April 15, 1952I,IIINTL`i OP A t~i.EC}liLAR I,~E'iIl'1G OF TI~+ CITY COliIICIL OF' TILE CITi OF ti"fiiT I'~I,P~IIIS, flt~vU`ISAS,
IiAD A1dD 1~LD Gil APRIL 15, 1952.
i The Council of the City of yl'est I1e.rr,his met in a regular session at the City I3a11
I in said City at 7:30 P.i,4, on the lath da~r of April, 1952.
,~ The meeting nvas called to order '~y the i:4ayor, and the roll being called there
mere;
Present: I:iayor W. B. Fordyce in the chair and the follotiving named Aldex^nen:
James Bledsoe, 0. I. Bollinger, Fr<.eman Finley, A. R. ISancheuter,
and Y. B. Poiyers; City Attorney J. H. :ipears and City Clerlt
li. R. Seaton.
Absent; Aldermen Curtis Foster, R. L. Garrison, and C. Ii. Rovrton.
It being Beteruned a ~?uorum tivas present, the follo~rir~ proceedings vrere had to-vrit;
;.Iinutes of Council Lieetinrs on Llarch 113th and April lst were read and a1,proved.
I.iayor Fordyce anno~.unced the first order of business tiwulcl be a report from the
Recreation Conunission, nembers of the Cotv.rission present •r;ere: I,Ir. L. II. Poll;,
?fns. Taylor Claiborne, Ian. Alex Lc:ft~,+ich, and LIr. tiara Cross. I:Ir. L. Ii. Poll:,
Chairnan of the Coranission, reported to the Council on plans made by the Cormrnission,
and presented the tolloti~ring requests to the Cowrcil:
1. The City Council appropriate the sum of ;',1,5u0.00 to be used for eti~,enses of the
Cot~unission.
2. The City s utilities and equipraen-t be available for use of the Couunission.
3. Loolc into the matter of securing additional property for parks as the City grcnvs.
After discussion of the requeats, Llayor i~ordyce advised the Corraission that the
City~s equipment and utilities r+ould be available for use by the Couwaission. City
Attorney Spears tivas instructed to prepare an ordinance allocating the sum of w1,~00.U0
for -the i?ecreation Commission :und, also the Council advised ti,at an investigation
~rrould be conducted to obtain additional propertyy suitable for parlis.
Idayor Forilrace advised the Cowncil that the Plar;ning Corn:aission at a meeting on
April 10th had recommended the follo•;ring matters for action by the Council;
The approval of application of the Asseanbly of God Church to construct a church at
513 N. I:Iissouri Avenue.
After discussion, notion ;vas made, passed, and adopted approvini; the issuing of said
application for building per;nit.
The approval of application of first Baptist Church -colored to construct a church at
1+32-4311 S. 12t1n Street.
After discussion, :;notion tir3s made, passed, and adopted a~,provin~; tl.e issuing; of said
application for building permit.
~~ The rezoning of tkne area south of Polk Street, vrest of Redding Street to tine vrest
City Limits from a business to an "A" residential :one.
' After discussion of the matter, the City Attorney was instructed to prepare ar:rend:nents
~ to Ordinances Ido. 165 and 191, thereby rezoning the area acrd removing the area from the
i restricted fire zone.
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4 That before ar1J building permits can be issued in arVy urazoned territory tiritlrin the City
E Limits of ~+es t Iaiemphis, the permit must be reconnnended by tine plaruiing Conurdsson for
~ action by the City Cowacil.
After discussion of the matter, motion rras made, passed, and adopted instructing the
Building Inspector ti,at all applications for buildir>E; peri:rits in arty unzoned territory
within the City Limits of ~~est I,Ieauphis be presented to the Plaruainl; Commmission.
The matter of employing an Engineering; F~'irrn to zone the unzoned territory within the
City Limits tivas discussed anal taken under consideration by the Council.
Lin. J. Li. Foshee appeared before the Council to request the placing of an
additional culvert at Oliver and Avalon Streets to provide better drainage in drat
area. After discussion, :.fr. ,~oshee uas advised tine culvert tirould be placed, and
z^ras assured of the Citjrrs co-operation in securing better drainage.
1:Iayor l~ordyce advised that the ;:~outlr:restern Bell Teler~Trone Company •,ras contemplating
the layin;; of a cable from their offices on Oliver Ntreet, nest to Avalon Street, soutlr on
Avalon to liiClr:,a;;~ 70 that the follotiring contract had been prepared for consideration of the
Council;
COTdTRACT
TIIIS COPITHt1CT made and entered into this day of , 1952, by and
bettiveen the Southvrestern Bell Telephone Company; a cvrporation, party of the first part,
and the City ofwest h::rnphis, a Llunicipal Corporation, party of the secoru3 park.
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l'ilIliltFrlS, party of the first part is desirous of laying a cable in the canter of
Oliver Street i'rorn the present office of the Southvre~-tern Beil Telephone C~mparzf,
thence crest to Avalon Street, thence south in the '1Vest Parkway of Avalon Street to
U. S. Higln•~ay 70, and
';u1I1:2It1S, the party of the second part is agreeable to the party of the first Dart
so laying said cable upon certain terms and coalitions herein imposed, now
IT iS AGRi:P:D that party of the first part shall have the right to lay said cable
dotim the center of Oliver Street from the present office of ti~re party of the first
part, hest to ;,valor Street, thence soutlr lotian the rVest i'ar!cv~ay of Avalon treat to
U. ~. IIi~lnraf Ido. 70 upon the folio:ring ter:.rs and conditions, to-grit:
1. Party oi' the first part agrees to backfill the trench and to compact the dirt
in said trench according to specifications acid coalitions as irn,~osed by the Ar~lcansas
IIighltiay Department.
2. Party of the first part agrees to regr:rde Gliver acrd the crossing of Avalon
Street to the grade prescribed by the engineer of the City of ~~est T:Ienrl~hi s, party of
the second part; to install rrrar~lroles and other things incident to said cable in
accordance with grade levels and special instructions of the engineer of party of the
second part.
3. Party of the first part agrees to regravel said street at a width of 26 ft.,
using six inches of gravel, which gravel would meet the specifications and conditions
i-nposed by the Arkansas Ilibhraay Department.
4. Party of the first part agrees to replace arty damaged tivater lines, seaeer lines
or any other utilities of party of the i'irst part and to replace any pipes, connections
or other property of party of fire second part ti•rith like kind of materials and in accor-
dance with fire specifications and instructions of the engineer of the party of the second
part and the superintendent of the Light and Hater Department.
5. It is agreed between the parties hereto that ti7e streets may be blocked as fire
work progresses but not r.rore than one block grill be blockaded at any one particular time.
6. Party of lire first part shall have the option to pay pa:•ty of the second part
tyre sum of TFr'0 TITOUSAP:D 3I% irUT1DR`~ EIG`1TY-01>/' AT'D 76100 (:y2,6~,1.76) DOLLATIS for grading
acrd regraveling sail streets, and u~~on payr.rent of t'.iis sum to party o£ fire second part,
party of the first part shall be relieved and disei,argecl of any duty or lia'ui lily for
regradin; and regravelirrg of said streets.
7. Party of the first part agrees to conduct uaid crock in such manner as to
inconvenience the residents alon;; said streets the least possible; tkrat it tirlll
cooperate frith said residents of the City oi' }-,est I~vraplris in any -reasonable maruier
in order to inconvonience said residents as little as possible; that ar~;r }rater,
sewer or light service that might be interrupted Trill be replaced as quickl;,r as
possible in order to prevent any unnecessary inconvenience to the residents along said
streets; that said trench ti^rlll be baclcfilled as rapidly as can reasonable be dune and
in ]:eepinl; with good construction; ti~at said obstructions will be properly barriraled,
lighted and proper safety precautions taken to prevent injury or damage to persons or
property.
0. Party of the first part agrees to make knovm to the party of the second part,
in case party of the first part should sub-contract the work to other person, the
proper name, aidress, corporate or other designation of its contractor so that arry
aggrieved person may determine the identity of the responsible party to enable such
person to redress arry grievance.
SOU'PIIr~l~`I'E1~2! -ELL TP:LLF'HO1dE COI,IYADTY,
A CuRl'Olti1TI0Td
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CITY OI'' 1~JF1iT 1.IGLIl'IIIS
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__ Pdayor -~
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Clay CTerT-
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After discussion of the contract, :notion was made by Alder~ran Bledsoe arul seconded by
Alder-san Tinley ~~at the ldayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and
drerted to execute said contract on behalf of file City of 1'Jest 1lemphis.
Upon the matter being called to vote, the following voted;
A;,re~ Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, P„anchester, ant Powers.
PIajT: Plone.
P.fayor Fordyce advised that he had been contacted by a nwaber of property owners
requesting the assistance of i,he City in obtaining sidevra]1cs. A nwnber of citizens
were present and stated to the Council -their desire to have sidewalks. The matter
was discussed and a plan adopted whereby if the property ovrners in arty designated
block present a petition requesting sidewalks in their block, said petition having
been siKned by 60;n of the property ovmers, the City would then notify all property
owners to ,:;onstruct sidevrallcs in accordance vrith Ordinance Tdo. 78.
It was brought to the attention of the Cowicil °~hat a safety hazard existed
along the following streets;
Barton street from kIil;hrray 61 to Avalon
Heddinl; Street from 1Iighvv~ 70 to carton 5tree•t
Hitodes Street from IIighwaj- 70 to Barton Street
That mart' school children use these streets in going to and from school, and it
would be higktly desirable to have siderrallcs constructed along the above streets.
After discussion of the matter, motion vras made, passed, and adopted instrt:cting
P~Iay-or l~ora;rce to notii~r the property ovuiers on the above routes that the City vras
conter,il~lating the construction of sidewalks according to Ur~linance Alo• 7B, and that
the matter would be discussed on P,Iay 6th i£ the pro,-erty ovrttors de: fired to a,~pear before
the Council at that tine.
PIa.; or Forclj*ce acP-~ised the Cowzcil that rite City ryas urgently 5-n need of a ditching
machine. Thereupon, motion was made, passed, and adolrted authorizirt~; the P,Iayor to
proceed with negotiations and the City Attorney to prepare tire resolution for consideration
of the Council at the neat meeting.
The conmLittee appointed to consider the bids received Februaz^y 5, 192, for a
F;arbal;e collection unit, reported to the Council their reconunendation for accreting the
bid of Cary Equipment Compar{y as per the following contract:
One P~Iodel 12 cubic yard completely enclosed GAF; 1'VOOD L0.4D-PACK13i.
vv-ith twin precisision double acting; cylinders, heavy duty hydraulic
pwnp, solenoid remote control value, reflectors, two side loading
doors, turn lights on rear, tyro extra buzzer svritches, peep hole
in body, clearance lights, tail light, swap tank, and painted and
lured to city specifications.
Price: F. 0. B. Prayne, P.lichijan mounted and less trade-in ~3531~•5O
Terms: 2;~ 10 des, 30 net.
Deliver;,: Zcunediate from factory stoclc
l~Ve v~.ll make delive.y of the above unit for tire stun of 5160.00 in addition to the
above bid price.
Alternate:
One Liodel 12 cubic yard completely enclosed Gar 1'iood Load Paclcer with
tvrin precision double acting cj~linde"rs, i~eavy duty l~draulic I~w~tp,
solenoid remote control value reflectors, tyro side loading doors, tarn
lights on rear, tyro extra buzzer sv°ri-tches, peep hole in body, clearance
lights, tail ligl;t, swnh tank, and painted and lettered to city
specifications. ;~1tG07.91
One 13 CU. YD. Leach refuse ,3etter 12~.~0
yr~
Less 'Prade-in 1073.x:1
.;~3Z~t>:~~tl
Discowit 7u.69
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P~iotion was made by Alderman Finley and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe that the I:~yror
and City Clerlc be and trey are hereby authorised and directed to e3:ectzte tk~e contract
in a:~totutt of ~35~8.51.
Upon the matter beird called to vote, the fo]"lo:'rin~ voted:
A;;re: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Manchester, I'ovrers.
Play: P1cne.
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k,iayor lor:lyce advised the Council tYktt the City has no orclinar_ce regulating the
construction of gravel streets, bitw-rinous streets, water, electric, and sever lines;
after discussion of the matter and data presented by the :.-~ or, the City Attorne~r vvas
instx•uctccl to prepare ordinances incorporating; the data: for consideration tryr the
Cottncil.
The problem of providing adeciuate clraitlage, corL,truction of storm sevrers, curUs-
C;utters, sidev:alls, etc. eras discussed and also -the feasibility of fox•r,tir~ a Special
lmproveraent District. The P,:a,;rox• advised that lte rrould secure adciit;ional infor~zation ';~
on the matter and present it to the Council at. a later date.
City Attorney Spears advised tYte Council of fire recent ruling of tl:e Circuit ~~
Court declaring City Ordinances 11x6 and 1!r7 trrrconsl,ittttional. ,i
C~-ty Attorney ;;pears presented a nwi:ber of ordinances fer consideration of the
Council. After discussion of the ordinances tY.e following, r°rcre read. the first time
by 4ldertnan Bledsoe; li
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An Ordinance To provide for constructicn, installation, and inspection of plwnbir}; ~~
and drainage in the City o£ Yrest }.ie;nphis, -lrl;ansas. I~
Adopting Fire rrevcnticn Code.
Pollorri;~g Fire Apparatus.
An Or:'inance providing; for regular meetings of the pity Council, providinng for
special rneeting;s, and other purposes.
Fire Trucks Going Out of City.
To provide penalties for Ordinances which do not othex•vrise have a penalty provided
for thorein.
P~lotion eras :-ade br ilderritan Bollinger and seconded by Alderr:ian l:ianchester to
approve the first roadie:,: of the oxviinance:,. Ut_on fire matter being called to vote,
the following voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bo]_lirtger, Finle~~, I~.nchester, Powers
Play: Plone.
P„a~:or 1'ordyroe ne:t announced that the meeting; vrould norr be open for a hearing orx !~
the franchise of the Viest tie.:.phis Transportation C:~nr; vzy as the matter l,ad been contim.red
from Al;ril 1st at the re;uest of the Tra.ns;.~ortation Company. No one appeared in behalf
of the Comparr,}*. =.Lar~ corn~laints of irk2degttate transportation facilities and requests
for improvements free the citizens of ldest. Lleral:his vrere considered. 17iereuhon, Ordin,a~ce j~
Pdo. 173 -Section 20 providing for oer~•tlties for violation of said franchise Bras II
discussed. Jucl;,e Edward J. Itubens a,pearing; before the Counci 1 on other matters advis ed ;~
he was no lon~rer affiliated :with the Contir_ar~;;~, but if the Council vrould continue the rtiatter ~!
until their new meeting, he would contact I:;r. A. Yd. Oliver, Secretary=Preasurer of the
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Transportation Company, and advise gum that the Council tfras going to tai;e definite action i
on I,Iay 6th as to the vi elations of the Franchise by the Company. I:iotion z~as made, passed, I:
and ado; red contint:ir~g; the Hearing until Liay 6, 1952. 'I
iiayorr'ordyce advised that the season of the year ha.d arrived for apaint-up, fiY-up
clean-up ca;.tpaibn in the City, thereupon, motion vras made, passed, and adopted
autl.orizing the I::a~ or to proclaim the vreek of April 2Ei - k;ay 3rd as faint-up, FiY-up,
C1E:an-up '.reek.
The ~~uarter•ly Reg ort of 1 ire lle,_arta. ~~ttt v; _.s , re, er~t~cl by Chief ; urL~l~~, and t::~s
disc~tsscd.
The Building lnopectcr l.~resented the follvwir~; building pex~uts he had authorized.
to be issued. P.iotion i•ras trade, ,,-used, and adopted to confirm the actions of the Building
Inspector in the isc.uance of the fcllovrirr~; permits:
N. ~>!. Henson
P:a s. Bob IIarrron
Charles i). Farr-2
Robert tidine
;;. G. ISietzraan
Eugene iIale
F. ICI. ;ichrram
Rosie Green
Yiylie L. Frost
Id and 1; I::otors
?'ernice Jeril;ins
Z;ddie B. been
L. 0. Pdaylor
Jordans Tourist Court
L-lotion leas ri<ide by A]-dexT~Ian I,Ianchester and seconded by ilclex'I:Ian Bledsoe to approve,
authorise, ratify,. and/or conl:ixr~ pa;,vaent of tl;e follcnvirlg bills;
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Hubert Lee .
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Jun 39illi.ams 35.2;
37, 25 Isiah ;'Ji1lialas 35.25
James Evans
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Cletis Tabor l~l .50
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Bob Barnett
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32.25
C. L. Colby
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35.25
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Harry Granger 37.25
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Oil b.ilb
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35.25
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Curtis Foster .25,00
0. I. Bollinger 25,00
Ray L, Garrison 2K, Op
Freeman F, Finley 25,00
P. B. Povfers 25.00
A. R. Lfanchester 25.00
J. H. Spears 150.00
Edvrard J. Rubens 200.00
Jean Hillencamp 152,90
H. ll. IIolland 275,00
H. ll. Rolland-Auto Expense 50.00
Bud Holland-Jail P.ieals LG~1G.110
Frank Reese 121.00
B. c~. Whitten ll5.50
C. L. Gore 115.50
J. F. DeRome 115.50
C. E. Duncan 100.00
C. A. Hopper 110.00
Edgar Beck 25.00
iYhit. Purphy 165,00
'r`dhit I:i~uphy-Car E;cpense 50.00
U. J. FiaLton 126.;0
Vl. r:I. Fire Dept. 553.00
iss. 1~I. B. Currie 35.00
G. G. Iiietz~nan 330.00
J. F. idriT;l:t 300.00
T. tr. Stacy 30.00
Choctal7, Inc. 500.00
:?E':1?d3 I?EVF'PNE FUi1il
Jiro Bailey '66.00
IIeury Palmer 1GO. LG0
C1}*de Bond 35.25
IN. B. Cosby Priachine Co. 50.00
Finley %lectric 1:~i.50
Johnson ,auto Co. 3.15
I;IcCaa Chevrolet 6.uu
henry Palmer 40.10
Clirde Bond 35,25
Collector Internal Revenue 2.00
Henry Palmer 1;0.1;0
Clyde Boiu3 35.25
Sevaer Revenue Bond Fund. 2,000.00
;iTItE'::T TI~Ir'ROVI~:i~~IT FUrill
Crittenden County ',12.2:;
Cross County Gravel Co. 151.7v
I;to.-Pacific RR Co. llF2. ~0
FIREI.'Erd~S Pl'sI:51:UN ~ RELIEI' FUIID
T. H. r,IcGough ;50.00
Upon the matter being called. to vote, the follo~,F~ing voted:
Aye: Bledsoe,. Bollinger, Finley, 1tilanchester, and I'o~rers.
Nay; Pdone
No further busineos appearing before the Council, motion i•ras made by Alderman Bollix~;er
and seconded by Alderman Finley to adjourn the meeting. Upon the matter beir~ called to vote,
the follov;ing voted;
,~-e~ Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Iuianchester, Powers.
r1ay; None.
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CTiI CLERIS
APPROVED: I,y~y 6, 1952
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