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e,l. 8 II <br />MINUTES ROF EDREGULWOOD CITY JOUNCED MEETING <br />October 22, 1951• 8:00 P- e. M- <br />ON <br />Floyd D. Granger, Sidney DH <br />OIJ ROLL CALL the following were present: rkner, I <br />Paul Jones, Albert H. Morgan, Jr., Wm. H. Royer, Robt. V. Spillers, Mayor Carl A. <br />Britschgi, and City Clerk Ralph S. Dodge. Also present were: City Manager E. A. <br />Rolison, City Engineer Glenn M. Jain, Asst. City Attorney C. Lebsack, Building <br />Inspector L. M. Duncan, Asst Building Inspector S. A. Kreiss, City Collector p. E. <br />Perrin, Police Chief S. D. Wood, Fire Chief Joe Lodi, Administrative Assit R. D. Miller' <br />Auditor Assessor John J. Brophy, and Water Superintendent H. L. Winter. <br />APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF OCTOBER Lst, 1951 as mailed, on motion of Coun_ <br />cilman Spillers, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. <br />C0MMITTEE REPORT - TURFING TAFT SCHOOL. Councilman Royer reported that all necessary <br />materials were not available at this time. Part of the fittings such as sprinkler <br />heads were on hand, but pipe and some fittings are not on the job. Councilman <br />Spillers stated this project had been under way for considerable time and should be <br />completed in time to plant grass seed before the season was past. He suggested the <br />possibility of borrowing pipe from the water department. After further discussion, <br />Councilman Spillers moved that the job be given Priority No. 11 seconded by Council- <br />man Royer. Under the question, Councilman Morgan questioned whether or not this job <br />could interfere with the water and sewer job under consideration. Councilman Royer <br />explained the work would not be started until the necessary materials were available. <br />Councilman Herkner wanted to be sure this job would not block any other important <br />projects. Councilman Granger stated he was in accord with the idea of speeding up <br />I <br />the work, but resented the inference that the job had been "kicked around". Motion <br />carried, with the understanding that Park Dept, would do the work when the material <br />arrived. <br />OATH OF ALLIGIANCE. Mr. E. James Smith, member of the committee studying the proposed <br />sale of lighting system was present and the Oath was administered. Mayor Britschgi <br />thanked Mr. Smith for his interest, and informed him of the organization meeting to <br />be held Thursday Ptd at 4:00 o'clock. <br />REPORT ON MOTORCYCLE BID. Only one bid was received from H. Overby as follows: <br />1,4.20 <br />Less turning 19k9 MD 4i.00 <br />1,373.20 including two-way radio., <br />The cost of the motorcycle itself totaled 0853.05 which was within the $900 accumu- <br />lated in the Equipment Replacement Fund. The additional $52O.15 for the two-way <br />radio was budgeted in Police Capital Outlay. Bid accepted on motion of Councilman <br />Spillers, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. <br />PUBLIC HEARING - CANYON ROAD SANITARY AND STORM SEWERS. Affidavits of mailing, posting <br />and publication ordered filed. There being no oral or written protests, hearing was <br />ordered closed. <br />RESOLUTION NO. 1154 ORDERING WORK DONE ON CANYON ROAD. Councilman Spillers offered <br />resolution and moved adoptiony seconded by councilman Morgan and carried on roll -call <br />OPENING OF BIDS, CANYON ROAD PROJECT. Affidavit of publication of call for bids was <br />ordered filed. The following bids were read and referred to City Lng�neer for checking <br />Kevgy Construction Co, <br />A. J. Peters & Son 1;866.11 <br />Oakland Sewer Const. Co. 14,726.80 <br />