February 15, 1979Minutes
West Memphis City Council
February 15, 1979
A regular meeting of the West Memphis City Council was held Thursday,
February 15, 1979, at 1:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers of City Hall. Mayor
Joyce T. Ferguson called the meeting to order. Present at the meeting were:
Mayor Joyce Ferguson
Asst City Attorney, Jimmy McCaa
Aldermen:
James Hightower
Pritchard Horton
Roberta Jackson
Doug Morris
R. H. Ray
Gary Walker
Uince Angeletti
Bob Bentley
Leon Duvall
Lloyd Woodell
Absent from the meeting was City Attorney Robert Smith.
Prayer was offered by Reverend Henry E. Williamson, Jr., of Counseling
Service and Pastoral Care.
Alderman Jackson made a motion, seconded by Alderman Horton, to approve
the minutes of January 25, 1979, and February 1, 1979, as sent in the packets.
Upon voice vote of the Council, both sets of minutes were approved unanimously.
Next on the agenda were Citizens Request: Mr. Kenneth Heffington, 601 South
Avalon, who spoke on behalf of the West Memphis Ladies Softball League. Mr.
Heffington spoke against the Park Commission's recommendation that a $100 fee
per team be charged for the .use of the ballfields. An article had been printed
in the Newspaper concerning this matter. Also voicing their opposition to this
were John Covery of 1051 Crestmere and Mavis Wilson of the Razorback React's
Girls League (No address available).
Mr. Jimmy Coburn, 1009 Rich Road, then addressed the Council concerning
the National Guard's NCO Association Convention which will be held March 30-31, 1979,
in West Memphis. He informed the Council that this was the first time West Memphis
has been selected as the Convention site, and asked the Council to help make the
visitors feel welcome. He asked that the Council, as individuals, help with
donation of door prizes. Mayor Ferguson stated that anyone wishing to donate
could leave these -items with Debbie Eddie.
At this time, Alderman Bentley made a motion that the Council go on record
as being opposed to charging a $100 fte per team for the use of the ball fields,
and make this known to the Park Commission. Alderman Woodell seconded this motion.
Upon roll call vote, the voting was as follows:
Aye: Aldermen: Hightower, Horton, Jackson, Morris, Ray, Walker, Woodell,
Angeletti, Bentley, and Duvall
No: None
This motion was passed unanimously.
The next citizen to address the Council was Mr. John Taylor, 512 Burns,
who thanked the Councilfor their vote.
Next on the agenda was old business. Attorney McCaa then read a resolution
supporting "The Local Government Property Tax Relief and Gross Receipts Tax
Exchange Act." Alderman Horton made a motion, seconded by Alderman Morris,
to adopt this resolution. Alderman Woodell then made a motion, seconded by
Alderman Angeletti, that this matter be deferred for further study. Upon roll
call vote, the voting was as follows:
Aye: Aldermen: Hightower, Jackson, Morris, Ray, Walker, Woodell, Angeletti,
Bentley, and Duvall.
No: Alderman Horton
The motion to defer this matter was passed by the Council.
The next ordinance on the agenda was to amend Ordinance No. 915, and repeal
Ordinance No. 950, enlarging the West Memphis Utility Commission by two members,
and designating their terms. Alderman Duvall made a motion, seconded by Alderman
Morris to table this ordinance for two weeks so that the Council .could get the
City Attorney's opinion as to the validity of this ordinance.
Next, Attorney McCaa read an Ordinance to Amend Ordinance No. 793, increasing
the fare of taxi cabs in West Memphis. Alderman Morris made a motion, seconded
by Alderman Ray, to adopt this ordinance on the first reading Alderman Ray suggested
that Mr. Compton post the cab fare inside of the cab. Alderman Hightower asked that
passengers be allowed to phone in complaints to the Mayor's office. Alderman
Angeletti then called for the question. Upon roll call vote, the voting was
as follows:
Aye: Aldermen: Horton, Jackson, Morris, Ray, Walker, Woodell, Angeletti, Bentley,
and Duvall.
No: None
Abstain: Alderman Hightower
This motion was passed by the Council.
Attorney McCaa then read, for the first time, an Ordinance establishing fees
for plumbing, sewer, water, and gas inspections in the City. Alderman Walker
made a motion seconded by Alderman Jackson, that this ordinance be tabled. Upon
voice vote of the Council, this motion passed unanimously.
Next on the agenda were eight resolutions of commendation. Alderman Morris
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ORDINANCE N0. _
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE N0. 793,
AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE N0. 916, I~dCREASING
THE FARE OF TAXI-CABS IN THE CITY 4F t~JEST
MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF '.~~lEST
-~ MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
Section 1. Section one (1} of Ordinance No. 793, dated
February 7, 1974, as amended by Ordinance No. 916, dated Octo-
ber 6, 1977, is amended as follows:
"Section l." There is hereby established a uniform schedule
for taxi-cab rates in the City of West ~~femphis, Arkansas, which shall
be ar follows:
PASSENGERS:
First 3/4 mile $ .85
Each Additional 1/4 mile $ •2Q
Each Additional Passenger $ .25
School Children-Each Additional $ .1Q
Child (Transporting to and from Sc}gaol )
Waiting Time--Per Minute $ .10
Waiting Time--Per Hour $6.C0
~~ PACKAGE DELIVERY
Minimum $1.00
First Mile $ .70--Plus $ .25
EACH TIME DRI1~'E~; LE~'~VES THE CAB
Section 2. The remaining Sections of Ordinance '~~Jo. 793, as amended
by Ordinance No. 916, are hereby reaffirmed and left unamended.
PASSED AND APPROVED this day of 1977..
Joyce T. Ferguson
~~1AYOR
Dan Craft
CITY CLERK
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made a motion, seconded by Alderman Jackson, that all eight resolutions be
adopted. Upon roll call vote, the voting was as follows:
Aye: Aldermen: Hightower, Horton, Jackson, Morris, Ray, Walker, Angeletti,
Bentley, Duvall, Woodell.
No: None
These resolutions are:
Names Reason Resolution No.
Mr. Alex Coulter Uo-Tech 666
Rep. Loyd McCuiston Vo-Tech 667
Rep. Kent Rubens Uo-Tech 668
Rep., Jim Stokley Vo-Tech 669
Senator W. K. Ingram Vo-Tech 670
Senator Dale Bumpers TVA 671
Congressman Bill Alexander TVA 672
Senator David Pryor TVA 673
Alderman Woodell then asked that Mr. Brian Williams be commended, also, for his
efforts to obtain a Vo-Tech School. Alderman Bentley made a motion, seconded by
Alderman Jackson, to add Brian Williams to the above list. Upon voice vote of
the Council, this motion passed unanimously and was assigned as Resolution No. 674.
Attorney McCaa then read a resolution concerning changing the date and time
of the Council meetings to Monday Nights. Alderman Jackson made a motion, seconded
lr~, by Alderman Angeletti, that this resolution be adopted.
Alderman Ray went on record saying, "We met at night two years ago, and problems
resulted." Alderman Walker went on record saying, "If alderman Jackson and
Angeletti will withdraw their motion, Alderman Morris and I would perhaps sponsor
a similar one at the next meeting." Alderman Jackson and Alderman Angeletti then
withdrew their motions.
Alderman McCaa then read a resolution requesting the City Attorney to
review all contracts Alderman Bentley suggested that Alderman Angeletti withdrew
the proposed resolution as read by Attorney McCaa and will bring it back with
any necessary changes after the City Attorney had reviewed it. Alderman Angeletti
then withdrew his resolution.
In a Public Works Committee report, Alderman Horton made a motion that two
appraisals made of the old shop and sell the property, designating the money to
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~-~! be used for the shed and wash rack at the new shop. This seconded by Alderman
Angeletti. Upon roll call vote, the voting was as follows:
Aye: Aldermen: Hightower, Horton, Jackson, Morris, Ray, Walker, Angeletti, Bentley,
Duvall and Woodell.
No: None
The motion passed unanimously.
Alderman Bentley suggested that all Aldermen should be given a copy of all property
the city owns, along with an appraisal of the property. He suggested that Mr. Woods
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RESOLUTION N0. ~_
WHEREAS, recently several officials and citizens of West Memphis and
Crittenden County made a trip to Little Rock, Arkansas, in an
effort to secure approval for a Vocational Technical School.
in this area, and
WHEREAS, those in attendance from West Memphis and Crittenden County were
greatly impressed by the efforts put forth by Alex Coulter, on
our behalf, in this matter; and
WHEREAS, Alex Coulter's interest in representing the fine people of
. West Memphis and Crittenden County, in trying to obtain a
Vocational Technical School for this area, has been paramount
in his mind, and
WHEREAS, the Vocational Technical School services .that would be provided
in our Community would become an integral part of our citizens'
everyday lives, and the general well-being of this community..
depends a great degree, on this educational facility, and
WHEREAS, we believe that the sincere efforts put forth by Alex Coulter
during his visit to Little Rock, to obtain the approval and
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acceptance. of the Arkansas State Board of Vocational Technical
Education, will cause the Vo-Tech facility to eventually become
a reality in the City of West Memphis and Crittenden County,
Arkansas.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST
MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS, WISH:
1. To take this opportunity to publically express our sincere.
appreciation to Alex Coulter for his dedicated efforts in
trying to secure a Vocational Technical School for the City
of West Memphis and Crittenden County, Arkansas.
2 . To commend Alex Coulter for the spl endi d job he i s doing as
chairman of the Crittenden County Vo-Tech Committee.
3. A .copy of this Resolution be sent to Alex Coulter.
PASSED AND APPROVED thi s ~~~~` day of ~~~~ l 979.
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RESOLUTION N0. ~~,
WHEREAS, recently several officials and citizens of West Memphis and
Crittenden County made a trip to Little Rock, Arkansas, in
an effort to secure approval for a Vocational Technical School
in this area, and
WHEREAS, those in attendance from West Memphis and Crittenden County
were greatly impressed by the efforts put forth by Representative
Lloyd McCuiston, on our behalf, in this matter, and
WHEREAS, Representative Lloyd McCuiston's interest in representing the fine
people of West Memphis and Crittenden County, in trying to obtain
a Vocational Technical School for this area, has been paramount in
his mind, and
WHEREAS, the Vocational Technical School services that would be provided
': in our Community would become an integral part of our citizens'
everyday lives, and the general well-being of this community depends
to a great degree, on this educational facility, and
WHEREAS, we believe that the sincere efforts put forth by Representative
Lloyd McCuiston during our visit to Little Rock, to obtain the approval
~~~ and acceptance of the Arkansas State Board of Vocational Technical
~.' -Tech faci 1 i t to eventually become a
Education, will cause the Uo y
reality in the City of West Memphis and Crittenden County, Arkansas.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS,
ARKANSAS, i~~ISH:
~. To take this opportunity to publically express our sincere
appreciation to Representative Lloyd McCuiston for his dedicated
efforts in trying to secure a Vocational Technical School for the.
City of West Memphis and Crittenden County, Arkansas.
2. T;~ commend Representative Lloyd McCuiston for-the splendid job he
is doing for the fine people of West Memphis and Crittenden County.
3. ~, copy of this Resolution be sent to Representative Lloyd McCuiston.
PASSED A~~1D a~,~ ~',L1'x~ ~~ THIS { ~} ~' _ day of ~~ , .1979.
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RESOLUTION N0. ~ b 8
WHEREAS, recently several officials and citizens of West Memphis and
Crittenden County made a trip to Little Rock, Arkansas, in an
effort to secure approval for a Vocational Technical School
in this area, and
WHEREAS, those in attendance from West Memphis and Crittenden County were
greatly impressed by the efforts put forth by Representative
Kent Rubens, on our behalf, in this matter, and
WHEREAS, Representative Kent Rubens interest in representing the fine
people of West Memphis and Crittenden County, in trying to obtain
a Vocational Technical School for this area, has been paramount in
his mind, and
WHEREAS, the Vocational Technical School services that would be provided in
our Community would become an integral part of our citizens' everyday
lives, and the general well-being of this community depends a great
degree, on this educational facility, and
WHEREAS, we believe that the sincere efforts put forth by Representative
Kent Rubens during our visit to Little Rock, to obtain the approval
and acceptance of the Arkansas State Board of Vocational Technical
Education, will cause the Vo-Tech facility to eventually become a
reality in the City of West Memphis and Crittenden County, Arkansas.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS,
ARKANSAS, WISH:
1. To take this opportunity to publically express. our sincere
appreciation to Representative Kent Rubens for his dedicated
efforts in trying to secure a Vocational Technical School for the
City of West Memphis and Crittenden County, Arkansas._
~. To commend Representative Kent Rubens for the splendid job he
is doing for the fine people of West Memphis and Crittenden County.
3. A Cti~'y of thi s Resolution be sent to Representative Kent Rubens .
PASSED ~{~D i~~~~~~~ ~:?~ :~ this ~ ~ ~ day of 1979.
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RESOLUTION N0. ~,_
WHEREAS, recently several officials and citizens of West Memphis and
Crittenden County made a trip to Little Rock, Arkansas, in
an effort to secure approval for a Vocational Technical School
in this area, and
''" WHEREAS, those in attendance from West Memphis and Crittenden County
were greatly impressed by the efforts put forth by Representative
1im Stockley, on our behalf, in this matter, and
WHEREAS, Representative Jim Stockiey`s interest in .representing the fine
people of West Memphis and Crittenden County, in trying to obtain
a Vocational Technical School for this area, has been paramount
in his mind, and
WHEREAS, the Vocational Technical School services that would be provided
in our community would become an integral part of our citizens'.
everyday lives, and the general well-being of this community depends.
to a great degree, on this educational facility, and
t~, WHEREAS, we believe that the sincere efforts put forth by Representative
Jim Stockley during our visit to Little Rock, to obtain .the approval
and acceptance of the Arkansas State Board of Vocational Technical
Education, will cause the Vo-Tech facility to eventually become a
reality in the City of West Memphis and Crittenden County, Arkansas.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST
MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS, WISH:
1. To take this opportunity to publically express our sincere
appreciation to Representative Jim Stockley for his dedicated
efforts in trying to secure a Vocational Technical School for
the City of West Memphis and Crittenden County, ,Arkansas.
2. To commend Representative Jim Stockley for the splendid job he
is doing for the fine people of West Memphis and Crittenden
County.
~. A copy of this Resolution be sent to Representative Jim Stockley.
PASSED AND APPROVED this ~ ~' day of ,~- 1979.
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RESOLUTION N0.
WHEREAS, recently several officials and citizens of West Memphis and Crittenden
County made a trip to Little Rock, Arkansas, in an effort to secure
approval for a Vocational Technical School in this area, and
WHEREAS, those in attendance from West Memphis and Crittenden County were greatly
• impressed by the efforts put forth by Senator Bill Ingram, on our behalf,
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4 in this matter, and
WHEREAS, Senator Bill Ingram's interest in representing the fine people of
. West Memphis and Crittenden County, in trying to obtain a Vocational
Technical School for this area, has been paramount in his mind, and
WHEREAS, the Vocational Technical School services that would be provided in
.our Community would become an integral part of our citizens' everyday
lives, and the general well-being of this community .depends a great
degree, on this educational facility, and
WHEREAS, we believe that the sincere efforts put forth by Senator Bill .Ingram
during our visit to Little Rock, to obtain the approval and acceptance
of .the Arkansas State Board of Vocational Technical Education, will
cause the Vo-Tech facility to eventually become a reality in the
City of West Memphis and Crittenden County, Arkansas.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS,
ARKANSAS, WISH:
1. To take this opportunity to publically express our sincere
appreciation to Senator Bill Ingram for his dedicated efforts
in trying to secure a Vocational Technical School for the City
of West Memphis and Crittenden County, Arkansas.
2. To commend Senator Bill Ingram for the splendid job he is doing
for the fine people of West Memphis and Crittenden County.
3. A copy of this Resolution be sent to Senator Bill Ingram.
PASSED AND APPROVED thi s ~ ~'' _____ day of 1979.
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RESOLUTION N0. ~~
WHEREAS, several officials of the City of West Memphis recently
made a trip to Washington, D. C. in an effort to secure
.TVA Power for the City of West Memphis; and,
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WHEREAS, the officials from the City of West Memphis were greatly
impressed by the coaperat ion and effort s put f orth by
Senator Dale Bumpers, on our behalf, in this matter; and
WHEREAS, Senator Bumper's interest in representing the f ine. people
of the City of West Memphis and the State of Arkansas has
been paramount in his mind for a long time; and
WHEREAS, we believe that the sincere efforts put forth by Senator
Bumpers, during our Washington. visit, will cause TVA
Power to eventually become a reality in the City of
West Memphis, Arkansas.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
1. Wish to take this opportunity to publically express
our sincere appreciation to Senator Dale Bumpers
for his dedicated efforts in trying to secure TVA
Power for the City of West Memphis.
2. Wish to commend Senator Dale Bumpers for the splendid
job he is doing in Washington for the f ine people of
West Memphis and the State of Arkansas.
3. A copy of this Resolution be sent to Senator Dale
Bumpers.
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RESOLUTION NO. ~~_
WHEREAS, several officials of the City of West Memphis recently
-made a trip to Washington, D. C. in an effort to secure
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TVA Power for the City of West Memphis, and,
WHEREAS, the officials from the City of West Memphis were greatly
~`~' impressed by the cooperation and efforts put forth by
Congressman Bill Alexander, on our behalf, in this matter;
and,
WHEREAS, Congressman Bill Alexander interest in representing the
fine people of the City of 4v'est Memphis
Arkansas has been paramount in his mind
and,
WHEREAS, we believe that the sincere efforts put
man Alexander, during our Washington vi
Power to eventually become a reality in
West Memphis, Arkansas.
and the State of
for a long time;
forth by Congress-
sit, will .cause TVA
the City of
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
1. Wish to take this opportunity to publically express
our sincere appreciation to Congressman Bill Alexander
for his dedicated efforts in trying to secure TVA
Power for the City of West Memphis.
2. Wish to commend Congressman Bill Alexander for the
splendid job he is doing in Washington for the fine
people of West Memphis and the State of Arkansas..
3. A copy of this Resolution be sent to Congressman
Bill Alexander.
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RESOLUTION N0. 6 ~ 3
WHEREAS , several officials of the City of West Memphis recently
made a trip to Washington, D. C. in an effort to secure
TVA Power for the City of West Memphis; and,
WHEREAS, the officials from the City of West Memphis were greatly
impressed by the cooperation and efforts put forth by
.Senator David Pryor, on our behalf, in this matter; and
WHEREAS, Senator Pryor's interest in representing the fine people
of the City of West Memphis and the State of Arkansas has
been paramount in his mind for a long time; and
WHEREAS, we believe that the sincere efforts put forth by Senator
Pryor, during our Washington visit, will cause TVA
Power to eventually become a reality in the City of
West Memphis, Arkansas.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
1. Wish to take this opportunity to publically express
our sincere appreciation to Senator David Pryor
for his dedicated efforts in trying to secure.. TVA
Power for the City of West Memphis.
~. G1ish to commend Senator David Pryor for the splendid
fob he is doing in Washington for the fine people of
~~~1est Memphis and the State of Arkansas.
;,. A copy of this Resolution be sent to Senator David
Pryor.
MAYOR
RESOLUT IOfd NO .
WHEREAS, recently several officials and citizens of west "1emphis and
Crittenden County made a trip to Little i{oc~, r:rkansas, in
an effort to secure approval for a ~locational Technical
School in this area; and,
WHEREAS, those i n attendance from l~Jest s~emphi s and Cri t tender. County
were greatly impressed by the efforts put forth ay Brian
Williams, on our behalf, in this matter; and,
w'HEREAS, Brian Williams' interest in reRresenting t~~e fine people
of 6~es t C1emphi s and Crittenden County, i n trying to obtain.
a Vocational Technical School far this. area, has been para-
mount i n his r;~i nd; and,
WHEREAS, the Vocational Technical Sc~rool services that ~vou1 d be pro-
vi ded i n our cor:rmuni ty would bzcomE an integral hart of our
citizens' everyday 1 i ves, and tre eneral tJei l -bei ncr of thi s
comrrrunity depends a great degree, on this educational facility;
and,
WHEREAS, we believe that the sincere efforts nut forth by Brian Williams
during his recent visit to Little Rick, to o~~tain the anprovai
and acceptance of the Arkansas State F~oard of 'docational Techni-
cal Education, will cause the Vo-Tec#~ facility to eventually he-
come a reality i n the City of blest Memphis and Crittenden County,
Arkansas.
~~lOII,THEREFORE, BE IT RESCL~`LG T~-I~,T THE CITY COt~'IdCIL CF THE CITY OF ~dEST
P•1Ei~1PHIS, AR-Ct~~ISAS,1~'ISH:
1. To take this opportunity to publicly express our sincere
appreciation to °rian '~lilliams for his dedicated efforts
in trying to secure a Vocational Technical School for the
City of !Vest ~~lempl:i s and Crittenden County, Arkansas .
2. ~ To commend Brian ~•si 1 1 i ar!s for thz splendid -job he i s dpi nQ
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~~~ for the fine people of 41est ~~1er~phi s and Crittenden Co~~ntt~.
3. A corny of this Reso1 uti on be sent to Fri an !~!i 1 1 i arcs .
PASSED Af1D APPROVED this ~~'~ day cf ~~ _ ,
1979.
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look into this matter.
Alderman Horton then made a motion, seconded by Alderman Woodell, that a
resolution be sent to our legislative delegation showing the Council's support
for Governor Clinton's Bill to improve highways, roads, and streets. Upon voice
vote of the Council, this motion passed unanimously. This is Resolution No. 675.
Alderman Horton then discussed proposed changes in street signs as recommended
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by the Street Committee. A motion was made by Alderman Horton, seconded by Alder-
man Ray, that this be turned back over to the Committee. Upon voice vote of the
Council, this motion was passed unanimously.
In a report of the Fire Commission, Alderman Walker informed the Council
that Chief Burkhart had received three bids on the repair of the rescue vehicle
that damaged in a recent accident, (A copy of these bids is on file in the
Mayor's Office). Alderman Walker made a motion, seconded by Alderman Duvall,
that the Council accept the bid from the West Memphis Body Shop and have the unit
repaired. Alderman Ray then made a motion, seconded by Alderman Jackson, that
this matter be referred to the Budget Committee before making a final decision.
Alderman Bentley then called for the question. Upon voice vote of the Council,
the motion was passed unanimously to refer this to the Budget Committee. Mayor
Ferguson then asked Alderman Morris to be Chairman of this Committee.
Alderman Walker then made a motion to advertise for bids for a new pickup
truck for use in the Fire Department. Alderman Horton seconded this motion.
Upon voice vote of the Council, this motion passed unanimously.
Next, Alderman Walker suggested that the Council recommend to the
Budget Committee that three months automobile expense be paid to Jimmy Grissom
for the use of his personal auto for city business.
In a Police Commission report, Alderman Ray asked that the Budget Committee
discuss the purchase of a radio for Chief Keen's car.
Mayor Ferguson then asked that the following appointments be approved by
the Council:
1. Park Commission -- Gary Walker --- Liaison
2. Board of Review--- Bill Spencer, Rev. Ernest Lane and Nellie Williams
3. Park Commission--- Mr. Floyd Boyce
4. City Beautiful Commission----Cindy Suiter, Reba Stockdale, Ruth Suiter,
Doris Garrett and Lynn A11en
5. Board of Adjustment----Willie Bowen
Upon voice vote of the Council, these appointments were unanimously approved.
Alderman Bentley then made a motion, seconded by Alderman Morris., that if
the funds are available, and if the Utility Commission votes favorably, that
$150,000 plus utilities be put into the Industrial Development Fund Account to
be used for property for the site of the Uo-Tech School. Alderman Ray then
stated that this was merely a request. Upon roll call vote of the Council,
the vote was as follows:
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RESOLUTIOW NO.~_
WHEREAS, Governor Clinton recently announced a program for the im-
provement of highways, roads, and streets in the State of Arkansas, to
i':ncl ude municipalities ; and,
WHEREAS, the increase i n revenue r•.-i l 1 cone fro~~ a one cent ~ 1 ~
increase in gasoline and an increase in license fees; and,
WHEREAS, a definite amount of the addi ti ona 1 revenue ~,.i 1 1 be ear-
marked for municipalities in Arkansas ane~ returned on a per capita basis;
end,
WHEREAS, it is believed this additional revenue s4~i11 assist our
~i ty in repairing and maintaining streets i n our to~.~~n
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council, of the City
4f Hest Memphis , that the City Counci 1 does
1.~ Recommend to our legislative delegation in the ~.rkansas
General Assembly to support Governor Clinton `s Highway,
Road,.. and Street Program.
Z.) .Request that a copy of this resolution be sent to the follov~-
ing people:
Senator w. K. "Bill" Ingram
Representative Lloyd ~~1cCuiston
Representative Kent Rubens
Representative Jim Stockley
PASSED APED APPROVED this ¢_ day of _ ~~,~:-=. . ~ : 1979.
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"~iayor
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Aye: Aldermen: Hightower, Horton, Jackson, Morris, Ray, Walker, Angeletti,
Bentley, Duvall, and Woodell.
No: None
This motion passed unanimously.
Alderman Jackson then made a motion that all Council members serve on the
Budget Committee. Alderman Woodell seconded this motion. Upon voice vote of the
Council, the motion passed unanimously.
Alderman Duvall then made a motion, seconded by Alderman Ray, that the
meeting be recessed. Upon voice vote of the Council, the meeting recessed.
After a brief Budget Committee Meeting, Mayor Ferguson then called the
Council meeting back to order. Alderman Morris told of the Budget Committee's
recommendations. They are to amend the budget to include the following:
1. The City pay Jimmy Grissom's auto expense at the rate of $150 per
month for three , months, ($450.00) .
2. The Council honor Chief Keen's request for a radio in the amount of
$2,336.95.
3. The City accept the bid in the amount of $ 1,590.69 to repair the
Fire Department Emergency Vehicle.
Alderman Morris made a motion seconded by Alderman Duvall, that the above
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recommendations be approved. Upon voice vote of the Council, the motion passed
unanimously.
There being no further business to come before the Council, Alderman Duvall
made a motion, seconded by Alderman Ray that the meeting be adjourned. Upon
voice vote of the Council, this motion passed unanimously.
PASSED AND APPROVED this day of 19 .
MAYOR
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
WEST MEMPHIS BODY SHOP
• 107'/ EAST JEFFERSON
WEST MEMPHIS, ARK. 72301
Phone SOl - 732-5833
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E"STIMATE OF REPAIR COSTS N°•
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WEST MEMPHIS BC)DY SHOP
107''/z EAST JEFFERSON
WEST MEMPHIS, ARK. 72301
Phone 501 - 732-5833
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