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July 3, 1963
MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS, HELD AT THE CITY HALL IN SAID CITY ON TFi" 3B.D_DAY of aLrty, ioF~ am ~•nn c M The City Council of the City cf West Memphis, Arkansas, met in regular session at its regular meeting place in 'vJest Memphis, Arkansas, at 3:00 o'clock p.m ., on the 3rd day of July, 1963• There were present Mayor Bob Eden; and City Clerk Charles F. DeGraff; and Aldermen: R. C. Bowie, Earl Felts, Kirby Leggett, C. H. Rowton, Y. G. Sims, and F. C. Weis. Absent: Aldermen: 0. I. Bollinger and Paul Matthews. City Attorney W. H. Dillahunty was present also. It being determined a quorum was present, the following proceedings were had to-wit: N.inutes of Council Meeting on June 20th were approved as read. The Mayor announced that this was the time set for hearing protests, objections and suggestions concerning Grdinance No. 437, passed and approved by the City Council of the City of West Memphis, Arkansas on June 20, 1963, concerning the issuance of Public Utility Revenue Bonds of 1963 authorized and ordered issued thereby. The Mayor also stated that a copy of the ordinance together with notice of the adoption thereof, the contemplated issuance of the bonds, and of the meeting on this date for hearing protests had been duly published as required by law. He then called upon anyone present wlio desired to do so to present protests, objections or suggestions. No one appeared to present protests, objections or suggestions. City Attorney Dillahunty informed the Council that it would be necessary to adopt a Capital Improvements Budget to reflect the increased capital expenditures resulting from the sale of the l^later and Sewer Revenue Bonds, and that a Resolution had been prepared for this purpose. The Resolution entitled "A Resolution Adopting A Capital Improvements Budget For The Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1963" was introduced by Alderman Rowton, and read in full by Alderman Sims. Alderman Weis then moved that the rule requiring the reading in full of a resolution on three different days be dispensed with. The motion was seconded by Aldernman Felts, and on the roll being called the voting was as follows: Yes: Aldermen: Bowie, Felts, Leggett, Rowton, Sims, and Weis. No: None. More than two-thirds of the members composing the Council had voted in favor of the motion to suspend the rule and that it was carried. AldermanBowie then moved that the resolution as read be adopted. This motion was duly seconded by Alderman Leggett, and en the roll being called the voting was as follows: Yes: Aldermen: Bowie, Felts, Leggett, Rowton, Sims, and 'vJeis. No: None. The Mayor declared that the resolution had been adopted, and then called attention to the fact that Section 2, the emergency section, must be adopted upon a separate roll call in order to be effective. Alderman Rowton then read Section 2 again. Alderman Sims moved that Section 2 be adopted. This motion was duly seconded by Alderman Weis, and on roll call the following voted: Yes: Aldermen: Bowie, Felts, Leggett, Rowton, Sims, and Weis. No: None. The Mayor then declared that the resdlution:and the emergency section had been duly passed, and thereupon he signed the resolution in open Council meeting, his signature was attested by the City Clerk under the seal of the City. RESOLUTION N0. 2Ely A RESOLUTION ADOPTING A CAPITAL IMPROVEMINTS BUDGET FOR THE FISOAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 19E3. WHEREAS the City of West Memphis, Arkansas has obtained capital funds from the sale of its Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds dated July 1, 19E3 and from a federal public works grant; and WHEREAS it is necessary to adopt a capital improvements budget for the fiscal year ending December 31, 19E3, to reflect the increased capital expenditures resulting directly from the sale of said bends and from a federal public works grant, NON, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of West Memphis, Arkansas: 1<'~ Section 1. That the following budget of capital improvements be adopted: WEST ?• P"?'HIS 'dATER AND SEAR SYSTEP` CAPITAL IN.FRCVEP"r.NTS BUDGET FOR Tim FISCAL Yn.AR E?iDING DECEPiBER 31, 1963. Capital Expenditures Budget water and Sewer System Previously Budgeted from Operating Revenue Water Jfistribution Plains Services N:eters Hydrants Trans; c..^taticn Equipment Sewer Transportatier. Equipment From proceeds of bond issue - L-later and Sewer System Improvements From Fublic Works Grant Total Budget Year ending December 31, 1963 $ 10,000.00 B,000.GO 12,000.00 1,000.00 1x,000.00 3h,5oo.00 Soc.oo w DO,000.OO ,1;195,650.00 195,650.00 1x91, 3co .oo Section 2. That the adoption of the £oregeirg capital improvements budget is essential in connection with a Federal Public Works Grant, which is irrm:ediately needed in order that programmed improvements to the City's Water and Sewer Sy>stem can be expeditiously undertaken and completed and that the completion of such improvements is essential to the public health, safety and welfare. It is, therefore, declared that an emergency exists and this resolution being necessary for the irranediate presereat.icn of the public health, safety and welfare shall take effect and be in force from and after its adoption. P'ayor Eden announced the next order cf business would be the receiving of Bids for garbage incinerator as per PJotice published June 21, 1963, in the Evening Times. The only bid received was from Industrial Blow Pipe Company- as follows: 1. Furnish one BURN-v-M,ATIC Model 75 Refuse Burner and accessories: Gat.walk, ladder, handrail, aluminized steel construction, dual type forced draft system, aluminized steel inner liner. 2-sets 16'5" high double doors with inner liners; Duc-Draft sy>stem, freight, erection with crane included and burner concrete ring foundation. 2. FLU•nish 60' x 60' x 20' steel receiving building, galvanized steel equiFPed with 16' x 16" overhead doers, skylights, roof •.~eni;s and eave gutter with downspouts. 3. Furnish metal slat conveyer in building and tc burner with prover supports and cover with walkway housing the complete conveyro r all the way to the burner. 1x. Furnish all electrical work including motors for conveyor. 5. Furnish all concrete work necessary for building, piers and foundation for building, conveyor-and burner. 6. Freight for the above all included. 7. Installation for the full project. included. Tot.al ...............$81x,Ix70.00 A£t.er discussion, motion was made by Alderman Rowton, seconded by Alderman Weis: That the bid of Industrial Blow Pipe Ccmpanv as presented be accepted. Upon vote, the voting was as follows: Yes: Aldermen: Bowie, Felts, Leggett, Rowton, Sims, and Weis. No: None. The T°ayor stated consideration should be given to providing park and playground area in the Southeastern section of the City as this was a matter rzth which the Council was familiar, the following Resolution was presented: RESOLUTION N0. 2E5 WHEREAS, it has been determined that there exists a need for additional park and playground areas in idest Memphis, and idfiEREAS, it has been determined that the City of West Memphis owns no property in the Southeastern portion of the City for such park and playground areas, and 'a`HEREAS, the City of West A7emphis has obtained an option to purchase apprcximately five (5) acres for a price of Nine Thousand Five Hundred and No/100 Dollars ($9,500.00) which is a fair and reasonable price for such property. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL of iuest Pemnhis; Arkansas, that the Mayor be and he is hereby authorized to purchase the five (5) acres at a price of Nine Thousand Five Hundred and No/100 Hollars ($9,500.00) in the name of and on behalS of the City cf ldest Memphis, Arkansas. ~~ ~~ After discussion, motion was made by Alde:m:an Felts, seconded by Alderman Leggett: That the Resolution as presented be adopted. Upon vote, the voting was as fellows: Yes: Aldermen: Bowie, Felts, Leggett, Rowton, Sims, and i-leis. No: None. The Council was informed it would be necessary to secure a grant. from the Utility Commission in the amount o£v9,500 for purchase of real property. After discussicn, motion was made by Alderman Leggett, seconded by Alderman Rowton: That the West Memphis Utility Commission be requested to grant the sum of $9,500.00 to the City of West N.emphis. Upon vote, the voting was as follows: Yes: Aldermen: Bowie, Felts, Leggett, Rowton, Sims, and Weis. No: None. The followin~_contract was presented: _ TzI;= ^twiE:1~;PPP ~.~3 the day ~ Ju?sr i^ the yucr P;irnts^:n Hur~rci a:~ Si-st~Tl^~3 by and bot~sosa tho Git,;~ cY i':'ost ?aphis, 1?.r?:ansas, 2~rainaftar C.^.~, C~ tl:s C^.?:oP, 8r3 ?3t 1'~Cla.©$ L?ajzrudor, hs^OiLLtCP C312~*rl tY:^3 ErC113 tCCt, F+.a'.""OS~TII, test rhsrcas the G~r:;sr i~on3s to erect Teo Gc?-^~~?ntt~- Gont~rs iFi;:7, Til`~~::^ft?;, the 0-rnar ar.d the A:rohitect, fcr tho cansidorntic.^.s horoiRzPtor . T:?o ^•rchiteat arocs to psrfer:n, fcr the abovo-n.1r_ad rcrk, pros:assic.-;a:L eaP:r'cos as horoi.naitsr eot forth. xl:s asncr arocs to pay the l~schitect for such sorvicss a £ee ci esi~ par csnt of the cost ci tho rrcrl:, ssith other pa;,.aents enl ram-burs,^-;sn~•s es horo?rs2tsr praaided, the said psresntago bring horeinaftor raforred to as th4 T:?s r^~tias horato £??-•'thar aL-roo to the fo!lv.~ing ccn33tiers: 1. _T's7e Arc,?°btset8n So-micas. T»ha Archi` :ot+s nr^_"ess3n^+~l serc~icss consist a" t'a:~ raCa ~y ..Orl ..^J .3~~ 4_?'a ?'~3':=" °.,ian fi :'O1i,11 T+:^T Eu;:dla 3~ 17J":in d:" :`~ ,,' ss34;Catinn3, lu ^r, esn?s ~rd~full size detail d_~ , a; tl?s ci;.,.: _a :?s cf c, ,o_als an~: ccntracts; tho issusnos of co: ~'? ac.:.~=es cf ?~.,,.~ant; ytho 1 ::.3r:g cf r ..aunts, the general e3~s;.nistratien cf the bu3i:sac e.r.d su-arTiaion of the v. r,.•+•,2 ~ :"Ji^A7 ±"~ a€!^,Ci~'! r^"7S th3 ~~..!, + .~ L ,.it_at is caused e~c ra drz -ht•'n~ n;...~r c _ ,_03 o,?a ~o c. ..s c^~?orad b;~ tho Cr.~nar, n_^ d::3 oa t~+a dslir. . ;fir ^~alWsra-r cfythc O;:nar c^ Ce...=_~at^.P, cr as & rssult e~ d.:^n~~a I?p fly^c, h3 s;.all~ b3 ocu_~au31* ^ id fcr s~~ch ex~ra e::;:a^s and tho ...,_-rlc3 3.rve`ivad. tVc-~^'z !st c:? anlr cosy-plrs ras4s shall bs sub;ect a° a arccial oho:;-a in <aaoTM3 *rit"i *'.?c ^aciai so.^ai.c.~ re:,ni_ed. ?-^ cny^cPtt dosig^^d c, sr°cified by t??s Architca~ ie; ~bar.;lc_^d ew .~~s^•s^c9?:i, the ^schi':act is to bs raid fr. `~'.?s so~~icc rardorc;3 cn 2.,,.,~..., o= Lt.. 3. Pa -~a".s. Pay_ant to t!:o r^ol?i;;cat an ncac.?n., ~ ??is feo ch:~'!.L bo m^%s z... folter;s, 3~~j~ct to the rra°risicns c° Art•~elo ?.: tips cc^lstio: of the ralisinry st:;di.os,, a ..~.. o,•:al to 20`" e~: the i%e,~_.. ra°o ccapu d -gin a ^~,.;, ~~ls oats awed oast. T -,- ,i ..a oc a e yea es c~~_ ra ~. c ::l x rT"..~ c ~. ~ c:,, _ .. _ •ds`asl„) a ,^,.<'1 ..._'•s2.._~::. vo .~__,.. ;;. ~ rW~^C :, C-x t.7 =~R :4 c. C. ~ _ •.. t:` . t9:i CF C _~.,.,32C:1 •,.. __7CW ~9 Air C.^.'::i P.t, CQ .:;t:`C;~ i?';Cn c. ,"~3 CCuu C.^,t i;~,C.tCd OA u'I.Ch Co.°]D1atCd 6PCCiflCati Cn3 a2?'1 dra'TiP.~3, C. if Lida h.^..FJ 'J~2^ received, `hen oc_utcd upon the lor:ost bona lido bid cr bids. PaCs 2 Frain ti:.e to time Burin; the ~Lecuticn of crerk and in prcportion to the emount of service rendsrad by the Asclxiteot, pa;~ents shs71 bs ~o until the aggregate cf all pay::.ants ::.ads on acc.^,uu~ of the fog under this Article, but not inaludin~ any covarsd by the prcvisicas cY Artiol9 2, shell ha a sum equal to the rate cr rates of caa3lssica arising from this agreemcnt, ccmputod upca 1129 final cost Of tlxe work. Payments to the Architect, other than those on his foe, fa11 due from time to time as his mark is dons ~• as costs ere iacurrcd. No deductions shall bo r,.ade frcra the Architect's fee en account of malty, liquidated damages, or other sums Withhold from payments to contractors. ts. Surv3y Borings and Testa. The Omer shall, so far as the crack ur~sr this a,y.o"c sr.•i, r.3y rcgsiro, f•4°nis the Arcixitoct with the foilo:~ing inforzatian: A complete and ecaurate sxsvey of the building sites, giving the grades and liras cf strcots, pavo:xotts, and adjoining pronortios; the rinhts, rust-ictions~ caso- trasrte, baux^~arios, and contours of the building sites, an3 full infa^eation as to sa:rar, crater, gas and electrical servlce. The Omar is to ~y for borings or test pits arsi far chemical, mechanical, cr other testa u12on required. 5. fiu><~srviaion of_the__~7orlc. Tho Arahitoot Brill endeavor to guard the Oanor against detests and deficiencies in the Work of contr<^.atora, but he dens nor' guarantee the porfornarae of their contracts. The aupsrvisioa of an Architeat is to be distirguishcd from the cantinua',xs psrsenal supsrintordcnce to bs cbtained by the amployort of a cleric-of-tha~rorks. 1'Jl2an euthor~~ed by the Omer, a olerk-of-the-crta'Y.s acceptable to both Chror ar2d Arahitcat srg11 be engaged by the Architeot at a salary satisa°actor~g to the 4•rmsr and paid by the Omer, upon presentation of the !'schiteot'a menthly statsmsuts. 6. Prsliminar.~r Estimates, 17hsn requested to do so, the Architect gill furnish p+s1~amy estx:.•.a:oos en the oost of the crock, but hs Bess not guarartoe the acetimacy of such ostir..atss. 7. Dr~finitiaa of the Cost of the Ydork. Th~s cost of the r, ark, as har93n referred to, maars itt9 ccst Lo ire tr,Y:wr, nuti s•,:ch cost shall net ir~lvdo any arohitsot's er on;,~i.noor's foes a rcimburscYonts c the ocst of a curl:-cf-th3-~•rc:i:s. 6hsa labor er material is furniah.~d by the Omer bolas its marl>at ccst, the cost oa" tA.fl work sl•.all bo computed upon such market cant. 8. O~srzsrship aY Dooumonts. Dracrings and apscifications as instruments of sarvico are ro:~ pz•opor~y ci t arahiteat rri~tt.er the crack for which they are m~da bo azacc*:^*7 cr not. 9. Successors and Assinrnsnts. The Omer anal the Architect, each hinds himself, his par~ners~ stscossers, executors, administrators, and assigns to the other party ~ thle ag:^eoment, ar~d to the partners, sx2acessara, oa:eoutoro, adrainistratars and assigns of aualx other party in respect of all covenants of this agreaasnt. 1D. Arbitration. All questions in disNsts under this asrse^ent sha11 bo sutxiitted to ar~oi~~ratzon at the chcioo of e3thor psty. Pogo 3 Tho Omer and the ~"schiteat herabq agree to the full performance of the covenants aoa+.,a.ir~d heroin. IPd 17ITbtESS F7fIItE0:^' they have executed this agreomant, the day and year first shove srritt9n. ~',~ jib Myra A.rchitoct After discussion, motion was made by Alderman Sims, seconded by Alderman Felts: That the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to enter into contract as presented. IIpon vote, the voting was as follows: Yes: Aldermen: Bowie, Felts, Leggett, Rowtcn, Sims, and Weis. No: None. Mayor Eden informed the Council the Planning Commission on July 2, 1963, recommended after a public hearing that Certain Property in the North Hal£ of Southeast Quarter of Section One, Township Six North, Range Eight East be rezoned from C-3 to RI1-3. The Mayor requested anyone in the audience, who objected to the rezoning, to present their objections. No objections being presented, Alderman Leggett introduced an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance To Re-Zane And Re-Designate Certain Property In The Nerth Half Of Southeast Quarter Of Section One, Tormship Six North, Range Eight East, From C-3 To RPi-3 District", which was read in full by Alderman Bowie. Alderman Felts then moved that the rule requiring the reading in full of an ordinance on three di£Ferent days be dispensed xith. The motion was seconded by Alderman Weis, and on the roll being called the voting was as follows: Yes: Aldermen: Bowie, Felts, Leggett, Rowton, Sims, and Weis. No: None. The Mayor declared that more than two-thirds of the members compsoing the Council had voted. in favor o£ the motion to suspend the rule and that it xas carried. Alderman Sims then moved that the ordinance as read be adopted. This motion was duly seconded by Alderman Rowton, and on the roll being called the voting was as follows: Yes: Aldermen: Bowie, Felts, Leggett, Rowton, Sims, and Weis. No: None. The Mayar declared that the ordinance had been adopted, and then called attention to the fact that Section 2, the emergency section, must be adopted upon a separate roll call in order to be_e£fective. Alderman Leggett then read Section 2 again. Alderman Bowie moved that Section 2 be adopted. This.. motion was duly seconded by Alderman Felts, and on roll call the following voted: Yes: Aldermen: Bowie, Felts, Leggett, Rowton, Sims, and Weis. No: None. The Mayor then declared that the ordinance and the emergency section had been duly passed, and thereupon he signed the ordinance in open Council meeting, his signature was attested by the City Clerk under the seal of the City. The ordinance read as follows: ORDINANCE N0. 1:38 AN ORDINANCE TO RE-ZONE AND RE-DESIGNATE CERTAIN PROPERTY IN THE NORTH HALF OF SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION ONE, TOWNSHIP SIX NORTH, RANGE EIGHT EAST, FROM C-3 TO BM-3 DISTRICT. hIIHEREAS, Guaranty Loan and Real Estate Company has petitioned the Planning Commission to re-zone gnd re-designate certain property, hereinafter described, from C-3 to RM-3 District; and WHE<`tEAS, notice was duly published on June 111, 1963, as provided by lai:, of a hearing to be held before the West Memphis City Flanning Commission at 5:00 p.m. on July 2, 1963, for the purpose o£ hearing any interested parties in connection with the re-zoning and re-designating o£ said lands; and WHEREAS, at said meeting on July 2, 1963, said petition was considered by the Planning Cormnission and noJpersons appeared to protest the same, the Planning Commission recommended to the City Council that said petition be granted: NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST N~;PHIS: SECTION I. That the following described property, to wit: Commencing at the northwest corner of Lot 5 in Block 2 of Avondale Gardens Subdivision as shown by plat of record in Plat Book 2 at page 38, run thence north along the west line of Lot 5 extended a distance o£ 50 feet to a point in the center line of Ten-2:ile Bayou Diversion Ditch for a point of beginning; run thence north along said west line of Lot 5 extended a distance of 390 feet; thence east parallel with the north line of Block 2 0£ Avondale Gardens Subdivision a distance of $50 feet; thence south parallel with the west line of Lot 5 extended a distance of 390 feet to a point in the center line of Ten-P".ile Bayou Diversion Ditch; thence west along the center line cf Ten-Mile Bayou Diversion Ditch a distance o£ 550 feet tc]the point of beg~nn;ng, and being located in the north half of the SE4 0£ Section 1, Township 6 idorth, Range 8 East, - be, and the same is hereby re-zoned and re-designated as RM-3 District. l~~ SECTION II. EMERGENCY CLAUSE: It is hereby ascertained and declared to be a fact that the property above described fs in the process of development; that the passage of this Ordinance is in the interest of the public peace, health, safety and welfare of the Citizens of West Memphis; therefore, an emergency is hereby declared to exist, and this ordinance shall be in fill force and effect from and after its passage and approval. The Mayor informed the Council Trulock & Company, Inc. of Little Rock had presented the following proposal: July 2, 19E3 City of West Memphis Crittenden County, Arkansas Gentlemen: To assist you in deciding on a bond issue for incinerator and cormnunity center construction, we will complete and submit schedules for your use in determining amount, annual requirements, coverage and maturity to best fit your program. We will employ bond atterne~-s for preparation of all proceedings, and to advise on the legality of the issue. We will pay the fees of the Approving Attorney and Trustee and the cost of printing the bonds, and all publications of notices and ordinances. If, for any reason, the bonds are not issued, the City will be under no obligation for such expenses or for our service. 'de will buy the bonds from you, or act as Agent under one of the following alternatives: (a) We will guarantee the sale of the bonds at an interest rate of 3.73 a*ith the understanding that we will receive any premium bid if we are not the buyer; or (b) We will act as Agent, for a fee of $1.20;8 of the principal amount, and assist you in selling the bonds on sealed bids to the bidder naming the lowest interest cost. It is understood that the revenues legally pledged to secure the bonds will provide a minimum of 150,E coverage of annual debt service requirements. Yours very truly, TRULOCK & COPiPANY, INC. By:~S~ JOHN A. FOGLEMAN, JR. After discussion of the alternatives and previous bond issues o£ the City, motion was made by Alderman Leggett, seconded by Alderman Felts: That Alternative (a) guarantee the sale of the bonds at an interest rate of 3.73 with the understanding that Trulock & Company will receive any premium bid if they are not the buyer be accegted, and the Playor and City Clerk be authorized to enter into agreement with Trulock & Company. Upon roll call vote, the voting was as follows: Yes: Aldermen: Bowie, Felts, Leggett, Rowton, Sims, and Weis. No.: None. Mayor Eden informed the Council if a horseshoes is held it had been ascertained the lights can be turned and the show held on the east end of the field at Hospital Field, thereby not interfering with the ballfield. Bill of Assurance and Dedication and Restrictions for Westwood Acres was presented. After discussion, motion was made by Alderman Rowton, seconded by Alderman Leggett: That the Bill of Assurance as presented be approved. 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A Co~aratien SEA ~ li.~L. :kGu_L~:y, Sacrat~r.y pager 4 No Further business being presented, motion was made by Alderman Felts, seconded by Alderman Leggett to adjourn. Unon vote, the voting was as Follows: Yes: Aldermen: Bowie, Felts, Leggett, Rowton, Sims, and Tneis. No: None. -~ ~' ~ / , ~- ATTEST:~ "^ ~' C APPROtIED: JULY 18, 19F3