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December 20, 1956PS]liUTES OF A REGULIiR WETING OF TIiL CITY COUP;CIL OF Tali CIT`t GF S'IEST i:":IuH.T.S, ;;.l:;.r:IS.1S, Fu:D ATe'D Ii~ID ON '?ECEI°18~ _=S. 155 . 'the GGUnC11 Of the ~lty G ,T~S~ ~~cmp:]i5 i:lc~ 1I1 L. i'cplllar 365510!"! aL L:li; C1 ~y rtai 11! Saiu City at ,:00 P.T4, on the 2^tI] da~* of December. 1°55. The meet-_r!g eras called to order by the ?'aT.ror, and urcn roll cal'.. ti]ere :were: 'resent: rlayor H. i. ^rice presidir_g and the ,ellowirlg aldermen: ~. .Roleson. James Bledsoe. 0. I. Dc1'_inger. ~. J. David. Sob Eden. .. ~. Powers, and ... Ii, Jr. 'csent: aderman J. ~. Hues and. City Attorney. ;tl..,, Ha.ris. ._ quorum bcinp; present, the following proceedings were had. t_-. t: T-:inutes of Council!Ieetin~ on December ~ 1°56. trere read and approved. 'the Council was informed. the sum of 72,,'53.00 should be transferred £rerl the Fubiic Utility Bond Construction Fund to the Utility Co^nissiol: for se:aer anti water extensions for one and a half months. After discussion notion tiaas made b;~'derman Ray and. seconded by ."alderman Bledsoe: That the sum of ~T_,~~3.^C be transferred to the Utility Commission from the Public Utility Bond Construction Fun 1. Upon vote, the voting was as follotrs: Yeas: Aldermen: I~cleson, Bledsoe. Bollinger. David. Eden. Powers, and Ray. ?Says: Tdone. I•Iayor :rice informed the Coullci~ after irvest-_gat.g munorous companies as to traterprocfing the City Hall anal pro.ri:ling a bocci/g=uarantee the work. the following letter had 'peen received: LFest Iemphi s, s~-ansas iia3ror Price Board of Co:mrissioners Tdest F4empllis, Arkansas Dear Sir: ~Te beg to surrit the £cllotrirg perposal to completely water proof the City Hall. We perpose to repoint all crac':{ed motor joints and repair parpet calls. .aply t*.ro (2) coats of Seals':d.n Selicone water proo_ing. Labor and material total price ..",~1500.6E. ode will give a five (5) ;,2ar bender? guarantee with a understanding that we trill ma'.e any necessary repairs in the period of _°ive years e::cept those caused. by structual £alts. For water proofing ne'Ja a.dition total trice ;`.375.1;2. All wer}_ frill be done in a good wor?¢nanli'ce manner. Yours truly, /S~ H. G. BLI:YLOCIi Blaylock Sheet Pletal '~ Roofing Co. 207 North 7th Test :=emohis. Ar'.:ansas r>lrter discussion. the follotaing motion was made by Alderman Roleson and seconded by Alderman Bollinger: That the City enter into agreement caith Blaylock Sheet Pletal •~ Roofing Company for water proofing the City Hall upon approval of the City Attorney of a bond to guarantee the work. Upon vote, the voting was as follows: 'teas: Aldermen: Roleson. Bledsoe. Bollinger, David. Widen, 'owers, and Ra;*. hays: PSone. An ordinance entitled °An Ordinance Incornerating The South Half Of The Southeast C~uarter Of The Southwest ?carter (S'eSE.'SS•T') And The South HaL° Of The TJorth HaL C£ The Southeast C~uarter Of The Southwest wuarter (SlN`;SEv^oJ,'.) Cf Section Five (5) Totms'nip Sic (~) I:orth, Range ;line (°) East, To The City Of ,.Test Temphis, C<'ittenden Count;. Arkansas" read en November 15th and December 6th, 1°56. eras read the third tuna, iloticr. was made br Alderman 3oilinger and seconded by Alderman Ray: That the ordinance upon its third reading be adopted. Upon roll call vote, the voting was as follows: Yeas: Aldermen: Roleson, Bledsoe, Bollinger, David, Eden, Powers, and Say. Nays: ilone. 1~ The :Mayor then declared that the ordinance 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. ORDINANCE N0. 33r, .1N ~DIS1ATiCE INCORPOR4TIIIG THE SOUTIi HATu' CF Tliv SOUTHEAST ~~UARTF,r`t CF TIiC SOUTI~+TEST C,U:~ZTF.rZ (S':SE,'_SiJ'.) AI1D TIC SOUTH HALF OF THE DiCRTH HALF OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF TIC SOUTIr~ST QUARTICi. (S'.NtSESFl'.) ~?F SECTION FIFE (5) TOWNSHIP S1X (E) NORTH, RANGE NINE (9) ?';AST, TO THE CITY OF b~ST I~III'IIIS, CRITTENDEDi COUNTY, ARISANSAS +dI1F12EtLS, on the 22nd day of August, 1955, the County Court of Crittenden County, ArL-ansas, made an Order annexing certain lands. therein described to the City of IJest Plemphis, Arkansas, pursuant to Petition of Southland Racing Corporation, and 'df~FiEAS, the signeers of said Petition not on],y constitute a majority of the owners in the affected area, but also constitute the owner of all of the lands in the affected area, and :aF)ER.EAS, it would be to the best interest of the City of ?nest P°:emphis, and the citizens thereof that said property be incorporated into and become a part of the City of `West Piemnhis, Crittenden County. Arkansas, now, therefore, BE IT ORDAID]ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF 'T~ CITY QF TJIEST i~JisPiPHIS, CRITTENDEN COUPiTY, ARKANSAS: SECTION 1 -That the follot-ring lands, town: The South Half of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (S aEnSW) and the South Half of the Borth Half of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (S?~NzSE45W);) of Section Five (5), Toimship Si; (5) Tdorth, Range Mine (9) East, be and the same are hereby anne::ed and incorporated into the City of t•7est .Memphis, Crittenden County. Arkansas. .ccounts payable for the month of November, 1956, here presented as follows: General Fund ~L;,569.98 Street Improvement Fund 2-552.0$ City Froperty Construction Fund 5L:2.79 After discussion, motion t-ras made by Alderman David and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe: That the accounts payable as presented for Tovember, 1955, be approved, and the Nayor and City Clerk be authorized. to make payment thereof. Upon vote. the voting was as follows: Yeas: Aldermen: Roleson, Bledsoe, Bollinger, David, Eden. Powers, and Say. I1ays: None. 2?ayor Price informed the Council the Planning Commission en December 13, 1956, had recommended that plat of Avalon Heights Extension. dated January 25. 1955 be vacated and correction Plat of Avalon Heights E.:~ension dated November 5, 1956, ire approved, inasmuch as the developer had been unable to locate lots as designated by the engineer on the original plat and erro8 in the ulat. It :ras brought to the Councilrs attention that the Correction Plat meets with requirements of the City. After discussion of the Plat.. motion ,-ras made by =alderman Ray and seconded by Alderman David: That the original plat of Avalon Heights E„~^tension be vacated, and. Correction Plat of Avalon Heights Eaension be approved. Upon vote, the voting :ras as folio;rs: '_eas: Aldermen: 3eleson. Bledsoe, Bellinger, David, Eden; Foorers. and Ray. Gays: None. Report of the Building Inspector for appl-icatrons and permits from December 5th to December 20th ,•ras a and °~led.., ;q~~~i~~„on Syr-as- ma~e by Alderman Eden and seconded by Alderman Bollinge.• j~on X8£2, °th~~'dt't3ig p~~ ~~1T6tr~Fproved. Yeas: Aldermen: Roleson, Bledsoe. Bollinger, David, 3den, ?errors. and Ray. days: Gone. App?i cations Denied: Gnice Alston i.pp~..ications :approved; Fallis Construction Co. ;lggie Per'.:ins G. H. I~Ial'.cer Progress of arcr'.: in Improvement districts 1 and ^_ rras discussed. error Price and members of the Council e;:pressed appreciation of cooperation and. Iiotion ttas na de b~* C_lderman Bollinger and seconder: b~* r'.lderman Rolesor, tb approve, authorize, ratify, and/or confirr: pat~nent of the £cllorainp: GHI~ ":L UI1D: ,::ii;PJ~~~L FUP1D - CO:TIivU'D: ^. iJhitten ''..'175.66 .. r_,°,; "`76.8c C. Duncan 16.8!.' Ti, Ferguson 7.50.00 C. hclleil 157.69 ::. Hotrell '16.10 V. Romines 175.55 3ur'~liart 100.^0 R. Riddicl: 158.0' J. :e~l~* 132.50 D. Steven 16.34 ? noshing 132.50 L. iicCulley 152.20 ;. I;emp 7 ?2.50 C. Byrd 146.34 Warren , 11:7.50 ". Jarman 152.20 :,.+,. paint Co, 9'.56 J. iiassey 1`0.10 ;;rang Auto E.20 J. S~ar'.onan L Stritzer L:5.36 ~~ ~ :~ Chalmbers Buic}: 12.8° . ~ • Choctatr, Inc. 779.56 T'• Harris 7'6.36 Crittenden Insurance 136,9E J. Allen 7113.06 Crittenden County Times 175.04 C. Craves '!_3.06 Crittenden Iiemorial '.Iosp. 1C.75 i:. b7ard 11;3.06 Conyers Sign Co. E.00 J. Itoore 71;1.1.2 Dacus Lbr. 20.20 ?. Tucker 7111.42 Dalryr;ple Eqpt. 15.3C B. i:een 197..72 Delta Ice 20.00 °. WiLiams ' '3.2!,' Dob Deuncan 85.57 J. Hotrell 300.0'C' Ed~s Camera Shops 19.71 I'llison 7.7C.0o 3sso Standard ~-2ll.31 id. ?errine 200.^C I'2smers Supply 13.32 S. ,;;11th 1'S.OC Garrison Ready-Ilir 127. SC ?:. Horr 112. ~0 Hamilton Clinic 51.00 ~. Ilay 172..50 Hanna-i;c0oy' . 8.31 C. I~lillians 81.25 Hat~rl~.ns Eqpt. 83.53 Anderson '.°3.70 Higgins Generator 1`.38 Hatton o . ,.,~ '-' ~ ~~ ~ ~ Ho._and Motor Co. e 24.1,, . Darby '.51;.97 Id. it. Imam 175.00 Iic,~ay 1!,3.82 Jchnson Auto 11.76 'v7. I:aplan 136.36 Henry Johnson 56.711. J. Letrls 7'8 '` 'etr_s ^iesel 1',.52 L. Harrell 138.3` =cgan-Lesh Comm. %3 31 J. I:~~re, Jr. 138.35 ;cCaa Chev. 95.00 0. Firkdoffer 138.3C liann~ng Lbr, h.77 C. Potrers X38.36 Iiartin Petroleu.,: 23 ~2 O. Rushing 138.36 I;av-Graves cGaa 486.49 T. Burkhart 7-38.36 I:ayer iyers ?apex Cc. 20.^C J. Landrum 138.36 I:eritrether apothecary L~7..84 R. Simmons 138.3! lls i:orris Cc. '_2.02 J. Scott 1 G i££i 136.35 c Czburn-Abston 193.70 . r r. ]3 .30 ,odern Ctrinining Peol Co. .50 '.. Armstrong 7"5.27 Peoples h~rc. Cc. 9,65 ~. Price x00.00 'a~•~s Electric 18.37 3. Anderson 1.80 J. A. Riggs Tractor 180..;: R. Galloway 12.75 itoad Bu ~.lders Eqpt. 11.51 J. A'.:ers 12.75 Sam Swig and Sons 10.7.0 Ii. Cephus 1 .75 L S7c~th. Jr. 51.30 ii. Price 120.fi2 Spalding Tire Co. 4.25 Iiidsouth Gas 1-8S Standard Parts 6.22 Southwestern Be7.1 ;08.35 Tayloe Paper Co. 12.52 I~-drote:: Industries 215.48 United Insurance Agency 65.82 W. Harris °8.10 J. Upton Co. 60.8' C . Iiosley S7_ _', ° Wallin, Dickey & Rich 20.51 • -iey x'7.73 Welders Supply 1.8C E, fIale X7.13 id. Pi. PIachine Shop 24.50 Td, Hi11 87.7.3 r.1. I:. Toggery 24.1II '. Harris °~•1C ;Tray tdilliams Blue Print x.20 J. Dabner 51.38 i7, I•. Laundry_Cleaners 59.57 J. IccCullar 87.13 ?, D. hopper 5.00 ?~1, Gannatra;- E7•l.; ~. C. I~icCuiston ~ :,.. Sc Johnsen 8c.63 P_. B ?'rice 3 r ~ 3~...9 T. I:osley 1^x._.70 ~ Arnold °0.53 - Lee ^0.95 ~ Hudson 95,85 J. Watson 67•'-3 0• Blunt ^0.53 ... Idolen 90.95 G• Hop};ins 87.13 H`ll i 50.53 Wardlow c7. ~: . I.osley ,95.1.0 J. Robinson 25 33 ' T. Jac::son 67.13 Rh ''. Hi.~. ? =C. >' '" '~OT~ 37.73 J. idelson SC.53 C. Stepney T. Jones ~;7,_~ 87 13 Jefferson ~' 92.55 Arnold . -°7 '3 G. Ferguson 150.00 ". Hudson 94.05 Howell ,~ 11c C. Blunt 86.83 -. Burl.hart 100.00 G• Hepi~ns 68 63 •T, ;:eii~* 32, r" y J :. I~ardlot? 88.93 i• R _ ushing 132.50 . Robinson ,On 1 I- Ii :emp 132.50 Hibh Y ' ~ J. Warren 187,50 J. I:elson i ~% Harris 101,70 __. Je££erson 57.33 .. 'i`:osley 94.78 ~. ;'ey 90.53 ~: 1~ ELI ~ ~.L = irm - ccaTll; u;:_~ Hale ;90,73 ~~ ~•T. Hill 90.53 J. 'rarris 101.?0 J. Dabner 91}.78 J. :cCullar ~C, 53 id. Gannaway 9n,53 F. Johnson 2i~.53 T . icseley 101.70 ~:. Lee 41:.78 J. °latsen 90, 73 :dolan 4' .80 iii 11 33.30 . iicsley 95,;;7 T, Jackson 90,53 1. Brotan 90.53 C. Stepney 37,13 T. Jones 90,73 Business I>en~s 1ssurance ?113,8!1 H. Price !.~^0.00 S. Sims 50.00 I'. Owen 50.00 R, Itay, Jr. 50.00 J. Bledsoe Cr;,pn ~. Roleson 50.00 ^. Dollinger 50.00 R. Widen 50,00 B. David. x0.00 _ . ~orrers ;0.00 J. Himes 70.00 A. Harris 300.00 S. Smith '_75,00 :. Iierr 112 , 50 L. Rubens 200.00 J. Hillencamp 232.;'0 3. I-Iay 'u2.50 C. Williams 81.25 Bud Holland-,'teals 1,728.&0 B. idhitten 177,:;6 C. Duncan 1.`b.3!~ C . McNeil ~ 57 , ~9 V. Romines 175.66 R. 3iddic.< 158.06 D. Steven 7 x.6.311 :, ',IcCulley ' X2.20 W. Smith 25.00 C. Byrd L16.311 . Jarman 152.20 J. T~Iassey ' 65.? 0 J. Sparlanan 7116.3!G Kritzer 7!;6.3!1 B. Harris 71}6.34 J. Allen ~!~^ ^ C. Graves 1113.06 ci. Ward ~I,j.06 J. rioore 7111!4 ~. Tuci:er 1!;1,!;2 ~. i:een 133.311 3, Williams 133.311 J. Howell 300.00 . cl7ison 150.00 i•1. Iiightshoe ?0, nn ::rs. V, Frazier µ9.O0 .rs. 0. ta££ai 95.00 ?•7, ?errine 200.00 Upon vote, the Aldermen voted: GEi)LSL'1L s UidD - COi1TIINED T. Stacy .,;30,00 ... Anderson 193.70 0, fiatton 1;~,n2 ~rl. Darby 154.97 ic:ay 1G3.82 J. Lewis X38.36 :'d, r.aplan 1;3.36 L. Harrell X38.36 J. 'rioore X38.36 0. Kir'.cdoPfer 38.36 C. Powers X38.3@ T. Bur'chart x;3.36 J. Landrum 1,98.36 Siruaons 1'8,36 0. Rushing X38.36 J. Scott 7,38.36 A. Armstrong 13$.27 W. i4. Fire Dept . !; 2 , 00 1'Irs. 3. i:ennedy 28.00 iI. Bateman 1p, 00 i'UBLIC UTILITY BOiID CCidSTR UCTIOYd FUND A. Heagler ;f35.00 . Heagler 77.96 W. Ingram Const. 1,859.711 CITY PdOP~1'tTY CONSTRUCTION FU71D H. Tuseth :;;].000.00 Tri-State Iron <2723.56 Tennison Brothers -;5 Idallin, Dickey ~ Rich 1!;13.50 'r'IRI:P;EN ~ S L);idS ION °c RELIEF i~ IR3D T. iicGotrgh :;50.00 ~T. L'urphY 175.00 Yeas: Re'_eson. Bledsoe, Bollinger, David, Eden, Fowers. and Ray. Nays; None, rio further business appearing before the Council.-otion was made by Alderman Bledsoe and seconded by ilderman Ray to adjourn, Upon vote, the voting was as £cllows: Yaas: Aldermen: Roleson. 3ledsoe Bollinger. David, Lden. Powers, and Ray. i;ays: :one. / :~ < Pu OR ":TTL'ST: ~ C CLt:.li :_PPROVnD: „_1L' ~Y 1°57