HomeMy WebLinkAboutApproved Minutes - 1952-10-07 PMOctober 7, 1952
Regular meeting of the city council called to order by Mayor Needham. Rogers
and Hughes absent.
Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
Gordon Reid,. owner of Cabana #4, requested permission to -build on to his -present
residence within one foot of the property line. Moved by Stidd, seconded by
Wilson that this request be granted, providing written permission for this
addition is xecured from the adjacent property owner.
In response.to the request of the Chamber of Commerce, it was moved by Stidd,
seconded by;Papulski.that they be complimented.on their suggested program for
celebrating the completion of the lighting project on Oct. 23rd, and approval
be given them to close off "A" Ave. between State St. -.and First St. for the
purpose of holding such a celebration. Passed unanimously.
For the occasion the'City will extend invitations to the officials of the
neighboring towns, as well as representatives of the P. G. E. Co.
Geo. Hibbard; attorney representing Wm. Shutzler, owner of property west of
the Cabanap,.asked if the city would consider accepting public right of way lo-
cated at the north end of the Cabana property as a city street if Paul
Murphy Co. would first develop it according to city specifications.
Sept. 30, 1952
SPECIAL MEETING of the City Council was called to order by Mayor Needham.-
eedham:Stidd,
Stidd,'Papulski-and Wilson present..
Notations were presented on the following described lamps required in connection
with the Street Lighting project now being installed in.the city by the Portland
Gen. Electric Co.:
51 E H 1 Mercury Vapor Lamps
24 .:620 watt Group replacement lamps --
24 405 watt Group replacement lamps
The following quotations were received and read by the Council:
Webb Elec. Appliance Co. - net price - $636.07
Carl Lyle - +'. " 796.00
Ray's Hardware - " " 662.28
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It was moved by Wilson, seconded by Stidd that the order be placed with the
lowest bidder, Webb Electric -Co., 'for the net price of $636.07. Passed
unanimously.. -
Moved by Papulski, seconded by Wilson that meeting be adjourned.
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ity Recorder
October 7, 1952
Regular meeting of the city council called to order by Mayor Needham. Rogers
and Hughes absent.
Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
Gordon Reid,. owner of Cabana #4, requested permission to -build on to his -present
residence within one foot of the property line. Moved by Stidd, seconded by
Wilson that this request be granted, providing written permission for this
addition is xecured from the adjacent property owner.
In response.to the request of the Chamber of Commerce, it was moved by Stidd,
seconded by;Papulski.that they be complimented.on their suggested program for
celebrating the completion of the lighting project on Oct. 23rd, and approval
be given them to close off "A" Ave. between State St. -.and First St. for the
purpose of holding such a celebration. Passed unanimously.
For the occasion the'City will extend invitations to the officials of the
neighboring towns, as well as representatives of the P. G. E. Co.
Geo. Hibbard; attorney representing Wm. Shutzler, owner of property west of
the Cabanap,.asked if the city would consider accepting public right of way lo-
cated at the north end of the Cabana property as a city street if Paul
Murphy Co. would first develop it according to city specifications.
Moved by Papulski, seconded by Stidd that letter be written to Paul F. Murphy Co.,
with copy sent to Cabana Corp., stating that if the proposed road was improved
according to city specifications, City of Oswego would accept same asla public
dedicated street. Needham, Wilson, Worthington voted "no";' Papulski and
Stidd voted "yes". Motion did not carry.
Marshall Brown reported that state and federal funds had been promised in
securing radio equipment for First Aid Car.i.,
Barbara Pierce, 9th & A Sts., protested written request that she clear her lot
of dried grass. _Council granted her 90 days extension from Oct. 30th to com-
ply with this request.
Moved by Papulski, seconded by Wilson that Building Inspector be authorized to
issue building permit for a garage -on his.lot on Bickner St: to R. D. Spencer
to'conform with the set -back of 20 ft. from property line. Passed unanimously.
Fire Department report was read and approved.
Recorder was instructed_to write letter to.County Court asking them to mark
cross walk on Market Road #31 at point where school children cross road to
Bayberry Road.
Moved by Wilson, seconded by Papulski that Ord. #447 regulating licenses for
solicitors, peddlers, hawkers, photograph salesmen and junk dealers be
acopted as read. Passed unanimously.
Moved by Stidd, seconded by Wilson that Ord. #448 cancelling agreement for
collection of dog licenses be adopted•as• read.- Passed unanimously.
County Court is to be advised as to what streets within the city limits are
designated as county roads and which are city streets.
City Engineer advised that it would not be necessary as a preservative to paint.
the foot bridge at the Park since the solution used on the prefabricated materials
was water resistent.
Council agreed that city did not have money to pave area between the parking
lot and the curb line for the new Safeway Parking Lot at 1st & B. Sts.
Moved by Stidd, seconded by Wilson that the $1,000.00 proceeds from sale of
Plymouth Sedan belonging to Police Dept.•be deposited in "Police Reserve•for
Equipment" bank account and warrant be issued for the amount necessary.($337.00)
to pay balance due on motorcycle contract with East Side Motorcycle Co.•.as of
October 10th. Passed unanimously.
Moved by Wilson, seconded by Papulski that David Spear be employed by the
Police.Department as �a patrolman as'.of October 8th, at -a monthly salary of
see $275.00 forthe first three mos.;.$285.00 for the•riext three mos.;•$300.00,for
Minutes the next. three months,, and $310.00 by the end' of the first year's service.
10/21 Passed unanimously.
Moved by Stidd•; seconded by Wilson that meeting be adjourned.'
-Gli.ty Recor er; •`