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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-03-60319 Council minutes W, c, Cummings, -aye W. F. Wh~_te - aye J. R. Martin - aye J. W. Nash - aye Minutes of the regular meeting of the Pulaski Town Council held on the 3rd day of May, 1960, at !.t p. m. , in the Municipal Office. There were present: Mayor C. V. Jackson, presiding. Councilmen: W. S. Cummings, W. F. White, J. R. Martin, F. L. Carrico, Glen K. Aust, T. J. McCarthy Absent: W. A. Larson Also present: Town Manager: T. B. Noland Clerk: Gladys R. Dalton Town Attorney: Alsn Groseclose Visitors: Bill Akers, reporter for the Southwest Ti~»es Paul Holston The invocation was given by Councilman Carrico. The minutes of April 19th and 22nd were approved. Paul Holston representing the Pulaski Counts, appeared before Council with the reauest that his Club be allowed to use Calfee PUL.4SKI COUNTS Park for the coming baseball. season. It wes brought out that the GIVEN PERMISSION Club operated in the red the past season, owing the Town X135.00 TO USE CALFEE PARK ON SAhT~, BASIS OF in fees for the use of the Park. After a discussion of this request OTHER PERSONS OR ORGANIZATIONS by Council, on motion of J. W. Nash, seconded by T. J. McCarthy, X25.00 night time $15.00 daytime it was RESOLVED, that the Pulaski Counts be allowed to use the Park on the same rental basis as afforded other persons, or organizations, that is: `fi25.00 each night and X10.00 daytime, payable in advance. A letter from the Student Youth Council addressed to the COMMUNICATIONS members of Council and Town Officials, thanking them for their consideration and patience in the recent Youth Day, was read by Mayor Jackson, anc~ filed. On .motion of J. R. Martin, seconded by kr. F. UThite, and carried on the following recorded vote, the fo~_lowing resolution RESOLUTION ADOPTED FOR PRIVATE ?MATER SYST~'M ~^TNFRS WHO DESIRE T~ C~NNFCT mn mnU]N SF'TrTF;R SYSTEM May 3, 1960, 4 P. M. Glen K. Aust - aye F. L. Carrico - aye T. L. McCarthy -aye W. A. Larson - absent UTHEREAS, the Council has received application from several residents of the Town of Pulaski, who have private water systems or are now using private water supplies, applying for connections to the sewer system of the Town and desiring to continue the use of their private water supplies; and, 1 1 1 °.~-~ Council mi.ns. contd. May 3, 1960, 1~ p. m. WHEREAS, the Town has requested and received a survey from other municipalities within the State relative to this matter and has, together with its attorney, given muture consideration thereto; NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved, that the Town does by this resolution establish a policy allowing residents of. the Town using private water supplies to connect to the Town sewer systems without requiring said residents to connect to the public water system of the Town, providing, however, that such residents who connect to the sewer system under this policy, shall agree to connect to the public water system at any time in the future when their private water system requires major repair or improvement; and, providing further that this policy shall apply only to such residents who are using private water supplies on May 31, 1960, it being understood that the Town reserves the right to change, alter, or modify this policy at any time in the future. It was brought to the attention of Council that Mr. Guy T^7hitaker had not removed the two buildings on Valley Street, after having been notified by the Town that same must be removed within a GUY WI-iIT.AKFR GIVEN ertain period. On motion of J. R. Martin, seconded by T^r. S. Cummings,.. TFN DAYS TO COMPLYa~T~rried unanimously, it was ORDINANCE FOR RE2~OUING BL,DGS• RESOLVED that Gu Whitaker be ON VALL~'Y ST. ~ y given ten (10) days notice to remove the buildings, and if no action is taken by Mr. Whitaker the Town will proceed in accordance with the Town Ordinance which was effective June 28, 1959. With regards to Council's recent resolution that an additiotygl paragraph numbered 15 be added to Article 9 of the Zoning Ordinance to allow trailers in residenti_a1 districts provided prior approval has been given by Council under terms and conditions of Chapter 9 of the PLANNING COMM. TO HOLD PUBLIC Town Code, Town Manager Noland stated that according to the terms of H~'ARINGS MAY 16TH ON AMENDING the ordinance ten days notice of a public hearing by the Planning Commission ZONING ORD. FOR HOUSE TRPTIFRS must be given before an ordinance can be amended and that the Planning & REZONING BOWLING COURT Commission had set May 16th at 3:00 p. m. for such public hearings He AREA also stated that at 3:30 p. m. on May 16th the Planning Commission would hold a public hearing on the proposed re-zoning of a portion of Bowling Court. Mayor Jackson stated paving at the idew River Valley Airport would be completed within ten to twelve days after good weather set in; that seeding was being done, and there was nothing at the present to report on the buildings. ~~' ' '` ` Ma 1960 1~ Tf . Council rains/ contd. y 3, > p• Town Manager Noland advised Council that R. D. Tolbert had accepted the rental of the Loving Field land on the basis of R. D. TOLBFRT TO TAKE LEASE $5.00 an acre per year; had taken possession of the .land, and the ON AIRPORT LAND; TOWN ATTY down Attorney was working out the details of the lease. TO PREPARE LEASE The dedicatory plans for the New Armory were discussed informally. Town Manager Noland advised that a three-.man commission should be appointed to control the new Armory and adopte policies pertaining to its operation. On motion of J. R. Martin, seconded by ~rT. S. Cummings, and carried unanimously, it was RESOLVED, that the three-man commission be composed of the 3-MAN ARMORY Mayor, Vice-Mayor and Lt. Wm. D. Steger of the National Guard. COMI~SSION TO BE COMPOSED OF Town Manager Noland reported that he had been advised MAYOR, VICE-MAYOR & LT. STEGER by the Chamber of Commerce Secretary that the Chamber was T 0 ?STORK OUT OPERATION desperately in need of funds to continue operation and wondered POLICIES 1960 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DtTFS ADVANCED TO HELP KEEP CHAMBER IN OPERATI OTJ if Council would advance their 1960 dues; Mr. Noland wondered if Council desired to place same on the agenda for discussion, and on motion of Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman McCarthy, the matter was placed on -;the dayts agenda for discussion. On motion of ?nT. S. Cummings, seconded by ?ni. F. Tr>hite, and carried on the following recorded vote, it was: ?^T. S. Cummings -aye W. F. ?~Ihite - aye J. R. Martin - aye F. L. Carrico - aye ..J. ?~i. Nash - aye Glen K. Aust - a.ye T. J. T~IcCarthy- aye ?d. A. Larson -absent RESOLVED, that the 1960 Chamber of Commerce dues to be carried i.n the 1960-61 budget i.n the sum of `300.00 be paid to the Chamber of Commerce at this time. There being no other business, the meeting adjourned at 5:15 p. m. Approved: ayor ATTEST: ;~~,~/ Clerk