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Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City
of Grand ISland, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization
after due notice thereof that we find the total cost of the con-
struction of Paving District No. 94 of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, to be the sum of $3537.87; that we find the benefits
accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum of
$3537.87, 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 respective lots, tracts and parcels of land as
follows, to-wit:
OWNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
1 5 Ashton Pla.ce 203.94
2 5 n 89.08
3 5 " 41.87
22 5 n 41.87
23 5 n 89/08
24 5 ff 203.94
1 6 fl 203.94
2 6 tT 89/08
3 6 tT 41.87
22 6 ff 39.06
23 6 " 83.13
24 6 " 157.97
10 in Frac 49 in Sub. Div.
48 & 49 Chas. Wasmer's 3rd 32.36
3 33 Morrill's 30.78
4 33 " 71.20
5 33 " 158.82
6 33 " 279.30
7 Fr 33 " 187.29
8 Fr 55 Wasmer's 3rd 146.87
9 Fr 55 " 116.10
10 Fr 55 ff 120.48
1 50 " 120.48
2 50 " 116.10
3 50 " 146.87
4 50 " 187.29
5 50 " 279.30
6 50 fl 158.82
7 50 " 71.20
8 50 " 30.78
TOTAL f3537:-87
Mrs. Lafe Campbell
L. A. & Marie Schnoor
Henry C. Hassel
Ruby Pearl Mikel
Lenore Kolbeck Mara & Dan J.
Mara
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Ma~gar~t L."Hombach
Margaret L. Hombach
Margaret L. Hombach
Louise W. John
Hans F. Michelmann
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Morrill Land Co. Fr
George A. & Helen Grace Winters
Irving D. & Ruth M. Augustine
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O. A. Beltzer
O. A. Beltzer Fr
O. A. Abbott, Jr. Fr
Edi th Abbott, et al
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Nettie Sterne
Nettie Sterne
George C. & Dorothy T. Smaha
Dorothy Mildred Synhorst
n n tT Fr
William R. Gilchrist & Norval
E. Etting
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Respectfully submitted this 20th day of November, 1940.
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On moti:'Jn of Gross, seconded by Cords, resolution was
adopted..
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY fHE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice
given thereof that we find the total cost of the construction of
Curb and Gutter District No. 22 to be the total sum of $126.00;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the total sum of $126.00, 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 to-wit;
OWNEB. LOT BLoCK ADDITION AMOUNT
Clarie P. Detweiler 1 15 Ashton Place 16.20
Lydia J. Heime s 2 15 u II 15.60
'Dorthy M. Jungle s 3 15 It It 15.60
Harold D. & Helena Sayles 4 15 tI II 15.60
I Jessie Elizabeth and
Robert Scott Willia.mson 21 14 It n 15.60
Jessie Elizabeth and
Robert Scott Williamson 22 14 II It 15.60
Fred Ash ton et al 23 14 u u 15.60
Sadie Ryan 24 14 II u 16 .20
Total fN6.00
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Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of January, 1940.
Elias F.Starr.
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C . J . Cords "_
---Street and Alley Committee.
Th'3re being ni prot'3sts on assessments and levy, on motion
of Starr, secondf3d by Kammer, Counc'il adjourned as a Board of
Eq ..1a,11zii t1;on.
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F. S. Villite Clerk
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Janury 3, 1940
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Council met in regular session, "His Honor," The Mayor,
presiding. All Councilmen, exc~pt Justice, present.
Minutes of previous meeting were read, there being no altera-
tions, stood approved as read.
Bids on Gravel District #17 were opened and read, as follows:
Leo Cole
4500 Cubic yards @ $,27.7 $1218.15
Lilly Sand and Gravel Co.
4500 Cubic yards @ $.34 $1530.00
(CaSh $85.00)
James Van Trump
4500 Cubic yards @ $.31
$1395.00
On motion of Stl'3.rr, seconded by Boeck, bids were referred
to Street and Alley Commission.
R StOLUTION
BE IT H:~SOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, thr1.t a license to sell beer at on sale
and orf s"lle be issued to Leroy E. McBain for the premises known
as 123 East Front Street.
BE IT FURTH SR RESOLVED that the City Clerk of the City of
Gr.,.,nd Island, Nebraslm, forward to the Nebraska, Liquor Control
Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of. January 1940.
M. A. Olivetti.
Juliu~ Boeck.
F. H. Colwell.
Ordinance, L.ic.ense & Bond Committee
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Boeck, Resolution was
adonted.
Kammer mentioned various requests he had received for skating
ponds.
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Cords, Boeck was authorized
to contact Charles Werm and M. Lingdman to prepare ground on
West Charles Street, East of Grace Abbott Park, College Gym grounds
for flooding.
Colwell reported nothing definite on pr,mory site.
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On motion of Colw3ll, seconded by Kammer, City Property
Committee was authorized to get sUDDlies n?eded in cQring for New
City Hall.
Gross eXJressed opinion that an eX3rieneed man should be
employed to care for painting, treating linQleums and caring for
rugs.
Decembgr 30, 1939.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Water and Light, after meeting
with members of the Board of Directors of Platte
Valley Public Power & Irrigation District and Mr.
Guy C. Myers, 13.re of the opinion and hereby recommend
to the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand
IsI-md, Nebraska, th?t if and when the Platte Valley
Public Power & Irrigation District make a purchase
of tLe proDerty of the Central Power Company in the
Grand Island-Kearney District, that the City will be
interested in the purchase of such distribution
system now owned by Central Power Company as lies
wi thin the corporate li:ni ts of the City of Grand
Island, subject to satisfactory price,. terms etc.
William A. Gross
Julius Boeck
F. H. Colwell
Water and Light Committee
On motion of Gross, seconded by Colwell, report was adopted.
Bonds lL;ted below, having been OKed by City, on motion of
Olivetti, seconded by Boeck were accepted. Leroy E. McBain, ("On
and Off Sale Be-?r"), Frink John-Weighmaster, John Phief-Drain Layer
and Plumb?r, Sanitary Plumbing.,-Drainlayerand Plumber, Harry
Lindeman-Drain Layer and Plumber, }i'. Harry Williams-Drainlayer and
Plumber, Ralph Snyder-Sign Hanger, Otto Gliesburg-Drainlayer and
Plumber, Central Power Co.-Electrician, G. I. Plumbing Co.-Drainlayer
and Plumber, Guy Verley-Garbage, Julius Spiehs-Garbage, John S.
Reynolds-Garbage.
Starr stated Walt & Holton had withdra~m their request for
p"'rking space.
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Jan. 3, 1940
To The Honorable Mayor and City Council
Your street and Alley.Committee have
inv~stiga~ed the bids for gravel district #17 and
reccommend that the bid of Leo Cole at 27.79 per
cubic yard be accepted.
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Mr. Cole has agreed that he will deliver
the gravel when the city engineerindic tes the
district is ready.
Respectfully submitted
Elias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
street anctAlley Committee
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Grand Island, Nebr.
December 20, 1939.
HONORABLg MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL:
Grqnd ,Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen;
We, the undersigned having carefully inspected
th~ site of work herewith submit the following
proposal.
District No. 17 being as follows, Cottage,
Forrest, Prospect, College, and Waugh streets
from Broadwell Ave. to Sheridan. street. Sheridan,
Sh,erman, Howard, Custer, Taylor, Kruse, Park,
Grand Island, and Huston streets from. State street
to Capitol Ave.
Approx. 4500 Cu. Yds. Gravel @-1lt per yd.
~1.395.00 total.
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If we are award~d the contract for the wolli
we agree to start work on or before as below,
and to complete the work on or. before as s'pecified
below. As evidence of :',ood faith. we are inclosing
a certified check for $60.00 on the Bank of Wood
River. Nebr. \'lrrrlich sh;3ll become the property of
the City of Gr:qnd Island, N ebr . provided the
undersigned shall fail or refuse.to enter into
the contr~ct for the work.
We also agree to provide liability insurance
to protect the City of Grand Island, Nebr. from
any damages arising during the gravelling of the
above mentioned district.
Work shall be started on 10 days notice by
engineer and continued untill compl.eted, weather
permiting.
Respectfully submitted
James Van Trumu
Wood River. Nebr.
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December 20, 1939.
HONORABL~ MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL:
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, the under5ign9d having carefully inspected
the site of work herewith submit the following proposal.
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District No. 17 being as follows, Cottage, Forrest,
Prospect, College, and Waugh streets ~roD Broadwell Ave.
to Sheridan street. Sheridan, Sherman, Howard, Custer,
Taylor, Kruse, Park, Grand Island, and Huston streets from
State street to Capitol Ave.
Approx. 4500 Cu. Yds. Gravel ~p;?r yd. $1530.00.
If we are awarded the contract for the work we
agree to start work on or before March 1 , and to com-
plete the work on or before April 1st. As evidence
of good faith we are inclosing cash for 85.00. on
the Bank of Grand Island, Nebr. ~nich
shall become the property of the City .of Grand Island,
Nebr. which shall become the property of the City of
GrR.nd Island, Nebr. provided the undersigned shall fail
or refuse to enter into the ,contract for the vvork.
We also agree to prOVide liability insurance to
protect the City of Grand Island" Nebr. from any
damages arising during the gravelling of the a,bove
mentioned district.
Respectfully submitted
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Grand ISland, Nebr.
December 20, 1939
HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL:
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
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If we are awarded the contrast for the work we
agree to start work on or before Jan. 15 , and to
complete the work on or before Febr. 15 As evidence
of good fi:tith we are inclosing a certified check for
~1.00 on the Carom. Nat. Bank of Grand
Island, Nebr. 1JVhich shall become the .property of the
City of Grand Island, Nebr.provided the undersigned
shall fail or refuse to enter into the contract for
the work.
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We also agre'3 to provide liability insurance to
protect the:: City of Grand Island, Nebr. from any
damages arising during the gravelling of the above
mentioned district.
Respectfully submitted
Leo Cole
Doniohan
If weather conditions do not permit Gravel opera-
tions Jan 15. Will start work as soon there after as
weather "Nill permit and the city engineer gives his
OK.
Leo Cole
By Sid Cole
On moti~n of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, report was
adopted.
L. E. Ray of Diamond Engineering Co. addressed the Council
pertaining to cheap type paving and recommended High Penetrating
Asphalt as laid at their pl~1ce of business, .also that a representative
body from the Council make a tour of inspection of cities that have
paving of the cheap type. On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell,
that the street and Alley Committee, Mayor, Engineer and any number
of City Council who could, were authorized to make a tour of
inspection to North Platte anrl other places.
Gross reported, the Sewer Commission had purchased an
International truck for use at Disposal Plant.
Bills were read, on motion of Colwell, seconded by Ka~ner,
allowed a:-; read,Roll Call Ballot all voting Aye.
Ordinan2e #1704 levying special water main district taxes to
pay for the construction of a water main in Vvater Main District No.
84 of the City of Gr'lnd Island, Nebraska, and providing for the
collection thereof was presented, passed by the Council and signed
by the Mayor.
On motion of Kammer, seconded by Gross, Ordin'1nce was read at
length on its first reading. Roll Call ballot, all voting "aye".
Ordinance wn.S read at length and declared passed its first reading.
On motion of Gross, seconded by Boeck, rules were suspended and
the Ordinance placed on its second reading by its title. Roll Call
ballot, all voting "Aye". Ordinance was re,c1.d by itB title and declared
passed its second reading.
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On motion of Starr, second by Gross, rules were suspended and
ordinance placed on its thirc:. reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "Aye". Ordinance read by title and declared passed its
third reading.
On motion of Gross, second by Boeck, rules v~ere suspended and
ordinance nlaced on its final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot, all voting "Aye". Ordinance was approved by the Council
and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1705 levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
construction of Curb and GutteI' District No. 22, was presented,
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, Ordinance was read at
length on its first reading. Roll Call ballot, all voting "Aye".
Ordinance WFtS read at length and declared passed its first read-
ing.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
':md +"he Ordinance placed on its secnnd reading by its title. Roll
Cqll ballot, all voting "Aye". Ordinance was read by its title and.
declared pass ed its see nnd reRdi:cg.
On motion of Starr, second by Gross, rules were suspended and
ordinance placed on its third re:lding by title. Roll Call ballot,
all voting "Aye". Ordinance read by title and declared passed its
third reading.
On motion of Gross, second by Kammer, rules were suspended and
ordinance placed on its final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot, all voting "Aye". Ordinance was approved by the Council
and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1706 amending Section 8 and Section 19 of Ordinance
No. 1642 of the ordinances of the City of Gr.'J..nd Island, Nebraska,
fixing salaries for certain officials and employees of the City of
Grnd Island, and repealing said original Section 8 and Section 19 of
s'1id Ordinance No. 1642 of the ordinances of the .City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, was presented, passed by the Council and signed by the
Mayor.
On motion of Olivetti, second by Gross, Ordinance was read at
length on its first reading. Roll Call ballot, all voting "Aye."
Ordinance was read at length and declared oassedits fi st reading.
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On motion of Gross, secnnd by Kammer, rules were suspended and
tit':'; Ordinance pIaced on its second reading by its title. Roll Call
ballot, all voting "Aye." Ordinance was read by its .title and
declared passed its second reading.
On motion of Gross, second by Cords, rules were suspended and
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ordinance pl:'lced on its third reading by titl,:;;. Roll Call ballot,
all voting "Aye." Ordinance read by title and declared passed its
.third reading.
On motion of starr, second by Cords, rules were suspended and
ordinance placed on its final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot, all voting "Aye." Ordinance was approved by the Council
and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1707 renaming streets waG Foaa. ~ t leng th 011 .i.L;:; ::;ec.:ond
FOS1d~g .
On motion of StaJ'r, second by Gross, rules vvere suspended and
the Ordinance placed on its second reading. Roll Call ballot, all
voting "Aye.f! Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed
its second reading.
On motion of Starr, secnnd by Gross, rules were suspended and
I ordinance placed on its third reading by title. Roll Call pallot,
all voting "Aye." Ordinance read by title and declared passed its
third reading.
On motion of Starr, second by Gross, rules were suspended and
ordinance placed on its final passage and finally passed. Roll Call
ballot, all votingnAye." Ordinance was approved by the Council and
signed by the Mayor.
The Mayor a}Fointed E. W. Keiss-Assistant Engineer on motion of
Gross, second by Kammer. Appointment was confirmed. Roll Call
Ballot, all voting nAye.1!
Cords suggested that the R. R. Co's, Telegraph eo's, Telephone
Co., and Express Co. be notified of changes in names of streets.
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On motion of Colwell, second by Kammer, Council adjourned.
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F. S. White
Clerk
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APPHOPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO Jan. 4J 1940
G1NERAL FUND APPROPRIATED
RE-APPROP.
TRANSFERS
To Pay Co. Treas. $ 5,000.00
~a1aries 12,000.00
II Street & Alley 16,000.00
Gas Tax 6,600.00
3~000.00
15,00Q.00
800.00
16,800.00
Sewer
27,500.00
6,500.00
17,200.00
2,000.00
6.000.00
25,200.00
1,300.00
9,000.00
Engineer
Incidentals
Airport
7,700.00
EXPENDED BALANCE
$ 5,000.00
6,351.30 8,648.70
10,992.54 5,807.46
2,724.03 3,875.97
11,133.97 16,366.03
2,071.56 4,428.44
19,783.51
5,416.4.9
5,485.03
3,514.97
402.94 11,097.06
840.00 5,760.00
5,760.00
700.00
15,700.00
3~466.00
8,466.00
18,106.00
I ce Fund
Water Fund
Light Fund
.1 Sewer District
, .aVing District
58,944.88 69,915.12
5,729.38 9,970.00
16,797.05 21,202.95
4,437.44 5,062.56
17,255.67 18,744.33
5,022./+2 3, /+43.58
1,000.00 2,000.00
109,186.84 130,339.16
9,932.84
45,463.83
79,761.58
690.60
10~203.78
255,239.47
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. vVhite
City Clerk
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January 17, 1940
Council met in regul~r session, "his Honor" the Mayor Presiding.
All councilmen answered at Roll Call except Justice who entered
later.
Bid of Diamond Engineering Co. on Curb and Gutter Dist. #30 was
read, 1400 ft. Curb and Gutter @ .09~. 126.00
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti bid was accepted. Roll
Call Ballot all voting "Aye".
Advice from P. W. A. of extension of time for the completion of
Ci ty Hall was pres:ented on motion of Kammer seconded by Colwell was
received and placed on file.
Letter from P. W. A. with reference to approval of portions of
amendatory application to Swimming Pool Project C#1464-F) and
disapproval of other portions was read and discussed. On motion of
Colwell, seconded by .Justice, Mr. Shattuck was authorized to request
reconsideration on the chain Link fence and Gates, also cement floor
in store room and steel partitions.
Report from 1v1r. Gimminger on Tax J:t'oreclosure sa18s. On motion
of Cords seconded by Gross, received and filed.
Bills of Grand Island Hospital for services rendered to Faith
Atkinson, $7.50 and Dr. H. C. Nichols for services to same party,
$10.00 were presented, on motion of Kammer, seconded by Justice
claims w~re allowed. Roll Call Ballot, all voting "Aye".
Mr. Shattuck addressed the council with refer:;nce to purchase of
furniture and equipment informal bids (not less than 3 bics) for an
amount less than $1000.00 could be taken without advertising, after
some discussion on motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Shattuck
specifications incorporating that all bidders
was authorized to prepar~(lne complete sample of items bid on, on
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display in Auditorium of City Hall, at the time of opening of bids.
Roll Call Ballot, all voting "Aye".
Boeck commented on the report of }i'ire Chief Lingeman and
suggested that each councilm:?-n have a copy of same. Chief Lingeman
offered to prepare a copy for each councilman.
Mr. Lingeman report~d he had been unable to get ice started on
West Charles Street proposed Skating Pond.
Kammer report=:d ice at Disposal plant good and that there were
several sk~tte;-s taking advantar;e of same.
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Janua.ry 11, Ij40
Honorable Mayor and Citv Council
Grand Island, Nebraska "
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee beg to reoort that we have accepted the biddfMr.
Tibbetts in the am~unt of $105.00 for old house located at 212 East
Front Street.
We have accented the bid of Mr. E. A. Richardson for $150.00 for the
two old houses located at 208 and 224 East Front Street, these hnuses
to be demolished and removed completely from the lots as soon as
possible.
C. H. Justice
William l\. Gross
Julius Boeck
F. H. Colwell
On motion of Justice seconded by Boeck report vms adopted.
January 16, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Water and Light beg to recommend that the
Mayor and City Council make application to the Works Progress
Administration for all excavation work incident to the construction
of the new reservoir and connecting piping to be located on Lots
Seven g.nd Eight (7 & 8) in Block Forty-Four (4/), Original Town
Grand Island, Nebraska, said excavations to be in accordance with
plans and specifications as proposed by Black and Veatch.
C. H. Justice
William A. Gr)ss
Julius Boeck
F. H. Colwell
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross report was adopted.
Bonds of the following having been o. K. ed.. by a ttorn,ey on motion
of Olivetti seconded by Justice were approved. James Webb Jr.
Auctioneer, J. L. Hendrix Electrician, H. J. Jones-J. W. Buck-
Russell Diver and Alex Skibiroski.
Guarantee Bond of John Manville on roof of City Hall was approved,
on motion by Olivetti seconded by Boeck.
Grand Island,Nebraska,Jan 17,40
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand lsland,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineer's estimate for Curb & Gut-
ter DiistBict No.31.
Approximately 2000 lin.ft.Curb &: Gutter @30fii per ft.$600.00
The cost to the Contractor shall be 9~ per ft.
Respectfully submitted,
J.H.Hardeman,City Engineer.
On motion of Starr,second by Justice estimate was approved.
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COMEITTEB: REFORT
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We your Ordinance, License, and Bond Committee report that
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Sub-section 7 of Section 1 of OreUna,nce No. 1508 defines a man-
ufacturer nnd defines a bottler 88 a manufactuer, all of 'v,rhlch
is in relation to the sale and distribution of beer. We further
report that Section 18 of said ordinance provides occupation taxes
for manufacturers and Drovicle s that a manufacturer vlhose capacity
is 1 to 100 barrels Der day must pay an occupation tax annually
in the sum of $100.00.
\Ie further re'Jort that the Central Distributing CompELny is
a bottler of beer; and under said ordinance owes the City of
Grand leland, the sum of $200.00 for the years of 1938-39 and
1939-4:0.
We report that in our opinion the tax is excessive and the
ordinance should be amended and the sum of $25.00 be collected
annually as an occupation tax instead of the sum of $100.00.
ide further report that the Central Distributing Company did
not have notice during the first year of its bottling beer of any
such occupation tax, and we recommend that the sum of $100.00 be
accepted in full settlement of the tax due from the Central
DistributinG Company for the years 1938 to 1940 respectively and
that the City Cler)'~ certify a copy of this report to the City
TreasuY'er.
Respectfully submitted this 17th day of January, 1940.
:H. A. Olivetti
Julius Boeck
F. II. Cohlell
C. H. JUfltice
Ordinance, License & Bond
Committee.
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On motion of Olivetti seconded by Justice, report was adopted
and City Attorney authorized and instructed to draw up an ordinance
amending Ordinance #1508 Roll Call Ballot, all voting "Aye".
COMIVlITT BE REPORT
HONORABLE MAYOR &. CITY COUNCIL
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We, the Street &. Alley Committee to whom was refered the peti-
tion of Wm. B. Behnke, Barry J. Bahr, A. J. Burkey and others. Report
that we have examined the petition and find that it is correct in
all respects.
. We, therefore recommend that the Curb & Gutter District be
created That the estimate of the City Engineer covering the cost of
construction of said district be approved~ fhat the specifications
furnished by said Engineer be approved and GHat the City Clerk advertise
for bids for the construction of Curb &. Gutter District No. 31.
According to said specifications now on file. That the said
bids be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. February 7, 1940. and said bids
be opened on said date.
Elias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
c. H. Justice
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti report was adopted.
The Mayor reported Airport closed temporarily, account snow on
runways.
Bills were read, on motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti allowed
as read. Roll Call balJot,alJ voting "AYEl'.
Ordinance #1708 creating Curb &. Gutter Dist. #31 was regularly
passed by the Council and signee by the Mayor.
On motion of Justice seconded by Gross, Ordinance
wa~ . ulac ad
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on its first reading at length. Roll Call Ballot, all voting "Aye".
On Iaotion of Justice seconded by Gross, rul as were suspended
and Ordinance was placed under second reading by Title.
On motion by starr Nnd seconded by Colwell, rules Vi::;rw sus-
pended and Ordinance was placed under third reading by Title.
On motion by Uross and seconded by Boeck, Ordinance was placed
on its final passage and finally passed. RollCall Ballot, all vot-
ing "Aye".
Ordinance #1709 pertaining to cancellation of delinquent Tax
Interest, was regula.r1y passed by the council and signed by the
Mayor. #1709 on motion of Gross, seconded by Boeck, Ordinance was
placed on second reading at length, Roll Call Ballot, all voting "Aye".
Ordinance was read.
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On motion of Justice, seconded by Cords, rules were sus-
pended and Ordinance placed on third reading by title.
Roll Call ballot all voting "Aye" except Justice and Starr,
voting "No". Ordinance was placed on third reading by Title.
On Motion of Justice, seconded by Olivetti, rules weresus-
pended and ordinance placed on Final passage and finally passed.
Roll Call Ballot all voting "Aye" except Justice and starr, voting "No".
Ordinance was declarjd passed.
On motion of Colwell council adjourned.
Jan. 17, 1940
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Grand Island,Nebraska,January,20,1940.
Council. met as per Special Call, tlIIis Honor II the liIayor presiding.
Special Call and acceptance to same were read. All Councilmen an-
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swertng at Roll Call. 'f~ o.f.r:er.o:f,,-The Bfij. t-efl [')tate5 of America. to
tfl-€Gity of G.I.Hebr.was read,aftersornediscussicn the folj:ov!~ng
BOTICE OF SPECIAL HEETING
TO~ Members of City Council and City Attorney
C.E.Justice
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Wil] iam A.Jlr..oss
.Tn1 i us Boeck
"P. H Colwell-
J:....sl. Cords
Folia-g' F.Stacr
2 PAnl C.Hnlmbe:cg
City Attorney.
You and each of you are hereby notified that there will be a
special meeting of the City Council of Grand Island, Nebraska, at
Council Chamber on the 20th dEtY of JanuB.ry, 1940 at 3: 30 0 I clock
P.M., for the purpose of considering an Offer to amend the contract
created by the acceptance of the original Offer made by the United
Stc1.tes of America to Grand Island, Nebrr0.ska, to aiel by 'lflay of gr~'.\.nt
in financing City Hall Construction Dock~t #Nebr. l445-F made by the
United States of America to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
O.A.Abbott Mayor
We, the undersigned members of the City Coun~il of the City of
Grand Island,Nebraska,hereby accept service of the foregoing notice,
waiving any and all irregularities in such service and such notice,
and consent and agree that said City Council shall meet at the time
and place therein named,and for the purpose therein stated.
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MEMBERS OF CITY COUNCIL
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CITY ATTORNEY
Witness my hand this 20th day of January,1940.
F.S.White, City Clerk.
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CEHS:IF'ICATE OF DELIVERY OF NOTICE OF' SPECIAL MEEfrnm
I, F. S. '\1111ti8, being (luly c1106en, quaLi.fied and acting City
Clerk, of the City of Grand Island, do hereby certify that a notice
of special meeting was served personally on each of the following
persons by me on the 20th day of January, 1940, prior to 11:50
o I clock A.JL :
C. H. Justice
E. C . Kammer
C. J. Cords
Julius Boeck
William A. Gross
H. A. Olivetti
F. H. Colwell
Elias F. Star
Council
Ps_ul C. Holmberg,
City Atty.
being all of the mernbers of the Council of the City of GraneL Island,
Nebraska. Said notice of special meeting and the consent thereto
signed by each of' the rnembers of the Oouncil of the Oi ty of' Grs,nd
Island, Nebraska, is in words and figures as follows:
Floyd S. '\rlhi t e
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EXTRACTS OF
MINUTES OF A Special
HEEtnNG OF THE City Council
OF THE Oi ty of GrEmd Island,
HELD ON JanuD_ry 20, 19-<:l:O
I, F. S. v'lhite, being the duly chosen, que,lifieCi. anel
acting City Clerk of the City of Grand Island, do hereby certify
that the followinG is a true, accurate and compared copy of extracts
of the minutes of a Special meeting of the City Council of the City
of Grand I Blanc,-, held at 3: 30 0' clock P. Ii. on the 20th day of
January, 1940, at Council Chamber EtS the same appear in the
Minute Book of the City Council of tlle City of Grand Island,
kept by me as City Clerk of said City of Grand Island.
"A Special meetlng of the City Council of the City of
Grand I slctno. , was h81(1 at ;;,:30 0'cloc1\. P.N. on JanUEtry 20, 1940,
at Council Chamber.
O. A. Abbott,
!,layor
presided and called, the meeting to order.
The following were present:
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E.C.Kammer
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M.A.Olivetti
Elias F.Starr
.Julius Boeck
William A.Gross
The following were absent: NONE
The :Mayor thereupon declared a quorum to be present and
directed that the qity Council proceed with the business at hand.
Witness my hand and official
seal this 20~Uary,l940.
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After some discussion, the folJowing Resolution was read.
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RESOLUTION
A HESOLUTIOJ>J ACCEPTING THE OFFF~R TO AMEND THE CONTRl\.CT
CREA11ED BY 'rEE ACCCEPTANCE OF THE OHIC+INAL OFF'EH OF THE UNITED
STATES OF' AHERICA TO The C1 ty of Grp"nCL I Eiland, County of Hall,
state of NebraSka, TO AID IN F'INAi.rCING THE CONf3THUCrI'IOl'J OF The
New City Hall Building.
BE re REUOLVED BY THE Mayor and Council of the City of
Grand Island, in the County of Hall, State of Nebraska.
SECTION 1. ThLt the Offer to amend the contro,at created
by the acceptance of the original Offer of the United StD"teE! to
The City of Grand Islcmc1, County of Hall, state of Nebra:ska, to
aid by way of grant in financing the New City Hall Building, a
copy of wh1ch Offer follows, be and the same hereby i8 in all
respects accepted.
P. W. 93538-6
FE:DEllAL WORKS AGENCY
Public vlorks Actministration
Washington, D. C.
Dated:Jan 17 1~40
Docket No. Nebr.1445-F
City of Grand Island,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
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The United. States of America hereby offers to amend the contrfwt
cree.ted by the acceptf:1nce by the City of Grand IEland, Nebras}s:a, on
November 1"-*, 1938, of the Offer made by the United. State:; of America
and elated November 9, 1938, (1) by striking out, in line 8 of
Pare,graJJh 1 of said Offer, the figures "~$8l,800" and inserting in
lieu thereof the figures 1l$93,1661l, an,l (2) by striking out Para-
graph 2 of said Offer and inserting in lieu thereof a paragraph to
read as follovTs: "2. By acceptance of this Offer the Applicant
covenants to complete the Project '\tlith all prs"ctic8.,ble dispatch,
anci in any eventy by February 24, 1940 II .
UNITED STAT1TISJF' ANEHICA
Federal \oJ'orks Ao_ministrE~tor
By (Sgd.) J. J. Hacl~::!cn ___
Acting Commissioner of Public Works
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SECTION 2, That said City of Grand Island, County of
Hall, State of Nebraska, agrees to abide by all the terms and
conditions relating to such original Offer, a copy of vn1ich
terms and conditions was annexed to the Government's original
Offer and mnde a nart thereof.
SECTION 3. That the Mayor is hereby directed to sign, and
the City Clerk to attest and affix the corporate seal of the
City of Grand Island, County of Hall, State of Nebraska, to the
executed cunendatory Offer me-tde by the United States of' America
to the City of Grand Island, County of Hall, State of Nebraska,
as evidence of the acceptance of so.id Offer by the City of Grand.
Isle-ma, County of Hall, Stete of Nebraska.
SECTION 4. That the City Clerk i8 hereby authorized and
directed to senet to the Public vlorks Administration certified
copies of the proceedings of this meeting and the action taken
in connection with the adoption of this resolution, and such
further documents or proofs in connection with the acceptance of
Administration.
saie:, amencLa tory Of'fer a s may be requ
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Motion by Kammer,that the Resolution be adopted,second by
Justice~ RollCal] ba,llot,all Members or-the Council voted "YEA".
Voting II AYE" JUSTICE**KAIv]J1JIER**BOECK**CORDS**OLIVETTJ **CHOSS**
COLWEI..L**&**STARH. Voting IINilY" **NONE.
On motion of Colwell,thatthe City Council adjourn,second by
Justice.AlJ members of the City Councjl voted lIilYE1I. The I;/1~ayor de-
clared the Council adjourned.
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F.S.White,City Clerk.
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CONSENT TO MEETING
INe, the unders:i.gned members of the City Council of the City
of Grand Island, hereby accept service of the foregoing notice,
wai ving any and all irreg;ulax'ities in such service and such
notice, and consent and agree that said City Council shall meet
at the time and place therein named, and for the purpose therein
stated.
C. H. Ju stice
M. A. Oli vetti
E. C. Kammer
William A. Gross
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Julius Boeck
F. H. Colwell
C. J'. Cords
Elias P. Starr
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Paul Holmb..~.ElL u.____
Oity Attorney
Witness my hand this 20th day of Januo.ry, 1940.
F. S. White, City Clerk
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NOTICE OF' SPECIAL MEE7;11!9:.
TO: MEMBERS OF CITY COUNCIL AND CITY ATTORNEY;
C. RoO Justice
E!. A. Oli vetti
E. C 0 Kammer
Wi1,;Liam Ao Gross
Julius Boe9k~
F. H.o_. Colwell
C. J. Cords
Elias F'. Starr
~ Co HolmbeFE
City Attorney
Notice is hereby given that a special meeting of the Mayor and
City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, will be held in
the Council room of the City Hall at 4:30 o'clock on the 20th day
of January, 1940, for the purpose of considering an Offer of the
United States of America to amend the contract created by the
acceptance by the Mayor and Council of said City on November 14,
1938, of the Offer made by the United State of knerica and dated
:November 9, 1938, and adopting a resolution appl>oving and author1zing
the acceptance of such offer.
Dated this 20th day of January, 1940.
00 Ao Abbott 0
Mayor
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EXTRACTS FROM THE IvlDJUTES OF' A
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MAYOR M~D
CITy~VUNCIL OF 'l'HE CI'lIY 01" GRAND
I$1AND, NEBHASKA, HELD ON THE 20th
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A special meeting of the Mayor and the City Council of the
Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, held pursuant to the proceeding
call of the Mayor, was held on the 20th day of January, 1940 at
4:30 o'clock P.M. at the Council room in the City Hall within
the corporate limits of said City of Grand Island.
The meeting was called to order by the Mayor and on roll
call the following answered present: C.H. Justice, E. C. Kammer,
C. J. Cords, Julius Boeck, William A. Gross, M. A. Olivetti,
F. H. Colwell, and Elias F. Starr.
The following were absent: None.
The members named constitute all of the members of the City
Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
After discussion of the Offer of the United States of America
I to amend the contract created by the acceptance by the Mayor and
City Council on Novenfuer 8, 1938, of the Offer made by the United
States of America, and dated November 3, 1938, the following
resolution Was proposed by E. C. Kammer, and read in full:
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE OFFml OF THE
UNTlIED STATES OF AMERICA TO THE CITY OF
GR1U~D ISLAND, NEBRASKA, TO ANIEND THE
CONTRACT CREATED BY THE ACCEPTANCE BY
THE CITY O:F' GRANd ISLaND, NEBRASKA,
ON NOVEMB:ER 14, 1938, OF THE OFFER
M.lWE BY 'rEE UNI'I1El) srrATES OF AlvlERICA
AND DA'reD NOVEliD3ER 9, 1938.
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BE I'r RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
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Section 1. That the offer of the United States of A-merica
to amend the contract created by the acceptance by the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, on November 14, 1938,
of the Offer made by the Uni ted States of America
and dated November 9, 1938, a copy of which offer
reads as follows, be and the same is hereby in
all respects accepted:
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FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY
PUBLIC WORKS ADI'/iINISTRATION
City of Grand Island,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
The United States of America hereby offers to amend the
contract created by the acceptance by the Ci ty of Grand Island,
Nebraska, on November 14, 1938, of the offer made by the United
States of America and dated November 9, 1938, (1) by striki.ng out,
in line 8 of Paragraph 1 of said Offer, the figures U$8l,800" and
inserting in lieu thereof the figures u$93,166u, and (2) by strik-
ing out Paragraph 2 of said Offer and inserting in lieu thereof a
paragraph to read as follows: t'Z. By acceptance of' this Of'f'er
the Applicant covenants to complete the Project with all practicable
dispatch, and in any event by February 24, 1940.n
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Federal Works Administrator
By' (S gd ) E. IN. C 1 ar k
Acting Commissioner of Public Works"
SECTION 2.
That said City of Grand Island agrees to abide by
all the Terms and Conditions of said Off'er, including the Terms and
Conditions annexed thereto and made a part thereof.
SECTION 3. That the Mayor be and he is hereby authorized and
directed fortbwi th to send to the Federal. Works Agency, Public Works
Administration three certified copies of the proceedings of the City
Council in connection with the adoption of this Resolution, setting
forth this resolution in full, and such further documents or proofs
in connection with the acceptance of said Offer as may be requested
by the Public Works Administr'ation.
F .H. Colwell,
C.R. Justice
Julius Boeck
William A. Gross
C.J. Cords
Eli as F. Starl'1
E.C. Kammer
M".A. Oli vetti
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The above resolution was seconded by C. H. Justice and was
adopted by the following voting aye: C.H. Justice, E. C. Ka@ner,
Julius Boeck, C. J. Cords, M. A. Olivetti, William A. Gross, F.H.
Colwell, and Elias F. Starr.
The Mayor thereupon declared said Resolution carried and the
Ci ty Council thereupon signed said Resolution in approval thereof.
CERTIFICATE 01" CITY CLEHK
I, F. S. Vihite, the duly elected, qualified and acting City
Clerk of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, do hereby certify
that the attached copy of the extracts of the minutes of a special
meeting of the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island,
held on the 20th day of January, 1940, is a true, correct and
compared copy of the original minutes of said meeting on file and
of record, and I do further certity that the copy of the Resolution
pertaining to the acceptance of the Government's Offer appearing
in such minutes is a ture, correct, and comp:~ed copy of the
ox'iginal Resolution adopted at said meeting, which Resolution is
on file and of record.
I further certify that the copies of the notice of Special
Meeting and of the Consent to Meeting hereto attached are tim(;l,
cOl~rect and compared copies of such Notice and Consent on file
and of record.
WITnESS my hand and the seal of said City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, this 28th day of February, A. D. 1940.
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Grand Island,Nebr.Febr.2,1940.
Council met as per SPECIAL CALL, !IHis lIonor", the Mayor Pre-
siding. All Councilmen answered at Roll Call.
Special Call was read,after vvhich IVlr. ShattucJ( presented
plans,specifications and estimates on items included in the offer
of the U.S.A. to Grand Island,after some discussion the follow-
ing Resolution was read.
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, Gordon Shattuck, Architect, has submitted to the
Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, plans,
specifications, and estimates for equipment consisting of Venetian
Blinds and window shades, vestibule rubber mats, Council Chamber
carpet and felt, display and Police Department window awnings,
window drapes, steel shelving and metal furniture, and
WHh~EAS, said plans, specifications, and estimates have been
considered and examined and found to be correct in all respects.
THERBFORE, BB 1'1' REBOL VID BY 'r~ MAYOR AND Cl'ft COUNOIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that said plans, specifications,
and estimates as submitted by Gordon Shattuck, Architect, be and the
same are hereby in all respects approved.
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk be and he is hereby
instructed to advertise for bids for the purChase of said equipment
the same to be opened and read aloud at a Council meeting called
for that purpose when directed so to do by said Architect, Gordon
Shattuck.
Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of February, 1940.
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~~otion of Justice,second by
Hall Call ballot, all voting II AYI~tl.
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KamIner Resolution was adopted.
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on the 20th day of Jam]? ry, 1940, the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, by resolution accepted the offer of the
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United States of America, dated Janunry 17, 1940, to increase the
amount of the gI'ant of the City Hall for said City, Nebraske Docket
1445 F, from the amount of $81,000 to the amount of $93,166, and
WHEREAS, the work involved under this additional grant includes
the constl~ction of cement sidewalks and cement alley paving around
the City Hall Building, and
WHEREAS, the weather has been too cold to construct said
sidewalks and alley paving, and the weather for at least the next
thirty to sixty days will be too cold for the construction of said
sidewalks and alley paving, and because of the weather conditions,
the completion date for the construction of said sidewalks and
alley paving should be extended to April 24, 1940 because of such
weather conditions.
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City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that a request for additional time
in which to complete the City Hall for the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, Nebraska Docket 1445 F be made to the Federal Worlcs
Agency and that the completion date requested be changed from
February 24, 1940, to April 24, 1940.
Be it further resolved that certified copies of this resolution
be forwarded to Federal Works Agency, Regional Offices, Chicago,
Illinois, by the City Clerk of said City.
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On motion of Justice,second by Gross Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,ALL voting lIAYEfl.
On motion of Starr,second by Kammer,City Clerk was authorized
to wire PWA Office in Chicago on both PWA Dockets,advising that
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An approved sub-project for recreation activity in Grand
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Island was presented.After some discussion,on motien of Kammer
second by Gross,The Mayor was authorized to sign the agreement.
On motion of Kamrner,second by Gross-Park Committee was author-
ized to purchase material for park benches and tables,work tobe
done by the NYA under the blanket program now in foree.
On motion ef Boeck,second by Olivetti l~lll10il adjourned.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
February 7, 1940.
Council met in regular sess ion, "His Honor, tt the Mayor presiding.
Justice, Boeck, Cords, Colwell, Gross & Starr answered at roll call.
Kammer and Olivetti absent on account of sickness.
Minutes of previous meetings, January 17, January 28, and Feb-
ruary 2, were read and approved as read.
Advice of hearing b~fore Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
of Ernest O. Reher and Alan A. Hudson were read, on motion of Justice,
seconded by starr, received and placed on file.
Bid of Diamond Engineering Company on Curb & Gutter District
#31, was opened and read as follows:
2000 Lin ft @ 9~ per foot
$180.00
On motion of starr, seconded by Colwell, bid was accepted.
Roll call ballot, all voting ttaye."
Mr. Qpddis from the ~tate office of Roads & Irrigation address-
ed the Coun~il with reference to a viaduct on Highway #281, outlining
what the State and ~ederal Governments ,;vould do and what would
have to be done by Grand Island. Stating the Government would build
viaduct, but that the City would have to bear the costs of condmna-
tion, also on the paving that probably it would cost 50% of price
of paving on either Eddy or Clark Streets. Suggested Wheeler
Street for viaduct,
After some discussion, Gouncil recessed.
After short recess, Mayor called Council to order and rep-
resentatives of Salvation Army made request for p"3rmission to use
car testing station building for Youths Community Center. All
Councilmen expressed favorable to such a program, providing arrange-
ments could bis made f'Jr storing equipment, now being stored in that
building. On motion of Colwell, seco:nded by Gross, requ3st was 1'13-
ferred to City ~roperty Corr~ittee, in conjunction with Street &
Alley vonuui t tee to report back at next meeting.
On motion of Starr, seconded bv Justice, a vote of thanl'cs to
Mr. G:lddis, ami the sta te Highway Department for being present or
b'Lng repl''3sented at the meeting.
Mr. i:lhClttuck mentioned being in Chicago, and the manner in
which the clpproval of plCll1s, specifications and estimates on equip-
ment and additional contract vms expedited.
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A resolution acceptng the offer
of the United states to the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, to
amend the contract created by the
acceptance by the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, on Novernber 8,
1938 of the offer made by the
United States of America and
dated November 3, 1938.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska.
SECTION 1. That the offer of the United states of America to
amend the contract created by the acceptance by the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, on November 8, 1938 of the offer made by the
United States of America and dated November 3, 1938 a copy of which
offer reads as follows, be and the same is hereby in all respects
accept ed:
P.. W.. 93808-3
F'JID.l:!:li./UJ WOliKB AG.J:!.lWY
Public Works Administration
Washington D..C.,
Dated Feb 1 1940
Docket No. Nebr. l464-~
City of Grand Island,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
The United States of America hereby offers to amend the contract
created by the acceptance by the Oi ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, on
November 8, 1938, of the Offer made by the United States of America and
dated November 3, 1938, (1) by striking out, in line 9 of Paragraph 1
of said Offer, the figures lt$28,620u and inserting in lieu thereof the
figures It $31,635", and (2) by striking out Paragraph 2 of said Offer
and inserting in lieu thereof a paragraph to read as follows: lt2. By
acceptance of thip Offer the Applicant covenants to complete the Project
wi th all practicable dispatch, and in any event by February 10, 1940. n
UNITED STA'fES OF AMERICA
Federal Works Administrator
By E. W.. Olark
Actfi{g Commissioner of PUblfc Works
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SECTION 2. That the City Clerk of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, be and he is hereby authorized and directed forthwith to
send to the Federal Works Agency, Public Works Administration three
certified copies of tl1e proceedings of the City Council of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, in connection wit the adoption of this
as may be requested by the Public Work
Resolution, setting forth this resolution full, and such further
documents or proofs in connection with said Offer
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The above Resolution was offered by
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The above Resolution was seconded by
Gross
and on roll call was adopted with the following members of the Council
voting aye: Justice-Cords-Boeck-Gross-Colwell & St~~~.___
Kammer & Olivetti absent account of sickness.
and the following voting nay:
None.
The Mayor thereupon declared said REsolution adopted and the Mayor
and Members of the City Council thereupon signed said Resolution in
approval thereof.
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, on the 7th day of February, 1940, the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, by resolution accepted the offer of the United
States of America dated February 1, 1940, to increase the amount
of the grant of the swiwldng pool for said City, Nebraska Docket
1464-F from the amount of $28,600 to the amount of $31,635, and
WHEREAS, it is now necessary for the owner, the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, to prepare plans and specifications to
obtain the approval of the Federal Works Agency, Public Works
Administration with regard to the preliminary contract documents
to advertise for the reception of bids for a period of fourteen
days, to prepare resolutions of award of contracts and obtain
approval of same from the Federal Works Agency, Public Works
Administration, to prepare the final contract documents and
obtain approval of same from the Federal Works Agency, Public
Works Administration and for the contractors to do the work of
finishing and installing the equipment under their respective
contracts for work involved in the above mentioned offer of the
II United States of America, and
WHEREAS, it is estimated that the time required to do and
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complete all of the above mentioned items is seventy (70) days.
THEREF'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that a request for additional
time in which to complete the swimming pool for the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, Nebraska Docket 1464-F be made to the Federal
Works Agency, Public Works Administration, and that the completion
date be changed fl:'om February 10, 1940 to April 20, 1940.
Be it further resolved that certified copies of this resolution
be forwarded to the Federal Works Agency, Public Works Adndnistration,
Regional Offices, Chicago, Illinois,
by the City Clerk of said City.
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, on the 7th day of February, 1940, the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, by resolution accepted the offer of the United
States of America dated Februe.ry 1, 1940, to increase the amount
of the grant of the swimming pool for said City, Nebraska Docket
1464-F from the amount of $28,600 to the amount of $31,635, and
WHEREAS, it is now necessary, and the owner, the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, desires to transfer funds from certain
classifications to certain other classifications listed in the
Classification of l?roject Cost.
THEREFORE, bE I'l: li~OLVw BY 'r'llE IViAYOh. AND Gl'1'Y. COUl~ClL of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the Change Order
Requesting Revision of the Latest ApPToved EstirAAte to Conform
with the APproved Amendatory Application, a copy of which requested
Project Change Order is hereto attached and made a part hereof, be
and the same is hereby adopted and approved.
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk and he is hereby
I directed and.instructed to forward to the Federal Works Agency,
Public Works Administraion, Regional Offices, Chicago, Illinois,
three certified copies of this resolution.
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CHA.NGE OR:DERREQUESTING REVISION, OF THE LATEST
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"atest Approvedl.ll.stimate: Requested Change:
1. Prelirnlnary $" 471.98 ! $ None.
2. IJand ".None , None
3. Construction €32;28~ !44t' Plus 3,74$.99
4. Engineering 3,114.47 Plus 187.45
5. Legal 100..00 None
6. Interest 387.67 None
7. Miscellaneous Non~. . ~one
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471.98
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3,301.92*'"
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387.67
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$ 66,363.56
$ 3,936.44
$ 70 , 306~;o(f-
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998.64
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Total Estimatea. Construction................$ 6'6,038.43
"''''Item No.. 4 , Engil'1eering : .
5% of $66,038 .43 is........ . ........ . . $ 3,301.92
:R., .W.A. Gra,nt~ 4'6%.. ~......:...$ 31~6'35~00
~wnerts Cost, 15%............ .3?~66~.00
$ 10,300.00'
Funds Deposited By O~'mer In the Construction
Account To Date:
1"/26/39
6l23/39
8,{25/39
10/19/39
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$ 351000.00
1,121,08
1,050,00
'167.49
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Funds De-oos1ted by Owner.........~~..~.$ 40,625.01
Funds ]j]xpehded from General Funq."....!. 404,99
Total Funds Furnished By Owner........ $ 41,030.00
Approved, February 7, 1940
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RESOLUTION
BE IT rtESOLVJ..D BY rrHE MAYOR AND CITl COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, as follows;
1. That it is deemed advisable and for the best interest of
said City that the contract between the said City and the Geer
Company of Grand Island, Nebraska, the Contractor, covering work
on the City Hall Building Project of said City be changed in
accordance with the Requested Contract Change Order which is
attached hereto and made a part hereof.
2. That it is hereby determined that all the data necessary
to obtain a comprehensive and intelligent bid, Which data, prepared
and assembled by Gordon Shattuck, Architect of Grand Island,
Nebl"asl{a, are referred herein and made a part hereof, were properly
submitted to said Contractor with a request that such Contractor
submit a proposal to said City covering such proposed change.
3. That the proposal of said Contractor, a copy of which is
hereto attached, and made a part hereof, to malee the said change
and accept therefor an increase in the contract price of $3080.71,
be and the same is hereby accepted for and in behalf of said City.
4. That such acceptance of the Contractor's proposal shall
become effective only when a certified copy of this resolution is
sent to the Contractor by the City Clerk of the said City.
5. That the City Clerk forward to the Residence Engineer
Inspector for the Federal Works Agency, Public Works Administration,
Grand Island, Nebraska, four certified copies of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, because of the construction of the New City Hall
the voting place of the 10th precinct of tl~ City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, was changed from the City Hall to 115 West Second Street,
for the regular spring election held on April 4, 1939, and
WHEREAS, the New City Hall has now been sufficiently completed
so that it may be designated as a permanent voting place in said
loth precinct for the election to be held on April 2, 1940, and
all subsequent elections.
THEREB'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the City Hall located
at 2nd and Pine Streets in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, be
designated as the permanent voting place in said lOth precinct
for the election to be held on April 2, 1940, and all elections
held thereafter.
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk of said City give
notice to the qualified electors in said loth precinct of the change
of the voting place in said precinct, so that said electors will
have knowledge of the change herein designated.
Respectfully submitted this 7th day of February, 1940.
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Election Co@nittee.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Bo;:;ck, resolution was
adopted.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
February 7, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and ~ity ~ouncil,
urand "'sland, Nebr.
G en tl em en :
We, your Street and Alley Cownittee to V~lom was referred the
petition of Henry P. Ford, B. J,'. .J...'outhit and others requesting a
Curb and uutter District in the following location on Phoenix Street
from Eddy Street to Locust Street on both sides of the street.
After carefull consideration of the petition we find that it
is correct in all respects. We therefor e recomrnend that the Curb
and Gutter District be created. That the estimate of the City
Engineer covering the cost of said district be approved. That the
specifications be ap proved and thq. t the ~i ty C13rk be ins tructed
to advertise for bids for the construction of Curb and Gutt?r
lJistrict No. 32, according- to said spscifications now on f.11e.
That 'the said bids 'be received up t', 8 o'clock P. M. l"ebruary 21,
1940, and said. bids be opened on said date.
Elias F. Starr
C. J. Cords
C. J. Justice
0treet & Alley Comrnittee.
On motion of Starr, seconded by ~u3tic3, report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
February 7, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City uouncil,
Grand Island, Nebr.
uentlemen:
The following is the Engineers Estima te for Curb & Gutter
District No. 32.
Approx. 900 lin ft. Curb & Gutter @ .30~ per ft.
The cost to the contractor shall be .09~ per ft.
$270.00
Respectfully su brni tted,
J. H. Hardeman,
Ci ty Eng ineer.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, estimnte was adopted.
Ordinance #1710, creating Curb & '"'utter District #32, was
passed and approved by the Countil and signed by the Mayor.
Moved b' Justice, secopded by Gross, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. The ordinance was read at
length and passed its first reading. Roll call ballot all voting aye.
Moved by Justice, s,;conded by BO'3ck, tha t the rules be sus-
pended and the ordinance be read by its title. The ordinance was
read by title and declared passed its second reading. Roll call
ballot all v otin g aye.
Moved by JusticB, seconded by Boeck, thct the rules be suspended
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and the ordinanc9 be r,ead by its title. The ordinance was r9ad by
its title and declared passed its third reading. Roll call ballot
all voting aye.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Gross, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was finally passed c1nd approved by the Council and
signed by the Mayor.
Some discussion on Armory, no action was taken.
Bills were read. On motion of Boeck, seconded by starr, allowed.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
On motion of Cords, seconded by Boeck, council adjourned till
7:30 P. M. Thursday, February 15, 1940.
Feb. 7, 1940.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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GENERAL FUND
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
Street & Alley
Gas Tax
Sewer
Engineer
Incidentals
Airport
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Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
Amt. Approp.
Re-Approp.
Park Fund
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Re-Approp.
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Light Fund
Sewer District
Paving District
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEP~ TO FEB. 8, 1940.
APPROPRIATED
RE-APPROP.
TRANSFERS
$ 5,000.00
12,000.00
39000..QQ
15,000.00
800.00
16,800.00
16,000.00
6,600.00
27,500.00
6,500.00
17,200.00
2,000.00
62000.00
25,200.00
..L2Q0.00
9,000.00
7,700.00
11,500.00
4,920.00
840.00
5,760.00
13,940..00
114,920.00
13.940.00
128,860.00
15,000..00
700.00
15,700.00
3 8, 000 . 00
9,500.00
36,000.00
5,000.00
3.466.00
8,466.00
3,000.00
221,420.00
189106.00
239,526.00
18,106.00
EXPENDED
7,293.30
15,591.08
3,099.78
14,485.65
3,041.93
22,883.72
6,289.20
402.94
73,087.60
6,328.42
20,143.66
4,933.72
20,793.09
5,031.12
1,000.00
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$ 5,000.00
7,706.70
1,208.92
3,500.22
13,014.35
3,458.07
2,316.28
2,710.80
11,097.06
5,760.00
55,772.40
9,371.58
17,856.34
4,566.28
15,206.91
3,434.88
2,000.00
131,317.61 108,208.39
11,322.78
51,221.98
101,100.70
690.60
10,214.82
305,868.49
Respectfully submitt~d,
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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Grand Island, Nebr. Feb. 15, 1940.
Council met as per adjournment of Feb. 7, 1940. "His Honor,ff the
Mayor presiding. All Councilmen present a t roll call.
RESOLUTION
-BE IT RESOLVED BY THE lVIAYOR AND CI'llY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, as follows:
1. That it is deemed advisable and for the best interest of
said City that the contract between the said City and the Geer
Company of Grand Island, Nebraska, the Contractor, covering work
on the City Hall Building Project of said City be changed in
accordance with the Requested Contract Change Order which is
attached hereto and made a part hereof.
2. That it is hereby determined that all the data necessary
to obtain a com~ehensive and intelligent bid, which data, prepared
and assembled by Gordon Shattuck, Architect of Grand Island,
Nebraska, are referred herein and made a part hereof, were properly
submitted to said Contractor with a request that such Contractor
submit a proposal to said City covering such proposed change.
3. That the proposal of said Contractor, a copy of whicb is
hereto attached, and made a part hereof, to make the said change
and accept therefor an increase in the contract price of $1,022.30,
be and the same is hereby accepted for and in behalf of said City.
4. That such acceptance of the Contractor's proposal shall
become effective only when a certified copy of this resolution is
sent to the Contractor by the City Clerk of the said City.
5. That the City Clerk forward to the Residence Engineer
Inspector for the Federal Works Agency, Public Works Administration,
Grand Island, Nebraska, four certified copies of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of February, 1940.
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Reginal Director,
Region 2 of Public V'orks Administration,
Room 1701, 20 North Wacker Drive,
Chicago, Illinois.
February 15, 1940
Docket No. Nebr. l445-F
city Hall Building
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Contract No.2, General
The Geer Company
J..Jear Sir:
Application is hereby made for your approval of changes in Contract
No.2, the ueer Company, on the above referred docket. You 1Nill please
find incorporated herein the following:
1. Description of Changes
2. Cos t of Chang es
3. Contractor's Acceptance of Changes
4. Owner's Hesolution Authorizing Chrmges
5. Archi t -.:;ct' s Approval of Chmges
6. Plans showing Details of Change in "a", "b" and "d tl .
1. DESCRIPTIO~ OF CHANGES:
ChANGE "a": (Plastering Room No. 114)
It is desired to install steel furring, metal lath and plaster
on the masonry walls and ceiling of Room No. 114. This construction is
to be done in accordance ~ith tile approved specifications covering the
work on this contract. This change is desirable due to th3 fact that
this room will be used for other purposes than as originally decided
upon . At thi s time, the toom vvill be used as a po lic e gym; but at future
dates, it will be used as a polling place for elections for tlle ward that
tile City hall is in. Also in the future, it will be used to tctk.e car8 of
futur8 needs of the City Win tel' [_nd Light Department when this department
expands beyond its present needs.
CHANGE "b": (Bronze Tablets)
It is desired to equip the building with bronze tab18ts to
follow recommendations of the .i!ederal fLmergeney }~dministration of Public
Works with regard to design. A detail drawing of these branze tablets
is attached hereto.
CHANGE "c": (Garage Door Operator)
It is d.:;sired to equip the Police varnge Door iwth a remote con-
trol electric door operator complete with motor, pulleys, conduit, wire,
springs and remote control switch. This change is desirable in the fact
that it will make the garage serve its original purpose most efficiently.
This garage opening directly into the Police General uffice is to be used
mainly for handling prisoners. This garage eliminated the unloading of
prisoners at the curb and taking th8rrJ. across th8 sidevialk into the Police
D8partment. It eliminated all possible chanc8 of 8scape and danger to
by-standel'S. With this remote control switch and electric door op'~rator,
the officer in the police car may drive up to the building and into same
without having to leave his car or leave the prisoner alone in his car,
to get out and open the doors, as this electric door operator will be
controlled by the d8Sk sergeant with a remote control switch at a
position on or n8ar to his desk.
CHANGE fld": (Decorating G'uage ""001')
It is desir8d to decorate the exterior side of the garage door
uding satin finish bronze snap-on moldings and a satin finish bronze
cast shield which will be an exact replica of the Police shi81d. This
garage door is of slab construction, which is 9' 0" high and 14' 9f1 wide.
It will enhance th8 architectural beauty of the door and the building
and will also designate what departm8nt the door serves.
CHANGE "e": (Painting Exterior Sides of Columns)
It is desired to paint th'~ three exterior sides of columns No.
2, J, 4, 5, 17 and 28 on tlle first floor only, to be painted as according
to th9 approved specifications for this contract. This change is desira-
ble dU8 to the fact that these columns set directly in th8 how window
Sp~ce. and ~re now plastered w.ith a dead white hard wall J)J.9ster~ This
palntlng wlll facilj,.,tatp keeplng these walls clean and will greatly im-
prove the general erfect of the show windows.
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ChANGE "f": (Barred Window)
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It is desired to install bars over the window in the toilet room
off the room entitled "Transient's Room", No. 113. These bars are to be
7?8" round open hearth steel spaced on 4" centers. These bars are to be
installed according to the details as shown on the approved plans for this
contract. These windmv bars were omitt9d from the original contract due
to an oversight. The reason for th9 neJd of this change is self-evident.
COST OF CHANGES:
(a) Plastering Room No. 114
Lump sum price substantiated by th8 following breakdown:
2.
Material (actual)
Labor (Estimated)
Total Estimated Cost
Profit-Bond Overhead (10%)
Lump Sum Price
$156.40
30~&
45 .85
45.68
~~502.53
(b) Bronze Tablets
Lump Sum Price substantiated by the following breakdown:
Mat~rial (actual)
One bronze Shield approximately 21" x 12"
One bronze Shield approxim:ltely 21" x 26"
Labor (estinnted)
Total Estimated Cost
Profi t-Bond Overhead (1070)
Lump Sum ,tlrice
(c)
Garage Door Operator
Lump sum price substantiated by the
Material (actual)
Labor (estimated)
Total Estimated Cost
Profit-Bond Overh9ad (10%)
Lump Sum Price
(d)
$ 106.50
11.00
117.50
-1L..12.
$ 129.25
following
$ 160.50
48.50
209.00
20.90
$ 229.90
breakdown:
Decorating Garag e Door
Lump sum price substantiated by the follovdng breakdown:
Material (actual)
Labor (estimated)
Total Estimated Cost
Profit-Bond-Overhead (10%)
Lump Sum Profit
$ 76.72
4.40
81.12
8.11
$ 89.23
(e) Painting Exterior Sides of Columns
Lump Sllin prive substantiated by the following breakdown:
Mat erial (actual)
Labor (estimated)
Total Estin~ted Cost
Profit-Bond-Overhead
Lump Sum Price
$ 9.00
26.80
35.80
3.58
$ 39.38
(f) Barred Window
Lump Sum Price substantiated by the following breakdown:
Material (actual)
Labor (estimated)
Total Estimated Cost
Profit-Bond-Overhead
Lump Sum Price
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SUMMAHY - COST OF CHANGES:
a Lump Sum Price
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TOTAL LUMP SUM PRICE
Changes "aft to "i''' inclusive.
$ 14.10
15.00
29.10
2.91
$ 32.01
$ 502.53
129.25
229.90
89.23
39.38
32.01
$1022.30
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CHANGE ORDER R~~U~ST
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4. ADDITIONAL TIlvI2; R E~UIRSD FOB COlViPLETION OF CON}'RACT:
The stipulated contract completion date for this contract is
December 4, 1939. With your approval on ffil extension of contract
completion date to February 24, 1940, as requested in a previous
Change Order dated February 6, 1940, no additional time will be
required beyond this to complete this contract.
5. OTH~R PRINCIPAL CONTHACTORS A.F'FECTED BY ThIS CHANGE:
No other principal contractors are affected by the work involved
in this Change urder hequest.
6. SPECIAL PLANS:
Plan s ar3 attached hereto covering 1 tems "bfT and fld fl. All other
items are covered by the description under Section No.1.
7. CONSENT OF 0UhETY:
The Derformance bond for this contract waives the right of Surety
to be notified of any change in this contract.
8. SUMMARY - DOCKET COSTS:
Total Increase in Contract
Architect's Fee (5%)
Total increase in Project Costs by
re:isnn of this Change
$ 1,022.30
51.11
$ 1,073.41
9. CONTR\CTOR f 8 ACCEPTANCE:
I hereby offer to make the changes as set out in Section No.1,
Items "a" to "f" inclusive of this Clwng e vrder Eequest for the amounts
as set out in Se~tion No.2, Items fla" to "ffT inclusive of this Request,
and in accordance with the plans attached hereto and in accordance with
the approv'?d specifications and general conditions covering my original
contract with the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
THE GSEE COMPANY
By:
R . L. G e er
--rrresident)
The above offer of the Yeer Company has been accepted by the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, as in accordance vvith the Resolution attached
hereto.
By: F. S. ~nite
F. S. White, City Clerk.
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Approved by:
F. S. White
F. S. White, City Clerk.
Gordon Shattuck
Gordon Shattuck, Architect
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 1~YOR ~fD CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska,as follows:
1. That it is deemed advisable and for the best interest of
said City that the contract between the said City and E. L. Rodwell
of Omaha, Nebraska, the Contractor, covering work on the City Hall
Building Project of said City be changed in accordance with the
Requested Contract Change Order which is attached hereto and made
a pal~t hereof.
2. That it is hereby determined that all the data necessary
to obtain a comprehensive and intelligent bid, which data, prepared
and assembled by Gordon Shattuck, Architect of Grano. Island,
Nebraska, are referred herein and made a part hereof, were properly
submitted to said Contractor with a request that such Contractor
submi t a proposal to said City coverinf2; such proposed change.
3. That the proposal of said Contractor, a copy of vvhich is
hereto attached, and made a part hereof', to make the said change
I and accept therefor an increase in the contract Price of $170.47,
be and the same is hereby accepted for and in behalf of said City.
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become effective only when a certified copy of this resolution is
sent to the Contractor by the City Clerk of the said City.
5. That the City Clerk forward to the Residence Engineer
Inspector for the Federal Works Agency, Public Works Administration,
Grand Island, Nebraska, four certified copies of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of February, 1940.
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CHAi\JGE ORDEH REQUEST
Mr. David R. Kennicott,
Reginal Dir8ctor,
Region 2 of Public Works ndministration,
Room 1701, 20 .l.~orth Wc;,cker Drive,
Chicago, Illinois.
February 14, 1940
Docket No. Nebr. 1445-F
City Hall Building
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Contract No. 3
Plumbing, Heating &
Airconditioning
E. L. Rodwell
Application is hereby made for your approval of changes in Contract
No.3, E. L. Rodwell, on the above referred docket.
You will ease find incorporated herein the following:
1. Description of Changes
2. Cos t of the Chang es
3. Contractor's Acceptance of Changes
4. Owner's R':;solution authorizing Chang es
5. Architect's Approval of Changes
1. DESCHIPTION OF ChANGES:
CHANGE "a": (Revised Area Drainage)
It is desired to revise the area drainage system in th0 area
way to the INest of the building in order tonclude a gate valve, a ball
check valve and a concrete pit with coverlround these valves. This is
necessary because it has been found that furing a severe rain storm, the
storm sewer in the street to- the south of the building is inadequate in
size 'vvi th regard to the carrying away of rain water and the rain water
backs up through the drainage line to a point several feet above the
storm sewer main which point is also above the floor of th0 above men-
tioned area way and said backwater from tlv3 storm sewer main has and will
continue to flood the basement unless the installation of the above men-
tioned valve system is made.
CHANG E fib": (Colored Drinking Fountain)
It is desired to furnish and install a colored drinking fountain
in the Lobby, Room No. 115, in lieu of th.-: vihite drinking fountain as
originally specified. The color of this drinking fountain is to be, or
equal to, tll'2 Standard Sanitary ~!Ianufacturing Company's color "Persian
Brown". The lobby and v'2stibul'3 'IiVa1ls on the:? firi:-:;t floor have a wainscot
of Kasota marble. The color of said stone is very similar to the color
of the proposed drinking fountain. Ther'3fore, in order tl:~ct the items
in this lobby will h211monize and enhance the architectural beauty of same,
it is d3sirable th:lt we install this colored drinking fountain.
CHANGE flc": (Acid-Proof ~ink)
It is desired to furnish and install an acid-proof sink in the
laboratory in lieu of the acid-resisting sink originally ;3pecified. This
acid-proof sin~ is to be ceramic approximately 24" long x 16" wide x 7"
deep. Sam,:; to be, or equal to, Sink No. F-1205 as manufactured by the
Kewanee Manufacturing Company. Further investigation at this time indi-
cates the need of a sink that is absolutely acid-proof 2:illCi rnt m:::rely
acid-resi sting. The r0ason for this change is selfevident du e to the
fact tEat an ordinary enam8led iron acid-resisting sink will nnt stand
up under the continued corrosion caused by strong acids and alkali.
2.
COST OF THE CHANGSS:
(a) hevised area drainage
Lump sum subs tan tia ted by th -3 following bI' eakdown:
Material (actual)
One 4" gate valve
One 4" check valve
Pipe-fittings-lead-oakumn
Labor (estimated)
Total Estimated Cost
Bonel-PIo:1:' it-Overhead (10%)
Lump Sum Price
$ 21.60
19.60
23.20
22.94
87.34
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(b) Colored Drinking Fountain:
Material (actual)
No extra labor will be rS4uired
Lump Sum Price
$ 17.50
17.50
(c) Acid-Proof Sink:
Material (actual)
No extra labor will be required
Lump Sum Price
$ 56.90
$ 56.90
3. SUlvllVlARY - COST OF ChANG 88:
!bccal Lump Sum Price $ 96.07
TI TI II 17.50
TI <<" 56.90
Total Lump Sum Price $170.47
Chane;es "a" to "c" inclusive
4. ADDITIONAL TIlVl8 H~WUIH8D FOn COMPLETION OF CONTRACT:
The stipulated contract completion date for this contract is
December 18, 1939. Your :J_pproval an an extension of contrQct completion
date to February 24, 1940, is h,sreby reque~)ted, by reason of the changes
involved in this contract. This time extension is in the amount of
sixty-eight (68) Documents far this contract.
5. OTHER PHINCIPAL CONTRACTORS AFFECTlf:D BY THIS CHANGE:
No ather principal contractors are affected b" the work
involved in this Change Order Request.
6. SPECIAL PLANS:
No special plans are reCiuired to complete this Change.
7. CONSENT OF SURETY:
The performance bond for this contract waives the right of
the Surety to be notified of any ch::mge in this contract.
8. SU~lliU\RY - DOCK8T COSTS:
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$ 170.47
8.52
$ 178.99
Total increase in contract
Architect's ~ees(5%)
Total increase in project costs by
reason of this change
9. CONTRACTOR'S ACCEPTANCE:
I her eby offer to make the chang es as set out in Section 1,
items "a" to "cTl inclusive of this Change Oreier Hequest for the amounts
as set out in Section No.2, Items Tla" to TIc" inclusive of this HeCluest,
and in accordance with the approved specifications and general conditions
covering my orig in8.l contract with the City of Grand I sland, Nebraska.
E. L. RODWELL
By E. L. Rodwel]
(Ti tIe)
The above offer of E. L. Rodwell has been accepted by the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, as in accordance with the Resolution attached hereto.
By F. S. White
F. S. White, City Clerk
Approved by:
Respectfully submitted:
Gordon Shattuck,
Gordon Shattuck, Architect
F. S.White
F. S. White, City Clerk
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY' THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, as follows:
1. That it is deemed advisable and for the best interest of
said City that the contract between the said City and the Diamond
Engineering Company of Grand Island, Nebraska, the Contractor,
covering work on the Swimming Pool Project of said City be changed
in accordance with the Requested Contract Change Order which is
attached hereto and made a part hereof.
2. That it is hereby determined that all the data necessary
to obtain a comprehensive and intelligent bid, which data, prepared
and assembled by Gordon Shattuck, Architect of Grand Island,
Nebraska, are referred herein and made a part hereof, were properly
submitted to said Contractor with a request that such Contractor
submit a proposal to said City covering such proposed change.
3. That the proposal of said Contractor, a copy of which is
hereto attached, and m~de a part hereof, to make the said change
and accept therefor an increase in the contract price of $684.88,
be and the same is hereby accepted for and in behalf of said City.
4. That such acceptance of the Contractor's proposal shall
become effective only when a certified copy of this resolution is
sent to the Contractor by the City Clerk of the said City.
5. That the City Clerk forward to the Residence Engineer
Inspector for the Federal Works Agency, Public Works Administration,
Grand Island, Nebraska, four certified copies of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of February, 1940.
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Roll call ballot, all voting "aye."
CHANGE ORDER REQUEST
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Mr. David R. Kennicott,
Regional Director,
Region 2 of Public Works Administration,
Room 1701, 20 North Wacker Drive,
Chicago, Illinois.
February 15, 1940
Docket No. Nebr. l464-F
Swimming Pool
Contract No. 2 (Construction)
Diamond Engineering Company
Dear Sir:
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Application is hereby ma~e for your aporoval of changes in Contract No.2,
Diamond Engineering Company, on the above referred docket.
You will please find incorporatea herein the following:
1. Description of Changes
2. Cost of Changes
3. Contractor's Acceptance of Changes
4. Owner's Resolution authorizing Changes
5. Architect's Approval of Changes
6. Plana showing location and details of Changes
1.
DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES:
CHANGE lIall: (EEtend Gas, Water and Sewer Lines)
The approved plans and contracts make no provision for connect-
ing the two bath houses and pool to the Semi tary sewer, storm sewer, gas
main and water main. This change as outlined in the plan attached hereto,
requests your apnroval on stubtJing out the service lines in the north and
south bath houses to a point beyond this contractor's back fill and grading
so that it will not be nece Beary at a later de, te for this Owner to pay the
cost of re-excavating these areas to install these service lines. This
Owner contemplates at a later date in a future Change Order, the complete
hook up of these service lines to the mains, but at this time is reQuest-
ing approval only on the stubbing out of the lines to a point where the
lines will not intervere with the back fill and grading.
Item No.1: South Bath House:
I (a) Install 40 lin. ft. of Byer's 211 galvanized pipe or eQual from
the water outlet in the bath house to a point 40'0" east of said outlet
as per plan attached hereto.
(b) Install 70 11n. ft. of Byer's black li" gas pipe or equal from the
gas outlet in the bath house to a point 70'011 east of said outlet as per the
plan attached hereto.
(c) Install 80 line f't. of 6" clay sani tary sewer tile from the sani-
tary sewer outlet in the bath house to a point 80'0" east of said outlet
as per the plan attached hereto.
Item No.2: North Bath House:
(a) Install 100 11n. ft. of Byer's 2" galvanized water pipe or eQual
from the water outlet in the ba~h house to a point 100'011 east of said out-
let as per plan attached hereto.
(b) Instal] 100 line ft. of Byer's lill galvanize~ gDS Dine or equal
from the gas outlet in the bE\.th house to a point 100' 0" east as per plan
attached hereto.
(c) Install 70 line ft. of 611 sanitary clay serer tile from the outlet
lin the bath house to a point 70'0" east of said outlet as per plan attached
hereto.
CHANGE: ubll: (Make up Line Extension)
. Install and connect 20 lin. ft. of 4" Toncan G.r.p., or equal,
to the pool "make-up line" at the northeast corner of the 0001 to a point
20'0" north of the present IImake-up line" as per plan attached hereto 80
that this contractor may back fill aroubd the pool wall areas and save the
City the cost of re-excavating for this pipe at a later date when water
connections are made to the pool by a future Change Order.
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CHANGE "e": (Main Pool Drain to Lake)
No provi sion i 8 made in the aooroved plan for the main
pool d.rain from the clear well and. this Owner is requesting aooroval on the
installation of 80 lin. ft. of 16" drain from the 16" connection shown on
the west side 01' the ele!';ir well to the lake. This installation is to be
made by using 68 lin. ft. of 16" concrete sewer tile a,no. at a point 68i'OIl
from the drain outlet.
- Install 12 lin. ft. of CEi,st iron piDe to serve as the discharge sec-
~on. This pipe is to be installed on a grade to be set by the Architect,
land all jOin,ts to be, caulked wi th oakumn a"nd. concrete in a mEmner sa tis-
factory to the Architect. This Owner further desires to install a 6"
drain line in this SA.me trench to serve a~ a drain for the floor area
in the eauipment and filtration room in the basement of the north bath-
house at this time in order to save excavation costs on the separate instal-
lation of this tile. This tile line is to be comoosed of 68 lin. ft. of 611
clay sewer tile and one 12 ft. section of C.I.P. on the discharge and where
the dra.i.n enters the lake. This d.rain line is to be installed on a grade set
by the Archi tect, and all sections are to be caulked in a manner satisfe,ctory
to the Architect. The floor drains serving this tile line are to be in-
stalled under Change "d" of this Change Order Request.
CHAr,; (}E 11 d" :
Referring to Sheet No.6 of the approved plans, it will
be noted that no provision is made for floor drains in the Filter Room floor.
It will also be noted that a floor drain is specified in the entry way floor
to the filter room, but no drain line is provided for to operate this drain.
This Owner is requesting your approval on the installation of two floor
drains and the installation of a soil line necessary to operate all three
drains as in accordance with the plans attached hereto. The outside drain
line for these floor drains is includea in Change "c" above.
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(Extend Gas, Water and Serer Lines)
The cost of Item No. 1 and Item No. 2 of this change is determined by
the contractor's lump sum proposal substantiated by the contractor's
breakdown of estimated costs as follows:
Item No.1:
40 ft. of 2" gblvanized pine
70 ft. of Ii" galvanized nipe
Fittings
One-half gallon asphalt paint
80 ft. of 6" clay sewer ~ile
One sack cement for tile grOl)t
Estimated labor on gas line
Estimated labor on water line
Estimated labor on sewer line
Total Estimated Labor and Material
Bond-Insurance-Overhead (5%)
Total Estimated Cost
10;fb Profit
Lump Sum Price
$ 17.51
15.02
.68
1.44
19.20
.80
23.00
16.00
32.00
12;0.65
6.28
-1::)1 . 93
13.19
$ 145.12
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Item No.2:
100 ft. of 2" Byer's galvanized water pipe
Fittings
Asphalt Paint One Gallon
Est.dllua ted labor of installing water pipe
100 ft. of Ii" black gas pipe
Fittings
Estimated labor of tnstalling gas pipe
70 ft. of 6" clay sewer tile
One sack cement for grouting tile
Estimated labor installing tile
Total Estimated Labor and Material
Bond-Insurance-Overhead(5~)
Total Estimated Cost
10% Profit
Lump Sum Price
$ 40.50
1.85
2.88
46.00
26.00
.93
35.00
16.80
.80
31.50
202.26
10.11
212.37
21.23
$ 233.60
CHANGE ORDER REQUEST
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"Lump Sum Price - Change "a"
Item No.1 $145.12
Item No.2 233.60
TOTAL LUMP SUM PHICE 378.72
Change II b"': (Make-up Line Extension)
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Lump Sum Price
20 lin. ft. Toncan 4" C.I.P. or equal, in place with
fi t tings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,$30.00
Change IICIl: (Main Pool Drain to Lake)
Lump sum price substantiated by the contrajgtor's breakdown
of estimated costs:
68 ft. of 1611 concrete drain tile
12 ft. of 16" C.I.P.
68 ft. of 6" clay tile
12 ft. of 6" C. I. P.
3 sacks of cement for grouting
Oakumn for grouting
Estimated labor on excavation,
laying, backfill
Total Estimated Labor and Material
Costs
Bond-Insurance-Overhead (5%)
Estimated Total Cost
Proffi t 10%
Lump Sum Price
$ 30.60
40.00
16.32
15.00
2.40
.80
80.60
$185.72
9.28
195.00
19.50
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Change
"d" :
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Lump sum price substantiated by contractor's breakdown of
estimated costs:
28 lin. ft. of 2" soil pipe
35 lin. ft. of 4" soil pipe
Fittings
Two 12"x14"combination lead bends
Two 411 floor drains
50 Ibs. of lead
Estimated labor installing pipe and drains
Total Estimated Labor and Material Cost
Bond-Insurance-Overhead
Total Estimated Cost
10% Profit
Lump Sum Price
$ 5.06
12.04
3.49
3.24
4.20
3.75
21.60
53.38
2.67
5"6:" 05
5.61
$ 61.66
3. SUMMARY - COST OF CHANGES:
(a) Lump Sum Price $ 378.72
(b) II II II 30.00
( c) II II II 214.50
(d) II " " 61.66
To tal Lump Sum Pri ce 684.88
Ohanges "all to "d" inclusive
14. ---:&DDI'rIONAL TIME REQTTIRED FOR COMPLE'rION OF' CONTRACT:
No additional time is requested by reason of this Change.
e. OTHER PRINCIPAL CONTRACTOHS AF'FECTED BY 'rHTS CHANGE:
No other principal contractors are affected by the work involved in
this Change Order Request.
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6. SPECIAL PU~NS:
Plans for the completion of this work described herein are attached
hereto.
7. CONSENT OF SURETY:
The performance bond for this contract waives the right of the
Surety to be notified of any change in th~s contract.
8. SUlIJIl'.IARY - DOCKET COSTS:
Total increase in Contract
Architect's Fees (5%)
Total Increase in Project Costs by
reason of this Change
$ 684.88
34.24
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9. CONTRACTOR'S ACCEPTANCE:
I hereby offer to make the changes as set out in Section No. ~,
Items Itall to Itd" inclusive, of this Change Order Request for the amounts
as set out in Section Nol 2, Items Ita" to "0." inclusive, of this Request,
and in accordance with the plans attached hereto and in accordance with
the approved snecifications and general conditions covering my original
contract with the Ciry of Grand Island, Nebraska.
THE DIAMOND ENGINEERING COMPANY
By
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~he above offer of the Diamond Engineering Company has been accepted
by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, as in accordance with the Resol-
ution attached hereto.
By
-P:-S:-White, City Clerk
Approved By:
Gordon Shattuck, Architect
RespectfullY~ Submi tted: ,_
F. S. White, City Clerk
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RESOLUTION
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WHEREAS, on the first day of November, 1939, the Mayor and
City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and
approved Ordinance No. 1678 levying special taxes to pay for the
cost of constl~ction of the curb and gutter in Curb and Gutter
District No. 11, and
WHEREAS, Eveline Gebhart was assessed for 52 feet of Lot 13
in County Sub-Division Section 15-11-9 in the sum of $15.60, and
WHEREAS, only 18 feet of the said Lot 13 belonging to the
said Eveline Gebhart was curbed and guttered and said assessment
should read as follows:
NAlV~
Eveline Gebhart 18'
LOT
13
BLOCK
ADD 1 'f I Ol~
Co. Su b. Sec.
15-11-9
All'iOUN'l:
5.40
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the assessment on said
Lot 13, County Sub-Division 15-11-9 be and the same is hereby
changed and re-assessed as fo110ws:
Name
Eveline Gebhart
Lot
13
Block
Be it further resolved that the
Addition
Co. Sub. Sec.
15-11-9
City Treasurer he
Amou nt
5.40
and he is
hereby directed, authorized and instructed to correct his tax records
on said Curb and Gutter District No. 11 in accordance with the pro-
visions of this resolution.
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk be and he is hereby
directed, authorized and instructed to forward to the City Treasurer
a certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of Febl'uary, 1940.
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WHEREAS, on the 20th day of February, 1936, the Mayor and
Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska passed and approved
Ordinance No. 1524 levying special water main district taxes to
pay for the constl"uction of Water Main in Water Main Dist:t'ict
No. 77 of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and
WHEREAS, Paul W. K. Ruff was assessed as follows:
NAME
Paul W.:K.. Ruff
LOT
Fr. 1
BLOCK
17
17
ADDITION
Ruff's Add & Compo
Lot in Schimmers Add.
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AMOUNT
35 .90
35.90
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WHEREAS, it appears that it is to the best interest of the
owner of said lots, Paul W.K. Ruff, that said tax be assessed as
follows;
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
Paul W.K. Ruff N~' Fr 1&2 17 Ruff t s Add ~ Compo
Lot in Schimmers Add. 35.90
.. It S'~ Fr 1&2 1'7 tt tt 35.90
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOn AND CITY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the said original
assessment levied in Ordinance No. 1524 levying special water
main taxes on fractional Lots 1 and 2 of Block 17, be and the
same is hereby re-assessed as follows:
NAME
Paul W.K.
II
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LOT
Ruff N~ Fr 1&2
II
II st Fr 1&2
ADilITION AMOUNT
Ruff's Add & Comp. 35.90
Lot in SChimmer's Add.
U It tt 3-5 .90
BLOCK
17
17
Be it further resolved that the City Treasurer and he is hereby
directed, authorized, and instructed to change his tax records so as
to conform with the assessments herein made, and that said Treasurer
collect the tax as provided by law and as provided by the provisions
of Ordinanc e No. 1.524 of' the ordinances of' the City of Grand Island ~
Nebraska.
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk be and he is hereby
directed, authorized and instructed to f'ol'thwi th certify to the
City Treasurer a certified copy of this resolution.
/Respectfull:y submitted this 15th day of February, 1940.
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On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, reolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
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Communication from P.W.A. hegional Office, and a wire to them were
read and filed.
Mayor spoke briefly, after some discussion, Starr moved,
"~he City Engineering be instructed to make estimate on the cost
of widening eddy Street, north to Tenth. Street, to State Street, re-
surfacing all of Eddy and pav:ing of that portion out side of Curb
north of Tenth Street. That application for WPA aid be pI' epared,
and that work ori same begin as soon as weather condition permit.
That money be borrowed, if necessary, and made up in 1940-1941 budget.
Seconded by Colwell. Roll call ballot, all voting "aye."
On motion of Justice, secorrled by Gross, that the 0treet
and Alley Committee, and City Engineer be instructed to investigate
the damage being done on First ""'treet, on account of truck traffic.
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your CorMuittee on Li~lt, Water e~d Ice, report that
on Janua.ry 3, 1940, the Mayor and Council passed vrdinance No. 1704
levyin& special taxes to pay for the cost of the construction of
Water Main District ~o. 84, and th2t several pieces of property
in said distric t ,md the tax assessed against said lots were omitted
from the assessment schedule.
We, therefore, recommend that the Mayor and Council sit
again as a Board of Equalization on Viater Main District No. 84 at
the hour of 7:30 P. M. on the 6th day of March, 1940, that notice
of sRid bqU:lliza tion meeting be given by the City Clerk to all
persons insterested in the construction of said '"Vater Main District,
and that the City Attorney be ins tructed to prepare a new ordinance
levying said special tax~s in said Water Main District and that the
original Ordinance No. 1704 be rep,ea1ed.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of J.'ebruary, 1940.
C. H. .Justice
F. H. Colwell
Julius Boeck
William A. Gross
Light, Water & Ice Committee.
On motion of ~ustice, seconded by Gross, recommendation was
adopted.
Claim of Pete Wise, damage to car on account of tow in,
caused by clearing the Streets of cars for he snmv removal.
On motion of Cords, seconded by Kammer was referred to
Finance Committee.
Petition for creation of Water Main District, on Louise
Street, from Grant Street to West line of Lot 20, Block 5, Ashton
Place, was preseDte~.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Olivetti,
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peti tion was referred to Ice, Water & Light Committee.
Bonds of Ray Lewis, D. L. Halstead and Geo. Williams for Garbage
permits, were presented. On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Boeck,
bonds were approved.
Continuation Certificate of Otto halleI' on Bond was held over.
Ordinance # 1711 pertaining to Beer and Liquor License costs
was passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by starr, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinC:lDce was read at length anddeclared passed its first reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Kammer, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be plrrced on its second reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its s3cond reading.
Moved by Kammer, seconded by Justice, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Gross, seconded by Olivetti, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Some discussion pertaining to the Swimming Pool and land scap-
ing of grounds, all Councilmen participating. No definite action
taken.
Mr. Baker, American l'i.ed Cross Representative, presented a
program which could be put into effect here, pertaining to swimming
classes, instructors and the increased benefits to the City of Grand
Island.
Mr. Larrison, representing N.Y.A., explained a contract from
the Lincoln office, f ')1' the City to sponsor, aNY A proj(3ct to the
extent of $50.00 up to June )0, 1940.
On motion of Kammer, seconded by Olivetti, the Mayor was author-
ized to sign.
On motion of Olivetti, Council adjourned.
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February 21, 940.
Council met in regular session,"His Honor",the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen present at RollCall.
Bids on Furniture,equipment for the City Hall,and sidewalk
and alley pavine adjacent to same,were opened and read by Architect
Shaatuck and tabulated by PWA Eng.Jensen & Mr.Whinnery.
On motion of Kammer and second by Colwwll bids were referred
to the Architect and PWA Engineer for analysis and revommendation.
Roll Call B~llot,Justice,Kammer,Colwell,Starr,Boeck,Gross,Olivetti
and Cords voting HAYE".NAY None.
On motion of Kammer,second by Justice,Council was authorized
to meet in the Auditorium of the New City Hall,~ith all department
heads,officers,architect,PWA Ene.and bidders at 7:30 P.M.Feb.22,1940.
On motion of Gross,second by Kammer,that at th close of the
session the Council adjourn to Febr.23,1940-8:00 o'clock P.M.
Roll Call Ballot.Justice,Kammer,Colwell,Starr,Boeck,Gross,Olivetti
and Cords votine "AYE". ItNAY" None.
Bid on Curb & Gutter Dist.#32 was opened and read as follows:
Diamond Engineering Co.Approx.900 ft.Curb & Gutter @ 9~ per foot.
On motion of Starr,second by Boeck,bid of Diamond Engineering Co .
was accepted.
Petition for opening South Sycamore StEeet adjacent to lots
6-7-8-9-&-10Vantine's Addition,signed by Ray M.Stryker,James R.Bales
et aI, was presented.On Motion of Starr,second by Justice,petition
was referred to Street & Al1e~ Committee.
Petition for Curb & Gutter on John Street, between Cedar Street
and Clark Street, signed George and John Claussen,Pederson et al was
presented. On motion of Starr,second by Justice,was referred to
Street and A;;ey Committee.
Petition for Street Light at the intersections of John and
Eddy Streets and Anna & Eddy Streets was read.On motion of Justice
second by 01ivetti,was referred to the Ic ,Water & Light Committee.
Petition for more adequate street Lighting in the Commercial
District on West Second street, signed by CUL~lings,Babe1Thompson
et a1 was read.On motion of JUstice,second by Kammer was referred
to Ice,Water & Light Committee.
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RESOLUTION.
WHEREAS:Warrants have been issued to the limit of eightyfiv8 A,
per cent of the amount appropriated,for the Incidental Fund of the
General Fund, and under the Laws of the State of Nebraska,no further
warrants can be drawn on this appropriation.
And VffiEREAS:There is an unexpended balance in the Light Fund,
all anticipated expenditures being provided for,said Light Fund
b:eing a surplus earnlngs of the Light Department.
THEREFORE: Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the
City of Gnand Island,Nebraska,that the sum of TEN THOUSEND DOLLARS
($lO,OOO.OO)be transferred from the Light Fund to the Incidental
Fund of the General Fund,and that the City Clerk be instructed add
hereby authmrized to mssue warrants up to this amount.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED:That the City Treasurer be directed
and hereby authorized to transfer the sum of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
($10,000.001 from the Light Fund to the Incidental Fund of the
General Fund.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That at the time of making the
Appropriations for the year 1940-1941,an appropriation be made in
the Incidental Fundof the General Fund to repay said amount to the
Light Fund.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
C.J.Cords.
E.C.Kammer.
G.R.Colwell.
William A.Gross.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
On motion of Corms,second by Gross,Resolut on was adopted.Roll
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RESOLUTION.
WHEREAS:Alan A.Hudson,the owner of Liquor License No.771 and
Beer License No.I090,issued byt eh Nebraska Liquor ~ontrol Com-
mission,and operating in the Stratton Hotel,has been has appointed
Norman E.Brogan temporary manager of said store and tavern while
the said Alan A.Hudson is temporarily absent from Grand ISland,and
VffiEREAS:the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission has requested
that said appointment be approved by the City Counci+ of the City
of Grnad Island,
NOW,TREREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED That the City Council of the City
of Grand Island hereby approve said appointment of the said Norman
E.Brogan as temporary manager,on the condition,however,that the
bond heretofore given shall remain in full forae and effect,and
that said store and tavern will be conducted in accordance with
the ordinances of the City of Grand Island,and in accordance with
the laws of the State of Nebraska.
BE IT FURTHER RESIDLVED:that the City Clerk be and he is
hereby directed,authorized and instructed to forwand to the Neb-
raska Liquor Control COlnmission at Lincoln,Nebraska,a certified
copy of this R~SOLUTION.
RESPECTFULLY submitted this 21st day of February,1940.
M.A.Olivetti.
Julius Boeck.
F.R.Colwell.
C.H.Justice.
Ordinance,License & Bond Comi
On motion of Olivetti,second by Boeck,RESOLUTION was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,all voting "AYE". "NAY" None.
Colwell requested more time for finding a suitable place to
store the equipment,now stored in the Car Testing Building, so the
the bull~ing could be used for a Recreation Center.
After some discussion as to whether visitors should be allowed
in City Hall,Starr moved,second by Colwell,"That no one except con-
tractors,workmen and those connected with the building be allowed
to enter,except on permission of the contractor or architect,who
would furnish a guide~ Motion carried.
Colwell,Barratt and Shattuck gave some data concerning the
Armory,after which there was some discussion.No positive action taken.
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February 21,1940.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We,your committee on Water and Lightto whom was referred
the petition of Dr.Mikel et al,to lay a water main in West Louise
Street,abutting their property,wish to recommend that a distriet
be created covering said water main,and that the City Attorney be
instructed to draw up an orldinancecreating same.
C.II.Justice.
William A.Gross.
Julius Boeck.
F.U.Colwell.
On motion of Justice,second by Boeck report was adopted.
starr reported that the Chief of Police had been insfructed
to keep truck traffic on the Highway Routes through the City,
and the Chief and City Engineer are preparing signs to direct
truck traffic to remain on said routes through the City.
Bills were read,on motion ot Cords,second by Olivetti,were
allowed as read.Roll Call Ballot,all voting "AYE".
Mayor notified the Council of Eledtion Proclamation to be
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published.
On motion of Kammer,second by Cords,Council adjourned un-
til 8:00 o'clock P.M.February 23,1940.
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Council met as per adjournment of Febr.21.IIHis Honor"the Mayor
presiding.AII Councilmen answering at RoIICall.Mr.Shattuck made the
following recommendation:"With respect to the bids for equipment,
opened Febr.21,11940,I recommend the contracts be awarded to lowest
bidders as setforth in resolutions offered:Justice presented following,
RESOLUTION.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL of the City of
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has received
bids for Item No.1, Venetian blinds and window shades for the
City Hall Building, and
WHEREAS, the bid of the R. W. Kerr Company of Hastings,
Nebraska, is the lowest and best bid received for such work,
NOW, THERRF'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the contract for such
work be awarded to the R. IN. Kerr Company, for the sum of $704.00,
such amount being deter~~ned by the acceptance of the bid.
Provided, however, that this award shall not be effected until
the R. W. Kerr Company shall have been notified in writing by the
Ci ty Clerk of said Oi ty of such a\'Jard.
Respectfully submitted this 23rd day of February, 1940.
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Roll Call Ballot. Voting "AYE"Justice ,Kammer ,Colwell, Starr ,Gross
Doeck,Olivetti & Cords."NAY"-None.
Colwell offered the follOWing Resolution,
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THe MAYOR AND COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska:
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has received
bids for Item No.2, Cement sidewalks and alley paving for the
City Hall Building, and
WHEREAS, the bid of the Geer Company of Grand Island,
Nebraska, is the lowest and best bid received for such work,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the contract for such
work be awarded to the Geer Company, for the sum of $1245.00,
such amount being determined by the acceptance of the bid.
Provided, however, that this award shall not be effected until
the Geer Company shall have been notified in writing by the City
Clerk of said City of such award.
Respectfully submitted this 23rd day of February, 1940.
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On motion of Colwell,secona by Justice,RESOLUTION was
adopted.Roll Call Ballot,all voting lAYE".Justice,Boeck,Kammer,
Gross,Colwell,Olivetti,Starr & Cords. Voting "NAY"-None.
starr presented the following Resolution;
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska:
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has received
bids for Item No.3, Vestibule rubber mats for the City Hall
Building, and
WHEREAS, the bid of the American Mat Corporation of Omalla,
Nebraska, is the lowest and best bid received for such work,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE rr RESOLVED, that the contract for such
work be awarded to the American Mat Corporatio~, for the sum of
$114.30, such amount being determined by the acceptance of the
bid. Provided, however, that this award shall not be effected
until the American Mat~hal1 have been notified in
writing by the City Clerk of said City of such award.
Respectfully submitted this 23rd day of February, 1940.
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On motion of Starr,second by Justice,RESOLUTION was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,a11 voting "AYE"-Justice,Kammer,Cplwell,Starr,
Boeck,Gross,Olivetti & Cords.
Cords offered the following RESOLUTION,
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE N~YOR AND COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska:
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has received
bids for Item No.4, Council room carpeting and felt padding,
for the City Hall Building, and
WH~~EAS, the bid of the Alexander Furniture Company of
Grand Island, Nebraska, is the lowest and best bid recei ved for
such work,
NOW, THER:&F'ORE, BE IT RESOLV.ED, that the contI'act for such
work be awarded to the Alexander Furniture Company, for the sum
of $1269.00, such amount being determined by the acceptance of
the bid. Provided, however, that this award shall not be effected
until the Alexander Furniture Company shall have been notified in
writing by the City Clerk of said City of such award.
Respectfully submitted this 23rd day of February, 1940.
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On motion of Cords,second by Olivetti-RESOLUTION was adopted.
RollCall Ballot,all voting "AYEIt.Justice,Kammer,Colwell,Starr,
Boeck,G~oss,Olivetti & Cords.
Gross offered the following RESOLUTION,
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BE IT HESOLVED BY THE MAyan AND COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska:
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has received
bids for Item No.5, Display window and Police Department window
awnings for the City Hall Building, and
WHEREAS, the bid of the Atlas Awning and Waterproof Company
of Omaha, Nebraska, is the lowest and best bid received for such
wOl>k,
NOW, THeREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the contract for such
work be awarded to the Atlas Awning and Waterproof Company for
the sum of ~~l022.65, such amount being determined by the acceptance
of the bid. Provided, however, that this award shall not be
effected until the Atlas Awning and Waterproof Company shall have
been notified in writing by the City Clerk of said City of such
award.
Respectfully submitted this 23rd day of February, 1940.
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Roll Call Ballot all voting tlAYEtI.Juctice,Boeck,Kammer,Gross,
Colwell,Olivetti,Starr & Cords."NAYII-None.
Olivetti offered the following RESOLUTION,
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAyOR AND COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska:
WHERE~, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has received
bids for Items No.7 to No. 35 inclusive, steel shelving and
metal furniture for the City Hall Building, and
WHEREAS, the bid of the R. E. Murphy Company of Grand Island,
Nebraslm, is the lowest and best bid received for such worl{,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the contract for such
work be awarded to the R. E. IVIurphy Company, for the sum of
$6604.71, such amount being determined by the acceptance of the
bids. Provided, however, that this award shall not be effected
until the Murphy Company shall have been notified in writing
by the City Clerk of' said City of such award.
Respectfully submitted this 23rd day of Feb11uary, 1940.
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On m~6n of Olivetti,second by Gross,RESOLUTION was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,all voting "AYE"..Tustice,Kammer,Colwell,Starr
Boeck,Gross,Olivetti &Cords.Voting "NAY"-None.
Request of Harvey Thompson for a change of location for his
beer & liquor licenses,from 421 West Third st.to 406 West Third St.
On motion of Olivetti request was referred to License Committee.
Petition for Water Main to be located on Cherry street be-
tween 9TH & 11TH Streets was presented,on motion of Gross,second
by Boeck-Request was referred to Ice,Water & Light Committee.
Hardeman reported the cost to the Cfuty in resurfacing Eddy
Street from 3RD to 10TH Street would be $12,OOO.00,total cost
$40,010.00,portion of which would be for labor and materials
furnished by WPA.On motion of Starr second by Boeck Mayor and Engineer
were authorlzed to sign WPA documents. Colwell reported that the Bacteriol
ogist could make arrangements pertaining to more reom for Clerk.
On motion of Starr,second by Olivetti Council adjourned.F.S.White.City
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Counc5.1 met a s Board of Equalization.lfHis Honor",the Mayor pre-
siding.All Councilmen answered at RollCall.The Following Resolution was
presented:
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE N~YOR ANL CITY' COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due notice
thereof, that we find the
.istl.:tCt No. 84 to be the
fits accruing to the real
total cost of the construction of Water Main
total sum of $2,054.65; that we find the bene-
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and that We find the benefi ts accruing to the respecti ve lots, tracts,
and parcels of land to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions
as follows:
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Adolph Boehm 9
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F.M. Bartling 6
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George W.Tucker 1031t ft Co.
L.W. Johnson 284 ft. fart
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Frank Strasser 208.6" It
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Dick Brase N. 48 ft 7
H.J.Bartenbach Est. S. 84 ft 7
Dick Brase N. 48 ft 6
H. J' .Barte!lbach Est. ~~.~. 8"4 ft 6
Christena Bennetsen S. 1/3 8
U II N. 1/3 8
Henry Linderkamp Jr. C. 1/3 8
Gladys G. Hoffman S. t 5
Don Dever . N. ~ 5
Christena Bennetsen 81/3 &N1/3 7
Henry Linderkamp Jr. C. 1/3 7
Bertha Green 5
Pearl M. & Claud E. Reuting 6
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112.82
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82.18
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LIGHT, WATER, AND IOE. COMMITTEE
There being no protests,on motion of Justice,second by Boeck
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Board of Equalization.
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Council met in regular session,1I111s Honor I! , the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen answered at Roll Call.
Minutes of previous meetings,February 21 & 23 were read,there
being no corrections or alterations,sttood approvedas read.
Communication from Mr.Beals,Secretary of League of Nebraska
Municipalities,was read and on motion of Kammer,second by Boeck was
referred to Police Committee.
Request from Mr.Holmes,Attorneyfor Mr.McIntosh,for a hearing
before the Board of Adjustment,was read.On motion of Starr,sedond by
Olivetti,was referred to Building Code Committee.
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i;Vlfe:REAS, the City of Grand Island, in protecting :lts liens
on real estate by reason of special assessments and tax fore-
closure suits has bid in certain lots, tracts and parcels of
1anel, the descriptions of whlch and the amount bid for said real
estate appear in reports furnished by the City Treasurer under
date of March 6, 1940, said report being on file with the City
Clerk.
WKE:J:1EAS, the amount made necessaT'y to pay for said property
bid in and which must be paid to the Sheriff of Hall County,
NebI'aska, for the purchase of said real estate is the sum of
$6,500 which amount 1;vi11 have to be borT'owed fro,n the Light
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Fund to pay for the purchase of said lane',
THEHEPORE, BE I'f HBSOLVED BY THE MAYOE. AnD CrEY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the sum of $6,500
be bOl~rowed from the Light Fund to pay ror said real estate and
that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed, authorized
I and instructed to trausfer from the Lippt li'und to the Incidental
Fund of the General Pund the su of $6,500 to pay for said real
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same.
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Be it furthel> resolved that the time of making the budget
and the annual appropriations for the year of 1940-1941, that
this amount so borrowed be levied by general taxation and that
the same be paid to the said Light Fund.
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk be and he is
hereby directed and instructed to forward to the City Treasurer
a certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of March, 1940.
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On motion of Cords,second by Kammer,Rewolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,all colimcilmen voting "AYE".
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WH:81tEAS, on the l5tb day of November 19~)3, the Mayor and
City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed
Ordinance No. 1472 levying special water main taxes to pay for
the cost of the construction of Water Main District No. 74 and
assessed Lot 1, Block 20, Baker's Addition in the SUIll of ~~36.45J
and
WH:r~iRE:AS, said ordinance pr'ovided that the amount of said
special taxes should be collected as tapping charges and the
same should not bear interest and should not be collected until
said main was tapped.
WHEREAS, tb.e pl"8sent owner of said premises has constT'ucted
dwelliJ:)gs thereon and has 8U ppli ed wat er to said Lot fr'om Wat er
Main District No. 83; and, therefor'e, the tax against said Lot 1,
Block 20, Bakel" s Addi t:ton should nOv"l be collected.
TH11U~FOH.E, be it resolved by the Mayor and City Gouncil of
the Gi ty of Grand Island, NebrL1ska, that the City Treasurer be
and he is hereby directed, authorized, and instr'ucted to pl"O-
ceed to collect said tax on said Lot 1, Block 20, Baker's
Addit5_on to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and the same be
collected as in case of other special taxes.
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk be and he is here-
by directed, and instructed to forward to the City Treasurer a
certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of March, 1940.
C.R.Just1b.ce.
William A.Gross.
Julius Boeck.
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On marion of Justice,second by Boeck,Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,all Councilmen voting "AYE".
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WHEREAS, on the 15th day of February, 1939, the Mayor and
City Council passed Ordinance No. 1629 levying special taxes to
pay for the cost of construction and repair of sidewalks along
certain lots~ tracts and parcels of land and assessed Lot 4,
Block 19, Kernohan and Deckers Addition to the C:t ty of Grand Island,
Nebraska, in the sum of $46.39, said lot belongipg Howard E. and
Ethel Mae Ashburn, and
WHEHEAS, said tax was erroneously assessed against the
entire lot and the same should have been assessed to the North
77 feet of said Lot 4, Block 19, Kernohan and Deckers Addition.
Be it resolved by the "Mayor and City Council that said special
tax for the cost of construction of said sidewalk be re-assessed
as follows:
OWN EE. LOT
Howard E. and Ethel Mae
Ashburn N77 ft.4
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ADDI~'IO:N AMOUNT
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Kernohan & Decker 46.39
T<,~.~ Jt f.urther resel ved. thB.t tl1e 01 ty Treasurer be ancl 11e is
hereby directed, authoriz ed, and instructed to clLange his tax
records in accordance with trle provi sions of thisresolutiotJ..
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk be and he is hereby
directed and instructed to forward to the said City Treasurer a
certif i ed copy of thi s resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of ]'1arch, 1940.
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M.A.Olivetti.
C.H.Justice.
C.J.Cords.
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On motion of Starr,second b~ Olivetti,Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,all Councilmen voting "AYE".
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BE 1'1' RESOLVlill BY TEE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, as follows:
1. That it is deemed advisable and for the best interest of
said City that the Contract between the said City and
Craw!ord:.. Electr:~..?_~?:, Nor.!E....Platt~~eb~.1 the Contractor,
covering work on the
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be changed in accordance 'iivi th the Requested Contract Change Order
which is attached hereto and made a part hereof.
2. That it is hereby determined that all the data necessary
to obtain a comprehensl va and intelligent bid, which data, prepar'ed
and assembled by Gordon Shattuck, Architect of Grand Island,
Nebraska, are referred herein and made a part hereof, Wex'e properly
submitted to said Contractor with a request that such Contractor
submi t a proposal to said City covering sucb proposed change.
3. That the proposal of said Contractor, a copy of which is
hereto attached, and made a part hereof, to make the said change
and accept ther efor an increase in the contract price of ~1:804 !~,_,
be and the same is hereby accepted for and in behalf of said City.
4. That such acceptance of the Contractor's proposal shall
become effecti ve only when a certifi ed copy of thi s resolution is
sent to the Contractor by the City Clerk of the said City.
5. That the City Clerk forvvard to the Residence Engineer
Inspector for the Pederal Works Agency, Public Works Admini stration,
Grand Island, Nebraska, four certified copies of this resolution.
Hespectfully submitted this 6th day of March__.__, 1940.
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W.h.c;r-i..J.!'l.d,i::l, Gordon Shattuck, A.'rchitect, has submitted to tIle
Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
specifications and estimates for equipment consisting of wire
baskets for clothing, metal racks for the storage of said bashets,
rubber wrist bands, diving boal'ds and life guard chairs, for the
svlimming pool for the City of Grand I s land, 1\1 ebr:~_ska, and
WHBR.EAS, said specifications and estimates have been con-
sidered and examined and found to be correct in all respects.
THEREF'OHE, BE n.1 RESOLVED BY 'l'H1-<; j/IAyon AND CIIIIY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that said specifications ancJ
estimates as submitted by Gordon Shattucl:, Architect, be and the
same are hereby in all respects approved.
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk be and he is
hereby instructed to advertise for bids for the purchase of said
equipment and the same to be opened and read aloud at a Council
meeting called for that purpose vIhen directed so to do by said
Arcld tect, Gordon Shattuck.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of March, 1940.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THe MAYOR N~D CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, as follows:
1. That it is deemed advisable and for the best interest of
said City that the contract between the said City and
Diamond Eng:i;n~ering Go =-_' GralJ:o~_:f.1?l,~(l,. Nebr. _, the Contractor,
covering work on the
Swinnning Pool
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of said City
be changed in accordance with the Requested Contract Change Order
which is attached hereto and made a part hereof.
2. That it is hereby determined that all the data necessary
to obtain a comprehensive and intelligent bid, whicl1 data, prepal'ed
and assembled by Gordon Shattuck, Architect of Grand Island,
Nebraska, are referred herein and made a part hel'eof, were properly
submitted to said Contractor with a request that such Contractor
submit a proposal to said City covering such proposed change.
3. That the proposal of said Contractor, a copy of which is
hereto attached, and. made a part hereof, to make the said change
and accept therefor an increase in the contract price of $1,338.46
be and the same is hereby accepted 1'01' and in behalf of said City.
4. That such acceptance of the Contractor's proposal shall
become effective only when a certified copy of this resolution is
sent to the Contractor by the City Clerk of the said City.
5. That the City Clerk forward to the Residence Engineer
Inspector for the Federal Works Agency, Public Works Administration,
Grand Island, Nebraslm, four certified. copi es of thi s resolution.
this 6th day of March
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Roll Call Ballot,all councilmen vcbting ItAYE".
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RESOLUTION
BE re RESOLVED BY 'I'RE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, as follows:
1. That it is deemed advisable and for the best interest of
said City that the contract between the said City and
The Geer Company ,-2E~d Island~ Nebraska ,.' the Contractor,
covering work on the City Hall,j3uildtnK . _ of said City
be changed in accordance with the Requested Contract Change Order
which is attached hereto and nmde a part hereof.
2. That it is hereby determined that all the data necessary
to obtain a comprehensive and intelligent bid, which data, prepared
and assembled by Gordon Shattuck, Architect of Grand Island,
Nebraska, are referred herein and made a part hereof, were properly
submitted to said Contractor with a request that such Contractor
submit a proposal to said City covering such proposed change.
3. That the proposal of said Contractor, a copy of which is
hereto attached, and made a part hereof, to make the said change
and accept therefor an increase in the contract price of $~~03.52
be and the same is hereby accepted for and in behalf of said City.
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4. That such acceptance of the Contractor's proposal shall
become effective only when a certified copy of this resolution is
sent to the Contractor by the City Clerk of the said City.
5. That the City Clerk forward to the Residence Engineer
Inspector, for the Federal Works Agency, Public Works Administration,
Grand Island, Nebraska, four certified copies of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of ---M?-rch , 1940.
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motion of Starr1second by Olivetti,Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,All Councilmen voting "AYEII.
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RI:!.:SOL VED BY THE Ivli\YOH AND CrI'Y COUNGIT.J of the Ci t-y of
GT'and Island, :NebrHska, as follows:
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1. That it is deemed advisable and for the best interest of
said City that the contract between the said City and
The_ Ge.~~_.9..2!npaQ:x.L Gr'an~..;.-1sl.~nd..L.Nebra8.lf~.__.___., the Contractor,
covering work on the _ Ci~LHal.l Building_______ of said City
be changed in accordance with the Hequested Contract Change Order
which is attached hereto and made a pax't hereof.
2. That it is hereby determined that all the data necessary
to obtain a compT'ehensive and intelligent bid, which data, prepal'ed
and assembled by GOJ:,don Shattuck, Architect of Grand. Island,
Nebraska, are referred herein and made a part hereof, were properly
submitted. to said Contl~actor with a request that such Contractor
subrni t a proposal to said City covering su ell propo sed change.
3. That the proposal of said Contl'sctor, a copy of which is
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hereto attached, and mad () a part hereof, to make the 8aid cban.ge
and accept therefor' [, decrease in the contract price of $ l6..?_~~..i.._'
be and the same is hereby accepted for and in behalf of said City.
4. That such acceptance of the Contl'actor I s proposal shall
become effective only when a certified copy of this resolution is
sent to the Contl~actOl' by the City Clerk of' tbe said City.
5. That the City Clerk forvvard to the Residenc e Engineer
Inspector for the Federal Works Agency, Public Works Administration,
Grand Island, Nebraska, four certified copies of this resolution.
R~spectfully submitted this _2.RL day of -1ilarcili____' 1940.
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On motion of Kammer,second by Justice,Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,AII voting ltAYElt.
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE ~~YOR AND CITY COUNCIl of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, as follows:
1. That it is deemed advisable and for the best interest of
said City that the contract between the said City and
rvrr. E. L. Rodwell, Omaha, .l.~ ebraska , the Contractor,
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covering \Nork on the --9.i.Si.. Hal} Buildi..p..1i..-
of said City
be changed in accordance with the Requested Contract Change Order
which is attached hereto and made a part hereof.
2~ That it is hereby determined that all the data necessary
to obtain a comprehensive and intelligent bid, which data, prepared
and asseim)led by Gordon Shattuck, Architect of Grand Island,
Nebraska, are referred herein and made a part hereof, were properly
submitted to said Contractor with a request that such Contractor
submit a proposal to said City covering such proposed change.
3. That the proposal of said Contractor, a copy of which is
hereto attached, and made a part hereof, to make the said change
and ace ept therefor an increas e in the contract pric e of $398..9.12__._,
be and the same is hereby accepted for and in behalf of said City.
4. That such acceptance of the Contractor's proposal shall
become effective only when a certified copy of this resolution is
sent to the Contractor by the City Clerk of the said City.
5. That the City Clerk forwal'd to the Residence Engineer
Inspector for the Federal Works Agency, Public Works Administration,
Grand Island, Neb:t'aska, four certified copies of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 6th.
On motion of Colwell, second by Olivetti,Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,AII Councilmen voting flAYE".
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COIiIMI'rrr1EE REPORT
To the UIayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska,
Gentlemen:
We your Special Building Committee report as follovis:
The City of Grand Island, prepared an amendatory application
and submitted sarile to the Centl'al PWA office in Washington, D.C.
for appT'oval, asking an additional grant for swimming pool con-
struction. This amendatory application contained, in addition to
other items, a request for additional funds to finance the extra
cost of installing steel toilet and shower partitions in the two
bath houses instead of the wood partitions as contained in the
original plans and specifications. This particular item was not
approved by the Central P'NA office; and on motion of the Mayor and
City Council, the Architect was directed to ask for reconsideration
of this itom by the Central PWA office.
Hovvever, it was necessary that the i'm'mal amendatory offel' of
the United States GoveI'nment, for such items as were approved, be
accepted by the Mayor and City Council, that this acceptance, to-
gether with the application for time extension, be approved by tb.e
P\!VA, before a request for' reconsideration of such items as were dis-
approved, or in other words, a second amendatory application could
be submitted for reconsideration to the Central PWA office in
Wasbington.
The acceptance of the fopmal amenclatopy offep and the request
for the time extension [laVe not been approved by the PWA to date;
and it i8 believed that the time required for the submission of a
request for reconsideration, or in other words, a second amendatory
application to cover the Garernment's share of the cost of using
steel partitions instead of Vlood paptitions would result in the
SWimming pool not being ready for operation at the start of the
SWimming season, due to the fact that acceptance on suell a request
would probably require at least six weeks in the Central PWA of rice
in Washinp;ton.
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It is also believed that the wood partitions vvould gi ve
satisfactory service over a period of a good many years, and
that at the end of such period, same could be replaced with
steel partitions if such action is deemed appropr'iate and
advisable at that future time.
It is the recommendation of this committee thattbe architect
be instructed to di rect the contractor to proceed immediately 'with
the :tnstallation of the wood toilet and sho~Ner partitions in both
bath hou ses .
Respectfully submitted this 6tb day of March, 1940.
E.C.Kammer.
C.J.Co]:'ds.
.-lV.illiam_ A. G~oss ._~_____
F.H.Colwell.
- SpeCial. BuiT(fil1g Corrmll t'fe-e-.-
On motion of Kammer,second by Gross,recommendation was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,AII Councilmen voting "AYE".
After some discussion on the usage of FIRE HOSE for flushing
Sewre Lines and settling dirches,on motion of Boeck,second by Olivetti
Street & Alley and Sewer Committees for recommendation.
Grand Island,March,2,1940.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We,your Committee on Water and Light,to whom was referred
the Petition of Mr.& Mrs.George V.Pedersen et al.,for the installation
of Street Lights at John & Eddy Streets and Anna& Eddy Streets. We
wish to recommend the installation of a street light at ANNA & EDDY
Streets only.We rlecommend that the Water & Light Commissioner be
given instructions to make these installations .
C.H.Justice.
William A.Gross.
Julius Boeck.
F.H.Colwell.
I.W.& L.Committee.
On motion of Justice ,second by Gross recommendation was adopted.
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March 2,1940
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Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Isl~nd,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We,your Committee on Water & Light,to whom was referred the
water main petition to lay a water main in Cherry Street from
Ninth to Eleventh Street,signed by C.O.Bradley etal.,wish to re-
commend that a district be created and the elerk be instructed to
advertise for bids for the same.
C.H.Justice.
William A.Gross.
Julius Boeck.
F.R.Colwell.
On motion of Justice,second by Boeck,recommendation was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,All voting "AYE".
March 6,1940.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
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We,your Committee on Water and Light beg to submit herewith X
plans and specifications as proposed by our Engineers,the Black & Veatch
Company of Kansas City,Missouri,covering the construction of a new
three million gallon reservoir on Lots seven & eight (7&8) Block
Forty Four (44),Original Town.We recommend that these plans and speci-
ficatmons and the estimate be approved zand that the City Clerk be
instructed to advertise for bids on the same,to be opened April
3,1940,bids to be received by him until Eight o'clock P.M. on the
above date,and to be accompanied by a certified check,cashier's check
or bidders bond,in the amount of not less than 5% of the amount of
the total bid.
C.R.Justice.
William A,Gross.
Julius Boeck.
F.H.Colwell.
I.W.& L.Committee.
On motion of Justice,second by Gross,recommendation was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,all Councilmen voting "AYE".
Justice requested more time for the Committee to make decision
pertaining to request for more adequate lighting on West Second Street
in the Commercial Zone.
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Committee Report. U
To The Mayor & Ci t~r Council: We, the members of Ordinance, license & bond
Committee,to whom was refer~ed the application of Harvey Thompson re-
questing change of address for his beer tavern from 421 West Third St.
to 406 West Third St.,report that investigation has been made,and we
recommend the request be granted.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of March,1940.
M.A.Olivetti,Julius Boeck,F.H.Colwell,C.H.Justice,Committee.
On motion of Olivetti,second by Boeck,recommendation was adopte~.
RESOLUTION
BE ref RESOL Vlill .By THE l\rIAYOR AND COUNCIL of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, that the request of Harvey Thompson asking that
he be premitted to move his beer tavern from 421 West Third
Street to 406 West Tttird street, be and the same is hereby granted.
BE IT FUHTIIEH RESOLV}<.1) that the City Clerk be and he is
b.oreby directed, authorized, and instx'ucted to fox'VJ8.J'd to the
Neb1'aska Liquor Control Commission At Lincoln, Nebl"'D.ska, a
certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of March, 1940.
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__F.R.Colwell.
C.H.Justice.
Ordinance,Ll:-cens-e' and Bond Corrml1ttee
On motion of Olivetti,secmnd by Boeck,Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,each Councilman voting "AYE".
Bonds as follows were presented:For Garbage Hauler *Hugh Burk,
W.M.Johnson-O.M.Hunter-Joe Robertson-Fritz Brase & Ed Stevenson,
,PerfommanceBond of Leo Cole covering Gravelling of the streets,
on motion of Olivetti,second by Justice,bonds were accepted.
Continuation Certificates on bonds for Roscoe Bennett,Drain-
Layer & Plumber,O.H.Haller-Police, & Felix Geisinger-Electrician
were presented and on motion of Olivetti,Second by Justice were referred
back to the Committee.
Kammer reported the Park dept men were ready to lay the floor
in the East 6TH Street voting Station if it was 6K with council,
and was informed that the City Property Com. and Park Com. could work
out the progr3ill to suit their convenience.
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Grand Island,Nebraska.
March 6,1940
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Isl nd,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We,your Committeeon Street & Alley,to whom was referred the
petition of John Claussen,Jmhn Hehnke et al.,requesting a Curb &
Gutter District in the following location:On John street from
Cedar Street to Clark Street 0 N both sides of the btreet.
After careful consideration of the petition,we find that it
is cocrect in all respects. We, therefore recommend that the Curb &
Gutter District be created. That the estimate of the Engineer cov-
ering the cost of the district be approved. That the specifications
be approved and the City Clerk be instruceed to advertise for bids
for the construction of Curb & Gutter District $33,according to speci-
fica~ions now on ftle,that bids be received up to 8 o'clock P.M. March
20,1940,and be publicly opened on that date.
Elias F.Starr.
M.A. Olivetti.
C.B.Justice.
C.J.Cords.
STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE.
On motion of Starr,second by Justice,Recommendation was adopte d.
Roll Call Ballot,all Councilmen vitong "AYE".
Grand ISland,Manch,6,1940.
Honorable Mayor & City Council:
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineer's Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No.33.
Approx.2800 lin.ft.Curb & Gutter @30~ per ft. $840.00
The cost to the contractor shall be .09 per ft.
Respedtfully submitted,
J.H.Hardeman,Engineer.
On motion of Starr,2nd by Justice,Estimate was adopted.
Grand Island,Marlch 6,1940.
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Honorable Mayor &City Council:
Grand Island,Nebr.
Gentle men:
The following is the Engineer's Estimate for Water Main Dist.#85.
Approximately 450 lin.ft.of 6 inch <<ast Iron water main @
$1.35 per ft. $607.50. The engineering and advertising shall be $60.75
Respectfully submitted,
J.H.Hardeman,City Engineer.
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On motion of Justice,second by Boeck,estimate was adopted.
Grand Island,Nebraska.
March 6,1940.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentleman:
The following is the Engineer's Estimate for Water Main
District #86.
Approximately 600 lin ft.of 4 inch Cast Iron Water Main
@ $1.15 per foot-$690.00.The engineering and advertising shall be $70.00
Rspectfully submitted,
J.H.Hardeman,City Engineer.
On motion of Justice,second by Boeck,estimate was adopted.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
To the Mayor & City Cpuncil,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentleman:
We, the members of the Police Committee,report that a re-
quest has been made by N.D.Zachry,Chief of Police,for an increase
in the personnel of said department by addine thereto one patrolman.
The Chief of Police reports that because of the increase
in population of the City and a corresponding increase in theduties
and responsibilities, the addition of one patrolman is necessary.
We,your committee,therefore,recommend hhat one additional
patrolman be added to said force ,and that his salary for said ser-
vices be as fixed by the salary ordinance heretofore adopted by the
Mayor and Council.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of March,1940.
E.C.Kammer.
William A.Gross.
Julius Boeck.
Elias F.Starr.
Police Committee.
On motion of Kammer,second by Boeck,recommendation was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,all Councilmen votine "AYE".
Starr nlentioned that the street & Alley Com. had investigated
the south end of Sycamore and that it would be neceaasary to buy
farm +and in order to get enough ground for open:i.ng the street and
wisked IDmre time to contact the proper parties.
Bills were read and on motion of Olivetti,second by Gross,
allowed as read.Roll Call Ballot,AII Councilmen voting "AYE".
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Ordinance #1712, levying special Water Main District taxes
to pay for the cost of construction of Water Main District # 84,
was passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be p~aced
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Olivetti, that the rules be
suspended and tlle ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot all voting aye.
The ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Colwell, that the rules be suspended
and the ordina.nce be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Gross, that the ordinance be
placed on its final reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was fina'ly iJassed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1713, creating Curb & Gutter District #33, was
passed by the Council and s:igned by the Mayor.
Moved ,by Starr, seccm.ded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first r:lading at l':mgth. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length ::end declred passed its first
reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Olivetti, that the rules be
suspended and tlle ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read by its title
and declared Dassed its second reading.
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Moved byStarr, seconded by Colwell, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance wqs read by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Olivetti, second~d by Gross, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Ordinance #1714, creating Water Main District #85, was passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Justice, seconded by starr, tLat the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was read at l.c:mgth and decla.red passed its fir st
reading.
Moved by starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Starr, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the ordinance be
placed on its final reading and. finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1715, creating Water Main District #86, was passed
by the C uncil and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by CoJ~ell, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
. Moved by Starr, seconded by Gross, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title. Holl call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its second reading.
Moved by starr, seconded by Gross, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Kammer, that the ordinance be
placed on its final reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
a11 voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
March 6, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineers estimate for the resurfacing of
Eddy street from Third Street to lOth street, as per plans and
specifications now on file in the City Clerks office, which includes
12, 119 sq yes of 5 inch reinforced concrete pavement, and 5, 496
lin ft of Curb and Gutter. The cost to the City of Grand Island,
Nebr., to be approx. $12,500.00. Total contract including the Works
Progress Administration to be $40,010.00.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
City Engineer.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Gross, the estimate be adopted. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
March 6, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street & Alley Committee, recommend that the City Clerk
advertise for bids as per specifications now on file in the City Clerks
office, for resurfacing Eddy street from Third street to Tenth Street,
inclusing curb & Gutter. Bids to be for managing contract, and for
supervision and equipment contract. Bids to be accepted up to 8:00
o'clock P.M. March 20, 1940.
Respectfully submitted,
Elias F. Starr
C. H. Justice
C. J. Cords
M. A. Olivetti
Street & Alley Committee
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, the report be adopted. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye.
Kammer moved that Gordon Shattuck, and the City Attorney be
authorized to go to Chicago Sunday night, to expedite the handling
of papers now in on Projects #1445-F and 1464-F.
Moved by Justice, seconded by ~ammer, the Council adjourn.
March 6, 1940.
F. S. White,
City CI'~rk.
GENERAL FUND
. To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
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Street & Alley
Gas Tax
Sewer
Engineer
Incidentals
Airport
Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
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Re-Approp.
Park Fund
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Appropl
Re-Approp.
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Water Fund
. Light Fund
Sewer District
Paving District
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APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO MARCH 7, 1940.
150,496.51
12,527.53
54,351.92
110,347.50
690.60
10,216.80
338,630.8b
Respectfully submitted,
APPROPRIATED
$ 5,000.00
12,000.00
RE-APPROP.
TRANSFERS
3.000.00
15,000.00
800.00
16,800.00
16,000.00
-6)-600.00
23,400.00
27,500.00
6,500.00
17,200.00
2,000.00
6,000.00
10,000.00
6,500.00
41,700.00
1.300.00
9,000.00
7,700.00
11,500.00
4,920.00
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5,7 0.00
30,440.00
114,920.00
30,4~0.00
145,3 0.00
15,000.00
700.00
15,700.00
38,000.00
9,500.00
36,000.00
5,000.00
3,466.00
8,466.00
3,000.00
221,420.00
3~,606.00
25 ,026.00
34,606.00
EXPENDED
BALANCE
$ 5,000.00
8,235.30
6,764.70
21,121.14
16,675.03
.3,1,.41.74
2,278.86
10,824.97
3,058.26
28,582..39
1.3,117.61
6,743.09
402.94
2,256.91
11,097.06
5,760.00
85,201.63 60,158.37
6,811.30 8,888.70
23,264.03 14,735.97
5,429.28 4,070.72
23,759.15 12,240.85
5,0.31.12 3,434.88
1,000.00 2,000.00
105,529.49
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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Grand Island,Nebraska,Mar.20,1940.
Council met in regular session,"His Honor" the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen answered at Roll Call.
Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.
Petition for street Light at lIt h & Wheeler was read,on
motion of Justice,second by Kammer,was referred to Light Committee.
Communication from Soren Jensen thanking the Council and
Ci ty Official for' their cooperation during his time of service
here with the PWA on the two PWA Projects,was read ,on motion
01 Justice jsecond by Olivetti,Letter was received and placed
on File.
On motion of Kammer,second by Colwell, the Mayor was author-
ized to mail to Mr.Jensen a Letter complimenting and thanking
Mr.Jensen for the efficient manner in which he has handled all
matters pertaining to the completion of the two City Projects,
PWA Docket #Nebr.1445-F & 1464-F.
Copy of letter from Mr.O'Brien to Equitable Bldg & Loan,
with reference to claim of Mr.Kirschner was presented.On motion
of starr,second by Justice,was referred to Street & Alley Com~
in conjunction with City Attorney.
Protest on Curb & Gutter Dist.#33 was read,on motion of
starr,second by Colwell,was referred to Street & Alley Com. in
conjunction with the City Engineer.
Report of Nebr.Liquor Controm Commission on suspension of
the license of S.E.Miller,was read,on motion of Justice second
by Kammer,was placed on file.
On account of the estimate of the City Engineer being too
low, there were no bids on Eddy Steeet repaving project.
Bids of City I.W.& L.Dep't on Water Main Districts #85 & 86
were opened and read as follows:
Water Mamn Dist #85-6 in.C.I.Pipe with all valves & specials
@ #1.35 per foot.
Water Main Dist.#86-4 in.C.T. pipe with all valves & specials
@ $1.10 per foot.
On motion of Justice,second by Colwell, bids were accepted.Roll
call ballot,all Councilmen voting HAYE".
Request of Harvey Thompson for change of address of his
Liquor License,was presented.On motion of Olivetti,wecond by
Justice was referred to Ordinance,Bond & License Committee.
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We, the Members of the Ordinance, License and Bond
Committee to whom was referred the application of Harvey
Thompson requesting permission to move his Retail Package
Liquor License from 421 West Third Street to 406 West Third
Street, report that we have investigated the same and recommend
that the application be granted.
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On motion of Olivetti,second by Boeck,Committee report was adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THe MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the application of Harvey
Thompson to move his Retail Package Liquor License from 421
West Third Street to 406 West Third Street, be and the same
is hereby granted.
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk be and he is
hereby directed and instructed to forward to the Nebraska
Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified
copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 20th day of March, 1940.
On motion of Olivetti,second by Gross,resolution was adopted.
Roll Call ballot,all Councilmen votj_ng II AYE II .
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WHEREAS, warr'ants have been issued to the limit of 85% of
the amount appropriated for the Street and Alley Fund of the
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General Fund of the City of Grand Island, and under the laws of
the State of Nebraska, no further warrants can be issued against
said appropriation, and
WHEREAS, there is a cash balance of $94,000.00 in the Light
Fund of said City. Being earnings of said Light Department and
all anticipated expenditures have been amply provided for, and
WHEREAS, the estimated amount to carryon the work of Street
and Alley Department for the balance of the municipal year is the
sum of $ 7,500.00
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Therefore, be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the sum of $ 7.500.00
be transferred from the Light Fund to the Street and Alley Fund
of the General Fund.
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hereby directed, authorized and instructed to transfer the sum
of $ 7.500.00
from the Light Fund to the Street and Alley Fund
of the General Fund.
Be it further resolved that the time of making the annual
appropriations for the year of 1940-1941, an appropriation be
made in said Street and Alley Fund to repay the above amount to
the Light Fund.
Respectfully submitted this 20th day of March, 1940.
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On motion of Cords,second by Olivettl,Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,Each Councilman voting "AYE".
Mr.Shattuck reported on the sling in time in getting the Project
Papers on both City Hall and Swimming f3oo1 through the Chicago Office
E~ on account of his having taken same in directly and not having
any delay caused by the papers being sent through the mails and
pigeon holed some place.
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Kammer reported that the Recreation Committee had met and tem-
poraraly outlined a program for the summer.
Starr reported the Building Code Committee were still busy on
the request of Louis Holmes and his client McIntosh with reference tp
the lot at th0 corner of Second & Eddy Streets.
Grand Island,March 20,1940.
Honorable Mayor & City Council;
Gentlemen:
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We,your commitb3e on City Property,to whom was referred the
matter of selecting a site and plans for a new Armory Bui1ding,beg
to report that,after dimigent effort,we recommend the following:
That a WPA Project be created, which shall include the taking
down of the old canning factory building and the dance hall building
at the Pier:and the construction of an Armory Building on the site
selected,as per plans approved by the officers of the National
Guard,on file in the City Engineer's Office:a Storage Warehouse at
the City Disposal Plant,as per plans prepared by the City Engineer:
an addition to tho City Garage at the Light Plant,for the Storage
of City Trucks and other machinery:and such other construction as
may be practicable and possible.
If such WPA Project is approved by the Department at Washington
we recom~end that the old Canning Factory building be purchased for
$1,OOO.~O: and the site selected at Front & Eddy Streets be purchased
for $3200.00 plus a little back taxes thereon.
Ninety day options for the purchase of the above properties
have been obtained from the owners therE?of.
Respectfully submitted,
F.B.Colwell
M.A.Olivetti.
IIulius Boeck.
Committee.
On motion of Colwell, second by Kammer,report was adopted. Roll
Call ballot,Each Councilman voting "AYE".
Boeck made inquiry as to who is re~ponsible in case an accident
occurred at the JQ~MJ Broadcasting Station on account of an overloaded
floor,after some discussion, on motion of Starr,second by Justice,
the Building Inspector was instructed to investigate the conditi~ns
and if necessary,employ police to keep the attendance down to proper
seating capacity and to take such steps as necessary to protect the
PUBLIC.
On motion of Boeck,second by Olivetti, the preliminary sketch
for tbe beautification of the Lot at South Side Fire Stationwas
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COMMITTEE REPORT
To the Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We, the members of the Ordinance, License and Bond
Committee to whom was referred the matter of accepting
continuation certificates on bonds given to the City by
employees and department officers report that it is our
opinion that 'the bond as originally issued should be
given in place of continuation certificates and we
recommend that such continuation certificates be not
approved nor accepted.
Respectfully submitted this 20th day of March 1940.
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On motion of Olivetti,secomd by Justice,report was accepted.
On motion of Olivetti,second by Justice,Bond of U.R.Madison
Gafbage Hauler was accepted.
On motion of Olivetti,second by Justice,Bond of Genetal Electric
Supply Corporation for a duplicate warrrant of Light Fund Warrant
#5635,which presumably has been lost,was approved and duplicate
warrant ordered drawn.
Co~~ittee Report.
To the Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We,your Street & Alley Com.to whom was referred the protest against
construction of Curb & Gut~er Dist.#33 find the protest is sufficient.
vVe therefore recommend that the bid received for the constructionof said
district be returned to the contractor and the Ordinance creating said
District be repealed.
Respectfully submitted this 20th day of March,1940.
Elias F.Starr. C.J.Cords.
C.H.Justice. M.A.Olivetti.
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Starr ~ City Attorney mentioned things that would have to Be
done in order to fet South Sycamore opened farlther south.
# Gross mentioned that there had been some bids presented fpr
hose to be used for flushing sewer lines and settling all ditches
filled in.
Claims against the City were read .Om motmon of Kammer,second
by Olivetti,allowed as read.Roll Call Ballot.Each Councilman voti ng "AYE".
Grand ISland,Nebraska.
March 20,1940
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand ISland,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
3 The following is the Engineer's Estimate on the Repaving Eddy
Street from 3rd Street to lOth Street.For the Management Contract
$14,350.00. For the Equipment & Supervision contract the estimate
is $2,900.00
Respectfully submitted
J.H.Hardeman.
City Engineer.
On motion of Starr, second by Justice, the estimate VlaS adopted
and the City Clerk authorized to advertise for bids to be opened
~pril 3,1940.Roll Call Ballot,each Councilman voting IIAYE".
On motion of Starr,second by Colwell,City Engineer was instructed
to strip Black Top from the base on Eddy Street, between 3rd Street
and lOth Street and make the best possible arrangements for the
disposal of same.Roll Call Ballot,Each Councilman voting IIAYEII.
Mayor made a request that the Street & alley Committee make
report on two hour parking on Second Street, from Pine to Walnut St.
On motion of Starr,second by JUjticd,parking was referred to
Street & Alley Committee.
Some discussion on the granting of Beer Licenses to persons
incompetent,financially or morally.
No license to be granted where rooms not properly lighted.
After some discussion on Sewer east from Locust,Gross moved,Colwell
second, that a Blanket WPA Project be preparedfor the enlarging of
capacity. of the present drainage east from Locust Street,onBismark,
and that the Mayor and City Engineer be authorized to sign.
Roll Call Ballot,Each Councilman voting f1AYEII.
Claim of Gordon Shattuck for $151.00 expenses for two trips
to Chtcago was read.On motion of Kammer,Second by Cords Claim was
allowed,Roll Call Ballot,Each Councilman voting IIAYE".
On motion of Olivetti,second by Kammer,Council adjourned to
to 8:00 P.M. Mar.29,1940 for opening bids on Swimming Pool Equipmento
3/20/40 F.S.White,City Clerk.
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Counc~l.met as per a~journment o~ Mar.20,1940,His Honor,the
Mayor presldlng.All Councllmen answerlng at Roll Call.
Bids for equipment at Swimming Poml were opened and read:Tabulated
by Architect Shattuck and PWA Engineer Rising.
On motion of starr,second by Justice,were referred to Architect
and PWA Engineer for rec ~t{
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To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, the memb ers of the Speci al Building Committee report
that an applicationhas heretofore been made to the Public Works
Administration requesting assistance in the construction of a
fence around the new swimming pool and for the installation of
under water lights and under water observation windows and that
the said Public Works Administration rejected the application of
the City and refused to aid in the construction and installation
thereof on the grounds that the same were not necessary for the
effecient operation of said pool.
Your Committee reports that after consideration and after
consultation with Gordon Shattuck, Architect, we feel that the
same are necessary, and we recommend as follows:
1. That a fence as detailed and specified by the Architect
be erected around said pool.
2. That the glass in the under water observation windows
be installed as specified by the Architect.
3. That the glass in the under water lights be installed
at this time, and that the lights be installed in the future as
funds will permit. We recornmend that these installations be
made out of funds belonging to the City, and the City pay the
entire cost thereof.
Dated March 29, 1940.
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On motion of Kammer,second by Justice,report was adopted..
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BE IT RESOLVeD BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, as follows:
1. That it is deemed advisable and for the best interest of
said City that the contract between the said City and the Diamond
Engineering Company of Grand Island, Nebraska, the Contractor,
covering work on the SWimming Pool Project of said City be
changed in accordance with the Requested Contract Change Order
which is attached hereto and made a part hereof.
2. That it is hereby determined that all the data necessary
to obtain a comprehensive and intelligent bid, which data, prepared
and assembled by Gordon Shattuck, Architect of Grand Island,
Nebraska, are referred herein and made a part hereof, were properly
submitted to said Contractor with a request that such Contractor
submit a proposal to said City covering such proposed change.
3. That the proposal of said Contractor, a copy of which is
hereto attached, and made a part hereof, to make the said change
and accept therefor an increase in the contract price of $1710.00,
be and the same is hereby accepted for and in behalf of said City.
4. That such acceptance of the Contractor's proposal shall
become effective only when a certified copy of this resolution is
sent to the Contractor by the City Clerk of the said City.
Respectfully submitted this 29th day of March, 1940.
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On motion of Kalnmer,second by Justice,Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,Each Councilman voting "AYEII.
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To the Mayor and City Council?
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gent lemen:
We, your Special Building Committee report that on the 21st
day of February, 1940, bids were received and opened for the
purchase of furniture and other equipment for City Hall, and that
the auditorium chair displayed by the R. E. Murphy Company was
found to be not equal to that specified.
We report that said R. E. Murphy Company? Grand Island,
Nebraska, has now on display andbas submitted a new auditorium
chair which in the opinion of your committee is equal to that
speCified, and we recommend that the chair now displayed and
submitted be accepted and approved.
Respectfully submitted this 29th
Special Building Committee.
On motion of Kammer,second by Justice,Recommendation was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,Each Councilman voting "AYE".
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR MID CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, as follows:
1. That it is deemed advisable and for the best interest of
said City that the contract between the said City and the R. E.
rrorphy Con~any of Grand Island, Nebraska, the Contractor, covering
work on the City Hall Building Project of said City be changed in
accordance with the Requested Contract Change Order which is
attached hereto and made a part hereof.
2. That it is hereby determined that all the data necessary
to obtain a comprehensive and intelligent bid, which data, prepared
and assembled by Gordon Shattuck, Architect of Grand Island,
Nebraska, are referred herein and made a part hereof, were properly
submitted to said Contractor with a request that such Contractor
submit a proposal to said City covering such proposed change.
3. That the proposal of said Contractor, a copy of which is
hereto attached, and made a part hereof, to make the said change
I and accept therefor an increase in the contract price of $354.21,
be and the same is hereby accepted for and in behalf of said City.
4. That such acceptance of the Contractor's proposal shall
become effective only when a certified copy of this resolution is
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5. That the City Clerk forward to the Residence Engineer
Inspector for th~ Federal Works Agency, Public Works Administration,
Grand Island, Nebraska, four certified copies of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 29th day of March, 1940.
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On motion of Starr,second by Olivetti,Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call 13allot,Each Councilman voninr; t1Aygtl.
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After some discussion,on motion of Cords,sedond by Olivetti, the
$91,000.00 of Refundine Bonds were referred to Finance Committee and
City Treasurer,to bring in report at next meeting.
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BE IT RESOLVEn BY tHE Th~YOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska:
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has received
bids for Item No.1, Wire baskets for clothing, metal basket
racks and rubber wrist bandsi\f.orth~L.sWiJllnling pool project, and
ITEM #2, Dvilhng Boards and LifeGuard Chairs'~
WHEREAS, the bid of DIAMOND ENGINEERING SOMPANY .of
GlAND ISLAND,NEBRASKA
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for such work.
Now, therefore, be it resa1ved that the cantract far such
work be awarded to DIAMOND ENGINEERING COMPANY , for the
being
sum .of .$1523.10 , such amaunt'tdetermined by the acceptance .of
the bid. Pravided, however, that this award shall not be
effecti ve until the DIAMOND ENGINEERING COMPANY
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been natified in writing by the City Clerk .of said City of such
award.
Respectfully submitted this 29th day of March, 1940.
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On motion of Kammer,second by Justice,Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,Each Couhcilman voting "AYE".
Kammer mentioned the Landscaping that should be done at the Pier
Property,and after some discussionJustice suggested the Committee
brine in a report at th0 next meeting.
C01~IITTEE REPORT.
To the Mayor & City Council,
Grand ISland,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, the members of the Street & Alley Committee,to whom was re-
ferred the claim of George Kirschner against the City foralleged
damages resulting from a defective sidewalk beg to report, that after
consideration we find that the claim should be rejected.
Respectfully submitted this 29th day of March,1940.
Elias F.Starr C.H.Justice.
C.J.Cords. M.A.Olivetti.
On motion of Starr,secondby Olivetti,Resolution was adopted.
On motion of Boeck,second by Olivetti,Council adjourned.
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Eacn Cp'limcl1man answered at Roll Call,except Kammer who was ill.
Bids on the Reservoir were opened and read; as follows;
Ellermann-McLain Check
John Kerns Bond
Inland Construction Bond
Central Constr. Bond
C.E.Atwater Co. Bond
Diamond Eng.Co. Check
W.J.Assenmacher Bond
Ernest Rokahr & Son Bond
Morrison-Knudsen Co.Check
The Geer Company Bond
Monte J.Green Bond
O.Almquist & Sons Bond
Dobson-Robinson Co. Bond
Geo.Senne & Co. Bond
Olson Constr.Co. Check
S.Patti Constr.Co. Bond
List & Clark Constr.Bond
J.A.Tobin Constr.Co.Check
American C.lron P.CoBond
Iowa Valve Co. Check
Crane Co. Check
Wm Kelly Co. Check
Bushman Constr.Co. Check
$3500.00
5%
5%
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4000.00
3400.00
3250.00
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3500.00
4000.00
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3000.00
3750.00
3000.00
5000.00
3750.00
200.00
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205".00
252.00
3500.00
Bid$61281.80
52777.00
54687.48
55816.00
50750.00
51938.00
51818.00
58848.00
62554.00
54514.00
67000.00
55840.00
53400.00
53450.00
51452.00
51650.00
58230.00
65700.00
3430.50
300.00
3902.50
5031.88
55816.00
On motion of Justice,second by COlwell, bids were referred
to I.W.& L.Committee,Mr.Burdick and Mr.Veatch,Consulting Eng.
Bids for Eddy Street Paving were opened and read,as follows:
C.E.Atwater Co.
Peter Kiewit &ons
Diamond Eng.Co.
Bond
Check
Check
1000.00
1000,,00
750.00
$14350.00
20000.00
14345..00
On motion of Starr,second by Justice,bids were referred to
Street & Alley Committee in conlunction with City Engineer.
Letter From Chief Zachry with reference to purchase of new
tires for Police Cars was read.On motion of Gross,second by Justice,
letter was referred to Police Committee with power to act.
To the Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
April first,1940.
Re:Ane B.Hansen vs City of
Grand Island.
Gentlemen:
This is to advise you that the abffive named Ane B.Hansen
filed suit against the City of Grand ISland,Nebraska,appealing
from a disallowance of a claim filed with the City Clerk for
personal injuries alleeed to have been received when she fell on
the defective sidewalk at 103 East Ashton Street. I settled this
case with her attorney,Arthur G.Abbott,for $75.00 and costs
amounting to $85.50..the Plaintiff brought suit for $115.20.
After allowing judgment to be takerl against the City,I wrote Mrs.
Anna JOhnson,residing in LosAngeles,California, the owner of the
property described as 103 East Ashton,and made demand for the
amount of the judgment. I have on this day received a draft from
Mrs.Johnson for $85.50 in payment of the judgment and costs. The
amount received from Mrs.Johnson has been turned over to the City
Treasurer,and he has issued receipt therefore,which I have mailed
to Anna Johnson,LosAngeles.. The total expense to the City in this
case is 42t fpr postage.
Very truly yours,
Paul C.Holmberg,
Ci;iy Attorney.
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Claim of Don Menck for damages to car at the intersection of
Wheeler and Division Streets,by running into a barricade at 4:00
o'clock A.M. March 24,1940. On Motion of Starr,second by Colwell
claim was referred to Street & Alley Committee.
Petition for opening Sycamore Street for two blocks further
south, was presented,on motion cf Starr,second by Justice,was referred
to Street & Alley Committee.
Colwell reported three of the voting booths had been cleaned
6ut and floor laid in voting station at 417 East Sixth Street.
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To the Mayor and City Council~
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, the members of the Finance Committee to whom
was referred the matter of refunding certain bond issues
of the City of Grand Island, report as follows.
There are outstanding refunding bonds in the amount
of $91,000 dated April 1, 1934, and Storm Sewer Bonds
in the amount of $119,000 dated March 1, 1934.
Your cOlnmittee recommends that both issues of
said bonds be refunded at a lower and better rate of
interest.
We further recommend that the City Clerk advertise
for bids in the refunding of sa1.d bond issues and that
the bids be received up to 8 0' clock P.M. on the first
day of May 1940, and that said bids be opened and read
at the regular meeting of the Council on said date.
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of April, 1940.
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On motion of Cords,second by Justice,recommendation was
adopted.
Boeck mentioned the Firemen's School which is to be held
here soon,and asked about the expense of the refreskments.On
motion of Justice,second byColwell,the Fire Committee was author-
ized to furnish the eate for the evening meils while the sckool
lasted. Mayor declared a short recess.
Justice reported the I.W.&.L. COM.would not have report tp make
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Bond of N.D.Mann,Garbage,and bonds of L.H.Schmer,and Herbert
H.Hann,Patrolmen,were presented.Having been Oked by the City Attorney
on motion of Olivetti,second by Justice,were approved.
Olivetti mentioned that all applications for Beer Licenses
having been filed with the City Clerk, there should be a time set
for hearing same.On motion of Olivetti,second by Hustice,City Clerk
was instructed to advertise the hearings for 8;00 o'clock P.M.on
the 17th day of April.
Cords informed the Council that the Park Department needed
one thousand feet of hose,after some discussion,on motion of Cords,
sedond by Gfoss,Park Committee was authorized to purchase the needed
hose.Roll Call Ballot.All vot:Lng I'AYE".
Starr mentIoned that Leo Cole was not carrying out his contract
satisfactorily, after some discussion, Starr moved that City Engineer
and City Attorney contact Cole and insist on immediate action in
placing gravel in Gravel District #17 and to inform him that if he
did not conform to the contract, the next lowest bidder would be
employ(~d, second by Justice. All Councilmen vottnf If AYE".
Grand Island,Nebraska,April 3.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Islam'l,Nebraslca.
Gentlemen:
We,your street & Alley Comnittee,to whom was referred the bids
on Eddy Street Paving, herewi th submit the follow:Ln[ report. The
Diamond Engineering Co. being the low on both bids.We recommend
that The Diamond Engineering Co.be awarded the contract on the
Management Contract Plan. The bid price $14,345.00
RespectfulJy submitted,
Elias F.Starra
M.A.Olivetti.
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C.J.Cords.
street & ALLey Com.
On motjon of Starr,second by Justice,recommendation was adopted.
Roll Cel.II Bal] at, each Councilman voting "AYEl!.
OLtvetti mentj.oned tbe need of replacing cross walks ,in places
wherewaUs were removed for the purpose of lowerinp: the streets.
After some discussion on Motion of starr, second by Olivetti,City
Engineer was instructed to replacd all cross walks which had been
taken out for the purpose of lowering streets.
Claims against the City were read,on motjon of Justice,second
by Colwell,allowed as read.Roll Call Ballot.Each councilman "AYE".
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Ordinance #1716 repealing Ordinance #1713 was duly passed by
the Council and si[ned hy the Mayor.
second bv Boeck
On motion of Olivetti,Ordi~ance #1716 was placed on first read-
ing at len[th.RolJ CAll,Each Coune5lman votinf fl AYE". Ordinance was
read at lenEth.
On motion of starr, second by Justice,Ordinance #1716,rules being
suspended, was placed on second reading by title.Roll Call Ballot,
ea eh Coune5lrnan vo tine I! llyr, II .
On motion of Starr,seeond by ColwelJ,rules were suspended and
Orddmance #1716 WcU:~ placed on third reading by ti tIe.RoJJ Call
Ballot, each CouncJlrnan voting IIAYE".
On motion of starr,second by Justice,rules were s~spended,and
Ordinance #1716 was placed om fifual passage and finally passed.
Roll Call Ballot, eaa,h Councilman votin[ "AYE".
On motion of Starr,second by Justice,Mayor and Engineer were
authorized to sign WPA project for repavin[ Eddy Street north of
Tenth Street to Five Points,State Street,and work to begin as soon
as possibln.
On motion of Justice,second by Doeck,Councjl adjourned to
Monday,April Oth,1940,at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
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APPHOPHIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
GENERAL FUND
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO APRIL 3, 1940.
APJJIlOPRIATED
To Pay Co. Tr9as.
5,000.00
Sa1ari9s
12,000.00
~tre9t & Al19Y
16,000.00
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Gas Tax
6,600.00
27,500.00
6,500.00
17,200.00
Sevver
Engineer
Incid9nta1s
Airport 7,700.00
street Lighting 11,500.00
Hydrant Rental 4,920.00
Amt. Approp. '114, 920. 00
I Re~-Approp. & 37.9~.00
Transfers 152,8)0-:00-
Park Fund 15,000.00
Police Fund 38,000..00
Cemetary 9,500.00
Fire Fund 36,000.00
Paving Fund 5,000.00
Music Fund
---1,000.00
221,420.00
42,106.00
263.526.00
Total Approp.
Re-Approp. &
Transfers
Ice Fund
W,1 t er Fund
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~aVing District
HE-APPROP.
THANSFSES
--1..&00.00
15,000.00
800.00
7.500..00
21/-,300.00
2,000.00
6,000.00
10,000.00
_Q,500.00
42,700.00
--1.z.3QO.00
9,000.00
BXPBNDED
BALANCE
9,964.80
5,000.00
5,035.20
19,392.58 4,907.42
4,783.45 1,816.55
18,864.69 8,635.31
3,970.75 2,529.25
30,837..62 10,862.38
7,011.98
1,988.02
.402.94 11,097.06
840.00 5,760..00
5,760.00
700.00
15,700.00
~466.00
8,466.00
42,106.00
95,228.81 57,631.19
7,532.79 8,167.21
26,407.22 11,592.78
5,850.58 3,649.42
26,684.04 9,315.96
5,150.54 3,315.46
1,000.00
2,000.00
167,853.98 95,672.02
13,790.65
57,916.24
131,177.65
690.60
10.226.22
381,655.34
Respectfully submitted.,
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Grand Island,April 8,1940. JJ
Council met,as provided by Law,His Honor the Mayor presiding.
Roll Call ansvvered by each councilman,except Justice who was out
of the City.
The poll Books were inspected by the Councilmen nnd the Official
count was determined as listed on following page.
On moticn of Olivetti,second by starr,the official count of
the several preci nets for Counc:Llmen VIas accepted and the City
Clerk instructed to issue Cettificates of Election.Roll Call Ballot
Each councilman voting "AYEII.
On motion of Olivetti,second by Starr,the official count for
the several precinct.s wa~; accepted as evidence of elect.1on of Members
and the City Clerk instructed to issue Certificate of Election
of the Board of Educa ti oniRoll Call Ballot, each Councilman voting II AYE" .
Application of Gladys Steole,for permit to operate Dan~e TIall
was presented,on motion of Olivetti,second by Cords,the Clerk was
instructed to issue a Dance Permit.
April 6,1940.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand ISland,Nebraska.
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GentlemBB:
We , yo 1::11' commi ttee on Water & Light to whom was referred the
several bids submitted for water storage reservoir and pipe mater-
ials,beg to report that w('; find the bid of the C.E.Atwater Co.
covering Section 1,Items I & 2,to be the l&west and best bid.
Item I excavation and grade 50t per yard; Item 2 structure $46,600.00
Also the bid of th8 American Gast Iron Pipe Company covering
section 2,Item 1-24tlC.I.Pipe @~p4.10 per foot. Item 2-6tl cast iron
pipe and fittings $319.38. Item 3 valve $275.52.
We recommend that the above bids be accepted and that the Mayor
and Clerk be instructed to enter into contract for same.
C.B.Justice.
Vlil1iam A.Gross.
Julius Boecl{.
F.B.Colwell.
Committee.
On motjon of Gross,second by Boeck,the recommendation was
adopted and the Bids accepted.Roll Call Ballot each Councilman HAYE".
~pril 6,1940.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We,your Committee on Water & Light to whom vms referred the
petition of Otto Giesenhagen et al for the installation of street
light at the intersection of Eleventh and Vlheeler Streets, beg to
recommend that the same be installed by the City Light Department.
C.II.Justice.
William A..Gross.
Julius Boeck.
P.B.Colwell.
On motion of Gross,second by Kammer,recommendation was adopted.
After some discussion as to inspector on the Reservoir Con-
struction,on motion of Gross,second by Cords,Emil Voss was appointed
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Inspector,at a salary of $250.00 per month.Roll Call Ballot,each
C '1 i t. IlAYE".
,Dunel man presen~ VO IDE
Mr.Colwell presented the matter of the option which the City
holds on the Canning Factory,stating that there was a plan under
way to turn the canning factory into a packj nf: plant,and request
Mr.Ray to inform the COlli1cil concerning same. Mr.Ray stated that
if the City would relinquish their option to the Island Realty Co.
that work would be started immediately for the repairing and pre-
paring of the building for occupancy, and that the sooner the decision
might be made the greater would be the appreciation.
Communication from C.C.Hubbard pertaininr; to the managing of
the Swimming Poful was read and after some discussion arrangements
were made for meeting with Mr.Hubbard on Saturday and also Sunday
April 13 & 14.
Kammer mentioned that there was some unfi.nlshed electrical
work at the City Hall which would necessarily have to be done.
On motion of Kammer,second by Gross,Special Building Committee
was authorized to instruct Mr.Durdick to complete wiring and make
charge to Special building Fund.
On motion of Gross,second by Kammer,City Clerk was instructed
to return the Certified Checks of unsuccessful bidders on Reservoir
aad Eddy Street Paving.
On motion of Gross Council adjourned.
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Grand Island,April 9,1940. b
Council met in regular session as provided by law,for re-
r~)organ1.zing, s'Vvearing in of new Councilman and approvinr; Bonds.
His Honor,the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen being present at Roll Call.
His Honor administered the oath of office to Kammer ,Colwell, l:r."'~-'>f1(,
Gross for two year terms and Cords for one year term.
After some discussion,Colwell moved,second by Gross,flThat
the matter of establishment of a Packing House at the site of
Old Canning Factory,bereferred back to the City Property Committee
and Ci~y Attorney to make recommendations to the Council.Carried.
On mot5on of Justice, second by Kammer, the proposed agreerI1ent
of the Crown Packing Company, along with their performance Bond
be referred to the City Property Committee along with the City
Attorney,to make report at earliest date possible.
Colwell reported,providing the canning factory is not taken
byt the City, that Cleaned brick could be purchased from Nelson
Lumbe:' & Supply Co. for $5.00 per M and uncleaned brick for ;p3. 00
Offer of Nelson Lbr & Supply Co. was read,on motion of Justice,
second by Colwell was referred to City Property Commi tter>.
Offer of Board of Methodist Chuchh to sell Old Church on west
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Third Street to City of G.I.for $400.00.0n motion of Colwell. second
by Olivetti,was referred to City Property Committee.
Gross reported, that due to the WPA quitting the City on a
Storm Sewer Project,leaving about 2000 to 2500 feet of Storm Sewer
Pipe to lay,that to make the pipe in the City's Pipe plant,it
would cost 28lt per foot,and could make only 48 feet per day~The
cost of manufactured pipe,12inch,is 361 per foot at Kearney,and
the pipe is much better,spun and well cured~
On motion of Gros~3, second by Justice, the Sewer Cammi ttee was
given power to purchase sufficient pipe to complete the project
already started,2000 to 2500 feet.Roll Call Ballot,all votine "AYE".
Communication from C.C.Hubbard was read,and after some di,s-
cussion,it was decided to meet wi~h Mr.Hubbard as per his sug-
gestion.
On motion of Colwell,Council adjourned.
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Grand ISland,Nebraska.
April 12,1940.
Council met in Special Sessiom,His Honor,thB Mayor,presiding.
All Councilmen present at Roll Call.
Special Call was read.
APPEAL TO BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT,GRAND ISLAND,NEBRASKA.
We,The Island Realty Company,Trustees for The Crown Packing
Company,do hereby appeal the decision of the Building Inspector
of Grand ISland,Nebraska,and request that your honorable body
give us a hearing at the earliest possible date.
The ISland Realty Co.,Trustees.
By L.E.Ray,President.
(Mayor notified in writhigg 2:30 P.M.April 10,1940).
On motion of Starr,second by 01ivetti,Appeal was referred
to the Building Code Committee.
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CONIlVIIT1rEE REPORT
We, the members of the Building Code Committee, report
that the Island Realty Company, has submitted plans and
specifications for the remodeling of the old canning factory
on East Fourth Street, and constructing therein a modern
packing plant, and that they have been rejected by the
Build.ing Inspector, an appeal has been taken to the Council.
~l e, your Committee, therefore, report as follows:
It is the opinion of your Committee that the establishment
of a packing plant here would afford considerable labor and
increase the payroll of the City. We believe that with the
installation of modern machinery, no offensive odors would
come from said plant, and the same would not be a nuisance
and interfere with the enjoyment of the residents who reside
in that vicinity.
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We, therefore, recommend that a public hearing be held
pertaining to zoning and that all persons interested in the
construction of said plant be given notice of the time and
place of said hearing, and that if there be not sufficient
protest against the construction of said packing plant, that
the Ordinance on Zoning be amended, so as to permit the con~
struction of said plant.
Respectfully submitted this 12th day of April.
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ilding Code comn~
On moti.on of Starr,second by Boeck,report was accepted andr
recommendation adopted.
Att'y Holmberg mentioned that the hearing would have to a d-
vertised for a reasonable length of time, which in his opinion
would be a week.
Starr moved,Olivetti second,"That the City Council meet as
a Board of Adjustment on the 24th day of April,1940 for a Public
Hearing of Protests,(if any there be),against the amending of
Zoning Ordinance #l585,to permit the erect~on,establishment or
building of a Packing Plant,in Block #20 Evans Addition,(commonly
known as Canning Factory),or adjacent thereto,and that the City
Clerk be instructed to advertise said hearing in the paper and
cause to be printed and circulated,leaflets advising of said
hearing. Leaflets to be circulated in the immediate vicinity of
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COMMITTEE REPORT.
To the Mayor & City Counell,
Grand I~land,Nebraska"
Gentlemen:
We, the members of the Street & Alley Committee,to whom was
referred the claim of Don Menck asking payment of alleged damages
caused when he drove his automobile into a barricade at the cor-
ner of Division and Wheeler Streets,report as follows:
lilt is the opinion of your Committee that the City was in no
way negligent and that if claimant suffered any damages, the same
were caused by his own neglect and failure,and we, therefore,
recon~end that the claim be rejected.
Respectfully submitted this 12th day of April,1940.
Elias F.Starr.
C.J.Cords.
C.lI.Justice.
M.A.Olivetti..
Street & Alley Committee.
On motion of Starr,second by Justice,report was adopted.
On motion ofl Starr,Council adjourned.
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GENERAL FUND
TO PAY CBUNTY TREAS.
SALARIES
. STREET & ALWY
I GAS TAX
SEWER
ENGINEER
INCIDENTAI"S
AIRPORT
STREET LIGHTING
HYDRANT RENTAL
Amt.Appnop.
Re-Approp.&
Transfers
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PARK FUND
POLICE FUND
CEMETERY
FIRE FUND
PAVING FUND.
MUSIC FUND
Total Approp.
Re-Approp .&
Transfers
ICE FUND
WATER FUND
LIGHT FUND
II SEWER DISTRICT
.PAVING Fillm
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES.
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FOR FISCAL YEAR TO APRIL 3,1940.
APPRBPRIATED RE-APPROP. EXPENDED BALANCE.
TRANSFgRS
5000..00
12000.00 ___ 3000.00
15000.00
16000.00 800.00
7500.00
24300.00
6600.00
27500.00
6500.00
17200.00
7700.00
2000.00
6000.00
10000.00
650C'.OQ
41700.00
l3.QQ.!.OO
9000..00
11500.00
4920.00 ____84~~
5760.00
114920:-00
--3.Z~~.QQ
152So0.00
15000.00
38000.00
9500.00
36000.00
5000.00
700..00
15700.00
--1166..80
-B46b.. 00
5000.00
9964.80
5035.20
19392.58
4783..45
18864.69
3970.75
4907.42
1816.55
8635.31
2529.25
30837.62 10862.38
7011.98 1988.02
402.94 11097.06
5760.00
95228.81 57631.19
7532.98 8167..21
26407.22 11592..78
5850.. 58 3649.42
26684.04 9315.96
5150.54 3315.46
1000.00 2000.00
:1009.00
221420.00
42106.00 __~6.00
2b3'52b: 00 Ib7853. 98' 95b72.. 02
13790.65
57916.24
131177.65
690.60
10226.22
381b55.34
Respectfully submitted
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C01ffiCil Met in Regular session, inthe Auditorium of the NEW
CITY HALL, (First meetiuf, in the New BUilding),Mr.Justice,President
of the Council presiding on account of the Mayor having another
engagement.
Each Councilman answered at Roll-Call.
Minutes of previous meetings April3-B-9-&-12 were read, there
being no alterations,stood approved as read.
Petition for Curb & Gutter was presented,on motion of starr,
second by Cords,petition was referred to Street & Alley Com.
The bonds of all Beer Applicants were presented,each hav~ng
received the O.K. of the Ci~y Attorney,on motion of Olivetti,
second by Boeck,each bond was approved.
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RESOLu'rION
BE rr RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR ANd CITY COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, that licenses to sell beer be issued
to the following named persons and firms and. a t the addresses
set opposite the name of each to-wit:
N AJVIE
Herber't A. Schroeder
Peter G. Nicholas G. and
Thomas z. Caredis DBA
Caredis Brothers Cafe
Hotel Yancey (operated by
Daniel - Beck Co.)
Leroy E. McBain
Schuff & Sons Hotel Co.
Plattdeutsche Verein
Florence Stolley
M. Ivr. Anderson
Grand Island Liederlcranz
La Verne E. Whi te d/b/a
lJVhi t e t s Tavern
Clyde Copple
Gust Valonia & Wm. Valonis
D/B/A Grand Island Candy
Kitchen and Cafe
Samu el E. MIller
D. C. Thompson
Iii. E. Lewi s
Ernest M. Ruff
Geo. T. Bau mann
C. C. McCall
John Moss
Ed. C. Hann
Ernest o. Reher
John Roby
A. Springsguth
L. C.Black
Lydia Yankten d/b/a DeLux
Ta vern
Bert Allen
Albert Heyde
M. G. Detweiler
George Bockhahn
John C. Schneider
George Giesenhagen
Ernest He~nerling
Harvey Thompson
Dean Souders
Henry F. Scheel
Fraternal Order of the
Eagles Il378
Ralph R. Lewis
B.P.O. Elks #604
Bond
KIND OF' LICENSE
On & Off Sale
ADDRESS
124 East 3rd. st.
On & Off Sale
208 North Locust
On & Off Sale
On >~'El') Sa1 e
On Sale
On Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On Sale
123 N. Locust
123 E Front St.
323 N. Locust
1315 W. Anna
2432 N. Broadwell
108 West 3rd.
401 West 1st.
On & Off Sale
On.& Off Sale
106 W. 4th.
410 West 3rd.
On Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On Xale
On & Off Sale
On &.. Off Sale
On & Off' Sale
On Sale
218 W. Third
110 E. 3rd.
123 E. 3rd.
40 6 W. 4th.
418 W. 4th.
202 N. Locust
313 Vi. 2nd.
311 N. vVa1nut
218 West 2nd.
386 N. Walnut
307 N. Wheeler
414 W. 3rd.
323 W. 3rd.
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On Sale
Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Ofr Sale
On Sale
On Sale
On & Off Sale
On & Off Sale
315 N. Pine
114, E. 3rd.
320 N. Locust
401 W. 3rd.
107 E. 3rd.
209 N. Garfield
209 N. Wheeler
308 N. VVheeler
406 W. 3rd.
219 w. 2nd.
409 N. Pine
307'~,; w. 2nd.
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524 E. 4th.
205 W. 1st.
(In & Off' Sale
On & Ofr Sale
On Sale
this l7tb
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On motion of Olivetti,second by Boeck,Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,each Councilman voting "AYE".
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RESOLUTION
BE re RESOLVED BY THE lVLAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the Ci t;/
of Gl"and Island, that licenses to sell alcoholic liquors at
retail and by the package only be issued to the following
named persons and firms and at the addresses set oppoai te the
name of each to-wit:
NAME
Anna L. Dunn, DBA Dunn's Pharmacy
B.P.O. Elks #604
Schuff and Sons Hotel Co.
J. W. Detweiler
Harvey Thompson
Hattie C. Callahan
Leroy McBain
Emil Vacla vek DBA H & H Lieu or Stor e
Charles F. Vaclavek
Grand Island Liederkranz
William Sassen
Geo. T. Baumann
Ed. C. Hann
William \tVohl
Fine Liquors, Inc.
Albert Heyde
Arthur C. Boehl
L. C. Black
ADDRESS
305 IN est 3rd St.
205 West 1st St.
323 No. Locust st.
417 West 4th st.
406 West 3rd. st.
310 N. Pine St.
123 East Front St.
424 West 4th St.
111 East Third st.
401 West First St.
217 North Walnut St.
202 N. Locust St.
218 IN 2nd. St.
515 E. 4th St.
203 N. Locust St.
320 No. Locust St.
207 N. Wneeler st.
323 West 'l'hird St.
Respectfully submitted this 17th day of April, 1940.
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dinance, License and Bond 'Commi ttee
On motion of Olivetti,second by Boeck,Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot,each Councilman voting "AYE".
Kammer rf-3ported the CRP funds to be almost exhausted.
On Motion of starr,second by Boeck,The City Council was author-
ized to meet as a Board of Adjustment,for hearing protests ,ifany
there be,on the establishment of a Packjng Plant in the 1000 Block
on East 4TH StnBet.
Colwell reported the Police had moved out and arrangements
with owners of the Building,had been made whereby the owners would
pay the City for portions of parltitions to be left in the building.
Colwell expressed his happiness,as well as that of all Councilmen
on account of being in the New Building.
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On motion of Colwell,second by Olivetti, the City Property
Committee was Eiven power to act in disposine of the partitions
in the Bufrlding used by Police,other than the ones desired by the
owners of the Building.
G~and Is1and,April 17,1940.
To the Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We,your 60mmittee on Finance,recorrullend that the books of all
City Departments be audited-that the City Clerk advertise for bids-
same to be opened at the Council meeting on May lst,1940,and be re-
ceived up to 8:00 o'clock P.M. on said date and that bids be re-
quested as per the Specifications on file in City Clerk's Office.
C .~T .Cords.
William A.Gross.
F.R.Colwell.
E.C.Kammer.
Finance Committee.
On mo~ion of Cords,second by Gross,the report was accepted,
and the recommendation adopted.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
We,the members of the Finance Committee,report as follows:
It is the opinion of your COilmi ttee that in refund:i.ng out-
standing bond issues that refund bond dated April 1,1934,in the
sum of $91,IDOO.OO at this time,and that other issues contE:mplated
to be refunded be not refunded at this time.
We recommend that the City Clerkadvertise for bids on the
issue herein mentioned,said bids to be received up to 8:00 o'clock
P.M. on the first day of May,1940.
Respectfully submitted this 17th day of April,1940.
C.J.Cords.
William A.Gross.
F.H.Colwel1.
E.C.Kammer.
Finance Committee.
On motion of Cords, second by Colwe1lJ~recommendation was adopted.
Boeck reported the landscaping at South Side Fire Station was
progressing,and that Fire School would be held on the 22-23 & 24 of
April and requested the Council to be present for lunch on the 23.
On motion of COlwell,second by Starr report was accepted.
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Grand ISland,Nebraska,April l7,1940~
To the Honorable I:.Tavor &; City Council
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the City Water Department,Cnntractor,
has completed the work in Water Main District #B5,in accordance
with the terms and stipulations given in the plans and specifications
and contract by and between the City of Grand ISland,Nebraska,and
the City Water Department,which contract was dated February 20,1940.
I further certify that the improvernent contains the following
items to-wit:
31B lin.ft.C.I.6f1 Water Main @ $1.35 per ft. $429~30
I recommend that the work completed by the aforesaid City Water
Department be accepted and approvert by the City of Grand Island,Neb.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in con-
nection with the said Water Main District #B5.
To City Water Department
To Engineering & Inspection
To Printing & Incidentals
$429.30
30.00
~O.42
$489:" 72
TOTAL
The cost to be paid from the Water Main District Fund.
I also recommend that the Mayor & City Council sit as a
Board of Equalization on said district from 7:30 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
o'clock on the first day of May,1940.
Respectfully submitted
J.H.Hardeman,City Engineer.
Application of K,udrna & Stark for liON SAI~El! Beer at Stratton
I hotel was presented,on motion of OHvetti,second by Cords, the appl:l-
cation will be given a hearing on the 1st day of May,1940.
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Bonds of WilJ.iam J,Harry,Aucti~neer and John Ennis,Plumber,
having been OKed by City Attirney,Olivetti moved,Colwell sec6nd,
bonds be approved and accepted.
Claim of C.D.Lemons for damages to his car, on account of
running into an open manhole between 4th & 5th Streets on Eddy
Street,amounting to $90.20, was presented-on motion of Cords,2nd by
Boeck,was rnferred to Street & Alley Com.-City Attorney & City Eng..
Claim of Don Tyler for damages to car,account of having run
into open manhole on Eddy Steeet,between 4th & 5th Streets,amounting
to $17.95 was presented-on motion of Starr-2nd by Boeck,was referred
to street & Alley Com.-City Attorney & City Engineer.
Kammer reported Park Benches had been ordered from a fttm in
Oklahoma on the 21st of March,and up to date there had been no re-
sponse. Kaminer reported the order placed for garden hose (Theft-Proof)
had been placed and t of the order had been received,hut was Black
& White instE":ad of being Red & Whito.Tru:? Counc:L1 thour;ht best to
have an exchanee made so alJ. Hose in Parks would be the same"
Kammer reported the ~l'!alks around the Pool at Grace Abbott
Park to be too slippery when wet, Ci ty Eng. will try rou.gheno:nmg them.
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starr reported signs were being placed in the vicinity of the
Glovera,to prohibit truck parkine tn that block.
Justice reported the City EnE.started work onthe Airport.
Boeck conmented on the Truck Traffic on other Streets than
THE HIGHWAY through the City, especially through on First Street.
Bills were read,on motion of Boeck,2nd by Colwe]],Bills were
allowed as read .Roll Call Ballot. Racll Councilman voting II AMEli .
On motion of Boed:,2nd by Gross,C.W.Burdick was instructed to
purchase the necessary cable to repair open cables,caused by chippjnr
or deterioriatjon~apparently done while picking ditches fer sewer.
On motion of Boeck,Second by ColwelJ,Council adjourned.
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F.S.White,City Clerk.
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Councj.l met as a Board of Adjustment ,in hearing the appeal of
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The Island Realty Co. and protests,if any there be,pertaining to
the establishment of a Packing Plant in the 1000 Block on East 4th
Street, (Block 20 Evans Addition to G.l.).
His Honor the Mayor pres i.dine, each Councilman answered at Roll
Call.The Mayor called on rdr.Ray,Pres.of The Island Realty Co.to
explain just what was the intention in the way of building, equipment
and facilities in constructing a Modern Packing Plant.
Mr.Ray in turn explained what the object of The Island Realty
Co.was,and stat(~d that the appeal was made on account of th(~ BuilcUng
Inspector having refused to grant a permit for the establishment of
a Modern Packing Plant,requests the Council to am!3nd Ordinance so
as to permit of the estabLismment of said Plant. Mr .Ray naFled several
packing plants in the State of Nebraska,and particularly the one in
Lincoln,that in each case there were no obnoxious odors,nor was such
plant considered to be a nuisance.
Mr. Lockett ,HT. Marquette ,Tilr. Scott et al were present ,after Mr.
Hay had explained vrhat they intended to do and what the City Council
should do in the vray of naldng an ordinance governing the opera tion
of Packing Plant were unanimous in the oplnion that if said packing
plant could be established and operated as claimed,they were heartily
in favor of it,but if there would be odors arising,which were obnoxious
they were opposed to same being allowed in the City Limits.
Each Council:1an expressed that they vlJere of the opinion that
the establishment of such a plant in Grand Island would be a benefit
to the City ahd especially to th8 property owners in the immediate
vicinity of the plant,but were opposed to the establishment of said
plant if there would,in any way,be odors or anything offensivEl to the
nearby residents,they were opposed to the establishment of said plant.
Eng Hardeman mEHl,tioned that there would have to be the install-
ation of special grease traps to keep the grease out of the sewer as
tho disposal plant could not handle the sewage if loaded with grease.
Mr.Ray stated that all the precautions would be taken to aid in
the disposition of sewage from the plant.
On motlon of Jus tice, second by Boeel\:, the ac tion of the Building
inspector in refusing to grant a permit to the Island Rdalty Co.for
the establishment of a Packing Plant in Block 20-Evans Add. to G.I.
and the appeal of the Island Realty Company was denied.
On motion of starr,second by Boeck the City Attorney was in-
structe~ to draw up an Ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance,so
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as to permJt the establishment of a Packing Plant inBlock 2C)Least
to Superior Street, south of 4TH street and north of the Union Pacific
right of way.Unani.mous vote.
On motio) of Justice,2nd by Boeck,Council adjourned as a
Board of adjustment,and to meet as a Couneil i.mmediately thereafter.
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F.S.White,
City Clerk.
Grand ISland,Nebraska,April 30,1940.
Council met as per adjournment,TIis Homor,the Mayor presiding.
Each Councilman answered at Roll Call.
Kammer stated that Mr.Hurphy,vvho had received the contract for
furniture to be placed in the City Hall,had on display,a chairin
lieu of the ~ne which was previously displayed 'but was not accept-
able,on account of not meeting up with the specifications,) and that
all Councilmen had inspected same.
On motion of Kammer, second by Boeck,the chair on display
WcL'3 ace e p t e d .
On motion of Justice,second by Colwell,the Mayor and City Clerk
were instructed to sign a release or assignment of the option on the
Canning Factory to the Island Realty Company.
Some discussion on the nature or type of siEns to be erected
directing truck traffic to follow the marked highways thru the City.
On motion of Starr,Council adjourned.
4/30/40
F.S.Whmte,
City Clerk.
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Counel.1 mpt as a Doard of Equa1ization,on Water Main District
#'8r:' uJ's 'lanaI' '1'1,.1e ]rra,ror DPPS1'dl'".,,,.
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Each Councilman answered at Roll Call.
RESOLUTION
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Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City
of Grand Island? Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization
after due notice thereof that we find the total cost of the
construction of Water Main District No. 85 to be the sum of
$489.72; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate
in said district to be the sum of $489.72; and that we find
the benefits accruing to the respective tracts and parcels of
land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several
descriptions a s follows:
OWNER
W.E. Clayton East 9'
E.R. Guendal
Ruby Pearl Mikel
The Geer Co.
Ruby Pearl Mikel
Lenore Kolbeck Mara &
Dan J. Mara
Lenore Kolbeck Mara &
Dan J. lVIara
Margaret J.Hombach
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Anna I. Moor e
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Max J. & Ada C.Egge East
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Ashton Place
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39.27
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39.27
39.27
41.58
41.58
39.27
39.27
39.27
39.27
39.27
6.93
$489.72
Respectfully submitted this 1st day of ---.Mu_, 1940.
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Ice, Water and Ice Committee.
Roll Call. Ballot, each Councilman voting r'AYE".
5/1/40.
Board of Equalizatlon,adjourned"
F.S.White,
City Clerk.
There beinG no protests,
On motion of ,Tustice,second by Boeck, Resolution vms a.dopted.
On motion of Justice,second by Kammer,Council sitting as a
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May 1,1940.
COLl,neil met in regular sessj,on, "His Honor ", The Mayor prestcUne;.
Each Councilman answered at RollCall.
Minutes of previolls meetinr:;s April 17, & April 30 were
read and approved.
Communication from Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.with reference to
bid on bonds was read,on motion of Cords-second by Kammer placed
on file.
Bids on Bonds were opened and read;See next page.
On motion of Cords, second b~ Justice-bids W(1re neferred to
Finance Committee in conjunction with Geddes,City Treasurer,for
tabulation and report~
Bids on audit were opened and read as follows:
Sundermeier & Countryman
Ellsworth L.Fulk per diem
John W.High
Vahboskirk-Remington
Evans Audit Co.
Roeser & Mills
$435.00
20.00
600.00
430.00
415.00
415.00
Deposit $22.00
None
30.00
21.50
20.75
None
On motion of Cords-second by Justice,bids were referred to
Finance Committee to report back at 8:00 P.M. Fridy May 3rd,1940.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
To the Mayor & City Council,
Grand Ts13n~.Nebraska.
Gentlemen: '
We,your Committee on Ordinance,Licenst:l and Bond to whom
was referred the application of Ernest Hemmerling for a package
liquor license at 308 North Wheeler Street,recoIIlmend that the same
be r:;ranted.
Hespectfully submitted this 3rd day of I\/Iay,1940.
M.A.Olivetti.
F .II.ColwelL.
C.ll.Just:Lce..
Julius Boeck..
Ordinance,License & Bond Com.
On motion of Olivetti-second by Justice,repor' was adopted.
Committee report on Kudrna & Stark nff applicants for ON SALT::
Beer in stratton Hotel was read-after some discussfuon by Council-
men and B.J.Cunningham and Mr.& Mrs.Jac Crawford, all representing
creditors, there was no action taken,held over untilFri~ .MaY3 ,1940.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
To the Mayor & City Council,Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Finance Comm! t tee, to whom was referred. the bids
submitted on refunding $91,000.00 of refunding bonds,recommcnd
the bid of Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company be accepted as the lowest
and best bid.
Dated this 1st day of May,1940.
C.J.Cords. B.e.Kammer.
F.R.Colwell. William A.Gross.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
On motion of Cords-second by Kammer,recommendation was adopted.
Roll Call ballot-Voting AYE*Justice-Cords-Kammer-Boeck-Colwell-
Gross-Starr & Olivetti.Voting NAY-NONE.
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On motion of Cords-second by Kammer-City Clerk was instructed
to return the checks of unsuccessful b:i.dders.
en moti6n of Gross-second by Kammer-The J'i/layor and Ci ty Clerk
were authorized to sign contract with Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company
for bond sales.
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On motion of Starr-second by Olivetti-AllCommittees for the
year 1940-1941 be the same as appointed for the year 1939-1940,
and that CORDS*COLWELL*GROSS & KAMMER be appointed to Pler &:
Recreation Committee.All Councilmen voting "AYE".
Boeck mentioned that on May 16 & 17 there would be a National
Convention of Fire Chiefs held at Sioux Fal1s,S.D.,on motion of
Boeck-second by Starr-Fire Chief Lingeman was authorized to at-
tend National Convent.ion.Roll Call Ballot-Each Councilman voting "AYE".
Grand Island,Nebraska,May 1,40.
Hon.Mayor and City Coftncil,
Grard Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Conmi ttee on City Property, to whom W,'.'iS refprred the
matter of securing a si~e and WPA Project for a New Armory,beg tp
I report that after secunnc an o~tion on the Old Cannine Factory
buildine:, same was released in favor of G. I . Real ty Company \'1110 are
to US(, it to establisJ) [\ Tleat Packing Plant*
We furt.her wish to r,::'port that we have obtained optinns for
the purchase of the Methodist Church bu:Ilding on Third Street,and
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approximately 100,000 used brick which came from the/City Hall Site
and we reromtaend that the City Ene:ineer at once make application
for a new WPA Project,vvhieh shall includ{;'? the vrrec1d.TIg of the abOVE)
Church lndldin.g, lhhe Dance Hall at the Pier, and tho clr~aning of scmlE,
of the City Hall brick,and the constructionof an Armory Euildine:,
a City Warehouse at the Disposal Plant,a City Truck Garage and
any other building desired.
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C .H.,Justice.
Julius Eoeel:.
M.A.Ol:tvetti.
COMMITTEE~
On moti.on of Colwell-second by Boeck-recommendation vms adopted~
Request of Herb(~rt Schroeder for transfer of His "ON & OFF
SALE"Be(~r License from 124 East Third Street to 121 East Third st.
was read,on motion of Olivetti referred to License Com.
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To the Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlel11en:
We your Commi. ttee on Ord.inance, L:Lcen se Etnd Bonds to whom
was referred the application of Herbert Schroeder to transfer his
l')en~ lJ"nor10n f}~()r.f' 104 E'~~~ ~1'l'1~(1 ~+~0C~+ ~(' 10] ~a~t m~l"r(~ o+r'eet
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reeommenc1 that the reques t be r:ranted.
Respectfully subr:d.ttE~d this 1st d1':1.y of nay,1940"
U.A.Olivetti..
F .ILColVlolJ ~
C .H. ..Tus tice.
.Tuliu.s Doeck"
Ordinance,Licemse & Bond Com.
On motjon of Olivetti-second by Justice-recommendatjon was adopted"
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOlVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, that the request of Herbert Schroeder to
transfer his beer license granted to him to do business at 124
East Third Street, to 121 East Third Street, in the City of Grand
Island, be and the same is hereby granted.
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk be and he is hereby
directed, authorized and instructed to forward to the Nebraska
Liquor Control Comr~ssion at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified copy
of this resolution.
Respectfully subnutted this 1st day of May 1940.
M.A.Olivp.Ui..
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F.H.GQJweJl.
_Julius Boeck""'_.________
Ordinance, License & Bonds COlmnittee
On motion of Olivetti-second by Justice-Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot. Voting "AYE" JUSTICE**CORDS**KAMI\/lEH**OLIVET'rr**
COLvmLL**BOEcx**cnoSS**,STARR ."UAY"*NONE.
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOE AND CITY COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the application of ~rnest
Hemmerling for retail package liquor license for the premises
known as 308 North Wn.eeler Street in the City of Grand Island,
:Nebraska, be and the same is hereby granted.
Be it further r esol ved that the City Clerk be and he is
hereby directed and instructed to forward to the Nebraska
Liquor Control Co~nission in Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified
copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 1st day of May 1940.
Commi ttee'
On motjoD of Justice-second by Kammer-Resolution was adopted.
HoLI Call Ball to. Voting ItAYI:;'10LIVETTI*.TUSTICE**CORD,::3**KAMMEH**
BOECK':<*CCL'dELJ ,'i *CHOSE;"f*STARH. Votine "NAyn NONE..
Bi~J'c VVDl~E' rE'~d or r'lotl'nn 0P J1..'ct4CE'-~Pcon~
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allowed as read.BoJJ Call Ballot..Each Councilman votj.ng "AYE".
On motion of Justice Council adjourned until 8:00 olclock
P.M.Friday May,3rd,1940$
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Council met as per adjournment of May lst,1940~His Honor
the tTayo)' rr e:~<Ld:Lnr: ~
Each Councilman answered at RolJ C~ll.
Claim of Leslie Graham,two plate glass windows broken on
account of heavily laden trtwks used on th(~ seWE~r job by WPA help
beine; driven on sidewaJJ.~,amount
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of Jus t.j ce-,
motjcn
:;:econ(l by Gross-referred to SeY":!:' Conrni ttP8.
Petition of R.M.Martin,Ivan Enger at a1,for installation of
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Street Light at intersectioll of 13th & ClabnI'n Streets was presented
on I.'1otion of .Jl]SU ce-second by Colwell was referl'ed to Ice, Wa tar &
15 ght Coml1ii ttec.
Petition for Sewer Main to be lowered in District #84,signed
by Dave Walker,John Muir et a1 was presented,on motJ.on of Gross-
second. by .TustlCt?, was referred to Sewer Conard. t.tec.
Petition for Pavine District to be created in the 300 & 400
v WAS (i',11'
blocks on South Grant and 2100 block on West Louise Stree~rOn motion
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of Starr-second by 011 vetti-was referred to street 8: Alley Comrni ttc'e ~
Petj tion for Curb t, Gutter on Louise Street from Vlashineton
to Adams,on the west side of Washineton from Louise to alley be-
tween John and Louise Streets-signed by Robert J.Raecke,II.E.Stolt-
enberg. et a1 was presented ,on motion of Starr-~e(',cl1d. b'T JOIstlCe
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petition was referred to Street & Alley Coc0ittee~
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WHEREAS, on the 17th day of February 1939, the Mayor
and Council passed Ordinance No. 1629 levying special taxes
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to pay for the cost of sidewalk repair and construction, and
WHEREAS, Lot 1, Block 14, Clark's Addition was assessed
the amount of $14.60, said Lot belonging to L. W. Thomas, and
WHEREi~S, said sidewalk tax should have been assessed
against said L. IN. Thomas and only against the North one-
half of Lot 1, Block 14, Clark's Addition in the amount of
$14 . 60 .
THERB~FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that said tax records
be changed to read as follows:
NAME
LOT
BLOCK
ADDITION
AMOUNT
L.W. Thomas N ~- 1
14
Clark's
$14.60
Be it further resolved that the City Treasurer be and
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and correct his tax records according to the provisions of
this resolution.
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk be and he
is hereby directed and instructed to forward to the City
Treasurer a certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this;tst day of May 1940.
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On moti C'11 of Starr, s(~cond by Justice ,Resolution was adopted.
On ~tion of Cords-second by Olivetti-Pier & Recreation
Committee was to r~lnicipal Pool & Recreation Committee~
CoIWt::lJ stated trees had been planted at the Sviimrning Pool,
Bill of Tilley Lake Nursery for $110.00 was presented,on motion
of Cords-second by Colwell, was aIJowE::c1. Roll Call Ballot ,ALL It AYE" .
Boeck reported Rose trees planted and a Colorado Spruce
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Boeck reported tIla t Fire School would be held here clgain in 1941,
the expenses for this Yt'ar was only $56.08.
Comrnuntcaticn from C.C.Hubbard,alone with a propes(C"d con-
tract were peesented,on motion of Justice-~econd by Cords-were re-
ferred to City Attorney,with instructions to draw a contract,with
option to cancel on both sides thereof-and cover points set out in
Mr.Hubbard's proposal"
COMl'UTTEE HEPGRT.
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Vie, your Coml:1i ttee on Ordinance, License and Bonds, to whom was
referred the application of Georee Kudrna and Henry Stark doing
business as Island Bar in the stratton Hotel at 103 North Locust
Street,recommend that the same be granted.
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of May,1940.
M.A.OlivetU..
F .II.~olwel1.
C.H.Justice.
..TulJus Boeck.
Ordinance,License & Bonds Committee.
On motlon of 01ivett5-second by Justice=recommendat:ion was adopted~
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAY.OB. AND CITY COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, that tile application of George
Kudrna and Henry J. Stark doing business as the Island Bar
to sell beer at on sale in the Stratton Hotel located at
103 North Locust Street in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
be and the same is hereby granted.
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk be and he is
hereby directed and instructed to forward to the Nebraska
Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified
copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this ~~day of May 1940.
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On motion of Olivetti-second by Justice~Resolution was adopted.
Ro 11 Call Ballot. II A YF; II JUSTI CE*COHDD *KAVIMER *GHO SS *C 0 LVlELL*BO ECK*
OLIVETTI."NAY"**STARR.
On moticn of Olivetti,second by Justice, the date of Map 1,1940
on bottl tr.1E:; Com.Report and Resolution was changed to read May 3,1940~
Bonds of Crete F.Lemons-patrolman,N.D.Zachry-Chief of Police
GeorgE:; Wil1iamson-Auctj oneer
and Larry BankS-Pawn Broker,having been approved by the City Attorney
on motion of 01ivetti,second by Boeck,bonds were approved and accepted.
Kt-lmmer reported someone breakinG lights in Grace Abbott
Park,no knowledge as to who might be the guilty party,requested
tha t anyone havine any knmvledge concerning the guilty one ShOl.11d
report to the Police or Park Commissioner.
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To tlle Honorable Mayor 8: Cj_ ty Councj Imen.
We, the members of your Street & Alley Committee,recommend
that a two hour parallel parking be created on Second Street from
Fjne Street to Walnut Street, between the hours of 8:00 o'clock A.M.
and 5:00 P.M. On motion of Starr-second by Cords report was adopted.
Grand TslaAd,Nebraska,May ~,1940.
Honorable Myaor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gent.ffiemen:
We,your Street 8: ALley Comrl11 ttee, to whom was referred the
request of the City Engineer for a It ton truck with a It yard
Hydraulic Hois t Dump Body. AftEJr careful consideration of the request
we find that the Street Department should have another truck.We,
therefore recommend that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise
for bids on a l~- Ton truck with Hydraulic Hoist Dump Body,complE!te
with cab and auxiliary springs-6;50 X 20 tires front and 32 X 6
H.D.(JOPly) dual rear.
. Bids to be accepted up tiJ 8:00 o'clock P.M.May 15,1940 and
said bids be publicly opened.
Hespectfully sl1.bmi t.ted ,
Elias F.StarI'.
M.A.Olivetti.
C.J.Cords.
C.B.Justice.
STREET & ALLEY COMI':ITTEE.
On motion of Starr,seconft by Colwell,report was adopted.
COMMITTEE; BFT'ORT.
To the Mayor &. City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
2 We,tbe members of the Street 8: Alley Committee to whom was
referred the claim of Don Tvler, asking d':images in the sum of $17.95
caused by running his car ihto an open manhole on Eddy Street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth Streets,report that a hearinG bas been held
on the same and after consideration of the evidence submitted at
the hearinG,we are of the opinion that the claim should be allowed
and paid by the City, and we, therefore ,recomrnend payment be made.
Respectfully submitted this 1st day of May 1,1940.
Elias F.Starr.
C.J.Co1'ds.
M.ll..Olivet~i..
C.n.Justice.
Street & Alley Corr~ittee.
On motion of Starr,second by Olivetti,recommendaticn was adopted.
Roll Call Ba 11 0 t . II AYE /I CORDS * *KAT'JITvlER * *BOECK *' *CO LVJEIJL* *GHO SS* * smARR *
8: OLIVETTI. "NAY" NONE .Justice hav:lng been excused, was absent.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
To the Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,lJebraska.
G(~n tlnmen :
We, the members of the Street & AIIE.~y Commi ttee, to whom was
referred the claim of' C. D. Lemmon asldng damages in the sum of $90 ~ 20
caused by rWlning his car into an open manhole on Eddy Street,be-
tween Fourth and Fifth Streets,report that a hearing has been held
on the same and after careful consideration of the evidence sub-
mitted at the hearinr,we are of the opinion that the claim should
be paid by the C5ty, and we, therefore,recommend payment b~ the s[une~
Respectfully submi tted thj.s Is t day of May, 1940 ~
Elias F.Starr.
C.J.Cords.
M.A.Olivetti.
C .R.Justice *Streo+ p_ Allev (;()mm; +.+00
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Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebrakska.
Gentlemne:
The followine; is the Bngineer I s Estimate for Curb 8: Gutter
Distrj_ct Ho.33.
Approx. 1400 lin.ft.Curb & Gutter @ 30t per ft. $420.00
The cost to the Contractor shall be 0.09 pur ft.
Respectfully sub,itted
..T ~H .Hardeman,
City Engineer.
On motionof Starr,second by Olivetti Estimate was adopted.
Grand Island,Nebraska,May 1,1940~
Honopable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We,your Street &: alley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of John Claussen,John Hehnke etal,requesting a Curb &
Gutter District in bhe following location:On John Street from
Cleburn Street to Clark Street on both sides of the street.
After careful consideration of the petition,we find that it
is correct in all respects.We therefore recommend that the District
be created,that the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted, that
the specifications be approved and that the City Clerk be instructed
to advertise for bids for the constrfuction of Curb & Gutter Dist.#33
according to specifications now on file,that said bids be received
up to 8:00 o'clock P.M. May 15,1940 and then be publicly opened.
Elias F.StarI'~
C.J.Cords..
M.P..Olivetti..
C..H.Justice..
Street & Alley Committee..
On motion of Starr-cecond by Olivetti,report was approved and re-
commendation was adopted.
Grand ISland,Nebraska,May 1,1940.
Honorable Mayor & "City Council,
Grand Islans,Nebraska~
Gentlemen:
The following is the Eneineerms Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District /134.
Approx.lOOO lin ft. Curb & Gutter @ 30t per ft.. ~300.00
The cost to the contractor shall be 9t per ft.
Respectfully submitted,
J.R.Hardeman,
City Eneineer.
On motion of Starr, seconlff by Collivell, estima te was adopted..
_ Grand Islanc1,Nebraska,May 1,1904.
Honorable Mayor 8: City C~uncil,
Grand Island ,Nebraka.
Gentlemen:
We,yoyr Street & Alley Commi.ttee,to whom waareferred the
petition of A.O.Row,C.A.Waterman et al,requesting fuhe creation o'
Curb & Gutter District in the following location:On Louise Stree~
from Adams Street to Washington Street on both sides of the street
and on the west side of Washington street from Louise Street south
to the alley between John Street & Louise Street.
After careful considerationof the petition,we find that it is
correct in all respects,we therefore recommend that the district be
created, that the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted, that the
Specifications be approved and that the City Clerk bE' instructed to
advertise for bids for the construction of Curb & Gutter Dist.#34,
according to said specifiaations now on file, that said bids be re-
ceived up to 8:00 o'clock P.M. May 15,1940,and then be publicly openad.
Elias F.Starr..
C.J.Cords..
M.A.Olivetti.
C.il.Justice.Street & Alley Committee.
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recommendation adopted"AI1- present votinr, 11 AYE " .Justice excused.
Appeal of C.J.McIntosh,through his attorney Holmes,was
presented,on motion of Starr-second by Colwell,was referred to
building Code Committee.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
To th Mayor & Cj ty CCtmcil,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Ge ntlemen:
We, the members of j&he Bu51din[ Code Committee to whom was
referred the matter of the. appeal of C.J .McIntosh from tIle decision
of Ray L.Harrison,Building Inspector,denying a building permit
for the construction of a filline; station on the premises known
as 804 West 2nd Street,better known as Lot 8 Block 114,Railroad
Addition to the city of Grand Island,Nebraska,report as follows:
We recommend that a public hearing on zoning be had on the
22nd day of Mya,1940,at the hour of 8 P.M. in the Council Room and
that the City Coune:il sit as a board of 2idjustment,as required by
law,to hear and determine said appeal.
We further recommend that the City Clerk give notiee by
publication,as required by law,of the time and place of said hearing
so that all persons interested in the appeal of said C.J.McIntosh
may have opportunity to be heard.
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of IJlay,1940~
Elias F.Starr.
William A.Gross.
C.Il.Justice.
Julius Boede.
Buildine; Code Committee.
On motion of Starr-second by Boeck-the report was approved
I and the recommendation was adopted.Apl present votlne "AYE".
Justice absent.
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Some d5scussion on the drainage under the CD&Q R .R. t:wught
to be to expensive unless WPA labor could be obtained.No dE1finite
action tal;:en.
B.J.Cunningham reported that the City had no claim against
the Bond.Co. in Sewer infringement case.On motion of Gross-second
by Kammer-was referred to Sewer Committee with power to act to see
if the Engineer should be sued.
Ordinance #1717 creating CURB & GUTTER Dist.#33 was regularly
passed by the Council & signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr-second by Olivetti-ordinance was placed
on it's fi.rst reading at length.Roll Cal] Ballot.All "AYEft.
On motion of Starr-second by Gross-Ordinance was placed on
second reading by title.Roll Call Ballot.All voting ftAYErI.
On motion of Starr-second by Gross-Ordinance was placed on
third readine by ti tle.Roll Call Ballot.All votine ftAYT~lf.
On motion of Starr-second by Colwell-Ordinance was placed on
final passa.ge and finally passed.RolJ Call Ballot.AI] voting ftAYEIf.
Ordinance #1718 creatine Curb & Gutter Dist.#J4 was passed
by th Council and signed by the Mayor.
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On motion of Starr-second by Gross-Ordinance#1718 was
placed on fi.rst reading at length.Roll Call Ballot..All votinr; "AYEll.
On motion of Starr-second by Gross-rules were suspended and
Ordinance placed on second reading by title.RolJ CaIJ. Ballot,al1
votinr; "AYElI.Justice absent"
On motion of Starr-second by Gross-Ordinance was placed on
t.hird reading by ti tIe .Roll Call Ballot, al1 voting "AYE". Justice out.
On motion of 01ivetti-second by Gross-Ordinance was placed
on fjna~ passage and finally passed.Roll Call Ballot,all "AYE".
Ordinance #l719 levying assessment in Water Main Dfust.#85
was passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor@
On motien of Starr-second by Cords-Ordinance #1719 was place d
on first readi.nE at length.Roll Call Ballot,all votint~"AYE".
On motion of star~secong by Colwell-Ordinance was placed on
second reading by tttle~.Rol1 Call Ballot,all votinr; "AYE".
On motion of Starr-second by Colwell-rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third readinr; by title.Roll Call Ballet,
alJ vot:i.n[ l'AYEIl.Justice absent.
On motion of Olivetti-second by Starr-Ordinance was placed
on final passage and finally passed.Roll Call Ballot,all votin[
IlAYE"_.Justiee absent.
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te- AElaHls 'J €R- ;\;Be-W€st-s :i:€le- sf -WaBB~tREte:R- f:peFrJ- :rOj€,~:i: se-te- a;i :+e5'- ee-
twe eR- J eB.R-aRE1=fJe~:i:6e-g*,:p eets., s:i: Eaee. -B~- ReBep4;- J T Raeeka, g T bT g .:te3:-
teBeepe-et-a~,was-~FeseRtee-
There was discussion on vacations,Boeck-Gross-Olivetti*
and Kammer expressing themselves.On motion of Gross-second by Col-
well was referred to Finance Committee to bring in a report after
contacting Department Heads.RolJ Call Ballot.All votin[ "AYEIl.
..Tustice absent.
On mot:lon of Boeek-Counei 1 adjourned untj 1 2P .r'!. Saturday
May 4,1940.
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Kammer &: Holmber[ acting Clerks. F.S.1.7hit.e,
City Clerk.
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May 4,1940.
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Council met as per adjournment of May 3,1940.
His Honor,the Mayor presiding.Each Councilman answered at Roll-Call.
COMI,:IITTEE REPORT.
To the Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We,the Ordinance,License and Bobd Committee,to ~lom was re-
ferred the application of George Kudrna and Henry J.Stark,doing
business as Island Bar,requesting a License to sell alcoholic
liquors at 103 North Locust Street,in the Stratton Hotel,recommend
that the same be granted.
Respectfully submitted this 4th day of May,1940.
M.A.Olivetti.
C.H.Justice.
Julius Boeck.
F.H.Colwell"
Ordinance,License & Bond Vorn.
On motion of Olmvett:i.,second by Boeck,recommendation was apopted.
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RESOLUTION
BE rr RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CI'rY COUNCIL 01' the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, that a license to sell alcoholic
liquors at 103 North Locust Street, in the Stratton Hotel,
Grand Island, Nebraska, be granted to George Kudrna and Henry
J. Stark, doing business as Island Bar,
Be it further resolved that the City Clerk be and he is
hereby directed and instructed to forward to the Nebraska
Liquor Control Commission in Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified
copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 4th day of May, 1940.
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On motion of Olivetti,second by Justice,Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot. Voti.ng IIAYJ.jflJUSTICE**CORDS**KAMMER**GROSS**CODVELL
BOECK & OLIVETTI.Votin.c "NAY'l ST..A.t'1R.
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, warrants have been issued to the limit of 85% of
the amount appropriated for the street and Alley Fund of the
General F'und; and under the laws of the state of Nebraska,
further warrants can not be issued against this appropriation,
and
WHEREAS, there is an unexpended balance in the Light Fund
in the sum of approximately ~V5,OOO, and all anticipated ex-
penditures have been amply provided for, said surplus in said
Light Fund. being from earnings of said Department, and
WHEREAS, it is anticipated that approximately $2500 will
be necessary to amply provide the said Street and Alley Fund
with money with which to complete its year's work.
Therefore, be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council
of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the sum of $2500
be transferred from the Light Fund to the Street and Alley
Fund of the General Fund, and that the City Clerk be instl'ucted
and he is hereby authorized to issue warrants up to this amount.
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Be it further resolved that the City Treasurer be and he is
hereby directed, authorized and instructed to transfer the said
sum of $2500 from the Light Fund to the sai.d Street and Alley
Fund of the General Fund.
Be it further resolved that at the time of making the
annual appropriations for the year of 1940-1941, that an
appropriation be made in the Street and Alley Fund of the
General Fund to repay the amount of $2500 herein borrowed from
said Light Fund.
Respectfully submitted this 4th day of May, 1940.
Finance Committee
On Ufotioh of Cords, second by Starr ,Resolution was adopted. Roll-Call
Ballot.Each Councilman voting tlAYEIl.
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The Finance Committee made a blank report as to recommending
the lOWGst and best bidd(:1r on the AucUt. After some cliscussion,a
secret ballot was taken,results of which were as follows:Vanbos-
lcLrl\:-Hemington FOUR--Sundermeier & Countryman F01:JR.At this time it
was suggested that a ballot be taken later,perhaps the Comndttee
would have recommendation to make..
Ordinance #1720,providing for the issuance of Refunding
Bonds of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska,in the principal amount
of Ninety One Thousand ($91,000..00) Dollars for the purpose of re-
deeming and paying off certain outstanding bonds of said City of
the samn principal amount and providing fer the calling and re-
demption of said outstanding Bonds and for the levy and collection
of taxes to pay the bonds issued thereunder,was presented,passed by
the City Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1920.0n motion of Cords-second by Justice,Ordinance
was placed on first reading at length"Roll-Call Bal10t,each Council-
man voting "AYEr, .Ordinance was read at length,
On motion of Justice-second by Olivetti,rules were suspended
and Ordinance palced on second readinr, by Title.Roll Call Ballot
each Councilman voting II ATE I! . Ordinance WEl.S declared passed it' s
second reading.
On motion of Starr-second by Justice,rules were suspended
and Ordinance plac~;d on thi:dd reading by Title..Rol1 Call Ballet.
Bach Cou cilman voting IIAYE".
On motion of Starr,second by Justice,Ordinance was placed
on final passace and finally passed.TIoll Call Bamlot.Each Councilman
votine "AYE"..
The Mayor appointed M.M.Linesman as Fire Chief to succeed
,t..,.-~"
himself,and Lloyd Kelly City Attorney to succeed Paul Holmberg.
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On motion of .Justice, second by Starr, the appointment of M.M. Lingeman
as Fire Chief was confirmed. No actiontaken on City Attorney.
After a short receKS the following report was presented..
To the Mayor &: City Council,
Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We,your Finance Committee to whom was referred the several
bids covering the audit of the books of the several departments of
the City of Grand Island,Nebraska,report that after examining said
bids,we find that the bid of Vanboskirk-Remington Co.of Lincoln,
Nebraska,is the best bid,and recommend that the contract for said
audit be awarded to said CompanY.We further recommend that the Mayor
and City Clerk be authorized to enter into a contract with daid
Company on behalf of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska.
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Respectfully submltted th1.s 4th da~r of May,1940,.
C.J.Cords.
William A.Gross.
F. H.ColwEJll.
B.C.Kammer.
Finance Committee.
On motion of Cords,second by Gross,report was accepted and recorn-
mendation was adopted.
Olivetti was excused.
JU.stice menttoned That T .1;1. Johnson had received several sta;6e-
ments for laying sewer in the alley north of his property,but that
Mr.Johnson's property had been connected with another sewer for
some time' and the assessment had been paid4lMr.Gross mentioned that
there were several in that se~tion of the city who had been assessed
for the same sewer but had been connected with other sewer outlets,
.and that he felt the list should be checked thoroughly,On motion
of Gross,second by Justice,the matter was referred to the Sewer
Committee.
On motion of Cords,second by Starr,the City Clerk was instructed
to return the checks of the unsuccessful bidders on the Audit.
On motion of Justice,Council adjourned.
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The Mayor and Council of the City of Grand Island
Nebraska, met in adjourned
session at the Council Chamber
in said City on the
4th day of May, 1940.
The following were present: Mayor
O.A.Abbott
City Clerk __li'.S.Wbite
, Councilmen .T1J~ti C:~"l, COT'e] ~ ,
Kammer ,Boeel;, Colwel) ,Gross, Starr "&-QJ;i vetti _.
. The Mayor presided and
the City Clerk recorded the proceedings.
Ordinance No. 1720, being an ordinance providing for'
the issuance of Refunding Bonds in the total principal amount of
Ninety"-one Thousand Dollars ($91,000.00), to redeem and payoff
certain outstanding Refunding Bonds, dated April 1, 19~54, was in-
troduced and read for the first time. It was moved by Councilman
Gross
and seconded by Councilman Justic.e
that the
rules be suspended and that Ordinance No. 1720be placed on second
reading by title. Roll call, Councilmen voting tt Aye: It Justice ,Cords,
Bo~ck,Kammer ,COlvlell,Gross ,Starr &; Olivetti
. nNay~':
NONE
The Ordinance was then read the second time by ti tIe. It was moved
by Councilman Justice
and seconded by Councilman Olivetti
that the rules be suspended and Ordinance NO.1720 be placed on
third reading and final passage. Roll call, "Ayeu: T",.,+' CO d"
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. "Nay":
NONE
The motion car1"ied and the Ordinance was read for the third time.
The Mayor then put the question: "ShalJ. the Ordinance pass?lt A vote
being called and taken resulted in Ayes: Jll~ti.c..a.,..COT'(l~,.KammeT',Boeck
C()lvu~ll ,GY'()~~,P,t.AIT .& OJj~TAtti.
: Nays:
NONE
. The Mayor
then declared the Ordinance passed and adopted and the Mayor and City
Clerk affixed their signatures thereto.
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STKrE OF NEBRASKA )
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COUNTY OF' HALL ) ss.
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CI'rY OF GHAND ISLAND )
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, the duly elected, qualified
and acting City Cler].( of the City of Grand Island, in Hall County,
State of Nebl"8.s1m, hereby certify; That the annexed and l' oregoing
is a true, full and correct copy of Ordinance No. 172<2.8 the same
appears on the journal and ordinance books of said City; that said
Ordinance was duly passed by the City Counc5.1 and approved and
signed by the Mayor on the 4tb day of May, 1940, and 1Jms publi shed
on the 15th__day of May, 1940 in the G. I . D11..1.lY.....1J1.d~.uSlD.d.m11
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a legal newspaper published and of general circulation in said Oi ty.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal
thi s 15th day of May, 1940.
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. City Clerk.
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(Flj1.:;f(.E PASTE AFFIDAVIT OF YiJt'LIGA'I'ION W1'l'H NEiJVSPAPER CLIPPING A,'I'TACHED)
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fthe
e....(jf..inf;e~.-
'satd:bPl'ids;
~he. :v..as.. e:rfghtand'optionoI
payil1:gariy- or all' of said Refunding .
'Bonds at any time. Ii
Section. 2. That . the ..City ofi
[G. ra.n... d.'. IS. I. and her. eb..Y. e...lects to re-I
fdeemand PitY off the ponds. de-
~eribed 'in Section 1 of this ord-I
;~nance; .
Filed :In my office thls--L2.th:1ay of May, hJ40.
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he~'cii~06'F~i'Ml~~~I~*ffiYl'~t~te 'of
,ebraska. FQp,the prompt payment
If this borid; both principal and in-
erest as the ,same become due, the
ull .faith, credit and' resources of
atd City are hereby -irrevocably
lledged. . ,.
This bond is redeemable at the
Iption of the ,City at any time after
ive yea!'s from date. . '
This bond is one of an issue of
dnety-one bonds of One Thousand
)QUal'S ($1,000.00) each, numbered
rom one to ninety-one (1 to 9a),
lOth numbers inclusive, of' a total
lrincipaJ amount of Ninety-one
l'holJsand Dollars ($91,000'.00') of like
late and tenor herewith, which are
ssued by said City for tl:J.e purpose
)f paying off Refunding Bonds of I
laid City of the total principal
Lmount of :r;-rinety-one Thousand
)ollal's ($91,0'0'0'.0'0), dated April 1,
,934, now existing and unpaid, and
n strict compliance which the pro-
'isions of the Home Rule Charter
If saidClty whieh,has been 18.wfully
Ldopted and is now in force. 'fhiR
Jond and the others of. said is,sue
lave .been duly authorized by. all
lrdinance duly passed. and adopted
JY. the Mayor and Councii Df said
Jity and pUbIlshf,'d as required by
aw. '
It is hereby certified and recited
:ha tall cOll:dl.tion.s,acts and thin gSl'
'equired by law to (exist or to be
lone precedent to and in issuance
lfthis bond, and precedent to and
n the issuance oI the bonds re-,
:unded by the issuance of this bond, I
md the other bonds of the series
Jf which this bond forms a part, did i
~xist, did happen, and were done, i
md performed in regular and due:
'orm and time, as required by law,
md that the indebtedness of the
mid' City, . including this bond, does.
lot at this time exceed and did not,
l,t the time of the incurring of the'
ndebtedness refunded by the issu"
mce of this bond and the other
?onds of the 'series of which this is
me, exceed any limitation imposed
)y law, and the City covenants that
.t will annually levy and collect i
;axes on all the taxable property i
.n the City, in addition to other I
;axes, for the purpose of paying an~~ I'
mfficient to pay the interest on this
)ond as the same becomes due, and
;0 create a sirikingfund to pay the
)rincipall:1ereof at, maturity. '
IN WITNESS WHEREOF; the
Mayor and Council of the City of
:Jrand Island have caused this bond
~ be e)(ec~ted ~n behalf. qf the said /'
Jlty by be111g slgn,ed by the. Mayor I
md attested by the City Clerk,' and
)y causing the official seal of said
:Jity to be hereto affixed, and has
laused. the interest coupons hereto
tttached' to be executed on behalfl
)f the City. by' having affixed
;hereta the engraved 'Iacsihiile sig-
1atures of said Mayor, and Clerk
tnd the MayOl~ and Clerk do by the
~xecutian of this bond, adopt as and,
Eor-tl1eir" oWJ1 '-.stgna tures , ,'thelr- re;;~
ipective i'acsimilesignatures on said I
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)oupans., :
Dated this first day of June, 1940. '
CITY' OF GRAND ISLAND
: NErBRAS'KA "
. By
!\.ttest:
MayOl'.
(SEAL)
City Clerk.
e
V visers have recently told congrel
r sional investigators, that is their a1
- titude toward' the plane-'-and his. :
:; lit' .*' "*
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Diplomat: Mrs. George C; ::Mal
shall recently revealed that herhu!
band, the army's chief of staff,::
not the- only member of the fami]
who' knows a thing or two apot
strategy. The disclosure came .vhe
g:uests at a cocktail party she gay
at her Fort Myel' quarters,expresse
curiosity about four" 10-year;;ol
. boys who served as her aides-de
~ cocktail. ;~
t When the Marshalls first move
sinto the beautiful residence, reserve
- for ,the Army's No.1 mali, Mrs. Mar
,1 shall had serious garden troubll
- Foul' taugh kids in the neighborhoo
- . smashed her' hedges, uprooted he
~I roses, broke. the . branches ,of 'b;~
'. trees. One day she captured: th
II ringlea\'lers, treated thelJ:lto cookiE
I and took them 'into camp.
II t "Look here," she said, "I need
, personal bOdyguard like the generi
o has. I want you boys to be my aide
r I want yau. to guard me' and in
d house and garden, and when an3
p body attacks us, I want you to'thrO'
n them out because you . will be IT.
,f guard.;' Mrs."Marshal1has never h8
any garden difficulties since;
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- SHELTON-POTASH
'~ HIGHWAY, GRA VELEl
h. Shelton, Neb" May 15. (SpeCial)-
y
s Five miles of the Shelton-Patas
highway fi'om herenarth acr~ss tb
~, Wood river valley to the hills is belb
_ surfaced with gravel. A high grad
n was built up on this stretch of high
s way more than a year ago and it'i
_ now well packed.' A large fleet 'c
r county trucks are hauling the graVE
s from' a pit near the Platte rive
_ three miles south of Shelton.
f . ~~1'ih of,(lO'
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, 'On the first day ne (De-
cember), 19~, the' Bity 'of Gr!l,nd
ISland, Hall County, Nebraska, will
pay to bearer n . ' . . .'. Dol-
lars ($ .' . . .) (the phrase "un~
. less tIle bond .t6whi Upl;ll1
is anriexed.iJe, cal' .. .p/i,yment
.prior to the due datea.! this coupon"
. should all'oear hi each coupon ma,.
turing after June 1, i945) , at the
'office of the 'bounty Treasurer of
the County 'of Hall, in the City of
Gran4 Island, for interest due that
I day an its Refunding Bond, dated
\ June 1, 1940. I
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\ (Form of Certificate of State I
, . Auditor) I
, BTA T'E OF NEBRASKA
I OFFICE OF THE STATE
AUDITCVt'l.
I; theU11detsig'ned, Auditor of
Public Accou ,,', gf'the State of Ne-
~~~~~' b~~~j~::Ybe~~.tg:est~t~d t~6 \
me, together with a duly 'certified
ttahsCl'ipt of "all proceedings had I
previous to' the issuance thereof; I
that I have examined the within I
bond. and. said proceedings and ain
sa tisfie(l- thit t said bond, has been i
legally issued Jor it ,lawful purpose, I'
and I..hereby certify that said bond
has beert regularly and legally is- I
sued,al~d pas ,been registered 111'
my office in ,accordance with the
prOVisions of the compiled Statutes
of NebraSKa, 1929; as' amended (the
. data. filed in my' office being. the
basis of this certificate). .
. WITNESS my hartd ahd' seal af
i affice, this ~ . day of . ,
119-. . .
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~~'''' A~t,~f Publk B~io=":
(EOI'm of 'Courtty Clerk's Cer,tificate)
STATE OF NEBRASKA '
COUNTY 'OF HALL, ss.
I, the undersigned, County CIerI.
'of the County aforesaid, do hereby
.certlfythat the within band has
been registered in my office pur-
suant.to the provisions of the )Com-
piled statutes of the state of Ne-
b' amended.'
my hand and the
omity' this - day
" 1940.
County Clerk.
Section 7. That for the purpose
of.provjcffhg a fund to pay the in-
terest.' on, said bonds ~s the same'
"11iatureir:and the :[lrli1cipal of said
i liondsat:mat\1rity, the Mayor and
'Council shall cause to be levied and
'coliected annually taxes on 'all the
taxable property of the Pity in ad-
ditiont()ot~l,f()r the pur-
pase of tin.
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as the same
8.. That after said bonds
,. duIy executed and reg-
. . ordinance;
ivered to'. tlw
Pottis Company 'of
braska,UpOJ:i! receipt of '\
.the purchase pJ;ice. therefor, pur-
suant to the provisions af the con-
tract '. entered into May 1, 1940,
,which said contract is hereby con-!
firmed and ,approved. I
Section '9. That. simultaneously
with. the delivery af said bonds as
'herein provided, there be paid', c~n-
celled and destroyed Refundmg
Bonds, dated April 1,1934, in t,he
principal amount .of Ninety-one
Thousand Dollars ($91,000.00) num-
bered 151 to 'ZOO inclusive, and 210'
to' 250', l1}c1usive, of $1,000 each; and
each and all of said bondS be and
are 'hereby called far payment.
Section '10. That an ordinances
or 'parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith be and the same are here-
by repealed.
, Passed and approved this 4th day
of )VIay. 1940. '
O. A, ABBOTT,
Mayor.
Attest:
F. S. WHITE,
City Clerk.
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I, :F'__~_}ihLt.a___________' the duly elected, qualifie d
and acting City Clerk of the Ci ty oi' Grand Island, in the County and
State aforesaid, do hereby certify that said City was organized in
the year 1872 and that the population of the City according to the
I United States Census Reports for 1930 is 18,041.
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I fUl'ther certify that the following constitute the
officials of said City:
Mayor
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City Clerk F. ~-YLhitQ____.
Treasurer J. R. Gedde~_______
Councilmen Justice-COl"os-Karnmer-EoeQ}c ___
Colwell-Gross-starr & Olivetti T
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I further certify that I have made a dili gent search of
the journal, recOl:ds and fi le s of said Ci ty whi ch aI'e in my
official custody and find and certify that said City has accepted
the provisions of the Statutes of Nebraska, relating to the enact-
ment of ordinances and contracts by initiative and referenduJTI vote
of the electOl"'s.
I further certify that there is no litigation pending at
this time nor any litigation threatened affecting the corporate
boundaries of said City or its existence, or against the title of
any of its officials to their respective offices, or against the
validity of the indebtedness in the form of Refunding Bonds that
are being refunded at this time, or the right to issue Refunding
Bonds.
I further certify that the fallowing is a full and
correct list of the amount of all bonds of said City outstanding
at this time.
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~Ent i2}lt_i?tandiPlL
$119,000.00
91,000.00
100,000.00
35,000.00
IN WITNESS
Purpose
Storm Sewer
Refunding
City Hall
Park Bonds
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IVIar.l,1934 Mar.l,1954
April 1,1934 Apr.1,1944
Jan.15,1939 Jan.15,1949
Jan.15,1939 Jan.15,1949
hereunto set my hand officially
and affixed the seal of said City thi s 13t~ay of IvIay, 1940.
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STI'-TE OF NEBRASKA )
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COUNTY OF HALL )
I'%~ _- ~ __' County Clerk of Hall
County, Nebras'a, hereby certify that the valuation of the
Ci ty of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, foJ:' assessment
purposes for the year 1939, is $8_.7'16;' 3~.L ~o _"
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WI'rNESS my hand and seal thi s day of May, 1940"
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Grand Island, Nebraska
Hay 15, 1940.
Council met in regular session, "His honor" the Mayor presiding.
All councilmen answered at roll call except Kan~er. He was
excused on account of illness.
lVIinut>3s of prC)vious meetings, May First, Third, awl Fourth, were
read and approved.
Bids for hydraulic dUlllp trucks, dump trucks to be used on streets,
were opened as follows:
Central Ch?vrolet Company
Terry Brothers and Mavis
Vern Hainline Company
Internaticmal Earvest8r Company
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993.48
1025.00
1120.00
On motion of starr, seconded by Colwell, bids were referred to the
street and Alley Committee.
Bids on Curb and
tel' District No. 33 and 34 were opened and
reaci as follows:
Curb and Cutt:.3I' District No. 33, ajJprc)~\imat'31y 11,40 linear
feet, nine cents (9t) per foot, $126.00.
Curb and Gutter District No. 34, 1000 lin~ar feet, (9~).
Snch being a bid of the Diamond [i;nGin,::;(;;r ing Company.
On motion of starr, seconded by Justice, bids were a~cepted arC
contract awarded, th>:; NIayoX' and Cl.erk instruct'ed to sien contra~t.
Roll call ballot, all vot~d aye.
Letter from Mrs. Margaret Stull with reference to rendering
s?rvices to City Hall was read.
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Justice, referred to the City
Property and Pelice COlllmi tt,:;es.
COiiiJ.VlITT3B R2;POHT
May. 8, 1940
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
GentlernS!n:
This is to inform thS! Council that the heirs of tl1'3 Vanti.ne
estate have expressed their willin~ness to deed to the City a
strip of lanCl 60 f':;Jt\f/idc~ and 1180.25 fe3t long si tua t'::d in
the southw8st quarter of th>3 northwest quarter of Section 22,
Tovvnship 11, North range ), Vilest of the 6th P.M. i:::1 IL111 County,
NebraslGl, f')I' a strs8t richt of way, upon the expressed conditions
that no tax be levi8d against said grantors for U1e construction
of said street. A deed has be8n pr8pared and has been sent to
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salU gran 01'5 .01' slgna ures; and when the sam':; returns to me,
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it will pr~mptly be recorded. 11lS abovs ~onveyan~e is to be
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made wi tilOut cos t to ths Ci ty.
Vsry truly yours,
Paul C. Holmb':.;rs
City Attorney
On motion of Starr, secondsd by Jus tic '2, r epor t WEtS ace ept':;d
wi th votl~ of' thanks ext<:md'3d to lVll'. Holrnbsl'g.
A petition for the cr ':;:;:1 tion of a pavinG di strict em t!;dci.y Str eet,
filed by Max Kiki.mdall, Floyd Nicholas, emu others .:;t. al., was
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pl~ e s crl L (:0Ct 0
On motion of Starr, s3cond,,:::d by Jt\;.:;tiC2, r (21'1'
to S tr Be t clrld
Alley Committee.
Petition for the installation of street lighting at the inter-
section of CalforIlia and Phoenix Avenuss, filed by Al Clothman and
,~t11'::;r~s "vVtJ.3 Pl'(.:;S:JlltSQ ~
On motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, r:.;ferred to Ice, Water
and Light COlilll1ittr:le.
Pi:=;ti tIOD for Curb and. C-utt'3r District on CalifoI'llia Street,
Artistic Horns.s Addition, f'ilsd by William Franl;: and oth'21' S was
pressnted.
On motion of SteHT, s'3conded by BO'3d" 1'3fs1'red to
c't t d
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Alley ComGlitt0e~
P3tition for cr'?atint; Curb and uutt0r District on Clay Street
bstween Second and Third, fil0d by W. A. 8ei1sr and others was
pr'2sentecl~
On motion of Starr, seconded by Oliv~tti, ref~rr'3d to Street and
A11'2Y COHlwi tt3'? ~
lUSOLUTI;JN
Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Islaml, )\hbl','1ska, that refunding bonds No. 151 to 200 and
No. 210 to 250, inclusive, dated April 1, 1934, b'3 called for payment,
as of May 1), 1940, in accordance witll the provisions of Ordinance
No. 1720 herstofore passed by the Mayor and Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebras'ia~
Hesp3ctfu11y SULrui.+;tc3u this 15H, CliiJ' .;)f May, 1940.
C. J. Cords
William A. Gross
Ii'. H. Co1viell
Finance Committee
On motion ()f Cords, s{-?conded by Gross, tlli3 r'3so1utL)D lJaS
adopted. R)ll call ballot. SacL councilrrw.n presen t vot~3d "Aye".
1\:mnn1'31' absent.
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RESOLTYrION
rnTJiJ'UGAS, the In6ustI'ial Heatine; and Plumbing Company,
a pa:etnex'8h:i.p, has requested the City of GX'.'2.nd Island, 1'Jebl"G.i31m,
to fur-nish it 1Ni th an assignrnent of the clo9.in1 of satel City againr:lG
trle DeIlaveS.l ,StOEV,; TUl'bineGompany of Tl'enton, l'fevv JG:l:sey, a:rising
from the damagos sustained by said city as a result of the breaki
011 or about J1.1J.y IB, 1939, of tho outlet flD.ng(3 on the DeLa iTal
CJt(':~arn Turbine Company's boiler feecl pump No. 229018 chu'i:ng tb.e
installation of such pump in the electric ligllt plant of Daid
city of Gl~and Isla.Del, Nebl'Sls1ca, and
rJIIEHEAS, tho City Council of the City of Granel I ~31and,
Nebraska, :L swilling to fUl'ni sh the Industrial Heat:l.ne: (:lnd Plumb-
1ng COlIlpan;y with 8U ell assignment.
NOVJ, TIIIi:l(E8'OB.E, BE I'f RES 01:" WiD that said ci tv fu.l~ni 8h
to the Inc1u str'i8.1 Hsa"tLL16': and Plumbing COl;lpany such as~lgnement)
and that the Mayor and the City Glar of tIle City of Grand Island,
N ebro.slrD.., aI'e hel~eby diX'ected and au thorized to execul::;e and de1i Vel'
to the Industrial Heating and Plun1I::dng CO}:1;oa11Y such assignment of
the af orestJ.ld claLn of said c1 ty again st the DeLa val St sam Tu J'bine
Company.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of May, 1940.
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Ligb.t, \flater and Ice Committeo
On motion of Justic9, sgconded by Boeck, th9 r9solution was
adopted. Roll call bclllot, all pr~s'3nt voted fli\.Y2::f' 0 Kamrn3I' absent.
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HESOLurrION
WH Ti:l:1 E.AS , the Indu strial Heating and :Plumb inn; Company,
a pa:ctncl"sh+p, has offered the Ci ty of Grand. I slancl, lIT ebl'B.ska,
the sum of $350.00 for a complete release of the Industrial
HOD.t:t.ng and :Plumbing Company, j.ts firm merriiJers, its officers,
agents and eJnployees, of and from a:.ny Dnd all c1a:trns, causes
of action, l~ights and eJemancLs that said City now haG or' may
hereaftel' 11:".vo by reason of the p:t'ovisj.on in the contract
entered into between said c1 ty and the Indu strial Heating and
Plumbing Company on or about March ;31, 1939, pl~oviding
fox' liquidated darn.ages or ponalt:i..es or" ~~l() .00 per day for each
da:r after July 28, 1939, that the Indu strial Heating and Plumbing
Company took to complete the plurnblng, heating and p5_pe in-
stallation and work it vias requil'ed to do tUlclt3:t' the te:r'ms of
such contract, and
':JHEI{EA..S, the City Council of the City of Grand Island,
Neb}:aska, deems it for the best interest of said City to
accept said offer.
NOW, THEH.:8F'Oli.E, BE IT RESgLVE.,'l) that said City accept sald
offer' of tho Indust:pial Hc)atine; and Plu1nblng Company 1'01' such
release, and t:i:lcJ.t the Mayor and the City CIerI;;: of the City of
Grand Is , NebrEu3]/;:a, are hereby directed and author:t.z to
execu t e G.nd d.e 1i ve"[' to tho Indu st;l~ial Heating 8JJ.d .P1urribing
Company a release of said City's claims lnst the Industrial
Hoa ting GIld .Plunl"J ing Conpan,'{ under t1Je liqu:i.dated da!fw.gen or
penalty provisIon of s d contract of March ;31, 1939, upon the
payment lY,V" said Indu stl'iftl JIea ting and Plumbing Company of
~r~350 .00 to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska..
HeslJectful1ysubmitted. this 15th day of May, 19,1:0.
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Li..nt, Water and Ice Committee.
Or.1 1.tlOtl' on Ol.~ JustlO cr~, s~.. 1 , I 'it.
v ~ '~~onaed by 30ecK, resou lon was
adopted. Hall call ballot, all present voted "Ay~n.
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CQl.!lMITTG~ HEPURT
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Islcmd, Nebraska.
Gentl'~ijl'=n:
'Ne, the members of th-e Ci ty Property and Cem-etery COlillili t tee
advise and report as follows.
1. That all of th-e mechanical aevices and machinery
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used in connection wi th tlv:; air-conditioning and h'3il ting
of the City Hull be placed under tll~
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Ligh t, Water and Ice Conuuissioll"3r, and tha t 11'3 wake all inspections
thereof and that all IF:lCeSsary rr3pairs to the sam':: be.; done under his
supi3rvision.
2. That all the mechanical d.evices and macilulery us'~d at the
n'3wly constructed svdrnmirlL pool be placed under the supervision of
J. H. Hardeman, Ci ty ~nGineer, and that h'3 mal.;:,;? iris }J9ctj 'Jns of said
machinery and that all repairs to the same be done under his
direction.
3. That the care of the grounds at the said .swiL.!dng pool and
all things necessary to beautify and maintain said grounds be placed
under the sup'arvision of Park Commissioner, Henry ScLirkofsky.
R'3spectfully submitted this 15th day of May 1940.
F. H. Cohvell
c. H. Justice
Julius BO'3cl{
M. A. Olivetti
City Property anti Cemetery
Committee
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Olivetti, the report was
adopted.
Colwell reported 0ighteen new trees set out on South Cemetery.
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Also making effort to have the-brlilding in readiness for
dedication on Jun'3 IJ+, and suggested that there b,e to}:er::.s purchased
to pass out to adult visitors.
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Olivetti, i t'3m~; of tok'c?ns,
programs, and pamphL~ts W'3re re.ferr'~d to th'3 Ci ty ~rop'3rty ConlIni ttee
and Mayor with po~er to act.
COlvlivlITT88 HSPOHT
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, the members of the Finance CaLJIlli t te'3 to whom was raf'3rred
the matt'3r of vacations for City employees report a~) follows:
That all regular employees of' the City who have worked for one
year or more be given a vacation of 10 calendar days witll full pay.
That all employees WI10 have '.'larked a part of each month during
th'3 past year for said City be grant'3d a vacation of 10 calendar
clays at th3 ave, age wage paid to said eJIli:JloY'3e.
H'3spectfully submitted this 15th day of May, 19J}O.
C. J. Cords
VLlliam A. Gross
F. H. Colwell
Finance Committt'3e
On motion of Cords, seconded by Gross, report was adopted. Roll
call ballot, all voting "AYS". Kammer absent.
BO-3ck reported that the rock garden at tne South Si<1'3 Fir'3
station had cost, up to this tim'3, seV'3n ($7.00) dollars.
Bond of J. R. Brust for auctioneer's license, and J. G. Woodin,
City Physician, having been O. K'd by the City Attorney.
On motion of Oli vetti~ seconded by Justice, W'3l''3 approv'3d.
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COJ.,Il,UTT88 HEPOHT
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To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
"lYe, the members of the Park and Band Commttte:;, r{;;port that
there are excellent picnic facilities to be ha~ at Lincoln Park.
Your COHlini t ter:;; r ecornmends that combination tables anu br:;;nches be
placed in said park for the b':;;Yl,:;;fi t of the public, and that an open
grill, burnin[~ coke or wood be install(~d in said park for the use
of the public. Your Committee requests that it be given pOI/Jer to
act.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of May, 1940.
William A. Cross
C. J. Cords
81ia3 F. Starr
Park and Band Cownittee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was approved.
COlilliiITT(~tl..: hSPOHT
To the Mayor and City Council,
Gr!'iDd Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Corn.:mi t tee on Parks and. Bands, report that the toil'at
facilities at the new swimming pool are located. in the bath houses
at either end of the pool, and your Committee is of the opinion that
such toilet facilities are and should be for the patrons of the pool
only. We recommend that toilet facilities be temporarily placed in
the old bath house near the lak:; for use this summ':;I' and that such
toilet facilities be for general public use. Your Committee reports
that all plumbing and things necessary to equip said temporary
toilets are on hand and the only cost to the City will be installing
the same. Your Committee asks for power to act.
Hespectfully submitted this 15th day of May, 1940.
William A. Gross
C. J = Cords
Elias F. Starr
Park and Band Committee
On motion of Cords, seconded by Boeck, report was approved.
COMMITTEE R8PORT
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, i'~ebrasl.m.
Gen tl em'.:m:
We, th'3 members of the Park and BaYld Commi.ttee, report that
that part of the Memorial Park on the east edge of said park,
directly south of the park building, be used. as picnic grounds, and
that combination tables and benches which have all'eadv been
constructed be placed there for those d.2siring to have picnics at
said park. We also recommend that lights be installed on said
picnic grounds. Your COIililli ttee requests that power to ac t be
granted.
Hespectfully submitted this 15th day of May, 1940.
William A. Gross
C. J. Cords
811as F. Starr
Park and Band Committee
On motion of Cords, seconded by Boeck, report was approved.
CO.l'.11vlITTEE HEPOhT
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand ISland, N'?brasl{:a.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Parks and Bands, report tha~ the walk
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around the wading pool in Grace Abbott Park is of SUCll construction
thRt when the same becomes wst, it is slippery and dangerous to the
childr sn patronizing said wading pool e 'vi} ':: , your COillmi t tes, recom-
mend that this dangerous condition be rsmedied and that your
committee be given pOliver to act to see that this dangerous condition
is removed.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of IVIay 1940.
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C. J. Cords
Elias F. Starr
Park and Ba:(ld Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was approved.
COMMITTEE RE?ORT
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
C en tlemen:
We, your Committee on Parks and Bands, report that th'3re should
be a new floor laid in the band-stand at Grace Abbott Park and the
floor in the band shell at the Buechler Park needs some repairs. We
r9colilm.md tb.at this W3Vi floor and the repairs b9 made at this time,
and that your Committes be authorizsd to order said work dons and
that they have power to act.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of May, 1940.
William A. Gross
C. J. Cords,
8li8.s F. Starr
Park and Band COLllmittee
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice, report was approved.
Grawi Island, N s braska,
lV:..ay 15, 1940.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, N3bI'aska.
Gentlemsn:
The following is the Engineers Estimate for Curb & Gutter D.istrict
No. 35.
Approx. 600 line ft. of Curb & Gutter @ .30t per ft.
Tne cost to the contractor shall be .09</: pel' ft.
$180.00
Respsctfully submitted
J. Eo Hardeman
Ci ty .::..ngin3er
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, rsport was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
iday 15, 1940.
Honorable Mayor & City CounCil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemsn:
The following is the Engineers Estii(la te for vurb and Gutter
Dist. No. 36.
Approx. 300 Lin. ft. Curb & Gutter ~ .30~ pSI' ft.
The cost to the contractor ,-,hall be.09~ pSI' ft.
$90.00
Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
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On motion of Starr, ssconded bv Justl. c'e, tlr18
- L _ report was approved.
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IvIay 15, 1940.
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Honorable Mayor &. City Council,
Grand ISland, N3braska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the E-nsineers Estimat9 for CUI'b &. wuttel'
District No. 37.
Approx. 1000 Lin. ft. Curb &. Gutter @ .30~ per ft. $300.00
The cost to the contractor shall be .091; per foot.
Respectfully submitted
J.1:1.. Hardeman
Ci ty J:l~ngineer
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, the report was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
May 15, 1940..
Honorable Mayor &. City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your street &. Alley Committee to whom was rC3fel'r3d the p':;ti-
tioD of Paul Guggenmous and Nellie h. Orndoff requesting the creation of
a Curb and Gutter District in the followint; location on Jefferson
utreet from lj-th Street to 5th Street on both sides of the strec:,t.
After careful consideration of the petition we find that it is
correct in all respects. W::; ther'2fore recommend that the district be
created. That the estimate of the City EngirH:;er be accepted. That
the soecifications be aporoved and that the Ci tv Cl;:;rk be instructed
to ad~ertise for bids fo~ the constructi::m of the above Curb & Gutter
District No. 35.
According to said specifications nOVi" on file. TIm t the $aid
bids be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. June 5, 1940 and said bids be
opened on said date.
t!;lias .1:".. Starr
lvl. A. Olivetti
C~ J.. Cords
C. H.. Justice
Street &. Alley Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, the report was adopted.
Grand ISland, Nebraska,
lJlay 15, 1940.
Honorable Mayor &. City Council,
urand ISland., N ,3 braska.
Gentlemen:
W>3, your Street &. Alley Cammi ttee to whom was referred the
petition of WIll. Frank, Al Claussen and other requesting the creation
of a Curb and Gutter District in the following location on California
Avenue on the east side of the street, in front of Lots 13,14,15,16,
and Frac 17 Block 21st Artistic Homes Addition.
After careful consideration of the petition we find that it is
corr.:;ct in all respec ts. Vie ther'3foI'e l'3commend that the district be
creB. ted. That tll'::o estimn te of the City Sngineer be accepted. That
the specifications be approved. and that the City Clerk be instructed
to 8J'vertise for bids for the construction of Curb &. l1utter District
No. 36.
According to said specifications now on file. That the said
bids be I'9ceived up to 8 o'clock P. IVI. June 5, 1940 and said bids be
opened on said date.
Elias F. Starr
M. A. Oli v'9t ti
C. J. Cords
C. H.. Justice
Street &. Alley Committee
On In'Jtion of' ,St? 1'1', aIle! SA_CO. r-,dFed by JU."'-tlO '~'_~, t -
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Grand Island, Nebraska,
May 15, 1940.
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Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your street & Alley Commi tt,:;(,; to whom was r.?f'2rred the
petition of John Bushman, A.L. Bro'vm, and other~ requesting the cre-
ation of a Curb & uutter District in tlle following location. On both
sides of Clay street from 2nd street to 3rd street. On the south
side of 3rd street from Clay street to Tilden street.
After car3ful consideration of the petition we find that it is
correct in all respects. We therefore recoLlmend that the district
be created. That th'2 estimate of the City Engin'3er be accepted.
That the specifications be approved and that the City Clerk be
instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of Curb & Gutter
District No. 37.
According to said sp<,;cifications nOV1 em file. That the said
bids be received up to 8 o'clock P. IVI., .Tune 5, 1940, and said bids
be opened on said date.
Elias F. Starr
lVI. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
Street & Alley COMnittee
On motion of starr, seconded by Olivetti, report was adopted.
CO~,EJIITTSS HEPOh'T
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Islan~, Nebraska.
Cen tlem03n:
We, the IfBJbers of the Sevv.3r Cormllittee, to whom vvas r{~i'>3rred
the claim of' Lester Graham asking dalilag::;s in the sum of ~~75 .22,
which he claims I'8,Sul ted "Vvhen the City uS:2d all air hawm,~;r in breaking
up paving and driving trucks across side walk, breaking two of his
vvindows 'JIl the 23rd day of January, 1940, Y"3port that aft".?r con,sid-
eration of the claim, we do not find that tile w~ndows were bI' 3D by
workmen of tlH.? city; and we, ther3foI'e, r'ecorllnl(md that the claim bE'
rejected.
R'3Sp0ctfully SUblllitt'2ci this 15th day of May, 1940.
William A. Gross
C. J.. Cords
1~1. H. Col v\i~ell
Sewer COlnmi tt'8e
Or, ,noticm of er oss, seconded. by Jw; tic ':';, n3.lJOl't v.as adopted.
Grand I~)landJ .N::braslm,
lflay 15, 1940.
Honora bl(j Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
G en tl em{~n ~
The following is the Sngineers Sstimate for tile laying of a
Sani tary Se'N")r lill>) in 8as t C.harles \:Jtre')t from Pine Stre'3t to
Sycamore Street.
Approx. 325 Lin. ft. 8" Viterfied Clay Sewer Tile @ .75~ per
2 manhol:::s & flush tanl~s
Total
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hesp-::ctfully SUbl,li tted
J" II. Hard'3wan
City BilL, i1'1':>81'
On motion of Gross, s econd'3d by Col'N'211, tll'::; es tlmCl te ViaS adop tect.
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Crand Island, 1\lebra;3h:a, '~.,j
Ma.y 15, 1940.
n"Dorah13 Mayor &: City CouDcil,
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Gentlemen:
We, your SeVier Committee to whom \TIas ref'3ITf?d the peti tion of
Property owners on Sast Charles Street asking for reli'jf on the
;Semi tary ~)ew'2I' drainag e. After car 'Jful consideration 01' the p'3ti tion
we recommend that a nevI' sevv,?r be placea in CharlcJs Street from Pin'3
u treot to C;ycarnore ctreet with flush tank~; at the end of each lin'3.
'1.'here shall be no charge to the presen t owners WilO ar';j alr.:=:ady con-
nected to the sani tcu-y SeWFJ!'. Fut",re conn"3ctions v.ill be required to
pay th<J Ci ty of Grand Island, N:::braska, $50.00 tap chaq;e.
We l~urther recommend Ci tv Clerk be in::it:.t'Uct to aclv.Jrtis8 for
bids to be received up to 8 0~c10ck P. M. on the 5 th of June, 1940.
Hesp8ctfu11y submitted
Will1cull A. Gross
C. J ~ Cord;:)
F'. H. Col \Ie1l
Sew':?r COlllmittE~e
On motion of Gross, seconded by Justice, report was adopted.
COlvu\iI TT.:..2; l,d;POhT
To the Mayor ana City Council,
Grand I;"lar~d, Nebraska~
Gentlemen:
We, your SeVier COiilGl:.l tt.es, to whom V;EtS rderred the matter of
tal\:ing further legal action in the case of the Ci ty of Grand Island,
vs. IIome IncleLmity COHllJany, a suit growing out of patent infringe-
ments brought against the City by Activated Sludge IneorpoI'atcd,
r'2port that aftJr car'2ful consideration, further litiGations 'liQuId
be useless; and we, th<:~refore, r'2COlilmend that no app:!al be tah:en by
the City from the action of said Court sustaining a demurrer filed
in said case.
He;:;pectfully submi tted this 15th day of May, 1940.
WilliEuh A. Gross
C. J. Cords
F. H. Colwell
Sew(;I' Comnd ttee
On motion of Gross, seconded by Justice, r~por twas adopt,;;~d.
Ther:; Wcl:3 ::JOW--) discu.s:,;1onl,JBCL by Gross, per taining to tLe
non--issua:nc:: by th"3 County Boare!. to the Union Pacific Athletic Club
for amusement license. No definite action taken.
Bills were read.
On motion of Justice, ssconcied by Olivetti" allovJ'2d. Holl call
ballot, il11 p:((;scnt voting "AYE". Kcullm'3r ab.sent.
Ordinance No. 1721, CI'82,tini.., Curb and Cutt:;!' District No. 35
VJas rsgular1ypassed by th\~ Council anci sign'3u by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by .Tu:::;tice,. ordinance was placed
on first readinG.at l<:mgth. Roll call bcl.llot, all vClting "AY2:".
Kar:UU'3r al)sent.
On Illation of Starr, seconded by <Justice, rules vv,::;re SUSIJ3nded,
Ordinance placed on seconci r'3acUnL IJY title. Roll call ballot, all
vot1ng "AYS". Kammer absent.
On Illation of Starr, seconded by 0ross, rules were sllspenu<ad and
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Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Holl call ballot. Each ,./
councilman votinr; nAYt~lT except K~lDlm8r, abs':::nte
On motion of 01i vet,ti, :3 ~con\'>:~d by Colvv~11, l'ul;;~i 1i1;;1''3 susp'3nd'3d,
Ordinanc8 placed on final passage and finally pass'2d. Holl call
ballot, all voting "AY2,f' ~JXC":;lJt Karmn'3r, absent.
Or d iGiD c.:; 'J No.
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cl"3atiui::, Curb ane, Cutt,:;l' DL3trict No.
was regularly passc':;Q by the Council and Sii.::,llGQ by tile Mayor.
On motion of S tar,r, S "3conded by Justic e, tId ordinC:Lce was r'::;[;.d
at lc;ngth. hall call ballot. Ecwh counciliiiCl.li votiIlL lTj\YSlT. Kamm'3r
absent.
On Illation of Olivetti, seconded by Justice, rules were suspended
a:C,Cl ordimmce vIas placed on S'SC=Tld r'3adint., by tit1'-.:;. Holl call ballot,
each councilwAn votinG '!AY2;". KamL18r abs!:mt.
On lf1otion of Starr, seconded by Gross, ru13s were susp~nded and
ordinance placed on third readinL by title. Roll call ballotj each
councilmrl.n voting HAYS". Karnnu.H' abs'::nt.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, rul.ss '{cer,; susp'3nded and
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Loll call
ballot, each counciI11,:::;,n voting IlAY2:". KallW181' absent.
Ordinance No. 1723, creating Curb anu Gutter District No. 37,
r'3ljularly passed by the Council and sipled by tile Mayor.
On motion of starr, seconded by Justice, the ordinance \~ias placed
on first r'2ading at lsngth. Holl call ballot, each councilman voting
!lAYS"" Kali1lller absent.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, rules were suspended
and ordinance placed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot,
each councilman voting "AYEfl. Kalrlliler abs'::nt.
On motion of Oli vettie, seconded by Corcls, rules were suspended
and ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot,
each councilman voting !lAYE;lt. Kamm'2r absent.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, ordinance placed on
final pas:3age and finally passed. Hall call ballot, eacL councilman
voting "AYE". Kammer absent.
Gross reported the need of three hundr'9d (JOO) feet of 110se for
watering ths lawn and shrubbery at the S'3wer plant.
On rnotim of Justice Council adjourned..
F. S. vVll.i t e,
City Clerk
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Grand Island.. Nebraska..
May 22, 19400
Council JJlet as a Board of Adjustment as per apl.Jeal of C. J.
McIn tosh, for building permit, 80/+ vV'3st uecond Stre,et, \vhich (lid not
comply with Ordinance No. 1585.
"HIS HONOR" the Mayor presiding. Each councilman present.
The appeal of C. J. McIntosh, affaGavit of publication concern-
ing the hearing, and the protest of Mrs. A. W. St'3arn, MTS. Homa
Donald, and others were reado
Th'3 Mayor call '3d on Mr. Holw'3s, repres en ting :Mr. McIntosh, to
give his reasons why the Zoning Ordinance should be changed. Mr.
Holmes cited definite cases similar to the one in question that had
been ruled by the courts to favor the applicant, citing cases from
Maine to California, and Mexico to Canada.
.Mr. GUIll', r>jprssentinh the protestants, cit'ed the same cases as
pres8nted by lVIr. Holmes which had arisin her'::; in N'.:::braska, and in
each case the courts had h'2ld in favor of the applieant on account
of ordinances or actions of the City Councils having been discrimin-
atory. The cas'.;s in Nebraska cited by .3ach a ttorn-::y "livere from
Kearney, North Platte, aLd Neli(;h.
After some discussion by the members of the Council, on motion
Justice, seconded by Kammer, the case was referred to the Council
to tak8 under advisem';:)nt anti report at a 12tel' eLate..
On motion of' Starr, seconded by Cords, Council meetlng as
Board of Adjustment adjou ned to me8t shortly thereafter.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
May 22, 1940.
Council met as per adjourned of May 22, 1940.
IlHn3 ttONOhll the Mayor presiding. E:ach councilman answered at
roll call.
Contract between Cal Hubberd and the City of Grand Island, was
presented.
On motion of Cords, seconded by Justice, contract vms approved,
the Mayor and Clerk autilorized to sign same. holl call ballot, each
councilman voting It AY ..'~Il .
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Burdick r'eported a change in the piping of the water
system at swimming pool would be necessary in order to guarantee
no return of' water from swimming pool into water main, and sugggsted
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that there should be a changg illade in the piping, also in the valves~
On motion of Ju stice, seconded by Burdick, items p'3rtaining
to the c'Jmpletion of tIle swimmine; pool in the way 01' lights, plat-
forms to be used in the bath house, etc., was referred to the Special
Building Committee with power to act.
The Mayor then mentioned his appointment of Lloyd Kelley as ~.
City Attorney, and requested that a roll call ballot be taken on
same. On roll call, voting flAy,~fl, Jus tics, Cords, Kammer, Boeck,
Btarr, Olivetti, Gross, arid Colwell. ,Voting flNAY~fl, none.
Notice from C. E. Beals, adviSing chante in time of the uectional
Meeting of League of Municipalities, to be held in Minden, Nebraska,
May 23, was read. No action taken.
CQJ:IJ.blI'T'TSe hSPOhT
To the Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street & Alley Committee, to whom was r':3ferred the
several bids covering the Durchase of a Truck for tile Street & Allev
Departrnent, recoramend that L the Bid of the In terna tional Harvester ~
Company in the sum of $1,120.00 be accepted. We recommend that said
truck be paid for as follows:
$320.00 on the first Wednesday of July, 1940.
~p800.00 on the first Wednesday of October, 1940, and that
tile City C13rk be authori~~d to sign the oruer.
Respectfully submitted this 22nd day of May, 1940,
Elias F. [:tarT
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
IVI. A. Olivetti
Stl'e'3t & Alley Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Cords, the report was adopted.
All voting "Aye".
COlvlMITTEE HEPGET
To The Mayor and City Council,
Grand I slal~d, 1\1 ebraska.
Gentlemen:
This is to inform the Mayor and Council that Melvin Sohrweid
and Willis Stull have offered the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
the sum of One Hundred Twenty-five Dollars ($125.00) ir cash for
lots 55 and 56 in block 16, West Lawn Addition to the City of Grand
Island, NebraSka, ~lich lots were purchased by the City under tax
sal'3 forf..:?closures in the year of 1932. The purchasers h8.ve agreed
to secure and pay for their own abstracts to said lots.
At the time the above lots were purchased by the City, lots
57 and 58 v.ere also purchased in the same forsclosure sui t, aud
there is a house situated on lot 58.
We recommend that said lots be sold under the terms herein
quoted and tllat an ordinance be passed and that notice of sald sale
be given as provided by law.
Respectfully submitted this 22nd day of May 1940.
E. H. Colwell
M. A. Olivetti
Julius Boeck
A. H. Justice
City Property & Cemetery
ComIni ttee
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On motion of Colwell, seconded by ~oeck, report was approved
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and recoraYllendation adopted.. Roll call ballot, all voting flAY.0ll..
Ordinance No. 1724, providing for tile sale of lots 55 and 56
on West Lawn Addition to Melvin Sohrweid and Willis Stull, was
regul8,rly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of starr, seconded by Colwell, Ordinance No. 1724
placed on first reading at length.. hall call ballot, each Council-
man, Justice, KarmYler, Cords, Boeck, Gross,
Olivetti, Colw,ell, and
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btarr, voting "AYE". Votine flNAYEfl, none.
ON motion of Justice, seconch~d by Colvvell, rules vvere suspended
and ordinance No. 1724 placed on second reauing by title. Roll call
ballot, each Councilman, Justice, Kammer, Cords, boeck, Gross,
Olivetti, Colwell, and Starr, voting "AYEfl.. Voting TlNAY,Sfl, none.
On motion 0:" Starr, s'3conded by Colwell, rules were sus-
pended and ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, each Councilman, Justice, Kanuner, Cords, Boeck, Gross,
Olivetti, Colwell, and Starr, voting "AYETl. Voting flNAYSTl none.
On motion of Starr, sec 'nded by Justice, Ordinance No.. 1721"
placed on final passage and finally passed. holl call ballot, each
l,ouncilman, Justice, Kamm'jI', Cords, Boeck, Gross , Olivetti, Colwell,
and Starr, voting flAYEfl. Voting TlNAY2" none.
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Justice, Council adjourned.
F. S.. WId t e ,
Ci ty Cl eI'lL
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First Meeting in
New Council Chamber.
Grand Island~ Nebraska~
June 5, 1940.
Council met in regular session, "His Honor," the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen present.
Minutes of previous meetings, May 15, and May 22, 1940, were
read and approved.
Request from Myra Sanders for concession at Pool was read, on
motion of Cords, seconded by Boeck, was referred to Municipal Pool
and Recreation Committee and City Property Committee.
Complaint from Henry W. Mettenbrink, with reference to weight
on hogs weigh~d at City Scales was read~ on motion of Justice,
seconded by Gross, was referred to City Property Committee in con-
junction with attorney.
Request from Edgar A. Barratt for the use of the Police target
range, by the National Guard, was read, on motion of Kammer, seconded
by Starr, "vas referred to Police COmIni tt'ge, City Property Committee,
and Mayor with power to act.
Communication from A. F. Buechler, Secretary of Stolley State
I Park Board, was read requesting a continuation of power agreement
between City and Park Board with reference to power for the ensuing
year. On motion of Gross, seconded by Justice, was referred to the
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Light Cornl1li ttee.
Letter from U. S. Treasury Department with reference to renewal
of lease on Lots 1 - 2 - 3 &4, Blk. 4, Baker's Addition, Section 20,
T.P. 11, Range 9-West, was read. On motion of Colwell, seconded by
Gross, Clerk was instructed to.answer.
Certificate of Sponsor's Expenditures Project 65-1-81-63 was
read, on motion of Colwell, seconded by Kammer, was received and placed
on file.
Claims for damages, alleged to have been caused by driVing car
into excavation for Reservoir, were read as. follows:
Howard Kelly
Phil1ys Herndon
Florence Fcnfon
Clarence Herndon
Martin Kelly
$1,015.00
1,047.50
1,087.50
1,880.00
200.00
On motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, were referred to the
Ice, Water and Light ~ommittee in conjunction with City Attorney; and
City Clerk was instructed to .notify the contractor of the filing of
damage claims.
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Bid on Curb and Gutter Districts #35, 36 and 37 were opened and
read as follows:
Curb & Gutter District #35 approx. 660 Lin. Ft. @ 9t
#36 approx. 300 Lin. Ft. @ 9t
#37 approx.IOOO Lin. Ft. @ 9~
Bids of Diamond Bngineering Company.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, the bids of Diamond
~ngineering Company were accepted.
Roll Call Ballot.
Mr. Falmlen made oral request that the poles in the curbing along
Eddy Street be removed. Mr. Justice, in reply, stated that this con-
dition had been up before and the expense of underground cable was
too great to place power cable underground, and Eddy street was the
same as any other street, and the poles would have to be placed in
same street.
Request from Hotel Yancey for permission to drill a well in the
street, for use in air conditioning the Hotel, was presen~ed. On
motion of Justice, seconded by Starr, as soon as Blue Prints, plans
and specifications, which would comply with ordinances and statutes
governing same were presented, be referred to Sewer Committee,
I s tr ee t and Alley Conaait tee, Mayor, and I;;ngine er ·
Petition for Sewer District between Lafayette and Kruse Streets
from Sixteenth to Waugh I:Jtreet, signed by Jasper, Rice, Roy Johnson,
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Et. AI., was presented.
On motion of Kammer, seconded by Justice, was referred to the
Sewer Committee.
Petition for Water Main District in Boggs Street from Front
Street to George Street, signed by C. O. Brown, Tom Cook, Et. AI.,
was presented, on motion of Justice, seconded by Kammer, was referred
to the Ice, Water and Light Committee.
Petition for Curb and Gutter on Sixth Street, from Eddy Street
to Lincoln Street, on East side of Clark Street from Sixth Street
to alley between Sixth and Seventh Streets, signed by John Neilsen,
John Lechner, Bt. AI., was presented. On motion of Starr, seconded
by Justice, referred to Street and Alley ConlIni ttee.
Petition for Curb and Gutter on Sixteenth street from Cedar to
Eddy Street, signed by Floyd V. Orr, Clarence Mengel, E:t. AI., was
presented. On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, referred to Street
and Alley Committee.
Petition for Curb and Gutter on both sides of Louise from Clark
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Street to Lincoln Street, signed by Helen and Rudolph Seier, Dora
and Lewis Buettner, Et. -AI., was pl'esented, on motion of starr,
seconded by Olivetti, was referred to Street and Alley Committee.
RESOLUTION
Whereas: Warrants have been issued to the limit of amo~nt Appropri-
ated, for the Paving Fund, and under the laws of the State
of Nebraska, no further Warrants can be issued on this
Appropriation.
And Vfuereas: There is an unexpended Balance in the Light Fund, al~
anticipated expenditures being amply provided for, said
Light Fund being a surplus earnings of the Light Departrnat.
Therefore be it resolved by the.Mayor and City Council of the City 'Z
of Grand ISland, Nebraska, that the Sum of Five Thousand
Dollars ($5,000.00) be transferred from the Light Fund to
the Paving Fund, and that the City Clerk be instructed and
hereby authorized to issue Warrants up to this amount.
Be it further resolved that the City Treasurer be directed, and here-
by authorized to transfer the Swn of Five Thousand Dollars
($5,000.00) from the Light Fund to the Paving Fund.
Be it further resolved that at the time of making the Annual
Appropriations~for the year 1940-1941, an appropriation
be made in the Paving Fund to repay said amount to the
Light Fund.
Respectfully submitted.
C. J. Cords
William A. Gross
F.R. Colwell
E. C. Kammer
Finance Corumittee
On motion of Cords, second by Kammer, Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot. All 'Voting, "AYE."
Grand Island, NebraSka,
June 5, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
This will certify that all work involved in Contracts No.1,
No.2, and No. 3 between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and the
Diamond Engineering Company of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the
Swimming Pool Project, Docket No. .Nebr. 1464-F has been completed in
strict accordance with the plans and specifications and all other
contract documents.
Respectfully submitted,
Gordon Shattuck, Architect.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Starr, report was approved.
Communication from DiamnndEngineering Company pertaining to
completion of contracts on Docket # Nebr. l4;4-F was read, on motion
of Justice, seconded by Kammer, was approved.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska has entered
into contracts with the Diamond Engineering Company of Grand
Island, Nebraska as follows:
Contract #1: For excavation for a
swi~ming pool, Docket #Nebraska 1464-F.
Contract #2: For const~lction of a swim-
ming pool, Docket #Nebraska 1464-F.
Contract #5: For equipment for a swim-
ming pool, Docket #Nebraska 1464-F, and
Vl1IEHEAS, an inspection has been made of the work involved
in the above mentioned contracts by Gordon Shattuck, architect
of Grand Island, Nebraska, and all of said work has been found to
be completed.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska that all work
involved in Contracts #1, #2 and #5 between the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska end the Diamond Engineering Company of Grand
Island, Nebraska be accepted as entirely completed in accordance
with all of the terms of the above mentioned contracts, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Elll requirements of the contract
documents with rega.rd to both starting dateslilld completion
dates be waived.
Respectfully submitted this
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On motion of Cords, seconded by Kammer, Resolution was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot.
At this time, the matter of Zoning was brought before the Council,
having been before the Council as a Board of Adjustment for hearing.
Question: Shall the refusal of the City Building Inspector to gra~
a building permit to C. J. McIntosh be upheld and the request for a
change in Zoning Ordinance be denied? Roll Call Ballot. Voting
"AYE," Justice, Cords, Gross, Colwell, Starr and Boeck. "NAY", Kammer,
and Olivetti.
Recommendation of Mr. Kammer pertaining to the Board Elections,
Bonds, Contracts, Special meetings, Correspondence, Telegrams, and
everything in connection with the bUilding be assembled in book form
in the way of permanent record.
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To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
As a member of the Council and as Chairman of the Special
Building Committee, I respectfully .make the follovving report and
recommendation.
I recall how inadequately records were kept concerning the
construction of the old City Hall so recently torn down to make
way for the present City Hall, and I believe a.good complete and
permanent record should be had covering the construction of the
present hall and the record preserved.
I recommend that the record show the calling of the special
election at which election the. legal voters of the City refused to
authorize the issuance of bonds for the.construction of the
Hall; that the record then show the petition and all matters
concerning the second election held at which election the bonds
were authorized. In this record, I would show all contracts
between the Fecleral Government, the architect and all contractors
who constructed and equipped the. buildingj.that it show all
correspondence, telegrams, copies of minutes, copies of special
calls for special council meetings and. all documents in connection
with the construction of said building. I would also recommend
that a picture of the old, as well as the new structures be placed
in said record. It is my opinion that a loose-leaf record with
binder could be used and all of the original documents typed into
said record.
I recommend that this be done and that the matter be referred
to the Special Building Cormnittee to report at the next meeting of
the Council.
Respectfully submitted this 5th day of June, 1940.
E. C. Kammer,
Chairman, Building Committee.
On motion of Kammer,.seconded by Justice, recommendation was
adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 5, 1940.
TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that Leo Cole, Contractor, has completed the
work on Gravel.District No. 17, in accordance with the terms and
stipulations given in the specifications and.contract, by and be-
tween the City of Grand Island, NebraSka, and. Leo Cole, which contract
was dated December 20, 1940.
I further certify that the work completed contains the
following material, at the unit price set forth in the aforesaid
contract to-wit:
2876 cu. yds. of Gravel@ .277 per yd.
$796.65
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in
connection with said GraveL District No. 17
To Leo Cole
To Engineering & Inspection
To Advertising & Publication
Total
$796.65
100.00
75 .00
$971.65
To be divided as follows:
To the Paving District Fund
To Paving Fund
$809.89
161.76
$971.65
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I further recommend that the City Council sit as a Board of
Equalization on the said District on the 19th Day of June 1940,
between the hours of 7:30 and 8:00 o'clock P. M.
Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
City Engineer
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, recorrnnendation was
TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, ~ebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the City Water Department, Contractor,
has completed the work on Water Main District No. 86, in accordance
with the terms and stipulations given in the plans and speCifications,
and the contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
and the City Water Department, which contract was dated l:i'ebruary 20,
1940.
I further certify that the improvement contains the following
items, to-wit:
556 Lin. ft. C. I. 4-inch Water Main @ $1.15 per ft.
$639.40
I recommend that the work completed by the aforesaid City Water
Department be accepted and approved by the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in
connection with the said Water.Main District No. 86.
To City Water Department
To Engineering & Inspection
To Printing & Incidentals
Total
$639.40
35.00
35.00
$709.40
The cost to be paid from the Water Main District Fund.
I also recommend that the Mavor & City Council sit as a Board
of Equalization on said District ~rom7:30.P. M. to 8:00 P. M. on
June 19, 1940.
Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
City Engineer
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, recommendation was
adopted. Roll Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 5, 1940~
HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COONCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineer's Estimate for Paving District
No. '93. Consisting of the following, the widening of Eddy Street
4 feet on each side of the street from the North Property Line of
10th Street to a point 100 feet north of tile North Property Line of
the alley between 18th & State Street.
Approx.4688 Lin.Ft.of Property to be Assessed @.66~ per ft. $3094.08
Approx.1568 Lin.Ft.of City Streets & Alleys @ .66_ per ft. 1034.88
Total $4128.96
Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
City .d.ngineer
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On motion of starr, seconded by Justice, estimate was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot. All voting ffAYE".
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 5, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Islmld, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineers Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 38.
Approx. 2000 Lin. Ft. Curb & Gutter @ 30~ Per Ft.
$600.00
The cost to the contractor shall be
9~ Per Ft.
Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
City Engineer
On motion of Starr, seconded by Karrllller,estimate was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 5, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineers Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 39.
Approx. 2000 Lin. Ft. Curb & Yutter @ 30~ per Ft.
The cost to the contractor shal be 9~ per ~t.
$600.00
Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
City ,I1;ngineer
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, estimate was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 5, 1940.
HONOHABLE MAYOn & CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
nle following is the Engineers Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 40.
Approx. 1600 Lin. Ft. Curb & Gutter @ 30~ Per Ft. Total $480.00
The cost to the contractor shall be 9~ Per Ft.
Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
City Engineer
On motion of Starr, seconded by Cords, estimate was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
At request of Cords, Council will meet on the 26th of June to
work on 1940-1941 Budget appropriations.
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Grand Island, ~ebraska,
May 25, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
)<,
We, your Committee on Water and Light beg to recofi~end that the
City Water and Light Department be instructed to extend the steam
heating mains in the alley between Second and Third Streets from the
East property line of Lot 4 in Block 67 to the West property line of
Lot 4, Block 66, Original TOVlln, this work to be done by and at the
expense of the City Electric Department.
This will make steam heat available to all buildings located
in Block 66 and to buildings located on Lots 4 and 5 of Block 67.
We further recommend that this work be started so as to be finished
before the coming heating season.
C. H. Justice
William A. Gross
Julius Boeck
F. H. Colwell
Ice, Water & LIght Committee
On motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, recommendation
was adopted. Roll Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 5, 1940.
RESOLUTION
V~iEREAS - This community has experienced amost severe drouth dur-
ing the past several years, and tLel'eis danger of losing
our trees, shrubs and lavms from lack of moisture, and
WHEREAS - We believe an emergency exists and, as a special induce-
ment to all residential water consumers to use more water
in order to save their trees, shrubs and lawns, we make
a special discount in our present rate for such purposes.
WHEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED - That a special discount of 25% be given
to all residential consumers on bills over $2.00, provid-
ing payment is made in full not later than 16 days after
bill for same is rendered.
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED - That this special discount apply only
to water consumed during tIle next two quarters of this
year 1940, VIZ May, June, July, August, September and
October, which bills are rendered August 1st and Novem-
ber 1st.
C. H. Justice
William A. Gross
Julius Boeck
F. H. Colwell
Ice, Water & Light Committee
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, Resolution was
adopted.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Kalnmer, City Attorney was
instructed to immediately notify the Inter State Transit Company that
the $126.35 damage to 8lectrolier by one of their busses should be
paid and if not action would be filed against them to recover said
damages.
Kammer reported the condition of the darlce hall at Pier was
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unsafe and suggested a person be employed to keep children away
from same and also to keep persons from swimming in the Pier. On
motion of Kammer, seconded by Justice, the matter was referred to
the Park COIMuittee with power to act.
Bonds of Charles E. Renders, Plumber; J. W. Hammand, Plumber
and Drainlayer; Harry Rauert, Patrolman; Clarence E. Hockewell,
Police Patrol; Lawrence G. Mentzer, Assistant Chief of Police, having
been O. K'd by City Attorney, on motion of Olivetti, seconded by
Gross, were approved.
Bond of Lloyd W. Kelly, City Attorney, O. K'd by Mayor Abbott,
on motion of Olivetti, seconded by Gross was approved.
Kammer reported new floors in Band Stands, painted, benches
obtained for Pool and parks, oven and tabl.es for Lincoln Park, and
walk at Grace Abbott Park taken care of.
starr mentioned occupation taxes in other cities except North
Platte, practically nil. North Platte about the same as Grand
Island.
Grand Island, Nebras1::a,
June 5, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street & Alley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of Lee C. Williams, Howard Kelley, Floyd Nicholas and others
requesting the wtlening of Eddy Street from lOth Street north to alley
south of 5 pointci.
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After careful consideration of the petition we find that it is
correct in all respects. We therefore recommend that a district be
crea.ted. That the estimate of the City B.:ngineer be accepted. That
the specifications be approved and that the City Clerk be instructed
to advertise for bids for the construction of Paving District No. 93.
According to said specifications now on file. That the said
bids be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. July 3, 1940, and said bids
be opened on said date.
Elias F. Starr
M. O. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
Street and Alley COIMuittee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, was adopted. Roll
Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 5, 1940.
HONORABLB.: MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street & Alley COlmuittee to whom was referred the
petition of John Nielsen, John F. Lechner and others, requesting
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the creation of a Curb and Gutter District in the following location.
On both sides of 6th Street from Eddy Street to Lincoln Street and
on the east side of Clark Street from 6th street north to the alley
between 6th and 7 th Streets.
After careful consideration of the petition we find that it is
correct in all respects. We therefore recommend that the district
be created. TIlat the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted.
That the specifications be approved, and that the City Clerk be
instructed to advertise for bids for the constructLm of Curb and
Gutter District No. 38.
According to said specifications now on file. That the said
bids be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. June 19, 1940, and said bids
be opened on said date.
Elias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
STHEET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was adopted. Roll
Call Ballot. All voting "AY~."
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 5, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street & Alley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of J. W. Detweiler, Geo. H. Rosswick, The Geer Company,
and others, requesting the creation of a Curb & Gutter District in
the following location. On 16th Street from Cedar btreet to
Eddy Street on both sides of the Street.
After careful consideration of the petition we find that it is
correct in all respects. We therefore, recommend that the district
be created. That the Estima.te of the City Engineer be accepted.
That the specifications be approved and that the City Clerk be
instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of Curb and
Gutter District No. 39.
According to said specifications now on file. That the said
bids be received up to 8 o'clock P.M., June 19, 1940, and said
bids be opened on said date.
Elias F. starr
M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice.
STREET AND ALLEY COI~~ITTEE
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was adopted.
Roll Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 5, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your street and Alley Comrd ttee to whom was referred the
petition of George Alexander, Helen & Rudolph Seier, and others,
requesting the creation of a Curb & Gutter District in the followirg
location. On Louise Street from Clark Street to Lincoln Street on
both sides of the Street, and on the west side of Clark Street from
Louise Street south to the alley between John and Louise Streets.
After careful consideration of the petition we find that it is
correct in all respects. We therefore recommend that the district
be created. That the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted.
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That the specifications be approved and that the City Clerk be
instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of Curb and
Gutter District No. 40.
According to said specifications now on file. TIlat said bids
be receiv~d up to 8 o'clock P.M., June 19, 1940, and said bids be
opened on said date.
Elias F. Starr
M. 'A.. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
STREET AND ALLEY COW~ITTEE
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was adopted. Roll
Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
On motion of Gross, seconded by Justice, previous action of
the Council requesting bids for Sewer improvements in South-East
portion of City was rescinded and referred to Sewer Cornmittee and
City Engineer, to get bids from different contractors, within the
estimate of Engineer, $360.75, and award the contract to the lowest
and best bidder. Roll Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
Claims against the City were read, on motion of Justice,
seconded by Kammer, were allowed as read. Roll Call Ballot. All
voting "AYE."
O:cdinance #1725, craa ting Curb and Gutter District #38, was
duly passed by Council and Signed by Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, Ordinance #1725 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll Call Ballot. All voting
"AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1725 was placed on second reading by title. Roll
Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1725 was placed on third reading by title. Roll
Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, Ordinance #1725 was
placed on Final passage and finally passed. Roll Call Ballot. All
voting "AYE."
Ordinance #1726, creating Curb and Gutter District #39, was
regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #1726 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll Call Ballot. All voting
"AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1726 was placed on second reading by title. Roll
Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, Rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1726 was placed on third reading by title. Roll Call
Ballot. All voting "AYE."
On motion of starr, seconded by Justice, Ordinance #1726 was
placed on Final Passage and finally passed. Roll Call Ballot. All
voting "AYE."
Ordinance #1727, creating Curb and Gutter District #40 was reg-
ularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, Ordinance #1727 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll Call Ballot. All voting
"AYE. It
On motion of Starr, seconded by Kammer, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1727 was placed on second reading by title. Roll
Call Ballot. All voting "AYE".
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1727 was placed on third reading by title. Roll
Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Cords, Ordinance #1727 was
placed on Final Passage and finally passed. Roll Call Ballot. All
voting "AYE."
Ordinance #1728, creating Paving District #93 was regularly
passed by Council and signed by Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, Ordinance #1728 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll Call Ballot. All voting
ItAYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1728 was placed on second reading by title. Roll
Call Ballot. All voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1728 was placed on third reading by title. Roll Call
Ballot. All voting "AYE."
On motion of starr, seconded by Justice, Ordinance #1728 was
placed on Final Passage and finally passed. Roll Call Ballot. All
voting "AYE."
On motion of Colwell, s~conded by Boeck, Council adjourned.
F. S. White
City Clerk
6/5/40 (12:00 A. M. 6/6/40)
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO JUNE 5, 1940
GENERAL FUND
APPROPRIATED
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
5,000.00
12,000.00
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Street & Alley
16,000.00
Gas Tax
6,600.00
27,500.00
6,500.00
17,200.00
Sewers
Engineer
Incidentals
Airport 7,700.00
street Lighting 11,500.00
Hydrant Rental 4,92.0.00
Amt. Approp. 114,920.00
Re-Approp. & 37A9A.0.00
I Transfers 152,860.00
Park Fund 15,000.00
Police Fund 38,000.00
Cemetery Fund 9,500.00
Fire Fund 36,000.00
Pa vingFund 5,000.00
Music Fund
3.000.00
221,420.00
*7.106.00
2 8,526.00
Total Approp.
Re-Approp. &
Transfers
Ice Fund
I Water Fund
Light Fund
. Sewer District
Paving District
RE-APPROP.
TRANSFERS
EXPENDED
BALANCE
5,000.00
.3.000.00
15,000.00
800.00
7. 500.0~
24,300.00
11,848.80
3,151.20
23,718.55 581.45
6,064.78 535.22
28,369.19 0.D.--869.19
4,852.71
1,647.29
2,000.00
6,000.00
10,000.00
6.500.00
41,700.00
1.300.00
9,000.00
35,212.04
6,487.96
7,860.53
11,500.00
1,1.39.47
8~O.00
5,7 0.00
5,205.00
555.00
124,631.60 18,228.40
700.00
15,700.00 10,892'.27 4,807.73
33,207.31 4,792.69
8,489.57 1,010.4.3
32,872.61 3,127.39
3,466.00
rl-;1~i:~g 13,089.65 376.35
2.000.00 1.000..!..0Q
33,342.99
235,183.01
17,445.03
106,447.85
163,152.50
614.64
li.405.42
30 ,Ob5.44
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. White,
City Clerk
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Grand ISland, Nebraska,
June 19, 1940.
Council met as a Board of Equalization on Gravel District No.
17, and Water Main District No. 86, "His Honor" the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen present.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE ~~YOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand ISland, NebraSka, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice given thereof that we find the total cost of the con-
struction of Water Main District No. 86 to be the total sum of
$611.68; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate
in said district to be the total sum of $611.68; and that we find
the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts, and parcel s
of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several
descriptions as follows to-:wit:
OVVN ER LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
Ida L. Thompson 14 5 Pleasant Hill $22.86
Ida L. Thompson 15 5 " n 22.86
Ida L. Thompson 16 5 " " 22.86
Henry Mintken 17 5 " n 22.86
I Henry Mintken 18 5 " " 22.86
Henry Mintken 19 5 " " 22.86
Henry Mintken 20 5 " If 22.86
Harry Osborn 21 5 " " 22.86
Harry Osborn 22 ;5 " " 22.86
Marie Wilke 23 5 " " 22.86
Marie Wilke 24 5 " " 22.86
Wauneta Benson 25 5 " " 22.86
Wauneta Benson 26 5 " " 22.86
Laurits R. Bangs 21 County Sub. Sec'!.lO 90.05
Katie C. & Susie Osborn,
N. 75 ft. of 25 " f' " 10 51.95
Evart R. Potts, N. 50 ft.
S. 249 ft. of 25 " " " 10 34.64
Jim C. & Etta Jensen, N.
33 ft. of S. 199 ft. 25 " n n 10 22.86
Ida L. Thompson, S. 50 ft. 25 " " " 10 34.64
Marian Healy, N. 66 ft. of
S. 166 ft. 25 " " " 10 45.72
Charles O. Bradley, N. 50
ft. of S. 100 ft. 25 " " " 10 34.64
Total $611.68
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C. H. Justice
E. H. Colwell
Julius Boeck
William Q.r6s~
Light,Water & Ice Committee.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, the resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice given thereof that we find the total cost of the con-
struction of Gravel District No. 17 to be the total sum of
$971.65; and that we find the benefits accruing to the real
estate in said district to be the total sum of $971.65; 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 to-wit:
NAME
Annie E. Bryant
Alexander Harris
Alexander Harris
Alexander Harris
William H. Kearney
Edwin George Lake
Edwin George Lake
Anna S. Loibl
Jasper N. Rentfrow
Anna S. Loibl
Jasper N. Rentfrow
Anna S. Loibl
Lecota Loibl
J. C. & Elizabeth Wilson
J. C. & Elizabeth Wilson
Frl:ink McGown
Frank McGown
Frank McGown
Lottie E. Yager
Mary V. Smi tb.
Lottie E. Yager
Harry I. Whitesell
Emma J. & Benjamin F. Sawhill
Harry E. White
Anna Woodruff
F. P. Poore
F. P. Poore
F. P. Poore
F. P. Poore
F. P. Poore
F. P. Poore
Lewellyn L. & Elisa C.
Lewellyn L. & Elisa C.
Lewellyn L. & Elisa C.
Lewellyn L. & Elisa C.
Lillian Clark et al
Lillian Clark et al
Samuel J. & Lucia E. Harris
Lillian Clark et al
Samuel J. & Lucia E. Harris
Lillian Clark et al
Lloyd W. Kelly
Myrtie Alstot
Alexander & Mary McNergney
Henrietta Green S. 15 ft.
Myrtie Alstot N. 30 ft.
Masonic Eastern Star Home,
Fremont, Nebraska
Henrietta Green
Rose McGraw
Joseph Jarvey
Ethel May Lesh
Lillia!l Clark et al
Ethel May Lesh
Lillie Clark et al
Ethel May Lesh
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Mitton
Mitton
Mitton
Mitton
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
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3
5
7
7
9
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
2
4
6
8
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
11
12
13
14
15
16
2
4
6
8
10
12
1.3
14
15
16
11
1
2
3
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
.3
3
.3
3
3
3
3
3
.3
.3
3
3
3
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.90
.90
.45
.45
.90
.90
1.42
.52
1.69
.79
2.22
1.32
1.06
.90
.90
.90
.90
.90
.90
1.42
.79
1~69
1.32
2.2.2
.61
.61
.'92
.92
1.53
1..5.3
1.63
.90
.90
.90
.90
.90
.79
1.69
1.32
2.22
.52
.76
.84
..30
.60
.90
.90
.90
.90
.90
.90
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Lecota Loibl 13 3 College to W. L. 1.42
Ethel May Lesh 14 J " n' " 1.i2
Lecota Loibl 15 3 n tT fT 1. 9
Ethel May Lesh 16 3 11 'f " 1.69
Mrs. Lena Conley 17 3 11 " fl 2.22
Ethel May Lesh 18 3 fI " " 2.22
Alfaretta B. Krile 1 6 " " " 1.09
Sidney C. & Rachel Dutton 2 6 " " " 1.17
Alfaretta B. Krile 3 6 " fJ " .90
. Sidney C. & Rachel Dutton 4 6 " " " .90
Alfaretta B. Kri1e 5 6 " " " .90
Sidney C. & Rachel Dutton 6 6 " " " .90
I Margaret Whitt 7 6 " " ff .90
Rachel Ellen Dutton 8 6 " " " .90
MargaretWhi tt 9 6 ff " " .90
Rachel Ellen Dutton 10 6 If " " .90
Benjamin F. & Emma J. Sawhill 11 6 " " " .90
J. B. Lesher 12 6 " " " .90
Benja.min F. & Emma J. Sawhill 13 6 " n " 1.42
J. B. Lesher 14 6 " " fl 1.42
Anna Woodruff 15 6 " " " 1.69
Clarence Matting1e 16 6 " " " 1.69
Joseph L. Erny 17 6 " " " 2.22
Clarence Mattingly 18 6 " " " 2.22
Wilber & Jessie McReynolds 1 7 " " " 1.20
Marie Jensen wi 2 7 " " " 1.30
Wilber & Jessie McReynolds 3 7 " fl " .90
Marie Jensen wi 4 7 " " " .90
Estate of Henry C. Hamilton 5 7 " " " .90
Haze11e Malin wi 6 7 " " " .90
Emily Arvi11e Ernest 7 7 ft " 1t .90
Cor a Br ovm wi 8 7 " " " .90
Bertha Simonson 9 7 fI " " .90
Cora Brown wi 10 7 n " " .90
J. B. Lesher 11 7 " " " .90
J. B. Lesher 12 7 " " " .90
I J. B. Lesher 13 7 fl " " 1.59
J. B. Lesher 14 7 " " " 1.59
J. B. Lesher 15 7 " 1t " 1.93
J. B. Lesher 16 7 " " " 1.93
J. B. Lesher 17 7 " fl " 2.62
J. B. Lesher 18 7 " " " 2.62
J. B. Lesher 1 8 fl 1t " 2.62
J. B. Lesher 2 8 " If " 2.62
J. B. Lesher 3 8 " fI " 1.93
J. B. Lesher 4 8 n 11 " 1.93
J. B. Lesher 5 8 " 11 f1 1.60
J. B. Lesher 6 8 If 11 f1 1.60
J. B. Lesher 7 8 " 1t " .91
J. B. Lesher 8 8 " 1t " .91
J. B. Lesher 9 8 " " 'f .91
J. B. Lesher 10 8 " f1 11 .91
J. B. Lesher 11 8 1t f1 ff 1.60
J. B. Lesher 12 8 " f1 " 1.60
J. B. Lesher 13 8 " 'f ff 1.93
J. B.Lesher 14 8 'T " " 1.93
J. B. Lesher 15 8 " " " 2.62
J. B. Lesher 16 8 " " " 2.62
Grace Hoffman 1 9 " " ff 2.23
I J. B. Lesher 2 9 fl " " 2.23
Grace Hoffman 3 9 " ff " 1.70
J. B. Lesher 4 9 1t ff " 1.70
J. B. Lesher 5 9 " " " 1.43
. J. B. Lesher 6 9 " " " 1.43
J~ B. Lesher 7 9 " " " .91
J. B. Lesher 8 9 " " " .91
J. B. Lesher ~ 9 9 " " " .91
J. B. Lesher 10 9 " " f1 .91
J. B. Lesher 11 9 ff " " 1.43
J. B. Lesher 12 9 " " " 1.)..3
J. B. Lesher 13 9 " " f1 1.70
J. B. Lesher 14 9 " " " 1.70
J. B. Lesher 15 9 " ff " 2.23
J. B. Lesher 16 '9 f1 " " 2.23
Home Ovmers Loan Corp. E~ 1 10 " If f1 .67
OWNER LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT u
Etta House wi 1 10 College to W. L. .67
J. B. Lesher 2 10 II " 'I 2.23
Harry I. Whitesell .3 10 " " " .SO
J. B. Lesher 4 10 n n n 1.70
Harry I. Whitesell 5 10 n " " .53
J. B. Lesher 6 10 fl " II 1.43
J. B. Lesher 8 10 " " " .91
J. B. Lesher 10 10 " II " .91
J. B. Lesher 11 10 " " " .53
J. B. Lesher 12 10 11 fl " 1.43
. J. B. Lesher 13 10 n It 11 .83
J. B. Lesher 14 10 It II 11 1.70
J. B. Lesher 15 10 " II f\' 1.33
I J. B. Lesher 16 10 11 " II 2.23
LeMoine Hillers, Trustee 1 11 " " " 2.23
Cora Steward 2 11 " tT " 1.33
LeMoine Hillers, Trustee 3 11 fl 11 n 1.70
Cora Steward 4 11 " " " .80
Estate Genevra Wartnaby 5 11 fl " " 1.43
Estate Ginevra Wartnaby 6 11 fl fl fI .53
Estate Ginevra Wartnaby 7 11 fI fI fI .91
Caroline L. Stone 9 11 " fI fl .91
Minnie M. Harris 11 11 It 11 II 1.45
Wm. Fenno 12 11 " fI " .53
Mary Sheffield 13 11 " " " 1.70
Wm. Fenno N. 30i ft. 14 11 n fI n .50
Alta C. & T. J. Root S. l5ft.14 11 " fI 11 .30
Mary Sheffield 15 11 fI " If 2.23
Alta C. & T. J. Root 16 11 fl fl fl 1.33
Clyde V. & Nell s. Jury 1 12 " " fl 2.23
Estate of Julia Cornelius 2 12 " n " 2.23
Oliver E. Gilbert 3 12 11 II " 1.70
Emma Detamore 4 12 " If If 1.70
C. R. Healy 5 12 If fI " 1.43
Helen Jones 6 12 If " fI 1.43
Clyde V. & Nell s. Jury 7 12 fI " " .91
I Helen .Jones 8 12 fl fI " .91
Clyde V. '& Nell S. Jury 9 12 fl fl " .91
Alice B. Hilbert 10 12 " If " .91
Clyde V. & Nell s. Jury 11 12 fl n " 1.43
Emma M. Cunningham 12 12 fl It fl 1.43
Kenneth & Audrey Zornes 13 12 If fl " 1.70
A. B. Krile 14 12 " " fl 1.70
otto & Myrtle Brown 15 12 fl fl 'T 2.23
A. B. Krile 16 12 fl n fl 2.23
Lillian Clark et al 1 13 " " If 1.33
Lillian Clark et al 2 13 fl " If 2.23
Lillian Clark et al 3 13 fl " TI .80
Lillian Clark et al 4 13 " " 11 1.70
Lillian Clark et a1 5 13 " fl " .53
Lillian Clark et al 6 13 " fl " 1.43
Lillian Clark et al 8 13 " " " .91
Lillian Clark et al 10 13 " " " .91
Lillian Clark et al 11 13 " " If .53
Grace V. Lutes 12 13 If fI " 1.43
Grace V. Lutes 13 13 fI fI fl .80
Lillian Clark et al 14 13 TT " " 1.70
Grace V. Lutes 15 13 If " " 1.33
Lillian Clark et al 16 13 " If If 2.23
W. O. Miner 1 14 " " " 1.54
I w. O.Miner 2 14 IT " fI 1.42
w. O. Miner 3 14 " fI " .93
W. O. Miner 4 14 fI fl fI .85
. Lizzie Nunnenkamp 5 14 " " fl .62
Catherine JBusig 6 14 fI fl " .56
w. o. Miner 11 14 IT fI " .62
w. O. Miner 12 14 " " " .56
w. o. Miner 13 14 " " If .93
Benjamin F. Sharp Wl.. 14 14 " " fI .42
Howard R. Zornes et al Et 14 14 " " " ./+2
w. o. Miner 15 14 fl fl " 1~54
Benjamin F. & Adeline Sharp 16 wi 14 " fl " .71
Howard It.. Zornes et a1 Ei 16 14 " " " .71
Harvey Stahlnecker 1 15 fI fI fT 1.83
Alice E. Hauser 2 15 " " " 1.70
Commercial State Bank 3 15 fI " " .91
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OWNER
Alice E. Hauser 4
Commercial State Bank 5
c. F. Shick 6
Commercial State Bank 7
Commercial state Bank 8
Paul Jones Jr. 9
Commercial State Bank 10
Carrie Alpers 11
Commercial State Bank 12
Commercial State Bank 1
Earl H. & Norah Ramsey 2
Louise Reher 3
Earl H. & Norah Ramsey 4
F. W. & M. F. Benjamin 5
Helen Jones 6
F. W. & M. F. Benjamin 7
E. C. Jones 8
Claude R. & Lillian M.
Tonkinson 9
Ida B. Jones 10
Lillie M. Tonkinson 11
Alfred S. & Flora M. Nichols 12
William Unzicker 1
Myron E. Poyer 2
Albert Johnson 3
Isa!lc & Edward C. Smith 4
Albert Johnson 5
Albert E. Johnson 6
Commercial State Bank 7
Alta C. & Theodore J. Root 8
Harley C. & Ruby Roblyer 9
Aaron Carpenter 10
Commercial State Bank 11
Aaron Carpenter 12
Joseph O. Calvin 1
George M. MIles Jr. 2
Joseph O. Calvin 3
George M. Miles Jr. 4
George Hilton 5
George M. Miles 6
George Hilton 7
Grand Island College 8
Commercial State Bank 9
Mary Edna Howell 10
A. D. Gilbert 11
Mary Edna Howell 12
Grand Island College 1
Grand Island College 2
Grand Island College 3
Grand Island College 4
Grand Island College 5
Grand Island College 6
~randIsland COllege 1
Grand Island College 2
Grand Island College 3
Grand Island College 4
Grand Island College 5
Grand Island College 6
Grand Island College 1
Grand Island College 2
Grand Island College 3
Grand Island College 4.
Grand Island College 5
Grand Island College 6
Grand Island College 8
Grand Island College 10
Grand Island College 11
Estate. of Arthur C. Scott 1
Estate of Arthur C. Scott 3
Estate of Arthur C. Scott 5
Ferne Cocke 7
Effie L. Bense 9
Ivy B. Glover 11
Ivy B. Glover 13
LOT BLOCK. ADDITION
15 College to W. L.
15 ff ff<<
15 " " "
15 u u "
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15 << << <<
15 << " "
15 << " <<
15 " " "
16 << << <<
16 " << "
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16 n << <<
16 << << <<
16 << << <<
16 << " u
16 << << <<
16 u << <<
16 << " <<
16 << << <<
17 " << "
17 u << u
17 n << <<
17 << " <<
17 << << <<
17 << << <<
17 << << <<
17 " n n
17 n n <<
17 << << n
17 << << n
17 " << <<
18 << << <<
18 << << <<
18 << " <<
18 " << <<
18 " " "
18 " " "
18 " << <<
18 << << <<
18 << << <<
18 << " <<
18 " n <<
18 " ff "
19 << " "
19 u " n
19 " " n
19 << << <<
19 " << <<
19 tT " "
20 " " <<
20 n n n
20 n n "
20 u " n
20 " " <<
20 " " "
21 " << <<
21 " " "
21 " << <<
21 << n <<
21 << << <<
21 << u <<
21 " " "
21 u << "
21 << << "
22 " " <<
22 << " <<
22 << << <<
22 << n <<
22 << " "
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AMOUNT
.85
.30
.2$
.30
.28
.91
.85
1.83
1.70
1.58
2.52
.79
1.83
.26
1.20
.26
1.20
.79
1.73
1.58
2.52
2.52
2.52
1.73
1.73
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.73
1.73
2.52
2.52
2.52
1.58
1.73
.79
1.20
.26
1.20
.26
1.73
.79
2.52
1.58
1.58
1.58
.79
.79
.26
.26
1.58
1.58
.79
.79
.26
.26
2.07
3.01
1.03
1.97
.34
1.28
.94
.94"
.98
2.52
1.73
1.20
.89
.89
.89
.89
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OWNER LOT BLOCK. ADDITION AMOUNT r. '.,
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.Ted G. McCorkhill 15 22 College to w. L. 1.16
Grace Evelyn Calvin 17 22 ff n fI 1.58
Commercial State Bank 19 22 " ff " 2.70
w. G. Partridge 1 23 " ff " 2.21
Standard Security Company 2 23 tI " tI 2.21
Grand Island Land Company 3 23 n " " 1.68
Standard Security Company 4 23 n n " 1.68
Union College of Iowa 5 23 ff n " 1.41
Commercial State Bank 6 23 " n n 1.41
Union College of Iowa 7 23 n " " .89
. Commercial State Bank 8 23 n n " .89
Union College of Iowa 9 23 " n " .89
Commercial State Bank 10 23 " " If .89
I Union College of Iowa 11 23 " " " .89
Commercial State Bank 12 23 n " n .89
Paul E. U Roberta F. Bryant 13 23 " If If .89
Commercial State Bank 14 23 " n " .89
P. A. &. Caroline Pedersen 15 23 n " " 1.41
Commercial State Bank 16 23 " " n 1.41
Commercial State Bank 17 23 " " n 1.68
Standard Security Company 18 23 If " " 1.68
Victor Petersen 19 23 " If n 2.21
Commercial State Bank 20 23 n " n 2.21
Elizabeth Boldt 1 24 n n " 1.32
Commercial State Bank 2 24 IT " n 2.21
Commercial State Bank 3 24 " " " .79
Commercial State Bank 4 24 n n n 1.68
Commercial State Bank 5 24 n " " .52
Commercial State Bank _6. 24 n, " " 1.41
Commercial State Bank 8 24 " tl " .89
Commercial State Bank 10 24 " " n .89
Commercial State Bank 12 24 " " If .89
Albert Anderson 14 24 " " " .89
Commercial State 15 24 n " If .52
Albert Anderson 16 24 " " " 1.41
Commercial State Bank 17 24 TT " If .79
Ella F.J. S t eg emar..n 18 24 If " n 1.68
I Ray w. &. Vera G. Powell 19 24 If " " 1.";32
Ella F. J. Stegemann 20 24 " " fT 2.21
Guy L. Harrison 1 25 " " " 1.53
Commercial State Bank 2 25 " " If 1.42
Guy L. Harrison 3 25 " " " .92
Commercial State Bank 4 25 If " " .82
Guy L. Harrison 5 25 " " " .61
Commercial State Bank 6 25 If " If .25
Commercial State Bank 15 25 " " If .61
Ella Rose McIntosh 16 25 " If " .25
Fred F. Mehring 17 25 " " " .92
J. G. Woodin 18 25 " If " .82
Fred F. Mehring 19 25 " " fI 1.53
Commercial State Bank 20 25 " n " 1.42
A. w. Boecking et al Trustee 1 26 Gilberts 3d 1.89
Commercial State Bank 2 26 n " 1.84
Commercial State Bank 3 26 " " .73
Commercial State Bank 4 26 ff " .71
Harvey Stahlnecker 5 26 n If .29
Commercial State Bank 6 26 " " .28
Commercial State Bank 9 26 ff " .29
Luther H. &. Isabel A. Soper 10 26 " " .28
Edward F. &. Margaret P.
Cahalane 11 26 " " .73
I Commercial State Bank 12 26 " " .71
Edward F. &. Margaret P.
Cahalane 13 26 " " 1.89
. Elizabeth Wiechman 14 26 " n 1.84
William E. &. Edna May VVhi te 1 27 " " 1.71
Commercial State Bank 2 27 " n 2.75
Flay Boston &. A.C. Hulbert 3 27 fI n .66
Commercial State Bank 4 27 " ff 1.70
Viola Brown &. Harry Brown 5 27 " n .26
Commercial State Bank 6 27 If " 1.30
Commercial State Bank 8 27 fl fl 1.04
Adolph H. Bolden 9 27 " " .26
Commercial State Bank 10 27 " n 1.30
w. L. Sanderson 11 27 " " .66
Commercial State Bank 12 27 " If 1.70
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OWNER LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
Commercial state Bank 13 27 Gilberts 3d 1.71
Commercial state Bank 14 27 ff ff 2.75
L. A. McCorkhill 1 28 Tf " 1.71
Commercial state Bank 2 28 " " 2.75
R. G. Talbott 3 28 " " .66
Commercial State Bank 4 28 n " 1.70
Commercial State Bank 5 28 " " .26
Commercial State Bank 6 28 " " 1.30
. Commercial State Bank 8 28 Tf n 1.04
Commercial State Bank 10 28 n n 1.04
Russell Geer w. 44 Ft. 12 28 " n .70
I Commercial State Bank E 88 Ft.12 28 " n .34
Commercial State Bank E ii Ft.14 28 n " .34
Russell Geer w. 44 Ft. 14 28 n " .70
The School Dist. of G. I. 1 29 " " 1.89
The School Dist. oofo G. I. 2 29 " n 1.84
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The School Dist. of G. I. ~ 29 " " .73
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The School Dist. of G. I. 4 29 " " .71
The School Dist. of G. I. 5 29 " " .2.9
The School Dist. of G. I. 6 29 " " .28
Edwin H. .sutherland 1 28 Highland Park 2.52
Edwin H. Sutherland 2 28 " " 2.52
Edwin H. Sutherland 3 28 " " 1.73
Edwin H. Sutherland 4 28 n n 1.73
Edwin H. i:Jutherland 5 28 n n 1.20
Edwin H. Sutherland 6 28 " " 1.20
Edwin H. Sutherland 7 28 " " .98
Edwin H. Sutherland 8 28 " " .98
Edwin H. Sutherland 9 28 " " 1.20
Edwin H. Sutherland 10 28 " " 1.20
Edwin H. Sutherland 11 28 n 'f 1.73
Edwin H. Sutherland 12 28 ff ff 1.73
Edwin H. Sutherland 13 28 " ff 2.52
Edwin H. Sutherland 14 28 ff ff 2.52
Alfaretta B. Smith Krile 1 29 ff " 2.80
I Alfaretta B. Smith Krile 3 29 ff 'f 1.68
Alfaretta B. Smith Krile 5 29 " " 1.26
Alfaretta B. Smith Krile 7 29 " " .98
Edwin H. Sutherland 9 29 ff " 1.26
Edwin H. Sutherland 11 29 n " 1.68
Edwin H. Sutherland 13 29 n " 2.80
D. Eveline Evans 1 30 " " 2.86
D. Eveline Evans 3 30 " " 1.74
Margaret J. Falmen 5 30 " " 1.32
Margaret J. Falmen 7 30 " n 1:.04
MElrgaret J. Falmen 9 30 " " 1.04
Margaret J. Falmen 11 30 " n 1.04
Margaret J. Falmen 13 30 " n 1.04
Julia E. Lysinger 31 " " 20.08
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 1 1 Univefsity J:1tlace .96
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 2 1 " Tf .96
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 3 1 n n .96
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 4 1 n n .96
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 5 1 " " .96
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 6 1 n " .96
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 7 1 " " .96
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 8 1 " " .96
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 9 1 n " .96
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 10 1 " " .96
I Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 11 1 " " .96
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 12 1 tf " .96
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 13 1 " " 1.2.2
. Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 14 1 " " 1.22
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 15 1 n " 1.72
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 16 1 " " 1.72
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 17 1 " " 2.54
Floyd H. & Viola Runkel 18 1 " " 2.5~
Estate of John Allan 1 2 University Place .9
Estate of John Allan 3 2 " " .96
Estate of John Allan 5 2 ff " .96
Estate of John Allan 7 2 tf ff .96
Estate of John Allan 9 2 If fI .96
Estate of John Allan 11 2 ff " .96
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OWNER LOT BLOCK ADDITION AlvIOUNT
Estate of" John Allan 13 2 University Place .96
Estate of John Allan 15 2 n " .96
Estate of John Allan 17 2 " " .96
Estate of John Allan 1 7 ft " .94
Estate of John Allan :3 7 ft " .94
Estate of John Allan 5 7 If " .94
Estate of John Allan 7 7 TT tf .94
Estate of John Allan 9 7 tf " .94
Estate of John Allan 11 7 tl tf .94
. Estate of John Allan 13 7 " " .94
Estate of John Allan 15 7 " tf .94
Estate of John Allan 1 8 If n 2.52
I Estate of John Allan 2 8 " " 2.52
Estate of John Allan 3 8 n f! 1.70
Estate of John Allan 4 8 TT " 1.70
Estate of John Allan 5 8 TT n 1.20
Estate of John Allan 6 8 " If 1.20
Estate of John Allan 7 8 TT TT .94
Estate of John Allan 8 8 TT TT .94
Estate of John Allan 9 8 TT TT .94
Estate of John Allan 10 8 " " .94
Estate of John Allan 11 8 " " 1.20
Estate of John Allan 12 8 tf " 1.20
Estate of John Allan 13 8 " " 1.70
Estate of John Allan 14 8 11 TT 1.70
Estate of John Allan 15 8 11 " 2.52
Estateoof John Allan 16 8 Tf Tf 2.52
Lou Stapleman 1 9 " " 2.52
Lou Stapleman 2 9 " " 2.52
Lou Stapleman 3 9 Tf tf 1.70
Lou Stapleman 4 9 n " 1.70
Lou Stapleman 5 9 TT " 1.20
tou Stapleman 6 9 " " 1.20
Lou Stapleman 7 9 n n .94
Lou Stapleman 8 9 " " .94
Robert & Lizzie Rinke 9 9 " TT .94
I Robert & Lizzie Rinke 10 9 t1 " .94
Robert & Lizzie Rinke 11 9 " " 1.20
Robert & Lizzie Rinke 12 9 Tl TT 1.20
P. N. Rice 13 9 TT " 1.70
P. N. Rice 14 9 " " 1.70
P. N. Rice 15 9 " " 2.52
P. N. Rice 16 9 If " 2.52
Estate of John Allan 1 10 t1 n .94
Estate of John Allan 3 10 " TT .94
Estate of John Allan 5 10 t1 TT .94
Estate of John Allan 7 10 TT n .94
Estate of John Allan 9 10 Tf Tf .94
Estate of John Allan 11 10 TT TT .94
Union Loan And Savings
Ass'n., Lincoln 13 10 Tf TT .94
Union Loan And Savings
Ass'n., Lincoln 15 10 Tf It .94
Grace McKnight Trout 1 15 TT Tf .94
Grace McKnight Trout 3 15 n If .94
Grace McKnight Trout 5 15 " n .94
Mary L. Jones 7 15 t1 If .94
Charles Ermls 9 15 If " .94
Charles Enni S 11 15 TT t1 .94
Stephen & Louise Ludington 13 15 " Tf .94
I Stephen & Louise Ludington 15 15 n tI .94
Estate of Jo"n Allan 1 16 " Tf 2.52
Louis Anstett 2 16 n If 2.52
. Estate of John Allan 3 16 If " 1.70
Louis Anstett 4 16 Tf " 1.70
Margaret Vit'hi tt 5 16 IT TT 1.20
Estate of John Allan 6' 16 IT TT 1.20
Margaret Whitt 7 16 Tf TT .94
Anna A. Huston, Estate 8 16 TT Tf .94
Margaret Whitt 9 16 " TT .94
Anna A. Huston, Estate 10 16 If n .94
Margaret Vit'hi tt 11 16 n n 1.20
Anna A. Huston, Estate 12 16 " It 1.20
Grace McKnight Trout 13 16 IT J! 1.70
OWNER LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
Anna A. Huston, Estate 14 16 University Place 1.70
Tenna Huffman 15 16 " tf 2.52
Anna A. Huston, Estate 16 16 ft ft 2.52
Mary D. Dowee, Estate 1 17 " " 2.52
Mary D. Gowee, Estate 2 17 " tf 2.52
Mary D. Gowee, Estate 3 17 " n 1.70
Mary D. Cowee, Estate 4 17 ff " 1.70
Mary D. Gowee, Estate 5 17 " " 1.20
Mary D. Cowee, Estate 6 17 tf tf 1.20
. Mary D. Cowee, Estate 7 17 " " .94
Mary D. Cowee, Estate 8 17 tf " .94
Alida M. Cowee, Estate 9 17 tf " .94
I Mary D. Cowee, Estate 10 17 tf tf .94
Mary D. Cowee, Estate 11 17 " " .94
Mary D. Cowee, Estate 12 17 " " .94
Edmond O'Brien, Estate 13 17 tf " .94
Lola M. Richardson 14 17 tf fl .94
Edmond O'Brien, Estate 15 17 tf tf .94
Lola M. Richardson 16 17 tf tf .94
Margaret Whitt 1 18 ff tf .94
Margaret Whitt 3 18 tf n .94
Estate of John Allan 5 18 tf tf .94
Estate of John Allan 7 18 tl tl .94
Estate of John Allan 9 18 tl tf .94
Estate of John Allan 11 18 " " .94
Estate of John Allan 13 18 " tl .94
Estate of John Allan 15 18 tf " .94
Estate of John Allan 1 23 tl " .85
Estate of John Allan 3 23 " " .85
Estate of John Allan 5 23 " tf .85
Estate of John Allan 7 23 If " .85
Estate of John Allan 9 23 tf " .85
Estate of John Allan 11 23 tl tl .85
Estate of John Allan 13 23 " tf .85
Estate of John Allan 15 23 tf tf .85
Lola M. Richardson 1 24 If " .85
I Lola M. Richardson 2 24 n n .85
Lola M. Richardson 3 24 tf n .85
Lola M. Richardson 4 24 tf " .85
Lola M. Richardson 5 24 tf " .85
Lola M. Richardson 6 24 " " .85
Lola M. Richardson 7 24 If " .85
Lola M. Richardson 8 24 ft " .85
Estate of John Allan 9 24 tf " .85
Frederick w. & Daisy M. Mader 10 24 tf tf .85
Frederick W. & Daisy M. Mader 11 24 " " 1.10
Frederick W. & Daisy M. Mader 12 24 " " 1.10
Frederick W. & Daisy M. Mader 13 24 tf tf 1.60
Frederick w. & Daisy M. Mader 14 24 tf n 1.60
Frederick W. & Daisy M. Mader 15 24 1T 1T 2.72
Frederick W. & Daisy M. Mader 16 24 tf If 2.72
W. T. McDonald 12 1 Scarff's .22
W. T. McDonald 14 1 1T tf .69
w. T. McDonald 16 1 tf n 1..., 79
Grand Island College All Blocks 2,3 & 4 tf n 30.30
Eva H. Coon 1 5 " " 2.25
Edwin H. Sutherland 2 5 n tf 3.29
Eva H. Coon 3 5 If " .86
Edwin H. Sutherland 4 5 tf " 1.90
Eva H. Coon 5 5 " tf .34,
I Edwin H. Sutherland 6 5 tl tf 1.38
Edwin H. Sutherland 8 5 tl tf 1.04
Edwin H. Sutherland 10 5 tf " 1.04
. Edwin H. Sutherland 12 5 " ff 1.04
Edwin H. Sutherland 14 5 " tf 1.04
Grand Island College 1 6 " tl 1.71
Trustees Grand Island College 2 6 tl tf 1.71
Grand Island College 3 6 " " .66
Trustee Grand Island College 4 6 n f! .66
Grand Island College 5 6 tf " .26
Grand Island College 6 6 " " .26
Grand Island College 1 7 If " 1.71
Grand Island College 2 7 " It 1.71
Grand Island College 3 7 n " .66
Grand Island College 4 7 If " .66
Grand Island College 5 7 " " .26
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Streets and Alleys Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting '!AYE. It
There being no protests, on motion of Kammer, seconded by
Justice, Council adjourned as a Boardoof Equalization.
6/19 - 1940
F. S. White,
City Clerk
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Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 19, 1940.
Council met in regular session, "His Honor" the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen present at roll call.
Minutes of previous meeting, June 5, 1940, were read and
approved.
Bids of Diamond Engineering Company on Curb and Gutter District
Nos. 38-39 & 40 were opened and read as follows:
Curb & Gutter Dist. #38
Curb & Gutter Dist. #39
~urb & Gutter Dist. #40
$180.00
180.00
144.00
Approx. 2,000 Lin. Ft. @ 91:
Approx. 2,000 Lin. Ft. @ 9rf;
Approx. 1,600 Lin. Ft. @ 9rf;
There being no other bids, on motion of Starr, seconded by
Olivetti, bids were accepted.
Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 8, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand ISland, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I desire to call your attention to a condition arlslng which, if
not properly attended to, will develop into a serious handicap for
your power and light department. As you perhaps know there is a new
type of lighting unit being introduced into the market known as the
"Fluorescent Lamp". These lamps if not properly installed produce
a low power factor and should a number of these installations be
made without the use of power factor corrective equipment it will
eventually create a low power factor condition in the power plant and
this results in the lowering of the available kilowatt hour capacity
mlich can be produced from a turbo generator. In other words, the
investment which the city now has in kilowatt hour capacity would be
increased in proportion to the amount of the difference between the
present high power factor and the low power factor which might obtain.
This condition is not only serious to the City Light Department,
but it also produces a condition of overloading the wiring on the
customer's premises.
In order to have these installations properly made, I would
recommend that an ordinance be drafted, similar to those being used
in other cities, that would require the installation of such equip-
ment to have a power factor of not less than 90%.
Yours truly,
C. W. Burdick
WATEH & LIGHT COMMISSIONER
On motion of Justice, seconded by Boech, was referred to Ice,
Water & Light Committee in conjunction with Mr. Burdick and City
Attorney.
Justice mentioned complaints coming to him with reference to
dirt, sand, and debris being hauled to vacant lots in First Ward.
On motion of Junstice, seconded by Ka~ner, Complaints were re-
ferred to Ice, Water & Light Committee.
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June 19, 1940.
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Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen~
Because of the condition of the equipment in the Fire Depart-
ment at the present time, I wish to report to the Council the exact
status of the equipment at our disposal.
(One) International 500-Gal. Triple Combination Pumper (Farm Truck)
put in service June 17, 1938. Condition good. Possible years of
service, 10 years.
(One) Chevrolet Chief's car, put in service Nov. 17, 1934; con-
dition good. Possible years of service, 10 years.
(One)
good.
White Ladder Truck put in service Nov. 6, 1931.
Possible years of service, 9 years.
Condition
(One) American La France 750-Gal. triple combination pumper put in
service June 8, 1926. Condition good. Possible years of service,
12 years.
(One) Stutz Hose Wagon put in service Aug. 4, 1921. Condition
bad, not dependable.
This Stutz Hose Wagon has only been used in emergency when we
have had use of extra hose and does not respond to fires many
ti.mes where needed, as it may become beyond repair at any time.
Because this truck does not respond to all the fires it should, it
causes quite a handicap in not having sufficient hose available.
The condition of this is very bad, and should be condemmed as unsAfe
to the lives of the firemen compelled to ride on this truck. For
example; it has two-wheel brakes, rusted cylinders, no pumper. The
increased hazzards particularly in the business district, makes it
necessary that I recommend to the Council that this stutz Truck be
replaced with a 1000-Gallon Tripple Combination Pmuper Truck.
The Department has had no addition to its equipment since 1931,
and that was a Ladder Truck, v~lich did not increase the capacity
of water available at a fire. The last piece of pumping equipment
was bought 14 years ago in 1926; and in order to keep our insurance
rates as they are, it seems necessary that I make this recommenda-
tion at this time, asking for such immediate action as the council
may care to take.
Respectfully submitted
M. M. Lingeman
Fire Chief
On motion of Boech, seconded by Olivetti, recolnmendation was
referred to Fire COlluuittee.
Mr. Millsbaugh made a verbal request to enter into contract
with the City of Grand Island to remove all auto parts (sheet metal
especially) from the City dump.
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Gross, proposed contract was
referred to City Property Committee.
Petitions for street lights at Cedar and Koenig and Sixth and
Beal Streets, were referred to Light COllunittee.
Petition for Curb & Gutter District between Sixth and Seventh
Streets on Cleburn Street, was read.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was referred to Street
and Alley Committee.
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Petition for creation of Curb & Gutter District between First
and Koenig Streets, on Elm Street, was read.
On motion of starr, seconded by Ju stice, was rei"'erred to Street
and Alley Committee.
Petition for Curb sidewalk in 800 Block on West John Street,
north side of street, signed by H. T. Phelan and Herman Hehnke,
was presented.
On motion of starr, seconded by Justice, was referred to Street
and Alley Committee.
Gl'and Island, Nebraska,
June 19, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, YOUr Committee on City Property, beg to report that they
have received an offer from the di~trict headquarters of the Rural
Electrification Administration that are desirous of establishing
tileir district headquarter offices in Grand Island, if a suitable
buildillg ,can be obtained;, and ~ave submitted an offer of $35 per month
beginning July 1, for the use of the City Car testing building on
West Fourth Street; and will furnish their own light, heat and water;
and care for the lawn. They also desire permission to install
some temporary wall-board partitions, and will remove same when
building is vacated.
We recommend that this offer be accepted, that City Attorney
be instructed to execute the necessary contract, and that Mayor and
City Clerk be authorized to sign same on behalf of the City.
F. H. Colwell
M. A. Olivetti
Julius Boeck
C. H. Justice
City Property Committee
After some discussion by the Council and Mr. Ryan, Sec'y, C. of
C., on motion of Colwell, seconded by Olivetti, report was accepted
and recommendation adopted.
WARRANTY DEED
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES&~TS:
THAT We, Martha E. Kauffman and Charles J. Kauffman wife and husbard,
Giles M. Williams, widower, W. B. VVilliams and Margaret A. Williams
husband and wife, all of Wayne County, Indiana, and Hester Glass am
Frank E. Glass, wife and husband of Cook County, Illinois, for and
in consideration of the sum of One and no/lOO DOLLARS in hand paid
do hereby grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm unto the City of
Grand Island, a municipal corporation, in the County of Hall and
State of Nebraska, the following described real esta.te situated in
Grand Island, in Hall County, and State of Nebraska, to-wit:
A strip of land 60 feet wide and 1189.25 feet long
being a part of tile southwest quarter of the north-
west quarter of Section Twenty-two (22) Township
Eleven :(11) North range 9 west of the 6th P. M.,
Hall County, Nebraska, more particularly described
as follows: Commencing at the northeast corner
of Lot 6 of Vantine's Sub-division being a part
of the northwest quarter of Section 22, Township
11, North range 9, west of the 6th P. M., Hall
County, Nebraska; thence running east for a
distance of 60 feet; thence turning a right
angle running south parallel to the east line
Elizabeth vVilliams
I Elizabeth Williams
STATE OF Ind1~np. l
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Waype, County.
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of said Vantine's Sub-division for a distance of
1189.25 feet; thence turning a right angle running
west for a distance of 60 feet to the southeast
corner of Lot 14 of Vantine's Sub-division, thence
turning a right angle running north on the east
line of Vantine's Sub-division for a distance of
1189.25 feet to the place of beginning.
The grantors herein convey said property to the said City of
Grand Island., upon the expressd conditions that said land be used
for street purposes and further that th'~ said City of Grand Island,
will not levy any special assessments or taxes against grantors
herein for the cost of the construction of said street.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the premises above described, together with
all the Tenements, Hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belong-
ing, unto the said City of Grand Island, N8braska, and to its suc-
cessor s and assigns forever, and we do hereby covenant with said
grantee and with its successors and assigns, that we are lawfully
s8ized of said premises; that they are free from encumbrances and
that we have good right and lawful authority to sell the same; and
we do hereby covenant to warrant and defend the title to said
premises against the law'ful claims of all persons whomsoever.
And the said grantors do her::;by relinquish all their right, claim
or demand in and to the above described premises.
Signed this 31st day of May, A. D. 1940.
In Presence of
Elizabeth Williams
Martha E. Kauffman
C. J. Kauffman
Elizabeth Williams
Giles M. Williams
W. B. i'Villiams
Margaret A. Williams
Hester Glass
Frank E. Glass
On this 31st day of May ,
A.D. 1940, before me, the undersigned
C.Esther Hill
a Notary PubliC, duly commissioned and
qualified for and residing in said
County, personally carne Giles M. Williams
(Widower)
Martha E. Kauffman and
CharlesJ. Kauffman
W~ B. Williams & Margaret A. Williams
.Jiester Glass & Frank E. Glass
to me known to be the identical persons
whose names affixed to the foregoing
instrument as grantors and acknowledged
the same to be their voluntary act and
deed.
Witness my hand and Seal the day and
year last above written.
C. Esther Hill Notary Public
My commission expires 12th day of
January 194 2
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, deed was accepted, and
City Clerk authorized to have same recorded.
Resolution
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Whereas: Warrants have been issued to the limit of E:ighty five
per cent of the Amount appropriated for the following funds.
street & All~y Fund of the General Fund.
Sewer Fund of the General Fund.
Paving Fund.
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And Whereas: There is a cash balance of Eighty Thousand Dollars
in the Light Fund, being a surplus earnings of said
Light Fund, all anticipated expenditures being amply
provided for,
Therefore be it resolved, by the Mayor and City Council of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the following
sums be transferred from the Light Fund to the
various t~nds as listed below. ~
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Street & Alley Fund of General Fund
Sewer Fund of General ~'und
Pa ving t'und
$4,000.00
5,000.00
10,000.00
And be it
and that the City Clerk be instructed, and hereby
authorized to issue warrants on above named Funds,
to the amount set opposite each Fund as stated above.
further resolved, that the City Tr'easurer be directed,
and hereby authorized to transfer the sums stated
above from the Light Fund to the various funds as
stated above.
'Be it further resolved that at the time of making the Annual Approp-
riation for the year 1940 - 1941, an appropriation be
made in the various Funds stated above to repay the
amount transferred from the Light Fund.
Respectfully submitted
C. J. Cords
William A. Gross
F. H. Colwell
E:. C. Kammer
Finance Committee
On motion of Cords, seconded by Gross, resolution was adopted.
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\\HEREAS, the City Treasurer now holds in his possession
cert~in registered warrants which registered warrants have been
invested in funds belonging to the TJight,V\atel' St. Ice Depart-
ments, and
VvHEI{Ei,S, said warrants \lvere formerl,y held by individuals
vnd banks, and six per cent (6%) interest was paid to said
individuals and banks for the time said investor~; were the holders
of said warrants, and
WHERE.AS, the Finance liommittee has met with the Cit~T Trecwurer,
and is of the opinion that only three per cent (3%) interest should
be paid on scdd warrants now being held by the City invested in its
own money.
THE;HEF'OHE, BE IT fU.:SOLVED BY THE IvliiYOR &~D CITY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand Island, Nebrafika, t.hat. the Cit;'i Trf.;Hsur8r be
authorized, directed Bnd instrtwted to retire said registered
warrants when surplus of funds permit, and that on all registered
warrants being held by the City, that only three per cent (3%) be
paid as interest, instead of six per cent (6%), fwd the amount. of
interest at three per cent (3%) paid on said warrants be credited
to the various funds in which said warrants are invested~
Respectfully submitted this
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On motion of Cords, seconded by Gross, resolution was adopted.
Boeck led discussion on weed fires. Glief Lingeman was author-
ized to burn off open spaces, being careful of trees and Shrubbery.
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Justice reported settlement with Transit Company for damages
done to Electrolier, having been made in the amount of $110.00.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, settlement was accepted.
Application of Plattdeusche Venin for Off Sale Beer license
having been presented, the following report was submitted:
CO~U~ITTEE hSPORT
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand ISl.c1.nd, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, the Ordinance, License and Bond Committee to whom was
referred the application of the Plattduetschen Verein requesting
and Off-sale license to sell beer at 700 Block South Adams Street,
Grand Island, N'3braska, recommend that the same be granted.
Respectfully submitted this 19th day of June, 1940.
M. A. Olivetti
C. H. Justice
F. H. Colvvell
Julius Boeck
Ordinance, License & Bond Committee
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice, report was accepted.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that an off-sale license
to sell beer at 700 Block South Adams Street, in the
Plattduetschen Vereen, Grand Island, Nebraska, be granted
to the Plattduetschen Vereen.
ffi IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk be and he
is hereby directed and instructed to forward to the
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission in Lincoln, Nebraska
a certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 19th day of June, 1940.
On motion of Olivetti,
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Llcense & Boni, Committee.
Gross, resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot.
Bond of J. Manley Davis, having been o. K'd by City Attorney,
on motion of Olivetti, seconded by Boeck, was accepted.
Kammer reported that since the Old Pier had been properly
turned over to the Park Committee, it had necessitated hiring one
man; and he recommended hiring a watchman from 5:00 P. M. to
12:00 midnight, expense to be paid by the Police and Park Depart-
ments.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 19, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street & Alley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of H. B. Paine, Joseph J. Simon, and others, asking the
creation of a Curb & Gutter District in the following location.
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On Cleburn Street from Sixth Street to Seventh Street on both sides
of the street.
After careful consideration of the petition we find that it is
correct in all respects. We therefore recommend that the district
be created. That the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted.
That the specifications be approved, and that the City Clerk be
instruct~d to advertise for bids for the construction of Curb &
Gutter District No. 41.
According to said specifications now on file. That said bids
be received up to 8 o'clock P. M., July 3, 1940, and said bids be
opened on said date.
Elias F. Starr
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
M. A. Olivetti
Street & Alley Con~ittee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, report was accepted
and recommendation was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 19, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineer's 8:stiIilate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 41.
Approx. 700 Lin. Ft. of Curb & Gutter @ .30~ per ft. $210.00
The cost to the Contractor shall be .09~ per ft.
Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
Ci ty fugineer
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, the estimate was
approved. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
Grand Island, NebraSka,
June 19, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOB AND CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Gtreet & Alley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of Anna Gonka, ~~th A. Huwaldt, and others, asking the
creation of a Curb & Gutter District in the following location.
On Elm Street from First Street to Koenig Street on both sides of
the street.
After careful consideration of the petition, we find that it
is correct in all respects. We therefore recommend that the
district be created; that the estimate of the City Engineer be
accepted; that the specifications be approved; and that the City
Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of
Curb & Gutter District No. 42.
According to said specifications now on file; that the said
bids be received up to 8 o'clock P. M., July 3, 1940; and said
bids be opened on said date.
Elias F. Starr
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
M. A. Olivetti
STRE~T & ALLEY CO~lITTEE
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was accepted,
and recommendation was adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
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Grand ISland, Nebraska,
June 19, 1940.
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Grand ISland, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineer's Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 42.
Approx. 1200 Lin. Ft. Curb & Gutter @ .30~ per ft. Total $360.00
The cost to the contractor shall be .09~ per ft.
Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
City Engineer
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, the estimate was
approved. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 19, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the work on Curb & Gutter Districts Nos.
27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36 has been completed ac-
cording to the specifications by the Works Progress Administration
under the Supervision of the Diamond Engineering Company, which
contracts were dated from December 20, 1939 to June 5, 1940.
I further certify that the work done contains the following
materials at the unit price s~t forth in the contract to-wit:
18,531 Lin. Ft. Curb & Uutter @ .09~
$1,667.79
I recommend that these districts constructed by the Works
Progress Administration under the supervision of the Diamond En-
gineering Company be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
To the Diamond Engineering Company
To Engineering & Inspection
To Advertising & Publication
To Cement & Other Materials
$1,667.79
370.62
185.31
2.287.96
$4,507.68
TOTAL
To be Divided as follows
To Paving District Fund
To Paving Fund
TOTAL
$4,056.91
450.77
$4,507.68
I further recownend that the City Council sit as a Board of
Equalization on the said Districts Nos. 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33,
34, 35, and 36 on the 3rd day of July 1940, between the hours of
7:00 and 8:00 o'clock P. M.
Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
City Engineer
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, the estimate and
recommendation were adopted.
Starr made verbal report that the sentiment of the Street and
Alley Comnittee and the Sewer Committee was to reject the request
of Col. Stephens for permission to put a well in the street. On
motion of Starr, seconded by Cords, the City Attorney was instructed
to draw up a report for the Cornm:ittees refusing the request.
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On motion of Justice, seconded by Starr, the City Engineer was
instructed to notify the various petitioners for a Paving District
in the South-west portion of the City the 9stiraated cost on various
types of paving.
Protest of Paul T. Welles on Paving District on North Eddy
was read, on motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, was received and
placed on file.
Gross reported Kelly Plumbing Company had been given the con-
tract for lay~g, &ey,re~' ~. SQuth.",.~a,st portion of City, cost to be
75~ per Linear ft., and $117.00 for manholes.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 18, 1940.
Mr. ~s C. Kalnmer, Chairman,
Police Committee,
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
In Re: Purchase of 24 blankets for use by Police Department.
Dear Sir:
It is reco~nended and requested that this Department be sup-
plied with 24 heavy weight cotton blankets, color optional but a
dark color preferrable, to be used in the Transients and sleeping
quarters of the Police Department of this City.
This number of blankets is necessary to adequately equip the
sleeping compartments and facilities of the jail for proper care
of the inmates.
This recommendation is respectfully submitted to your corr~ittee
for its consideration.
Respectfully yours,
N. D. Zachry, Police Chief,
Grand Island Police Dept.,
Grand Island,
Nebr.
On motion of Kammer, seconded by Colwell, was referred to
Police Committee with power to act.
Contract with the Civil Aeronautics Authority for lease of
floor space in administration building at airport for $1.00 per
year, and $25.00 per month for janitor service, heat, etc., was
presented. On motion of Justice, seconded by Colwell, the con-
tract was approved and Mayor and Clerk were authorized to sien
lease and contract.
Recommendation of Municipal Pool and Recreation Committee
to close the gymnasium and release two employes was read and held
over.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council,
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
We, your Committee on City Property desire to submit the following
report on the contract submitted by Homer C. Millspaugh, of
Lincoln, Nebraska, with reference to the clearing of the City Dump
of certain refuse, consisting of automobile bodies, automobile
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fenders and all other parts of automobiles; that the Mayor and City
Clerk be instructed to enter into such contract when the same is
approved by the City .Attorney~ with the further condition that the
said Homer C. Millspaugh procure suitable compensation insurance
covering the employees used on said project, same to be approved by
the City Attorney.
Respectfully submitted this 19th day of June, 1940.
F. H. Colwell
Julius Boeck
C. H. Justice
M. A. Olivett i
Committee on City Property
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Justice, report was adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR M~D CITY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the Clerk
execute and draw warrants on all lllonies received from
the Municipal Swimming Pool in an amount not to exceed
the receipts from said Municipal Swimming Pool, as
certified to by the City Treasurer.
Respectfully submitted this 19th day of June,
1940.
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Municipal Pool & Recreation Conwittee.
On motion of Cords, seconded by Kammer, resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
After some discussion on dedication of Municipal pool, on
motion of Justice, seconded by Colwell, was referr';3d to Municipal
Pool and Recreation Committee~ the Mayor and C. Hubbard to meet
with Jaycee Committee.
CONllilITTEE REPORT
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your committee on Municipal Swirr~ing Pool and City
Recreation desire to make the following report with reference to
the concession rights at the Municipal Swimm~ng Pool; informal
bids shall be accepted on said concession rights in accordance
with specifications on file with the City Clerk and the Committee
shall be given power to act.
Respectfully submitted this 19th day of June, 1940.
C. J. Cords,
William A. Gross
F. H. Colwell
E. C. Kammer
Commi t tee on Recr ea tion and SwLaming
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On motion of Cords, seconded by Justice, report was accepted.
RESOLUTION
Whereas: There is a casll balance of Bigl1 ty 'rhousand,
($80,000.00) dollars in the Light Fund, being a surplus earnings
of said Light Fund, all anticipated expenditures being maply pro-
vided for, and,
Vmereas, there are certain completed contracts with the City
of Grand Island, now due and unpaid,
Be it therefore resolved, by the Mayor and City Council of'
the City of' Grand Island, Nebraska, that the following sum be
transferred from the Light Fund to the SWimming Pool Construction
Fund, to-wit, Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars,
And that the City Clerk be instructed, and he is here-by
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of $10,000.00 as above stated,
And be it further resolved, that the City Treasurer be directed,
and he is hereby authorized to transfer the sum stated above from
the Light Fund to the Swimming Pool Construction Fund,
And be it further resolved that the sum stated above be
transferred to the Light Fund when the PWA have made the final
payment of the Grant on said Swimming Pool, to the Swimming Pool
Fund.
Respectfully submitted, this 19th day of June, 1940.
C. J. Cords
William A. Gross
E. C. Kammer
F. H. Colwell
Finance Committee
On motion of Cords, seconded by Justice, resolution was adopted.
Bills were read, on motion of Justice, seconded by Gross,
allowed as read. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE.."
Ordinance #1729, cr'eating Curb & Gutter District #41 was
regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor..
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #1729 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
"AYE.. "
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1729 was placed on second reading by Title.. Roll
call ballot, all votinf "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AYE."
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On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, Ordinance was placed
on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all voting
lTAY~.fl
Ordinance #1730, levying assessment in Water Main District
#86 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mqyor.
On motion Qf starr, seconded by Justice, Ordinance #1730 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
"AYE. "
On motion of Kammer, seconded by Gross, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1730 was placed on second reading by title. Roll
call ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Kammer, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1730 was placed on third reading by title. Roll
call ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Kammer, seconded by Justice, Ordinance #1730 was
placed on final passage and finally passed~ Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
Ordinance #1731, levying assessment in Gravel District #17, was
regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Ordinance #1731 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
"AYE.ff
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1731 was placed on second reading by title. Roll
call ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Kammer, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1731 was placed on third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting I1AYJ:!::.ff
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, Ordinance #1731 was
placed ori final passage, and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
Ordinance #1732, amending Section #6 of loning Ordinance #1585,
was regularly passed by the COill1cil and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Kanooer, Ordinance #1732 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
"AYE."
Vn motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1732 was placed on second reading by title. Roll
~all. ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded Gross, rules were suspended
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and Ordinance #1732 was placed on third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting wAYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #l732 was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
Ordinance #1733 creating Curb & uutter District #42 was
r"3gularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Starr, Ordinance #1733 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
flAYS."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1733 was placed on second reading by title. Roll
call ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1733 was placed on third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting, "AYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded by Kar~ler, Ordinance #1733
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded by Kammer, Council adjourned
to 7:30 P. M.', June 21st, 1940.
F. S. White
City Clerk
6/19/40
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Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 21, 1940.
Council met as per adjournm(~nt of June 19, 1940. "His Honor"
the President of the Council presiding.
All Councilmen answered at Roll call.
On motion of Kammer, seconded by Boeck, the Police Committee
was given power to act in the purchase of blankets for Police
DepartrneYJt. A local business firm having made a price of $2.50
per blanket 80% wool, 62 x 46.
Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
Message from D. R. Kennicott, Regional Director of P. W. A.,
was read as follows:
F. S. VJhite
City Clerk, Grand Island, Nebraska.
If Docket Nebraska 1445 will not be completed by approved date
resolution requesting extension must be in this office by June
24.
D. R. Kennicott, Regional Director
P. W. A.
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1J!TI-IEREAS, the present stipulated complet1on date of t.he C1 t.y
Hall Building Pro,j ect, known as Docket No. Nebr. JA45-F, is iVlay
31, 1940, ;.:md
Vv1lEHEAS, war k on Can trac t s N (). 5 Bnd No. 10 W8B n at, fully
complete on that date, and
WHEREAS, Contract No. 5 was delayed by labor trouble at, the
factory in that correct nnd. complete shipments were not made, but
all work on Contract No. 5 has now been completed, and
vmEREAS, Contract No. 10 Vias delayed by not being able to
get delivery of Council Chairs or special work on COlmter Rail
done on time~ qnd
VvlIEREAS, .<311 of the work on Contract No. 10 has now been
completed except the Counter Rail, which rail should be 1n place
by ,ruly 1, 1940.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE I'f' RF~OLVF:D BY THli; MAYOn AND THE CITY
COUNCU... of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, t.h::=,t, the Federal
Works Agency, Public Works Administration, be and is hereby
requested to grant an extension of time from lVlay ;<;1, 1940 to .July
1, 1940, on tne City Hall Building Project., P.W"A. Docket No.
Nebr. l445-F.
Hespectfully submitted
Mr. Paul Shattuck explained that the extension of time
was necessary so as to have all contracts completed, but did not
necessarily mJan that they were satisfactorily completed, nor
were they accepted by the Council.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Karr~er, resolution was
adopted. Voting "AY8", Justice, Kammer, Colwell, Boeck, Gross,
Olivetti, Cords, and Starr. Voting "NAY", none.
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, a serious defect has appeared in the west end of
the viaduct over the Union Pacific Railroad on Highway #30 in
Grand Island, Nebraska, and
WHEREAS, there is evidence that much of the cause of the de-
fect has come from the expansion in the pavement on the west end
of the viaduct.
Therefore be it resolved by the Mayor & City Council of
urand Island, Nebraska, that the City fugineer be instructed to
notify both the Union Pacific R. R. and the State &lgineer re-
garding the seriousness of the situation and request that either
one or both of them proceed at once to repair the defect to re-
move a situation which may at any time become a threat to the
traveling public.
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of June, 1940.
Elias F. Starr
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
M. A. Olivetti
Street and Alley Committee
On motion of starr, seconded by Olivetti, Resolution was
adopted.
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Olivetti, Council adjourned
to 7:30 June 26, 1940.
F. S. White
City Clerk
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Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 26, 1940.
Council met as per adjournment of June 21. "His Honor" the
Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen present, (Justice and Cords late-)
Petition for Sewer between Park & La Fayette Streets, from
18th bt. to state Street, signed by Stull, Sohrweid, and
Pinkston, was presented.
On motion of Gross, seconded by Kammer, was referred to Sewer
Committee..
Letter from Mrs. Wilk'inson, 316 East 2nd, with reference to
truck pal'king, requesting fifteen minute par'king space, was
presented.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Boeck, was referred to Street
and Alley Committee.
Request from Fairrnont Creamery for fifteen minute parking
space in front of Majestic Theatre was read, on motion of Starr
seconded by Boeck, request was referred to Street and Alley Committee.
Request from N. Y. A. made by Russell Larrison for the City
to sponsor N. Y. A. to the extent of $150.00 for heat and light.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Boeck, the request was
granted and Mayor authorized to sign proper papers. Roll call
ballot, all voting "AYE."
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 26, 1940.
Honorable Mayor & Members of City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
.Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Municipal Pool & Recreation, wish to
report that at the present time the following persons are employed
at the salary set opposite their name:
"Tubby" Scott
Lest'3I' McDonald
Bill Callihan
Norman Hayman
Mrs.Veda Tippetts
3:sth8I' Davis
James Evans
75.00
85.00
85.00
75.00
65.00
40.00
100.00
We recommend that Mr. C. Hubbard be instructed to make out
pay....roll on the first & i'ifteenth of each month, which pay-roll
will be paid the same as all other pay-rolls, except that the
receipts from the Municipal Pool will be applied as far as pos-
sible to pay warrants drawn to pay help emploY3d at the Pool.
Respectfully submitted,
C. J. Cords
William A. Gross
E. C. Kammer
F. H. Colwell
MUNICIPAL POOL & RECREATION COM.
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On motion of Cords, seconded by Kammer, report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting "AY~."
COMlVlITTSS RSPORT
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 20, 1940.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Co~nittees on Street and Alley and Sewers, to whom
was referred the application of the Yancey Hotel for a permit to
build a well in the street or underneath sidewalk, after careful
consideration of the application, investigation and inspection of
the premises, beg to report that in order not to establish a
precedent of allowing private enterprises and individuals to use
or occupy City property for tileir private or personal business,
recommend that this application be refused.
Respectfully submitted this ~ day of June, 1940.
C. J. Cords
M. A. Olivetti
F. H. Colwell
E. C. Kammer
SEWER COlVlivlITTEE
Elias F.. starr
C. ]I. Colwell
William A. Gross
Julius Boeck
STREE & ALLEY COM.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Boeck, report was adopted.
June 26th, 1940.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Light, Water and Ice, to whom was
referred the claims of Howard Kelly, M. J. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs.
Herndon, and Miss Fulton, submit the following report:
That all claims filed arising out of an automobile accident
at the City Resevoir, now under construction, in which the car
owned by M. J. Kelly and operated and driven by Howard Kelly, was
driven into said resevoir, be denied.
Respectfully submitted,
C. H. Justice
F. H. Colwell
William A. Gross-
Julius Boeck
Committee on Light, Water and Ice.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, report was adopted.
Letter from Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company with reference to two
bonds for refunding, not yet surrendered was read. On motion of
Cords, seconded by Kammer, was referred to Finance COlr~ittee and
City Attorney with power to act.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Kammer, Council adjourned.
F. S. White
City Clerk
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Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 3, 1940.
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Council met as Board of Equilization, "His Honor" the Mayor pre-
siding, on Curb and Gutter Districts No. 27, 28, 29, .30, .31, .32, .3.3,
:3 4, :3 5, an d :3 6 .
All Councilmen answered at roll call except Kammer who was detained
on account of work and Justice who entered a little late.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR Al~D CITY COUNCIl. of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice having been given thereof that 'He find the total eost
of construction of Curb & Guttl',lr District No~ ;~7 of the City of
Grand IsIE!.nd, to be the total sum of $641.52; t.hfLt we flnd the
benefi ts accruing to the real esta,te in said district to be the
sum of $641.52, and th!d,'!~e find the benefits accruing to the
respective lots, tracts and parcels of larlcJ in said d:lst.J'l(~t to
be the sum set opoosite the respective lots, tracts and parcels of
lr-md IlsfolloWI3 , to-wit:
l~A:ViE:
LUlie Buell
WilLi am Frye
Fir,'3t Baptist.
II
II
II
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Frac.
So. 74~~ Ft..
Church of G. I.
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Louisa P. Bonn Frac.
Harry patterson
Ruby Roblyer
Earl D. & Frieda M. Gilmore
Elizabeth Detlefsen
FredW. Hessel
SHmuel & Norm,m D. Tci.tlow
Ruby Pearl Nlikel
J oIm Rnss
Henr;' & Kathryn Franzmeier
E. 1.. YOlmktn
Petsr Tagge (Estate)
Paul B. Newell
,Tolm ~)l1mmers
1,;l1:Lan Merchant;
!! II
GeOT'iJ'em1 KaJ 10s
II 1I
II II
II II
II 11
Harfy C. & Douise Ni. Funk
Earl W. & Hazel P. Salt
Trnstees T:dnit.~i E:vange1ir.al
L1Jt.LLPrn Courch
Greel{ OrthorIax Church of G. 'T..
II II
Blan~he IVl. ,(elly
Elias F. starr
II 11
J ofHoohinfc Clnrk Winn
f,OT BLOCK ADDITION
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8
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2
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4
5
6
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'7
8
9
10
6
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9
10
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7
8
9
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4 15
5 15
1 16
:2 16
:5 16
4 16
5 16
1 1'7
2 17
5 17
4 17
2
H. G. Clark
1I "
II 11
II II
11 II
1I 1I
II II
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4
4
4
4
4
8
9
9
9
9
9
10
10
}J)
10
10
11
11
11
11
11
15
15
11:;
Gilbert's
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II
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II
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Fa5rview Pal'k
II II
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II
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II
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15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
1.fi.84
15584
15.84
15..84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
lfl.94
U;.i34
15. 8i~
15.84
15.84
lfi.84
15.84
1fl.84
15.84
15.84
55.44
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
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LOT BLOCK ;1DDTTIO.N
Josephine Ch.rk do. ~
5 17 .F1:1.irview Park
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R.espect.fu11y submiUed this -..2:.<!. day of July
Elias F.Starr
C.J.Coras
M.A.Olivetti
C.E.Justice
st,J'c,pt ,R~ 1\11e;v Commi. ttee ~
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Aj'!lOUHT
15.84
641..s 2
, 1940.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, resolution was adopted.
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BE I'ffmSOLVED BY THE MAYOn AND CITY COTJIJCIL of the City of'
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and due notice having been given thereof that we find the total
cost of construction of Curb & Gutter District No. 28 to be the
total sum of $1247.40; thatVire find the benefUs accuring to thG
real esta.te in said dist.rict to be the Sllm of S,51247.40, and t,hat
we find t.he benefits accruing to the respective lot.s}' tracts .md
parcels of' lend in f;aid district to b(" the sum set oUDosite the
respective lots, t.racts and De.reels of land as follows, to-wit:
OViNER
Anna M. Goetsch
Ralph & Anna Heyde
Hem'v Husen
KI"es~entia Stenss (Est,at.e)
Cl1rolina M.Wicker
Kr8sc6nt.la stcJ.Uss (Est.,.te)
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Frit,7, Vieth
Emil liliese
Ella E. G. Lucks
j~dol~)h Boehm
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,Tohn Claussen
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.Tohn C1A.llssen
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0~n H. Davidson So.?
II II So. J
Willi.am H~ FraClcis
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_Amw. ~:;chi.mJUer
ott,() SUY'ings&;ut.h
M'i.1JJreCl ii'. Thomoson &
Mtir!Ai1 V. 8yram
~ildrp~ F. Thom~son &
1VIf.'l,ri~~,n V. RV'~o.m
f~j.(:h<l.rJ Erdbuger
(1.1>"1]:,18s 11. OLiver
,T oseph P. Stiller
Len!': Fuss
i~11gusta Suck
11 II
August. Niedfelt
Jos8nh P. St.iller
lidn Lambert
II tl
ill(ike L tnq,eman
Estate of S. C. Huston
VJi.1liam D. Detlefsen
II II
'{n.! U am Det.lefsen
LOT BLOCK ADDITION .M/JOUNT
6 5 VHndoloh J, 19.80
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R 5 " 19.80
5 6 II 19.80
6 6 II 19.80
7 6 II 19.80
8 6 II 19.80
5 7 1/ 19.80
6 7 II 19.80
7 7 II 19.80
8 7 II 19.80
1 8 II 59.40
2 8 II J9.80
?i H " 19.80
4 8 II 59.40
5 8 II 59.40
6 8 II 19. RO
7 8 II 19.80
8 8 II 19.80
1. 9 II 59.40
" q II 19.80
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~ 9 II 19J30
LL q II ]\'1.80
5 q II 19.(30
fj 9 II 19,HQ
7 q 11 J9. 130
8 9 II 59.40
1 10 II 19. no
'l 10 II 19.1:30
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5 10 If 19,.80
6 10 II 19.80
7 10 II 19.80
8 10 II 19.80
5 11 II 19.80
6 11 II 19.80
7 11 II ]iL80
8 11 II 1 ~3. 80
1 14- 1/ 19,,80
2 14 II 19.80
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G. JI;. & l~mw. L. Ollver
Will tH.m D(-'~tlefBen
11 II E H ft.
Henry fi.,: l\J:l.rt,ha i0eyer> W 60
Herman A. /v !\gusti.L Knut.h
.1!1ere;en Y;:Duth
Tho1i)!}s ,\it. Bn11 F: 49 ft..
Henry Stonge v\' 1'7 ft.
II II
Artln.n~ Krmth
Lydi.a ,',I. Dnm).(~r
CHY'r-l.e Nlomsen
i\res~entiJl fit;-.n.lSs
11 II
II
II
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LOT BLOCK ADDT'l~ION
4 14 Windolnh
1. 15 II
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ft,. % 1;) !I
:\ 15 II
4 15 II
1 1(-) 11
1 16 II
2 If> II
;,;; 16 II
4 1n II
1 17 II
2 17 II
7i 17 II
4 1'7 II
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19.80
1\'1. ao
L80
IB.i)()
19wHO
19.dO
-'4. '70
f).lO
1 g. liO
19.80
19.80
19.80
1. g. 80
1. '3.80
19. ao
124'7 ./J.a
EeFpfH't.f111I.y submit.ted t.his 3rd d/Cl.y of J~ly
5 1940.
____--El_i~,.Starr
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M. A~Qli.yet t..1__._.
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Street & Alley Commit,tee.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, resolution was adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED !;'Y THE MAYOn AND CITY COUNCIL of the Cit.y of
Grand Island, NebrfJska, ~d.tt.lng 1-18 B Board of E:quallzation after
due noti ce h!wi.np: been p:iven thereof that we find the total cos't
of' construction of Curb & Gutt.er District No. 29 of the City of
Gx':m0 J.Aland, t.o be t.he total sum of $79.20; that. we find t.he
benefit.s accl'11ing to the real estate in saie] dist.rict to be the
88 1'0110\1"1'3, to-wit:
sum set opposJt the respective lots, trncts imd. parcels of Innd
OVJl~ER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
1. 36 Or'iginal TO\1"l]n
:2. 36 1/ II
2- 36 II II
3 36 11 II
4 3b II II
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Arabelle Hendershott N {
Dor" Schvde,c;er W 31 ft.
AU i.ne Clark TN 35 ft.
Barney J. I:lann
Marie Amelia IHe1sen
R.espectflllly submit,ted this .~day of July
El ia s....F~~J3 tarr:
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_____l!~A.Oli ve.tti.
AMOUNT
19.80
9.00
10.50
19.80
19.80
$ 79.20
, 1940.
C . H. Jus 1;;i ce____________
Street & Alley Committee.
Roll call ballot.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, resolution was adopted.
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BE 1'1' HEt30LVLD BY l'IIE ,,1A'{Cm J.tlW ern COfJLCIL. of the Ci tv
of Grand Isl;cmd, Nehr.sska., si.tting as a Board of Equalization
after due notice hewing been given thereof thnti',e find the
Lothl cot~t of const.ruction of Cnrb & Gutter Distriet. No. 3D of
the City of Grand Isl<md; to be the total snm of ~396.00; that
we find the benefits accu:r>inp: to the real estate in said
di."'trict to be the sum of ~!'596.00, and that we find the benefits
accruing to the respective lots, t.rbcts and ()arcels of land in
shid district to be the sum set opposite the respective lots,
tracts hnd parcels of land as follows, t.o-\'Iit,:
OWrJTi:R
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
ANiOUNT
Miclvwl l~ . Neuhalfen et al
H. C. f{olJ.
WlJJ.R.rd 1\. Prince
.1 ohnA.. Donald
llrthur C. :Vlayer
r:. F. T1) ll;y, Tru~rt,ee
Henry R. & F:1izabeth Do~m
S 46 ft.
II. I.. Birney N B6 ft.
ivlal'ie Locke S 83 ft.
Henry L. Lohnvmn N 49 ft.
Stacia Mat.tke
Minnip Hofruann
4
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ld
122
1;22
12R
125
i!iebes 39.60
II 39.60
II ZS9.60
II 39.60
II 53.SI)
5
Koenig &
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11 1/
II
II
II
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1
8
1
8
4-
4
1)
126
128
126
126
17)2
1;52,
II II 1.3.130
II II ~~fi.i30
11 II ~~4w 90
II II 14.70
II II ?i9. GO
II II Z59.60
TOTAL ~!:,596. OD
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F.espectfully 8ubmi t.t.ed this
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Elias F~Starr
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M.A.Olivetti
9.H~stt~J~__
:~;treet. &. Al1e:1l Committee.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, resolution was adopted.
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BE 1'1: BE,SOLVED BY THE N1AYOH loiU) CITY COUNCIL of t.he City
of Grand 101and, NebT'dSka,sittinv as D Bor;rd of Equali.zation
ofter due notice having been given thereof VVd,iNG find the
total cost of construction of Curb & Gutter District No. 31
of the City of Grand Island, to be the total sum of *;522.00;
that we find the benefltH acc:ruing to the real esta:te in said
district to be the sum of
22.00, "md that lie find the benefits
accl'Uiw;: to the respectL ve lots, trac't.s auri oEl.reeLs of land
in t,aid district to be the sum set. onpoBi te the res98ctive
lots, tracts and parce].s of land as follows , to-wit:
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LOT BLOCK JmDITION
A. J. Burkey 5
,John Cln.llssen N 66 ft. Ei
HHrry .J. ,;;,: j,:!E;TY Katherine
Rallr 8 66 ft,. 6
;'~jrm~~ Lesd-rj nf3ky
II II
Il 11
r;81';:] c1 ,Ii. ii,.(.:i.l1ian F:.
Lumbard 10
MEl1',)! H. Myers (Grossnieklaus) 1
Helen Nl. Schropde1'.' 7
II II A
Home Ovmer,,; Loan Corp. 9
Will.tam E. Behnke ]0
Dora Henne 1
Arehibald [vl. Rose 2
c. . & PeliTl M. Marsh :3
,J Oi18:ih T. Ravenscroft L1
;~:0v"H'd P. Hyan ::if 66 ft. 1
II II 1\1 Sf) ft. ?
L. M. Gpver (Wstate) '3
11 It 4:
i)rl1',ci [.;IIinton
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(,:'7 Ydi3.smer I s
27 11
'?7 II
~)'7 Il
':'7 11
?7 II
27 11
28 II
28 II
213 II
28 II
;~'.8 II
37 II
m II
57 II
.{~7 11
38 II
718 11
58 II
3d It
58 It
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1,1:; .60
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1/; . 20
:;9.60
15.60
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15.6el
5;:;. no
51:;.80
1.5.60
1" .110
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lfj .60
IS.GO
15.CO
55.80
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522.00
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i:ltreet. & iille;v Committee.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Boeck, resolution was adopted.
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of GrL:..n.cl .L rLlu,n.rJ" N pbT.,~:'iS}'\J: ~ ~~ i.t.t
r's'] :)0"['<3 of Ec~uali'7,CJtion
Dft.eX' d.FC no 1,1 Cp 'ijuvirw been -;,ven thHI'ccof' t.h t ""e fi rId the
t,0tnl (.() i,: t, Of' C'on"t:r'l:ict,Lon of CUj'h 8r. C;;]i,+.(')' n'c"l T':1 ct. . ~:,?
of th~':l
of G'ri!nd If,l'md, to be tJw totiLL Dvm of
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to t.he
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fj tE ilceT'u:in;:: to the re:':pcct.-"ve lcd"f). t:c,',c t.ee. un') mlI'cGLs of
Lmd in f!cdJ.1, c;jif;tri.ct to l;e thF~ fmm fwt O:)DOf3ite the l'e:",.oecti,ve
lot.~:, trE,cts b'nd
s of land Df, followf'J to-vLt:
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On motion of Starr, sf3conded by Olivetti, resolution was adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City
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after due notice having been given thereof that we find the
total cost of construction~ Curb & Gutter District No. 55
of the City of Grand Island, to be the total sum of $516.80;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of $516.80, 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 respective lots,
tracts, and parcels of land as follows, to-wit:
AMOUNT
16.20
15.60
15.60
15.60
16.20
14.40
121.80
15.80
57.20
19.80
19.80
19.80
19.80
19.80
19.80
19.80
19.80
$ 516.80
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
OWNER
F. M. Bartling 1 1 Bartlings
Lawrence H.& Thelma Hesselges-
ser .2 1 It
George J. Claussen 5 1 It
William F. Barta 4 1 It
George V. & Hazel Pedersen Slit
John Pedersen N 85 ft. 1 2 It
William F. Barta 2.2"
Emma Dammann 5 2 "
Emma Dammann Pt. NEi-NEt- 21-11-9, 50 X 124 ft
Herman Hehnke Pt. Co. Sub. Sec. 15-11-9 &
Pt. NEt-NEi 21-11-9, 66 n52 ft.
Herman Hehnke Pt. Co. Sub. Sec. 15-11-9 &
Pt. NEi-NEl 21-11-9, 66X132 ft.
Harold Phelan Pt. Co. Sub. 15-ll-9 &
Pt. NE! NEJi-21-11-9 66 X 152 ft.
John Hehnke Pt. Co. Sub. 15-11-9 &
Pt. NEt NEt-21-11-9, 66 X 132 ft.
John Claussen Pt. Lot 15 Co. Sub 16-11-9. &21-11-9
John Hehnke It " " It" It 11 It It It II
G. I. Turst Co. II 11 tI It If It It It "11 "
G. I. Turst Co." It It It It n "It "" It
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Elias F.Starr
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND 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 construction of Curb & Gutter District No. 54 of the City of
Grand Island, to be the total sum of $,257.60; that we find the
benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum
of $257.60, 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 respective lots, tracts and parcels of land as follows,
to-wit:
OWNER LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
Robert J. Rae eke 1 2 Windolph'S 59.40
H. E. Stoltenberg 2 2 " 19.80
Emma H. Cupp 5 2 n 19.80
Anna & Carl Suhr Frac. 4 2 II 19.80
Lottie G. Waterman 1 4 " 59.40
Albert o. Row 2 4 II 19.80
11 II 5 4 II 19.80
Edmund A. Windolph 4 4 tt 19.80
TOTAL $ 257.60
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of July, 1940.
Elias F.Starr
C.J.Cords
M.A.Olivetti
C.H.Justice
Street & Alley Committee.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, resolution was adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND 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 construction of Curb & Gutter District No. 55 of the City
of Grand ISland, to be the total sum of $158.4.-0; that we find
the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to
be the sum of $158.40, 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 respective lots, tracts
and parcels of land as follows, to-wit:
OWNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
AilJ:OUNT
Paul G. Guggenmos
William H. & Mary Holling
Peter Hansen
Nellie R. Orndoff
5 6 Bonnie Brae 59.60
6 6 If 59.60
1 7 If 59.60
10 7 If 59.60
TOT AL $ 158 :40
Respectfully submitted this ird day of July, 1940.
Elias F.Starr
C.J.Cords.
M.A.Olivetti
C.R.Justice
Street & Alley Committee.
On motion of starr, seconded by Gross, resolution was adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR .AND 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 construction of Curb & Gutter No. 56 of the City
of Grand Island, to be the total sum of $74.28; that we find
the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to
be the sum of $74.28, 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 respective lots, tracts
and parcels of land as follows, to-wit:
Q1IVNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
AMOUNT
Albert G. & Simona Claussen
William Frank
Carl H. & Ethyl I. Reese
Home Owners Loan Corp.
Home Owners Loan Corp. Frac.
15 2 1st Artistic Homes 18.00
,14 2 n " 18. 00
15 2 tl n 18.00
16 2 II n 18.00
17 2 II II '2.&.
TOTAL 74.28
Respectfully submitted this 1rd~ day of July, 1940.
Elias F.Starr
C..J .Cords
M,A.Olivetti
C.E.Justice.
street & Alley Committee.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot.
There being no protests on assessments, on motion of Olivetti,
seconded by Colwell, Council adjourned as a Board of Equilization.
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July 3, 1940.
Council met in regular session. "hIS HONORTr the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen present except Kammer.
Bids on Curb and Gutter Districts No. 41 and 42 were opened and
read as follows:
Curb & Gutter District No. 41 700' curb & gutter @ 9~ $63.00
Curb & Gutter District No. 42 1200' curb & gutter @ 9~ 108.00
Bids being bids of the Diamond Engineering Company.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, the above bids were
accepted as read.
Bid on Eddy Street Paving from Tenth Street north to state Street
was opened and read. Bid of the Diamond ~ngineering Company $4123.00.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, there being only one
protest which was insufficient, the bid of the Diamond engineering
Company was accepted. Roll call ballot.
On motion of starr, seconded by Justice, the City of Grand
Island and VV. P. A. requests resurfacing project on Tenth Street
north to State Street.
Bid of J. W. Detweiler for concessions at the Mill1icipa1 pool
was opened and read as follows: 10% of the gross receipts of sales
of said concession stands up to $300.00. Thereafter to pay a sum
of 8% of the gross sales from said concession stands over the sum of
$300.00 per month.
After a short recess, on motion of Cords, seconded by Gross, the
committee recommended that the concession be awarded to J. W.
Detweiler and instructed the City Attorney to draw up the contract
and the Mayor to sign.
Notice from J. R. Geddes, City Treasurer, was read stating that
Ivan Waldo had paid the balance on the pest-house property.
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Gross, the deed was delivered
to Ivan Waldo.
Corr~unications from N. D. Zachry, Chief of Police, concerning
the placing of stop signs at the intersection of Koenig and
Sycamore and Koenig and Kimball and the entrance to Oak Street on
the South side of the Municipal pool was read.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, were referred to the
Street and Alley Corr~ittee.
Communications from N. D. Zachry, Chief of Police, pertaining
to speeding on Broadwell was read.
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Street and Alley Committee.
Petition for cr~ation of Gravel District on Louise Street from
Adams to Harrison, on Adams, Madison, Monroe, and Harrison from
Charles to JOhn, and from Charles to Anna on Jefferson Streets,
signed by E. E. Carstons, W. G. McGrath and others was read.
On motion of Starr, se~9If(led by Justice, was referred to the
Street and Alley Committee.
Petition for the creation of a Curb and Gutter District on
both sides of Sycamore from Eleventh to Twelfth, signed by Frank
Tripe was presented.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, referred to the Street
and Alley Committee. '
Petition for creation of a Curb and Gutter district on Clark
street between Eighth and Ninth Streets, signed by E. W. Linneman
and Chris Michelson was presented.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was referred to the
Street and Alley Committee.
Petition for the creation of Curb and Gutter district on Eighth
Street from Eddy to Broadwell, signed by MendeD Ball, C. E. Brown,
E. G. Holmes and others was presented.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was referred to the
street and Alley Committee.
Petition for Creation of Curb and Gutter District between
Fourth and Eighth Streets on Greenwich, Signed by John Fuss, John
Neilson &ld others was presented.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was referred to the
street and Alley Committee.
Petition for the creation of Water main district in Boggs
Street from Front Street to George street, signed by Coo O. Brown,
Torn Cook and others was presented.
On motion of Justice seconded by Gross, was referred to the Street
and Alley Committee.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 3, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL:
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineer's Estimate for Gravel District
No. 18.
Approx. 750 cu. ydsoo Gravel @ 45~ per yd. Total $337.50.
Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
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Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 3, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL:
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We your Street & Alley Committee to whom was referred the peti-
tion of Adolph Voss, Harry J. Bahr, John Claussen alld. others asking
the creation of a Gravel District in the following location: On
Louise Street from Adams Street to Harrison Street, and on Adams,
Madison, Monroe, Jackson and Harrison Streets from Charles street to
John Street, and on Jefferson Street from Charles Street to Anna
Street.
After careful consideration of the petition we find that it is
correct in all respects. We therefore recommend that a district be
created. That the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted. That
the specifications be approved and that the City Clerk be instructed
to advertise for bids for the construction of Gravel District No. 18.
That the said bids be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. July 17, 1940,
and said bids be opened on said date.
Elias F. Starr
C. J. Cords
M. A. Olivetti
C. H. Justice
STRE::.T AND ALLEY CO.MMITTEE
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was accepted
and recommendation adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 3, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR M~D CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineer's Estimate for Sewer District
No. 181
Approx. 900 Lin. Ft. 8" Vito Clay Tile @
2 Manholes Complete @
1 Flush Tank Complete @
$ .85
60.00
80.00
Total
$765.00
120.00
80.00
~965.00
Total
Tot al
Total
The cost to the property owners will be 503 Lin Ft. @ .85rft and
1 Flush Tank @ $80.00. Total cost to property owners $507.55. The
City's cost will be for 397 Lin. Ft. of pipe @ .85~ and 2 manholes
@ $60.00. Total cost to City $457.55. This 1s to include 18 6-inch
on 8-inch Y's.
Respectf.ully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
City Engineer
On rnotion of Gross, seconded by Justice, estimate was adopted.
Grand Islmld, NebraSka,
July 3, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL,
Grand I~land, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineer'S Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 43.
Approx. 700 Lin. Ft. Curb & Gutter @ .30_ per ft. Total $210.00
The cost to the contractor shall be .09~ per ft.
Respect fully subrni tted
J. H. Hardeman
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Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 3, 1940.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street and Alley Cor~littee, to whom was referred the
petition of Frank Tripe and Dan Hintz asking the creation of a Curb
& Gutter District in the following location: On Sycamore Street
from 11th street to 12th Street on both sides of the street and in
front of Lots 1 and 10, Block 40, Russell ~neelers Addition.
After careful consideration of the petition we find that it is
correct in all repsects. We therefore recomraend that the district
be created, that the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted, that
the specifications be approved, and that the City Clerk be instructed
to advertise for bids for the construction of Curb & Gutter District
No. /+3, according to said specifications now on file. That the said
bids be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. July 17, 1940, and said bids
be opened on said date.
Elias F. starr
C. J. Cords
M. A. Olivetti
C. H. .Justice
STR88T & ALLEY COliWITTEE
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, the report was
accepted and recrnnmendation adopted.
Grand Island, N~braska,
July 3, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineer's Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 44.
Approx. 700 Lin. Ft. Curb & Gutter @ .30~ per ft. Total $210.00
The cost to the contractor shall be .09~ per ft.
Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
City Engineer
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, estimate was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 3, 1940.
hONOhABL~ MAYOR M~D CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We your Street & Alley Conuaittee to whom was referred the
peti tion of E. W. Linnemann and 'Chris Mickelsen askine the cr,:;ation
of a Curb & Gut t'3r District in the follOWing location: On Clark
Street from 8th Street to 9th Street on both sides of the street.
After careful consideration of the petition, we find that it is
correct in all reppects. We therefore recorillnend that the district
be created, that the estimate of the City 8ngineer be accepted, that
the specifications be approved, ax).d that the City Cl1rk be instructed
to advertise for bids for the construction of Cur'b & Gutter Dist.rict
No. /+4 according to said specifications now on file, and that the
said bids be received up to 8 o'clock P. M., July 17, 1940, and said
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E:lias F. Starr
C. J. Cords
M. A. Olivetti
C. H. Justige
STHEBT AND ALLEY
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was accepted
and recommendation cidopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 3, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the 8ngineer's Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 45.
Approx. 4300 Lin. Ft. Curb & Gutter @ .30~ per ft. Total $1290.00
The cost to the contractor shall be .09if: per ft.
Respectfully submitted
J.. H. Hardeman
Ci ty Engineer
On motion of starr, seconded by Justice, estimate was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 3, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Stre'2t & Alley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of E. G. Holmes, C. F. Uebel and others asking the creation
of a Curb & Gutter District in the following location: On both sides
of 8th Street from Eddy Street to Broadwell Avenue.
Aft'~r careful consideration of the petition, we find that it is
correct in all respects. We therefore recommend that the district
be created, that the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted, that
the specifications be approved and that the City Clerk be instructed
to advertise for bids for the construction of Curb & Gutter District
No. 45 according to said specifications now on file, and that said
bids be received up to 8 o'clock P. M., July 17, 1940 and said bids
be opened on said date.
Elias F. starr
C. J. Cords
M. A. Olivetti
C. H. Justice
STREET M~D ALLEY CO~lliiITTEE
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was accepted
and recommendation adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 3, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineer's Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No.. /+6..
Approx. 2700 Lin. Ft. Curb & Gutter @ 30if: per ft. Total $810.00
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Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
Ci ty Engineer
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Report was accepted.
Grand Island, N'7!braska,
July 3, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street & Alley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of John Fuss, John Nielsen and others, requesting t~e cre-
ation of a Curb & Gutter District in the following location: on
Greenwich Street from Fourth Street to E:ighth Street, on both sides
of the street.
After careful consideration of the petition, we find that it is
correct in all respects. "I've therefore recommend that the District
be created, that the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted, that
the specifications be approved, and that the City Clerk be instructed
to advertise for bids for the construction of Curb & Gutter District
No. 46 according to said specifications now on file, and that the
said bids be received up to 8 o'clock P. M., July 17, 1940 and said
bids be opened on said date.
Elias F. Starr
C. J. Cords
M. A. Olivetti
C. H. Justice
STREET & ALLEY CONililITTEE
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was accepted
and recommendation adopted.
Petition for creatLm of a curb & gutter district on Second
street, between Arthur and Blain Streets, signed by the International
Harvester Company and Lucille Glover was presented.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, was referred to the
Street & Alley Committee.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
June 19, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
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The following is the Engineer's Estimate for Water Main District
No. 87.
Approx. 700 Lin. Ft. of 6-inch Cast Iron Water Main @ $1.35 per
foot, $945.00. The Engineering and advertising shall be $80.00.
Respectfully submitted
J.H. Hardeman
Ci ty Engineer
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, estimate was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 3, 1940.
HONORABLE MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL,
G?and Island, Nebraska.
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We, your Sewer Committee to whom was referred the petition of
Melvin Sbhrweid, C. A. Pinkston and other requesting the creation of
a Sewer District in the following location: From State 0treet to
18th Street between Park Street and La~ayette Street. After careful
consi(leration of tIle petition, we find that it is correct in all re-
spects. We therefore recommend that the District be cr.;;ated, that
the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted, that the specifications
be approved, and that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for
bids for the construction of Sewer District No. 181 according to
said specifications now on file. That the said bids be received up
to 8 o'clock P. .M., July 17, 1940 and said bids be opened on said
date.
William A. Gross
F. H. Colwell
C. J. Cords
Sewer Committee
On motion of Gross, seconded by Justice, report was accepted,
and recommendation adopted.
RESOLUTION
Whereas: Warrants have been issued to the limit of present amount
appropriated for the following funds:
Police Fund
Fire Fund
Cemetery Fund
And Whereas: There is a Cash balance of Sixty-one thousand dollars,
($61,000.00), in the Light Fund, same being a surplus
earnings of said Light Department, all anticipated ex-
penditures being amply provided for,
Therefore be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, that the follovling sums be trans-
ferred from the Light Fund to the various Funds as listed K
below.
Police Fund.
$2,500.00
4,000.00
1,000.00
Fire Fund
Cemetery Fund
and that the City clerk be instructed and hereby authorized
to issue warrants on above named funds, to the amount set
opposite each fund as stated above.
And be it further resolved that the City Treasurer be directed and
hereby authorized to transfer the sums stated above from
the Light Fund to the various Funds-as listed above.
Be it
further resolved that at the time of making the Annual Appropri-
ation for the Fiscal year 1940-1941, an appropriation be
made in the various funds as listed above to repay the
amount so transferred from the Licht Fund.
Respectfully submitted.
C. J. Cord s
William A. Gross
F. H. Colwell
FINANCE COwwlITTEE
on motion of Cords, seconded by Gross, resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot.
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Cords made a request to the Council that when adjourning to
adjourn to 7:30 P. M., on the Tenth of July.
June 24, 1940.
HOIlOrable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Water and Light Committee to whom was referred the
petition of Orville H. Sowl et al for installation of Street Light
at Koenig and Cedar Streets, wish to recommend that the same be in-
stalled by and at the expense of tIle City Light Department. We
further recommend that a street Light be installed at the corner of
Thirteenth and Cleburn Streets as petitioned by R. M. Martin et al.
In regard to the petition of William G. Gerblg et al for the instal-
lation of Street light at Sixth & Beal. Upon investigation we find
there is a Street li~ht installed at the alley just north of this
intersection, and we recommend that this street light be moved to
this in ters'3ction, Sixth & B ::al.
c. H. Justice
William A. 'Gross
Julius BO'3ck
F. H. Colwell
Committee
On motion of Justice, seconded by Colwell, report was adopted.
June 19, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City CounCil,
Grand ISland, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Water and Light, to whom was referred the
petition of Mr. Brown et al., for a water main to be laid in Boggs
street between Front Street and George Street, we wish to report that
we find the proper amount of front footage signed for, and we recom-
mend that a district be created as described above.
C. H. Justice
William A. Gross
Julius Boeck
F. H. Colwell
Committee
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, report was adopted.
June 19, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Water and Light beg to recommend that the
City Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids for the laying of a
6" wat9r main in Boggs Street between Front Street and George Street,
in accordance with plans and specifications on file in the City
Engineer's office; bids to be accepted not later than July 17, 1940.
It is further understood that bids are not to be let until
after the twenty (20) day period for filing a remonstrance is up, at
which time the lowest and best bid will be accepted.
C. H. Justice
William A. Gross
Julius Boeck
F. H. Colwell
Committee
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, r.eport was adopted.
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Grand Islffild, Nebraska,
July 3, 1940.
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street and Alley Cornmittee, respectfully recornmend
that the street department be instructed to mark the curb in front
of Mrs. Wilkinson's store at 316 East 2nd for the space of one
parallel park as a fifteen minute parking space. While this space
is not at the end of a block it is at the end of the curb for that
block as there is a filling station on the corner.
Respectfully submitted
Elias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
Street and Alley Committee
After some discussion, on motion of starr, seconded by Cords,
report w~s adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 3, 1940.
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your committee streets and alloeys roespectfully recommend
that the request of the Fairmont Creamery Co. for a fifteen minute
parking space in front of their stand where the Majestic Theatre
used to be, be denied. We do not feel that a system of parallel
parking lends itself to fifteen minute parks except at the ends of
the block.
Respectfully submitted
Elias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
Street and Alley Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, report was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 3, 1940"
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your committee on Streets and alleys respectfully recommend
that Mr. Homer Bowen be given a fifteen minute parking space on the
north side of his building at the corner of Fourth and Pinoe. This
space is to boe near the north entrance to his storoe.
Respectfully submitted
Elias F. Starr
M. A.. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
street and Alley Cormnittee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Cords, report was adopted.
Justice reported that the W. P. A. were removing the topping on
the run-ways at the airport. Also that the grain was being harvested
and he felt that the city should sell their share as soon as harvest
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Cords reported that Mr. Detweiler had informed him that the
American Legion wi~led to donate a flag and flag pole to be erected
at the Municipal Pool.
Claims against the city were read.
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Justice, were allowed. Roll
call ballot.
Ordinance #1734 levyinga~sessment in Curb and Cutter District No.
27 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Colwell, Ordinance #1734 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
"AYB."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell~ Rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1734 was placed on second reading by title. Roll caD
ballot, all voting "AY8."
On motion of starr, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1734 placed on third reading by title. Roll call balbt,
all voting "AYS."
On motion of Gross, seconded by Olivetti, Ordinance #1734 was
placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYS."
Ordinance #1735 levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 28 was regularly passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, Ordinance #1735 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
"AYE."
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Justice, rules were suspended
and OrdinanCe #1735 placed on second reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting !lAYS."
On motion of Justice, second by Gross, rules were suspended and
Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded Olivetti, Ordinance was placed on
final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
Ordinance #1736 levying special taxes to pay f'or the cost of
construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 29 was regularly passed
by the Council and siened by the Mayor.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice, Ordinance #1736 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
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and Ordinance #1736 placed on second reading by title~ Roll call
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ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of starr, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third. reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Boeck, Ordinance #1736 was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
Ordinance #1737 levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
construction of Curb & Gutter District No. 30 was regularly passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Boeck, Ordinance #1737 was placed
on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended arid
Ordinance #1737 placed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AY~."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Boeck, rules were suspended and
Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, Ordinance #1737 was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AY!!;."
Ordinance #1738 levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
construction'9f Curb and Gutter District No. 31 was regularly passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, Ordinance #1738 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, rules were suspended
and Ord1nance placed on second r8ading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Ordinance #1738 was
placed on final pass~ge and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE.".
Ordinance #1739 levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 32 was regularly passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of starr, seconded by Colwell, Ordinance #1739 was
placed on first r9ading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
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Ordinance placed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended and
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voting "AYE.tT
On motion of starr, seconded by Olivetti, Ordinance placed on
final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
Ordinance #1740 levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 33 was regularly passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Ordinance #1740 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Gross, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting tTAYE."
On motion of Gross, seconded by Justice, rules were suspended and
Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot, all
I voting "AYe_"
On motion of Gross, seconded by Justice, Ordinance placed on
final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
Ordinance # 1741 levying special taxes to pay for th,~ cost of
construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 34 was regularly passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #1741 was placed
on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended and
Ordinance pladed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
ON motion of Justice, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
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and Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
On motion of Gross, seconded by Justice, Ordinance placed on
final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
Ordinance #1742 levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 35 was regularly passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, Secorlded by Jus$ice, Ordinance #1742 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
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Ordinance #1742 placed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting nAY~."
On motion of starr, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AYE."
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Starr, Ordinance #1742 was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
Ordinance #1743 levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 36 was regularly passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of starr, second'?d by Colwell, Ordinance #1743 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AYE."
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Gross, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYl!.;.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #1743 v,ias
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
Ordinance #1744 creating Curb and Gutter District No. 43 was
regularly passed by the COl,lncil and signed by the Mayor..
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #1744 was
placed on first reading at length.. Roll call ballot, a.ll voting "AYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded by Olivetti, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1744 placed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #1744 was
placed on final passage and finally passed. ' Roll call ballot, all
voting fTAYE."
Ordinance #1745 creating a Curb and Gutter District No. 44 was
regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Ordinance #1745 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
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and Ordinance placed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AYE."
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Justice, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AYE."
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #1745 placed
on final pa'Ssage and finally passed..
. Ordinance #1746 creating Curb and Gutt,er Distric t No. 45 was
regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #1746 was placed
on first. 'reading at length.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice, Rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on second reading by title.
all voting "AYE."
Roll call ballot,
On motion of Justice, seconded by Cords, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AYE."
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Boeck, Ordinance #1746 was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
I voting "AYll."
Ordinance #1747 creating Gravel District No. 18 was regularly
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, Ordinance #1747 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
"AYE."
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Starr, Rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1747 placed on second reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Gross, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AYE.fl
On motion of Gross, seconded by Justice, Ordiriance #1747 was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
Ordinance #1748 creating Sewer District No. 181 was regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, Ordinffilce #1748 was
placed on first reading at length. Hall call ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot, all
voting TTAYE.TT
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, rules vvere suspended
and Ordinance placed~on third reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded by Colwell, Or<iinance #1748 was
placed on final passage and finally pass0d. Roll call ballot, all
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Ordinance #1749 creating a Curb and Gutter District No. 46 was
regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Starr, Ordinance #1749 was
placed on .first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting TTAYE. n
On motion of Justice, seconded by Olivetti, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting TTAYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded by Colwell, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed ~n third reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting TTAYE."
On motion of Gross, seconded by Starr, Ordinanee was placed on
final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all voting TTAYE."
Ordinance #1750 creating Water Main District No. 87 was regularly
I passed Qy the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Ordinance #1750 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded by Starr, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot,
a11 voting TTAYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded by Starr, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "AYE."
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #1750 was
placed on final passag~ and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYH:."
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7:30 P.M., Wed., July 10, 1940.
F. S. White
City Clerk
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GENERAL FUND
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
Street & Alley
Gas
Sewers
Engineer
Incidentals
Airport
Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
Amt. Approp.
Re-Approp. &
Transfers
Park Fund
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Re-Approp. &
Transfers
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Light Fund
Sewer District
Paving District
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO JULY 3, 1940
APPROPRIATED
5,000.00
12,000.00
16,000.00
6,600.00
27,500.00
6,500.00
17,200.00
7,700.00
11,500.00
4,920.00
114,920.00
46.940.00
161,860.00
15,000.00
38,000.00
9,500.00
36,000.00
5,000.00
3,000.00
221,420.00
73.606.00
295,026.00
RE-APPROP.
TRAl'J SFERS
3.000.00
15,000.00
800.00
7,500.00
4.000.00
28,300.00
5.000.00
32,500.00
2,000.00
6,000.00
10,000.00
6.500.00
41,700.00
1.300.00
9,000.00
8~O.OO
5,7 0.00
700.00
15,700.00
2.500.00
40,500.00
1.000.00
10,500.00
4.000.00
40,000.00
3,466.00
5,000.00
10,000.00
23,466.00
EXPENDED
13,578.30
25,385.25
6,548.58
31,331.21
5,305.50
37,560.30
8,331.45
11,500.00
5,205.00
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BALANCE
5,000.00
1,421.70
2,914.75
51.42
1,168.79
1,194.50
4,139.70
668.55
555.00
144,745.59 17,114.41
12,661.55
36,633.80
10,376.39
36,233.32
19,516.14
2,000.00
262,166.79
19,710.26
120,018.59
177,877.08
614.64
15.942.28
334,17)2.85
3,038.45
3,866.20
123.61
3,766.68
3,949.86
1,000.00
32,859.21
Respectfully submitted
F. S. White,
City Clerk
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Council met as per adjournment of July 3, 1940. flrus HONOR", the
Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen present at Roll Call.
Request from Speed's Mobilgas Service for permission to erect
curb sign on Southwest corner of intersection of Second and Eddy
Streets was read. On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was re-
ferred to the Building Code Committee.
Request from Reverend Ralph Porterfield 1'01' permission to place
an overhead sign (canvas) 3' x 20' on Pine Street at Fifth was read.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Kamiler, was referred to Street and
Alley COTITIuittee.
Petition for sewer between Fourth Street and Fifth Street from a
point approx. 10 feet west of west property line of Union Pacific R. R.
Company to Evans Stre'3t, thence south to North Property Line of Fourth
Street, signed by Crown Packing Company (Fred Winter, Partner) was
presented. On motion of Gross, seconded by Justice, was referred to
Sewer Committee.
Agreement by and between City of Grand Island, party of the First
Part, and J. W. Detweiler, Party of the Second Part, for concessions
at the Municipal Pool, was read as follows:
il!lJl]1~ME!!i1
THIS AGREElviENT made and entered into this 3d day of July, 1940 by
and between the City of Grand Island, a political sub-division of the
State of Nebraska and corporation, party of the first part and J. W.
Detweiller, party of the second part; Witnesseth:
WH8REAS, the party of the first part has accepted the bid of the
party of the second part for the erection and maintenance of a concession
stand at the Municipal Swimming Pool on the property of the party of
the first part, in accordance with the specifications on file with the
City Clerk of the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska.
IT IS H8HEBY MUTUALLY AGHSED as follows: That the party of the
second part will, at all times, maintain a clean, sanitary condition in,
around and about the premises used for the said concession stand, in
accordance with the specifications on file with the City Clerk of
Grand Island, N ebrasl{a, and will pay to the party of' the first part, as
rental therefor, a sum equal to ten per cent (10%) of the gross receipts
of the sales at said concession stand up. to the amount of $300.00 per-
month on the excess of all sales over $300.00 per month, the party of
the second part shall pay to the party of the first part, as rental, a
sum equal to eight per cent (8%) of the gross sales from said con-
cession stand.
The said party of the second part will keep a full and complete
record of all sales in a book to be kept for said purpose, ~lich said
book shall be open for inspection to the party of the first part, at
all reasonable times, or any agents designated by said party of the
first part.
The party of the second part will make a weekly accounting of any
and all sales and pay over to the party of the first part the approved
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rental thereon; the first accounting to be made on the 15th day of
July, 1940, and an accounting to be made on the first Monday of each
and every week thereafter during the term of this contract.
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This contract is made for only the swimming period beginning
July 3, 1940 and ending at the date of the closing of the pool for
the season of 1940.
In witness whereof the parties hereto have set their hand this
day of July, 1940.
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND
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Party of the First Part,
By
Mayor.
Witness.
Ci~y Clerk.
J. W. Detweiler
Party of the Second Part.
STATE OF NBBHASKA
ss. Now on this day of July, 1940 per-
sonally appeared before me, Lloyd W. Kelly,
a Notary Public in and for said County,
O. A. Abbott and F. S. White, personally
known to me to be the identical persons who signed and executed the
above and foregoing contract in their official capacity as the duly
qualified, elected and acting Mayor and City Clerk of the City of
Grand Island, and J. W. Detweiller, personally known to me to be
the identical person who signed and executed the above and f(:;regoing
contract, and they acknowledged the same to be their voluntary act
and deed.
COUNTY OF HALL
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Notary Public.
My conrrnission expires Oct. 27, 1945.
On motion of Cords, seconded by Justice, was referred to Muni-
cipal Pool and Recr8ation Committee, and if found satisfactory,
authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to sign.
Bond of o. F. Gleisberg, Auctioneer, having been o. K'd by
City Attorney, on motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice, was
accepted.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Kan1mer, Continuation Certifi-
cate Bonds were referred to Bond Committee.
Engineer's estimate on North Eddy Street Paving was read.
IT &l\;l NO.
9,148
11,036
1,308
3,756
3,756
7,378
5,072
6,008
1 , 312
160
125
34
4,500
120
15
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APPROX. :.tUANTITIES ITEmS UNIT PHICE TOTAL
Sq. Yds. 5" Concrete Slab
Sq. Yds. 42# Mesh Reinforcing
Lbs. ~ inch Reinforcing
If! X 2' Dowel Bars
I" X 12" Dowel Sleeves
Feet 3/4" X 6" Expansion
Feet 3/8" X 2 1/2" Expansion
Lin. It'eet Gurb and Gutter
Sq. Yds. Asphal t Surface 3" Thick
Lin. Feet 6" X 12" Curb
Cu. Yds. Filler Concrete
Cu. Yds. Concrete (6 bags per Cu. Yd.)
Cormnon Brick
Lin. Feet 12" Concrete Pip~
Cu. Yds. Plaster Sand
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The Engineers EstiLlate for this Contract is
$13,500.58
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, estimate was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 10, 1914-0.
HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL:
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street and Alley Comrnittee to whom was referred the
Project of the resurfacing of Eddy Street from the N.P.L. of 10th
street to the Concrete pavement at 5 Points. After careful consider-
ation of the Project, we find that it is correct in all respects.
We therefore recommend that estimate, plans and specifications of the
City Engineer be accepted and that the City Clerk be instructed to
adverttse for bids for the construction of the above mentioned pave-
ment, according to said specifications now on file. TIl~t the
said bids be received up to 8 o'clock P. M., July 24, 1940, and said
bids be opened on said date.
Elias F. starr
C. J. Cords
M. A. Olivetti
C. H. Justice
STRE~T & ALLEY CO~il~ITTEE
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was accepted
and recommendation was adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE.."
Report of the Weighmaster was read
TO ThE HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL:
I am pleased to report the City Scale shows an increase of $131.10
over the same period from August 14, 1938 to August 13, 1939, as
follows:-
From August 14,1939 to August 13, 1940...~...............$ 441.10
From August 14, 1938 to August 13, 1939................... 310.00
$ 131.10
(This $131.10 does not include the City weighing,
which I feel should be included in the revenue of
the scale, ~lich was...................................... 23.15
(Note: This $23.15 makes an incr'3ase of
$143.25, including the City weighing.) $ 154.25
The City Scale has bf3en put in perfect condition and I don't be-
lieve there will be any expensf3 the coming year except the general
upk;2ep which will b'3 very small.
I also feel the City Scale will continue to show an increase in
revenue.
Very truly yours,
Frank John
CITY SCALES
August 14,
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
$16.10
36.10
72.35
50.20
44.95
19.95
25..50
28.10
26.55
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1.10
2.50
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4.20
1.00
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1940
1940
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On motion of Justice, seconded by Colwell, report was received
and placed on file.
CO~ll~ITTEE REPORT
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Municipal Swimming Pool and City
Recreation, desire to make the following report with reference to
the City Recreation Project at Collins Gym; inasmuch as the entire
funds levied for this project have been expended, we recommend the
same to be discontinued and an inventory be taken by the City
Property Committee, of its property, and the release of Walter
Smith and C. W. Ballinger, employees on said City Recreation Pro-
ject at the Collins Gym.
Respectfully submitted this 19th day of July, 1940.
C. J. Cords
William A. Gross
F. H. Colwell
Municipal Swir~ling Pool &
Recreation COlliuittee
After some discussion, Councilmen and Mayor participating,
Cords moved the report be adopted, seconded by Gross. Motion lost.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, Council adjourned.
F. S. White
City Clerk
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July 17, 1940.
Council m'3t in regular sessions "Hj.s Honor" the Mayor presid-
ing. 8ach vouncilman answered at roll call.
Minutes of previous meetings, July 3, 4 and 10, 1940, "vere
read and approved.
Communication from R. J. Haecke with reference to Louise and
Washington Streets having been gravelled, but on account of having
recently constructed Curb & Gutter on portions of these streets,
apparently no gravel left.
On motion of starr, seconded by Justice, was referred to street
and Alley Committee.
Communication from Burroughs Addint; Machine Company, with
reference to Service Contract, on motion of Gross, seconded by
KamDl?n', vms referred to City Property Comrni ttee.
Claim of Harry Menck, an account of stoppage of sewer in alley
III West lOth, was presented.
On motion of Gross, seconded by Kammer, was referred to Sewer
Corl1mittee.
Verbal request from B. J. Cunningham to clear title to property
I where Blackstone Apartment Is located, on account of apartment ex-
tending into the street, was mad.e.
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On Iuotion of Starr, seconded by Kammer, request was r'~ferred
to the Council, Mayor, City Attorney ana Engineer.
Petition for sewer in alley between Lafayette and Kruse Streets
from Waugh Street to Center of Block, #15 Scarff Addition, signed
by August Jakub, H. L. Foreman, ~t Al was presented.
On motion of Gross, seconded by Justice, was referred to street
and All'3Y COiilwittee.
Mr. Lobdell explained a type of paving Ulat he thought might
interest the Council and also property owners in Paving Dist. 1194.
Petition for street ligbt at intersection of Clay and Third
streets, signed by W. A. Geiler, R. L. BroMl, Et Al was presented.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Cross, was referred to Light
Committee.
Bids on Sewer District #181 were opened and reaa as follows:
Wm. Kelly Company
900' 8" Vit. Clay Sewer pipe
2 manholes (Brick) complete
1 flush tank complete
$729
120.00
75.00
$924.00
$7~~:8g
75.00
$880.00
Diamond Engineering 900' 8" Vito Clay Sewer pipe
2 manholes cOIl1Dlete
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to the Sewer Committee..
Bids on Curb ami Gutter Districts #43-44-45-46 were opened and
read as follows:
#43 - 700' C. & G. @ 94: $63.00
It44 - 700' C. & G. @ 94: 63.00
#45 -4300' C. & G. @ 9~ 387.00
#46 -2700' C. & G. ~ 94: 243.00
$756.00
Bids of th.~ Diamond Engineering Company..
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, bids of Diamond
Engineering Company were accepted.
Bid of City Water Department on Water Main District #87 was
as follows: 6" C. I. Water Main, Class B., with all valves and
specials complete per foot, $1.35.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, th3 bid of City Water
Department was accepted, provided ther>;; be no protests wi thin tl:le
20-day period allowed for that purpos8.
Bid on Gravel District #18 was I"ead as follows: Diamond
Engin8ering Cdmpany, 750 Cubic yards gravel @ 444: - $330.00.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, bid VJas r'3ferred to
Str '?et and All'?y COlflrni t tee.
P{~ti tion for Curb & Gutter District on Greenwich Street, both
sides, between 9th and 10th Streets signed by N. Lohmann and Mrs.
Emma Kroeger, was read.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was referred to the
street and All.ey Committee.
Petition for Curb and Gutter District on Second Street between
Arthur and Blaine Streets, South side, Block 7 and 8, and North
side, Block 20, Baker's Addition, signed by International Harvester
Company and Lucille Glover, was read.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was referred to Street
and Alley Committee.
Petition for Curb and Gutter, both sides of 16th Street, Clark
to Broadwell; both sides Clark Street, 14th to 17th; West side of
Block 3 from 16th street nortL to alley between 16tl1 and 17tl1; both
sides of 15th, Eddy to Greenwich; 17th on both sides from Scldy to
Clark; and west side of Lot 9, resub. Block 1, Gilberts 2nd, signed
by N.. P. Sandergal'd, W. E. White, Jay F. Sipple, T. ~. Ross, 2:t AI,
was presented.
On wotion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was referred to Street
and Alley Committee.
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s. P. L. of Second Street to N. P. L. of Charles StI'(~et, signed by
Fred Clade, W. M. Wiper, Et AI, was read.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was referred to street
and Alley Committee.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 17, 1940.
To the .rvlayor and City Council:
Vie, your Building Code committee, recomrned that the reQuest
of the Reverend Porterfield for the priVilege of stretching an
advertising b,HUler across the stre+3t at the corn';;Y' of Fifth and
Pin8 Streets be denied.
Respectfully submitted,
81ias F. Starr
Julius Boeck
William A. Gross
S. G. I\arnmer
The Building Code Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Kammer, recommendation was
adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 17, 1940.
To the Mayor and City Council:
We, your BuildinG Code CamIlli ttee, recommf;md that t1v:~ request
of S. H. Rader for a "Mobilgas" sign to be erected at the corner of
Second and Eddy Streets, adjacent to th.:; Boehm property be denied.
Respectfully submitted,
glias F. starr
Julius Boec1<~
Willian, A. Gross
S. C.-KE.rnmer _____
The Building Code Committee
On motion of starr, seconded by Justice, recommendation was
adopted.
Grand Island, N~braska,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Building Code after due deliberation,
beg to submit the following recommendation in regard to Block 83
Original Town. This block at the present time is in the Fire Limits
and there are nine (9) residences, all of wood construction, and one
brick church; and as one of the property owners on one of' the lots
wishes to construct a duplex residence, on the only' avaliable space
left in the block, according to our Building Code this duplex must
be of fire proof construction. We therefore beg to recommend that
in as much as most of the construction in this block is now wood,
this property ovmer should not be penalized by being made to con-
struct a fire proof building. We further recommend that this block
be taken out of the Fire Limits.
Slias F. Starr
Julius Boeck
William A. Gross
E. C. Kammer
The Building Code Committee
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July 13, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
G0ntlemen:
W0, your Committee on Water and Light beg to report that we
find th Concrete Smoke Stack at the Power Plant in need of minor
repairs and w3atllerproofing to protect the same from further det0ri-
oration. We, therefore, recomrn0nd that the City Clerk advertise for
bids covering this work, same to be in accordance with specifications
on file with the City Clerk.
Bids to be filed with the City Clerk not later than 8:00
d'clock P. M., Augu~t 7, 1940, accompanied by certified check in the
amount of 5% of the bid.
C. H. Justice
William A. Gross
Julius Boeck
F. H. Colwell
Ice, Water and Light Committee
On motion of Justice, seconded by Colwell, r0port was accepted,
and recommendation was adopted.
Bonds of Barnes 8lectrlc Company and Di~u[[ond [~ngineering
Company (Performilnce bond on Eddy Str0et Paving) having b'?en O. K'd
by the Mayor, on motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice, bonds were
approved.
Grffild Island, Nebraska,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gent10rnen:
The following is the Engineer's Estimate for Curb ana Gutter
District No. 47.
Approx. 700 Lin. Ft. Curb & Gutter @ 30~ per ft.
The cost to the contractor shall be .09~ per ft.
$210.00
Respsctfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
City 6n[;ineer
On motion of Gross, seconded by Starr, estimate was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gen tl emen:
We, your Street and Alley Committee to whom was referred the
peti tion of N. Lohman and Ivlrs. &nma Kroger requesting the cr'Jation
of a Curb and Gutter District in the following location on both
sides of Greenwich Street from 9th to 10th Streets.
After careful consideration of the petition, we find that it
is correct in all respects. We th0refor0 recomm'3nd that the district
be cr(~a t'ed; that the es tL;iEi. te of tlH~ City SngiL'3er b0 accepted; that
the specifications be approved; that the City Clerk be instructed
to ad';Tertise for bids for the construction of Curb and Cutter Dist.
N. 47 according to said specifications now on file; and that the
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said bids be receiv~d up to 8 o'clock P. M., August 7, 1940, and
said bids be opened on said date.
[i}lia.s F. starr
M. A. Olivetti
C.. ~T. Cords
C. II. Justice
Street and Alley Committee
'On motion of Gross, seconded by Starr, report was accepted and
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recommendation adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting "AY~."
Grelld Island, NebraSka,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Isl~ld, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The folloWing is the ~ngineer's Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 48.
Approx. 1200 Lin. Ft. Curb & Gutter @ 30~ per ft.
TIle cost to the Contractor shall be .09~ per ft.
$360.00
Respectfully submitted
J. H. Hardeman
City Engineer
On motion of starr, seconded by Gross, estimate was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street and Alley Committee to whoIn was referred the
peti tion of International Harvestor Company and Lucille Glover re--
questing the creation of a Curb and Gutter District in the followim
location: ,On 2nd Street from Arthur street to Blaine Street on
the north side of the stre~t, and from Cleveland Str'3st to Blaine
Street on the south side of tLe street.
After careful consideration of the petition, we find that it
is correct in all respects. We therefore recommend that the District
be created; that the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted; that
the specifications be approved; that the City Clerk be instructed to
advertise for bids for the construction of Curb and Gutter District
No. 48 according to said specifications now on file; and that the
said bids be received up to 8 otclock P. M. August 7, 1940, and the
said bids be opened on saiu date.
Elias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
Street and Alley COIluni tte"3
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was accepted
and recommendation adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The follOWing is the Engineer's Estimate for Curb and Gutter
District No. 49.
Approx. 5000 Lin. Ft.. Curb and Gutter @ 30ep per ft.
$1500.00
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Respectfully submitted,
.J. H. Hardeman
City Engineer
On motion of Starr, seconded by .Justice, report was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Islafld, N3braska.
Gen tl em en :
Wr;;, your Street and Alley Committee to whom was r'2ferred the
petition of Dave Alexander, John Ditter, N. P. Sondergard and others
requestine the creation of a Curb and Gutter District in the follow-
ing location: On both sides of 16th Street from Clark to Broadwell
Avenue, on both sides of Clark Street from 14th to 17th Street, on
the west side of Block 3, Gilberts 2nd from 16th street north to
the Alley between 16th and 17th streets, on both sides of 15th Street
from Eddy Street to' Greenwich Street, on both sides of 17th Street
from Eddy to Clark Street, and on the west side of Lot 9 Resub of
Block 1 Gilberts 2nd.
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After careful consideration of the petition, we find that it is
correc13 in all respects. We therefore recommend that the District
be created, that the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted, that
the specifications be approved, that the City Clerk be instructed to
advertise for bids for the construction of Curb and Gutter District
No. 49 according to said specifications now on file, and tha~ the
said bids be received up to 8 o'clock p. M. August 7, 1940 and said
bids be opened on said date.
Elias F. Starr
Iv1. A . Olivetti
C. J. Cords
C. H. .Justj.ce
Street and Alley Cownittee
On raotion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, report was accepted
and recommendation was adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the fugin'~er t s Es tima te for Curb and Gutter
District No. 50.
Approx. 2200 Lin. Ft. Curb and Gutter @ 30~ per ft. Total $660.00
The cost to the contractor shall be .09~ per ft.
R~spectfully submitted,
.J. E. Hardeman
Ci ty Engineer
On motion of Starr, secorided by Justice, estimate was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gen tl emen:
We, your Stre!~t and Alley Committee to whom was referred the
petititon of W. M. Wiper, Harold Menck, and others asking the crea-
tion of a Curb and Gutter District in th~ follOWing location: On
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Washington street from 2nd Street to Charles street on both sides
of the Street.
After careful consideration of the petition, we find that it
is correct in all respects. VIe therefore recommend that the district
be created, that the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted, that
the specifications be approved, and that the City Clerk be instructed
to advertise for bids for the construction of Curb and Gutter District
No. 50 according to said specifications now on file, and that the
said bids be received up to 8 o'clock P.,M. August 7,1940, and sa~
bids be opened on said date.
Slias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
L-H. JllS t;ice
street and Alley COlliuittee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report vms accepted
and recommendation adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
Grand Island, N'3braska,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, N'3braska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Ent,ineer' s Estimate for the cons truction
of Paving District No. 94.
Option A. For 6" Water Stabilized'base with 2" Bituminous
surface using M.C. or R.C. Cut Back Asphalt. Estimate $2,703.50.
Option B. For 6" Water Stabilized base with 2" Bituminous
Surface using S.G.B.-SO Texaco Oil. Estimate $2,703.50.
I Option C. For 6" Water Stabilized base with 2" Bituminous
Surface using Emulsion Cold IlJlix Asphalt. Estimate $3,153.00.
Option D. For 5" Concrete Slab (6.5 Bags Cement P3r Cu. Yd.)
Estimate $3,839.60.
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J. R. Hardeman
Ci ty fugineer
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, estimate was adopted.
Grand Island, NebraSka,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, .N ebraslm.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street and Alley COnlilli ttee to whom was r8ferr8d the
petition of G80rge Smaha, O. A. BeItzel', Dan J.Mara, and others
asking th9 creation of a Paving District in 'tLe following location:
On Grant Street from the south prop~rty line of Char18s Street to
the S. P. L. of John Street, and on Louise Stre3t from the E:. P. 1.
of Clay Street to the W. P. L. of Grant Street.
After careful consideration of the petition, we find that it
is correct in all respects. We therefore recommend that the district
be created, that the estimate of the City engineer be accept8d, that
the specifications be approved, and that the City Clerk be instructed
to ad~ertise for bids for the construction of Paving District No. 94
according to said specifications now on file, and that the said bids
be rec8ived up to 8 o'clock P. M. July 31, 1940 and then be public+y
opened.
E:lias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
C. H. Justice
Street and Alley Committee
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Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand I8lmi, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Strret U Alley Committee, to whom vvas ref,3rred the
bids on Gravel District No. 18, after careful consideration of the
bid, we find that the Diamond Engineering Company is 10Vl bidder.
We therefore recommend that Gravel District NO. 18 be avvarded to
the Diamond Engineering COillP~lY.
Elias F. Starr
'M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
stre 3t and Alley Corum.i ttee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Kammer, recommendation vms
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
Resolution
Whereas
Warrants have been issued to the limit of amount appro-
priated for the C,,-:wetery Futid.
And VJhereas there is a cash balance in the Light Fund 01 over Forty
seven Thousand dollars ($47,000.00) same being a surplus
earnings of said Light Department, and all anticipated
expenditures being amply provided for
Therefore be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the sum of Fifteen hun-
dred, dOl1,ars ($1,500.00) ,be t~ansferr,ed f::om the Light -J
FunG, to tne Cemetery FUllo., and tlla t tne Cl ty Clerk be ,/'...,
instructed and hereby authorlz'3d to issue warrants on '
the Cemetery Fund to tLe amount of Fifteen hundred dollars
($1500.00), the amount of this transfer.
And be it further resolved that tile City Tneasurer be directed and
hereby authorized to transfer the sum of Fifteen Hundred
Dollars, from ths Light Fund to the Cemetery Fund.
And be it further resolved that at the time of making the appropria-
tions for the Fiscal year, 1940-1941, an appropriation be
made in the Cemetery Fund to repay this transfer.
Respectfully,
C. J. Cords
William A. Gross
F. 11. Colvvell
8. C. Kammer
Finance Committee
On motion of Cords, seconded by Colwell, resolution was adopted.
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Grand Island, Nebraska,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand I siand, N '::: bl'aska ~
Gentlewen:
The following is the Engineer's Estimat,:; for' tl1e extension of
Sewer District No. 149.
Approx. 275 Lin. Ft. 12" No. Vito Clay @ $1.25 Total
2 mar~loles complete @ $75.00 Total
Total
$343.75
150.00
$493.75
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J. H. Hardeman
Ci ty Engin'~':)r
On motion of Gross, seconded by Colwell, estimate was adopted.
Grand. Island, Nebrasl<:a,
July 17, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, N9bra;-.;lzE\..
G en tl e1,1'3n:
VIJ'3, your Sewer COliwli tte~ to whom was referred the p9tition of
the Crown Packing Company asking the extension of the sewer line to
their" plant on East Fourth Street. After careful consideration of
the petition, we find that it is correct in all respects. We there-
fore rec arlrll'3nd that the S:;W3r lim:: be extended from District No. 149
to the prop'~rty at the Crown Packing Company, that the esth/ate of
the Ci ty &1gineer be acc'3.;.)ted, that the specifica tions be apjJroved,
that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids for the
construction of said extension according to said specifications now
on file, and that the said bids be received up tog o'clock P. lvl.
August 7, 1940 and saie. bids be olJened on said d.ate.
Respectfully submitted
William A. Gross
F. H. Colwell
8. C. Kamm -::1'
C. .J. (;~ord.s._
S(::\V~jl~ COilHUl t tee
On motion of Gross, seconded by Justice, report was accepted
and reColilm'?nda tion adopt.:;;d.
Roll call ballot, all voting "AY~."
Grand ISlcmd, Nebraska,
July 17, 1940.
HODorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand I s land, N '3brasl;a.
Gentl '3IU'311:
We, your Sewer COil1l11ittee to \lVhOIll wer'8 referred the bids on
Sewer District No. 181, after careful consideration of the bids we
find tJLa t th'? bia. of Wm. Kelly and Company is th9 lowest and best
bid. We therefor e recOIilmend that Ge'N'?!' Di stric t No. 181 b.:;; awarded
to the VJm. K'?lly Company.
William A. Gross
C. J. Cords
F. h. Colvvell
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SevH~!' COiJl1l1i t t ee
On motion of Gross, seconded by K alllfi1 '3 I' , recoHl!:lencla tioD was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
Report of stover Deats with reference to Student Training
Program Vias read, on illation of Justice, seconded by Colwell, that
report Il1'3ets with approval of Council and that same b.:;; received and
placed on file.
July 14, 1940
Mr. Floyd S. ~hite, City Clerk,
Grand Island, N ebrasta.
He: Airport Op9rations
Hon. Mayor O. A. Abbot, and
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At the request of Mr. C. H. Justice, Councilman, Chairman of
tt~e Airport Conlini tte':l, for a rel)()l't on tld Civil:Um Pilot Training
Program nO'N in progress on the Grand Island Municipal Airport, I
am glad to make this report so that Hon. Mayor O. A. Abbott, ~nd
members of tile Ci ty Council will be more familiar with th~ deta.ils
of this program.
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Thi s summer prograiu undf~r the au thori ty of the Ci viI Aeronautics
AutrlOri ty, came about very suddenly following tLe President 1 s desir-e
to train 45,000 pilots. The r3gular procedure was to establish these
schools in towns and citieswher:; there was a college or University.
Tllrough the efforts and rapid work of the N'3braskR AeronRutics
Commission, the University of Nebraska agreed to establish extension
courses in a few towns and cities in the state, wh'3re there was an
airport or suit.able flying field, and vvhere a fligh t contractor could
be obtained, where there was a school professor qualified to t.:;acl1
the necessary ground school sub.jects and V'iher,~ t.he local Chanlber of
Commerce would sponsor such a program. .
Mr. I. V. Packard, secretary of the N,,~braska Aeronautics
Commission, and lVIr. O'Dell Garrison, school inspector of the Civil
Aeronautics Authority flew to this city with the information that
Grand Island, could be included in this program if all the require-
ments could be Hl'2t and th':lY had to have a definite answer in a very
short time. I was well aware of the fact thq.t many local people
and particularly many young fellows, had been very disappoint,~d this
past year because we were unable to have a CPT? probram here last
school term, because we have no college in Grand Island that would
qualify for one of those progrD.ms and we ,;vere unable to get a non-
coll'2ge prOi~l'am.
I have worked with various C1V1C organizat.ions in the past
to promote every aviat.ion enterprise we could accomplish and I knew
tha t I would be exp'2cted to see that. this one went through. I went
right to work on it and through tIH:J co-operation of Mr. tL. P. Ryan,
and the Chamb9r of COlllm.:;rce, Dr. C. Ray Gates, and the School
Board, Professor Frank Oliver, who is teaching the Ground school
course, Mr. C. J. McIntosh, who offered his plane, if no other plane
could be procured and the equipment which I had, we were given a
contract for one unit of 15 students.
Being unable to get a flight Op2rator to t.ake this contract
and knowing that I could not give this flight training along with
my other 'Nork, I hired a re-rated instructor and all flight train-
ing mus t be given by he alone. There are so lllany forIlls and r-3cords
to be kept that. it was necessary for me to hire a bookkeeper. I
had only one airplane in the clnss weight in which flight training
1s given and Mr. McIntosh, did not think the amount paid by the
government for th9 use of his plane and the risk considered so I
purchased anoth'sr plane.
Each student mu.st be given a minimum of 35 hours flight
training and if necessary a total of 50 hours. Paym9nt. is made in
the following rates $72.00.. at the completion of stage A minimum S
hours dual instructions. $30.00 at completion of B stage minimum
of 3 hours solo and 1 hour dual. $85.00.on completion of stage C-l
minimum 4 hours dual and 7 hours solo. $138.00 on completion of
stage C-2, 4 hours dual and 8 hours solo. This training costs the
student nothing. Seldom do all students complete tIle entire course
in which case payment will be made for th,? course completed. We
expect to lose a student next month who has received appointment far
regular military training.
Along with expenses previously mentioned I carry Public
liabilit.y and property damage insurance, pay the city $10.00 a month
storage on each airplane, 25~ per gallon on gasoline and 35~ per
quart on oil, $1.00 a day for every day one of these planes is
operated from this airport, and if an airplane;; is damaged or crashed
I suffer th<'tt loss.
My records are checked every mont.h by the city tre<'tsurer, and
my books are yours for inspection at any time.
I was surprised and shock9d that anyons dissapproved of the
action which I took in securing this contract and had I thought
there might be any dissatisfaction, I would certainly not. have
acted on this until after approval had been granted by the Mayor,
or Chairman of the airport committee or entire City Council. I
hope to continue in the futur8 as I haV8 tried to do in the past,
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doing only those things which meet with your approvale
Very truly yours,
Stover Deats
Cords reported that informal bids had been received for
bleechers at Municipal Pool, and contract would be let shortly.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, City Engin,:::er was
instructed to set up a W.P.A. Blanket project for improvement of
Municipal Pool property, incl~ding driveways, curbing, walks, land-
scaping, grading terraces and rock revetment work and other
similar improvements for other Municipal Parks, including wading
pools, and th9 proper city officials were authorized to signe the
same on b8hEl.lf of th8 City of Grand Islan.d.
Ordinance #1751, creating Paving District #94, was regularly
pass8d by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Kanrruer, Ordinance #1751 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting
"AYS."
On motion of starr, seconded by Gross, ru18s wer';; suspended
and Ordinance #1751 was placed on second readi.ng by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Starr, rules were suspended
and Ordinance #1751 was placed on third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Boeck, Ordinance #1751 was
placed on final passage and finally passed.. Roll call ballot, 1
voting "AYti:."
Ordinance #1752, creating Curb and Gutter District #47, was
regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Nlayor..
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #1752 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYS."
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Gross, rules were suspended
,and Ordinance placed on second reading by title. Hall call ballot,
all voting "AYS."
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Starr, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting "Aye."
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Boeck, Ordinance #1752 was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Hall call ballot, all
voting ftAYi:i:."
Ordinance #1753, creating Curb and Gutter District #48 was
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regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #1753 was
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placed on first I''3i1ding at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYS."
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Gross, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting flAYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded by KarmU9I', rul(:;s were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYE."
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #1753 was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
voting "AYf!:."
Ordinance #1754, creating Curb and Gutter District #49 was
regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, Ordinance #1754 was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYS."
On motion of Colwell, seconded by Gross, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on second reading by title. Roll call ballot,
all voting, "AY~."
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on third reading by title. Hall call ballot,
all voting "AY~."
On motion of Gross, seconded by Starr, Ordinance #1754 was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
voting nAYS."
Ordinance 111755, creatLng Curb and Gutter District #50 was
regularly passed by the council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion Starr, seconded by Gross, Ordinance #1755 was placed
on first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting "AYE."
On motion of Starr, seconded by Kammer, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on second r~ading by title. Hall call ballot,
all voting "AYf!:."
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Gross, rules were suspended
and Ordinance placed on tLird reading by title. Hall call ballot,
all voting "AYE."
On motion of Gross, seconded by Justice, Ordinance #1755 was
placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
voting IT AYB. "
Claims against th~ City of Grand Island were read. On motion
of Justice, seconded by Olivetti, allowed as read. Holl call ballot,
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all voting nAy~.n
Justice reported utility Sectional Division of Municipality
L:;;ague would meet in Broken Bow, July 19, 1940.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, C. W. Burdick and
Chairman of Ice Watc;r and Light Committee, (and oth"3r members of
the Committee who could attend) be authorized to attend.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Olivetti, Council adjourned
to 8 o'clock P. M., July 24, 1940.
F. S. White
City Clerk
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July 24, 1940
Council met as per adjournment of July 17, "His Honor", the
Mayor presiding. All Councilmen,. except Cords, answered at roll call.
Bids on resurfacing Eddy Street, from the N.P.IJ. of Tenth Street
to the concrete pavement at five points, were opened and read as
fellows:
Abel Const. Co., Lincoln Nebr.
$14,926.79 Cashiers Check $700.00
$13,473.01 Certified Check 700.00
Diamond Engineering Co.
Motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, the bid be awarded to the
Diamond Engineering Co., the bid of the Abel Construction Co. being
over the Engineer's Estimate. Roll call ballot, all voting [!aye".
July 24, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Your Committee on Water and Light to whom was referred the
Petition for street light at Third and Clay streets, beg to re-
commend that the same be granted and that the Light Commissioner
be instructed to make the installation, the cost of same to be
paid from the Light Fund.
.~JL. ~us tice
William A. Gross
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_Julius B9~ck_________
F. H. Colwell
--Committee
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, the report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting "aye".
July 24, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
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Your Committee on Water and Light beg to make the following
report and recommendation:
We find that owing to the increased demand on our present
water supply system, because of the continued drouth conditions of
the past several years, we are faced with the necessity of install-
ing more wells. On a recent survey of our present wells as made
by the Water Department, we find that the water has receded in the
City wells to from 6t' to as much as 20' during the past two years,
thus lowering the production of water from the City's ten (10) wells
to much less than it was two years ago. Since the demand on the
water system continues to grow each year, it has seriously handi-
capped the Water Department in its effort to deliver adequate
service.
We, therefore, recommend that immediate steps be taken to
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remedy this situation by the installation of such wells, pipe lines,
pumps and other equipment; that the Water Commissioner be instructed
to have plans and estimates made for these improvements and add-
itions, and that the Water and Light Committee be given power to
negotiate for such lands as are found to be necessary and adequate
for the purpose of installing wells thereon.
C. H. Justi~____
Willi~-A~_G~Q2~_____
_Julius Boeck______
F. H. Colwell
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On motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, report was adopted.
All voting "aye".
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
July 24, 1940
We, your Committee on Water and Light recommend that the
audit of the books of the Water and Light and Ice Departments as
made by the auditing firm of Remington and Vanboskirk, be addepted
and approved, and that the Water and Light Commissioner be instruct-
ed to charge off the uncollectable accounts as reco~nended and list-
ed in the Auditors' report.
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_William A. Gross
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F. .H. Colwell
Committee
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, the report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting "ay~".
Mr. Byron Brown spo~e in behalf of the Jr. Chamber of Commerce
on the beautification of the grounds surrounding the New Swimming
Pool. He stated that they wanted to cooperate in every way
possible to make this into a beautiful park and would do all they
could in bringing the matter before the people of the City.
Justice'expressed appreciation of the Council.
Moved by COlwell, seconded by Kammer, the offer be accepted.
Olivetti made a motion the Council meet with the Jr. Chamber
of Commerce and discuss plans. Seconded by Kammer.
Mr. Rueben Ault, also of the Jr. Chamber of Commerce, suggested
the City have signs made and placed on highways 30 and 281, outside
the City, directing tourists to the New Swimming Pool. No action
taken.
Olivetti made a motion the Park Committee investigate and
inquire into the possibility of purchasing more land adjacent to
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the ground now owned by the City, south of the Swimming Pool. No
second to the motion.
Mr. Kammer reported that the Grill, which has been built at
the Lincoln Park, is completed and ready for public use.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, the Council adjourned
until 8 o'clock P.M. Wednesday, July 31, 1940.
July 24, 1940.
F. S. Whi te,
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<July .30, 1940
The Counci 1 met a:') per Special Call, "His Honor") the Mayor,
presiding. All Councilmen answered at Roll Call except Boeck and
Justice who were out of the City~
The Special Call was read.
Grand Island, Nebr.
July .30, 1940.
To Members of City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
You and each of you are hereby notified that there will be a
SP:~CIAL CALLBD lVISE:TING of the City Council of G rand Island,
~ebraska, in the Council Chcu:flber at.ll;.30 A.I~.~ on tL'2 above
aate, for the purpose of talnng aeb.on v::rtaullng to the passage
of the Armual Budget for th,:; year 1940~1941.
O. fA. Abbot t
Mayor
Wm. A. Gross
E. C Kammer
C. J. Cords
M~ A . Olivetti
Elias F. starr
F. H. Colwell
Members of City Council
J. R. Geddes
City Treasurer
Llo:Vd 1f~ Kelly
Ci ty it torney
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BE IT rU~~:~CLV;~D BY TEl';; MAYOE AND CITY COUNCIL,
thn t th (2
Light., Wnt,:;r ,uid Ice De.pcH.tments, )\'1"Y to the City Tr'38.surer '2aeh
month, tiE sum of Two Hundred Dollars, as rent, for the space
occupied in the City Hall, to be dated from the date of moving
into the City Hall.
Respectfully submitted,
C. J.. Cords
Wl'l J ~ '1'1 A C"I' F. C '"
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}~. (~.. Karnrner
Firli:1rlCG Committee
On motion of Cords, seconded by Kammer, the Resolution was
adopted.
The proposed Budget for thG Fiscal Y;3[11" 1940-1941 was r0ad
as follows:
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To tlv; Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Grand Island, Nebraska.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
tTuly 30, 1940
Gentlemen: We, your Finance COIT@ittee, submit the following Budget
for the fiscal year, 191tO-1941, bas'3d upon the assessed valuations,
given us by the County Clerk of Hall County, Nebraska, and estimates
of recei,f)ts trr)m other sJurces (:?,'.;;tim:~,t'::;d from previous y'?ars receipts.
Valuations
Personal
Automobiles
$ 2,358,096.00
___':2-4-6,720.00
Real }:];3 ta te
Public utilities & Railroads
Total City Assessed Valuation
$ 3,304,816.00
9 '7'"")- 6 "'4' O. '(J-'
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One Mill L'3VY on this \rnl'_l:Jtlon j~;3 $,1J,905.29
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City's sllurc of Intangibles
.8. s t 1m3 t~clJl'?..n.'~ 1_J={ ec e i 1J t s
Police ,'[und
Court & Office Fees
Dog Tax
Bicycle Regristrations
Cemetery Fund
215,5J1.99
6J500.00
222,031.99
1,200.00
1,300.00
200.00
2,700.00
General Receipts 4,500.00
From Bond Fund for car' e
O.L Permm1,?nt C,n'::? Lots 3,100~OO
General Fund
Poll Tax
Gasoline Tax
City EnGineer
Buildine Dept~
Milk Dept$
Airport
Scale Receipts
SeViic;r Rentals
Rent of West Lawn House
Rent of Testing Station
Bent Water, Light Office
Occupation Taxes-General Fund
StrEh'lt Occupancy
General Liquor & Beer
Water & Light Dept.
Swirimiing Pool
Loan
Loa:n
Loan
Loan
7-l9~39
5-18-38
7 -.19.- 39
7 -27.- 37
& Int
7-19-~39
6~17"- 36
6.17-36
Bnlance
of
C'Jl1let.:;:ry Fund
Loan
Loan
Loan
Cash
rental,
balance
Re-Ap-
1939-
Library Fund
Incidentals, Hydrant
propriate unexp::mded
1940
Salaries: Re~Appropriate unexpended
balance 1939-1940
Airport: Re-Appropriate Unexp:mded
balance 1939-1940
7,600.00
8,000.00
6,600.00
500.00
1,JOO~00
180.00
4,600.00
470.00
205.00
95.00
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2,400.00
2,400.00
7,000.00
6,000.00
5,000.00
45,170.00
3,200.00
8,000..00
3,000.00
6;050.00
1,000.00
3,500.00
1,000.00
4,500.00
500.00
475.00
200.00
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unexpended balance 1939-1940
Parks: Re-Appropriate unexpended
balance 1939-1940 1,000.00
Incidentals: Re-Appropriate
unexpended balance 1939-1940
600.00
34,025.00
$ 311,526.99
1,000.00
Total receipts
Your Finance Committee have to report the following estimates
of expenditures for the several departments as listed below for the
fiscal year 1940-1941.
Bond Funq
To Pay Refundu1g Bonds of June 1, 1940, and due
June 1, 1941
To Pay Interest on $89,000.00 Refunding Bonds of
June 1-1940 1% & 1 3/4
To Pay Interest on 1119,000.00 storm Sewer Bonds
of March 1-1934 2 3/4
To Pay Interest on $100,000.00 City Hall ~nds of
Jan 15-1939 1i% & 1 3/4
To Pay Interest on $Y5 ~ 000. 00 Park Bonds of
Jan 15-1939 1t% & 1 3/4
To Pay to Cemet~ry Fund
for care of Permanent Care Lots
Total Bond Fund
10,000.00
1,195.00
3,272.50
1,500.00
525.00
3,100.00
19,592.50
General Fun4.
To Pay County Treasurer's Collection of ~xes
5,000.00
Salaries
To Pay the Salaries of City Officers, including the
Mayor, eight Councilmen, Janitor, City Treasurer,
Clerk, Attorney, Physician, Weighmaster, Building
Inspector, Caretaker of the City Dump, and Bacteri-
ologist
To Re-Appropriate the unexpded balance of the
Fiscal Year 1939-1940
City Engineer
To Pay the Salary of the City Engineer, expenses and
operation of the office
14,525.00
475.00
6,500.00
Incidentals
To Pay the Incidental expenses of the City, including
milk testing, election expenses, including building
and e4uipment, and all other expenses of the City other-
wise not provided for 15,000.00
to Re-Appropriate the unexpended bn1ance of the
Fiscal Year 1939-1940 1,000.00
Recreation
To Pay the ~alaries and all expenses incidental to
the Recreation Program of the City.
4,000.00
W.P.A. ,progrCll!!
To Pay the Salaries, and all incidental expenses
cOlmected with the W.P.A. Program
13,000.00
street & Alley Fund
To Pay the expendes of the Street and Alley Depart-
ments, including care, cleaning, grading, flushing,
sprinkling, repairs, opening streets & Alleys, laying
sidewalks, purchase of tools and implements and machinery,
Sal8.ry of the Street Commissioner, labor and. all other
expenses incidental to the pertaining to the upkeep and
care of the Streets & Alleys. 16,600.00
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Gasoline Tax
The receipts of the Gasoline Tax Fund are hereby
appropriated for the use in the Street & Alley
Department, to pay for the repair.s and mainten-
ance of the streets and Alleys in an.estimated sum of
Airport
To Pay for the Maintenance, equipment, and opera-
tion of the Municipal Airport, including Salaries,
for Superintendent" and alL other labor .
To Re-Appropriate the unexpended balance of the
Fiscal Year 1939-1940.
Sewers
To Pay for the Sewer and Drains, operation of the
Disposal Plant, Salary of the Superintendent, and
all other labor, repairs to the Sewers, and flush-
ing Sewers
To Re-Appropriate Loan of July 19-1939 from Ice Fund
Street Lighting
To Pay for the Lighting of Streets and Alleys, and
public grounds and buildings, including erecting
and repairs.
Hydrant Rental
To Pay for Hydrant Rental
To Re-Appropriatethe unexpendeo. balance of
the Fiscal Year 1939-1940
Swimming Pool
To Pay Salaries of Superintendent, and all necessary
help, and all labor. All necessary expenses for the
operation and maintenance of the Swilnming Pool.
Total for General IDnd
Park Fund
To Pay for care of Parks, making improvements,
extenseions, salaries, and repairs, and labor.
To Re-Appropriate the unexpended balance of. the
Fiscal Year 1939-1940
Total Park Fund
Police Fun~
To Pay Salaries of the Chief of Police, and
Officers, Police Judge, all expenses of the De-
Partment, including the. expenditures of the Board
of Health.
To Re-Appropriate the unexpended balance of the
Fiscal Year 1939-1940
To Re-Appropriate Loan of May 18-1938 from the
Light Fund
Total Police Fund
Fire Fund
To Pay Salaries of Firemen, Chief and Assistant
Chief, purchase of new equipment, and all other
expenses and repairs necessary in the operation of
the Fire Department.
To partial payment of Loan of July 27-1937, from
Light Fund for erection of South Side Fire Station
To Pay Interest on Loan of July 27-1937
To Re-Appropriate the balance to repay on Loan of
July 27-1937, from the Light Fund
To Re-Appropriate the balance to repay Loan of
July 19-1939 from Light Fund
Total Fire Fund
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5,900.00
200.00
27,500.00
3,200.00
11,500.00
4,705.00
500.00
59000.00
$ 141,205.00
15,000.00
19000.00
$ 16,000.00
37,400.00
600.00
8 .t..DOO. 00
$~,OOO.OO
37,000.00
5,000.00
1,000.00
6,050.00
3,000.00
$ 52,050.00
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Cemetery Fund
To Pay the expenses of the maintenance of the
Cemetery, and to make extensions, Improvements,
and repairs, to purchase more ground as needed,
to pay the Salqries of Caretaker, and all nelp needed.
To Re-Appropriate Funds to repay Loan of July 19-
1939 from Ice Fund
To Re-Appropriate Funds to repay Loan o.f June 17-
1936 from Light Fund.
To Re-Appropriate Funds to repay Loan of June 17-
1937 from Light Fund
Total Cemetery Fund
9,500.00
1,000.00
3,500.00
1,000" 00
$ 15,000.00
PaVing Fund
To Pay for paving of Streets .andAlleys, inter-
sections, and spaces opposite Public buildings
and grounds, al~o repairing of Streets and Alleys.
7,500.00
Music Fund
,To Pay for expenses of a Vocal, Instrument, and
amusements organization for Free Public concerts
and parades.
3,000.00
Librar~ Fund
To pay the expenses of the Library Board, includ-
ing Salaries, repairs, purchase of books, and
periodicals, and all other expenses ,connected with
the Library.
To Re-Appropriate the Cash Balance in the
Library Fund
5,000.00
4,500.00
$ 9,500.00
$ 309,847.50
Respectfully submitted,
C. J. Cords
F. H. Colwell
E. C Kammer
William A. Gross.
Finance Cormnittee.
Moved by Cords, s'3conded by Gross, the Budget be published
and adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Mov(~d by Gross, s'2conded by Star'r, Council adj::mrn.
,July 30-1940.
F,. S.. White,
City C18rk.
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July 31, 1940.
Council met as per CJdjournment of July 24, 1940, "His Honor",
the Mayor, presidir:g.. All Councilmen pres,:mt at roll call.
Bids on Paving District #94 were opcmed and read;
Building Bervie e Inc.. bid Q;; follows:
Option A $3554.98
" B No Bid
" C 3297.02
f' D 4786.03
Diamond EnGineering Bid as follO\'J s:
Option A $2686..89
" B 3650.54
" C 2985.87
" D 4730.10
On motion of Starr, seconded by Boeck, bids were referred
to the f)treet & Alley Comrni ttee, Ci ty J:t~ngineer and A. ttorney..
Bequest from C. W. Chapman for in;jtallation of Neon Sign at
220 West Second street, Vias rend. On jHotion of starr, s~conded
by K3.rnril'::;T, Vias referred to th':: Building Code Co@nittee, and City
Building Inspector.
Request from stratton Hotel for parkiLg space in front of
Hotel was r
On motion of starr, seconded by Gross, was re-
ferred to the Street & hlley ComIni ttee and City 2ngineer.
RsrlU"2st of 8. l.-llover for a r;2ductio:n in tI'l';; cost of skating
rink permit. On motio:n of Olivetti, secondsd by Justiet?, VV?S r<?ferred
to U>:: OrdintLllcs, Licen~)e and Bond Committee.
July 31, lC)40~
Th(} Honorabl.:;; Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, N'::braska ~
Be: City Hall Buildine
Grand Island, N.:;;braska.
PWA Docket Nebr. 1445-F
Gentlemen:
This will certify that all corx'..::ct.ivs I,ark involv'2d on contract
No.2, complet<2d May 31, b>?tv.::Jen tLe City of (}rlnd I.:iland, N'3braska,
and the Geer COnlpcL1lY of Grand L:land, N'2braska, has 1l000V been trlk'sn
C8re of and this Con tract L. eligible for .;.'iLal settlewmt.
Thi::: vvill also certify that all v;orl{ involved in Contract No.. 6,
between the) Ci ty of Crn nei I sInnet, N e br.':lslm, and the C (.::e1' rGItl.l.,)C:'.ny of
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Contract is now eligible for settlement.
This v./1l1 olso certify that all viork involved in Contract
No. 10 between th'J City or Grand I[~land, Nebraska, and thf,;) H. E.
Murphy Company of Grc:;~nd Island, Nebraska, lei no\" cOiYlpl'sh: with
tIle (~"XC~?:ptlcrl;3 ;10 2.:11ln.ft:Jr~ ~-8t J~Ol.tll, i.r:, 11()\\ igj_1Jle t~or
fiLal :JE;ttl?ment. In '1i:;1Ii of the fact tLclt all m(lt~?rLal Emd
workm.cU1[,hip on thi;; Contract i~; CllClrnnt's for a p2riod of one
year from tll:::~ date of (ice tanc e, Ud;:: guar:;mc':;G will sa ti :~;fac-
tor-ily C:)V(T tl'l'c: COIT'?ction of tL;J items a;:; h:';I',;~jIHlfter ,c::tat::;d.
Items exce~ted. al~e as follows:
Item No. 1-< SatL,f:lctory repair::.> to b'3 made on th'] coun-
t,cjr top of th'3 Li6ht Departm:mt! s counter to cover the spots where
tlw linoleum vIas cut in thi3 ",roDg pL)~c'7?s~ The~>2 will be cov2red
by s p:.;cial flan€.; 'JS or other approved lIL?thocJ.s.
It0m No. ;2 .~. 'T'11'::, broD::>:? binding en the fruD.t
D trw:mt' s counter to be r'?pL1C,;'d v\i tll a bronz,,~
rrw tell tJ,(; l)I"2':.:;,:;nt COULtS}' t binding. Thi.s ha~)
()i~ tl1B I.;1f;Yl.t
binding to
<3n 01'0. e,r ed .
Item No. 3 - Cllnil'S ill C:
~~+.;i:'~(1.d of' LIley.
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g:rccrl
'f3 oj~f'ice s11()'u]~\J
Item No.4 - The desk-high cupboard in the City Clerk's
office should be green instead of grey.
Item No. 5 -. PO;::it-iIldex tabl';;) in Ci ty Clerk's office should
be without casters.
Item No.6 - The cupbunrd S'3ction In the; City (~l 's office
i::: not as 3.J'.:;c:L:'i.0d. Tl.:.is unit. is 1a1'6(';1' than e uDi t sp':?c.Lfi8c1
and will not fit ple:::;:m.t '3qu.ipm-cnt. The eu Drd :..:?!ctions en's
X10t fitted vvitll ~~11:?::lves a.s SI):jc:Lfi-3(.;~ ,~1ilO <~1-l//i2r;; ;..~l..Lcll:::~s -~I:r'e 110t
\~1S sp:::eli.~i~3(1. Tile (lrrl\'\-~Jr's ;'1~r';3 11()t U~LlJl) \T :~~'r':3 rl~~)
sp~3cl:r:i 17:(1.
It 1.8
l"2comm'3nded tLa t-
an amount squa1
thh i; 1 u. .
Contrnc:t No~ 1'J be }laid in full
t(1 tl"ls: cot~)t ejf" C.:)l'J" Ctil1g ()J~ tll(:.SO
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COLDON ,:;:lIATTUCK, T
By J~ W~sl?y N0nel~1{0r
On IDotiull of T(m;lla::l', s':?cund,~d by Col'r;;311, c':;rtifica tions
were approved and pl~c
-Jrl J~ 11, ~=~ ~
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Nebraska has enter
into a con trrtc t with The Gee:e Compc:my of Grand I :::land, N '3 brnslm
ciS i"'{)]"l.ov~'s:
Contr2ct #2, far gerlsral ~~ork, a~ C,-)ll
ctor,
on tll'3
MuniCipal City Hall, Docket Nebra
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E:lXld
VIll.8.R E:.l\.S , all irl S p !jC t 1011 11 (J. S
,:) Vlor}~ involved in
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th',:: :.t;)ovr:) LL::lt.i.Oll'3d cuutr:;lC t by Gordon 8h8 ttuch:, Archi t'2C t, and
all of said v,ork IW~;3 b'3sn found to b8 campI ::::t:.:;d.
NOW, TH8REFORE, BS IT RSSOLVED BY THE MAYOR
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of the City of C:cand L:cland, N'3braska:
Tha tall 1[/01'1<.:: involved in Contrn,ct 112 between' tbe City of
Grand Island, Nebraska and The Geer Company of Grand I~31and,
Nebraska, be accepted as ~ntirely completed, in accordmlce with
all of tile t0rms of th0
ove m':mtion~;c1 (..:'JD trcJ.c t,.
BE IT L;'Ul~T.l[ E:H IU(30LVt~D tlw tall requir ements of the ccmtract
docunl:;nt~; with I'r3gard tC) both starting de,t.;;::; and compl,:::tion dCit(]S
bew8iv'3d.
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l~]~t['tS ~P. Sta.r~r
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C. H. ,Justi~__
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M. A;.._"- OlLyettL-__
Will i am A. Cl~':.Q.~L_.__
Julius Bo::ck
On motion of KLumil<Jr, S'3Cr)lld8Cl by .Ill::-; tiee, H'2so1ution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting "Aye".
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O'Neill \.q:3 'pre~)c]nte(L On motion of JU:cd:icu, .s'3collded by Kammer,
was 1"2f '):rr (;;d to Financ () Commi t tee.
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VIli:-2~RE1\S, t118 C~it:y of Gr-oTlcJ IslclTIcl, J\I8bra,sl\:[1 rle~~.; 2rlteI~8d
into a contnH::t wi th the Geer Company of Grand L:;land, N::}brr1E3ka
as foJ_l.ovvs:
ContrElct#6, for sidevlalks anG cIriveways for the Municipal
Ci ty Hall, Doc}:u t #N ebrasl-:a 1445-.F, and
v'iiHSIUJ;AC), in insjy.::ction has been mad'3 of tlv; V,e rk involv'3d.
in thej allov!) l1Emtioned contract by Gordon f:ihattuck, trcld teet,
a:nd all of said "ud: 1'.8.s been found to bn comp13tscL.
NOVi, Tl.._tIa~:EJ~C)1\l~~JE1C IT I{t~[)OIJrl
BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
of the City t)f Grand I~,lalld, N)braskrl:
That u1] war]\: :Lnvolv
(~0[J.tJ.',~~LCt li6 L)tj [2{~nl t}~lS Ci
of
Grand Island, Nebraska, b.J ace t'2d o.::'.mtlrely cowpl,:,tiJd, 'in
accordance ~ith all of the terms of the above msnti
contract,
and
BE ITFUliTldH RSUOL 'lED that all l'equireraen ts of the contract
docum"3l1 ts \~i th r C;)gard to both s tar tine d'lt~:;S and cOll1pl~,tion dat (-.)::)
b,:; vmi v'Jd.
Respectfully submitted,
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F. H. Col well
c. fl. Ju:::tice
C. .Ie Cords
M.. A0 Olivetti
wgliilm A. Gross
.Julius DOGek
On ltLJtioll of Ju;,tice, s":;conJ.cd by LI.EuIlwer, Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting "aye".
010l'rn O}D G'Pl' 0)!'j'l,)rlY1Y ~OI' #1?J ~O
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final estiuv';te on Contract
#6 #Nebraska Docket 1445-F, was
On motion
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Co:rds,
seconded by Gross, was allowed. Roll call ballot, all voting "Aye".
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, N ebraslG3, ha::; 'ant '0r
ill to
11 contract with tYro R. F;.Murph~T Typewriter Company of Grand Island,
N eb1',1ska, as 101lmv3:
Contract #10, for equipment and furniture and installation
of same in the Municipal City Hall, Docket #N<:::braslm 1445-F, and
WHEREAS, an inspection has been illade of the equipoent and
furniture, and installation of same, in tlle above mentioned
contract by Gordon Shattuck, Architect, and all work in connection
there,y! th has been found to b'~ compl':lted, 8xcept 3.;:1 b81mv ~
NOW, TR~~H::;;FOHE, B;~ IT IL~~)OLV~D BY TH,~ MAYOH AND CITY cmmcn,
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska:
That nIl "wr1{ lnvolved in Contract .#10 betvv8en the CitJT
of Grand Island, Nebrasl{3. and the R. E. Murphy Typ'3vvriter
Company of Grand Island, NebraSka, be accepted as entirely com-
plet'3d, in accordance Vii th all of the terms of the above mention'3d
c::mtract , vd th excsptions as sst forth in Arch! tect' s Certifica-
tion of July 31, 1940, and
DE IT li'UHTI-H% h~:~,3CLVSD that all recf;.:t1r.;?rH0nts of the contr'1ct
documents with reGard to both starting dates and completion dates
be waived.
Rs:spectful1y submLtted
Fi' C. T(arumer
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F. H. Calv:ell
c. ,J. Cords
Julius Bo':::ck
C. H. Justice
M. A. Olivetti
William A. Gross
Elias F. Starr
On motion of Justic3, s~conded by Olivetti, Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting "aye".
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Final Estimate of R. E. Murphy Company for $6958.92 OKed by
Gordon Shattuck, J\rch.i t.~Jct, and Edward R. 0 'N eill PWA Tra.veling
Engineer. On motion of Cords, seconded by Gross, was referred to
Finance Committee, v;i Ul in~3tI'uctions to vd thhold amount equal to
correction costs as specifi d in letter of Gordon Shattuck,
Architect under date of July 31, 1940.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Certified Check
which accompanied bid on Paving Dis trlct #94, was return':::d to
Mr. Price of Builders Service Inc.
Kammer mentioned some trees dieing on newly acquired property
but that Park and City Property Committies, along with Fire De-
partment could give them the needed care.
On mo tion of Oli V8t ti, S '2conded by ,Just ice, Dance Permit
was gr~-mted to Nels Zachry.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
.July 31, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, NebrasJm.
Gentlemen:
We, your Sewer Committee to vihom was r<:3ferred the clEd.m of
hnrl'Y iIIi'3nck at III West lath, for $17.00 trw t he paid out to 1'8--
pair his sewer vJhichwas the fault of the City Main ~ After some
consideration of the above claim we find that the claim of Mr.
Menck should be allowed.
William A. Gross
c. J. Cords
F. H. Colwell
E. C. Kammer
Sewer Committee
On motion of Gross, seconded by Ju::;tice, relJOl't was approved
and Claim allowed.
On motion of Justice, Council adjourned to 11:30 A. M~, Aug. 5,
1940.
July 31-1940.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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August 5, 1<740..
Council met as per adjournment of ,Tuly 31, 1940, "His Honor",
the Mayor, presiding.
All Councilmen answered at roll call except
BO':lck and Justice, who wer':.: out of the City.
Ordinr:U1ce No.. 1756, Appropriation Ordinanc'~ of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, for the ensuing fiscal year, commencing
on the s3cond Monday in August, 1940, lli~ ending on the second
Monday in August, 1941, was passed by the Council and signed by
the Mayor.
Moved by Cords, secrmded by Kammer, the ordinance be placed
on its first reC:lCling at l:;;ngth.. Roll call bnllot, all voting ay~)..
The ordinance ~ns read at length and declared passed its first
, .
r eau],ng ..
Moved by Oli v<3tti, secowl'3d by Kamm'3r, that the rul:)s be
susp':mded and the ordinance be placed on its second r'2ading by
title, Roll call ballot, all voting aye
The Ordimmcoc; was pc?ad
by its tit18 and dechlr'3d pass'3d its second reading.
Moved by St;:trr, seconded by Olivetti , that t.h;; ru12s be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its third r':lading by title.
Holl call ballot, all voting aye. Thi;; ordinance was r
its title
and d~clared passed its third reading.
Moved by Gross, seconded by Kammer, that the ordinrmce be
placsd on its fourth rsading and finally pv.ss8d~ Holl call ballot,
all voting aye~ 'f'he ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and siGned by the Mayor...
Moved by Cords, seconded by Olivetti, the Council adjourn.
AUG. 5, 1940.
F. :8. Whi t~,
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Grand Island, Nebraska
August 7, 1940
Council met as a Board of Equalization on Curb & Gutter Districts
#'29 and 33, "His Honor", the Mayor, presiding.. Each Councilman
~ answered at roll call..
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND 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
construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 29 to
be the total sum of $79.20; that we find the benefits
accruing to the real estate in said district to be
the sum of $79.20, and that we find the benefits
accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels
of land in said district to be the sum set opposite
the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land as
follows:
OWNER LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
Arabelle Hendershott
N 1 1 36 Original Tovm $ 19.80
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Dora Schwieger W 31
ft. 2 36 tt " 9.30
Allin e Clark E 35 ft.
of Ni 2 36 " fI 10.50
Barney J. Harm 3 36 " tt 19.80
Marie Amelia Nielsen 4 36 fI " 19.80
TOTAL $ 79.20
Respectfully submitted this 7th day of August,
1940.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Boeck, Resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting "aye".
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR jiliD 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
construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 33 to
be the total sum of $316.80; that we find the
benefits accruing to the real estate in said district
to be the sum of $316.80, and that we find the
benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and
parcels of land in said district to be the sum set
opposite the respective lots, tracts and parcels of
land as follows:
OWNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
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Lawrence H. & Thelma
Hesselgesser
George J. Claussen
William F. Barta
George V. & Hazel
Pedersen
John Pedersen N 85 ft.
William F. Barta
Emma Dammann
Emma Dammann Pt. NEt-NE-k
21-11-9, 50X124 ft.
Herman Hehnke P~~~Lot 15, Co. Sub. Sec. 16-
11-9 & Pt. NEt~~~-11-9, 66X132 ft.
Herman Hehnke Pt. Lot 15, Co. Sub. Sec. 16-
11-9 & Pt. NE! NE-k 21-11-9, 66X132 ft.
Harold Phelan Pt. Lot 15, Co. Sub. Sec. 16-
11-9 & Pt. NEt NEt 21-11-9, 66X132 ft.
John Rehnke Pt. Lot 15, Co. Sub. Sec. 16-11-
9 & Pt. NEt NE! 21-11-9, 66X132 ft.
John Claussen Pt. Lot 15, Co. Sub. Sec. 16-11-
9
John Rehnke Pt. Lot 15, Co. Sub. Sec. 16-11-9
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$ 16.20
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4
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15.60
J.5.60
15.60
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14.40
13.80
13.80
37.20
19.80
19.80
19.80
19.80
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G. I., Trust Co. Pt. Lot 15, Co. Sub. Sec. 16-
11-9 19.80
G. 1.. Trust Co. Pt. Lot 15, Co. Sub. Sec. 16-
11-9 19.80
TOTAL ~,316 .80
Respectfully submitted this 7th day of August,
1940.
Elias F.Starr
M.A. Olivetti
C.J.Cords
C.R.Justice
Street & Alley Com.
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting "aye".
There being no protests, on motion of Colwell, seconded by
Justice, Council adjourned as a Board of Equalization.
Aug. 7, 1940.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
August 7, 1940.
Council met in Regular Session, "His Honorl1, the M~yor
presiding. Each Councilman answered at roll call.
Minutes of previous meetings, July 17, July 24, July 30,
July 31, and August 5, 1940, were read and approved.
Bids on Curb & Gutter Districts were opened and read as
follows:
Curb & Gutter Dist #47 Approx. 700 ft @ .,09<t $63.00
II II 11 II #48 11 1200 ft @ .09<t 108.00
II " II II #49 II 5000 ft @ ,091 450.00
II II " II #50 " 2200 ft @ .091 198.00
Bids of Diamond Engineering Company.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, bids were approved
and accepted.
Bid of Wm. Kelly & Company, on Sewer District #149 extension
was opened and read as follows:
Approx. 280 ft III Vit Clay 12'1 Sewer Pipe @ $1.25
2 Man Holes, (brick) complete @ $75.00
$350.00
150.00
Completion September 1st.
On motjon of Gross, seconded by Justice, bid of Wm. Kelly Co.
was accepted.
Bids for cleaning, repairing and painting the Smoke Stack at
Power Plant were opened and read as follows:
Dj_amond Engineering Co.
Harry F. Rath Co., Lincoln
Nelson & Berry, Omaha.
Continental Chimney Co., Chicago
G. P. Kendal~ Asotin, Washington
Chimney Eng. Division, St. Louis.
International Chimney Service
H. R. Heimike, Inc.
#1
$ 992.45
875.00
960.00
1232.00
1195.00
997.00
910.00
1187.00
#2
$ 1295.00
1260.00
815.00
On motion of Justice, seconded by Colwell, bids were referred
to the Ice, Water and Light Committee in conjunction with Mr. Burdick.
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Request of V. C. Olson to have plot of ground at five points,
between Eddy and Broadwell Streets placed in Commercial Zone was
read. On motion of Justice, seconded by starr was referred to
BUilding Code Committee.
Request of C. E. Atwater for extension of time on account of
needing time for testing reservoir, was read. On motion of Justice,
seconded by Olivetti, was referred to Ice, Water & Light Committee,
in conjunction with Mr. Burdick.
Letter from Police Judge with reference to altering the Judges
Bench, Witness Stand, Attorney Stall and also the Acoustics, was
read. On motion of Colwell, seconded by Justice, was referred to
City Property Committee.
Petition for paving Ashton Street, from Pine Street to E P L
of Oak street and Kimb~ll Street from Ashton Street to Charles
Street, signed by Albert Windolph, W. E. Clayton, Henry A. Krieger
et aI, wag presented. On motion of Starr, seconded by Kammer, was
referred to the Street and Alley Committee.
Petition for Curb & Gutter #51, on 11th Street, between Pine
I Street and 79 ft West of W.P L Sycamore Street, signed by Vessie
Ramsthel and James B. Kellogg, was presented. On motion of starr,
seconded by Olivetti, petition was referred to Street and Alley
Committee.
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Petition for Curb & Gutter District #52 on both sides Cleburn
Street from N P L 12th Street to N P L 15th Street, from E P L
Cleburn Street to West side Elm Street (both sides) signed by Edith
R. Michelson, Lydia F. Seal, Dewey Bozell et al was presented. On
motion,of Starr, seconded by Justice, was referred to Street and
Alley Committee.
Petition for Curb & Gutter #53 on 7th Street from Greenwich
Street to Broadwell Street, signed by W~ G. Geddes, D. E. Chamberlain,
John A. Horstman et al was presented. On motion of Starr, seconded
by Olivetti, was referred to Street & Alley Committee.
Petition for Curb & Gutter #54 on 11th Street from E P L of
Sycamore Street to W P L of Kimball Street, signed by Ray Bottorf,
Henry M. Johnson and Aug Lofgren, was presented. On motion of
Starr, seconded by Olivetti, was referred to Street and Alley
Cornmi ttee.
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American Legion presented to the City of Grand
Island, for its use at said Municipal Swimming
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR
AND CITY COm~CIL of the City of Grand Island,
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Grand Island, Nebraska, that we d~/ebY
publicly thank Grand IslandPost/#53 of the
Americffil Legion for the gift and presentation of
the flag of the United States of America at the
Municipal Swimming Pool, and do hereby publicly
express their appreciation of said gift.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution
be spread upon the records of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, and a copy thereof be forwarded
On motion of Cords, second
Kammer, Resolution was adopted.
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On motion of Cords, seconded by Gross, City Attorney was
instructed to draft a resolution with reference to the three flags
presented to the City and being used at the City Hall.
Mr. Starr mentioned having made various efforts to contact
Mr. Chapman with reference to his request for permission to erect
a Curb & Gutter Sign in front of his Cafe on West Second Street.
Mr. Chapman being in the Council Chamber, informed the Council
he desired to erect the sign on a post.
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WHEREAS, warrants have been issued to the limit of Appropria-
tions for the present Fiscal Year for the following Funds,
Paving Fund
Sewer Fund
City Hall Construction Fund, and
WHEREAD, there is a cash balance in the Light Fund of Fifty-
Seven Thousand Dollars, same being a surplus earnings of said
Department, all anticipated expenditures being amply provided for,
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED ry THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the following sums be trans-
ferred from the Light Fund to the various Fund listed below in
amount as stated.
Paving Fund
Sewer Fund of the General Fund
$ 1,400.00
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City Hall Construction Fund
500.00
22,000.00
and that the City Clerk be instructed and hereby authorized to
issue warrants on the above named Funds in the amount so transferred
and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Treasurer be directed
to and is hereby authorized to Transfer the sums stated above
from the Light Fund to the various funds as stated~ in amounts
so stated.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that in making the Annual Appropriation,
for the Fiscal Year, 1941-1942, an appropriation be made in the
various Funds as listed above, to repay the amount so transferred,
from the Light Fund to said Funds.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the allotment from the United
States Government, for the City Hall Construction ~nd, for final
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payment from the Government, thj.s sum is to be returned to the
Light Fund, and any shortage shall be levied as stated in the
paragraph above, in the 1941-1942 Appropriation.
Respectfully submitted.
C. J. Cords_
___]f.. H~lyvell
E~ C. Kammer
_ W~lliam A. Gro~
Finance Committee----
On motion of Cords, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted.
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~VHEREAS, there is due the Geer Company the sum of Thirteen
Thousand, Seven Hundred Thirteen and 07/100 DollarS ($13,713.07)
according to the contracts, and there being some differences,
as to what should be adjusted before a final settlement is made,
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that payment oe made in the sum
if Thirteen Thousand DollarS, and the balance be held pending
a settlement of the differences. and
WHEREAS, the sum of Six Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty-eight
and 92/100 Dollars ($6,958.92) is due the R. E. Murphy typewriter
Company according to contracts, and there being some differences
as to what should be adjusted, before final settlement is made,
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the sum of Sixty Two Hundred
Fifty-eight & 00/100 Dollars ($6,258.92 be paid and the balance
held pending a settlement of these differences.
Respectfully submitted,
C..!-~Cords
F. H. Colwell
------------FInance Committee
1)";. C. Kflm!ller~
William A.. Gross
On motion of CordS, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted.
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WHERE:J\S, the First National Bank of Grand Island, Nebr., has
requested withdrawal of Joint Custody receipts as follows:
J. O. Cust0dy receipt No. 3416 covering $25,000.00
Consolidated Federal Farm Loan Bonds 3% due 1945-55.
J. O. Custody receipt No. 3390 cov?ring Consolidated Federal
Farra Loan Bonds 3% due 1745--55 in the SllIU of $29,000.00
WHEREAS, th'2 First N tional Bank have
itional securities
amotJ.nting to One Hundr'3d Thou[;:and DolliiI's,
the average deposits
do not cxc:;c~d S8VCTlty Thousand Dollars, usually around TW'3nty Thous-
and Dollarse
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the act of the Treasurer in releasing these receipts be approved.
P:)~)pectful1y,
C. .T. Cords
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meeting on July 30, 1940, approv
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For Bond Fund
1.37 Mill.s
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Cords
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to gi\T0
Quit Claim DS'3d to lli~: lots onw8st South Fro:rlt
Street, providing
he be allowed to lll)Vi? t.h':? blLLldings and fences.
Grcu~ld. I sl~8J:1d, l'J '3 b:cn.
.August 6, 1940.
HOIwril blc' Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
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I fill' el' l':;co;;mE~nd t[la t the City Council sit as a Board of
Equaliz.ation elL the: sntc1 District;::; Nos 37.38,39,40 and 41, on the
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Resp~c.tfuJ_ly ubmitted
J.. H. Hardeman,
Ci ty En!:;; ::;c1"..
On Inotioll of Gross, SSCOYld3d b~7 StJ,lfr,
vva:; adopt,:;d~
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Grand Island, Nebr.
Aucu~<; t 7, l04J
HonoraLl_ " Ci
Grand Island, N'2br.
Council,
Gentlemen:
The foI10'iNing lS the; Enginr;;'Jl.' f s
Di,strict No. 51
to rOL'
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lin ft Curb & Gutter @ ..30~ par ft $lSD.OO
ttl~~ COYltIISC"t:or 11 b @O~~ J'~l' ft,s
R9Sp ctful1y submitted,
J. E. H'Jrdeni&n,
City l<::llgL~eer
On motion of Ctarr j s econd,:;d by Ju::.;;ti.ce, tlJ'J ":::c t
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Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
G?r1 t 1. (;Ll C211 :
VVe, ;/our Stl~e'2t 8{~ r,.ll'J:/ COlDil~i tt'2C~ ::k;c) V~1101fl vv,:).s r!3fsI\r2d tllr3
peti tian of Ves ;.;1(,; Rams Hic:;l and JaL!!'JS Eo K Jllcrgg rcquc2 ting the
creation of a Curb & Gutter District in the following location on
11th street from Pine Street to Syca~ore Street on both ~ides of
th 'J Str'y:::t.
JLft'er careful consideration of the petition Vie find that it is
correct in all re;jp'Jcts. We ther efore reco.nm':md that the dis trict
be cr'?;it~;d.. 'T'h.-"t tLe 0;-;tilllDt'J of the City Engineer ;I.ccepted,
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instruct.?cl" to adv;JI'tis::? for' lJlds for the? co:n:.;tx'uction of Curb ,~
Gutter District No. 51 according said spJcificatlons now on file.
Th,"J.t the s.:tlci bids be rec'::j.v up to 8o'clock P.Jilo; August 31, 1940
[end said bid::, thsn be pubLicly opened
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___Q.~" H.2us.:tl~e M., A. 01iv9tti
Street & Alley Committee
On 111()tio11 of Sta.I~I', S~?COllded l)y Olivetti, l~epor~t vva;~ a.d.opted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Gr" Islo.l1d, Ns1Jl',tlcll{Q..
AUGust 7, 1940.
HonOI'able Mayor ,:md City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
G'Jntlsmen:
Th':l fol1ovdng l.:.) the
District No. 52$
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timats for Curb & Gutter
Approx 2,600 lin ft Curb & Gutter ~ .30~ per ~t
~780.00
T11 ~:; (~U s t t() tlJ '3 C011 tI:' Qe tel
1 bo .09~ pJr ft.
R0Sp'3ctfulJ_y sublni-Lted,
J ill II Ie> IIa,l.d(~lllo.rl,
Ci ty Engin'c:;er
On motion of Starr, seconded by
fJtlS t1 C 2;, Sf] t
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GraIld Islarld, Nebr'.
ALic.,"ust 7, 1740.
Honorable Mayor and Cl ty Cou:nc:Ll,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, YOLlr Street 8, All'?y CO:;,Llltt:':2 to whom VvElS refenO,?d tlv3
petition of C. J. McIntosh, Duwey Bozell and others asking the
cr 8::ltion of [L Curb & Cutter Dis tr Ie t in t}:,<'j l'o1.lovilng location.
On both ~:j,l,,~; of Cl'?bur:n fjtr,set ['rom L2th to 15tll ,St. J on both
sides of 14th Street from Cleburn to Elm Street.
After cureful consl at of the petition we find t it
is C0l'ljSct ~ll reSp-3cts~ We tllerefore rJC t s district
be cr~~at(}d. Tl1clt tl1.c i3::.;tl11l:~~t:'J of Cit.;/ Ellgirleer~ bl) ncc'J_pt>~d, tllnt
th'.; sp ecif lca tioEs be approved and tha. t the City Cl 'en'1\: b(; ins true ted
to advertise for bids for the construction of Curb & Gutter District
No. 52, according to said QP3cifications naw on file. That the said
bids b.: r,r:;(>,':Lved up to 8 O'clock P.l\Il", August 21~ 1940 rmd th'3Il bs
Dublicly opened., .
Elias ~Star!:-_
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C. H. JW,tiCE?
Stre'3t & All?y C omrnitt8e
M.. J\.. Oli v';;tti
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justic8, report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
AUGust 7, 1940
Honorable J'Jl3.yor and City Council,
Grand Island, N'?br.
Gentlemen:
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Tho following is th:; Engine'3l" s E~:tLmnto for Curb & Gutter
District No. 53.
Approx 3,600 lin ft Curb & Gutter @ .30~ pSI' ft
$1,080.00
The Cost to th8 contract~r shall b'3 .J9~ p'3r ft..
Respsctfully submitt
J. J:Ie Hardemnn,
Ci ty Engineer.
On motion of Starr, 38COna'2d by Colv',el1, estimate vvasadopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
AUGust 7, 1940
Honorab1;o:: Mayor and Ci ty Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
G.;:;nt1em,:m:
W.;:;, your Street &: AllJ;y Commi ttee to whom was r'3fr~rr':;d the
petition of D. E. Chamberlain, W. G. Geddes and others asking the
cr~ation of a Curb & Gutter District in the following location.
On 7th fjtreet from Gr,:;c~ni.!ich Strget to Broadvl'ell Ave., on bot,1-:
sides of the Street.
After carsful consideration of the petition we find that it
is correct in all respects. We therefore recommend that the dis-
trict be created. That the estimate of the City Engineer be
acceptr;;d. That the specifications b;2 approved and that tlL',:; City
Cler~ be instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of
Curb & Gutter District No. 53, according to said specifications
now on file." That the said bids b3 recieved up to 8 o'clock P.M.,
August 21, 1')40, .<],nd then b2 publicly opened.
Elias .P. Starr
, C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
M. & Olivetti
Street & Alley Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebr.
August 7, 1940.
Honorable fu1cJ.yor 2nd Ci ty Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gen tl'3men:
The followiLg is the Engineer's Sstima te for Curb & Gutt'3l'
District No. 54.
Approx 700 linft Curb & Gutter @ .30P per ft
$210.00
The cost to the contractor shall be .09~ per ft.
Resp2ctful1y submitted,
J.. H. Hard(9111an,
City Engineer.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, report was adopted.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
August 7, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, N'3braska.
G en tl (;)lYl'Jn:
We. your Street 8c Alley Committee to whom Vias referred the
petition of Ray Bottorf and others asking the creation of a Curb
& Gutter District in the following location. On both sides of 11th
street from Sycamore Street to Kimball Street. After careful
consideration of ths petition we find that it is correct in all
respects. We therefore recommend that the district be created.
That the e:3timate of the City Engineer b'? accepted and that the City
Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of
Curb & Gutter District No. 54, according to said specifications now
on file. 'T'hat the said bids lY3 r ec ei ved up to 8 0' cloc);: P. M.,
Aut;ust 21, 1940, and then b,::; publicly opened~
Elias .F. ~3tarr
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
Street & Alley Committee
M. A. Olivetti
On motion of Starr, s3conded by J'ustice, report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebras1{a.
August 7, 1941
Honorable Mayor and City CounCil,
Grand IslandoS' Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We" your Street and Alley COlIlIuittee to whom vIas r'3ferr'3d tlH?
bids on Paving District No. 94, with instructions to get in touch
wi th the prop'3rty own'3I'S on s&id dis tr ict as to the type of paving
they Q.esLred. After consul ting the major! t;}r of th9 property owners.
We maE:e the follarJ.ug recoIlllil:mda tion: that the con trac t on Paving
District No. 94, b~? awarded to the DiaJHond Engineering Co. t:ne
lowest and best bid and the paving be of 5 inch concrete.
Elias Fe Starr
C. J. Cords
C. fj. ~Tustice
1Jl. fc.. Olivetti
Street & Alley Committee-
On motion of Starr, seconded by Colwell, report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Bills were read, and on motion of Justice, seconded by Colwell,
were approved as read. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
An Orulnance relating to ths business of selling fruits,
vegetable, melons and otI1'3I' perishable farm and hot hous8 products
at wholesale, and the lJaym:mt of occupation tax, thereof.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Olivetti, the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at leneth. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye~ The orainance was read at length
declared passed its first
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amending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 1736,
levying special tax~s for Curb & Gutter District No. 29, was passed
and approved by tl1':j Council and signed by the Mayor ~
Moved by f)tarr, s8conCl.ed by Olivetti, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance iva:::, 1>3ad at,19ngth and declar.:?d passed its first
readiLg.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Colwell, that the rules be sus-
pended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting ;aye. The ordinar::.ce as r'3c~d by its
ti tIe and d'2clar2d passsd it s =:,econd re::~ding ~
Moved by ~3 tarr, .second;"~d by Jus tice, that tLte rules be sus-
panded and the ordinance be placed on its third re~ding by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aY3.
TIle or'dillarlc~:.;: V-.CjrS r-"3D~d 1~y its
title and declared passed its
third
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Moved by Starr, seconded bv Justice, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the council and sign8d by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1758 a!TI'~nding See ~ 1 of Ora #1740 and r'apealing
original Sec. 1, of said ordinance was pass 'ad by the Council and
signed by tho Mayor.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length~ Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at lengtil and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Starr, ~;eGond'3d by ,Justice, that the ru12s be
suspended and th'2 ordinance be placed on its second reqding by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting ayC). The ordinanc'3 wa~ 1'3
by its title
and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Colwell, that the rules be suspended
(:ind tL_3 ordinance h2 placed on its third r;2ading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye.
Th'2 ordinance was 1:"3,=1d by its ti tl,:; and
declared pass::;cl its third r,:.;ading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Colwell,
t the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
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the council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1759, creating Curb & Guttsr District No. 51, was
pcldsed by t11'2 Council and sigrF:;d by tlH3 Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Colwell, t}~li;; ordinance be; placed
on its first reading at l'::ngth. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance wa;~ read clt IJ:;nt,th and declared pas;3sd its first
reading.
Moved by Sta.rr, ~; ':cond'3d by Jus tice,
at tb,e rul'3s be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aY3.
The ordimmc8 vvas read by its
title and declar8d passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Colwell,
t tl1'3 rules be
susp.:::nded and th:3 ordinance b'8 pl.';1,ced aD. its third r(~adinG by ti.tle.
Roll call ballot, ull voting aye., The ordinanc'3 was read by it:.:; titl'?
and declared passed its tilird re~ding.
Mov2d by fjtal'I', si2conded by Olivetti, tLa.t thi0 or<J.ElallC') be
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p.ac(;G on 1 :,;)
fourth I'3ading and
L~i:n.;'1-11;/ pD.S;:';, '3d. ~
Roll call ballot,
all vo ting ay:; ~ The ol'dinanc '2 'MlEj finally pas s
and approv'2d by
the Council and ~i~ned by or.
Ordinance #1760 creating Curb & Gutter District #52, was
pas f.; eel
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Moved by Starr, second
by Olivetti, tl'10 or~dinarlce
P 1. ::::c cd
()ll 1 t s i' il~ S t I'
1r1g at}, ']1'16
Roll_ caJ.l ball.at, all voting 3.YS8
The ordinance was 1'0
at. Lmgthcmd d?'clarecl pass)d i tsfirst
r eacilng .
Moved by StruT, s'c;conded by .Justice, tL-)t the:> rul Eo
susp(:md,'?d
and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye. The orOlnance was read by its title
and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by ~ammer, L_at the
rules be susp 3d
and th':: Ol'diCJw>:,' be pIn csd on Lt~:: third r2ading
title~ Roll. call
ballot, all voting aye. TIle or
c.:; v,a;:: I'3ad by
its title ex'c]
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uee area PH5:';
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MOVrJd by ~t[:l', ~:c
Col'well,
t
e ordinance be placed
on its fourth reuding
filIally pas sc?d. Holl call b::llot, all
voting c~ye. '1'11'3 oro.inancr.; Vve13 finally p;:tssed [mei approved
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creating Curb & Cutter District #53, was
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Moved by :=;tarr; seconded b;y Coh\ell, t.L.:; ordinGl11C'c; b~ placed
on it;. first I'f;)i3,ding
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The (:n~dinanc'3 \va;; reao. ~1t length :.mcl d{:)claI'::,d
its fil":3t
reFjding~
M'::>ved Ly Justice, s'3cond'2d by Col~\:;ll,
rul'):] be
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s us p. '~~rld_13d a.:n.(l tJl C oI'di:l(jIl e i;:;
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title$ 1101.1 cc111, bullot, all \l::)t~LIlb
':':€1 Tll[::; or"diI12I1C:J \NtlS r~~;!~ld
by
title
and declared passed its
second rea,ding.
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Starr, S;)CO{lCJr:)C~, by cTustice, tha t th'3 n:113;3 be
S'U.:=:~ J:..1'311cJ.
and th~ ordinance be placed on its third reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all iTOting aye. TLi2 ordln::)IlCr] v,a;:-; r
t)7l i t ~)
title and declclIA3d P&~~S
its tllj.rd readillg.
MO\l(jd 1JY Starr, ~; Jconclecl by Jus tic€, tLa t th S ordinnnc e be
plncsd on it::., fOltI,th reading and finally P~)f:;s'::~d" Roll caJ.l ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1762, creating paving District #95, was passed by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Colwell, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance VVClS r'3ad at L:mgth mId declared pas2.ed it:: first
l"2adi:r:g..
Moved by Stu.:c:c, s:;condJd by KaIUlllCl', tbat tlH~ r'ul.:s be susp:;ndec.
and the ordinancs
placed on its second reading by title. Roll
C~:111 tJELllot, a,11 \TotirlL cl.;/GifJ Trl;J c;rJdi~(i.:-:lrlCQ \V s rr3[LG l.J:r its t:Ltle
and declared passed its second 1'13 l~.
Moved by OliVEtti, E,;;:)COliU
by S trll' l' ,
t the rul'3s be susp
cd.
C',I1 (1 tJl i) () I~ d. i 11 ;::..1: C Q b .~)
c:;d OIl i t~, third l'
l,ng ti tL:. Fall call
ballot, all votlng aye.
TllG or'cliIT(:111C0 \Aa~;
I"2Dd by its ti tie and
de e ]~(1 r ":;(1 pD.;) S !,?d it, S tllil'~cl r~ i2 a d.iTig .
Moved by Starr, seconded by Olivetti,
t tll'::l ordinance be
placed on it~; fourth rl3ading
finally
l'<nll "el' },'"J] ot
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all voting aye. The Ordin~Dce ~ns finally pass
cud approved by
the Council ctncl E,igw:;)Q by tLe I\;1a,yol'.
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CrQntil~ Curb & Gutter District No. 54, was
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor~
M.OV"3d by f'tar', ;,,;coudscl by Colwell" that the ordinancs be
placed on its fir~t r~?Dding at lsngth. Roll call ballot, all voting
[lye. TllC: OIACLil~U,llCi2 Via.;.) 1"::'c1c1 at l..-:;rlgtll aI1C} Q;9c12I'ec1 pass~d~ its fl1~E,t
l' ",;;-"dlng .
by StaTT, :'c<.'c.:mo.scl by 01 tti, thn t tile rulj;; be
S"L1S pi2fJclcci
t l'll~- OI,(lil1211C i3 t:e .VI ci. C
lr:.g by
OIl i t~j sseorld I"
title. Roll cal.l ballot, all voting ayg. The ordinance ~as reaa by
its title cmd. u':c'clar
its ':J'3CClli(] r~IJ
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eO. by Olivetti, seconded by Cords, that the rules be
suspend
;':i.nd Ul'3 o:rdirEulce b0 plELced on its third r
ing by title.
nolI call b'lllot, all voting [lY3. Tlh; (Jrdin;tllCe Via;:.: r
by its
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tllir~d
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ol~di.n.ClIIC s l)c:~
placsd on it~) fin,3.1 reading
finally passsd. Roll call ballot,
all voting aY>J. Th'2 ordinance Vias finally passsd and approved by
t11c; Ccrulleil 0. 1 H.1 ;C-lL;lj
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~)taI' l'':CiU',:;;, t.::;d Council
clear up the request of
to meet to
B. J. Cunningham.
Col v!s11 uloVE'd
CO.UI1Cil ad jCJUl~rl.
.f,ug. 7~1940.
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APPHOPFINTrONS AND EXPgNDIT1JRES
FOB. FlnCIL YE~J\R TO AUG. '7, 1940..
GENERAL FUND
To Pay Co. Treas.
S2..1.ar~1.es
Street & Alley
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I Gas Tax
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Se'weI'
Engineer
Incidentals
Airport
Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
Amt. Approp..
Re-Approp & Trans
Park Fund
Police
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Paving Fu.nd
Music Fund
To tEtl. _AIJpl~OI) ~
Re-Approp & Trans
Ice Fund
1JITater Fund
Light Fund
SeVier Dis trict
Paving District
APPROPRI.l\TED
RE-APPROP..
TI~)\I~ P,FED,S
$ 5,000..00
12~OOO.OO
).ooo..o~
15,000..00
16,000.00
800.00
7,500.00
4jOOO~00
2~500..00
?Q. o9-()() on
/ , Vv.~_
6,600.00
37,400..00
27,500..00
5,000.00
500.00
33,000.00
6,500.00
17,300.00
2,000.00
6,000.00
10,000.00
6 -,-200.00
41,800.00
1...;00.00
9,000..00
7,700.00
11,500..00
4,920.00
8flP . QQ
5,760..00
49,940.00
115,020.00
49,940.00
164,960.00
15,000.00
700.00
15,700-:00
38,000.00
2,;;90..00
40,500.00
1,000.00
l~~OO.OQ
12,000,,00
9,500.00
36,000,,00
4,OOO.Q.Q.
40,000.00
5,000.00
3,466..00
5,000..00
10,000.00
1t400.00
"14 06'6- 00
f... ,L-1 .. <
_~90. 00
221,520..00
79,~06.09
301,026.00
79,506.00
EXP ?a\1 D ED
.~. ! If p.o/ 0 d
"Iii' "+Jl i ~ .. V
14,520..30
29,956.11
6.803&
36,759.59
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;)"',UU/. "'-
5,316.70
40,500..97
8,837.40
11,500.00
5,205.00
160,311.66
14,623.69
39,989. gg
11,870.08
39,591.27
24,806.34
3,000.00
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22,305.08
1 '?"" 9-0"" 1"
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192,930.24
622.80
191~l:rJ.69
662,196.88
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BALANCE
$ 213..92
479.70
640.41
114..38
1,183..30
1,2.99" OJ
162.60
555.00
4,648.34
1,076...31
510.12
1"9 Qr.
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408.73
59.66
0,833:08
Re cp" pc -l-l-""uJ 1 T' c'1"bn.l" ",,,t ,;:,0.'
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Councj] rust as per Special Call issued by the MRyor, ~ith
flflis Honor", Hi':; J\'LtyOI' presiding. All Counc lImen answered at roll
call.
The Speci8J Call Ir'l;'3 read.
Ordinance #1764, gov'::rr;.:Lng 15-1- Mill Levy in tLr;; 1940--1941
Budget, \ivai:) passed by 'U18 Councjl and Sit;n8d by the Mayor.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Boeck, e or e be pI ced
on its first rSlding at l?ngth. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordillUnC;) V.:,i.S l"::cl(). at l'3Lbtt\
d:3c.1CLl'
it;: fl:-cst
p~lSS
r(;cldll;g.
Moved by Kumnwr, s0conded by Ol~Lvstti, that
-.:~. l~ t:{], .eJ E, l; e
su::;pEmded and thr,;; ordinance be place on i t3 s =.;cond reading by ti tIe..
Roll call ballot all vCltL'b ay:.:. T1.<2
it::;
c; \"~- ,~1 r (:;;
title and deelaI'
pas~ed its second rend.illg~
Moved by Justice, seconded by Gro;3s, th.at the rules be
suspended ana the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title.
Ro 11 call ballot, Ci 11 votirlg aye. The o:cdiuUlce wn;., I"3CJ.d by its
ti tl e and. d'~c1ared passed i t3 third r eC:eding.
Moved by Kammel', seconded by Starr, t:bat the ordinanc;;) bi? plpc~)d
on
its fourtL
reading ana finally
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pC:lS S sa, e
Roll Call ballot all
voting aye ~ Tll.e o:cdin1.Ulce V\E;C-3 finally passed and upproved by trH.;
Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Justice, the Council adjourn.
Aug.. 10, 1940.
F.. S. White,
Ci ty Clr;:;rk.
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Council ill0t as n Bon~d of Equalizat
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BE 1'1' RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand lsland, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been biven thereof that we find the total cost of
construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 37 to be the total sum
of $237.60; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate
in said district to be the sum of $237.60, 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 respective lots,
tracts and parcels of land as follows, to-wit:
OWNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
1 11 Bakers $
10 11 II
5 12 "
5 12 "
1 53 Packer & Barr 2d
2 53 Tl
(W i th complement)
3 53 Packer & Barr 2d
4 53 "
Mildred F. Thompson & Marian V.
Byram
Walter Petersen
Walter A. & MaryAnne Seiler Nb
Casper P. Karthaus sI
Augusta A. Wiese Frac.
Harry Blaise Frac.
AMOUNT
39.60
39.60
19.80
19.80
19.80
19.80
T0'11AL
19.80
59.40
$ 237.60
Harold F. & Helen M. Howe Frac.
A@ L., Br:)wn
Frac.
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of August, 1940.
Eltas F.Starr
M.A.Oli~etti
C.J.Cords
~C.H.Justice
Street & Alley Comnlittee.
Mov~d by Olivetti, S9cona
St:a.rr, tlle Rssolu'tion bp
::lctOfJt~~d<" R()]"l c;J~J~l lJLLll.ot, t)]_J.. '/otli.~iL I~~~
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Islm1d, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost
of construction of Curb and Gutter District #38 to be the total
sum of $502.14; that we find the benefits accruing to the real
estate in said district to be the sum of $502.14; and that we find
the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of
land in said district to be the sum set opposite the respective lots,
tracts and parcels of land as follows, to-wit:
OWNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
A1VlOUNT
First Penticostal ChUrch of
Nazarene Frac.
The Church of the Nazarene
Ernest & Amanda Tegler
J. R. Eggers
John Nielsen
Alfred L. Mader
Charles & Anna Stiller
John F. Anderson
Gerald & Louise Kelley
Arthur B. & Helen B. Chaplin
John F. Lechner
Frances Olson
Clarence E. & Mary B.
the
6 3
7 3
8 3
9 3
10 3
6 4
7 4
8 4
9 4
10 4
6 5
7 5
Fisher
W 48 ft.
E 4.8 ft.
W 43.2 ft.
E 9.6 ft.
8 5
8 5
9 5
9 5
10 5
1 9
2 9
3 9
4 9
5 9
1 10
2 10
3 10
4 10
5 10
1 11
2 11
3 11
4 11
5 11
Warren T. McDonald
Warren T. McDonald
Frmlces J. Watson
Frances J. Watson
Bertha Titterington
Bertha E. Sprague
Leona E. Bate
Ernest J. & Alma P. Dalgas
Arthur J. & Marie Wetzel
Theodore A. & Elizabeth Sunberg
Ernest A. Haack
Helen Clinger Adams
Estate of Leavitt W. Rollins
Lawrence F. & Minnie Kuck
Fred Griffin
Estate of Leavitt W.
Estate of Leavitt W.
Estate of Leavitt w.
R. S. Wenger
Rollins
Rollins
Rollins
Rollins
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$ 15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15..84
55.44
15.84
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TOTAL
14..60
1.24
12.66
3.18
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15,,84
15.84
15.84
15.84
502.14
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of August, 1940.
Elias F.Sta!'r
C.J.Cords
M.A.Olivetti C.R.Justice
Street and Alley Committee.
Roll CellI ballot, all votiLg aye.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Resolution was adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR M~D CITY COu~CIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost
of construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 39 to be the
total sum of $977.34; that we find the benefits accruing to the
real estate in said district to be the sum of $977.34, 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 respective
OWNER
lots, tracts and parcels of land as follows, to-wit:
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
Lysle Goodrich 1 14
George H. Bosswick 2 14
Floyd B. & Mae Bell Boss 3 14
Nebraska Loan & Trust Co., Trustee
N 44 ft. 4 14
Nebraska Loan & Trust Co., Trustee
N 1/3 5 14
Floyd V. & Bernice L. Orr 1 15
Clarence L. & Mae A. Mengel 2 15
Clarence L. & Mae A. Mengel 3 15
Claire P. Detweiler 4 15
Margaret M. Niemoth 5 15
Henry Kranning Jr. & Alice E.
T. Kranning 6 19
Archie Woodward 7 19
Ruth E. Laughlin 8 19
Norman D. & Louise G. Nelson 9 19
Eldon & Mae E. Gockley 10 19
Lydia M. Peaugh 6 20
Lydia M. Peaugh 7 20
Lydia M. Peaugh 8 20
Lydia M. Peaugh 9 20
Lydia M. Peaugh 10 20
Birdeen Ummel Golding 6 21
The Geer Company 7 21
Anna F. Spangenberg 8 21
Jennie Lawrence 9 21
Jennie Lawrence 10 21
Elizabeth Goodwin 1 3
Herman Ruphoff 2 3
Julia Ruphoff 3 3
Clarence L. & Gladys E. Clark 4 3
M. E. & Bessie E. Lewis 5 3
11110 UN T
Schimrner's
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15.84
15.84
15.84
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15.84
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1.5.84
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15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
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15.84
$977.34
TOTAL
Elias F.8tarr
Respectfully' submitted this 21st day of August, 1940.
M.A.Olivetti
C.J.Cords
C.B.Justice
street and Alley Committee.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
On motIon of Boeck, seconded by Justice, R0so1ution was adopt
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grffi~d Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost
of construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 40 to be the total
sum of $356.40; that we find the benefits accruing to the real es-
tate in said district to be the sum of $356.40, and that Vie find
the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels
of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the respective
lots, tracts and parcels of land as follows, to-wit:
OWNER LOT BLOCK ADDITION Al'JO UNT
Claus Hennings Estate 1 6 Windolph's ~, 19.80
Adelheit Hilmer 2 6 fT 19.80
George F. & May Alexander 1 7 Tf 59..4.0
George F. & May Alexander 2 7 tf L) .80
(Margaret Beach & Gus Sander)
Lena Sander Estate 3 7 " 19.80
Claus Luebbe 4 7 " 19.80
William Hilmer Estate 5 A Boehm's 19.80
Ferdinand & Amelia Stoltenburg 6 A n 19.80
Louis C. & Dora Buettner W},. 7 A tf 9.90
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Rudolph & Helen Seier H'1. 7 A tf 9.90
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Estate Henry Mehlert 8 A tI 19.80
Dorothy iN edeme;}rer 5 B tf 19.80
Samuel Martin 6 B " 19.80
Walter Newberg 7 B tI 19.80
Christine Thomssen 8 B fT 59.40
TOTAL cH~ 356.40
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Respectfully submitted this 21st day of August, 1940.
Elias F.Starr
M.A.Olivetti
C.J.Codds
C.H.Justice
Street and Alley COIMliittee.
On motIon of Gross, seconded by Justice, Rasolution was adopt0d.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY TIlE MAYOR AND 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
construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 41 to be the total sum
of $158.40; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate
in said district to be the sum of ~'158.40, ;;-;.nd that we find the
benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land
in said district to be the sura set opposite the respective lots,
tracts and parcels of land as follo-ws, to-wit:
OWNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION j\JiIOUNT
, 19 fl. G. Clarl.):' s r,;. 38 e (30
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9 19 I! 24.00
9 19 I! 15,,60
4 18 Tl 39.60
5 18 Tt 12.60
5 18 Tt 12..80
5 18 Tt 14.40
TOTAL rt~l 158.40
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Ida Albertine Rickert
Henrick B. & Jessie R. Paine
S 80 ft.
Joseph Simon N 52 ft.
Albert & Clara C. Beyersdorf
Oscar F. & Delle :M. Vinzant
S 42 ft. of N 84 ft.
Ethel E. Flint N 42 ft.
Jens A. Andersen Estate S 48 ft.
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of August, 1940.
Elias F.Starr
M.A. Olivetti
C.J.Cords
C.R.Justice
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Street & Alley Committee.
On motiC)D of Gross, S8corl~
by Justj.ce, R0so1uti.on WGS
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)Vf.O\Tr3d -h:>i Str1T'Il, ~_j2C
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Board of Equalization.
Aug. 21, 1940.
F. S. WlLLt ,
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CouncIl nlet i.L J:'.:'t,ul,X' ;~':?;:;:non, tTFUs EGnol'tl, tbe M'Lyor pr'?siding.
.t\.]~J C01Jli.C i l;n (:ll ~lri S V'I' (;1'
at roll call~
Minutes of previous meetings,
August 7, and 10, ~ere read
(ljJIJro
Mayor O. A. Abbott, I' uested a
tJ:.L8 (~DtU1Cil.
r ~<~ c~ s ~~) ;Oi
Bids of tt: e DiD,lL.ond Engineerirlg
Company on Curb & Gutter Districts
Nos. 51, 5~'], 53 & 54 were opened and r
as i~oll(}vv s:
District #51 Approx 600 lin ft
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District #52
Approx 2600 lin ft Curb !<" Guttc:~l' ;@ Wi if;
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Approx 3600 1 ft (1)r b & Gutter @ ..09';
A.PPl'OX 700 lin ft Curb & Gutter @ . 09 if;
63.00
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DL;trict 1/53
3;:'4.00
District 1154
Certified Check for $35.00 accompaning bid.
IvIoV'JO by ~jtar1', S JCOLdscl by ~Tu;.;tice, th:; bid be accspted" Roll
call ballot, all voting aye.
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Honol'ibl,; J.vlu,yor
Grand I ::,,1 c;, rHl, 2J
and City
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Council,
G 1211 tl SUIeli:
In aecordanc.) v;itL Ol'dir:::lllce l/1i,-30, ~3ectioll 27, I rj'3revdth
suhnit t~o delinqu0ut ~ater 115 on following PI' ~rtiJs:
81)+ fi:qst ,'3 '2(ot, Lots 8 C).lid 9, Block 15,
EV"(j.r: ~3 _l\(~1 ct i t 1, ()Il
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street, Lot 14, Block 5,
f~d"d,i tl 011
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Moved by Justice, second
by Col 311, the report be refer1'gd
to the Ice, Water & Ligbt Cornmittee and City Attorn':;y"
Cormnunica tion fro,,, ~;t;:dlictU~3r &
Co, 1__
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'2~>.;r, Inv:::;:; tmen t
Eank8I'S,
vdth p:r:oposition concerning $Tl9,OOO Storm SeVier Bonds, wa~; I".:ad.
On motion of (ol'ds, seconded by Gro~sJ 1'sferred to the Finance
CormYli ttee.
Commun:Lca tion from Na tioD,;l
terminator Company, in regard
to cIs'aning rats froi: City Dum;) r,Le;; r '2ad,
on motion of KUnrL>3l',
secoLd
by Gross, ~~ns rsferl1
Property Committee.
A Protest on Curb & Cutter District #50, requesting the elimin-
a tion of lot;:;Jx: W;'J,,sld.ngton [,traet north
of ~iv'l'cl'~Yl ~tr'00t
l..-..- ~l \-J. !--.-Jv __ ,
was read.
On motion of Starr, seconded bv Justice, ~a~ rQ,fAr'rAQ' t.o tr'l'~
" ~ - - - ":: Street and
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Augu~) t
1940
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Hon. Mayor and City Council,
of tlJ'3 City of Gl'Dl1U L"lClnd, Nebra;:;ka+
G':.:mtlemon:
Thl. "'1M; 11 (",c:'r+-l'TV t'[' +' (:"1,-,'1".1"'''('-1-. [II,)' :3 '(","'t1r,ip,C1r' trice) r'i -l"JT of (;I'P:\'I'U"
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Island, Nebraska and Mr. E. L. Rodwell of Omaha, Nsbraska, s been
completed in accordance with all of the terms, provisions and ro-
quireillJnts of the contract documents.
Respectfully sut@itted,
Gordon Shattuck
Archit0ct
On motion of Justice, secoLded by Gross, the report was adopted.
1"I'U'.t' 01 1040
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Hon. Mayor and City Cou.ncil,
of th'c? City of Grand I ;:,18..nd)l N '.:::braska.
Gentlemen:
This ';dll certify tha t Contract No. 4 beVAeen th:; Ci ty of GreJ.nd
I::::land, Nsbra aIlc~ tlu3 Cl'Clvvford 81ectl'ic Cornpany of North Platte,
Nebraska., h:l::, boon cOIii.jJleted ill Clccol'cLance vvi th (111 of t1:'3 terms,
pI'nVl' eel' Or'l'- '''I'd' 'Y' (.~r, 1 'l' I' c"ll"'l' 't C' 0 f' tl' 0 "C-}T,t'T',C' (,t (1U' rrL'I"l'''I'' t C'
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R?spectfully submitt:Jo,
CordOll Sl.U:i tttLCk
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On rnot:lon of Olivetti, S~C()rlU
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Auoust 21, 1740
~ HOllo Me,yoI' and City Council,
of t}]tj City of Grand ISlrmd, Nsbraskn~
GentlsInen:
T1Li..~: \1:111 cc:;rtify that Contrbct N . 5 bstween '2 City of G1'
I:~;lD,nd, NCJbraska and the H.. W. Kerr COillpallY of En,stings, N'3bn:1. ,
I1n.s ;:::1'1 COlnp]_r3't'~~d ir~ cl.cCc)I'd,l~lrlC() v/ltll. c:Lll" ol~ tlJ.':; t':;l~iJlS, pl~OYfis-i()Il;J
and requirements of the contract docum~nts.
Respectfully submitt
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___Gordon Shattuck
ArchitJct
On.r:otion of
Olivetti, r9port wa~
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Hall. Mayor and City Council,
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
This ill certify tlJiJ. t COil tr:j,.,; t No. 7 b3tvv8'211 the Ci ty
Island, N~3braska anei HI':'; Am3rican Ie/lot Corpo.ca tion of Om"ha,
h~s been completed in accordance with all of the terms, pro
r(;:clllir'erll':?11ts of" tl'J-.~~' COl~tr.ctct clocL.irlls~nts..
of Grand
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Architect
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On motion of Olivetti, second
by BO'Jclc, tile repoI't was adoptsd0
August .21, 1')40
Hon~ Mayor
of th'3 City of
City Council,
Grcu~cl IsIG.nd,
N ,; bra
G- ell t J. :~;rn ,ell :
This vdll C cl.'tify tL.~lt; Contract No. 8 between th'2 Ci ty of Grand
IDlund, N8bra~:;1ce [tne. tl18 Al 81' Furrd.,ture Company of Grand
I"l,o""Ql 'J",l'''''''"lr'', "'.cc, b'ePD "Ol'i'(\l"'t'''Q' ';1,"1 "(."oy'r1""1('P ".it'l'l '.11 o~~ t"l''''
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t0~rmS, prOVl.;:'lon~ ann r Larem S 01 th.C::; \.:OLt:cact c.ocuments.
Respectfully submitted,
GOI'clOll ~~rl.(l t.~.ucL~~
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Moved by Oli vet ti, s :;CV.L'U 80 by Gross, tL.:: l'
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Hem. Mayor !alCc City CC'uncil,
0.1:' the City of Grand IslJ.nd, NebrclskC1&
G'3.n tl.;;men:
This will certify that Contract No.9 tween th~ City of Grand
1"l"'y~' Nobr' ,",,1..,. .n" tl"", ",+-] '..... ,""'n{y" ....c' W"'+""~')r,"..,f' Co._,].."....'\" --'"
,~ ~:t lU, .u-; U_",-).r\.;-_-~_ i_4.ll.\...L Jl.i :.....1:.1 tl...t..~,t.;;J "h\>ll.J~J."'b t;.~ll-,. \',1,-"" -.' ~.11 _ UV""" J ..1J.'lJc:tl...j \-J..L
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prOVlSlOnS c:nd l'C3(lLUl":O!msnts 01 tne C:OLtract aOCUm2nts~
:; t C;I'[j ~.) ,
Respectfully submitted,
Gordon SLattuck,__
Architect
Moved by Gross, seconQ
by Bosck, th~ report be adopted.
A verbal statement
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in the drcLLr:cag e ell tcl'l,
:,;;ast of
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during th'2 dry season to
allow tl1'2 wCi,teI' tc :cun to the v,ann slough,
tl-rus 11'1' 1[;[1 te tIle 1.8.rlc1 i.
On motion of Gross, secoLded by Justice, has referred to the Sewer
Commi ttee, Ci ty Attorney and Engin':;..:;!'.
A P'.:tition r';'l:iJS'ClLG ~, str"3(3t light at the iLt2l'S';ction of
Yund Street & Sewer Road. Moved by JL tics, seconded by Olivetti,
1.11:] p<2t.iticm bij r;3ferred to Uk';; Ice, 'fiater and Light Committee
Petition for Curb & uutter District #55, on 9th Str2st from
GreGLwich Street to Broadwell aye on both sides of the street,
sign'3d by <T ~ D. Harring ton, V 0 J" Barr at a1, VvD,S prJ;]:em tisd. On
IVloticJrl of" [)trll~I', 5'3cnl:<l;:3cl bJ.7'
ack, was referred to the Street & Alley
CommlttJc.
P,:?ti tion for
Curb ~" (:",+-+0>' D,; ',:1-1"; ('+'~- ,on
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Street from
tt:c~ W:;st prop':Jrty 1 "of Oa}{ f~tr23t to tll'':; East property
'..;; of
Kimball Street, signsd by
scoe Hiss, Harry Soa J ~t
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J'u~:tius, v;as I'3ferred
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska has entered into
a contract with E. L. Rodwell of Omaha, Nebraska as follows:
Contract 1/3, for heating, plumbing and air conditioning work
installed in the Municipal City Hall, Docket #Nebr. 1445-F, and
WHEREAS, an in9Pction has been made of the work involved in
the above mentioned contract by Gordon Shattuck, Architect, and
all of said work has been found to be completed.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 1'HE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska:
That all work involved in Contract #3 between the City of
Grand Island, NebraSka and E. 1. Rodwell of Omaha, Nebraska, be
accepted as entirely completed, in accordance with all of the terms
of the above mentioned contract, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all requirements of the contract
documents with regard to both starting dates and completion dates
be waived.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska has entered into
a contract with the Crawford Electric Company of North Platte,
Nebraska as follows:
Contract #4, for electrical work in the Municipal City Hall,
Docket #Nebr. 1445-F, and
WHEREAS, an inspection has been made of the work involved in
the above mentioned contract by Gordon Shattuck, Architect, and
all of said work has been found to be completed.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE NlliYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska:
That all work involved in Contract #4 between the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska and the Crawford Electric Company of North Platte,
Nebraska, be accepted as entirely completed, in accordance with
all of the terms of the above mentioned contract, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all requirements of the contract
documents with regard to both starting dates and completion dates
be waived.
Respectfully submitted
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WHEHEAS; the City of Grand Island, Nebraska has entered into
a contract with the R. W. Kerr Company of Hastings, Nebraska as
follows:
Contract #5, for Venetian blinds and window shades for the
Municipal City Hall, Docket #Nebr. 1445-F, and
WHEREAS, an inspection has been made of the work involved in
the above mentioned contract by Gordon Shattuck, Architect, and
all of said work has been found to be completed.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOE AND CITY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska:
That all work involved in Contract #5 between the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska and the R. W. Kerr Company of Hastings,
Nebraska, be accepted as entirely completed, in accordance with
all of the terms of the above mentioned contract, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all requirements of the contract
documents with regard to both starting dates
be waived.
dates
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska has entered into
a contract with the American Mat Corporation of Omaha, Nebraska
as follows:
Contract #7, for vestibule mats for the Municipal Ci t:V Hall,
Docket #Nebr. l445-F, and
WHEREAS, an inspection has been made of the work involved in
the above mentioned contract by Gordon Shattuck, Architect, and
all of said work has been found to be completed.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 1Vf~YOH AND ClllY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska:
That all work involved in Contract #7 between the City' of
Grand Island, Nebraska and the American Mat Corporation of Omaba,
Nebraska, be accepted as entirely completed, in accordance with
all of the terms of the above mentioned contract, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all requirements of the contract
documents with regard to both starting da es and completion dates
be waived.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska has entered into
a contract with the Alexander Furniture Company of Grand Island,
Nebraska as follows:
Contract #8, for Council Room carpeting, for the Municipal
City Hall, Docket #Nebr. 1445-F, and
WHEHEAS, an inspection has been made of the work involved in
the above mentioned contract by Gordon Shattuck, Architect, and
all of said work has been found to be completed.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE NillYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska:
That all work involved in Contract #8 between the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska and the Alexander Furniture Company of
Grand Island, Nebraska, be accepted as entirely completed, in
accordance with all of the terms of the above mentioned contract,
and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all requirements of the contract
documents with regard to both starting dates and completion
dates be waived.
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WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Nebraska has entered into
a contract with the Atlas Avming & Waterproof Company of Omaha,
Nebraska as follows:
Contract #9, for store front awnings for the Municipal City
Hall, Docket #Nebr. 1445-F, and
WHEREAS, an inspection has been made of the work involved in
the above mentioned contract by Gordon Shattuck, Architect, and
all of said work has been found to be compledted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand ~sland, Webraska:
That all work involved in Contract #9 between the City of
Grand Island, ~ebraska and the Atlas Avming & Waterproof Company
of Omaha, Nebraska, be accepted as entirely completed, in
accordance with all of the terms of the above mentioned contract,
and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all requirements of the contract
documents wit~regard to both starting dates and completion dates
be waived.
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County, N aska, owned by Paula Stobbe, ~idow Rob~rt Stobbe,
her son" The tI':lC t ttCl t '(, ,? :U'] j]''2[;ot ting for would bo 100 ft.. by
100 ft I" 0Clt~~.~trc: \ti/')'l,~l{i '~;i~.L~,- t'~ ul~ urld. _e':J1 '~1.112 11.E;..t:tnrl of
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HonorJble Mayor cHid City Council,
Gr "[slalld, Nebraska.
G en tl:liD.c:n:
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We, yow:' CommittE's on W'1ter 2nd Light to v,;'hom
several bids for pain ti,nC:;.u:l(,l r'Jcondi tioning of the
Power Plant, b'3G to l' 2cOilllTlend th:J. t ,;; bid of Hell'
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job in strict accordance w~th the specifications,
bs teturnsd to the unsuccessful bidders.
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Ice, Wat'sr' 81: Light Cemm.
On motion of Justice, seconded by BOJck, report was
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E12c trician' s License Bond for E~d. 1L FuelLcer, of (;.:mtral Ci t,y,
Nebraska, having been OKed by the City Attorney, was approved by the
Council on Motion of 01:Lv";tti, second'2d by J.~ammer~
AU~U3t ;21, 1940
Honorable and City Council of
the City of Gr IS)~;lrld, N?braska:
4' ._.1::e{ yuur 2 ._: ,~~1"'3,.on 'fly" n'n
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consideration same to b~ $499.00
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Eli::1-:"; F. Starr
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On motion of Ko.mL:E~r, ~;3COlld
tJY Starr, report was ~.d.Opt3d. Roll
call ballot all votinG ayee
Auuu::::t 21, 1940
Ho~orable Mayor City Council of the City of
Grand IslaIld_, Nebraslca:
W~J your Street and Alley Committee, rsco~nsnd t snought
snow fence and posts be purchas for the North side of Kosnig Street,
just East of the Sugar Factory to protect said K03nlg Street from
being blockaded by sno~.
C~ Fl.. Justice
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M. P,. Olivetti
C It ~T (;: Cor~d_s
Street & Al?y COll1mittee
On motion of starr~, 3eCOrld~Jd by JU3tj~ce, recoillmsndation ~as
adopt-3d e Roll call ballot, all voting rJ.ye.
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Grand I~larld, Nsbraaska.
vVe, your [;t:e':~8t cud AIIJY COlmrii ttee, tC) ,',;; r
matter of th? location cu~t Street, at or nc~r
ApartiG,ents, do hereby I"Jeo,U)iFmd the following:
'3ITCd the
DL'.(:;ks tone
That UH~ sa,id Locust Str8f3t betw:3!:m Division and Koenig Streets
be plattsG. iJnd v~~ca t3d in L1.ccordanc s vd th th? L"'i '';;k. L. ish uss of
said street, in conformity with the location of the buildings now on
said property.
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Moved by Starr" ;:::::cond2d by Boeck, trle l"3comm'2lid.1tion be adoptJd.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
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Hon(n'~]b12 Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nsbraska.
We, your E:treet and All;:]y C tt8e, resp3ctfully r,:::coJHiil'3nd
tha t the re(jU9S t of Harold Plu.iJlan ,John ti.:01mke fOl' El Curb side-
walk on the North side of th0 street in e 800 Block, West John S ?et,
lie eranted.
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M. A.. Olivetti
Street & Alley Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, recommendation was
ado,f)ted..
August 21, 1940
Honorable ~ayor City Council of the City of
Grsnd Island, Nebraska.
We, your Strc:;(:?t and A11c:;y Committee, to whom was refer:l:"3d the
matter of placing stop sil:)15 and :::;how signs clhout tiu:; City n'3comm':md
the follov/ing:
1.. That a stop sisn b,:: plac ed at th':! int 01' S '3C tion of Ko'enig
and sycamOI"3 strer2t;) on th":3 North sid8 of Koenig Str88t.
2. That a stop sign be plac0d at th0 int0rs3ction of K03nig
and kililbal1 Streets, on t118 North side of Ko s:nig Street.
:3 ~ Tha t a s top sign b'3 plae '3d Oll th'3 Pier ro,ad pl'op'3rty on
the South side of sai,d inters,:;ction, coming iIto 0 Stre''3t.
4. That three or fo~r 20 mila per hour signs be placed inter-
mittJntly along Broadwell Avenue be en Fow.th Street and Fiv'3 Points.
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AUGust ;:'1, 1740
To th".; LOllor,,"t)l'? jVi.8.yOl' Ci ty Council,
of the City of Gr Island, Nebraska.
G en tl '8m en :
We, your cOIllwitt':}e (J,n StI";:'3tS dnd AII.?,ys, to
th(~ proL;;;t on th2 Curb & Gutter, district #50 on
from Second Street to Charles Street teG leave to
'{ham was :!:"3ferred
sllir~GtoTl [~trc,>:;t
report as follows:
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The prot'3st FIl'3d does not contclln a nw,jortty of
of' th? pl'operty OW11'31'S in said dist1'i.ct.
tllf3 sig...~
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first publication of
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ordinance creqting ~
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been let and approved
lr~_bor cirlcl nl(lt:31'1c11s
the COi..:mcil~
for
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Tile COllWli ttec tll'?l''i:~forf,;: 1":;;(;
be D8t condidered for the above set
as now created be retain
t, thCit tlJ2 pl'ot(:?~jt fiI'3d
out r.:ClSOLS and t the district
Respectfully submitted,
Elias F. S t(H~r
C e tJ ~ Co:cds
M. A Olivetti_
C. H. ,Iu;: tice
COJHflLttee !J.n Streets & All'3Ys
On motion 6{ [;; tarT, s ecou3.ed
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
August 21, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island., Nebr.
Gentlemen:
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District No. 55.
cr" ~;; Eb ti^InD.te
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APlll'OX ,2,700
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lin ft Curb & Gutter @ .JO~ per ft
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ana aloLC sids riot 10 Block 16, Fs ~'~ ?~rik Addii:ion$ After
CiH'r:'f1)1 con;:;id .Y'atioL of tIl'? P'';; tiOL h'2 find that it ~L~) corrc;:~ct in
all re~;p'::;ctsJ Vv(;.~ tLllaI~cL'ol;(; r'sc~ t tll?] d_lst.r'ict 1)'8 cr~':~~[Lt2d,
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TIll:? .follo'v,;. J.I!L .~:->_ ~J'~ (J
Dis let No~ 56.
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llentlemen:
V~! 13 jT 0 -U.I~ ~:J t:e e ::;.t 8c }\ 1 J, '~:::l (; Oidnli t t~:::~? t:) ?, :2 Y'.,.;:f (~~ T' r. J) ':) t 1 t j,. Dll
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Guttl2l' Distri.ct, :Ln ]j,:: follo\',lnb lc)(.:atlon~ On KoS'nl.[ Strc:',:~t
T<ln1 1:i(1 11 t () 0 1-: I~::' tr." C c; t 05 t. ~r' en J' "'~~ 1 cor: 1 d. ':;' II 8, t"1 011 () f :':~, I) ;::; t i, t, i ::.11"j f2:
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(}ccslJt~':;6- ~lrlG. t t tj".i_C~ C~lt~'I C;l(::rk 1);::; l.r),~~tl~1)ct ;:3.{',,\J{~'I.ti:~'i~ i~cj:c
th CClrruction of C~lrb & Gutter Di:;tl'Lct No. 56, CCC)CCU
~~::p:.;cli'iCcttlc)r"h 11C};~\" cr., 1'118lt Tl~at '::-'~ .:~,,:::;JO r:JC(:?ii.1 'L]I)
8.:.00 o'cJ.ock P. M~ ~pt8illber 4, 1940 21'ld publicly open~d~
to th'2
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On motion c'P [,1',;:;1'1'; S ':;C'YlU
ha~uer, report was adopt0d.
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The follo1!'c,ing J
District No~ 57s
1-
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Ju tlce, estimate was
lJt ~~d. $
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ust ;;1, 1940~
EOYl0Ll bl S'
G1'8 Ir:land,
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r>eti tJ.Ol1 ()f C'ott].i{:~b LVi'j~l:,::I", (.:~1"c)1{3 VJ1.~_)e,
of L Curb & Lutter strict 2 following location on
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o ,f tJL -? C; 1 t.~i t~rlG 1.i-'r -:= e r -b '3 (~;L c c t t 1-;~1 t (~i t; jT C J_ ~:~;
'to adv3rtL:S' for bids fOI') -':01-:..t1 'cti.on of Curb & Gutter
NOtt 57, lJ.ccol'j.illL t(~ sp~Jcific;JtiorlS IIOYi 011 ~rilc. E~;~lid
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
j\u""us t 21, '1940
,'!bleiVlayor ane1 CL ty Council,
Grand I~ J Ne~raska.
C ~:;ll t]N 8111 en :
C fol10h 1nL :L ;_;
No. 58.
'J .t!~rlb e er~ s F~s tinlD. t e for~ ClJ.I~ b & G'u t teI~ D i;.i tl) 1 c t
Approx 1,400 111[ .ft Curb &
Th J Cos t to tJ>', COt<, tr,] c to!'
<f' 4')0 on
'If' "-. U
ttsr @ .30~ per ft
Shell1 be .09rf: pSI' ft.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. H'lrd;::ma,n,
Ci ty t~rlg '::;el~ ~
On motion of [:,UUT, seconded by .J.\.ammer,
timate was adopted.
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u~,t 21, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City COUIlCil,
Crand Islcllld, Nebr8.:::,l:a.
Gentlemen:
We, uI' ()tre'2t & All',;:;y Committee to wLoiYl W3~; rcJf!2rY'~d Ui',;; p(;:ti tion
of L8ITY IUuert, S. ~3:L sand othe:u; r~!cluJsting tll"~ cf::'ation of 0.
Cu:rb ,& C'-utt(.:l~ I;l: ict ilj ~3 f'ollovjir.i.g 10CcttiOl1, 01"1 14 ;~~-tl'><:'ct Gill
Eddy 8tr'!-:::et to Gr;,j'2rl,;\,j,~cll [~tl.-~:.~:t ()YJ lJottL sid'Jf] of' tl::. f.: :;t.., /\.i~L'~':r c:_~_'re-r~'
ful cons ,cra tion of tlJJ ti tiOD v,:; fi t it is correct in all
respects, ~8 therefore recoa~3nd that s Jistrict b~ created, that
tl18 estiw'::t'2 0'..' ,?: City E:nf,J,ne,::r b.:;; accepted CLnd tLat e City Cl
bc~ instruet?d to aCl'vr.:'l'ti.::>::: ds ';"ciI,t,L con~tluction of Curb &.
Gutt'eI' Di;:;trict No~ 58, accordi:Gg to ~:' ~- "".' LeY,'.; on fil'2~
,C"'~r1 ]'iUl.:: .t.(\ be" 1"''''C':)l" "'='Q" IIp' to cto!lV''''J ,o',-olu'" D _ :'" r.:,:.'," l ]0/'U'
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c. J. (~-ol~ds
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C. lL_.Justice
ar:~.=;t &: All'?y Committ?c
On motlon of Starr, s::collded by Olivetti, report :.cc;3
opt'Jc1.
Is1c.:ncl, Nebr.
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Eonor:ible J!i)ilyor CillO C.i.ty Council,
Grand Island, Nebrs
Gontlsmen:
The fol1o'ivir'G is the Engil~eers Est
District No. 59~
to for Curb & Gutter
Appl'ox. 7'JO lin ft Cur b &.
The co:::; t to Llt? C 011 trac tor
$ 210.00
tter ~ .30~ per ft
shall be .09~ per ft.
R3;.::,p9C tfu11y submi tted,
J e II. Ii (1,1" (JJ0ma11,
Ci ty 11;nGlneer.
On mGtion
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Starr, ::::~e,CO.Lld
by J.).:..unmer,
estimate was adopted.
n r ": r, Q' T C' 1 "lr" (d' TlJ (:) 1"1'
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ALli cj'? 1 1 040
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Honorable ;lO.Y' and C1 t~, Ccuncil,
CI" a rid I :s.lE~11(1, N ~J bI3 (1 slC3, if
Gentlenlell:
We, your E, t.r c~ e t & Al1~::;'l COLd[!i t (:; tc was r ':;;f :~rl' th e
ti t,ton of L. ,8~ K,:'nney, II. L. /\rllold others a.sldng th? cr sa tion
of a Curb & Gut tel' Di.s t:rlct in tb e fo 110vvinL lOCD tion, on l;::'th S treat
from Li.ncoln to v, 1. Ave., on both sicL::s of the ,'lSr?2t.l\ft2r
c~r~~f-u]. cODsld,sriit:i.on of tll peti KS LJ. t it is cOI'r0ct ill
all l' e s pee t s, we ther '2~ 1':)1'0 r 3C +- the? ells tr ic t be;) e1' uo. t
,?
tLiit (: es ti.m~"_ L:: of tLe City Engineer be acc '3pted a.na ~:t t th2 City
C12rk be ir.struct'3d to u.dv.Jrtis8 for bids for thJ con tion of Curb
and Gut tel' Di str let No. 59, according tu the specifica tiOll.~; :no\'. on
file. Said bids to be received up to 8:00 o'clock P. M. September 4,
1940 and then be p~blicly openJd.
M.:' i",. 01 L vet ti
t<':l1.;~; F "9tapx-
~..!.-Il >t __.~J"Lls.tice
C. J ~,Q.l'.ds____
Street & Alley Committee
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On motion of Starr, s~conded by Olivetti, report ~as adopted.
Honorable Mayor and City Councilmen;
GsntlEnnen:
Augv.s t 21, 1940
Ths follow,jng is tl1e t':;ngineel's 8~itimntc on paving Di~1trict No. 95.
5,957 sq yds of 5" COllCT' tc p,-,v,,=)U!snt
" t:."" ] lOr: ft o"i' Curb R. (:c-,t+PI~
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850 eu yds of earth excavation
:cy cfr 1.10 <fr 6 552.70
'if 'll' ,
;:}j .30 756.60
.gi ~20 170.00
$ '7 4'7n "'0
, , (/.;) ,
J. H. Hal'demnn,
Ci ty Sngin,.:;el'.
On motioIl of Starr, seconded by Justice, the estimate was adopted.
Bills of th'2 Ice, Wat.cr and Light D'3partment were read, on motIon
of ,Justice, [) :=;cond,:;d by Cords)' approved as read.Ho 11 call ballot, all
voting aye.
StClrr niade a motion the Council ad journ to F1' ielay, Augus t 23, at
7:30 P. M.
Augo 21, 1940
F. S~ White,
City Cl'8rk.
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Council lll'3t us .cJJI' c,cljournrn'mt of
t 21, 1940. "His Honor,"
the Mayor' presiding. All Councilmen i:1~;ll\ii;=r
at roll call, except
Colwell.
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Honorable l\hyor and C1 ty Council of tba City ()f
Grand Island, Nebraska.
VVo, :ieJu:r COiluui ttee 011 PCJ],ic;:;, I~ecornll173rld t11-2 pu,:CC1U1S~3 .of orl~2
1940 Chevrolet Sedan for use
the Police Depal'
t; considsl'ation
for same to bs T~o Hundred Ninety-five Dollars ($295~OO), and
Ch';vI'olet ;::edan no';; in U.::>3 V this l>:!partm:mt.
Pel_ice COlnrnitt (]
~.!-_g @ ~ arrun (~\ll
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Elias F. Starr
On motion of Aa,m;;er J S '8CJLded by
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repol't VVEiS
aco1)tsd.
Holl
call ballot J rd_l votLug aye.
On motion of Starr, sec
1:,;:'7 J'uE~,tic.;c, Cl:;:ci:: IT1Stl~-0~Ct
to
C'2tlS()~utlicD,tioL of Ord.inancc #1762, and L,ity .!\t
inE" true t 2d
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I\. pctJ.tlorl rC)I~ Pc-rvirj,g I)lstI*ict #:95 (...Iii j\~::llt_O:rl fJtr';3::t L":.C'Oln PiI~e
E)tIl0St to E P Il ()f Oul~ Gtre,::-t Ul1d~ sigrl
by Albert Windolph, W. E.
Clayton, H~nry A. Krieger et aI, was presented. On motion of Starr,
5CC by Justice, ~as r2ferred to ths Street & Alley Committ?e.
Bills W'2re read, and on motion of Boeck, seconded by Olivstti,
approved as r2ad.
npu'ii n, ',e ,c, -//1 '16 r; 1.", VVl" '1'".1:: C,"(I c~ .-'i r!_l
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s for construction of Curb
& G-trt t ':;1." Dl~=,tI'_I_c.t.l 1Y;/7, V~':J.3 Lj~iSS-:;d tl:)T trlc COL~rlcil D.flCI SigX10d b~l tl1(~
May'or- .
On motion of St&rr, s cond
by B00Ck, ordinance was placea on
its fir1st readlrJ.L ut 1
tLI. f\oll c~Jll. tj~}llot-" c:.11 ''\.J()tjiI.~g u,;/e. TIle
or"cl11lUDLlce V~-~\~; 1~':~::l.d at l'JLlbtl-l c'l.:rl.(~ (~,;~:cJ.~~~_r'
vasssd it~ first r~e~dirlg~
MOV0d by Stc.l'l,
!- tL2 I'uJ.::.; b: SllSP::I"d
by Gro~;s,
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and th<J ordi.EiUlce b:: p1::"v::d on it.:: s'.;)cond 1
.iLL by ti tl ';;.
Roll
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llot, all votil~b aye:::. Th':, ordin,]j]C"3 was r'.:)ad by it;:. title: and
declared passed- its ~scol~d I'3adirlg~
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Moved by Starr, sse
;~~ l~ E~ .P
l)~l C L' 0 ~J S ,
t trl 'J r u 1. i~ S
and
tJl::; ol'dir:arlC .":; be
Roll
plDCc?d
on its thIrd
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tltl.::;')
call ballot, all vDtil~
Ths ordinancs was r
by its title
[tI1G d. ~3 C 1 -\.f'
its thir1d rsuding.
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Moved by Starr, s~coLd9d by Justice, that th3
or~O~lrl[J..rlC E~ b9
plD.ced on its fOurth read.ing LLncll1y po. s'3d~
Roll call ballot,
~111 votj.r~~ D.Y0u Ttl~ oralDaLC~ ~cs f"lrally pass~d
cLrlU ~l P i...<C Cj v 1J::,t
t1H;) Council awl si6ne<.:i by 1b'3 IV)):1yor.
nrc1jl?I"r'", .JJ,'1766 l""vvlr'p sn'~cial tux'3S for cOllstruct:Lon of
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Curb & Gutter District #48, Ras pass
by tL (; Council
sign
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M(Jv:,d
by [;U:rr)
(::;d
Grc)ss,
secoL.d
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011 its fir oS L l'J lr,ij 2i.. t L:DG tL ~ nolI cull tkllct,
1 .V() t.1Ilg 3~:/- 'J.
The ordircanc e wns r sad c~ t 1:::11[, th ,u~d d eclUI
pel S~;
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Roll call ballot, all votinG
T1-1 ':::~ () r~ d. i.ri (111 C ~?
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by its
title and dsclsr
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its 38corld r~adlLC$
Moved by starr, see
sd uy , thu.t tt13 rule~;
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pr.;ti tLon of f[:mry C ~ Kri\9g'2I' and 1,0v,ard Kirkman, et [11. ,:l;::;]\,ing
for th0 cr8;:ltior: of ~ vir:g Die let on ^:~lltorl StI~S8t fr'8m ths
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J\::::Lton Street to the South proper 1 e of Charles S c~;::t, 'ift'3I'
cOT2fully con;:,icL:.ring the p;,ti tion,v\'3 fir,el thDt it Ls corrc:;ct, in
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that the City Cl';.,; b 1nSi..J:f2:'j adv3ct:is for b1c~;3 for ths
cor..,st',e-l.1ctit)Yl of P~~\TlliG Di::;tr.ic.;t flOw 95, ~l~C{)ll(IillG to tLi'3 sp-3clficcitic)I1J
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VOUI' CCJillfni tt'~3e ,fTl]:) :::X' I~;:::;CC)j,LUjl ,,:.., + r;;ntJ.c11 [:).3 tl18 pr'opi3rt"Jf
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r0C'2ive DO b,mefit Hl':; L)dV:)i!l',;nt on L;Ltcm Ctreet and should
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'tracts and p&rcels of 1 lying NOI'tll -th of ~ Aslltol1
Street and tbatt}j"} IH'opsrty abuttInG ,:; lJ:Ci.'Jlng on K :::tre:;t
in said District be assessed to a depth of 132 feet.
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Be i t resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
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due notice thereof that we find the total cost of the construction
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OWNER
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John A. True
John A. True
John A. True
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Samuel W. & Lucinda A. Ken-
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Leaford & Signe Hammacher
John Hammacher
Elizabeth Peterson
Cora Hidd1eson
Cora Hiddleson
Louis W. Nozicka
David City Bldg. & Loan
George W. Black
Grand Island Land Co.
T. Cook & Edna Cook
Estate of Albert Winter
Estate of Albert Winter
George W. Black
George vV. Black
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WHEEEAS, on the 16th day of September, 1936, Ordinance
No. 1545 Vilas passed creating Gravel District No. 4 e.nd,
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by said Gravel District No. 4 8~ld listed as Lot Two (2),
Block Seven (7), Wiebe Addition, in the amount of 75rjJ, Lot
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Block Seven (7) of Wiebe's Addition, in the amount of 75rjJ,
Lot B of Jones Sub-division of Lots 2, 3, & 4, Block Seven
(7) of Wiebe's Addition, in the amount of $1.52, 1,0t C of
Jones Sub-division of Lots 2, 3, & 4, Block Seven (7) of
Wiebe's Addition, in the amount of ~;1.52, ovmer of three
above named lots is Herman Nelson.
BE IT, THEREFORE, RESOLVED BY THE MAYOE AND CI1'Y
COUNCIL of the City of Grand I sland, IiI ebraska:
That the City Treasurer is hereby author'ized to correct
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BE 1'1' HE80LVE,D BY 1'HE MAYOE AND CITY COUNCIL of the CitJi~
of Grand Island, Nebraska, that a transfer of a retail package
liquor license, off sale only, be granted from ID1na L. Dunn
on the premises at 305 West Third Street to LaVerne E. White,
106 West Fourth Street, in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
BE IT FUHTHEH HESOLVED that the City Clerk be and is
hereby directed and instructed to forward to tbe Nebraska
Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified
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Respectfully submitted this 18th day of September, 1940..
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on and off sale.
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Respectfully submitted this 18th day of September, 1940.
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Council met as a Board of Equalization, "His Honor," the
Mayor, presiding. All Councilmen present except Colwell, absent
account of illness.
B.~.e.OL.Q.TION
Be it resolved b~r the Mayor and City Council of the Ci t~r of
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Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of EQualization after
due notice thereof that we find the total cost of the construction
of Sewer District No. 181 to be the sum of $591.84; that we find
the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be
the sum of $591.84; and that we find the benefits accuring to the
respective tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the
SU1l1 set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
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E. B. Cowles
George Sutherland
George Sutherland
George Sutherland
George Sutherland
Harriet L. Craig W 69 ft.
Charles A. Pinkston E 43 ft.
Harriet L. Craig W G9 ft. 4
Charles A. Pinkston E. 43 ft. 4
George Sutherland
George Sutherland
Georbe Sutherland
GeoI'ge Sutherland
Bert E. Phillips
Bert E. Phillips
Bert E. Phillips
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There being no protests, on motion of Cords, s9conded by
Justice, resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye.
On motion of Justice, Council adjourned as a Board of
Equalization.
F. S. White,
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 2, 1940.
Council met in regular session, "His Honor," the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen, except Colwell, answered at roll call.
Minut'3s of previous meeting were read and approved.
Bids on Curb & G~tter Districts were opened and read as follows:
Curb & Gutter Dist #60 Approx. 700 lin ft @ 09~ $63.00
" " " <<#61 " 700"<< @ 09~ 126.00
<< " " "#62 " 1400 n n @ 09~ 126.00
" " << n #63 " 700"" @ 09~ 63.00
<< << " "#64 " 700"" @ 09~ 63.00
" " n " #65 n 900 n " @ 09~ 81.00
" " " "#66 " 2800"" @ 09~ 252.00
Bids all of Diamond Engineering Company, there being no other
bids on Curb & Gutter, on motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti,
contract was awarded to Diamond Engineering Company.
Bid on Alley Paving, between Second and Th~d Streets, from
WPL of Locust Street to 66 ft East of EPL of Pine Street, was
opened and read as follows:
Iten #1 505 sq yrs 6n Concrete Slab
" #2 574 sq yllls 42" Steel Mesh
" #3 738 lin ft 3/4" x 6" Expansion
n #4 425 " n 3.18" x 2~.n "
" #5 50 " " 3/4" x 24"Dowel Bars
" #6 50 n " 3/4" x l2ffDowel Sleeves
n #7 L. s. Form Lumber
@ $1.31 $651.55
@ .245 $lA,0.63
@ .09 66.42
@ .05 21.25
@ .07 3.50
@ .11 5.50
@ 20.00 20.00
$908.85
On motion of Starr,
Bids of the Diamond ~ngineering Company.
seconded by Justice, bids were accepted.
Letter from Gordon Shattuck referring to the corrections on the
City Hall Awning having been made by G. I. Awning Company, and the
cost ($21.00) for making such correction should be deducted from
the Atlas Awning and Waterproof Company, in making final payment.
On motion of Kammer, seconded by Cords, report was approved.
Petition for creating Curb & Gutter District on Greenwich Street,
between 8th and 9th Streets, signed by E. F. Terry, Clifford Satterly,
et aI, was presented. On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was
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referred to Street & Alley Committee.
Petition for creating Curb & Gutter District on Cleburn, Elm
and John Streets, signed by Cay Ewoldt, Milo Sopher, et aI, was
presented. On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was referred to
Street and Alley Committee.
Petition for creating Curb ~ Gutter District on Lincoln, Street,
between 9th and lOth Streets, signed by Fred Scott, John Kallos, et aI,
was presented. On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, was referred
to Street & Alley Committee.
Petition for creating Curb & Gutter, District on 13th Street,
between Clark & Broadwell, signed by D. H. Johnson, E. W. Donnelly,
et aI, was presented. On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was
referred to Street & Alley CODuni ttee.
Petition for creating Curb & Gutter District on Division and
Garfield Streets, signed by Diamond E.'ngineering Company, J. I. Merrick,
et aI, was presented. On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was
referred to Street & Alley Committee.
Petition for creating Curb & Gutter District on 6th Street,
from Washington to Adams, signed by L. S. Bate, F. C. Vaughn, et aI,
was presented. On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was referred
to Street & ~lley Committee.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 2, 1940.
~~EREAS, on Sept 4, 1940, a bill was allowed to Diamond Engin-
eering Company for the sum of Five Thousand, Two Hundred Ninety-two
& 39/100 Dollars, ($5,292.39) on the Paving Fund, and
WHEREAS, said bill should have been allowed on the WPA Fund of
the General Fund,
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE ~~YOR AND CITY COUNCIL, that
the sum aT Fifty Two Hundred Ninety -two & 39/100 Dollars, be trans-
ferred from the WPA. Fund of the General Fund to the Paving Fund,
and that the City Clerk be instructed and hereby authorized to issue
warrants on the said Paving Fund to the amount of this transfer.
BB IT FURThER RBSOLVED, that the City Treasurer be directed,
and hereby authorized to transfer the above amount from the WPA
Fund of the General ~und to the Paving Fund.
William A. Gross
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED.
E. C. Kammer
C. J. C01'-ds
FINANCE COMMITTEE
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On motion of Cords~ seconded by Justice~ Resolution eas adopted.
After some discussion on issuance of Paving Bonds, on Motion of
Cords, seconded by Kammer, was referred to Finance COlnmittee, City
Attorney and City Treas, to report back at next regular meeting.
Petition for paving District on Grant Street from Koenig to
Charles Street, signed by M. L. Lewis, E. E. Bilon and E. R", Guendel,
was referred to Street & Alley Committee.
Boeck mentioned there had been some inquiry pertaining to sale
of Testing Station Equipment.
Boeck mentioned the Power District now renting Testing Station /
had made inquiry as to possibility of purchasing same. After some
discussion, was referred to City Property Committee for investigation.
Hardeman reported that V'iPA Form 301 had been approved, with
referrence to demolishing Pier Dance Pavillion and old First Methodist
Church and also erection of Armory Building, City Garage,Building at
Disposal Plant, etc.
Boeck, Lingeman and Factory man, presented facts concerning
recuscitator and the feasibility of purchasing one. On motion of
Boeck, seconded by Olivetti, was referred to Fire Committee to report
back.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Gross, the Council went on
record as approving the move of popular subscription for Iron Lung
purchase, and willing to assist in any way they could legally do so.
Bond of L. L. Mitton, electrician, having been OKed by City
Attorney, on motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice was accepted.
Grand Island, Nebr.
September 23, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Fire Committee to whom was referred th bids on Fire
Hose with power to act.
After careful consideration of the bids we have purchased 500
feet of 2!tf hose from the Island Supply Company and 500 feet of 2!"
hose from the Schuff Tire Company. These two bidders being the lowest
and best bid.
M.A. Olivetti
Julius Boeck
Elias F. Starr.
E. C. Kammer
Fire Committee.
On motion of Boeck, seconded 'by Kammer, report was approved.
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WHEREAS, C. W. Burdick, Water Commissioner of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, has made a report in writing pur~uant ,to
Ordinance No. 1430, giving the names of the owners of record with
a desc!'iption of the several lots, tracts and parcels of land that
are subject to liens under said Ordinance for delinquent charges
for water furnished by the City of Grand Island upon and for said
premises and for the owners thereof, as hereinafter set forth on
October 2, 1940.
THEREFORE, BE !T RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Islan~, Nebraska, that the report of the said Water
Commissioner, certifying the several amounts that are delinquent
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for water charges and are liens upon the respective lots, tracts
and parcels of land, as hereinafter set forth, with the names of
the respective owners of record thereof be, and the same hereby
is, approved; and that a special tax, bearing interest at the rate
of seven per cent per annum from the 20. day of October, 1940 be,
and the same hereby is, levied and assessed against the several
lots, tracts and parcelS of land in the City of Grand Island, Hall
County, Nebraska, pursuant to said Ordinance and report in the
amount set opposite the respective lots, as by said Ordinance pro-
vided. Each of the said several lots, tracts and parcels of land
are assessed as follows:
NAME
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
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Henry W. Locke S. 83 ft.
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Koenig & Wiebe's$26.87
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk of the City of
Grand Island, NebraSka be, and he hereby is, instructed and
directed to forward to the City Treasurer of the City of Grand
Island, Hall County, Nebraska, a certified copy of this Resolution,
dir~cting that the ~mount. assessed against the premises, as shoVl'll
above, be placed upon the Assessment Book and Tax Books of said City
for collection as other taxes.
Respectfully submitted this 20.. day of October, 1940.
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On motion of Justice, seconded. by Gross, resolution was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 2, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify ,that the said Lilley Sand Company and Leo Cole
have completed the work on Gravel District No. 15 in accordance with
the specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska and the said Lilley Sand Company and Leo Cole, which Contract
was dated November 15, 1939.
I further certify that the work completed contains the following
materials, at the unit price set forth in the contract to-wit.
1,485 cu yds Gravel
@ 30~ per yd
Total $445.50
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in conn-
ection with the said Gravel District No. 15.
To Lilley Sand Co. & Leo Cole
To Engineering and Inspection
To Advertising and Publication
$445~50
65.00
140.00
Total $650.00
to be divided as follows:
To the Paving District Fund
To the Paving Fund
$455.35
195.15
Total $650.00
I further reconwend that the City Council sit as a Board of
Equalization on the said District on the 6th day of November, 1940.
Between the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock P. M.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
City Engineer.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, estimate was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Gran~ Island, Nebraska.
October 2, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Company has com-
pleted the work on uravel District No. 18, in accordance with the spec-
ifications and Contract by and between the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
and the Diamond Engineering company watch Contract was dated July 17,
1940.
I further certify that the work completed contains the following
material, at the unit price set forth in the contract to':'wit..
908 cu yds Gravel @ 44~ per yd
$355.52
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in conn-
ection with the said Gravel District No. 18.
To the Diamond Engineering Co.
To Engineering & Inspection
To Advertising & Publication
$399.52
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100.00
$539.52
Total
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To the Paving Fund
$404.65
134.87
$539.52
Total
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a Board of
Equalization on the said District on the 6th day of November, 1940.
Between the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock, p. M.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
City Engineer.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, estimate was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebr.
October 2, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Company has
completed the work on Paving District No. 93 in accordance with
the specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand ISland,
NebI', and the Diamond Engineering Company, which contract was dated
July 24, 1940.
I further certify that the work completed is in accordance with the
plans and specifications set forth in the Contract to-wit.
Lump sum bid of Contract
$ 4,123.93
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in
connection with the said paving district No. 93.
To the Diamond Engineering Company
To Engineering & Inspection
To Advertising and Publication
$ 4,123.93
125.00
63.00
$ 4,311.93
Total
To be divided as follows:
To Paving District Fund
To Paving Fund
$ 3,204.08
1.107.8~
$4,311.93
Total
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a Board of
Equalization on said District on the 20th day of November, 1940.
Between the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock, P. M.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
City Engineer.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, estimate was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 2, 1940..
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineers Estimate for Curb & Gutter District.
No. 67.
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Approx. 700 lin ft Curb & uutter @ BOt Total $210.00
The Cost to the Contractor shall be 09t per ft.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
Ci ty r!.ng ineer.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, estimate was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebr.
October 2, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, yonr Street & Alley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of E. F. Terry, M.Beam and others requesting the creation
of a Curb & Gutter District on both sides of Greenwith street from
8th to 9th street. After careful consideration of the petition we
find that it is correct in all respects. We therefore recommend
that the District be created, that the Estimate of the City Engineer
be accepted and that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for
the Construction of Curb & Gutter District No. 67 according to speci-
fications now on file. Said bids to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M.
October 16, 1940 and then be pub15.Cly opened.
Elias F. Starr
C. H. JUf~tice
C. J. Cords
M. A . Olivetti
Street & Alley ~mmittee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Report was adopted. Roll call
ballot all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 2, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineers Es\timate for Curb ~ Gutter District
No. 68.
Approx. 1,800 lin ft Curb & Gutter @ .30r/: per ft Total $540.00
The Cost to the ~ontractor shall be .09r/: per fot.
hespectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
City .6ngineer.
On motion of btarr, seconded by Justice, Estimate was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 2, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and L.ity Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street and Alley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of Cay Ewolt, Milo Sopher and other requesting the creation
of a Curb & Gutter District in the following location. On both sides
of Anna Street from ~ocust Street to Cleburn Street, on both sides of
Cleburn street from Anna to John street, and along the side and front
of Lot 1 Block 9 Wiebes. After careful consideration of the petition
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the District be created that the estimate of the City Engineer be acc-
epted and that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids for
the construction of Curb & Gutter District no. 68 according to the
~p~cifications now on file. Said bids to be received up to 8 o'clock
P. M. October 16, 1940 and then be publicly opened.
Elias F. Starr
C. II. Justice
C. J. Cords
M. A. Olivetti
Street & Alley Corr~ittee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was adopted. ~ll call
ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 2, 1940
'Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraka.
Gentlemen:
The Following is the Engineer's estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 69.
Approx 700 lin ft Curb & Gutter @ 30c per ft Total $210.00
The cost to the contractor shall be 09~ per ft.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
City Engineer.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, estimate was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 2, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City CounCil,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gen tl emen :
We, your Street & Alley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of Fred T. Scott, John Kallos and others requesting the creation
of a Curb & Gutter District, on Lincoln Street from 9th to 10th street
on both sides. ~fter careful consideration of the petition we find
that it is correct in all respects. We therefore recommend that the
district be created, that the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted
and that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids for the
construction of Curb & Gutter District No. 69 according to the spec-
ifications now on file. Said bids to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M.
October 16, 1940 and then be publicly opened.
El;ias F,:.. S :tarr
C. J. Cordp
M. A.. Olivetti
Street & Alley Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was adopted. Roll call
C. H. Jpstice
ballot, all voting aye.
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Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
The Following is the Engineer's Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District no. 70.
Approx. 1,800 line ft. Curb & Gutter @ 30~ per ft Total $540.00
The Cost to the Contractor shall be .09~ per ft.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
City Engineer
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Estimate was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebr.
October 2, 1940.
'Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street & Alley ~ommittee to whom was referred the
petition of D. H. Johnson, Dale V. Donelly and others asking the
creation of a Curb & Gutter o.n both sides of 13th Street from Clark
Street to Broadwell Ave. On the East side of Lincoln Street from
13th Street north to the alley between 13th & 14th Street. Eter.
careful consideration of the petition we find, that it is correct in
all respects. We therefore recommend that the District be created,
that the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted and that the City
Cler~ be instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of
Curb & Gutter District no. 70 according to the specifications now
on file. Said bids to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. October
16, 1940, and then be publicly opened.
C. J. ~ords
Elias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
C. H. Justice
Street & Alley Committee
On motion of Starr,-:;econded by Justice, report was adopted. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 2, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineer's Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 71.
Approx. 1,900 lin ft Curb & Gutter @ .30~ per ft Total $570.00
The cost to the contractor shall be .09~ per ft.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
City Engineer.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Estimate was adopted.
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October 2, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We your Street & Alley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of Jim Merrick, L. W. Johnson and others asking the creation
of a Curb & Gutter District on both sides of Division Street from
Blaine Street east to the present curb. On the south side of Division
Street from present curb to Garfield street. On the east side of
Garfield Street from Division Street to Koenig Street. On the west
side of Gaffiled Street from Division south to the present curb. After
careful consideration of the petition we find that it is correct in
all respects. We therefore recommend that the District be created,
that the estimate of the City Engineer be accepted and that the City
Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of
Curb & Gutter District No. 71 according to the specifications now on
file. Said bids to be received up to 8 o'clock P. M. October 16,
1940, and then be publicly opened.
C. J. Cords
M. A. Olivetti
Elias F. Starr
C. H. Jystice
Street & Alley Committee
On motion of Starr; seconded by Justice; resport was adopted. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 2, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council;
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
The following is the Engineer's Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 72/
Approx. 900 lin ft Curb & Gutter @ .30~ per ft. Total $270.00
The cost to the Contractor shall be .09~ per foot.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
City Engineer.
On motion of btarr, Seconded by Justice, estimate was adopted.
Grand Island; Nebraska.
October 2; 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
, Gentlemen:
We, your Street & blley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of L. b. Bate, Ed. Glover and others asking the creation of
a Curb & Gutter District in the following location. On both sides
of 6th Street from Adams to Washington Street and along side of Lot 10
Block 15 Wallichs Addition. After careful consideration of the petition
we find that it is correct in all respects. We therefore recommend
that the District be created, that the estimate of the City Engineer
be accepted and that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for
bids for ~he construction of Curb & Gutter District No. 72 according
to the specifications now on file. Said bids to be received up to
8 o'clock P. M. October 16; 1940 and then be publicly opened.
C. J. ~ords
Elias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
C. H. Justice
Street & Alley Committee
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was adopted. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 2, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Street & Alley Committee to whom was re~erred the
request of George Claussen asking to place a CUrb ~idew~lk at his
residence on South Clark Street. After carefully inspecting the site
we find that George Claussen should be given permission to put in a
Curb sidewalk.
C. J. Cords Elias F. Starr
M. A. Olivetti
C. H . Ju s .t j,. c e
street & Alley Committee
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, report was adopted.
Olivetti reported the Government had made request for use of
Polling Booths on the 16th day of October, 1940, for Conscription
Registrations. On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Kammer, permission
was granted for use of Booths.
On motion ofC~rds, seconded by Boeck, City Attorney was instruct-
ed to draw up resolution pertaining to status of City employees who
might be drafted under the Conscription Registration plan.
Claims against the City were read. On motion of Starr, seconded
by Kammer allowed as read, except Mader-Polzell claim of $24.00 for
Traffic Signs. Roll Call Ballot, all voting aye.
On motion of Cords, seconded by Boeck, the matter of compiling
figures with reference to construction cost and operating cost of
Municipal Pool was referred to Finance Committee and City Treasl.1rer.
Ordinance #1784, levying special taxes for construction of Curb
& gutter District #3, was p~ssed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be placed on
its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The
ordinance was read at length and declared passed its fir st reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and de-
clared passed its Becond reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and de-
clared passed its third reading.
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Moved by Starr, seconded by Boeck, that the ordinance be placed
on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by the Council and
signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1785, creating Curb & Gutter District #67, was passed
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Kammer, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting ay~.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Boeck, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1786,creating Curb & Gutter District #68, was passed 0
by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Olivetti, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordi~nce was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Ka~ner, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Kanuner, seconded by Justice, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Kammer, seconded by Gross, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot
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all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1787, creating Curb & Gutter District #69, was
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Kammer, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Kammer, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by
title. Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by
its title and declareEi passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and fir~lly passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1788, creating Curb & Gutter District #70, was
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Cords, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Boeck, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Boeck, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Ordinance #1789, creating Curb & Gutter District #71, was
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by star, seconded by Olivetti, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Kammer, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll cal ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and decla:ced passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by starr, seconded by Karr~er, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Ell call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1790, creating Curb & i..Iutter District #72, was
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and decla,red passed its first
reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Cords, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared'passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, sBconded by Boeck, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Cords, that the ordir~ance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1791, amending side Yard of Zoning Ordinance #1585,
was passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Moved by Starr, seconded by Boeck, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Cords, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declc;.red passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Boeck, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, ,all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Cords, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Starr mentioned the parking situation at Rider Park and
requested that there.be ftNoParking" signs posted along north and
east side and that police be instructed to keep cars and trucks
from parking.
On motion of Starr, Council adjourned.
October 2, 1940.
F. S. White,
Ci ty Clerk.
I Amt. Approp. 135,830.06
Re-Approp & Trans 2.17~.00
138,005..00
Park Fund 15,000.00
Police Fund 37,.4.00.00
Cemetery Fund 9,500.00
Fire Fund 37,000.00
Paving Fund 7,500.00
Music Fund .3,000.00
Total Approp. 245,230.00
Re-Approp & Trans 3.775.00.
249,005.00
Ice Fund
I Water Fund
. Light Fund
Sewer District
Paving District
GENERAL FUND
To Pay Co. Treas.
. Salaries
Street & Alley
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Sewer
Engineer
Incidentals
Municipal Pool
Recreation
WPA Program
Airport
Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
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APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO OCT. 3, 1940.
APPROPRIATED
$ 5,000.00
14,525.00
RE-APPROP.
TRANSFERS
EXPENDED BALANCE
t 5,000.00
2,611.50 12,388.50
4,263.58 12,336.42
1,039.85 5,560.15
5,309.72 22,190.28
834, 86 5,665.14
3,215.07 12,784.93
2,902.37 2,097.63
477 . 80 3,522.20
7,887.30 5,112.70
870.83 5,229.17
122.81 11,377.19
5,205.00
47~.00
15,000.00
16,600.00
6,600.00
27,500.00
6,500.00
15,000.00
1.000.00
16,000.00
5,000.00
4,000.00
13,000.00
5,900.00
200.00
6,100.00
11,500.00
4,705.00
500.00
5,205.00
2,175.0C)'
29,53.5.69 108,469.3i
1.000.0Q
16,000.00
600.00
38,000.00
3,858.64
12,141.36
7,139.54
3,576.25
6,147.20
2,676.64
30,860.46
5,923.75
30,852.80
4,823..36
.3,000.00
3,775.00
47,641.57 201,363.43
5,197.92
16,899.81
21,899.47
563.47
8.491.82
105,986.45
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. White,
Ci ty Clerk.
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October 16, 1940
Council met as a Board of Equalization, "His Honor," the Mayor
presiding. All Councilmen anslvered at roll call except Col1,,,e11 , t'\Tho
was absent on account of illness.
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of theCity of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice thereof that we find the total cost of the construction
of Curb and Gutter District No. 42 to be the sum of $277.20;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of $277.20; and that we find the benefits
accruing to the respective tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
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LOT BLOCK ADDITION
AMOUNT
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S.82 ft.
N.50 ft.
85 Original Town
85 n
85 n
86 n
86 n
101 Railroad
101 It
101 "
100 ft
TOTAL
Francis c. stewart
Anna Gonka
William Lohlaann
st. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Church
Mary Kaufmann
Ruth A. Huwaldt
John Winters
James A. Duffy~: ~ishop
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8
8
4
5
1
1
8
4
39.60
24.60
15.00
39.60
39.60
10.80
28.80
39.60
39.60
277.20
S.36 ft.
N. 96 ft.
Fr.
Respectfully submitted this
of October, 1940.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, the Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
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Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting asa Board of Equalization after
due notice thereof that we find the total cost of the constructicn
of Curb and Gutter District No. 43 to be the sum of $197.94;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the s~ of $197.94; and that we find the benefits
accruing to the respective tracts.. and parcels of land in said
district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
OIIVNER
Frank L. & Esther Tripe
Fred J. & Katherine Hintz
Nebraska State Bldg. & Loan
Grand Island Trust Company,
Trustee
'Respectfully submitted
Ass'n.
LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
1 40 Russell Wheeler 55.44
10 40 n 63.30
5 39 n 39.60
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39.60
$ 197.94
TOTAL
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, the Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all vot1ng aye.
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Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice thereof that we find the total fcost of the construction
of Curb and Gutter District No. 44 to be the sum of $158.40;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of $158.40; and that we find the benefits
accruing to the respective tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
OWNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
AMOUNT
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
158.40
Chris Michelsen
E. W. Linnemann
William F. Loescher
Martha E. Allen
1
9
5
6
12 H. G. Clark's
12 "
11 "
11 "
TOTAL
Respectfully submitted this 16th Day of October, 1940.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
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Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice thereof that we find the total cost of the construction
of Curb and Gutter Distnct No. 45 to be the sum of $902.88;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of $902.88; and that we: find the benefits
accruing to the respective tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sum set opposite the several desc~ptions as
follows:
OWNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
William T. & Arizona Foley 1
John A. & Christina M. Horstmann 2
Ernest Schlitgus, Sr. 3
Ernest Schlitgus, Sr. 4
James V. Rogers 5
School District of Grand Island 1
School District of Grand Island 2
School District of Grand Island 3
School District of Grand Island 4
School District of Grand Island 5
Martha E. Allen 6
Mabel & Mina Searson 7
Equitable B~dg. & Loan Ass'n. 8
R. S. Wenger 9
L. Vern Greenwood 10
Ida L. Thompson Fr. 6
Augusta Nietfeldt 7
Jesse B. Kanouff 8
E. W. Linnemann 9
Augusta Suck 1
August F. Herman 2
Florence Black 3
Hazel J. Potts, et 81 4
Clyde C. Campbell 5
Leighton W. Thomas NA 1
Leighton W. Thomas NI 2
Paul C. Huston 3
Minnie Murphy 4
Lottie Campbell 5
Homer & Maybelle Richards 6
George L. Mattke 7
William D. & Florence A. Thuernagle 8
Vera A. Clopine 9
Carrie G. ~bitesell 10
C. Fred & Erma A. Uebel 6
Eddie G. & May Hank 7
L. D. Gamble 8
9
9
9
9
9.
10
10
10
10
10
11 H.
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
13
13
13
13
13
14
14
14
14
14
20
20
20
20
20
4
4
4
Wal1ich's
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G. Clark'S
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Fairview Park
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Wallich's
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AMOUNT
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
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OVVNER LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
. David E. Magnuson 9 4 Wa1lich's 15.84
John Franklin Harris 10 4 " 15.84
Harold C. &, Ada Cain 6 5 n 15.84
I George &, Clara M. Roth 7 5 " 15.84
Anna L. Schroeder 8 5 " 15.84
Edward L. Chapman 9 5 " 15.84
Edward L. Chapman 10 5 " 15.84
G. N. Smith 6 Fr. 6 " 15.84
Lillian L. &, Erick Holmes 7 " 6 " 15.84
Clarence E. Brown Fr. 8 " 6 " 15.84
Mary Florke Fr. 9 " 6 " 15.84
C. Fred Uebel &: Emma A. Uebel Fr. 10 " 6 " 15.84
Anna Fuss Fr. 1 ft 7 " 15.84
Harold H. &, Ruby M. Mendenhall Fr. 2 tt 7 " 15.84
Mel vina Morgan 3 tt 7 " 15.84
Walter & Thelma Harfst 4 7 " 15.84
Leroy C. Brown 5 7 " 15.84
Bert E. Phillips N. 91.8 ft. 1 8 " 15.84
Mary Florke 2 8 " 15.84
Peter & Laura Walbrecht 3 8 " 15.84
Lena M. Arbogast 4 8 " 15.84
Daniel W. Cronin 5 8 " 15.84 __
TOTAL $ 902.88 ..
Respectfully submitted this 16th day of October, 1940.
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, the Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
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Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice thereof that we find the total cost of the construc-
tion of Curb and Gutter District No. 46 to be the sum of $633.60;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of $633.60; and that we find the benefits
accruing to the respective tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
OWNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
AMOUNT
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
Clifford W. & Irma Riggs
John Nielsen
John & Alex Fuss
Alfred L. Mader
Lawr.ence F. & Minnie Kuck
Earl D. & Frieda M. Gilmore
Fred Griffin
Lea C. Lacey
Henry Westphal
Nicolaus Claussen
Stella Tift
Cla.ra Hadlock
Opal Watson Morhaire &
Anna L. Watson Fr
George & Opal McMullen
Anna Fuss Fr
Clyde C. Campbell Fr
1
10
5
6
5
6
1
10
1
10
5
6
10
5
1 Frac
5
3 Rollins
3 n
4 "
4 n
10 n
10 n
11 "
11 "
14 "
14 n
15 "
15 "
2 " 39.60
1 Cottage Place 39.60
23 Fairview Park 39.60
13 H. G. Clark's 39.60
TOTAL $ 633.60
Respectfully submitted this 16th day of October, 1940.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Kammer, the Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
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Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization
after due notice thereof that we find the total cost of the
construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 47 to be the sum
of $99.00; that we find the benefits accruing to the real
estate in said district to be the sum of $99.00; and that we
find the benefits accruing to the respective tracts and parcels
of land in said district to be the sum set opposite the several
descriptions as follows:
OWNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION AI'iIOUNT
10 16 Fairview Park 18.60
10 16 Tt 21.00
5 17 IT 19.80
6 17 Tt 39.60
TOTAL em 99.0'0
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Home Owners' Loan Corp.
N. 62 ft.
George Todsen S. 70ft.
Agnes Janak Si
Harriet N. Neumayer
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, the Resolution was
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Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice thereof that we find that total cost of the cOllstruction
of Curb and Gutter District No. 48 to be the sum of $237.60 ;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of $237.60; and that we find the benefits
accruing to the respective tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the SUln set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
OWNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
International Harvester
fT
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fT
fT
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Laucille Glover
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T!
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6
7
8
9
10
6
7
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
5
Co.
7
7
7
7
7
8
8
8
8
8
20
20
20
20
20
Baker's
fT
fT
ff
T!
fT
TT
II
tl
ft
II
II
tl
ft
n
TOTAL
16.20
15.60
15.60
15.60
16.20
16.20
15.60'
15.60
15.60
16.?0
16.20
15.60
15.60
15.60
16.20
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Respectfully
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti Resolution was
adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
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Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice thereof that we find the total cost of the construction
of Curb and Gutter District No. 49 to be the sum of $1074.99;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of $1074.99; and that we find the benefits
accruing to the respective tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as
folloW's:
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
OWNER
Martin J. Kelly, Trustee
Edward E. & Mignon Brooks
Minnie R. Hoffman
Ernest O. & Anna L. Reher
H. P. Hansen
Margaret Maloney
Equitable Bldg. & Loan Ass'n.
Anna Fischer, et a1
Joy F. & Adda F. Sipple
Walter Speck
Anna H. M. Aye
Elizabeth Wiechman
ft ft
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N. P. Sondergard
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7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
5
6
7
8
Oren C. & Mabel H. Roos
Joseph J. Waite
Mary C. Loop
Arthur L. Bottorf
Wayne G. & Mildred M. Mendenhall
Flora B. Boyll
P. J. Lavery
The Chicago Lumber Co. of Omaha
David Alexander
Harry & Hulda Ewoldt
Maude B. Houck
O. Lynn Haller & Constance Ethel
Haller 9
John & Boma Ditter 10
Paul T. WelleS 1
Chicago Lumber Co. of Omaha 2
William E. & Edna May White 3
Edmond & Charlotte Brosseau W50 ft~ 4
William E. ~bite E. 2.8 ft.
Marquis D. Wallar
Harry J. & Dortha Rauert
Millie M. Kelley
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division of Bl.
1 of Gilbert's
2nd
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
7
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Gilbert's 2nd
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"
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"
"
"
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AlVIOUNT
31.80
15.84
15.84
45.27
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
55.44
39.60'
39.60
55.44
15.84
55.44
55.44
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
55.44
39.60
55.44
15.84
15.84
15~84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.00
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55.44
39.60
55.44
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OWNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
Gilbert's
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37"
4 7 "
5 7 ff
10 7 "
TOTAL
AMOUNT
15.84
15.84
15.84
15.84
39.60
$1074.99
2nd
Raymond W. Fillmore
Home Owners' Loan Cornoration
E. R. Gier ~
Estate Samuel C. Huston
Fred K. & Laura M. Gier
Respectfully submitted this 16th day of October, 1940.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, Resolution vlaS
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
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Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice thereof that we find the total cost of the construction
of Curb and Gutter District No. 50 to be the sum of $633.60;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of $633.60; and that we find the benefits
accruing to the respective tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
OVlfNER
LOT
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8
4
5
4
5
1
8
BLOCK ADDITION
AMOUNT
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
39.60
A. B. Newell
W. M. & Sylvia M. Wiper
Marce & Alta Witzenburg
Eva Boyden
William Vie$, Estate
Rose M. Scott Fr
Vernon & Edna L. Rice
Amelia H. Mattke, et al
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7
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Arnold Place
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Subdivision Lot 13
16, pt. of 8, 11, 12,
14, co. sub. SE, SW
Sec. 16, 11, 9
39.60
William c. Ferguson
N. 76 FT: 15 " " II 22.80
Theckla Goehring
S 56 Ft 15 " " " 16.80
Frederick M. Glade
N. 66 Ft: 16 " " " 19.80
Dixie D. Glade
S. 66 Ft 16 " " " 19.80
Pearl Gimple pt. 22 " " " 39.60
Dortha Brandt Hall
N. 75.8 ft. 10 Cedar Park 22.74
City of Grand Island
S. 56.2 17 (part lot) Co. Sub. SEe , SW.
Sec. 16, 11, 9 16.86
Hinrich Hargens 1 25 Wiese Add. 39.60
Emma Spry 4 133 Koenig & Wiebes 39.60
Elsie :M. Marth, et al 5 133 " " 39.60
. Harold C. & Myrle May Wasmer &
Men'CM~ 10 25 / Wasmer's Annex to
1st Add. 39.60
TOTAL 633.60
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Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice thereof that we find the total cost of the construction
of Curb and Gutter District No. 51 to be the sum of $134.64; that
we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district
to be the sum of $134.6Ld and that we find the benefits accuring
to the respective tracts and parcels of land in said district to
be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
OWNER LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
Ed M. Roberts 1 28 Russel Wheeler's 15.84
Elma V. Kent Tilley 2 28 " 15 . 84
" 3 28 tT 15.84
Grand Island Trust Company,
Trustee 4 28 tT 15.84
Grand Island Trust Company,
Trustee 5 28 tT 15.84
Emma Rembolt I'rei, et al 6 40 Tl 15.84
James B. & Emelia T. Kellogg 7 40 fI 15.8.4,
Vessie Ramsthel 8 40 Tl 15.84
Albert L. Ramsthel w. 26.4
ft. 9 40 Tl 7.92
TOTAL 134: 64 -
Respectfully submitted
this 16th day of October, 1940.
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot all voting aye. .
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Justice, the Council adjourned
as a Board of Equalization.
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October 16, 1940
Council met in regular session, "His Honor,/l The Mayor,
presiding. All Councilmen answered at roll call except Colwell
who was absent on account of illness.
Hinutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
Communication of Arch ~'l. Jarrell, with reference to Trans-
ferring to the City of' Grand Island, title in an "Iron Lung"
and auxiliary equipment, including povver plant and resuscitator
bought with funds publicly subscribed.
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WHEREAS, the Grand Island Daily Independent of Grand Island,
Nebraska has sponsored and solicited a certain fund for the
purchase of an iron lung and auxiliary equipment, including power
plant and resuscitator, for and on behalf of the citizens of Grand
Island, Nebraska, and the surrounding community, and
WHEREAS, the title to said iron lung and auxiliary equipment,
including power plant and resuscitator, is to be transferred
to the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, and
WHEREAS, the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska is
desirous of and willing to accept the responsibility of caring for,
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housing, maintaining the equipment, and furnishing the transporta-
tion for the same, for the use and benefit of the citizens of
Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, and the surrounding community,
and
WHEREAS, any monies left over and remaining in the iron lung
fund when the above equipment has been purchased, will be given to
the City of Grand Island, to be used towards the maintenance of
said equipment, and
WHEREAS, it is necessary that the Mayor appoint an Advisory
Committee for the handling of said iron lung and auxiliary equip-
ment, inclUding power plant and resuscitator, and furnishing of
transportation and housing of the same.
BE IT, THEREFORE, RESOLVED" that the Mayor and City Council of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska do hereby accept said iron lung
and auxiliary equipment, including power plant and resuscitator,
for and on behalf ~-bene~a..t of the citizens of Grand Island,
Nebraska and surrounding community, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor be, and he hereby is,
authorized and instructed to appoint an Advisor-'y Committee for
the handling of said iron lung and auxiliary equipment, including
power plant and
, the maintenance thereof, the housing
of the same, and the tra
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adopted. Roll call ba.llot all voting aye.
Bids on Curb & Gutter Di stricts I'lere opened and read as
follovls:
Curb & Gutter Diot. #67 A})prox 700 lin ft @ 09~ $ 63.00
. II II II II n ... rl II 1800 lin ft @ '-'9 I 162.00
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II II tI II #70 11 1800 1in ft @ 09~ 162.00
II " II II #71 II 1900 1in ft @ 09~ 171.00
II II II II #72 11 900 1in ft @ 09si 81.00
Bids all of the Diamond Engineering Company, there being no
other bids on Curb & Gutter, on motion of Starr, seconded by
Justice, contract \<las av..rarded to Diamond Engineering Company.
Roll Call Ballot, all voting aye. A. Cert,ified Check for
$40.00 accompanied the bid.
Protest on Curb & Gutter District #66, on both sides of
12th ~treet, from Sycamore to the Burlington right of way,
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Marian V. Byrom et aI, was presented. On motion of Starr,
seoonded by Olivetti, was referred to Street and Alley Committee.
RE SOL UTI 0 N
WHERE:AS, the Union Pacific Railroad Company has tendered
to the City of Grand Island, state of Nebraska, an agreement
extending to December 31, 1941, the term of contract dated
December3l, 1932, as amended and extended, covering the furnishing
and delivery of ice to the Railroad Company by the City of Grand
Island; said agreement being identified as Union Pacific Railroad
Company's Contract Department No.6l90-R; and
wHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said
proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and
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consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said
City of Grand Island will be subserved by the acceptance of said
agreement;
THE:REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, S'l'tiTE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of tte agreement submitted by the Union
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Pacific Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby
accepted in behalf of said City;
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered
and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City,
and that the City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and
directed to attest said agreement and to attach to eacll duplicate
original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolution.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, Resolution was adopted.
Petition for a Curb & Gutter District on both sides of 11th
street, from Lincoln Street to Washington street, signed by L. F.
Wise, Ed. Ewoldt, et al was presented. On motion of Gross, seconded
by Starr, was referred to the street and Alley Committee.
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WHEREAS, the time of emergency exists in our Country, and y
WHEREAS, the President and Congress have passed a law
conscripting men of certain ages, and
WHEREAS, several men in the City's employ will probably
be called up for service under the Selective Training and
Service Act of 1940, and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Mayor and City COQDcil
of the City of Grand Island to give assurance to such of the
City employees as are called under such Selective Training and
Service Act of 1940 that they shall retain their positions if
and when discharged under said Selective Training and Service
Act of 1940.
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BE IT, THEREFORE, RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska that all men now in the
City's employ who shall be called up under the Selective Train-
ing and Service Act of 1940 be and they hereby are assured that
so far as possible the Mayor and City Council of Grand Island,
Hall County, Nebraska will restore to the men selected under
said Selective Training and Service Act of 1940 to the same
position he or they now hold, or a position of like status, and
during the year that he or they shall be deemed to be on leave
of absence they shall be re-employed providing they or he so
selected under said Act shall have an honorable record of service
with the Government and such other, further and different
conditions as may be deemed advisable.
at Grand Island, Nebraska this 16th day of October,
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WHEREAS, C. W. Burdick, Water Commissioner of the City of
Grand ISland, Nebraska, has made a report in writing pursuant
to Ordinance No. 1430, giving the names of the owners of record
with a description of the several lots, tracts and parcels of
land that are subject to liens under said Ordinance for delin-
quent charges for water furnished by the City of Grand Island
upon and for said premises and for the o~mers thereof, as here-
inafter set forth on October 16th, 1940,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand ISland, Nebraska, that the report of the said
Water Commissioner, certifying the several amounts that are de-
linquent for water charges and are liens upon the respective lots,
tracts and parcels of land, as hereinafter set forth, with the
names of the respective owners of record thereof, be, and the same
is hereby approved; and that a special tax, bearing interest at
the rate of seven per cent per annum from the 16th day of October,
1940, be, and the same is hereby levied and assessed against the
several lots, tracts and parcels of land in the City of Grand
ISland, Hall County, Nebraska, pursuant to said Ordinance and
report in the amount set opposite the respective lots, as by said
Ordinance provided. Each of the said several lots, tracts and
parcels of land are assessed as follows:
N.~E
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
AMO~T
$57.81
$ 8.35
Mrs. A. C. Scott
8,9 15
14 5
Evans Addition
Pleasant Hill Add.
Richard Tolle
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska be, and he is hereby instructed and di-
rected to forward to the City Treasurer of the City of Grand
Island, Hall County, Nebraska, a certified copy of this Reso-
lution, directing that the amount assessed against the premises,
as shown above, be placed upon the Assessment Book and Tax
Books of said City for collection as other taxes.
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Respectfully submitted this 16th day of October, 1940.
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On motion of Justice, seconded by Olivetti, Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
To the Honorable mayor and City Council,
of the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, your committee on City Property do hereby recommend
that a salary of $15.00 per month, beginning September 1, 1940,
be paid to Charles Gillham for the care and keep of the Dog
Pound and other extra work required of him at the City Dump
grounds, same to be in addition to the salary received by the
said Charles Gillham from Homer Millspough the contractor who
is removing certain materials from the City Dump.
Respectfully submitted this 16th day of October, 1940.
Julius Boeck
C. H. Justice
M. A. Olivetti
Committee on City Property
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Cords, report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all v6ting aye.
An Agreement entered into by and between Homer C. Millspaugh
of Lincoln, Nebraska, and the City of Grand Island, permitting
removal of waste material consisting of Automobile bodies, auto-
mobile fenders and other parts of automobiles, from the City
Dump; also the City to pay the said Homer Millspaugh $60.00 per
month for the services of one other employee"y that either party
may giv':! notice to the other party to terminate this agreement
at any time, and said agreement shall stand terminated thirty (30)
days after the giving of said notice, and said agreement shall be
in full force and effect during said thirty (30) day period.
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On motion of Justice, seconded by Olivetti, the agreement
was approved, and the Mayor and City Olerk authorized to sign
papers. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
October 16, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Water and Light to whom was referred
the request of the merchants of Grand Is12nd for decorating the
Streets by electric stringers during the Christmas season, beg
to recommend that these decorations be furnished and installed
through the City Light Department as heretofore furD~shed.
C. H. Justice
Julius Boeck
William A. Gross
On motion of Justice, seconded by Olivetti, report was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
After discussion of partial payment of $1200.00 to Mrs.
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Wrn. Pahl for purpose of payment of mortgage on home, on motion
of Justice, seconded by Gross, was referred to City Attorney,
Ice, Water & Light Committee and Mr..Burdick, to report back
at next meeting. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
A petition for Curb & Uutter District on Clark Street,
from 9th to 10th street on both sides of the Street, signed by
Mrs. Emma Kroeger~, and Wm. Lohman, was pr2lsented. on motion of
Starr, seconded by Justice, was referred to Street and Alley
Committee.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 16, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We your Street and Alley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of Emma Kroeger and Wm. Lohman asking the creation of a
Curb & Gutter District on both sides of Clark Street, from 9th to
lOth Street, after careful consideration of the petition, we find
that it is correct in all respects, we therefore recommend that
the district be created, that the Estimate of the City Engineer
be accepted and that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for
bids for the cQnstruction of Curb & Gutter District No. 73 accord-
ing to the specifications now on file. Said bids to be received
up to 8 o'clock P. M. November 6, 1940 and then be publicly opened.
Elias Ii'. Starr
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
__ M. A. Olivetti
Street &" Alley C~mmitfee
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On motion of starr, seconded by Justice, report 'as adopted.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 16, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City CounCil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is thec.ngineer's Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 73.
Approx 700 Lin ft. Curb & Gutter @ 30~ per ft Total $210.00
The cost to the L;ontractor shall be .09~ per ft.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
City Engineer.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, estimate was adopted.
After some discussion on damages to Viaduct due to truct
runnin.g into guard rail, Hardeman recommended damages be referred
to City Attorney with authority to collect same from Insurrance
Company.
starr reported that the Geddes Funeral Home had made a
request for No Parking Signs to be placed in 200 Block on
East Second Street.
Appointment was made of Mrs. E. ~. Farnsworth to serve on
the Library Board for a term of five years. On motion of Justice,
seconded by Boeck, appointment was approved. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye.
Petition of Curb & uutter ~istrict in 1000 Block West
Twelfth 8treet, between Greenwich and Lincoln Streets; both
sides thereof, and signed by Floyd L. lJarling, R. H. Davis, et aI,
was presented. On motion of starr, seconded by Justicej<referred
to Street & Alley ~ommittee.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 16, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We your street & Alley Committee to whom was referred the
petition of F. L. lJarling, R. H. Davis and others asking the creation
of a Curb & Gutter District on both sides of 12th Street from Lincoln
to Greenwich street, after careful consideration of the petition, we
find that it is correct in<all resDects. We therefore recommend
that the District be created, that~the estim.ate of the City Engineer
be accepted and that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for
bids for the construction of Curb & Gutter District No. 74, accord-
ing to the plans and specifications now on file. Said bids to be
received up to 8 o'clock P. M. November 6, 1940, and then be
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publicly opened.
Elias F. &tarr
M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
C. H. Ju.:;:tice
Street &,Al1ey Committee.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
October 16, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City 1,.,0urlCil,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
TIle following is the Engineer's Estimate for Curb & Gutter
District No. 74.
Approx 700 lin ft Curb & Gutter @ 30~ per ft Total $210.00
The cost to the Contractor shall be 09rt p2r ft.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H . Hardeman,
Ci ty l1.ngineer.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, estimate was adopted.
Bills were read, on motion of Starr, second-3d by Justice,
approved as r3ad. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
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Ordinance #1792, levying special taxes Lor Sewer Di~;trict #lS17
was passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed iis first
reading.
Moved by starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Kalmner, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by title and declared
passed its third reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Gross, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1793, levying Special Taxes for the construction
of Curb & Gutter District #42, was passed by the Council and signed
by; the Mayor.
Moved by Gross, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Olivetti, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Ordinance #1794, levying Special Taxes for the construction of
Curb & Gutter District #43, was passed by the Council and signed by
the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on itw second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the tules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was rea.d by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1795, levying special taxes for the construction of
Curb & Gutter District #44, was passed by the Council and signed
by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by
title. Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by
its title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded b~ Justice, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was re~d by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Ordinance #1796, levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
construction of Curb and Gutter District No. 45, was pa~:sed by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seoonded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and.
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finall~ passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1797, levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
construction of Curb and Gutter District #46, was passed by the
Cruncil and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and declared
passed its third reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Olivetti, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Ordinance #1798, levying special taxes for the construction of
Curb & Uutter District #47, was passed by the Council and signed by
the Mayor.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Olivetti, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be plac2d on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read by its
title and ddclared passed its second reading.
Moved by Justice, sec':mded by Olivetti, that the rul,;,;s be
suspended and the ordinance be plac~d on its third reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all votins aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared Dassed its third reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Olivetti, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance # 1799, levying special taxes for the construction of
Curb & Gutter .i.Jistrict #48, was passed by the Council and signed by
the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Justice, see nded by Kammer, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed apd approved by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Ordina.nce #1800, levying special taxes to pay for the construction
of Curb and Gutter District #49, was passed by the Council and signed
by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Olivetti, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Gross, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call balJot,
all voting aye. TLe ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the ~ayor.
Ordinance #H~Ol, levying special taxes to pay for the construction
of Curb and Gutter District #50, was passed by the Council and signed
by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
II Moved by Justice, secon~ed by Kammer, that the rules be
~ suspended and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title.
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Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Gross, that tlp~ ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Ma7\ or.
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Ordinance #1804, creating Curb & Gutter District #73, was
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinRnce was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, that the rules be
;uspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The.prdinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Olivetti, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1805, creating Curb a.nd Gutter District #74, was
passed by th~ Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be pla.ced
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by
title. Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read
by its title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally pssed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
Oct. 16, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Company has
completed the work on Paving uistrict No. 94 in accordance with the
specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska and the Diamond Engineering Company which contract was
dated August 7, 1940.
I further certify that the work completed is in accordance to
the plans and specifications set forth in the contract to-wit.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in
connection with the said Paving ""'istrict No. 94.
To the Diamond Engineering Co.
To Engineerir~ & Inspection
To Advertising & Publication
$ 4,806.04
100.00
50.00
$ 4,956.04
Total
To be divided as follows:
To Paving District Fund
To Paving Fund
$ 3,538.82
-1:.~.22
$ 4;956.04
Total
I further recommend that the City ~ouncil sit as a Board of
Equalization on said uistrict No. 94 on the 20th day of November,
1940 between the hours of 7:30 and 8:00 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
Ci ty l:!ingineer. r
Motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, the Estimate was adopted.
Moved by Gross, seconded by Olivetti, the Council adjourn.
F. 1::). Whi t e ,
CitY,Clerk.
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November 6, 1940
Council met as a Board of Equalization on Gravel Districts #15 &
18. "His Ho.nor, 'I the Mayor presided. All Councilmen present except
Colwell who was ill. Resolutions on levy & Assessment were read is
follows:
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR and 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 construction of Gravel District #15 to be the total sum
of ~) ~,320. 02; that we find the benefits accruing to the real
estate in said district to be the SlIm of $ 320.02 , 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
respective lots, tracts and parcels of land as follows, to-wit:
OWNER
Lottie G. Waterman
Albert O. Row
" " "
Nitzel & Company
August Stoldt
ff II
LOT BLOCK
1 4
2 4
3 4
4 4
5 4
6 4
Carl Winfred Lumbard &
Harriet Lumbard, E. 22 ft.
" " ff W. 22 ft.
Charlie & Minnie A. Bossert,
W. 44 ft.
Henry Ehlers, E. 44 ft.
Franz & Amanda Pfluckhahn
Nancy & Hanny Lindemann
Edward B. Hostler
Archie & Anna Heiberg
Gus Cornelius, et al
Anna M. Goetsch
Ralph & Anna Heyde
Henry Husen
Claus Hennings Estate
Adelheit Hilmer
Ella Blunk, et al
I. K. McFarland
Krescentia Stauss
Caroline M. Wicker
Krescentia Stauss
fl "
George F. & May Alexander
"tf tI "
Gus Sander & Maggie Beach
Claus Luebbe
Carl Baasch Estate
Fritz Vieth
Emil Wiese
Ella E. G. Lucks
Adolph Boehm
" TI
John Claussen
" "
Warren F. & Thelma
John Claussen
Orn H.& Anna Mae
~. 66"ft."
R. Kensinger
7
8
7
8
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3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
"
DaVidson,
", S. 66 ft
7
8
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5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
ADDITION
Windolph's
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4
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II
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Windolphfs
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A-lVIO UNT
1.75
.75
.75
1.75
3.00
2.00
.67
1.00
1.33
2.00
1.75
.75
.75
1.75
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
1.75
.75
.75
1.75
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
1.75
.75
.75
1.75
3.00
2.00
2.00
3..00
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
1.25
1.75
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RESOLUTION Continued
OWNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
Harry S. & Winifred A.
Marsh, N. 66 ft. "
" " " "N. 66 ft.
William R. Francis
" " "
Anna Schimmer
Otto Springsguth
Mildred F. Thompson & Marian
V. Byram- 5
"" " " "" 6
Richard Erdbruger 7
Charles Andrew Oliver 8
Joseph P. Stiller & Anna 1
Frieda Clausen 2
Ray V. & Helen M. Hasselgesser 3
Herman Reimer Jungclaus N.76 ft.4
Guido O. & Dora A. Nelson,
S. 64 ft.
Augusta Suck
" "
August Niedfelt
Joseph P. & Anna Stiller
Edwin W. & Ruby A. Keiss
Herman C. Peters, et al
William Max Theodore Richter &
wife
Joseph P. & Anna Stiller
Ada Lambert
" "
Michael Lingeman
S. C. Huston
William Detlefsen
" II
William Detlefsen
G. E. Oliver & Anna L. Oliver
William Detlefsen
" II E 6 ft.
Henry & Martha Meyer W. 60 ft.
Herman Knuth
Juergen Knuth
Thomas M. Ball E. 49 ft.
Renry stange W. 17 ft.
" "
Arthur Knuth
Lydia M. Dormer
Carrie Moms~
Krescentia Stauss
" "
" "
F. M. Bartling
Lawrence H. & Thelma Hessel-
gesser
George J. Claussen
William F. Barta
George V. & Hazel Pedersen
F. M. Bartling
"" "
"" "
Francis G. & L. Erman Congrove,
N! of
Robert Geo. Meyer & Wanda Belle
Meyer, S! of
7
8
1
2
3
4
8
8
9
9
9
9
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
9
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
14
14
14
14
15
15
15
15
15
16
16
16
16
16
17
17
17
17
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
1
2
2
3
4
1
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7.
8
9-10 1
9-10 1
Winc101ph's
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B,artlings
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AMOUNT
.50
1.50
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
2.31
.69
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
.11
1.14
1.25
1.25
.94
.31
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
3.00
1.75
1.41
1.75
3.00
3.00
1.75
1.41
1.96
2.79
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RESOLUTION Continued
OWNER
John Pedersen, N. 85 ft.
Frank Pedersen S. 49 ft.
William F. Barta
Emma Demmann Est.
Emma Demmann Est.
Adele Boehm, N. 2 ft.
F. M. Bartling S. 82 Ft.
George J. Claussen
F. M. Bartling
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Frank J. Pedersen
Berman W. Behnke, 66x132 Pt.
n
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Barold Phelan
John Hehnke
" "
f1 "
John Claussen
John Behnke
Grand Island Trust Co.,
l32x132
John Behnke
Elizabeth Doll
f1 "
Minnie Leschinsky & Elizabeth
Doll
Carsten & Mathilda Peers
Minnie Kay
George A. & Edwin G. Klein-
kauf
EqUitable Bldg. & Loan Ass'n.
Dietrich Brase
" "
Frank B. Brase
Benry J. & Edna J. Bremers
Harry R. McMullen
Aaron Willis
Edwin J.Wolbach, Trustee
Walter W. & Clara Powell
Home Owners' Loan Corporation
Fritz Bergholz, J~~)
Theresa Gardner-{
Ernst Bergholz . ~
Fritz & Marie Bergholz ~
Richard Bergholz Estat~
Florence O. Kleinkauf W!
Alma H. Workman E!
Ella Wartens1eben
Elfrieda Bartenbach, et al
Herman Nelson
" "
" "
Paul C. & Hazel F. Huston
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
AMOUNT
"
1 2 Bartling's
12"
2 2 "
3 2 n
Pt. of NEt of NEt Sec.
21-11-9, 50x124
5 2 Bartling's
52"
6 2 n
7 2 ."
8 2 "
9 2 "
10 2 It
Lot 15 Co. Sub. Sec. 16-119
& Pt. NE. NE. 21-11-9
Lot 15 Co. Sub. Sec. 16-11-9
& Pt. NE. NE. 21-11-9
Lot 15 Co. Sub. Sec. 16--11-
9 & Pt. NE.NE. 21-11-9
Lot 15 Co. Sub. Sec. 16-11-
9 & Pt. NE. NE. 21-11-9
Pt. Lot 15 Co. Sub. Sec. 16-
11-9
Pt. Lot
9
2.00
1.00
1.75
1.41
2.1.3
.04
2.83
3.00
1.75
1.41
1.75
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
"
It
3.00
15 Co. Sub. Sec. 16-11
2.00
Pt. Lot 15 Co. Sub. Sec. 16-
11-9 5.00
1 3 Wiebe's 1.75
2 3 n .75
3 3 " .75
4 3 " 1.75
1 4 " 1.75
2 4 " .75
3 4 " .75
4 4 " 1.75
1 5 n 1.75
2 5 " .75
3 5 tf .75
4 5 tf 1.75
5 5 " 3.00
6 5 tf 2.00
7 5 tl 2.00
8 5 " 3.00
1 6 " 1.75
2 6 " .75
3 6 " .75
4 6 " 1.75
5 6 " 3.00
6 6 " 2.00
7 6 n 1.00
7 6 tl 1.00
8 6 " 3.00
5 7 " 2.50
B Jone's Sub. .37
C " " .88
D " " .88
E " " .37
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Wilhelm F. Gulzow fr
William Bergholz
John L. Hintz
Ernest C. Schultz
Bertha Green
Elfrieda Bartenbach, et al
S. 84 ft. of
Dietrich Brase N. 48 ft.
Cay & Eda Ewoldt
Edna E. Echerman
William F. & Katherine Treon
Bertha W. Langman, N}
Geo. Washington Ha~
Margaret M. Ha~~ S!
Milo W. & Genevieve M. Sopher
Nt of
Gladys G. Hoffman, S}
Pearl M. & Clrolde E. Reuting
Henry, Jr. & Frieda Linder-
kamp, N~
Christina Bennetsen, et aI,
S} of
Christina Bennetsen
N. 33 ft.
Henry, Jr. & Frieda Linder-
kam~, S. 33 ft. of Ni
o ViJNER
Frank Strasser Est.
L. W. Johnson
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LOT BLOCK ADDITION
472.6 ft. Pt. NEi of
NEt Sec. 21-11-9
359.4 ft. Pt. NEt of
E';!"
N 4 Sec. 21-11-9
1 8 Wiebe's
28"
3 8 "
4 8 "
5 8 "
.AMOUNT
8.98
6.83
1.25
1.25
2.00
3.00
3.00
6-7-8 8 ff
6-7-8 8 "
1 9 n
2 9 ff
3 9 "
4 9 "
4 9 ft
5 9 "
5 9 ff
6 9 "
7 9 "
7-8 9 ff
8 9 ft
8 9 ff
3.00
1.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
1.75
1.50
1.50
1.75
2.00
.75
3.00
.82
.75
3~o.o~
TOTAL
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of November, 1940.
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR and CITY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equaliza-
tion after due notice having been given thereof that we find the
total cost of construction of Gravel District No. 18 to be the
total sum of $304.90; that we find the benefits accruing to the
real estate in said district to be the sum of $304.90, 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 respective lots, tracts and parcels of land as
follows, to-wit:
mVNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
Catherine O'Brian 3 27
Frank C. Rose 4 27
A. J. Burkey 5 27
Harry J. & Mary Katherine Bahr,
S. 72 ft. 6 27
John Claussen, N. 60 ft. 6 27
Minnie Leschinsky 7 27
Minnie Leschinsky 8 27
" << 9 27
Gerald M. & Lillian E. Lumbard 10 27
Mary R. Grossnicklaus 1 28
Anna May Meyer 2 28
Henry F. & Grace Alma 3 28
Elfrieda Bartenbach, N! 6 28
" " et aI, 8t 6 28
Helen M. Schroeder 7 28
"" " 8 28
Home Owners' Loan Corp. 9 28
William R. Rehnke 10 28
Marvin H. & Myrtle E. Dodendorf 3 29
Margaretha Niemann Estate 4 29
"" 5 29
Adele Pieper (~oulos( Nl 6 29
Anna Pieper, 82 6 29
<<<< W. 10ft. 7 29
John Bixenmann E. 42 ft. 7 29
Louis O. Remillard 8 29
Carl & Bessie Niemann 9 29
The Goehring-Sothmann Co. 10 29
Alice M. Nelson 1 30
Mary Franz 2 30
Harry & Mabel Halstead 3 30
Wilber & & Mary Elizabeth Herzog 4 30
Clyde W. & Hazel Urwiller 5 30
Harold Krause, et al 6 30
<< n<< n 7 30
" """ 8 30
Pauline Krause Estate 9 30
<< "" 10 30
Wasmer's
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AMOUNT
.58
1.42
3.54
3.50
2.19
3.50
2.66
2.08
2.16
3.54
1.42
.58
.65
1.51
2.08
2.66
3.50
B.69
.58
1.42
3.54
2.41
3.28
.70
2.80
2.66
2.08
2.16
3.54
1.42
1.16
1.42
3.54
5.69
3.50
3.24
3..50
t.69
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RESOLUTION Continued
01JilNER
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
AMOUNT
3.54
1.42
1.16
1.42
3.54
5.69
3.50
3.24
3.50
5.69
3.54
.36
1.06
.58
.58
1.42
3.54
3.54
1.42
.58
.58
1.42
3.54
5.69
3.50
3.24
3.50
5.69
3.54
1.42
1.16
1.42
3.54
5.69
3.50
3.2l.b
3.50
5.69
3.54
1.42
1.16
1.42
3.54
2.16
2.08
2.66
3.50
5.69
'3.54
1.42
.58
5.69
3.50
2.66
2.08
2.16
.58
1.42
3.54.
Helen Connell
Henry J. Bartenbach Est.
"" n "
Charles T. & Bertha Patton
Minnich
Henry J. Bartenbach Est.
Diedrich Spethman
Caroline Vieregg
Henrietta Vieregg
Charles Spethman Est.
Malvina McCann
Bruce S. & Edna Donald
" " " " " E. 12 ft.
Ani ta J. Royer W. q.o ft.
" "" E. 26 ft.
Alida Maud Meth Frac
"" " "
Stanley W. & Vivian M. Thornton
Henry P. Meyer
" " "
" " "
" " "
" n "
" " "
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
2
2
3
8
9
Frac
1
2
3
8
9
10
1
E. Moore Frac
Frac 3
4
5
31 Wasmer's
31 "
31 "
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31 "
31 "
31 "
31 "
31 "
31 "
32 "
32 "
32 "
32 "
32 ff
32 ff
10 Frac 32 Wasmer's
53 Wasmer's 2nd
53 " n
53 " "
53 " "
53 " "
53 " "
Ida L. & Mildred
Thompson
Louis Don Moore
Evelyn B. Menck
Paul Jones, Jr.
Lena B. WeJch
Harold M. Steidley
Ferguson
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ff ff ff
" " "
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Lelah E. Ashley
Edward E. & Muriel
John P. Roney
Elmer E. Burd
Mary H. Denman
F.
Frac
& Rose
34
2 34
34
34
34
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7
8
9
10
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2
3
4
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34
34
34
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35
35
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35
35
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36
36
36
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36
37
37
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37
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37
37
37
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Wasmer';j fmd
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Frac
Central Power Co.
Charlotte C. Wasmer
Anna Mary Schoel
Henry F. Henne
" " "
Emil J. Voss
Fritz Marth
Arthur Henne
Lydia C. Heyde Est.
L. B. Palmer
Guy L. Harrison
Claude T. & Linda E. Powell
Eldon P. Cunningham
Dora Henne
Archibald M. Ross
C. W. & Pearl A. Marsh
Joseph T. Ravenscroft
Adolph Voss
Albert W. Stehr
Theresa Phelan
Margaret Jean McGrath et al
The Nebr. Conference Assn. of
the Seventh-Day Adventists
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The Nebr. Conference Assn.
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Edward P. Ryan N. 66 ft. 1 38 11 1.51
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L. M. Gaver 3 38 ff 2.66
ff " " 4 38 tt 3.50
I Dora Shipton 5 38 n 5.69
Claude T. & Linda E. Powell 6 38 n 3.54
Herman R. Jungclaus 7 38 " 1.42
Emil Henne Frac 8 38 ff .58
William D. Stelk:. 1 40 " 3.54
Otto Stelk 2 40 " 1.4r
Marie Ste1k Degen 3 40 " .58
" " " Frac 8 40 Frac Wasmer's 2nd .58
Otto Stelk " 9 40 n n " 1.42
William D. Stelk " 10 40 " n n 3.54
Wilhelm Detlefsen 1f 4 Frac39 Wasmer's 1.66
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" " 5 ff 12 Windo1ph's 3.88
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Respectfully submitted this 6th day of November, 1940.
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
There being no protests, on motion of Starr, seconded by
Justice, Council adjourned as a Board of Equalization.
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November 6, 1940.
Council met in regular session7 "His Honor," the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen present, except Colwell, who was ill.
Minutes of previous meetings were read and approved.
November 5, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Upon completion of the neVi Ci ty Hall Building7 the Mayor and
Council passed a resolution that the maintenance and care of the me-
chanical equipment of th9 building such as the plumbing, heating and
air-conditioning equipment be placed in charge of the Water & Light
Commissioner. Since assuming the responsibility for the maintenance
of the above equipment we found it nec~ssary and advisable to ask for
certain information on all of the m9chanical 9quipment in the building
which was furnished by the several contractors and manufacturers, but
we have been unable at this writing to obtain any maintenance or oper-
ating information from either the architect, contractor or manufacturer.
it is impossible to properly maintain all of this equipment without
this information. It would seem to the writer that final oavment on
contracts concerning this equpment should be with-held until~this
information is furnished the City of Grand Island~
I should appreciate very much your assistance in obtaining this
information.
Yours truly,
C. W. Burdick,
Commissioner.
On illotion of Justic9, seconded by Gross, letter was received
and filed.
Bids of Diamond Engin2ering .....ompany on Curb & Gutter Districts
#73 and 74, were read as follows:
Curb & Gutter Dist. #1'3 Approx. 700 linc'ft C & G @ 09r/:
$63.00
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There being no oth9re bids, on motion of Starr, seconded by
Justice, bids of Diamond Bngineering Company were accepted. Roll call
ballot7 all voting aye.
Letter of protest from W. C. T. U. for allowing the Eight Horse
Hitch to parade the treets, advertising Beer, was read. On motion of
Justice, seconded by KaIT~er, was recieved and placed on file.
Lett!2I' trom H. L. Foreman, Jasper Hic,e alld August Jakob, vdth
reference to Sewer in 1800 & 1900 block on north Lai':C1.yette Street,
requesting the peti tion, previously ,Submi tted, be vd thheld. On motion
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of Gross, secol~ded by Boeck, was l'-3ferr3d to Sewer Committee.
Letter from Kenneth Crandell with reference to purchase of
Lot 57, West Lawn Addition, was presented. On motion of Justice,
seconded by Kammer, was referred to City Property Committee.
Letter from Arch W. Jarrell enclosing Check for $530.93 which
by agrgement was turned over to the City of Grand Island to apply
on furnishing transportation and maintenance of Iron Lung r9cently
purchased from funds obtained from popular subscription, was read.
On motion of B09ck, seconded by Justice, was received and
placed on file, (with thanks).
V9rbal request from Claire Wilson N. Y. A. representative for
furnishing additional room for N. Y. A. activities, probably Girls
Dormatory at Col13ge, was maae. On motion of Justice, s'3conded by
Olivetti, was referred to Recreation Committee.
Proposed agreement from Kirkpatrick-P9ttis pertaining to
issuance of Paving Bonds(@ 2i%) was read. After some discussion,
on motion of Cords, seconded by Gross, was referred back to Finance
Committee, for furth9r consideration.
Grand Island, Nebr.
November 6, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I h"lreby certify that the Diamond Engingering Company has
completed the work on Paving District No. 95 in accordance with
th9 specifications and contract by and between the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, and the Diamond Engineering Company, which contract
was dated September 4, 1940.
I furth9r certify that the work completed is in accordance to the
plans and sp,ecifica tions set forth in the contract to-wit.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs in conn-
ection with the said Paving District No. 95.
To the Diamond Engineering Company
To ~ngineering & Inspection
To Advertising & Publication
Total
:$ 7,783.05
100.00
50.00
7,933.05
To be divided as follows:
To th9 Pavine District Fund
To Paving Fund
$ 6,1,,12.04
1,521.01
7,9.33.05
Total
I further recomm<:md that the City Gouncil sit as a Board of
gqualization on said District No. 95 on the 4th day of December,
1940, between the hours of 7:30 and 8:00 P. M.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
City Engineer.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, was adopted.
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WHEREAS, in Curb and Gutter Distr:Lct No. 4-6 John
Nielsen was assessed for curb and gutter alongside of Lot
Ten (10), Block Three (3), Rollins' Addition to the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, said assessment having been
passed on the 16th day of October, 1940, and
WEtEREAS, on the 27th day of July, 1940 said John
Nielsen paid to the City Engineer of Grand Island, Nebraska
the sum of $39.60, the amount assessed against the above
described property, and
WHEREAS, the above amount of $39.60 was turned in to
the City Treasurer as a cash curb and gutter item, as
evidenced by receipt #5607.
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of Grand I~,land, Nebraska that the above amount of $;39.60
assessed to the said John Nielsen on Lot Ten (10), Block
Three (3), Rollins' Addition to the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska in Curb and Gutter District No. 46 in the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska be cancelled and the City Treasurer
instructed to exponge the same from his records as a lien
against said premises.
Dated this 6th day of November, 1940.
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On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, was R.dopted. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye.
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WhEHEAS, on Aug;ust 7t 1940, the City Council passed a Resolution
transferring the sum of Twenty-Two Thousand ($22,000.00) Dollars from
the Light Fund to the City Hall Construction Fund, and
WHEHEAS, the sum of Twenty Eight Thousand, Seven Hundred Eighty-
n1:!ne Dollars and Eighteen Cents ($28,789.18) has been recieved in the
City Hall Construction Fund, as the final allotment from the United
States Government, for construction of the City Hall.
THEREF'ORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the sum of Twenty-Two Thousand
Dollars, ($22,000.00) be transferred from the City Hall Construction
Fund to the Light Fund,
BE IT FURTHEH HESOLVED, that the City Treasurer be directed to
and is hereby authorized to transfer the sum of Twenty Two Thousand
Dollars, from the City Hall Construction Fund to the Light Fund.
Respectfully submitted,
C. J. Cords
E. C. Kammer
William A. Gross
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On motion of Cords, seconded by Gross, resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
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WHEREAS, warrants have b'3en issued to the limi t of the appropria-
tions for the present Fiscal Year for the WPA Fund of the General
Fund, and the sum of Three TIlousand Dollars will be needed to pay
bills contracted for to date, and
WHEREAS, there is a cash balance in the Light Fund of over
Eigh ty Thousand Dollars, same being a surplus '3arnings of said
Department, all anticip2ted expenditures being amply provided for.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCII, of the
City of Grand Island, NebraSka, that the sum of Five Thousand Dollars,
($5,000.00) be transferred from the Light Fund to the WPA .B~und of the )l,
General Fund, and that the City Clerk be instructed and hereby authoI'-
ized to issue warrants on the WPA Fund of the General Fund.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in making the Annual Appropriations
for the Fiscal Year 1941-1942, an ap ropriation be made to repay
this amount to the Light Fund.
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C. J. Cords
William A. .Jlr..oss
E. C. Kammer
Finance Committee
On motion of Cords, seconded by Kammer, Resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Boeck reported that the option for purchare of First M. iE, Church
had expired.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, contract of Honer
Millspaugh be aated September 1, 1940. Roll call ballot. Each
Councilman voting "aye", except Starr, "Nay".
November 6, 1940
To the honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your committee for the Fire Departm'~nt recommend that this
Honorable Body advertise for bids fo.r the follo'iving truck to be used
for the purpose of transporting and housing the Iron Lmrrg and all
emergency equipment used in connection with the same. All bids shall
be in accordance with the specifications on file wi th the City Clerl{.
Respectfully submitted,
Julius Boeck
Elias F'. Starr
E. C. Kammer
M. A. Olivetti
Fire Committee
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Star , report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
November 6, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Gentlemen:
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We, your l"ornmittee on Water & Light to whom was referred the
matter of advancing funds on compensation due Mrs. Wm. Pahl~ beg to
recommend that an amount equal to the indebtedness,($820.93) on
her home, be advanced to her with ths understanding that it will be
used for this purpose only. It is further understood that this offer
must have the approval of the State Compsnsation Court.
C. H. Justice.
Julius Boeck
William A. Gross
On motion of Justice, seconded by Starr, report was adopted
with in,:tructions to City Attorney and C. W. Burdick to handle
payment in a manner safeguarding against ths disposition of the property
or mortgaging of s~e.
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Letter from City Attorney to M. A. Olivetti, concerning official
bonds, to be for the term of office. In case of appointive officers,
time would be to the expiration of term of office of the appointing
official,(Mayor) except in case of Fire Chief villich is for only one
year.
As per above letter, bonds at L. G. Mentzer, J. R. Bales, C. W.
Brayton,J. C. Milh~r, A. C. Bockhahn, Police Department, E. C.
Kanwer, Councilman, H. Schirkofsky, Park Superintendent, and A. W. Larson
Office Manager, having been OKed by City Attorney, on motion of Olivetti,
seconded by Justice, bonds were approved and Mayor authorized to sign
cancellation notices.
Dance permit was granted to Mrs. Nelse Zachry, to operate Cherry
street Hall for a period of six months, up to April 30, 1940, on
motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice.
November 6, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand ~sland, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your ConlIni ttee on Water and Light tovvhom was referred the
purchase and installation of an additional well, beg to recommend that
the attached specifications and estimate be adopted, and that the City
Clerk advertise for bids for one well, bids to be received up to
8:00 o'clock P. M. November 20, 1940, and to be accompanied by a
Certified Check in an amount of not less than 5% of the proposed price.
C. H. Justice
Julius Boeck
William A. Gross
Water Committee
On motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, report was adopted.
Claims against City were reqd. On motion of Olivetti, seconded
by Justice, were approved. Roll call b&llot, all voting aye.
Ordinance #1806, levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
construction of Gravel District No. 15, was passed by the Council and
signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, the ordlnance be placed
on its first reading at length~ Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Kamm8r, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its second reading.
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Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be suspended
and th~ ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was r~ad by its title and
declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the ordinance be placed
on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot, all
voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ord #1807 levying special taxes to pay for th? cost of construc-
tion of Gravel District No. 18, was passed by the Council and signed
by the Mayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Kammer, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Kammer, that the rul'8s be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Kammer, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth r~ading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Boeck, Council Adjourned to
November 13, 1940.
F. S. 'White,
Ci ty Clerk.
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A~PROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO NOV. 7, 1940.
GENERAL FUND
APPROPRIATED
$ 5,000.00
14,525.00
RE-APPROP.
TRANSFERS
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
475.00
15,000.00
Street & Alley
16,600.00
6,600.00
27,500.00
6,500.00
15,000.00
1,000.00
16,000.00
Gas Tax
Sewer
Engineer
Incidentals
Municipal Pool
5,000.00
4,000.00
13,000.00
5.000.0Q
18,000.00
200.00
6,100.00
Recreation
Vv'PA Program
Airport
5,900.00
Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
11,500.00
4,705.00
(Jbo.oo
5,205.00
7,175.00
Amt. Approp. 135,830.00
Re-Approp & Trans 7.175.00
143,005.00
EXP ENDED BALANCE
$ 5,000.00
3,553.50 11,446.50
5,580.11 11,019.89
1,730.79 4,869.21
7,137.16 20,362.84
1,320.55 5,179.45
5,290.94 10,709.06
3,375.13 1,624.87
913.13 3, 086. 87
16,516.33 1,483.67
1,329.14 4,770.86
122,81 11,377.19
5,205.00
46,869.59 96,135.41
1,000.00
16,000.00 4,871.74 11,12:8.26
600.00
38,000.00 10,4.06.15 27,593.85
4,251.20 5,248.80
9,611.82 27,388.18
6,296.88 1,203.12
1,000.00 2,000.00
Park Fund 15,000.00
Police Fund 37,400.00
Cemetery Fund 9,500.00
Fire Fund 37,000.00
Paving Fund 7,500.00
Music Fund 3,000.00
8,775.00
Total Approp. 245,230.00
Re-Approp & Trans 8.775.00
254,005.00
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Light Fund
Sewer District
Paving District
170,b97.62
83,307.38
7,531.19
22,803..85
34,330.49
568.75
20,9.44.13
$ 169,485.79
Respectfully submitted,
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November 13, 1940.
Council met as pwe adjournment of November 6, 1940, "His Honor,"
the Mayor preSiding. All '"'ouncilmen present except Colwell, who was
Ill.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Starr, Ordinance #1808,
pertaining to the operating of a Packing House, preparation and sale
of m3at and meat products, was placed on first reading at length.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read at length
and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Kammer, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by
title. Roll call ballot. all voting aye.. The ordinance was read
by its title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Gross, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Boeck, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally }Rssed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance wasfinally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
November13, 1940.
We, the City Property Committee recommend the purchase of the
Building and lot at 7th & Cycamore for $1,700.00 and the City to
absorb the taxes in the amount of Approximately $136.00.
F. H. Colvvell
Julius Boeck
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C. H. Justice
M. A. Olivetti
Ci ty Property C ommi ttee
After some discussion on motion of Boeck, seconded by Justice,
"that an offer of $1000.00 be made for purchase of Old Baptist Church
Building." Carried.
After some discussion concerning relaying Sewer between Second
Street and Yund Street, on Sewer Road, on motion of Gross, seconded
by Justice, City Engineer was instructed to proceed with relaying
1400 feet of 24" tile sewer, prOViding WPA labor can be obtained.
On motion of Boeck Council adjourned.
11-]-1940
Paul Williams
(City Clerk, Pro Tern)
F. S. White
Grand Island, Nebraska, 11-20-40
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I 6 Council met as a Board of Equalization on Paving Districts #93 & ~
94, "His. Honor, ': ,!he Mayor presiding. All Councilme~xc'Jpt Coh,ell
who was 111, ana uross v/ho had been excused on account of other duties.
The assessm?nts were read on tllese Districts, there being no protests
on motion of Starr, seconded by Boeck, were adopted.
RES 0 LU_T_ ION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOn ANIJCITY "COUNCIL of the City of
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Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost
of construction of Paving District No. 93 to be the total sum of
$3204.08; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate
in said district to be the sum of $3204.08, and that we find the
benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of
land in said district to be the sum set opposite the respective
lots, tracts and parcels of land as follows, to-wit:
OWNER
John A. & Fernlea Wilson,
E. 16 ft. Frac
J.R. & Dorthy M. Snyder,
W. 50 ft. Frac
Rudolph & Alma Kruger,
N. 66 ft. Frac 4
Fred G. Nagle, $.66 ft. Frac4
Chris Haack 5
Chris Jessen 6
Ella A. Todesen, W. 49 ft. 7
Donnie Smith, N. 66 ft. Fr.l
E. J. & Mary A. Mc-
Conaughey, S. 66 ft. It 1
Donnie Smith, E. 11 ft. of
N. 66 ft. Frac
E. J. & Mary A. McCon-
aughey, E. 11 ft. of
S. 66 ft. Frac
Home Owners' Loan Corp.,
W. 55 ft. Frac
Lillie Buell
Norman & Sadie Simonson,
N. 57-! ft.
William Frye, S. 74t ft.
Clyde E. & Faye Ivers
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Chris A. Kuyatt
John Rembolt
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Daniel L. Hintz
Howard N. & Lois J. Kelley
Mary J. Cosgrove
C. Fred Behr, Adm.
Fred C. Rembolt
Mary J. Cosgrove
Mary A. Black
Louis W. & Sylvia R.
Colwell
F. H. Colwell
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Fr. 1
Fr. 1
Fr. 1
Fr. 1
Fr. 2
Fr. 2
Fr. 2
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Fr. 2
Fr. 2
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5 Schimmer's
of Evangelical Church
Trustees, Salem Church of
Evangelical Church
F. H. Colwell
Myron E. & Anna L. Olsen
Anna P. Treon
Vern Crabtree
Marie Jess
Mary J. Cosgrove
Pearl Bishop
Ida L. Thompson
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Equitable B1df. & Loan
Assn., N2 6
Russ E. & Edna C. Barnes,
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Loyal & Ida Ruh1 7
Agnes B. Hall 8
Clyde & Lavona Fullmer 3
Adabel McFerren 4
Daniel Henry 5
Fred C. & Emma K. Christen-
sen, 6
Genevieve E. Pierce 7
Victor C. & I1y Olson 8
Floyd R. & Mae Bell Ross 3
Nebr. Loan & Trust Co.,
Trustee, N 1/3 4
Theodore Jessen, Jr. S~/3 4
Fred & Minnie Reise C 1/3 4
Nebr. Loan & Trust Co.,
Trustee, N~ 1/3 5
Theodore Jessen, Jr. E.. 1/3 5
Fred & Minnie Reise C 1/3 5
John H. & Katherine Sander,
S. 1/3 6
Claus T. Jessen, Jr., N.1/3 6
John H. Sander C. 1/3 6
John H. & Katherine Sander,
S. 1J3 7
Claus T. Jessen, Jr. N. 1/3 7
John H. Sander, C. 1/3 7
Henry J. & Selma M. Krohn 8
Martin J. Kelly, Trustee 3
John Rembo1t 4
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Birdeen Ummel 6
The Geer Co. 7
Anna F. Spangenberg 8
Commercial State Bank 3
Florence L. Kikendal1 4
fI fI fI 5
Lee C. & Minnie K. Williams 6
Irene E. Corbett 7
Fred A. & Francis Merithew 8
Elizabeth Wiechman 1
Bessie M. Jones 2
Floyd W. Nicholas 3
Home O~~ers' Loan Corp. 4
Benjamin F. & Francis I.
Spindler 5
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14 Gilbert's
14 tf
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55.32
25.01
10.13
55.32
25.01
10.13
10.13
25.01
55.32
10.13
25.01
55.32
27.66
27.66
25.01
10.13
10.13
25.01
55.32
55.32
25.01
10.13
10.13
8.34
8.34
8.34
18.44
18.44
18.44
18.44
18.44
18.44
8.34
8.34
8.34
10.13
10.13
25.01
55.32
56.32
25.01
10.13
10.13
25.01
55.32
55.32
25.01
10.13
35.63
35.63
35.63
35.63
35.63
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RESOLUTION Continued
OVINER
Martin J. Kelly, Trustee
V. C. & Ila Pearl Olson
Myron E. Olsen Fr.
" "" Fr.
Alfred S. & Flora M.
Nicholas, C. 1/3
Myron E. & Anna L.
OLsen N. 1/3
Victor C. & Ily P. Olsen,
S. 1/3
Alfred S. & Flora M. Nich-
olas, C. 1/3
Myron E. & Anna L. Olsen,
N. 1/3
Victor C. & Ily P. Olsen,
S. 1/3 7
Commercial State Bank 8
Dean J. & Anna Marie Brazel-
ton, N. 68 ft. 1
C. F. Dillon, S. 64 ft. 1
Arnold & Rose M. Bossel-
man 2
Herbert F. Mayer, Trustee 3
Lana E. & Albert L. Olsen 8
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William T. & Fern B. Harns 10
Paul T. Welles 1
Chicago Lumber Co. of Omaha 2
William E. & Edna May ~nite 3
Eva Ryder 8
Anna Simmers 9
Eldon E. & Edith M. Smith,
s. J,.
William &: Meta Sassen,
N. t
Floyd B. & Esther Rock-
well, N. 68 ft.
Raymond G. & Anna Oltman,
S. 64 ft.
Richard M. Goehring
Margaret S. Bernstein
Maud B. Houck
O. Lynn & Constance Haller
Pt.
John & Roma Ditter, Pt.
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Margaret Maloney
Equitable Bldg. & Loan
Association,
Parker B. Campbell
H. F. Stine
Lars H. Christensen
LOT BLOCK
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9 l2'x40' 5
(N.E . Corner)
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1 2
2 2
6
4
5
6
6
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7
7
10
10
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2
3
8
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8
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10
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ADDITION
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
6
6
6
6
6
6
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5
5
5
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Div. of 1 Gilbert's
2nd Add.
Park Reserve
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35.63
125..15
18.95
41.90
18.44
18.44
18.44
8.34
8.34
8.2,4
10.13
28.66
26.66
25.01
10.13
10.13
25..01
55.32
55.32
25.01
10.13
10.13
25.01
27.66
27.66
28.66
26.66
25.01
10.13
10.13
23.11
1.90
55.32
55.32
25.01
10.13
10.13
25.01
55.32
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day of November, 1940.
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On motion of Boeck? seconded by Kammer? Council sitting as a
Board of Equalization adjourned.
Nov. 20, 1940
F. S. White,
Ci ty Clerk.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
November 20, 1940.
Council met in regular session, "His Honor," the Mayor presiding.
Each Councilman answered at roll call except Colwell, who was ill, and
Gross, who had been excused on account of other duties.
Minutes of previous meetings were read, there being no altera-
tions or corrections were approved as read.
Bids on Truck Chassis for Iron Lung transportation were opened
as fo1lows:
Central Chevrolet Company $ 875.00 Check Dep. $ 43.75
McGuire Motor Company 1038.00 n n 51.95
F. A. Terry 875.55 Cash fl 45.00
International Harvester Co. 897.60 Check tl 44.88
On motion of Boeck, bids were referred to Fire Committee.
Bid of Kelly Well Company, on viell to be put down was as
follows: $2100.00 to begin work within two days after delivery of
signed contract, and completed 35 days afterwards.
On motion of Justice, secon ed by Boeck, bid was accepted and
Mayor and City Clerk were authorized to sign contract.
Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting "aye."
Petition for creation of Gravel ~istrict between 13th & State
Streets, west of Broadwell, signed by J & E. Hurley, Luella Moriarity
et al was presented. On motion of Starr, seconded by Olivetti, was
referred to Street & Alley Committee.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR m\fD CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
That the following described property, to-
wit: Lot Nine (9), Block Five (5), Koehler
Place, in the name of George Kehm, and assessed
in Sewer District #76 in the amount of $58.08,
heretofore levied as a special assessment, shall
from this date be changed to a regular assessment
as a lien against the lot, to be paid for in
regular payments, with interest thereon from
this date.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that this assess-
ment shall be certified to the City Treasurer
On motion of Ka~ner, seconded by Olivetti, Resolution was adopted.
Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting "aye."
After some discussion on Armory Building, on motion of Justice,
seconded by Starr, City Engineer -was instructed to contact Architect
Shattuck to push plans and specifications for approvel of WPA
Officials, and also to present agreement for services and amount
to be charged as Service Fees.
Roll call ballot, each Councilman
voting "aye."
Grand Island, Nebr. Nov. 20, 1940
To the Mayor and City Council,
of the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, your City Property Committee to whom was referred the pro-
posal of purchasing the Old Methodist Church property from Mr. James
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Webb, beg to submit the following report:
That the City of Grand Islc:md offer to purchase said property
under the following conditions: that the city offer to pay for the
Church the sum of $425.00: that the City offer topay for the par-
sonage the sum of $75.00;. that the above offer is conditioned upon
the said James Webb being able to furnish good and sufficient title
to said buildings and that the City further offer to pay the sum of
$90.90 per month rent for said property up to May First, 1 94~ if
said buildings are removed from the premises before said May 1, 194~.
Respectfully submitted,
Julius Boeck
C. H. Justice
M. A. Olivetti
City Property Con~ittee
On motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, report was adopted,
and City Property Committee and Attorney see that the conditions
are carried out according to report and signed agreement of James
\lVebb.
AGREEIvITNT
I, James Webb, offer to sell to the City of Grand Island, the
property known as the old First Methodist Church and the parsonage,
for th.:.:; sum of $1,000 subject to the following conditions:
First, this Agreement shall cover the sale of the buildings
only and not the ground, the ground to remain the property of James
Webb.
Second, this agreement is not valid until such time as title
shall have been transferred from the First Methodist Church to James
Webb.
Third, that the purchaser, the City of Grand Island, agrees to
clean up the grounds, leaving them in good useable condition.
Fourth, that such portions of the building as are to be re-
tained by the First Methodist Church are not included in this Agree-
ment. These portions are, according to my understanding, the corner-
stone of the church building and the ornamental windows.
Fifth, this Agreement is not valid unless the purchaser agrees
to start work removin~ these buildings within~thirty days of the time
that title is transferred to the seller, Mr. ~ames Webb. The money
under thi:: Agreement shall become du~ and payable when the seller,
Mr. Jam'3s Webb secures title.
EdMLBarrett
Witness
James Webb
Grand ~sland, Nebraska.
November 20, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council:
We, your Committee on Finance, hereby respectfully submit the
following report:
That the City Clerk be instructed to work up a history on the
following Curb & Gutter Districts: 1 to 70 inclusive. (except #66)
On the following Paving Districts: #93 & #94
On the followin~ intersections Districts.. #93 & 94
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for which the City of Grand Island shall issue bonds for the
paym-:mt thereof.
Respectfullu submitted,
C. J. Cords
E. C. Kammer
Finance "Committee
On motion of Cords, seconded by Kammer, report was adopted.
November 20, 1940
To the Honorable Mayor and
City Council, Urand ~sl nel, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Fire Committee beg leave to submit the following
report with reference to the purchase of chasis for use in connec-
tion with the transportation of the Iron Lung:
That the City of Grand Island purchase from the Central
Chevrolet Company the chasis offered in their bid of November
20, 1940, for the sum of $875.00 F. O. B. Grand Island, Nebr.
Respectfully submitted,
Julius Boeck
Slias F. Starr
E. C. Kammer
l\!I. A. Olivetti
Fire Committee
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Cords, report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting "aye."
Grand Island, Nebraska.
November 20, 1940.
Honorable Mayor &
Members of vity Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Airport Committee, wish to reoommend that the Mayor and
City Clerk be authorized to sign the bid for furnishing gasoline and
oil, according to specificatios, to the Government for refueling
Army and Government planes and also that Bid. Bond be furnished to
accompany said bid. Prices on Gasoline and Oil as follows:
10,000 gallons 100 octane @
10,000 gallons 90 octane @
321; p3r gallon
271; p,?r gallon
200 gallons specification oil @ $1.40 per gallon
Respectfully submitted,
C. H. Justice
M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
Airport Con@ittee
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On motion of Justice, seconded by Kammer, report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting "aye."
Claim of Eugene Stalnaker, $8.80 for damage to tire on account
of being cut on pavement at 123 West 10th Street. On motion of
starr, seconded by Jus tic e, referred to the Street & Alley Commi tte~.
Claims against the City were read and allowed with exception
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of claim of Island Supply Company. (Estimate $600 to $700, claim
$1046.14)
November 20, 1940
To the Honorable Mayor
and City Council of the
City of Grand Lsland, Nebraska.
G9ntlernen:
We, your Fire Committee to whom was referred the matt9r of
purchasing a body to fit the Chasis purchas?d for the Iron Lung,
beg l;:;ave to SUblhit th9 following report;
That th;:; body must be spBcially built to fit the chasis and
the City Clerk therefore be instructed to advertise for bids for the
purchase of same in accordance with the specifications on file with
th9 City Clerk.
Julius Boeck
Elias F. Starr
E. C. Kammer
M. A. Olivetti
Fire Committee
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Cords, report was adopted.
Ordinance #1809, creating office of Superintendent of Health
and Inspectors thereunder, was passed by the Council and signed by
the Mayor.
Moved by Olivett, seconded by Starr, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Oliv'3tti,seconded by Kamrner,that the rulBs be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its sec and reading by
title. Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read
by its title and declared passed its s'3cond reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Justice" that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its third r'~ading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance VIas read by its title
and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Kammer,. that the ordinance be
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placed on its fourth rsadlng and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #1810, levying special taxes to pay for cost of con-
struction of Paving District No. 93, was passed by the Council and
signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Kammer, second~d by Boeck, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Kammer, seconded by Beck, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
ana ddclared passed its second reading.
Moved by Kammer, second'ed by Starr, that the rulss be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the ~ayor.
Ordinance #1811 levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
construction of Paving District No. 94, was passed by the Council
and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at l:mgth and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by
title. Roll call ballot, all voting aye. 'I'he ordinance was read
by its title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by starr, seconded by KaIT~er, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third re&ding by title. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Cords, that the ordinance be
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placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, regulations pertaining
to Packing Plant under Ordinance #1808, November 13, 1940, were
approved.
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice, City Clerk was
instructed to publish Ordinance #1808, governing Packing Houses.
On motion of Boeck, Council adjourned.
November 20, 1940.
F. S. Wh i t e ,
City Clerk.
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November 22, 1940
Council met as per Special Call, !lHis Honor" the Mayor,
presiding. Each Councilman, except Colwell, who was ill, answered
at roll call.
Special call was read.
Boeck presented the facts governing the location of building
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$3200.00, or the two lots east of Ice Plant on W'3St Front Street, whicrl
now belong to the City. After some lengthy discussion, on motion of
Boeck, seconded by Justice, "That the two lots, 132' x 132', east
of Ice Plant be used for the building of Armory. Roll call ballot,
each Councilman voting "aye."
Ordinance #1812, to fix and determine the Westerly boundary
line of Locust street located on the Easterly side of Fractional
Block 105, Railroad Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
and to approve the plat of that part of Locust Street as drawn by
the City Engineer, was passed by the Council and signed by the ~ayor.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
The ordinance was read at length and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Justice, seconded by Starr, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its second r9ading by
title. Roll call ballot, all voting aY9. Th9 ordinance was r'?ad
by its title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Justice, that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was r9ad by its title
and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by B09ck, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed and approved by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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November 22, 1940
To the nonorab19 Mayor and
City Council, Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, your committee on Light Water and Ice, beg to submit
the following report on the settlement of the Claim of the City
against th9 old Lyman-Ri tch'3Y Sand Company which some time 8Fr) \"ent
through the process of re-organization under the Federal Law known
as 77-B. The claim was originally for $1410.00 for which we
received a certificate of stock which has little or no value. We
have been offer'3d the sum of $705.00 for our certificate of stock
and your committee recommends the acceptance of the above amount
in full settlement of the claim.
Respectfully submitted,
C. H. Justice
_Julius Boeck
William A. Gross
Committee on Light, Water & Ice.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, the Committee report
was approved, and Mr. Burdick authorized to cash the check, ($705.00)
and have the certificate endorsed, without recourse. Roll call ballot,
all councilmen voting "aye."
Agreement by and between Gordon Shattuck, Architect, and the
City of Grand ~sland, was presented. On motion of Boeck, seconded
by Justice, was approved and Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign.
AGREElY.IENT
THIS AGREEMENT made the Twenty-Third day of November in the year
Nineteen Hundred and Forty by and between the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, hereinafter called the Owner, and Gordon Shattuck, Grand
Island, Nebraska, hereinafter called the Architect WITNESSETH, that
whereas the Owner intends to er'8ct an Armory Building at Grand
Island, Nebraska.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Owner and the Archi tect, for the considera-
tions hereinafter named, agree as follows:
The Owner agrees to pay the Architect for such s'8rvices a fee of
Four Hundred Fifty and no/lOO Dollars ($450.00), with other payments
and reimbursements as hereinafter provided.
The parties hereto further agree to the follOWing conditions:
l~ The Architect's Services--The Architect's professional
servides consist of the necessary conferences, the preparation of
preliminary studies, working drawings, specifications, large scale
and full size detail drawings and the drafting of forms of proposals
and contracts.
2. Reimbursements--The Owner is to reimburse the Architect the
costs of transportation and living incurred by him and his assistants
while traveling in discharge of duties connected with the work.
3. Extra Services and Special Cases--If the Architect is caused
extra draughting or other expense du'::! to changes ordered by the Owner,
or Contractor, or as a result of damage by fire, he shall be equitably
paid for such extra expense and the service involved.
If any work deSigned or specified by the Architect is abandoned
or susp9nded the Architect is to be paid for the service rendered on
account of it.
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4. Paym"i:nts--PaYl1lents to the Architect on account of his fee
shall be made as follows, subject to the provisions of Art. 3:
Upon completion of the working drawings and specifications a sum
equal to the full amount of the contract price.
Payments to th"i: Architect, other than those on his fee, fall due
from time to time as his work is done or as costs ar"i: incurred.
No deductions shall be made from the Architect's fee on account
of penalty, liquidated damages, or other sums withh8ld from paym~nts
to contractors.
5. Survey, Borings and Tests. The O~ner shall, so far as the
work under this agreement may require, furnish th"i: Architect with the
following information: A compl"i:te and accurate survey of the building
site, giving the grades and lin"i:s of str"i:ets, pav"i:ments, and adjoining
properties; the rights, r"i:strictions, easem~nts, boundaries, and con-
tours of th"i: building site, and full information as to sew"i:r, water,
gas and electrical service.
6--Supervision of the Work--No supervision or inspection of the
work is included in this contract.
7. Preliminary Estimates--Wnen requested to do so the Archit"i:ct
will furnish pr'21iminary estimates on the cost of th8 work, but h"i: does
not guarantee th"i: accuracy of such estimates.
8. Ownership of Documents--Drawings and specifications as in-
strum.:mts of service ar"i: the property of the Architect whether the
work for which they are made be executed or not.
9. Successors and Assignments--The Owner and the Architect, each
binds himself, his partners, successors, executors, administrators, and
assigns to the other party to this agreement, and to the partners, suc-
cessors, executors, administrators and assigns of such other party in
respect of all covenants of this agreement.
Except as above, neither the Own"i:r nor the Architect shall assign,
sublet or transfer his interest in this agreement without the written
consent of the other.
10. Arbitration--All questions in dispute under this agr"i:ement
shall be submitted to arbitration at the choice of either party.
The ovmer and the Architect hereby agree to th"i: full p,=rfornrance
of th,= covenants contained herein.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF they have executed this agreement, the day and
Y"i:ar first above written.
The City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
by o. A. Abbott
Mayor
and F. ~. White
City Clerk
Gordon Shattuck, Architect
by
Gordon Shattuck
Olivetti mentioned that it would be necessary to have Super-
intendent of health appointed, so as to cause inspections to be made
at the i'acking Plant, which will probably begin operations about
Decmember 5, 1940.
On motion of Cords, Council adjourned.
Nov. 22, 1940
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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Council met as,a Board of Equalization on Paving District #95,
fllUs Honor, " the Mayor"pr'2siding . . All Councilmen present except
Colwell, absent on account of illness. The Resolution making the
Levy & Assessment was read, on motion of starr, seconded by Justice, there
being no protests, Resolution was adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye.
J:\ESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE I~YOR AND 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 construction of Paving District No. 95 to be the
total sum of $6,L:-ll.92; that we find the benefits accruing to
the real estate in said district to be the sum of $6,411.92, 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 respective lots, tracts and parcels of land as
follows, to-wit:
NAME
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
Amalia R. Lenz 1
Walter A. Ott 2
Home O~~ers Loan Corp. 3
Walter H. & Lucy W. Bils-
lend 4
Howard W. Kirkman S 80 ft. 5
George & Mary Williamson
N 60 ft. 5
George & Mary Williamson
N 62 ft. of W 64 ft. 7
Henry A. & Thelma R. Krieger
S 78 ft. of W 64 ft. 7
Paul W. & Antoinette
* ~angelsen N 62 ft. 8
Selma Kappler 9
John H. & Hattie M. Ball
SilO
James A. Michelson 11
Herman Seier 1
Herman Seier 2
Walter ott 3
Walter ott 4
Herman Seier 5
Fred H. Voss E 37 ft. 6
City of Grand Island 1
John H. & Helen I. Aye 2
Carl L. & Laura Silkett 3
Su1a M. Stevens 4
C. B. & Lillian Mae Harman 5
J. H. Yost Lumber Co. 6
John S. & Lois A. Miller 7
Cassius M. & Edna K. Doty 8
Robert J. & Anna Furniss 9
J. H. Yost Lumber Co. 10
J. H. Yost Lumber Co. 11
Home Ovmers Loan Corp. 12
Irena I. & Floyd L. Darling 13
Flora B. Boyle 14
W. E.Clayton 15
Bertha Zlomke 16
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Albert Windo1ph S 78 ft.
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286.50
257.36
85.78
99.56
294.70
229.68
179.81
174.75
174.75
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174.75
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174.75
96.96
167.76
172.49
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172.49
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172.49
172.49
172.49
172.49
172.49
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172.49
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Ross & Ashton Park 323.02
TOTAL $ 6,411'.92'
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On motion of Kammer, Council sitting as a Board of
Equalization adjourned.
Dec. 4, 1940.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
December 4, 1940.
Council met in regular session, "His Honor," the Mayor ,
presiding. All Councilmen, except Colwell, answered at roll call.
Minutes of previous meetings were read, there being no alter-
ations or corrections, approved as read.
Bids on Body for Chassis purchased for conveying Iron Lung
were read as follows:
R. P. Olsen & Co.$594.20, plus 2~% Excise Tax No Certified Check.
Weir Body Company 766.00
$39.00 Certified Check.
Farmers Lumber & Supply Co. $560.00 plus Taxes $28.00 Check
(Not Certified)
On motion of Boeck, secondea by Kammer, bids were referred to
Fire Corami ttee.
Letter fram C. E. Beals, Executive Secretary, notifying the
City Clerk of appointment to Municipal Finance Committee and also
of date of meeting in Lincoln, December 18, 1940. On motion of
Justice, seconded by Kamm.::;r, City Clerk was authorized to attend
I Finance Committee Meeting.
Mr. Buhr presented claim of the Geer Company, wi th a request
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to meet with the proper body at some time convenient to all. On
motion of Justice, seconded by Boeck, ths Special Building Committee,
Ice, Water & Light Committee, City Attorney and Architect were author-
ized to meet with Mr. Suhr, an the 9th day of December at 80'clock, P.M
Lett'9r from R. E. Murphy Company, wi th reference to furnishing
partitions (which had been promised) for the desk drawers in Clerk's
office, was read. On motion of Justice, seconded by Kammer, was
received and placed on file.
December 4, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
This will certify that Contract #10 of the R. E. Murphy
Company, Grand island, Nebraska, for furnishing equipment for the
New City Hall Building has been completed in strict accordance with
all of the requirements of the contract documents, and that the
final payment on this contract is noVJ due and payable.
Respectfully submitted,
Gordon Shattuck, Architect.
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On motion of Justice? seconded by Starr? Certification was
accepted and Clerk instructed to draw a warrant for unpaid balance
on H. E. Murphy Contract. Hall call ballot, all voting aye.
Communication from Clair M. Wilson, Area Supervisor, N. Y. A.
was read and filed.
Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Kinsey, 813ctrical Engineer, explained
~lat w~sbeing done in other localities and what they expected
to do here, if and when the City would sponsor N. Y. A. Project.
December 4, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand Island, Ne br.
Gentlemen:
We, your Recreation Committee, to whom was referred the
NYA Pro j ect reques t for sponsor:s.hip, recomm':md that the Ci ty of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sponsor the NYA Project for girls! located
in the G. I. Baptist College Buildings, to the extent of 1456.00,
less the amount remaining in the previous Sponsorship of $150.00
less $53.55 expended, making a total of this Sponsorship of $359.5~.
Respectfully submitted,
C.J. Cords
William A. Gross
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E. C. Kammer
Recreation Committee
On motion of Cords, seconded by Gross, report was adopted,
and Mayor authorized to sign necessary papers. Roll Call Ballot,
all voting aye.
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WHEREAS, James Webb has offered to sell to the City of
Grand Island the old Methodist Church building and Par'sonage
located in the 500 Block on West Third Street, Grand Island,
Hall County, Nebraska, for the sum of One Thousand Dollars,
($1,000.00) and,
WHEREA~the City of Grand Island is desirous of purchas-
ing the same for the above sum set out.
BE IT, THEREFORE, RESOLVED BY THE w~YOR AND CITY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island that the City of Grand Island
purchase the said buildings for the sum of One Thousand
Dollars ($1,000.00) and that the said Jrones Webb is to
furnish a good, sufficient and marketable title to the said
buildings on or before the 1st day of January, 1941, and
further that he grant to the City of Grand Island an easement
and right to go upon the premises and remove said buildings.
Dated this 30th day of November, 1940.
Julius Boeck
Elias F.Starr
William A.Gross
M.A,OlivE;ltti
C,J,CorQ.~
C .J:I~ J1J.~tice
E.C.Kamrner
O.A~Abbott,MaY9r.
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Starr, Resolution was adopted.
B08ck memtioned that a Vacuum CI~aner is very much D0eded to
care for rug in Council Chamber. On motion of Boeck, seconded by
Justice, purchase of cleaner was referred to City Property Committee
with power to act. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Petition for Street Light at State & Custer intersection, and
also at Howard & Waugh Streets, signed by Ed. A Richardson,
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lVII's. F. W. Mader, et al was pr~sented. On motion [j)f~ Justice,
seconded by Gross, was referred to Ice, Water & Light Comrnittee.
Petition of Michael Steffelrnan for Auctioneer Permit was
presented. On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice, permit
was granted.
Petition of Lloyd Kissel Jr., for Auctioneerfs Permit, signed
by H. Bovven, John Gorin, et al, was presented. On motion of Olivetti,
seconded by Justice, was granted.
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WHEREAS, the Cash receipts at the Swimming Pool from August
12, 1940 to Sept. 15, 1940, was $248.03, and
WHEREAS, the cash receipts are to apply on expenditures of
operation of the Swimming Pool,
ThEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL that
the Ci ty Cl'3rk be instructed, and. hereby authorized to issue
warrants on said Swimming Pool in the above nam'9d sum.
Resp'9ctfully submitted,
C. J. Cords
William A. Gross
E. C. ltamm'?r
Finance C'ommi ttee
On motion of Cords, second'9d by Gross, Resolution was adopted.
Boeck r'9commended that an extra man be employed to clean up
the City Hall, Wash Windows etc., Some discussion, but no action
taken.
Grand Island, Nebr.
Dec. 3, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, your Commi tt'ge on Printing, Purchasing & Audi ting, r'9corrmEmd
that Ordinance #1808 and Regulations governing Packing Plant oper-
ations, be printed in Pamphlet form, that we should have fro~ 100 to
200 pamphlets and that we, your committee, contact the different
printers and obtain sealed, informal bids, and that we be given
pow'?r to ac t .
Resp'3ctfully submitted,
C. J. Cords
___William A. Gross
E. C. Kammer
Printing, Purchasing &
Auditing Committee
On motion of Cords, seconded by Gross, report was approved.
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Roll call Ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
December 3, 1940.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
We, your Printing, Purchasing & A~~iting Con~ittee, beg to
report that it will be necessary to have several copies of the
Charter printed in order that a copy may be attached to the Bond
Historiss, which are being prepared in the City Clerk's office,
and be approved by the Bond Attorneys.
We, therefore, recommend that we have from 100 to 200 pamphlet
printed and that they include the City Charter of Grand Island,
Nebraska, and all Amendments thereto.
In order to expedite the printing of these Charters, we
recommend that we be given power to act, be contacting the diff-
erent printers and obtaining informal sealed bids and making
arrangements for the printing.
Respectfully submitted,
c. J. Cords
Wm. A. Gross
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Printing, Purchasing &
Auditing Committee.
On motion of Cords, seconded by Justice, report was approved.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Olivetti reported Moslander and Lathan were taking care of
inspection at Packing Plant for this week, but other arrangements
would have to be mads for next week.
Bonds of Micha~l Steffelman, Auctioneer, Lloyd Kissel Jr.,
Auctioneer and G. I. Loan Bank, having been OKed as to form by
City Attorney, on motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice, were
approved.
Compl~i~t of Mr. Hardin as to interference in Radio Reception
in vicinity of High School on account of electric welding machine,
was heard, and Council after some discussion, on motion of Justice,
seconded by Olivetti, Clerk was authorized to make report of inter-
ference to Board of Education, with request for investigation on
their part, and offering any assistance and cooperation possible.
Kammer mentioned that Xmas Decorations were being made in
Pioneer Park and that no efforts would be made in any of the otijer
parks.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
December 4, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
We, your Street & Alley Committee, after due consideration,
do hereby recommend that the claim of the Island Supply Company
in the sum of $1,046.14 be paid
Respectfully submitted,
Elias Ii'. Starr
M. A Olivetti
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
Street & AlleyT;'ornmi ttee
On motion of Justice, seconded by Kammer, recommendation
was adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
December 4, 1940.
Honorable Mayor and City Council:
We, your Street & All'ey Committee, after due consideration,
do hereby recommend that the claim of Eugene Stahlnaker in the
sum of $8.80 be paid.
Respectfully submitted,
E~ias F. ~arr
M. A. Olivetti
C. J. Cords
C. H. Justice
Street &-Alley Committee
On motion of Starr, second"3d by Jutice, recommendation was
adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
On motion of Gross, s3conded by Cords, City 6ngineer was
authorized to obtain and caue to be:: hauled, clay for the WPA
Project at th9 Disposal Plant Skating Pond.
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Starr, bids on Body for
Iron Lung transporting Truck were all rejected, and Clerk author-
ized to return checks and readvertise for bids to be received
December 18, 1940. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
Claims against the City were read. On motion of Starr,
seconded by Kammer, allowed as read. Roll call ballot, all voting
aye.
Ordinance #1813, Levying Assessill9nts on Paving District #95,
was passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Mov~d by Kamm~r, s~cond~d by Starr, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, all
voting aye. The ordinance was read at length and declared passed
its first reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Kammer, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its second reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and
declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Starr, seconded by Kammer, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its third reading by title. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye. The ordinance was read by its title and de-
clared passed its third reading.
Moved by starr, seconded by Olivetti, that the ordinance be
placed on its fourth reading and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
all voting aye. The ordinance was finally passed by the Council
and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Gross, Council adjourned.
December 4, 1940.
F. S . White,
City Clerk.
APPROPRIATIONS .A~l\fD EXPENDlTURE!:S
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO DEC 6, 1940.
GENERAL FUND
APPROPRIATED
$ 5,000.00
14,525.00
RE-APPROP.
TRANSFERS
To P~y Co. Treas.
. Salaries
475~00
15,000.00
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Street & Alley
16,600.00
6,600.00
27,500.00
6,500.00
15,000.OQ
1,000.00
16,000.00
Gas Tax
Sewer
Engineer
Incidentals
Municipal Pool
5,000.00
4,000.00
13,000.00
5,000~00
18,000.00
, 200.00
6,100.00
Recreation
v.,'PA Program
Airport
5,900.00
Street Lighting
11,500.00
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Hydrant Rental 4,705.00
500.00
5,205.00
7,175.00
Amt. Approp. 135,830.00
Re-Approp & Trans '7,175~00
143,005.00
Park Fund 15,000.00
Police Fund 37,400.00
Cemetery Fund 9,500.00
Fire Fund 37,000.00
Paving Fund 7,500.00
Music Fund 3,000.00
1,000.00
16,000.00
600.00
38,000.00
8,775.00
Total Approp. 245,230.00
Re-Approp.& Trans 8,775.00
254, 605.00
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.water Fund
Light Fund
Sewer District
Paving District
EXPENDED
4,600.50
8,638.17
2,184,69
8,900.52
1,800.2.6
6,843.49
3,555.88
1,165.16
17,296.51
1,745.60
122. 81
56,853.59
5,629.25
13,644.98
4,699.34
12,573.78
7,103.77
1,000.00
101,504.71
8,739.25
29,065.17
47,438.77
563.75
25, 864.S2.
213,181.28
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. Wii te,
Ci ty Clerk.
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BALANCE
$ 5,000.0(
10,399.5r
7,961.8~
4,415.3J
18,599.4t
4,699.74
9,156.51
1,444.12
2, 834. 81~
703.49
4,354.40
11,377.19
5,205.00
86,151.41
10,370.75
24,355.02
4,800.66
24,426.22
396.23
2,000.00
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Council met as per Special Call "His Honor, II the Mc1yor pre-
siding. All Gouncilmen present, except Cords, (on account of
Birthday Celebration) and Colwell.
Special Call was read.
The Mayor mentioned that tile hearing of Schuff Liquor Store
would be first to be heard, and promptly administered oath to
Fred Hallock, Nebraska Liquor Control Commission Agent, who in
turn gave th8 facts as he knew them.
The Mayor then administered the oath to Mr. Fred Schuff, and
Mr. Sanderson, Clerk. Mr. Schuff was in tOifm, but not at the
Liquor Store.
Mr. Sanderson admitted h~ving made th3 sale, and stated
that he had no doubt but what Don Menck, purchas8r of Liquor,
was 21 years old, Wl!ich was strengthsned by a statsm'3nt of Mr.
Youngclaus, for whom Don lV1snck had worked for about I! years,
which was that Don had work~d for him for Ii Y3ars, and he thought
up to the time of this Liquor purchase, that Don was past 21 years
of age.
Don Msmck was sworn in and gave facts concerning the purchase
of said Liquor, his age, 20 years now, (19 years on Oct. 11, 1940)
height 5 ft loi in, weight 154 pounds.
The Chief cmd Elssistant Chief of Polic~, were sworn in and
testified as to the nature of ths business, ths ordsrliness of
the place and the apparent attitude of Mr. Schuff in keeping his
place clean and respectable, and stated that it was far above
the avsrage.
After some discussion, the matter was referred to the
Council, as a COliilllittee, who wsnt into committs8 session, and
finally recomm~nded the adoption of Resolution.
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WHEREAS: Schuff Liquor Store has been called before the
City Council with reference to an alleged sale of Liquor to a
minor on the 11th day of October, 1940, and
~~EREAS: a full and completed hearing has been had with
reference to said alleged violation before the City Council
with evidence being taken from the Liquor Inspectors; the
minor purchaser; Mr. Ered Schuff; the Chief of Police; the
Assistant Chief of Police and the minor's employer and the
employee of the Schuff Liquor Store that sold the Liquor, and
WHEREAS: all of the testimony taken indicates that the minor
purchaser is a rather large young man and there is a possi-
billity that the Schuff Liquor Store employee misjudged his age
without intentionally violating the law with reference to the
sale of liquor to a minor, and that Mr. Schuff the proprietor
of the store did not know of nor consent to said sale and that
the said Fred Schuff has always conducted his business in a
most satisfactory manner and has always given the authorities
his utmost personal co-operation in the operation of his place
of business and in consideration of ,'-'11 the facts surrounding
this sale, and the employee of the Schuff Liquor immediately
resigned his position when he discovered he had sold to a minor.
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED: that the Mayor and City Council
take no action with reference to license of the Schuff Liquor
Store.
Dated at Grand Island, Nebraska, this 11th day of December,
1940.
C. H. Justice
E. C. Kammer
M. A. Olivetti
Elias F. Starr
Julius Boeck
William A. Gross
O. A. i};bbott
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice, Resolution was
adopted. Roll call ballot, Justice, Kammer, Gross, Boeck, Starr,
and Olivetti voting aye, nay, none.
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Starr m~ntioned having received an inquiry from the Chief
of Police with reference to "No Parking" signs east side of City
Hall. Some discussion and a suggestion that signs on Council
meeting nights, be placed along the curb.
Letter from L. R. Jones livi th reference to conditions at
west end of Viaduct, was read and fil~d.
Mayor mentioned the paving having given way on the North
side of Second Street, in 500 Block West, temporarily fixed. Also
1600 Block West in a very rough condition.
btarr mentioned request from Palace Market for 2 hour
parking spaces or less on account of clerks from other stores take
practically all their parking spaces from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Discussion on Drafting an Ordinance pertaining to sale of
liquor to minors, purchase by minors, possession by minors, and
misreprentation of age. On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Starr,
City Attorney was authorized to draft ordinance.
Olivetti mentioned the receipt of appl.ication from C. L.
Fredrickson for Liquor and Beer Licenses at Stratton Hotel.
December 11, 1940.
Honorable lII1ayor and City Council,
Grand ~sland, Nebraska.
We, your committee on City Property beg leave to submit
the following report:
That the fuayor, City ~ngineer and the Architect be sent
to Lincoln, Nebraska to confer with the W. P. A. Officials and
make all necessary arrangements for the completion of the City
Re-creation building; all necessary expenses in connection with
the trip to be paid for by the City of Grand ~sland, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted,
M. A. Olivetti
Julius B03ck
_C. H. Justice
On motion of Gross, seconded by Olivetti, report was adopted.
Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
On motion of Justice, seconded by Olivetti, the Ordinance,
License and Bond Committee was authorized to get the necessary
stamps in connection with meat inspection.
On motion of Starr, Council adjourned.
F. S. White,
City Clerk
December 11, 1940
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December 18, 1940
Council met in regular session, !tBis Honor,TT the Mayor, presiding.
Kammer, Starr, Boeck, Gross, Cords, and Olivetti answered at roll call.
Justice entered later. Minutes of previous meetings were read and
approved.
Communication from C. Ray Gatss with rsfersncs to Radio inter-
ference, claimed caused by the 8lectric Welding Machine at High School,
was read. On motion of Gross, seconded by r-"ammer , received and p1:~ced
on file.
Offer of Melvin Sohrweid of $50.00, he to pay sewer tax and
for abstract for the purchase of Lot #57, West Lawn Addition to
Grand Island, was read.
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Starr,
was referred to City ~roperty Con~i+tee.
Notice from Reed, Ramacciotte, Robin~on & Hurska, that claim
of $5020.75 had been made against the City of Grand Island, on
account of reported defective wiring, was read.
On motion of
Gross, seconded by Kammsr, was referred to Ice, Water & Light
Committee and City Attorney.
Performance Bond on Airport Gasoline Contract with the Federal
Government was presented. On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Gross,
the l'viayor and Clerk were' authorized to sign a.no. seal. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye.
Bids on body for installation on chassis purchased for con-
veying !tIron Lung,!t were opened.
Sam Greenberger
$700.00
Certified Check
Farmers Lumber & Supply
560.00 !twire!t W. U. Check $30.00
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Kammer, bids were referred
to Fire Committee.
Resolution from interested Tax Payers, with reference to
transfer of Central Power Company's holdings within the City Limits,
offering them aid in whatever way possible, was presented. After
some discussion, on motion of Starr, seconded by Gross, vvas re-
ferred to Ice, ~ater & Light Committee.
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TO TH~ HONORAELE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF
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CITY OF GRAND ISLAND:
Our att':mtion has been called to the fact that proposals
have been made to you as representatives of the City of Grand Island
looking to the purchase by the City of part or all of the ass~ts
of the Central Power Company in this City~
We do not wish this to be considered as being in any
manner an expression by us or any of us that the Central Power
Company should be put out of business against its will, but we have
been informed tllat there is a possibility ,that in order to conform
to the Holding Company Act of the United States, it may be necessary
for the Central Power Company to dispose of its Nebraska properties.
It is vi tally important to the ci tizens of Gnmd Island tha.t if the
Central Power Company desires or is compelled to dispose of its
property in and adjacent to Grand Island, that the interests of the
citizens of Grand Island be protected.
This is a most important Cluestion', a question that con-
cerns every person in this City. Proposals have been made to other
communities, which, if adopt'?d, might ti'? up such communities
hopele5s1y~ We realize that neither you nor ourselves want any-
thing of that kind. We also realiz'? that you are the governing body
of the City of Grand .l.sland and we have no intent to interfere vdth
you. The purpose of this resolution is to inform you that we desire
to co-opsrat'? with you in every way pdssible to see that th'? best
interests of the City of Grand Island and i t~3 Municipal Light Plant
are protected.
We will, if you request us, undertake the organization
of a Ci tizens' Corami t tee, or, if you pI' e1'er, we will co-opsra. te with
any Citizens' Committee form'?d by you. In otL'?r words, we are at
your servic'? As we h~ve said before, this is a most important
question. fu'?n are interested for tremendous financial advantage
to themselves, vvho are, to th<:: l'?ast, extremely high-pressure
salesmen in matt<::rs of this kind. Again, this is a terrific
responsi bili ty for you. Whil tever is done should be tha t 1fihich
will meet the n_pproval of the ci tizens of' Grand lslar;d. For tLat
reason we f'?el that there should be some orGanized bony that will
repr'?sent the wishes of th'? citizens of this City, to advise you,
co-operate with you and assist in working this thing out. We will
be glad to meet with you, or have some committee meet with you, or
upon your r2qu8st, appear at any ms'?ting of the City Council, or
do anything els9 that you desir<:: which we can do legitimately to
help you out.
Mr. Cords presented a copy of audit of Municipal Pool
for record. On motion of Cords, s'?conded by Gross, was received
and placed on file.
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WHEREAS, warrants have b'?en issued to the limit of the
appropriations for the follovdng Funds, Paving Fund, cmd the WPA
Fund of the General Fund, and the sums giv'?n below will be needed
to pay bills contracted for to date.
Paving Fund
$4,000.00
3,000.00, and
WPA Fund of the General Fund
Wht!.:HEAS, th'?re is a cash balance in the Light Fund of over
$100,000.00, One Hundred Thousand Dol. la.rs, Sar-l-l~ b .
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expenditures being amply provided for.
THSHEFOHE: BE IT Hii:SOLVED BY ThE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL,
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of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebr., that the sums mentioned b'elow
be transferred from the Light Fund to the Funds mentioned.
Transferred to the Paving Fund
$4,000.00
Transferred to the WPA Fund of the
General F'und
$3,000.00
and that the Ci ty Clerk be irstructed and her'9by authorized to
issue warrants on the Funds mentioned in the sums so transferred.
and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Treasurer be
directed and hereby authorized to transfer the sums above men-
tioned from the Light Fund to the l!aving Fund and the WPA Fund of
the General Fund, and
BE IT FURTEEH HSSOLVED , that when the Intersection
PaVing Bonds are issued and sold that the Light Fund be reimbursed
I from the Pavine Fund in tho sum of Four Thousand ($4,000.00) Dollars,
and
BE IT FURTHEH liESOLVED, that in the near future the sum of
Three Thousand($3,000.OO) Dollars, be transferred from the General
Fund to the Light Fund to pay the sum transferred to the WPA Fund
of the General Fund.
Respectfully submitted,
C. J. Cords
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E. C. Kammer
Finance 'Co'mmlttee-'-
On motion of ~ords, seconded by Gross, resolution was
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adopted. Roll call b~~lot, all voting aye.
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Starr, the bids on
"Iron Lung" Truck body" were rejected and certified checks ordered
returned.
On motion of Boeck, seconded by Olivetti, the Fire Chief
authorized to buy necessary material and build the Body for TlIron
Lung Truck.TI
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December 16, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Water and Light to whom was
referred the petition by Mr. Richardson et al., for installation
of street light at State and Custer and Howard and Waugh, beg
to recommend that these street lights be installed, same to be
made at the expense and by the City Lighting Department.
William A~_QKos~_~
Julius Boec1L.___
C. H. Justice
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On motion of Justice, seconded by Gross, recommendation
was adopted.
Bond for Lloyd C. Kissel, auctioneer, having been OKed
by City Attorney, on motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice,
was accepted.
Bonds of John Pheif for Drainlayer and Plumber were
presented and not accented on account of clause "It is under-
stood and agreed that the liability under this bond is to
terminate definitely on January 1, 1942, and may be renewed by
means of continuation certificate at the option of the Surety."
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska:
That L. L. Fredrickson be granted an on sale beer
license for the premises located at 103 North LOaBt Street,
Grand ~sland, Nebraska; he having purchased the business of
Kudrna & Stark which operated at the above address.
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~lia12 F. StarL-_
_____M~-A~. Olivetti
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C. J!. Justis:.~__ William A. Gross__
C. J. Cords
Ordinance, License"& Bond-Co'mmi ttee
O. A. Abbott '_
Mayor
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice, Resolution
was adopted. Roll call ballot, all voting aye, nay~ none.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebr~ska:
That L. L. Fredrickson be granted an off sale liquor
license for the premises located at 103 North Locust Street,
Grand Island, Nebraska; he having purchased the busin3ss of
Kudrna & Stark which operated at the above address.
C. ~...!..~rds
Elias F. Starr
M. A. 0 Ij,.Y~J1.ti____
Julius Boeck
c. H. Justice
William A._.GrQ~~
C. J. Cords
Orsinance, License & Bond Committee
O. A. Abbott
Mayor
On motion of Olivetti, seconded by Justice, Resolution
was adopted.
Claim of Drs. McGrath & Woodruff for $45.00 for
services rendered to Ollie Moore was presented. On motion of
Starr, seconded by Justice, was allowed. Roll call ballot, all
voting aye.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
December 18, 1940
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebra~ka.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the work on Curb & 0utter District
Nos. 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 58, 59, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65, 67 and 69, has
been completed according to the specifications by the Works
Progress Administration under the supervision of the Diamond
Engineering Company, which Contracts were dated from Autust 21,
1940 to October 2, 1940.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the unit price set forth in the contract
to-wit:
34,920 lin ft Curb & Gutter @ .09~
$3,142.80
I recommend that these Districts constructed by the
Works Progress Admiriistra.tion under the supervision of the
Diamond Engineering Company, be accepted by the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska.
To the Diamond Engineering Company
To ~ngineering & Inspection
To Advertising & Publication
To Cement and other Materials
$3,142.80
250.00
150.00
39551.50
$7,094.30
Total
To be divided as follows:
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To the Paving Di::;trict l"und
To ths Paving Fund
$4,467.74
2~626.56
$7,094.30
Total
I furth'3r recommend that the City Council sit as a
Board of Equalization on Districts No. 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 58,
59, 60, 61, 62, 60, 64, 65, 67, 69 and 72 on the 15th day of
January, 1941, betwe'3n ths hours of 7:00 and 8:00 o'clock P. M.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. Hardeman,
City Engineer.
On motion of Starr, seconded by Justice, estimate was
accepted and recommendation was adopted. Roll call ballot, all
voting aye.
After some discussion pertaining to first meeting in
January on account of January first being regular meeting date,
on motion of Starr, seconded by Kammer, tlThat when Council ad-
journs, it be to m~et January 8, 1941, at 8:000'clock P. M. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye.
Claims against th~ City were read. On motion of
Justice, seconded by Kammer, were allowed as read. Roll call
ballot, all voting aye.
Olivetti mentioned the prospects of making arrangem'3nts
with the U. P. Athletic Association for use of Ball Park for
night games. Some discussion, no positive action taken.
Some discussion on WPA Project of demolishing church
and residence, some Councilmen in favor of only a Grand Island
man to be in charge, some that they should go ahead with project
according to WPA set-up.
On motion of Kammer, Council adjourn9d.
F. S. White,
Ci ty Clerk
December 18, 1940
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
December 30, 1940
Council met as per Special Call, "His Honor," the Mayor,
presiding. All Councilmen answered at roll call, except Justice
and Gross, who were out of the City.
Special Call was r9ad.
The Mayor recommended the appointment of Dr .lfln... Phillips
t:4u ,:_).,~:..~,,~/$A;_,__-1? ,,/I-,~,h
~ Veterinari~n tor the New Crown Packing,Company. On motion of
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Olivetti, seconded by Starr, the appointm3nt was confirmed. Roll
call ballot, all voting aye.
Moved by Olivetti, seconded by Starr, the salary of Veter-
inarian be fixed at $140.00 per month, with an additional amount,
not to exceed $10.00, allowed for gas, with a clause stating that
this gas be used for business purposes only, and the amount
subject to revision. Roll call ballot, all voting aye.
After some discussion on Bonds, it was moved by Cords,
seconded by Starr, the Clerk be instructed to prepare Bond Histories
for Paving Districts Nos. 93-94 and 95, and the City Attorney pre-
pare an Ordinance and Resolution covering same, to be presented
at the next meeting. Holl call ballot, all voting aye.
The following agreem~.mt by and between James Webb, the Trust-
ees of the Methodist (Episcopal) Church and the City of Grand Island,
was presented.
WHEREAS, James ~,ebb has sold to the City of Grand Island,
Hall County, Nebraska, the buildings located upon the following
described premises, to-wit:
Lots One and Two (1 & 2) in
Block Sixty-two (62), Original
Town now City of Grand Island
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Hall County, Nebraska.
and
WHBREAS, the City of Grand "'sland is desirous of immedi-
ately removing the same.
IT IS HEHEBY MUTUALLY AGREED AS FOLLOWS: That the City
of Grand Island, its agents and employees, shall have the
right to go upon the above described premises for the purpose
of removing said buildings and shall have free access to and
from said pramises for tha above set out purpose, and said James
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Webb will in no way, hinder or delay said City of Grand
Island, its agents or employe~s, from removing said buildings.
IT IS FURlb~R AGR~ED between the City of Grand Island
and Jam~s Webb that the City of Grand Island will remove said
buildings in a good and workmanlike maDner without injury to
the premises except such as are necessarily occasioned by the
removal of said buildings, and that the City of Gri~md Island
will leave the premises in a good, clean condition upon the
removal of said buildings and viill remove all debris and other
offensive matter from said premises.
IT IS FUHTHER AGRSED, by the City of Grand Island, that
it will save the said ~ames ~ebb, or any other owner of the
premises, harmless from any and all personal or property
damages occasioned by the removal of said buildings from said
premises.
In witness whereof we have hsreto set our hands this
30th day of December, 1940.
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND
ATT~ST:
By
O. A. A b bo t t
Mayor.
F. .;.J. White
City (,;lerk
James 'v\ebb
We, the Trustees of the Methodist (Episcopal) Church,
h:;reby cons8Lt to the:) above emu forsgoing removal of the
buildings from said premises under the same conditions as
above set out. Subject to the ressrvation of windows and
Corner stone as provid~d in our contract with James Webb.
TEUSTE:SS OF TH6 Mc.;TJ:UDI~3T (EPISCOPAL)
ChURCH
By
Earls G. Johnson
Claude A. Davis
lVl. L. Golla11'91'
C. Ray Gates._____~..____
Moved by Bo~ck, s'9cond'9d by Olivetti, that a certified
copy of th~ agreem9nt be sent to th~ WPA so that work on removing
th~ buildirgs could be started at once.
On motion of Colwell, ~ouncil adjourned.
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F. S. Whi t e ,
City Clerk (By M. B.)