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September 11, 1946~q6 MIDIUPES OF AIvT ADJOUR1eTr,D ;:yETII1G OF THE ~''7EST b~:FiiI6 CITY COLiICTL SgpT;;,,ggg 11, 1946 The Council of the City cf Vlest L~emphis in the County of Crittenden State of Arl~.nsas met in an adjourned session at the City Hall in said City at 5;00 P.'. on the 11th da;,% of September, 1946. The meeting tivas called to order by the I:iayor, and tle roll being called them crore: ~ Present; F. 1?. Dacus in the chair and the fo11o1~riug .aired Alderme?i: I~ 0. I. Bollinger, C. H. Drown, J. A. Johnson, Curtis Foster, and G. 4r. I:.c~uley; and City Attorney J. Ii. Spears. Absent; Alderman J. B. Loyd aiu. City C1er'.. h. E. Banning, tirho had notice of the meeting. It being determined a quorLUn tras Ire:;ent, t'ie follo~ri ng proceedings ~~rere had to z~rit; Minutes of the follrn~ring Council i„eetinos mere read and approved: A11 Adjourned ile.ting on August 23, 1946 and a ..°.egular iteeti.ng on September 3, 1946. 1'.?iss Duc':tiett and LIrs. nettle of the Ducl~tt Dancing School appeared before •the Council to request the rene-rral of their agreement in regaxYi to the use of the community house for dancing c Lss. After discussion of the matter it c~^~s docided that the motion passed on ii}=ri1 15, 1946, by the Council remain in effect e;:cept that the days for instructing the classes be c-fanged from 3::onday and 'i,ednesday to 1,4oney and Thursday. ^I Is. R. E. Stevens appeared before the Cor~.c-_1 requesting approval by ~I the Council fora 1~rmit fora liquor storo in ~r"fast }~cril:his. Aft©r --J discussion of the matter, the Council agreed that the City Council had novcr previously been requested to p~.ss on a licuor store permit to be issued by the State anci thereupon -the follo::ing motion z:as made by Alderman Johr~!son: That the City neither approve or disapprove the applicati on for }hermit for liquor store by It. ~'. Stevens. The motion 1,"as seconded by Alderr..an nrrn••rn, and upon the matt°r being called to vote the follot~rinr voted; Aye: C. I. Bollinger, C. ii. Drrn"m, J. A. Johnson, Cur'cis Foster, and G. ~~,. 1.:cAuley. Nay: gone. An ordii~.:.nce entitled"An Ord.ina?ice =tiesulating the Construction and Iaintenance of Si„nboards" bras read the seconri tir.~e by Alderman Johnson and Alderman Broom made motion that the second reading of the ordinance be approved; the motion z~ras seconded b~; Aldern~+.n lollinger. UI?on the matter being called to vote, the follovring voted: Aye: C. I. Bollinger, C. h. Brrnvn, J. A. Johnson, Curtis Foster, and G. >i•f. I,;cAnley. Flay: ISone . ~ ', ~ I~ L"s. F. I;icClai~2han, a coal dealer in t";c-st i:eml~his, a=;peered before the Cotmcil requesting tho City to pass an ordinance on the regulation of vreic~hts and measures. After discussion of the :ratter City Attorney Spears rras instructed to prepm.re an ordinance o•_z the re~ula-~ion of ti~reights and measures for the pert regular Cou_rcil .:eating. l~~~l An ordi~u:.-rce prepared by the U. S. Public Health Service regulating eating and drirL:in~ ostablishmer_ts eras introduced by Aldernnn I:ic.~Luley, and discussed by the members of the Cotmcil. Alder~ar_ ~o11in„er movad that the rule requiring said ordi_-~a.rrce to be read in full on three diffare:_t days be sL.sl:~ended, and that said ordinance be placed on its second reading; motion was seconded by Aldexmian Foster, and t}ieraafter tiie i:ayor pu-t the a_uestion on the adol~-t- ion of said motion, and the roll being called, ti:e iollowin~ voted: A-:e~ 0. I. Bo'-1-in~er, C. i:. Drct.n~, J. A. Johnson, C±.Lrtis Foster, ~ and G. Vi. I:~clluley. iTay: I. one . ';nereu7 on the :a,-cr dec 'wired the motion duly I-assod and said ordinance placed on its seco:id reading. TI~e ordir~~lce tivws then read tha second time by Alder.ran Johnscn. Alder::m.n Broern then moved that said ordinance be nrn-r placed upon its final ado'aion; notion eras seconded by Alderman Foster, and after due consideration thereof by said Covaicil, the Tu"ayor rut the question on the adoption of the motion, and u_on the roll being called, the fo11rn^ring voted: Aye: 0. I. Bo1lir~gor, C. H. ~roi^m, J. A. Jo'rr-nson, Curtis Foster, a--~-d G. '~~. i:IcAuley. ivTay: Pone. 1`dhereupon the Mayor declared the motion duly carri:,d and said ordinance placed upon its firyal read~~lg and adoption. Said ordinance cra.s read in full by Alder_~an Brot~m, taho moved its adoption, seconded by Aldern~a.n Bollinger, and after due consideration thereof by said Council, the L=ayor put the quastion upon the adoption of said motion, and upon tie passage of said ordinance, and the roll being ~` ~ called, the folloti"ring voted: Aye: 0. L .Bollingar, C. H. Brot-~~r, J. A. Johnson, Curtis Fostar, and G. Vd.:.icAuley. Nay: Tdone . '+Vhereupon, the I:~ayor declared said motion duly adopted and said ordina_ce duly passed, and signed his approzal to said crdinance and the City Clerk liras directed to spread the same upon the record of Ordinances of the City of tiYest Liemphis, Arlansas, and to have same published as required by law, and to number said ordinance TIo. 123. Said ordinance to which no amendment eras offered read ss follows: ORDIi?Ai~?CE TtU. 123 U. S. F'[iBLIC H AIyTII 53HVICE ORDIZ?AicCE R:,GUTATIUII :IATITdC. ATID DRIP}1'IT?G 3STABLISIL".;~,IdTS An ordinance defini:lg restaurant, itinerant restaurant, employed, utensils, hoalth officer, etc., requiring permits for the operation of such establis}i~nts, prohibiting the sale of adjulterated, urnrhole- some or misbranded food or drink, regulating the inspection of such i establishments, the enforcer::ent of this ordir~.nce, and the fi~ir_g of Pe na, ltie s . BE T_T ORD^.I`3D ~Y Thy CCti<iCIL OF ^,.~ CITY OF VuT,ST i:~'Fr_IS AS FOLILitiS: SECTIUP? 1. DEFTi?ITIOIvS. The follot°ring defi-nitions shall apply in the ui~'~ar~pre~ation a- n~Tie enfcrcer:~ent of this ordinance. ~9~ A. RESTAUI'~LP'T. The terra "restaurant" shall srEan restaurant, coffee shop; cafe~oria, short order cafe, luncheonette, tavern, sa~ldzvich stand, soda foLUltain, and all of her eating or drirl~ing establislvi~ents, as s;e11 ac kitchens or other places in which food or dri!~k is prepared for sale elseti°rhere. B. ITIId~ GATT RESTAZP'uL~. shall mean one ope~in~o'r a tiaith a fair, carnival, circus, gathering. The tern: "itir_erant restaurant" temporary- reriod in coimection public exhibit,: on, or ot?:er sir..ilar C. EL:PII~YEE. The term "employee" shall mean any person who hand eT~co;. or drinL during prel~.ration or serving, or tiaho cones in contact ti~rith any eating or cooking utensils, or 1^rho is employed in a room in crhich food or drink is prepared or served. D. UTEI;5IIS. "IIte?isils" sha'_1 include any l:itchern:~are, tableti^rare,T~~rare, cutlery, utersils, containers, or other equipr.~nt vrith ti^rhich food or drinl~ comes ii. contact during storage, propax•ation, or serving. H~.'_IL13 OF-IC~R. The term "health officer" shall mean •the Health Ol 'icer o ri tenders County or his authorized represer_t- ative. F. PET250i?. The o•rord "person" shall mean any person, firm, corporatioxi, or association. SECTICTT Z. FE1":ITS. It shall be unlesrful for any person to opere.Ta'restaurant n the City of ti`~est I.;emphis rrl?o does not possess an unrevoled permit from the health officer. Such perrut shall be posted in a conspicuous Mace. Cnly persons ti•rho comply crith the requirer,ents of this ordinance she.11 be untitled to receive and retain such a pernit.. A person conduct- ing an ituzerant restaus•e.nt shall also be rec;uired to secure a permit. Such o. pe:riit ray be ter.:porarily suspe:uled by the health. officer upon the violation by the holder of any of the -urrras of this ordi~~ance, er revola3d after an opporttu:ity for a hearitLg by the health officer upon serious or repeated violation. SECTIOT~ 3. EY.EL.'T'hT I0'.' AID CC ,.~ 7 ~ `s4^_ lOT? GF' LZTi~?=OT~SOL~ OR ADIIL iirii".::p I'OOD G?', 1. -,- -.. Samples of food, drinl{ and ether substances may be talren aixl examined by the health of~^icer as often as may be necessary for the detection of unwholesomeness or adulteration. The healtl: off5.cer may condemn and forbid the sale of, or cause to be removed or destroyed, any food or drinl: sr'r.ich is unwholesome or adulterated. SEC^IOTT 4. Il'.SPECTIOT' OF RuSTALTn,A:?i'S. At least once every montTi~Tie Health officer shall insFect every restaurant located zrith- in the city of alert i:emphis. In case the health officer discovers the violation of any item of sanitation, he shall m:.le a second inspection after the lapse of such ti.~.e as he deems necessary for the defect to be remedied, alai the second inspection shall be used in det;orr:ining compliance tirith the rec_uirements of this ordinance. Any violation of the same item of this ordinance on such second inspection shall call for inunediate susper_sion of permit. One copy of the inspection rel~ort shall be posted by the health officer upon an inside ti•rall of the resv<s.urart, and said ins- pection rel-ort s_hQll not be defaced or removed by any pcrsor. except the health officer. Another copy of the inspection relcrt shall be filed with the records of the health department. ~~~ The person operating the restau:•ar~t shall upon reauestion of the health officer permit access to all parts of the es~tablish:^ent aiul shall permit copyuir; any> or all records of food purchased. La~~ SECTIO'i 5. SA'_I^_ATI01: FJ~QuiR;~.,~11iS. All restaurants shall comr, y crl -n all of the follovring items of sanitation. Item 1. Floers. The floors of all rooms in v~liicli food or drink is stored, prepared, or served, or in vri~ich utensils are tiaashed, shall be of such construction as to be easily cleaned, shall be smooth, ar_d shall be li-ept claan and in .mood rep~.ir. Itom 2. ,'falls asul Ceilings. Malls and ce-_lings of all roc_-!s shall be l~pt clean and ir_ ,good ronair. All -c,alls and ceilings of rooms in vrhich food or drir~ is stored or prepared shall be I finished in light color. The malls of all rooms in vrhich food or drirlC is pro pared or utensils are vrashed shall have a smooth, tivashable surface un to the level reached b;,~ splash or spray. Item 3. Doors and ;gindrnvs. r'lhen flies aro irevalent, all openings into the outer air shall be effectively scroenod and doors shall ro selx^-closing, uxiless other effective .:moans are provided to r:revent the er_tx-ance of flies. Item ~_-. I:.~hting. A11 rooms in vrhich food or drink is stored or pre~red, or served, or in vrhich utensils are vrashed, shall be vre11 li;hted. Item 5. Ventilation. All rooms in vrhich food or drink is stored, prepared, or served, or i-_ vrhich utei_si is are vrc.shed, shall be yell ~*entilated. I:gem 6. Toilet Facilities. Eves^f restaura.-~t shall be pro- vided vrith adequate and convenier_tly located toilet facilities for its employees, conforming vrith tree crdiriance of the city of ~Pfest T,_emphis, In restaurants heresfter constructed toilet rooms shall not open directly into any room in vrhich food, dri.z?:, or utensils are hand lad or stored. The doors of all toilet rooms shall be self-closing. Toilet rcoms shall be '.:ept in a clean condition, in good re;~.ir, and yell li^hted and ventil.~ated. Hand-vrasiiir_g suns shall be posted in each toilet room used by employees. Item 7. l'iatar Supply. Running vrater under pr~esstue shall be easily accessible to all rooms in vrhich food i s prepared or utensils are vrashed, ar1`~ --.~~ .•uter supply shall be adequate, and of a safe sanitary cuality. Item 8. Invator~,~ Facilities. Adequate and convenient hand- v;ashing facilites shall be provided, including hot and cold running hater, soap, and approved sanitax^f trn~rels. The use of a common to~rel is prohibited. ~;o employee shall resume vrork after t•sing the toilet room vritiiout first :rashir_g his hands. Item. 9. Construction of Utensils and Equipment. All multi-use utensils and all sho~'r display cases or 1°rindovrs, counters, shelves, tables, refrigerating equipment, sirrl-s, and other equip- ment or utensils used in connection vrith the operation of a resta•~trant shall be so constx•zrctad as to be easily cleaned and shall be '_cept in good repair. Utensils containing or plated vrith cadium or lread shall not be used: Provided, that the solder containing lead may be used for jointing. Item 10. Cleaning and Bactericidal Treatment of Utensils and Ec_uipsnent. All equipment, including display cases or winrlrnvs, counters, shelves, tables, refrigerators, stoves, hoods, and sin'_=s, shall be kept claan and free from dust, ir!sects, a.i1d ether contaminating material. All cloths used by ~,raitors, chefs, avid other employees sha'il be clean. Single-service containers shall be used only once. ~~~() All multi-use eating and drinking utensils sha'_1 be thor- oughly cleaned and effectively subjected to an approved bact- ericidal process after each usage. All multi-use utensils used in the preparfaion or serving of food and drinl: shall be thor- ougrly clea=led and effectively subjected to an approved bact- ericidal process imn~ diately following the day+s operation. Tdo article, polish, or other substance containing any cyanide prer~,re.tion or other poisonous material shall be used for the cleansing or polishing of utensils. Item 11. Storc+.ge and Handling of Utensils and- Equipment. {I~, After bactericidal treatment utensils shall be stored in a clean, dry- place protected from flies, dust, and other contai~.n:atior~, and shall be handled ir_ such a r:anner as to prevent contam_inat- tion as far as practicable. Single-service utensils shall be pur- chased only in sanitary containers, shall be stored therein in a clean, dry place until used, and shall be handled -:.n a sani- tary manner. Item 12. Disposal of ~i'dastes. All vrastes shall be properly disposed of, and all garbage and trash shall be Lre pt in suitable receptacles, in such manner as not to becorie a nuisance. Item 13. Refrigeration. All readily perishable food and drink shall be Lropt at or belovr 500 F. except ~~rhen beir_g prepared or served. ti'faste v,•ater from refrigeration equipment shall be prgpertly disposed of. Item 14. Wholesomeness of Food and DrinlL. All food and drink shall be clean, vrholesome, free from spoilage, and so prepared as to be safe for human consumption. All milk, fluid mi1L products, ice cream, and other froze_i desserts served shall be from approved sources. Link and fluid milk products shall be served in the individual original containers in vrhich they mere received from the distributor or from a bull; container equipped with an approved dispenser approved for such service. All oysters, clams and rnssels shall be from approved sources, and if shuci:ed shall be kept until used in the containers in whioh they were planed at the shuci:ing plant. Item 15. Storage and Disp].a.y, and Serving of Food and Drink. All food and drink shall be so stored, displayed, and served as to be protected from dust, flies, vermin, depredation and pollution by roden~s, unnecessary handling, droplet infect- ion, oti-erhead leal~ge, and other contamination. I?o animals or fac^rls shall be kept or allotired in an;~ room in ti'ahich food or drink is prepared or stored. All means necessary for the elimination of flies, roaches, and aodents shall be used. I~~.em 16. Cleanliness of Employess. A11 emplo;,rees sl~.ll rear clean outer garments and shall Leep their hands clean at all times vrhile engaged i.n l~i•ndling food, dririt, utensils, or equipment. Employees shall not expootorate or use tobacco in an~• i'orr.~ in rooms in i,hich food is prepared. Item 17. Lliscellaneous. The premi ses of all 1'8S'tALlrant5 shall be '_:ept clear. and free of litter or rubbish. hone of tie oper- ations connected vrith a restaurant shall bo conducted in any room used as living or sleeping ouarters. Adequate loch rs or dressing rooms sha7.1 be provided for emplovees~ clothing and shall be Ye pt clean. Soiled linens, coats, and aprons shall be l.ert in containers provided for this purpose. ~~yl ITITT~F.AT1T F.ESTAUR=,PITS. It'nierarlt restaurants s;~all'o cons- structed and opeirted in an approved manner. SECTIOiT 7. On and after January 1, 19x7, no restaurant shall be of:sera e within the city of West I:em_his, or its police jurisdic- tion, Curless it confor*ns t ith the requirements of this ordinance; Provided that vahen any restaurant fails to qualify the health officer is auth- orized to suslsrui the permit. SECTICiT 8. Reinsta.temer:t of Fextuit. Any restaurant vrhose permit n~asTen suspended r,ay at any lime make application for the reinstatement of the permit. ',dithin one vreek after t'tie receipt of a satis£actor•~~ application, accompanied by a statement si;;ned by the applicant to the effect that the violated provision or provisions of this crd~a.nce have been conformed with, the health officer shall ma'-e a respection, and tlrereaftor as r.~ay additional re inspections as he may deem necessary to assure himself that the applicant is again complying vrith the re quirments, and in case the fi=dims iruiicate compliance, shall reinstate the permit. SECTIOT? 9. Disease Controll. TIo person shall be employed to handle o0 or drink for t:^.e public that does rot have a health certificate approved acrd countersigned by the health officer. The health certificate shall be renetired averi~- six months. ^1o person vrho is affected eri-L-h any disez.se in a communnicable state or is a carrier oP such disease shall vrorlc in any restaurant, and no restaurant shall employ any such person or any person suspected of being affected vrith any disease in a communicable form or of being a carrier of such disease. If the restaurant manager suspects that any employee has contracted any disease it a coranunicable form or has become a carrier of such disease, he shall notify the health officer i-smrediately. A placard cor_iaining this section shall be I('~' posted in all toilet rooms. ! ~ SECTIOiT 10. Procedure •,'ren Infection Is Suspected. 1rlren ~ suspic:.on arises as to the possibility of transmission of ini'ec- tion from any restaurar_t employee the health officer is authori- zed to require any or all of the follovring measures; (1) The immediate exclusion of the employee from all restaurants, (2) ^1he immediate closing of the restaurant concerr_ed until no further dan:~er of disease outbreak exists in the opinion of tl~e health officer, (3) Adequai:e medical examinations oz the employee and of his associates, s+ith such laboratory examinations as ::ny be irslicc~ted. SECTIOTT 11. Enforcement Interpretation. This ordir~rnce shall ua~ enforced by the health officer in accordance vrith the interpretation thereof contained in the 1943 ddition of the U. S. Fublic health Service Code Fegulatiurg Eating and Drinking Es•tablisYur~ents, a certified copy of v;hich shall be on file at the City Clerk's office. SECTIGDI 12. 1~nalties. Any person vrho violates any provision o~this ordinance shall be fired not more than ;100.00 at t;r_e discretion of the court having jurisdiction. Each and every violation of the provisions of this ordinance shall cons- tituLe a separate offce_se. ~_ j SECTIOTJ 13. gepeal and Date of Effect. All ordixuanees and - parts o orair~rnces in conflict vrith this ordinance are. hereby repealed, and this ordinance shall be in full force and effect on and after January 1, 1947. SECTICPT 14. Unconstitutionality Clause. Should any section, paragraph, clause, or phrase of this ordinance be dec]Erred tmcon- stitutional or invalid for any reason, the remainder of said ordinance shall not be affected thereby. ~~~? itiiayor Dacus advise3 the Council that he had recei=red a request from the Guaranty Loan and Real Bstate Company and from LIr. and I,Trs. Geore I~hr that the City accept by ordinance and confirm the dedication to the public use of streets, atirenues, drivevrays, and parlavays in the Worthington Farl: Addition; and that a Bill of Assurance had also been received on t}ie Addition. After discussion of the matter an ordinance Uras introduced in vrriting and read in full by Alderr:~an Johnson. ~ Alderman i:~cAuley moved that the rule recurring said ordinance to be --I read in full on three different days be suspended, and that said ordinance be placed on its second reading; motion was seconded by Alderman Johnson, and thereafter the I.layor put the Question on the adoption of said motion, and the roll being called, the follrnving voted: Aye 0. I. Bollinger, C. II. Brovrn, J. A. Johnson, Curtis Foster, and G. ++. IocAuley. Nay: .lone . titi'hereupon the I~ia~=or declared the motion duly passed and said ordinance placed on its second reading. The ordinance eras then read the second time by Alderman Bollinger. Alderman Foster then moved that said ordinance be novr placed upon its final adoption; motion eras seconded by Alderman Bern^n1, and after due con- sideration thereof by said Council, the iuayor put the question on the adoption of the notion, and upon the roll beir~ called, the folloti°fing voted: Aye: 0. 1. Bollinger, C. ~:. Brrna:z, J. A. Johnson, Curtis roster, and G. 1`t. I`_cAuley. - Nay: None. Whereupon, the 1',iayor declared the motion duly carried and said ordinance placed upon its final readin" and adoption. Ssid ordinance eras read in full by Alderman Foster, tvho moved its adoption, seconded by Alderman hicF,uley, and after due consideration thereof by said Council, the D'iayor put the question upon the adoption of said motion, and upon the passage of said ordinance, and the roll being called, the following voted; ASre: 0. I. Bollinger, C. H. Brown, J. A. Johnson, Curtis Foster, and G. 5''T. -'cAuley. Iday: None. "thereupon, the ;r.a~=or called to the Council's attention that the ordinance, as adopted, contained an emergency c huse and suggested that specific action should be talre n by the Council on this clause. V~hereupon motion was made by Alderman Bollinger and duly seconded by Alde_*^.~~.n Foster that the emergency clause of said ordinance be adopted, and the roll being called, the following voted: Aye: 0. I. Bollinger, C. Brovrn, J. A. Johnson, Curtis Foster, ' and G. l'd. A;cAuley. Nay: I1one . _. Whereupon, the I~ia~=or declared said motion duly adopted and said ordinance duly passed, and signed His approval to said ordinance and the Recorder eras directed to spread the same upon the record of Ordinance of the City of Ulest nlemphis, krkansas, and to have same published as rQQUired bg~ law, and to number said ordinance Igo. 1~4. ~~~~ Said ordiik2nce to vrhich no amendment was offered read as follotivs: 032D I??AIdCE T?0. 12 4 Ail CRDI?.AiICE ACCEPTI:'1G AI~ID COidF2?3TriI??G TT.~~ DuDICATIOPI TO THE PUBLIC USE OF TTY STR,ETS,n~T i~1L7ES, DRI7ES A21D PARI~vfAY3 Iid TEE '+x'ORP:~Ii?GTOI? FARIr ADDITIOTI TO TIC CITY OF ':'u:~ST I:;E1.iI??IS, ARlui'_'1SAS, AS CO'.ITAITTD 4ID SET FGP.TH h? A FL4T CF SAID ADD ITIOI? IADE BY C. H. BOA1D, ETdGI"s~'_:R, U?iDER DATE OF JU>'A' 20, 19x6. BE IT ORDAIrD BY TEE CITY COti!sCIL OI' THE CITY OF t~fEST T.~,IFHIS, 1VfiEREP.S, Guaranty Loan and Real Estate Coripany, a cor~~,oration, George Iehr and Llarbuerite Iehr, his wife, have caused the northeast ~uartor (DIES) of Section Tvrelve (12), Trnmship Six (6) North, Range Eight (8) East lying DTorth of Ten tlile Bayou, vrith certain exceptions as set out in the hereinafter mentioned Bill of Assurance, in the corporate limits of the City of u'~test ?,~remphis, Ar'a3.nsas, to be surveyed, subdivided and laid out into lots, blocks, streets, avenues, drives and parl~svays, aizd have Filed a plat of same made by C. H. Bond, Engineer, dated Ju"~.y 20, 19x6, styled "lYorthiizgton Park Addition, ~dost ;;Iemphis, Arsansas", and now appearing of record in Plat Book °1", at page 188- 189 of the rocords in the office of the Circuit Court Clerk and Ex-Officio Recorder of Crittenden County, Arl~nsas; and 1'dIiEREAS, the said Guaranty Ipan and Real Estate Company, George Lehr and Llarguerite Lehr, his wife, have entered into, and have caused to be recorded in Deed Record Book Vol. 193, at page 368 of the aforesaid rocords, a Bill of Assure:=ce, in v~ich the streets, avenues, par'zvays and drives in said ',~orthington Park Addition, as delineated on said plat, not heretofore dedicated to the public for its use and benefit are dedicated to the public for its use and bet:efit ~'orover; and VJ•IIE.'2AS, said Addition will aid in the de :relopment of the City of ';nest l..empizis, vrill result in an increase in its revenues and will bo of material benefit in relieving the present acute housing shortage existing in the City of ?`lest iTemphis, it is deemed advisable a..d proper to acce~.t and co".firm the dedication of said streets, avenues, parl~'ra;~s and drives, and to accept the responsibility for the proper improvement and maintenance of t;ie sane; nCPl, T."~REFCRE, BE IT CP~DAIiC;D BY '1^HE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY CF '~+~ST T:~IFitIS, ARu4IdSAS: That the dedication to the public, by the ovmers thereof, of the streets, avenues, parlnrays and drives, as delineated and shovm on the plat of ti'lortiiington Park Addition, City of '~1est Dlemphis, Arita=~sas, of record in Plat Book "1", at page 188-189 of the records in the office of the Circuit Court Clerk and Ex-Officio Recorder of Crittenden county, Arl~<u~sas, be, and the sa:-ne is hereby accepted and confirmed by the City of ti''iest I;Iem~his, and that the City of ti(es•t ;;:emphis hereby assumes the responsibility for the proper improvement and maintezk~.nee of said streets, avenues, par1L'~'rays and drives. It further appearing that there is an acute housing shortage in the City of 1;fest 'iemphis and that numerous persons aro seeking desirable building lots, but will defer pLU•chase of lots in said Addition unless assured the City of vilest T.:Iemphis vrill improve and maintain the streets, avenues, parkv~ays and drives therein, because of such prevailing condition, the need for this ordinance is urgent, therefore, it is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health and safety, an emergency is declared and this ordi;~~.nce shall tai_e effect a:1d be in force from and a~ ter its passage. Z~}~ The I:Iayor next directed attention of the Council to the Easer.~ent granted by the Standard Oil Company of Iievr Jersey to the follotiving described lands, to-wit: Ipt B of Esso Addition to the City of~,'Fest Memphis according to plat prepared by St. C;eorge Richardson, Civil Engineer, and filed for record on the 17th day of December, 1938, and recorded in Plat Book 1, at _rage 91 of the records in the office of the Circuit Clerk and Ex-Officio Recorder of Crittenden CoLmty, -. Arloznsas . , The Laserrent executed by the Standard Oil Company of D'evr Jersey on the 23rd day of July, 1946, vra.s read and discussed by the Council, and after a discussion of the matter, the following resolution s~aas made by A,lderma,n J. A. Johnson; That the Basement grar_ted by the Standard Oil Company of 1~Iety Jersey on the 23rd day of July, 1946, to the City of ti"lest Ieiemphis, State of Arkansas, be and the same is heroby accepted for -the uses, purposes and stipulations ':herein contained and set forth and upon the conditions therein and vrhich Grant of Easement covers '~1ze follrnving described lands; to tivit; IAt B of Esso Addition to the City of Tidest Idemphis According to plat prepared by St. George Richardson, Civil Engineer, and filed for record on the 17th day of December, 1938, aiid recorded in Plat Bool; 1, at page 91 of the records in the office of the Circuit Clerk and Ex-Officio Recorder of `rittenden County, Arkansas. The Mayor then put the question upon the adoption of '~.he above and foregoing Resolution and upon the matter being called to vote, the _ following voted: Aye: 0. I. Bollinger, C. fI. Brovrn, Curtis Fostor, G. ^rT. %icAuley, -- aria J. A. Johnson. I~?ay: None. V:'hereupon the Dlayor declared that the Resolution had been unanimously adopted by the City Cotiuicil of the City of ~°est Memphis, tr:oznsas. Notion tivas made by Alderm3-n Bollinger that the i.iayor be anal he is hereby authorized to execute the Po;;er yQire Parallel Contract z:ith Frail: A. Thompson, Trustee, St. Louis-San Francisco t~ailv<<aV Company dated the 15th day of August, 1946, on behalf of the City of 4rest I:Eemphis. Notion teas seconded by Alderman bleAuley, upon the matter being . called to vote, the following voted: Aye: 0. I. Bollinger, C. A. Brown, J. A. Johnson, Curtis Foster, and G. W. McAuley. Nay: None. I:oti on eras made by Alderman Brrnvn that the L4ayor be and he is hereby authorized to execute the Agreement covering ureter pipe line upon and across railroad trac]s at test Ivlemphis, ArLansas, vrith Frank A. Thompson, Trustee, St. Buis-San Francisco Railr:ay Company on behalf of the City of 14est I;iemphis. I`Iotion was seconded by Alderman Foster, and upon the matter being called to vote the follrnv-ing voted: -~" Aye: 0. I. Bollinger, C. iI. Brwm, J. A. Johnson, 'Curtis Foster, and G. ti~1. I,~icAuley. biay: 11cne . ~~i~) i;iotion was rti2de by Alderman Bollinger that the estimate of 1~Iid 1'lest Contracting Company of x;10,169.52 for the construction of the seti^rer syste:~ and approved by the engineers, Plarion L. Crist ~: Associastes be paid. The mction rras seconded by Alderman Foster and upon the matter being called to vote, the follos^,ing vou:d: Aye: 0. I. Bollinger, C. H. Brouvn, J. A. Johnson, Curtis Foster, and G. 1'!. I;:cAuley. i~ay: None. I;Iotion tivas made by Alderman Foster that the T;~yor, City Clerk, and City Attorney be, and they are hereby authorized, directed, instructed and emprnrered to purchaso the iitest Itinety-Eight and Eighty-Four One Hundredths (98.94) Feet of Lot Four (4), Block Fifteen (15) of the Compress Subdiv:.sion to the City of',~^est L:em~_his, Crittenden County, Arkansas, from Fhillip George, and that they pay not to e;:ceed the sum of One Thousand Ttvo Hundred and No%100 (~'1,200.~C) Dollars posted as a bond v~rith the Circuit Court Clerk of Crittenden County; that they be, and they are hereby authorized to accept the said One Thousand T:^JO IIundred and P1o~100 01,200.00) Dollars less Court Costs in paVn::ent of said lands. This motion ^•cas seconded by Alderman I+~cAuloy, and upon the matter bein,; called to vote, the follrnving voted: Aye; 0. I. Bollinger, C. r=. Brow-,1, J. A. Johnson, Curtis Foster, and G. ;'d. I^TcAuley. Ilay: hone. I;iotion eras made by Alderman Brown and seconded by Alderman Bollinger to approve the follovring bills and authorize the City Clerl: to draw vrarrants to pay same: ~, ~ GEIIERAL FUIID J. ?,;. Smith ;26.40 Ivy Richardson 26.40 John I:IcCullar 26.40 Aron I,~.rld.n 25.80 Henry Herth 32.55 Robert Briscoe 20.00 ;;d I:cNeal 20.00 Icon Brorm 23.65 Jordon Hurt 23.65 I~ro~r Joi.nson 23.65 1'rm. P,~T. Ilc'linnoy 23.65 Frank Smith 23.G5 Clarence Branch 2.48 Bernnie Spencer 23.G5 Charlie Spencer 23.65 P::anuel Boyd 23.65 arty Polk 23.65 1'Vm. Pol'~ 23.65 James Spencer 21.18 Hen*_;r 'u+illiams 46.80 Glenn Seals 41.60 Fred Thomas 25.OC Central Service S-tation32.03 Bil-Roy Hotel 10.25 Critte.den County Ti.::es 9.25 5outh~restern Bell 39.56 S. C. Toof ~: Co. 4.33 Farmers Supply 9.75 Saunders Repair Shop 1.50 I~lodern i•~arc. Co. 2.15 GE1~RAL FUIID - C0:?T?i;L~D Johnson Auto Co. ~ X117.25 Bragg Auto Co. 20.13 1,:cCaa Chevrolet Co. 131.38 Chas. Upton a Co. 7.50 P.Iemphis Records is'icro-Filming Co. 12.50 Burrough Adding L4achine 8.15 I.iissouri Facific R.R. 541.79 Holland Implement Co. 7.07 Standard Oil Co. 63.08 Dacus Lumber Co. 8.16 1'Pallin-Dickrey ~: Rich 24.98 Peoples Implement Co. 31.06 W. T.'. Inch. Welding Shop 37.71 J. A. Riggs Tractor Co. 14.73 Odis Rowe, Area Supvisor 2 1.20 J. PI. Smith 28.20 Ivy Richardson 28.20 John IticCullar 28.20 Aron Larkin 31.80 henry Herth 37.10 Henry Henry 25.00 Robert Briscoe 25.75 Jordon Hurt 25.35 Leon Brovm 23.G5 1',m. Polk 25.35 Larly Folk 21.18 ti'1m. I,iciinn_e y 2 6.13 Bennie Spencer 2.48 Manuel Boyd 22.28 ''~f~i Gr^,TP38AL ]?'iTIJD -COT?TIP'UyD G : ORAL FUND - CO~II~.,D Charlie Spencer ~>23.38 John T.icCt;liar 9.x"28.20 James Spencer 20.90 Aron TArI~.n 39.20 Ed T:.ci~eal 26.68 Henry Herth 36.75 Ts~?acl: Reed 23.38 ~d I?udson 16.13 J. I,i. Smith 28.20 Henry Henry 30.00 Ivy Richardson 28.20 Robert Briscoe 25.00 John T~icCullar 28.20 le on Brovm 25.85 Aron ]:arT:in 33.00 John T:lchinney 11. E3 henry Eerth 30.80 Iwanuel Boyd 21.~~-5 Ed Hudson 32.25 Ed icl+eal 25.S5 rienry Henry 27.75 b'~~.. Polk 23.38 Robert Eriscoe 27.75 'arly Polk 23.38 Leon Brrn^m 25.85 Arnias Smith 23.38 Wm. Polk 25.35 b"d. L. I,:cGee 23.3E F,arly Polk 20.35 James Spencer 23.38 Ed 1!1cNeal 21.18 Frank Smith 26.13 Jordan Herth 2.48 La nue l Boyd 21.18 John T:?cT{inney 18.70 Henry b4`illiams 52,00 Glenn Seals 46.80 S~hfR T2Eb'EP?LrJ' I^'UTTD T`illard T:icFall 41.60 Otis ball 15.00 T"id West Contracting ~'217.08 Doyne Dodd 87.50 T,lemphis T:lachine Works 57.65 Jean Hillencamp 165.00 -Bob Duncan 6.15 H. D. Holland 280.00 Johns-T,=anville 10.11 F. T~. Dacus 150.00 Sevrer Revenue Bond >ilznd II. E. P,iaruiing 25.00 800.00 Dayton Sacla3tt 25.00 T.`_rs. IL. B. Currie 35.00 J. F. l"fright 200.00 C. D. Shaw 175.00 C. D. Shaw 30.00 J. T. Ross 175.00 G. G. }:ietzman 300.00 SE54ER COITSTRUCTIOTT FUI~?D ";. ?T. Cuslunan 300.00 BAI1I{ OF b"TEST T.~s:FiiIS C . T'. Brovrn 10.00 G. 'c!. P.icAuley 10.00 Iuid West Contracting Co. Curtis Foster 10.00 510 ,169.52 J. E. Ipyd 10.00 0, I. Bollinr~er 10.00 J. A. Johnson 10.00 Jean T?illencamp 5.00 J. H, Spears 75.00 Alvin R. Clark 200.00 O. J. Hatton 200.00 Louis Hathcock 159.80 T:Irs, J. F. 'a'right 124.85 Fred Thomas 40.00 J, ii. Smith 28.20 Iv},~ Richardson 28.20 Upon the matter being called to vote, l;he follovring votod: Aye: 0. I. Bollinger, C. H. Brovrn, J. A. Johnson, Curtis Foster, and G. bq, I:IcAuley. Nay: T1one. T~iotion eras ;~,ade by Alderman Brovm and seconQed by Alderman Bollinger to adjourn tT;e meeting. Upon the matter being called to vote, the follrnving voted: Aye: 0. I. Bollinger, C. H. rrcn:~i~, J, A. Johnson, Curtis F'os•ter, and G. .:. T~'.cAUley. Nay none, ~? ~`, ;~~c~wy ATT$ST--` i ,; , i r, rry C T~RT~