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September 8,. 1958
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The City Council met in regular session with the following present; Mayor
Forbes - Aldermen Compton - Freund - Fredericson, Jones, and Wilcox, Manager Black -
Asst. Manager Partain - Secretary McCook and Mr. Co S. Sanders.
Minutes of the last meeting of August 11, 1958 were read and approved as
read.
Mgr. Black then read reports for the months of August and submitted bills
for the General Fund in the amount of $639ol4pand requested this approved. On
motion of Alderman Compton secorded by Wilcox reports approved.
Mayor Forbes then read the Tax Assessor - Collector report;the total valuation
is 3215,360 and amount tax to be collected is *40,192.00. On motion of Alderman
Fredericson seconded by Jones Tax Collectors report approved.
ELECTRICAL ORDINANCE - SECOND READING: See Ordinance Book, Page No. $r -S
Motion by Alderman Fredericson seconded by Compton that ordinance be read by caption.
Motion carried. A roll call vote was as follows: Ayes; Compton, Fredericson,
Freund, Jones and Wilcox; Noes -none,
Manager Black then recommended to the Council that city retain the McKeithan
Parking Lot but release the lot now rented from Dr. Hobson Martin. No offical
action taken. On quesion, Manager Black estimated that Parking Meters could be
sold for between $12.00 and $15.00 each.
Mr. Black then reported that Health Unit was moving downstairs on Seventh
Street on October Ist, 1958. New location will improve the operations of the ea
unit and the rent is the same that has been paid at the old location.
Mrs Black then discusser the Fire Department operations and the pay for
firemen and recommended that the Council consider raising the pay for those
answering fire calls. Motion by Alderman Wilcox - seconded by Freund - that the
rate of pay be raised to $2.00 per call for wet fires and $1.00 per call for
dry fires. Motion carried.
Mr. Black then reported on a request from the school board that the street
from the corner location of Mutual Lumber Company to Carver School be paved.
The schools to pay about $200.00 and the city to pay the remaining costs. Mr.
Black estimated the cost to the city would be between $400,00 and $500.00 and
could be paid from the Paving Fund.
The attention of the Council was called to a District water Meeting to
be held the night of September 9th., at 7:30 in the City Building - all members
of the Council invited to attend.
There being no further business, On Motion of Alderman Compton -seconded
by Fredericson- meeting adjourned.
Attests
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Mayor, City of Georgetown