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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-03-51~~ ~~ Council Minutes Pulaski, Va., April 3, 951 y, ;~ of The r®gular monthly meeting of the Town Coun 1 of the.Tcarn ®f Pulaski, Virginia was held in the Municipal 1 Building at 4:00 p.m., April 3, 1951. PRESENT There were present: Vice Mayor: 1B. F. Vlhite Councilmen: I. R. Carper, 0. 0. Crowell, J. R. Martin, G. R. Steger, E.T airy T. F. Wirt. Absent: Mayor H. R. imbodes, W`.D.Mat~gil Jr. Also present: 1 Town Manager: Clerk : Tows Treasurer : Tovrn Attorney: Chi®f ©f Police: Visitors: E. A. Beek Louise D. Logan Lottie R. Rusion Garnett S. Mo®re L. S. Boothe Philip Sadler, L. D. Shavlan; W .Kinsey MINUTES ~ The minutes of the regular monthly meeting h d mn Marsh 13, 1951 ware- read a~td approved. ~ ~ On motion duly made by T. F. Wirt, seconded E. T. Painter, it was umanimQUSly ~~ BUILDING RESOLVED, that the Following applications fo PERM ITS buildingpermits be appr©ved: To Rutherf®rd Pontiac Comp f®r 28a17a13t concrete block-brick veneer paint sh®p at southwe corner of Ruth®rford P®ntiae Company on the .west side of ~ashingtoa Av®~t®; betty®en 4th and 5th B'ts.,North, estimate $2,000.00; To A.. F. balls for one story frame dwellinS ©s s th side of Belleview Avenue, estimated $4,800.00; To Dr. D.S.D ern for brick addition of room and porch enlargement at 1004 Pr Avenue, estimated ~11,000.OD; To Mrs, Stephen L. Alley, Jr. 1 story frame dwelling ®n north side of 13th Street, west o Randolph, estimated 6,500.00 to X7,000.00; To Andrew M. Hum for frame addition of bath and porch t© residence at 523 Hi Avenue, estimated $400.46; To Fred W. Goad for tw© story fr peat ®y dwelling is City View Heig~tffi, lots 4,5 and 6, estimated to ~ oat X3,500.00; To J. Keffip Yfright Por frame additi®n of r©om by 1 enclosing porch at 228 11th Street, N.N., estimated to cost X450.00; To Southwest Motor Company (by R.~N'.'hites®11) for casing rear of building at 228 E. Main St.,estimated $440.a to Mrs, Julian Vaughan for enclosing porch, frame, to resid~ at 310 Chestnut 3tr®et, estimated $600.00. On motion duly made by T. F. 1~irt, seconded 0. 0. Cr®well, it was unaniffiously RESOLVED, that the builcA s8 permit applicati ok And of Fred W. Goad, as gives above, be appr©ved, esontisgent 1`~9~ Council Minutes Conttd. Pulaski, va.,April 3, 1951 ffir. Goad being notified that` the issuanee of a b~fading perm3.t does n©t place respor~s ibility on the T+~wa to furnish crater, sewer, or street iffiprbvememts. CERT.PIIBLIC On motion duly made by T. F. Wirt, aeeaended CON.&NEC. bg J. R. Wart in, it was ~manimously RESOLVED, -that the. fallowing appli+~~tie~ -for transfer of certificates of public r~onv®aience and necessity be approvedt - To Carl Lafayette Da1to8 T/A Roy~s Cabs 1 taxi To John I~vid dohnstoffi,~r. T/A Vest End Cabs 1 taxi trap,-sad the following are cancelled: Rog Everett Ault T/A RoyTs Cabs 1 taxi P'~ed Pierc® ?~avis T/A Vest End Cabs l taxi. BASEBALi* IKr. Philip Sadler, local attorney, sad L. D. PROGRAM 3havlan appeared before the C©uflcil w~.th regard .to a Qontract for a newly organized Pulaski Coasts, Inc., using CalfeaP Park for the current year. It was stated that the contract _ for the previous year was acceptable with several minor changes. The matter of the Towats furnishing police pr®- tedti®n was discussed, and it was decided that the present contract arrasgemeats were satisfactory in that it had been understoa-d -that the Trnrn furnished as much protection as aro~ailable, and at all times in the past, ther® had been a police officer from th® Town at the park, sad in charge of police affairs. The matter of giving ~notfae for use of th® park was discussed. Oa motion duly made by T. F. Wirt, seconded by G. R. Steger, it was uaanimously RESOLVED, that th,e Qoatrgct with the Pulaski k ~ounta for the year 1951 b® appriwed under the same terms and conditions as for the previous year, with. the exc~eptiou that the matter of scheduling play-off games and rained-out games be sab~ect to pr®visioa to permit cancallati0s of scheduled play-off games 12 hours prior to the time of sehednle withentt paying the cost of same.. ADVERTISING The mat ter of s~el3:3asg advertis scents on the CALFEE PARK right field fence at Calfee Park was discussed. Ths representatives from the Pulaski Counts pointed out that the revenue that could be obtained from this source was 1 1 1 badly needed is order that improvements to the drainage on the fi®ld could be made, also to help is tlu~ a©st of . o ~~ Council Minutes Conttd. Pulaski, Va.,Apr.3, 9S1 ~E of prc~iehng- suitable aenceasion stand. It "was farther eta d - that the fields in other neighboring aomffianities owned by-°e e i boards hid adre~rtising Tenses fr©m which the baseball tacos era: revenue. The Town Manager reminded the_Council that the pr sat advertisiffig on the wood fames was permitted last year in ar r that the Tense could be constructed, and further stated tha hs considered that the park was a public park, and any revenue derived frvu advertising should be for the benefit of the Ta~rit, r iii . ~ `'it being ,gpd ,fit- 4d~t other activities besides ,#,~-e_~Couat~~ would u #~+~' t'ield~ partisularl~`~'•stfter the basebl, our asd . the adveri~$a , the Tense would mot enhance its` ~t~ ~` ...° ~ e. '; ~- ,~ ~~ motion duly made by G. R. Steger, se~gde °~. F. _ Mirt, it was unanimously 'F}• RESOLVED, that permissi®n be given to the Pulaski Counts, Tnc. to sell advertisements, and paint signs on the metal fence at Calfee Park, contingent upon poatir~g,.bond, os' ~I other acceptable security, to obliterate the adve ~.me~ -_.,~,;~ a the end of the present contract with the Counts, pr~nir~,Eled t • C®until s® ordered. ~'' The matter of a new concession stand was di abase and the C®unts agreed to build a stand acceptable t© the T Manager and to the Pulaski Health Department. CALFEE PARK It was reported to the Council that the prsse~tt I1~PROVENTS DFFERR~ budget provided for construction of additional section of c care bleachers and replacement of a number of the old floodlight .t fixtures at Calfee Parks but that under the present gmvernm tal regulations, this work could not be done in that reareati© construction was restricted, and if' the Council desired to proceed, it would be necessary to make application for ape t. On motion duly made by T. F. ~'irt, secsonded by d. `R. Martin, it was unanimously fi t RESOLVED, that the proposed construction oP addi Dual concrete seats and replacement of floddlighta, as provided n the .:'budget, be deferred until such time as the present gav®rem •tal a restrictions on recreational construction be lifted, and t t the °` Mork of repairs and maintenance at Calfee Fark be k®pt at 3,~ ~! ;•°ninimum. Vff.L.KINSEY Mr. 1P. L. Kinsey appeared before the Council witY~= regard t~ rt ~~ter .of ®nforcement of recently eaamted Was, e y 1 Council ffiinutes Contsd. -Pulaski, Va.,April 3, 1951 .. later ©rdinanc®, and statad that Mr. Palmer eras still is vi©- lation of the ordinance, and requested ts~at~ tha -pr+sper offiQars see that the ordinance was •nforesd, The, utter was discussed, and it was decided that tha 3aaitatioa Officer should investigate the same, and if necessary, the Town attorney should assist, and in event that'lir. ~insay wanted to individually take action as a Qitisan, he could - erso1 have a warrant issued. -° " 3: ~~ B. ECG. ~, .., ' ... f .H . _ '.J~. , _ _,. , a .~. . _ y ... ._.:. .. ~ . _. - ~ d . - - &~ (~' THE EAST-NEST K ~ ~~ ~, . - y . ~ ~: SIg (46) ~. , . OATH OF VIE4IERS ~ _..~ ~V.4 ' y ~ ' . ~~ ~ 4~ -'y,. s e~ y, `'7 TTDD~~~~(jTT~~ V11WJ.4~J.i-i i k~tt ~ .. i f < T _.r ,. c h °.,f ..` : PtTLA.SBI, o-wit s ~ I, a Notarjr , .~`y `';for the County of Pulaski and Stat® of Virginia, do hereby`}. .s. rt =- . i].ler A. Bt~shong , ~aods on G"umoai. ~ } - ~' P .~ "~, .: w ` ~.. =~-~ > ~ Bros Fr©s t ,viewers appoint®d by tl~, \ ~ ~ ~ 4 ~' of the Town of P1il.aski, Virginia, at its meeting held on they ,r ~. - Y~~ February, 1951, to view the East asst a11ey in Bl®ek Fort ~ ; ~` ~th reference to the application for the abandonment of sad , ° *~aaonally appeared befor® me in my county aforesaid and aft ` duly sworn, made oath that they would well and truly vier~~IMI '• ~. ~ ~ }.~ sand re rt to Council of their actions in accordance Po ~' ~` ~.- ~.~ ~~ ~~ y ._ ~:of appointment. ~, ~ .~ ~~` ,~ r I ~- ,V ~~ ~,77~ f ~ Y ~Y I ii ( ~ r ~~ Z _ ~/ // h ~I 3E. _ ibed and sworn to before me, the undersigned Notary Pub ~ ki, w ,. this ~ day of ~, 1951. ~ `~ .14tt.... 'fi •~i. ~'1 b ~ J ~1' }+ - .~" rX~ 1 1 i AT ~ RFyGULAR MEETING C~ THE COT~TGTL. ;'';'~'!~' Qr~ ... - ~ ~., '~ r`' ~F t, ~ CATION OF KATHERINE B. ECKE~T, M. ) ;~_ ~~ ;,~ '~ HiFFMAN AND LUCY P. HUE'FD6AN, 3. K. ; ;, `' 013 AND THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK ) ~~ PULASKI, PULASKI, VIRGINIA, EXECUTOR REPORZ~`~ THE ESTATE (~` NEAL BUNTS, DECEASED, ) VIA R THE DISCONTINtTANCE AND ABANDONMENT ~ 4 THE EAST-/EST ALLEY IN BLOCK FORTY- ) ~: '. ~ (b) 7~YING BET9PEEN MAIJISON AVENL~ ,~d P~OSPECT A~1UE }''"' S-J~-.~ `A i. '& ~,. ?~ ~ y ~(y~' . ~ ~~ >~-,~,. 1~e, the undersigned commissioners and viewers, wbc-- ts~ ard~ <~ , ,,~ -- ~~ ?by ;the Coumcil of the Town of Pulaski, Virginia, at its comet: the ~%~='(day of F®bx~ary, 1951, wer® appointed to view that East~Pest alley between }dadison Avenue and Prospect Avenue i *'~~ v~ ~ Forty-six (,4.6) as described in said order, and t© report unto ; lk t j -."ol~rable Body in writing whether, in our opinion, a~ inco~enience er~ datrage, if any, would result from the discontinuance and abaadona~ of'said all®T; . ... _ Beg leave to report that notice of our meeting on tie prs ai,ats to view the same was waived in writing by Katherine .ff,, ~ls~aan~, '~.Fr ~ S i+,.z - ,~ ~'~n sad Lucy P. Huffman, J. K. Harrison and The Pecplets Nati ~ ~ .~k ~ Bask of Palaski~ Pulaski, Virginia, mcecutor of the Estate of Beal B ~~ ~ * _ dea+ed~ these being found to be the sole proprietors of the lands a ,tn said alley proposed to be discontinued and that, pro~rauan „~. ~.,y:. ,,: ~, t e o er of our appointment, we went upon said premises on the -A y. ~ ~ ,: d ~ F, ~~ duly sworn according to laws ~~ tiowmd and ezamined the all• ~ ~~ ~: ' X11' l-,,_ "~ ~ ~¢ r .- .t: ,~: aw~mdinge sad ceaditions relative theret~~, + alciag.~ to c~y~ wM1 ~2." ~r z _,., ~.: - s .~ _ alle~!s ! atlw-~t ~ ~ ~ ` am ~ergre~d gas distributimm limo which eztescU t ,. ~. , Ate' ltegt~- of ss3d a~ #t is our recamendatic~rn tt~t s ... ... i, ~~~1].•y that the rights ~ ~` ~ 3owaters- 43rg3aia Etas ~, sad its °_ ~~ ,~ y~ ~ , te- ~3d pipe 1#.ao be protected and paceserveA. n. ~~' "'~ . i ~~ f P i~~ ~~ ri>ad t~~ ° ~;,~~.- ~ ..ate. Y.a~.t to ., ~r• :~~ _. :: 3r~ er svrp~o-rs*~~s ~ t `'~~i.. ~,~ _ :~ I~~'~ -mot 'sa;Ld alley nmoug~t to ~be discs®ntinn~ ~~ ~? . 3ssoatia~ed to aaerne to the land paroparietora ~ _,~ ~? thereto. '~ Respeetfully suAaaitted Chia _~____ day of ,,,,_,r„~~~,~: ~ .~~ ~~, `~~'• . %- ;,=~ _:., Q~ . '...~ _~.ST~~~.- k ~ _ ~ ~. 'Y ~.~ ~i. On motion c&tly made b~ 0. 0. C'rc~r ell, seconded b~- G. R. 3te~ger, it xas unanimously • SOLVED, that the report of the viewers as subatiti~ed b® akaQapt•d~ and that the following order be made a part of the ~iti'Inuaet~: ULAR FETING t;F THE COTJI~CIL tY'' ~ III ~,.: , THE YTNiICIPAL CY'P'I~'3 0lT'~~ ,.: .» s ~- > ,•. APPLICATION tY' KATHERINE B. ECffilAN, Y. ' ~, Y. HtFFl(AN AND L1]GY P. HTE'FYAN, d. K. HARRISON AND THE PEOPLES NATI©NAL BA1~K r - Cis PIII,ASKI, PHL.A38I, VIRGINIA, ESSC~CNi :~ C~ THE ESTATB tF NEAL Ht~T3, DECEASED, FOR THE DI3YAYTINII9I~ AND ABANDONYSN? C~ THE EdST-~E.ST ALLEY IN BLOCK FORTY- sIZ {46) rs I .' ~'. 'l P q i 3j~' i ~, _.'~ ~~~.F ~~' A~ Miller Bushong ~~oodsmn C - '~ '~-~~ ~I V~~e ~ r i~r irr~r..~ii1~41 ~'~~ sew (3emrne1l artd Brown Fr©st ~. . Dieted by the Council of the Toxn of Pulaski at its ,~ day ®f February, 1951, and sad® the' folloxi>r~ re •Ae, the undersign®d coarmiaai©nera and viexera, xho by the Ceuaail of the Torn of Pulaski, Virginia, at its tas day of February, 1951, xere appointed to view th t-Peat alley betxees Hadiaon Arenas and Prospect Avenue in -aiz (46) as described in said order, and to repor6 unto"'~ •~ ody is xritimg xhether . in our opinion, arty 3noonveni •l-' 4:• ~~ ~~` , F =. 1 1 C~ ~ ... - _ _ ~1 i~ ~; ~ a r _. - -- -- - ~ ia`. - ~eg Isave to report tb~t ~,A ..M1 .. ~"`~ p ~ ~~i ~i`~~-MiY/~~, d. _.K. $ar~iffion a` s Peo "' F "° - ~ ~< ~ s. •.x"$w.. e .-- ~ - • of dsJ~ Feb 1951, and after being duly s~rsr iag to 7atw, :, - ,.ley prop®s~•~-`'~a - } conditions relative them. ~ sad allays and other ~` E .t . lfe find that the Southwestern ~ ~ ~ i~ ~.s ~ ~a: ` wsdergr®und gas diatribntiins.a , ,,, ~ ~_ , "~ ~: of said alley Bad it is onr raa®aib~,~ . > `" ~disaQntinuanae of said allay the, _- , , ``~` • hwestern Virginia Gas Compsay, and Mite snoeaw~"f ~ ( said pips line be protected and preserved. "" .y~ . ~ ~" l~s find that no incoavanience or damage wtl~. fine or corporation by granting. the discont,~naaaaca:: ~ ~~ ~ , ' ~ ®f said alley nought to bs di~~ontinued; and persitt,~ x..'a`y ~ ~~~ _ ~ ~ ~ - ®ntinaed tci aaarue to the land proprietors whose la~~ i u thaswto." ~ ~; ~ .6 Si, { 1Therenpon, upon aonsiderati©n of the report cf t~ vi . ~, ' ~ ;_ :out, IT IS aRDEi~-, all xembers of the Council pa~eseat oon- a "'~ t said report be, and is hereby confirmed; and it appsari~ ....-. ' nvanieace or damage will be suffered by the publio er b~- a~ ,~ , or corporation, eaeept as hereinafter noted, by season of the - ~_" ntiniaanae of the East lest alley lying between Ifadison Ave '`_~` :. ., Avenue in B14ck F®rty-six {h6), and Wore partiatilarla d . ; ~} BSGIIiDTI1~G at a point in the Sast Line ®f liadisoa Alan = .which said point is i©cated forth 2 deg. CO sin. fast ;:"~z ~-~ 1 '150~feet from the intersection of the East line of r. son Avenue with the Borth line of Sixth Street, g®rth~' ' nee South 88 deg. ~ sin. East IS a to the ~- ~';,. line of $~ j ~ ~f Pr©speat ~ t :., ? - two (~1) in Blo ' ' rfi~r ~..~ ~ _ ~ "" ~ . ~,,*.~ ,~ 6'~ min. Aest I7'b.79 tom- ~~`t a ~,~~, " ,: a 18~~~?_ ~. ~y ~;y~Y~ ~ +'R' `' C .~,~.~ _ ~ . soh ~ ~~~ 1 f..t ~~ ~," 4 _ •' Sw'v~'+~iY'-. 'P~~4. .t' _ 1 ysaas h ~t~`~~ilT- De included within the propert - t k n ®r persons owning lots or parasls of land abutting, ~.; } ~ho1d the sane forever hereaft®r as if no dsdiaation`s~!''° y ~, Z ~'a11ey had ever been wads, yet upon the SXPRR33 C(~ITI htinuanas and shard©nient shall apt in an~r wanner aff ` ~ ~ . the rights sad privileges of the Southwestern ~-irginia °~~ ~. f ids suaaessprs and assigns, to perpetually waintaia an m~~~~ tributi®n line eateadiag the entire length of said al1e~- ,~~~ with the right to the Southwestern Virginia (iris Cowraay, ra and assigns, to eater upon said premises for the purpose 1 1 eo III 'a~~nnde ~ K ~ f. of sa IbywaT. .. _-_-` __ __. .__.._.~._Fa_ fih® Tows Manager reported that, with the 3trset .f Ce~itittee, the matter of culvert for J. T. white in front pr~erty had beets investigated, sad it was determined tha$~~°-'' 1~. ~'ffihita world provide the pips, the Town would install t'~`~` same which was in accordance with the Town policy. It war`''. furti rep©rted*that ffir. ~Phits had been agreeable to this ~~` ~, p®sa3., ~d it app®ared that no action was necessary in t}a~-it~~r e+Fa ~ , It was reported that the matter oP regulati©a ' ~+es ~Y ... ~~- in j ~ '~' a ®f building or ~trLteture, and more particularl~'t~ :~ ~; ~~ h m~'#tt ' uaia~„ '~`-- ~ , .,. s ~tto.~e ht~d been laves ti gate d by ~e .. ,, . _ . Tew= ~~ ~,, .~h~- Town Attat~ey, and it appeared that, Par the :~ . ~ .. ;~ ffiost °~par~, this was a matter ©P building. code regal.ation, and should be taken sere oP in the xork of the present Planning. Commission in roe0mmendi~; Building Cade. It was Further mtatsd, that a r~p~eaestative.of the 9~tate Department oP ~g~rxTt~.ra Puri x 1 ' Council Minutes Conti d. Pulaski, Va., April 3, 1951 ~.~.- , ~~-~J Foods Div3:aioa had baan iaPSS tigating the sanitation f®atgr of the partia~t].ar~ case is ggea ti on. FIRE A r®port of the cost of water satens ion ~ pr~rid fir. HYDRANT AFVEI~JUE ]hydrant on Floyd Avenge, 'as requested by fir. S. iN. Rhiss~ s` mad.. It was reported that only three houses in tha two bl s between :~eaond and Fourth 3'.treets on Floyd Avenu® w®re payi a penalty on insurance premiums becuase a fir® hydrant was not 1©cated within fiw® hundred feet, and that the penalty am®t~tn d to about eight cents per hundred dollars. On motion duly made by J.l~alph Martin, seconded G, R. Steger, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the matter of a request for fire • hydrant on Floyd Avenue between second and Fourth 3~treets be deferred. ~ - ORDINANCE On motion duly made by 0. 0. Crowell, seconded b; TAX RATE d. R. Martin, and carried by a unanimous vote, the following ordinance was adopted: AN ORDINANCE LEVYING TAX RATE OF ~l•6p PER ONE S IDOLLARS ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY AND PROVIDING FOR CAP TAX, BANK STOCK TAX: BE IT ORDAINED that a tax rate oP 1.60 be Levi each one hundred collars (100.00) assessecYvaluation of all 1©cateti within the corporate limits of the Town classifieds, or tangible°property, including machinery and tools., pers®na: property, and public service corporations. Such tax ahall,:b~ credited to the general funds of the Town and shall be tamed ; ' the post of operation of the Town, to include the pay of 'its officers, maintenance and- upl~®ep - of its .streets, roads, , brid andother public facilities, and to include the payment of in and principle on public debt, and the contribution to a sink fund and any other purpose not prohibited by law, and in add; there shall be assessed against each male citizen of the Tows over 21 years of age, a capitation tax levied at one dollar per -male citizen. Such tax shall be fin addition t® all ®the: And shall be credited to the. general funds. The{general pr©~ tax, both real and tangible personal, and the capitation tan b® assessed and levied as of January 1 and shall b® payable penalty or interest not later than February 1 of the f©llowi: '~ =' after which time a penalty of five percent (~'~) shall be adds ~f~ if not paid b~ August 31 following, interest shall be added ; fJ ~~; ~~d~ate of six percent (6~) -until paid. ~, , a~~" 'fb ~ ' ~ , ~~' ~ r. ~ BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that in accordance with /,'~ ~~ provisions of the Tax Code of Virginia, Section 9l, th®re sh; t ?: imposed upon the shares of stock in each bank or trust compaa ~ ~~~ V tax equal to eighty percentum (80~) of the state rate of taa~ on each one hundred dollars (100.00) of the taxable value o: `~ ,(~' shares of stook. Such tax shall be paid annually on or befo; ~ 1st day of June . ' 1 ~~, ~ BE IT FIIRTHER ORDlJ NED that the provisi©ng of th ordinane® shall become effective for the year beginning ~195.~I shall remain in full force from year to year until such time repealed or amended by the Council of the Town of Pulaski, V Milk The matter of revising the present 1940 edition Ordinanc® - Revision recommended Milk Ordinance, now in effect, to include the p~ of the 195C? ordinance, as recommended by the State Department of Health , and the IInited States Health Service was discussed ~~ ~~ i~~i~ Council Minutes Conttd, Pulaski, Va., April 3, 1951 view of the fact that the present ordinances of the Towm were being revised. ft was determined that the Town Attorney should review the proposed ordinance with the notes -on 'the changes and make r®commendatioa at the next 1 D ORA HIG I~IPAY meeting of the Council. There was discussed the matter of undertaking the Dora Highway widening and developing program, which was originated by the Councils action of February 21, 1950, as an urban aid project. It was reported that, at the present, it was necessary to request and authorize the 3'tate to proceed with plans and survey work. It was decided to defer action until a future Council meeting. SEWER EXTENSION On motion duly made by J.R. Martin, EIGHTH ST N.E. seconded by G. R. Steger, it was unanimously PROJECT 946 RESOLVED, that the construction of a.sewer extension on Eighth Street, between Walnut and Franklin Avenu4s as apart of the previous project N©. 8m48-, be approved at a cost of about X270.0@, contingent upon a Fifty 050.00) Dollars coni~eetion charge being paid before the properties to be served are connected. Howeveri aoffi- struction to be authorized up©n payment of tiro c©nnecti®n charges, and further, that an amount of One Hundred F®rty (~~]~ 0.00) Dollars be appropriated fry m the General Fund to supplement the present appropriation. On motion duly made by?-E.T.Pa~nter, seconded by I. R. Carper, 3t was unanimously [ MEETING EXPENSE r W. RHEUL DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS RID OLVID, that there be authorized t~ payment of X28.14 as expense in connection with the informal meeting bald with $. H. I~heul on March 20~ 1951. The Town Attorney reported that he had atade some progress in the tollectiom of various delinquent aacounta turned over t® hiss for collectima, and that sours difficulty was being exp®rienced with regard t© certain cemetery accounts. A proposed letter to those pe rsons who were d®1 inquent was read. ADJOIN _ The Council adjourned at 6z2'C) p.m. Attest; L''t"er © ounc3 Approved: _~- _.__. Vice-Mayor 1 1 G