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Home My WebLink About08-12-63G ~~~ T~linutes of a called meeting of the Pulaski Town Council, held on the l~th day of August, 1963, at 1a:00 P. M., in the Municipal office. There were present: Mayor C. V. Jackson, presiding. Councilmen: C. B. Gallimore, Billy B. Flint, Eugene L. Nuckols, Tr;. A. Larson, T. J. McCarthy, ^1. S. Cummings, Glen K. Aust, F. L. Carrico Also present: Town Manager: T. B. Noland Clerk: Gladys R. Dalton Town Attorney: Garnett S. Moore Visitors; Ronnie Pat'~erson, reporter Harry Aust The invocation was given by Councilman Carrico. The minutes of July 16th, July 30th, August 2nd, and ?.ugust 6th, were approved. Mayor Jackson stated the called meeting was necessary CALLED MEETING to consider the items carried on Council's agenda for its regular meeting of August 6th, at which time there was not a quorum present, and no action could be taken. Town Manager Noland displayed and commented on a APCo. BROCHURE ON PROPOSED letter from the Appalachian Power Company and brochure having been CONSTR. OF TWO DANE IN GRAYSON prepared by that company which gives details about proposed two COUNTY DISCUSSED dam developments on New River in Grayson County. Cn motion of Councilman Carrico, seconded by Councilman oust, and carried, it was, RESOLVED, that a proper resolution be drawn commending RESOLUTION TO BE PREPARED FOR ADOPTION RE: COMMENDING DUBLIN RURITAN CLUB ON LOCATION OF RURITAN HEADQTRS. AT DUBLIN COUNCIL PAYS RESPECTS TO E. W. HOGG, DECEASED the Dublin Ruritan Club upon its success in getting the National Ruritan Club to locate its headouarters at Dublin, copies to be mailed to the Dublin Ruritan Club and Jack Harrill, who was also instrumental in getting the National. headquarters to locate at Dublin. Council stood for a moment of silence in respect for Mr. E. 1~1. Hogg, a former citizen of Pulaski and associated with the Appalachian Power Company, who had died on Sunday, August 11th. e:~ ~1 Council mins. contd. Aug. 12, 1953, 1i P, M. Mr. Harry Aust discussed with Council the negotiations which had been continuing for sometime between himself and represent- atives of a supermarket chain concerning the possibility of the chains' development of a new store on his land located on the south side of Fifth Street between ?°lashington and Madison Avenues. Mr. Aust explained that various negotiations between the two parties and the Town, concerning the availability of an alley which some abutting owners had erroneously assumed had been closed had broken down with i the .result that the supermarket chain has now stated it will not consider the purchase of the land unless they could p1.an on having the alley opened up to traffic for usF by thF general.public, On motion of Councilman Flint, seconded by Councilman Nuckols, and carried on the follotaing rQcorded vote: C. B. Gallimore - aye Glen K. Aust - abstaining Eugene L. Nuckols - aye T. J. McCarthy -aye Billy B. Flint - aye W, S. Cummings - a,ye F. L. Carrico - aye 1~T, A. Larson - aye Mr. Aust abstaining from voting as well as taking any part in the discussion of this matter because of the relationship with Mr. Harr„V Aust. It was RESOLVED, that in reply to Mr. Harry Aust's reaues~ ALLEY BF T. for a ruling on the alley extending east and west between ~~lashington' WASH. & ?~1ADISON AVES.AD~T.ACFNT and Madison Avenues, Mr. Aust being the owner of property adjacent t~ this TO COLEMAN ~~• DF'CLARED alley on the north side, Council aft?r a thorough investigation, through OPEN ALLEY; OBSTRUCTIONS its attorne declares that the said all e_ i:~ le all an o en a7_le_ TO BE RF,~fOVED y' y g y p y~ nd WITHIN 30 DAYS hereby directs per ons or corporations having obstructions such as i fences on or across the alley, be given thirty (30) days to remove said obstructions and that other obstructions be removed as they impede the use of said alley; and in the event the interested parties reach'; any mutual agreement among themselves the Town will consider whateve#~ proposal is presented to it; that a copy of this resolution be mail e¢3 by the Town Manager to each property o~~mer or persons having any obstructions on or across the alley. `r~~~ Council mins. contd. Aug. 12, 1963, t, P. M. The matter of a request from the Medical Arts Pharmacy on MED. ARTS Randolph Avenue was tabled until the next meeting in order that SIDEWALK REQ. TABLED additional information can be secured. The ,petition of seven persons on Pinnacle and Vine SEWER RER. Streets for sewer service was turned over to the Sewer Committee on FOR PINNACLE & VINE 5T. motion of Councilman Aust, seconded by Councilman Flint, and TURNED OVER TO COMM. carried. Council considered the request of Appalachian Pcxrer Company to lease the first floor of the garage building at the corner of First Street and Z~?ashi.ngton Avenue, and on motion of Councilman Larson, seconded by Councilman Cummings, and carried, with Councilman Carrico abstaining, it was F,ESOLTJ~'D, that the Town offer to lease to the Appalachian FIRST FLOOR OF BUNTS Power Company approximately 5ltO0 square feet of floor space, being GARAGE BLDG. LEASED TO mast of the first floor of_ said building, at the rate of X150.00 per APCo. for 2 year YRS. $150. M0. month, said lease to be for a two period and to carry a ninety day vacation clause. Council discussed the matter of furnishing water to the Town of Dublin, and heard a revised report from Councilman Larson relative to the cost of this project. On motion of Councilman McCarthy, seconded by Councilman Cummings, and carried, it was DUBLIN WATER REQ. TO BE R.FSOLUP'D, that the committee again talk with the members DISCUSSED AGAIN WITH of the Dublin Council and see if the Town is still interested DUBLIN COUNCIL in purchasing water from the Town of Pulaski and, if so, give them the benefit of Councilman L~rson's figures, it being recognized, also, the tremendous amount of work and time spent by Councilman Larson in compiling these figures. Old delinquent accounts covering various charges which have been carried on the Town books for years, were discussed. It was the recommendation of the Finance Committee that a reso- FINANCE COMM. lution be adopted to charge off these accounts, and that the RECOMDS . OL D DEL.ACCTS. BE Town Treasurer be directed to collect same, if possible, and that CHARGED OFF Council mins. contd. Aug. 12_, 1963, 1, P, M. a separate file be maintained on these accounts. councilman McCarthy moved that this be done, which motion wa.s seconded by Councilman Gallimore, and carried unanimously. P. list of these ~-, 53 F ~~; delinquent accounts is as follows: Date of Purpose of Name: Transaction Amount: Transaction Alley, Garnett H. 2/20/50 ~ 111.-~0 Rental property Ayers, Mrs. Cloyd 191.1.9 12.0 ditto Bentley, C, R. 1930 71.00 Cemetery lot Bentley, Edgar 1/16/59 x.30 :dater thaw Bentley, Roy 8/22/57 1.50 Brush hauled Bishop, t^r. J. 12/15/!9 90.00 Cemetery lot Branch, J. H. 1/30/62 5.00 ?Water Thaw Branscome, Geo. G. 12/~5/1~9 12.50 Sewer Conn. Breedlove, t~', E. 11/29/55 1.00 Building Permit Brook, R. 9. 12./?_0/55 x.00 Building Permit Bruce, Mary 1/16/59 2.00 Fick up Xmas Tree Burkett, J . ~°7. 12/15/!9 20.00 Cemetery Lot Burton, C. A. 6/30/58 !!.10 Culvert Pipe Bushong Motor Co. 8/28/56 10?.00 Share cost sidewal~C Cassell, J. C. 12/15/1,9 1,.00 Cemetery lot i OLU Caviness, J. C. 1911 x.00 Cemetery lot Caviness, H. C. 1930 100.00 Cemetery lot DEL. Chandler, John Ui. 1927_ 75.00 Cemetery lot Chinault, H. L. 8/29/50 22.15 Damage to Fire Hyd. Coe, Mrs. P~4ary H. 12/15/1,9 1.25 Trash Barren ACCOIJNTS Cole, John t^~?. 1935 7C.00 Gometery lot Cook, F. S. 1930 7,00 Cemetery lot Covey, Marion E. 9/31/5! 1;0.00 Curb & Gutter CHARGED Davis, R. A. 1939 '-,x.10 Damage to pole Dehart, Mrs. B. 1^;r, x/26/58 ?.`~5 ?Water thaw OFF Elkins, Mrs. B. F. 8/2_~~/59 ! .(?0 Brush hauled ~'nglsh, Mrs. ``. D. 9/31/5! 350.00 Pipe English Fr. Flinchum, P. L. 1930 12.95 Cemetery lot bal. Freeman, James Kelly 1918 1x.00 Cemetery lot Gal.limore, M.C. Est. 12/15/19 50.00 For sewer cone. Hale, Lee 5/20/57 1.00 Dumping trash Hall., E. D. 6/20/58 ^.50 Trash Hall, H, G, = 191.,8 20.75 Driveway Ham, Porter 19-~9-51 1021.16 ??ent-Loving Field Hancock, Noah 5/26/58 '.n5 '.dater thaw Hansford, Mrs. ctella 1952 3x.00 Cemetery baL Harrell, J. K. 1927 °0.00 Cemetery lot Hi.nderlite, Mrs.P..H. 1923 75,00 Cemetery lot Hubble, ~nmett G. 11/30/52 12.00 Curb Cut Hufford, J. T, 1909 1?.OG Cemetery lot ': Hughes,Mrs. Elizabeth 10/31/5! 2.?0 Pump Use f Jacobson, Mrs. 5^Tm. 1939 10~ .00 Cemetery lot Jones, Arthur 1922 !~C.00 Cemetery lot Jones, Thos. H. 5/26/58 3.85 'eater thaw Keatley, A. J. 5/-/~~ 1.25 Trash barren King, Chas. 1/23/59 '.30 ~^~a.ter thaw Knode, Kenneth 6/20/51 50.00 Cemetery lot Lepchitz, Jake 10/31;5lt 50.00 Sewer cone. fee I Lineberry, ~'d 1930 100.00 Cemetery lot I:ovell, Mrs.Lonni e l?/23/60 x.00 '^~ater thaw Macy, ~i~i, D. 9/30/53 1~?.50 ,Bldg. permit Martin, R. H. 1918 3x.00 Cemetery lot Morefiel d, Albert 12/23/60 5.0~ ;Water thaw ~ Murphy, ?'. K. 9/3x/53 3.56 . Hauling brush Murray, ~rTm. R. 8/29/58 x.90 .^,urb box copper tuba. i i ng 6~`7~~4 OLD DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS CHARGED OFF INWSTRIAL SURVEY AND MASTER PLAN TO BE MADE OF LOVING FIELD IND. PARK Council mins. contd. Name: Nelson, C. K. Patterson, Mrs.Jean. Porter, John ". Potts, Odell Powers, C. A. L7uesenberr,y, R9_chard Reese, D. ~^7. Richardson, Bob Shup e, Mrs.C.D. Smith, Harold E. Smith, Walter Stewart, C . E~~. Stout, Raymond Swain, R. F. Swain, Mrs.?~l. ~. Taylor, Geo. Taylor, Richard K. Taylor, Violet Thornton, George Umberger, John Venable, N1rs. Bessie ~•'aller, J. H. Walters, James F. T~Jeddle, Kennie F. t^'hitaker, Guy ^lhite, J. R. Ta~hi_tesell, Mrs.I~.E. ?•'illi.ams, Mrs.Maggi e ti~Iright, P. R. Z^Tood, H. L. Cemetery lot Install drain Wipe Pierce Ave.sidewalk Trash barrell Cemetery lot Curb & Gutter Rental town prop/ Cemetery lot Cemetery lot Z^Tater thaw Cemetery lot Install drain pipe Damage Calf ee Park Cemetery lot Curb & Gutter Brush hauled Cemetery lot bal. ?Mater thaw Curb & Gutter Curb & Gutter-Driveway Trash barrell Cemetery lot Curb-gutter-sidewalk Culvert pipe Remove cornice bldg. & Board up Bldg. Use Pump & Labor Haul Leaves Sewer Conn. fee Cemetery lot Cemetery lot On motion of Councilman Cummings, seconded by Councilman Larson, and carried, Council called an executive session to discuss matters. Mayor Jackson declared the executive session ended, wherP- upon, Councilman P~cCarthy moved that ?^'i-lP;,r ~ ?,Nilson, Engineers, be contacted, or if that firm be too busy, contact some other reputable firm, for the purpose o.f making an industrial survey, and determine the cost of such survey, including a Master Plan for development of the Loving Field Industrial Park. This motion was seconded bar Councilman Flint, and carried. Councilman Carrico moved that the Land, Buildings and Parsk Committee, together ws_th the Town Manager and Town Attorney, negotiate with the firm of ?^°iley and ?^'ilson regarding the price of such survey. This motion was seconded by Councilman McCarthy, and carried. The meetinn adjourned at 6:05 P. M. Approved : Q e~(~ nom/ ,^ a r Attests '~ er ,4ug.12, 1963, !~ P. M. Date of Transaction Amount Purpose of Transaction 1921 8/17/53 12/15/! ~9 1/1!;/50 1925 9/31/5!; 12/15/!!9 1921 193! 2/20/59 191l~ 8/17/53 1;/16/57 1936 6/3o/51~ '9/30/57 12/31/511 1/16/59 1/27/56 8/28/56 2/23/118 1926 9/20/55 9/3o/S~? 8/22/57 X5.00 19.20 11.85 1.25 150.00 10.00 10.00 !.0.00 100.00 3.30 10.00 21; . o0 10.95 26.00 X0.00 1.50 100.00 3,30 l~o.on 88.50 1.25 105.00 111.60 25.20 1:1.61 3/19/51 3.1~O 11/26/6 1.50 l0/31/51~ So.oo 1920 20.00 1911 57.50 1 [1 1