilth
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CJ.cy Scales
APPhOpr~L\ '1'1 S Jum SXP DITURES
FOR FISCAL Y8.:AH TO DEC. 1, 1951.
~;XP 2:N D 2;D ti::XP D ED
APPEOP. AD.JU8T NOV EIVlBER TOTAL
4t35,000.00
32,000.00
35,000.00
12,000.00
5, 'JOO. 00
500.00
Inciden ta1s _?O!.QQ.Q.~ 00
Total 179,500.00
Bond & Int.
Airport
35,J+37.50
90,0(\0.00
Airport Lighting 573.97
Street & A. 50,000.00
Gu~ Tax 15,000.00
Suni tation 61,1,42.09
Park 46,500.00
Police 125,000.00
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Fire
130,000.00
Pension 36,660.00'
110,000.00
Euuy Street 17,000.00,
Syc. Street 194,000.00
LJ.. brary
C. D<:;fense
fJ 8ij{er
;::, ewer Con st.
23,000..00,
500.00
65, 000.00.
(',Oe6.11'
Paving 32,500.00
Light Garage 92,,~70.41
l'vlusic
Tu G31 l\pp
1 Ice Fund
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Sev,er District
Paving District
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1,316,551.. 61j.
:$2,641.67
2,908.64
2,953.51
924..70
522.17
!..t.161.!,.30
1,161. .30
719 .J 8
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10,t,70.17
5 , 020 .. 85,-
l:L,058.88
10, 723..Jj-7
6,860..74
3 , ii.94 .19
3,628..99
166.68
_bJQ_~_!.4Z
38,24.1.42
4 "'''2 4'" 18,119.86
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437.60-
1,646..88 7 , 17,6.85
1,193.07 4,877.63
5,334.31 16,367.37
2, ~.23. 30 14,165.28
12, J+2 5.95 4~ P-83 94
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1,393.1/1 8,216.34
7 , 7 i+8 . 04 30,1620:30
.728.74 2,914.96
16,2:84.00--
2,017.35
5,.3~8.1.,,7
6,305.76,
4,700.93
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21,742.45-
66~T3EC3 8,
2,031.23
14,589.29
5" t:,J5 "'7
,,-,J.q. .e::
6,661..31
6,671".,'39
27.00
15,859.7.0
6,086.11
13 , 9,4,4.1;2
33,267..60
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259,735.,')7
8,855.37
44,700.05
184,812.50
14, gO 3 .92.
__32.:1..,Q12.!.J. 2 ~-22..t.221. ~
$174,599.10 ;1jp579 ,458.02
Respectfully submitted,
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'$23,941.12
21,276..53
28,1,39.26
8,505.81
1,371.01
333..32
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1)+2,419.88
30,416.65
71,880.14
136..37
42,823.15
10,122..37
4/},774..72
32,334.72
82,116..06
121,783..66
79,837..70
33, 711'5. 04,
716.00
1911-,000.00
16,325.11
473.00
49,140.30
18,555.88
59,202.81
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Council met as per Special Call of the Mayo:;-Roll Call C. VV.Joohnso'n'; U
Toft, and Cunningham. Ci ty ~~anager explained the reason for the meeting
and Resoluyion was presented.After some discussion,motion by Toft,sc
seconded by Cunningham the following Resolution was regularly adopted.
Voting I1Yesl1 Cunningham,Tofy and Johnson. Voting flNoH ,None. Absent
Foremen and Winkhoff.
RE~().!:UTION
vVHEREAS, on the 3rd day of October, 1951, the Council of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, by Resolution created a new department for
said city known and designated as the Department of utilities Administra-
tion, and
WHEREAS, Paul D. Clark, an electrician, has for many years been
employed by the City of Grand Island in the Light Department, and said
employee has been a member of the Municipal Retirement System of the
State of Nebraska for several years and has been identified in said
department as number B-12-30, and
WHEREAS, the said Paul D. Clark, because of his physical condition,
has been caused to cease employment as an electrician for said city in
said department, and it has been necessary to find work of a lighter
character for him to do in the aforesaid mentioned Department of Utilitief
I Administration, and
WHEREAS, the change in the physical condition of the said Paul D.
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Clark has occurred since November 21, 1951, and before city participation
in the Federal Social Security Plan has been fully arranged.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, that the said Paul D. Clark be given work that he is
capable of doing for said city in the said Department of Utilities Admin-
istration; that said Paul D. Clark be transferred from the Light Depart-
ment to said Department of Utilities Administration effective as of
November 30, 1951; that the City Clerk forward a certified copy of this
Resolution to the Board of Educational Lands and Funds of the State of
Nebraska, and to Glenn I. Anderson, the director of the Municipal Retire-
ment System of the State of Nebraska, with instructions to continue the
said Paul D. Clark as a contributing member of said Municipal Retirement
System.
Respectfully submitted this 14th
On motion of Toft,seconded by
Cunningham Council adjourned.
12/14/51
Members
j". S. Whi te, Ci ty Clerk.
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Grand Island,Nebr.,Dec.19,195l.
Council met at 7:30 PZM. in regular session. All councilmen
present except Cunningham. IUs Honor, the Mayor, presiding.
Minutes of the meetings of November 21 & Decerpber 5' were
Tead,there being no corrections sttod approved.
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Request of Ed.Spink,Ass't Fire Chief,for retirement begin- ~
hing January 1,1952 was read. "he City Manager advising the Council
tha t said request was in order inasmuch as J\1r. Spink had served
the City for 31 years . On motion of Foreman,seconded by Toft
the request of Spink was granted.
Regular surety bonds having been approved by the City At-
torney were presented as follows:
Electrician Boncls,Ray Mullen,Merle 1'.Lawrence,Glen Vanosdal1,
Fred Springsguth,A.H.Ensley,and G.H.Mettenbrink;PoI1ce-D.C.
Colline,A.W.Grubbs and Jack Hann;Sign-hanger-Snyder Neon Signs,
Plumbers-Fred Williams,Grand Island Plumbing Co.,O.A.Roe and
Bel' nhand Kemper; Trailer Camp Mrs.H. C. Olson. On motion of VJink-
hoff,seconded by Toft,bonds wene approved.
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RESOL}ITION
WHEREAS, on the 21st day of November, 1951, the council of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, adopted a resolution approving the appointment
of the first persons to be named as members of the Planning Commission
for said city, and
WHEREAS, Gil Steele was approved as one of said commission members
for a period of one year, his term commencing on the 1st day of December,
1951, and
WHEREAS, the said Gil Steele has found it necessary to resign from
said Planning Commission for the reason that his employer, Roberts Dairy
Company, has named him as manager of its business in Sioux City, Iowa.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TTJ:E COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, that the appointment of R. E. "Dicklt Spelts Jr. to
I said Planning Commission for the purpose of filling said vacancy, be,
and the same is hereby approved for the term commencing December loth,
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to Dick Spelts
Jr. a certified copy of this Resolution, together with a copy of city
Ordinance No. 2517 pertaining to the formation and the duties of said
Planning Commission.
Respectfully submitted this 19th day of December, 1951.
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On motion of F'oremen,seconded by Toft,Resolution was adopted.
On motion of Winkhoff,seconded by Toft,Council adjourned as
regular to meet as a Board of Adjustment. (8:00)P.M.)
12/19/51.
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Grand Island,Nebraska,December 19,1951.
Council met as a Board of Adjustment as per actton of Councl1
in meeting of December 5,1951.All Councilmen present except Cun-
.m.ingham. His Honor the J\;Tayor, presiding.
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Hequest of Howard Kelley for re-zonj.ng East Half of Block
25,College Addition to West Lawn along with the permission of
several property owners in said block. Sin~e the first hearing
all property owners in Block 25,Guenther,Dahlke,Gies and Kelley
had made written request to have their names withdrawn from ori-
ginal petition,account of various things. There was also filed
a written protest of majority of property owners in said affected
area against the re-?oning of said Block 25.~/tr.John McCarthy re-
presenting the protestors, and NIl' .LLoyd Kelly representingMr .H.
Kelley presented evidence in favor of th:emi clients,also Llfr.H.Kelley
and several of the protestors stated their reasons for and against
said re-zoning.After lengthy discussion by the members of the
Council and parties interested in re-zoning. Motion by ViJinkhoff,
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seconded by Toft, "Tha t the request of HOv'lard Kelley for re-zoning
eas t half Block 25,College Addition to West Lavm, from Residcenc
"A" to Residence "B" be denied. Rpll Call ballot: Voting !tYES!t
Toft, Winkhoff, Johnson. Voting !tNO" None. Pass Foreman. Abs8nt
Cunningham.
.A protest signed by several property owners against the pos-
sible presenting of request for re-zoming of south 15 feet of Lot
8 and all of Lot 10 in Block 13, College Addl troon to \'Vest Lawn was
presented. This area being the prop~ty of lfriedholfilfi Larson who
had moved a dwelling onto said lots amd made outside stairway.
The protest was received and placet'l on file.
Mr.Larson felt that in getting building permit he had not
recei ved the intormaJb.ton he should have, probably thru oversight
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on his part in not making it known just what he intended doing
with said residence,his desire being to make a two family dwelling.
flIr .Rhoades and Nr Hann addressed the Council and advised them that
they were positive that Mr. Larson was aware of the fact that he
should not make a two family unit in that area.After some dis-
cussion as to time to be allowed IVIr.Larson to convert dwelling
to one unit,motion by Toft,seconded by Winkhiff,NIr.Larson was given
until June 1,1952 to m.ake said alterations.
On motion of Toft,seconded by Foreman Council adjourned to
regular session. F. S. Whi tw, Ci ty Cled;:.
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Council met in regular session,all Councilmen present except
C . h I:r . 1.7 + th "IT . d .
unn1ng am, .-11 S .Ianar ~ e L'a YOI' pre S 1J.ng .
Bids on Water NIain Dis trict No .151 were opened and read as
Master Plumbers
$2.60 per lin.foot.
2.60 per lin.foot.
Follows:
City Water Department
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On motion of Toft,seconded by Foremen bids were referred to City'
Manager. Bids on Sewer District No.253 were opened and read as
Louis II. Smi th
$:779.00
751.00
760.00
follows: Master Plwnbers total
Diamond Eng.Co.
On motion of Toft,seconded by Foreman bids were referred to City
Manager and City Engineer.
Bids on Chrome-Moly pmping and val~es were read as follows:
ITEM NO.1 ITEM NO.2. ALTERNATE #1.
Midwes t Piping & Supnly CO. $7468000 ;~3803. 00 ~~11. 39
Moorlane eompany
9183.51
9933.95
3993.59
4560.92
128.88
615.67
Fuel Ecomomy Co.
Interstate Mchy & Supply
Grinnell Co. Inc.
8811.00
74.68.00
9933.95
4385.00
3825.00
3803.00
4560.92
65.60
11.39
615.67
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Crane Co.
On mption of TOft,seconded by Foreman,bids were referred to
Consul till.ng Engineer and C. ViI .Burdick to report back as soon as
possible.
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The City Jilanager having gone over the bids on Water .Wain &:
Sewer District recommended that the Bid of Diamond Engineering
Co.of $751.00 for Sewer District 253 be accepted also that bi~
of Master Plumbers $2.60 per fmot be accepted.
On motion of Toft,seconded by Foremen recommendations were
approved.
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a sewer district knovm and designated as Sewer District
No. 253, to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 19th day of December,
1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at tile regular
meeting of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the DIAMOND ENGINggRUTG COMPANY
of the Cjty of
Grand Island,Nebraska
, submitted a sealed bid for the construction
of said district and the bid of said contractor was found to be the
lowest and best bid.
NOW, ~rHEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said DIALIOND ENGINEERING
COMP ANY
of the Ci ty of Grand ISland,Nebraska
for the construction of said sewer district known and designated as
Sewer District No. 253, be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a
contract for the construction of said sewer district be entered into by
and between the City of Grand Island and the said DIAT/fOND ENGINEERING
COMPANY
and that the President of the Ci.ty Council
and the Clerk of said City, be, and they are hereby authorized to sign
said contract for and on behalf of said City.
Respectfully submitted this 19th day of December,
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On motion of :F'oreman, seconded by Foreman resolu.tion was adopted.
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RE~OLUTION
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
construction of a water main district known and designated as Water
Main District No. 151, to be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. on the 19th
day of December, 1951, and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date,
at the regular meeting of the City Council of said City, and
VITiEREAS, ~~STER PLUMBERS
of the City of Grand ISlanc1,Nebraska , submitted a sealed bid for the
construction of said district and the bid of said contractor was found
to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the MASTER PLU[/tBERS
of the Ci ty of Granel ISland, Nebraska
for the construction of said
water main district known and designated as Water Main District No. 151,
be, and the same is hereby accepted; that a contract for the construc-
tion of said water main district be entered into by and between the City
of Grand Island and the said lvTASTEH PLUlvIBERS
and that
the President of the City Council and the Clerk of said City, be, and
they are hereby authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of
said Ci ty.
Respectfully
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On motion of Toft,seconded bp Foreman,Resolution was adopted.
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To the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is the City Engineer's estimate
for the construction of Water Main District No. 152, which
district lies in Barbor Avenue from Bla.ine Street to Ingalls
Street.
654 Lin. ft. 6" cast iron water main complete
with valves & fittings @ $2.80 per. ft. $1831.20
Respectfully submitted
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City Engineer
On motion of Toft,seconded by Winkhoff, estimate was approved
and Clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be received up to
8:00 o'clock P.M. Jan.2,1952.
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Specifications by Lutz & May,Consu1ting Engineers, for
building alterations and turbo-generator foundation weEe presented
and City Manager recommended that specifications be approved and
City Clerk advertise for bids to be received January 16,1952.
Motion by tVinkhoff, seconded by Toft, the recommednad ti on of the
City Ii;amager was app:eoved andbids to be received Jan.16,195a.
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Grand Island, Nebraska
December 19, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that Louis H. Smith has completed the
work on Sewer District No. 247 in accordance with the plans and
specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island
Nebr. and Louis H. Smith which contract is dated September 24, 1951.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following material at the unit price set forth in the contract.
320 lin. ft. lof vitrified clay pipe
1377 lin. ft. 8" II II II
6 manholes complete
@ $2.38
2.24
120.00
Total
$ 761.60
3084.48
720.00
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4566.08
I recommend that the work completed by Louis H. Smith
be accented by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said Sewer District No. 247.
To; Louis H. Smith
To: Engineering & Publication
$4566.08
228.30
4794.38
Total
To be divided as follows:
Sewer Fund
Sewer District Fund
$ 925.68
3868.70
Total 4794.38
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board
of equalization on the above Sewer District No. 247 on the 2nd day
of January 1952 at eight o'clock P.M.
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E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
Motion by Foreman,seconded by Toft, final estimate was approved.
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December 19, 1951
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is the cost of construction of
Water Main District No. 144, which district was constructed
in Taylor Avenue from Cottage Street to Capital Avenue.
The district was constructed by the City Water
Department at the following costs:
449 lin. ft. 611 cast iron water main complete
in place with all valves & fittings
@ $2.75 per. lin. ft. $1234.75
This district was originally bid .in March of 1951
for $2.95 per. lin. ft. of 611 Main; but inasmuch as the City
Water Department was able to take advantage of lower pipe
prices than those in effect at that time and also because
excavation costs were less than those anticipated in the original
estima.te, this district was constructed for the cost above
indicated.
I recommend that the work completed, by the City Water
Department be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
I submit herewith the following statement of all costs
in connection with Water Main District No. 144.
To the City Water Department
To Engineering & Publication
$1234.75
61.74
129'6:49
Total
Whe entire amount to be charged to the
Water Main District Fund.
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2nd day of
I further recommend that the Cit.y Council sit as
equalization of Water Main Distrrct No. 144 on the
January' at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
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Grand Island, Nebraska
December 19, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit the cost of the construction of
Water Main District No. 146, which water main was constructed
in St Mary Street from Hedde Street to the City Limits.
This district was constructed by the Ma.ster Plumbers
at the following costs:
327 line ft. 6" cast iron pipe in place
with all fittings @ $2.50 per. ft.
$817.50
I recommend that the work completed by the Master
Plumbers be accepted by the City of Grand Isla.nd, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said Water Main District No. 146
To: the Master Plumbers
To: Engineering & Publication
$817.50
40.87
858.37
Total
The entire amount to be charged to the Water Main
District Fund.
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equaliza.tion on the above Water Main District No. 146
on the 2nd day of January 1952, at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
Rpspectfully submitted
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City Engineer
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December 19, 1951
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
I herwith submit the cost of the construction of Water
Main District No. 147, which water main was constructed in Anna
Street fr.om Clay Street to Grant Street.
This district was constructed by the Master Plumbers
at the following costs:
366.0 lin. ft. 611 ca.st iron water ma.in
with all fittings @ $2.65 per. ft.
$969.90
I recommend that the work completed by the Master
Plumbers be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
I iherewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connectiqn with said Water Main District No. 147.
To: the Master Plumbers
To: Engineering & Publication
$969.90
48.49
1018.39
Toltal
The entire amount to be charged to the Water Main
District Fund.
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on the above Water Main District No. 147
on the 2nd day of January 1952, at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
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PZ. H. Cordes
City Engineer
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Grand Island, Nebraska
December 19, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit the eost of the construction of
Water Main District No. 149, which water main was constructed
in Grand Island Avenue from 14th St. to 15th St.
This district was constructed by the Master Plumbers
at the fOllowing costs:
435 line ft. 6" cast iron pipe in place
with all fittings@ $2.60 per. ft.
$1131.00
I recommend that the work completed by the Master
Plumbers be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said Water Main District No. 149.
To the Master Plumbers
To Engineering & Publication
$1131.00
56.55
1187.55
Total
The entire amount to be charged to the Water Main
District Fund.
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on the above Water Main District No. 149
on the 2nd day of January 1952, at 8 o'clock P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
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Grand Isla.nd, Nebraska
December 19, 1951
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit the cost of the construction of
Water Main District No. 150, which water main was constructed
in Park Avenue from College Street to Waugh Street.
This district was constructed by the Master Plumbers
at the following costs:
426 lin. ft. cast iron pipe in place
with all fittings @ $2.60 per. ft.
$1107.60
I recommend that the work completed by the Master
Plumbers be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with said Water Main District No. 150.
To Master Plumbers
To Engineering & Publicatlon
$1107.60
55.38
1162.98
Tota.l
The entire amount to be charged to the Water Main
District Fund.
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization of the above Water Main District No. 150
on the 2nd day of January 1952 at 8 O'clock P.M.
Respectfully submitted
E. H. Cordes
City Engineer
~n motion of Foreman,seconded by Toft,fi.nal esti.mates on "Water NIain
Nos.144-146-147-149 & 150 were approved.
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Grand Island, Nebraska
December 19, 1951.
To the Members of the City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska.
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I hereby certify that John Claussen and Sons
have completed the work on the City Light Garage building
in accordance with the Plans and specifications, and. the
contract dated January 17, 1951.
I recommend. that the work done by John Claussen
and Sons be accepted by the City of Grand Island.
Herewith is a statement of all aosts in connection
with the above mentioned contract.
Original Contract amount
Change order approved - Nov. 20, 1951
Total cost
$47687.00
1708'~85
49395.85
Respectfully submitted,
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City Engineer
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On mo~ion of Fofeman,seconded by Toft, the report was approved.
LaVerne Niemoth and Walter Quandt along with twq other gentle
men appeared on behalf of School District No.7. They were advised
the particular ma tter had bc'en referredto the City Attorney as
to the legality of the City making donation to a schooldistrict
and that as soon as his opinion has been rendered the Committee
would be notified.
Walter Lauritsen representing Irvin Meves made inquiry of
the Council as to what might be done,and the costs thereof,per-
taining to the annexation of Parkhill Second Subdivision. The
report from City Engineer pertaining to vTI1at would be necessary
in the way of Sewer extension, the construction of a 1ift Station
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and the laying of several hundred feet of cast iron sewer pipe.
After some discusion the letter of approval,by the City Planning
Commission was read. Motion by Foreman,seconded by Winkhoff,that
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the City Attorne~ draw Ordinance annexing Parkhill Second Sub-
Division and accepting the plat and Protective Covenants as ap-
proved by the City P~anning Commission. Roll Call ballot. Voting
"YES" Toft, Foreman, Winll::hoff and Johnson. Voting ''I'WII None. Absent
Cunningham
Report of the ConsultinG Engineer and C.W.Burdick pertainmng
to bids on Building Alterations and Turbo-Gene:eator Foundation
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was that all bids were over the estimate and that there were two
bids low and identical. Consultting Engineer advised the Council
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that he felt there was an emergency and that if there was any way,
possible, that such emergency should be declared and low bid be
accepted.After some discussion motion by Toft,seconded by Winkhoff,
"That an emergency be declared and the bid of the U.S.Supply C~.
($11,271.00) be accepted as the best bid for the City. Roll Call
ballot. Voting lIYES" Foreman,Toft,Winkhoff and Johnson.
Resolution next page.
On motion of Winkhoff,seconded by Foreman Resolution was
adopted. Roll Call Ballot. (Voting same as above.)All Yes.
On recommendation of City Manager the lease with Clarence
VVil1iams was cancelled. (account of sanitary measures)
Proposed leases at the Airport were presented as follows:
Flying Tiger Lines Inc., landing fees it, 3 . 00 per schedule.
Charles & Juanita Kite Cafe bldg T-ll $420.00 per year.
J.E.Botteicher (Botteicher Motors)~-220 $240.00 per yr.
C.E.Gleason
T-866 $14-0.00 per yr.
T-865 $140.00 per yr.
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On motion of Wi~~hoff,Beconded by Toft,leases were approved and
Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign.
Claims against the City were presented. On motion of Toft,
Seconded by Foreman,claims weEe allowed and ordered paid as
presented and listed in Claim Register.Roll Call ballot.Voting
t'YES 1I Foreman, 'foft, Winkhoff and Johnson. Voting l'IWt'None. Absent
Cunningham, On motion of vVinkhoff ,secoJTIeJed by Toft Counct I adjourned.
to 8:00 P.M.Jan.2,1952.
Dec.19,1951.
F.S.White,
City Clerk.
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island invited sealed bids for the
furnishing of CHROlVIE-MOLY STEAM PIPING AND VALVES
to be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. on the 19th day of December, 1951,
and to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M. on said date, at the regular meeting
of the City Council of said City, and
WHEREAS, the U. S. SUPPLY COIiBP ANY
of the Gi ty of
OlVLAHA,NEBHASKA
submitted a sealed bid for the furnishing
of CI-U10MTg-IvtOIS STI~AM PIPING AND VALVES
and the bid of said contractor was found to be the lowest and best bid.
NOW, TEEREFOHB, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska; that the bid of the said U.S.SUPPLY COliIPANY
of the Ci ty of OMAHA,NEBRASKA
for the furnishing
of said CHROJVlE-L/[OLY 8'fEAIvI PIPING AND VALVES.
be and the same is hereby accepted; that a contractr.. for the furnishing
of said CHHmm-I'JtOLY PIPING Al'm VAI,VES
be entered into by and between the City of Grand Island and the said
u . S . SUPPLY em/IT> ANY, OIvIi1HA, NEBHASKA
and that the President of
the City Council and the Clerk of said City, be, and they are hereby
authorized to sign said contract for and on behalf of said City.
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Respectfully submitted this 19th day of December,
Members of the City Council
(As approved on preceding page).
Dec.19,1951.