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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-02-46~~ ~f~ Council Minutes Pulaski, Va., July 2, 1946 The Council of the Town of Pulaski, Virginia met in Present Minutes BILLS & PAYROLLS POLICE REPORT HEi~LTH R~;PORT BCTILi1I~G F :~Fs~IT S regular session at 7:30 o~clock P. ~., July 2, 1946, at the Mayors office. There were present: Mayor A. T.Eskridge, presiding; Lottie R. Runion, clerk; A. W. Gatewood, director of public works; Roby K. Sutherland, attorney; B.C.Taylor, treasurer; L. S. Boothe, chief of police, and Councilmen: 0. P. Jordan, Jr., T. F. Wirt, Howard R. Imboden, W. F. White, F. A.Seagle, I, F.. Carper, W. D. Aust and G. C. Hall. Absent: None, The minutes of the regular meeting held on June 4th and special meetings of June 22nd and June 24th were read and approved. The regular bills and payrolls for the month of June were read, approved and ordered paid. Said bills are -given at the conclusion of these minutes. The police repo~~ for the month of June was submitted and read. A report signed by A. ~N. ~~haley, sanitation officer, on inspections of restaurants within the town for the month of June was read and filed. The following building permits, coming within the requirements of the ordinance, were granted - subject to governmental regulations: R. G. Carson for 1~-story brick dwelling on the north side of 6th street N. between Washington and Madison avenues, to cost X10,000.00; Fred A. Jackson for one-story frame dwelling on the north side of 5th street, S. E. between Floyd and Peirce avenues, to cost X4,000.00; C. G. Byrd for one-story frame dwelling on the north side of Clark Street, 1 7 West Pulaski, to cost ~V2300.00; B. A. Martin forthree one-story frame dwellings on the north side of Clark Street, West Pulaski to cost ~p2300.00 each; David C. Beamer for one-story frame dwelling on the south side of 14th street, N. ~'~. between Randolph and Prospect avenues to cost ~5500.OC; P.C. Corbin for addition of one room to stucco dwelling on the east side of Randolph Avenue, to cost X350.00; S. G. and Mildred Moore {cont~d) ~~ ~~.~ Council minutes coat'd. Pulaski, va., duly 2, 1946 for addition of 2 rooms to frame duelling on the north side of Third St. East Pulaski, between Onion and Newbern avenues, to cost X1,000.00; Margaret Craig for addition to B. H. Craig property on north side of 6th street, between Franklin and Walnut avenues, N.E. to cost X50.00; J. E. Greer"~ for enlarging Veterinary hospital on the north side of 2nd St. N. W. between Jefferson Ave. and~Randolph avenues to cosh X1500.00. APYLICtiTION In the matter of application of D. Obel Ratcliffe D.O.RATCLIFFE PE.EtiriIT for permit to build a one-story stone and brick dwelling on the north side of 9th street, between Jefferson and Randolph avenues, N. :V. to cost X3500.00, on recommendation of the Councilmen of First Ward, to whom the matter was referred at u. the June 4th meeting, and on motion duly made, seconded and ~' unanimously passed, the permit was granted. ABbTTOIR In the matter of application of the Southern States ~sPYLI Cb-- TION Co-operative, Pulaski Service, for permit to operate an RE-HE~iRING abattoir in connection with their cold storage locker plant oil 2nd St. N. E., which was denied by the Council at its meeting held on June 24th, A. ~. Harman, Jr., attorney, representing ';; the Southern States firm, H. C. Epperley, manager and C. E. Richardson, appeared before the Council, requesting reconside~a- a 90-day trial period °, tion of the matter/-a.re-hearing as to the issuance of they'' application. . After consideration, on motion of 0. P. Jordan, Jr., seconded by F. d. Seagle, and unanimously passed, a special meeting of the Council was fixed~to be held at 7:30 P. ~., on.~ July 16th, at the mayor's office, in order that interested cittizens and property owners, as well as the applicant, could be given;;; re-hearing in the. matter. Invoice AA ~,~.y.~ice of E. H. Millirons, registered professional', E.H.~ill~.rons '~' & suveyor, dated June 25, 1946, amounting to ~V102.50 for survey~i Crowell Deeds and blueprints for ~iirport extension, and invoice of Crowell ~~ (~ilrport} Deeds, attorneys, of June 12th, for preparation of option on .. ~, the Lewey property, in this connection , amounting to X7.50, presented to the Council. ~n motion of T. F. Wirt, seconded (cont'd} ~~~~ Council Minutes conttd. Pulaski, Va., July ~, 1946 by 0. P. Jordan, Jr., and unanimously passed, the bills were approved, with the provision that the Cotihty of Pulaski pay one-half of the same, and that any necessaryetpenses in acquiring the properties for the purpose of enlarging the Airport, authorized by the Council at its June 4th meeting, would be on a 50-50 basis with the County. CE6~ETERY Roby K. Sutherland, town attorney, reported that FUNDS he had checked on the details of the Cemetery Deed, and found that the ~enetery funds were not required to be segregat- ed. KARPARK In the matter of parking meters, on recommendation PARKING METERS of the committee, and on motion of 0. P. Jordan, seconded PENNY- NICKEL by Howard R. Imboden and unanimously passed, the proposal of TYP E The Karpark Corporation of Cincinnati, Ohio, to furnish 175 AUTHORIZ- ED more or less $arpark Model KS-PPN meters at X63.50 each f.o.b. shipping point ( or X67.00 each, installed) the •vn_ to De b8 «~Pnnv-nicl~~" basis, was accepted' and the director of public works was authorized to negotiate with the sales representative and place the order, and the Mayor and Clerk were authorized to execute the contract. A. W. Gatewood, director of public works, brought ENTRx111 CE ~•K• before the Cgu~cil the matter of a req~.est of W. K. Johnson JOIiN SON PHOPEFiTY who recently purchased the H. Guy Hall ppoperty on the w~st:.s (Formerly H.G.Hall side of Washington Ave., South, that an entrance be provided to prop.) his ps3opert~~-off of Washington Ave, in compliance with a supposed agreement between the town and the property owner in 1936, at the time South Washington Avenue was widened. ~Ir. Gatewood asked that the street committee be authorized to view the situation and matters leading up to it and be given authority to act on the request of fir. Johnson. On motion of T. F. iNirt, seconded by 0. P. Jordan, Jr. and unanimously passed, the matter was referred to the street committee with power to act. (cont ~ d) ^..^.~ Council Minutes contd. Pulaski, Va., July 2, 1946 SIDE~~ALg The director of public works reported that the J~'FERSON AVENUE sidewalk had been constructed on the east side of Jeffersonf Avenue, between 2nd and 3rd streets, N. W. fronting the properties of T. ~. Seagle, C. E. ~cNew and a portion of ~i the prOpe~+ty of ~. G. Bane and E. T. Howard. He also reported that he was unable to get Bar. Bane to agree to -~ ~~~ replacing the sidewalk along the entire frontage of his property. fir. Gatewood stated that there was some ob~ectio~l to the new sidewalk on account of it being slightly above some of the openings to the buildings, the walk being constructed to conform with the standard sidewalk elevation and grades with reference to the finished level of the street, and he stated that these Openings could be corrected easily and cheaply by the property owners,t0 conform to thep elevation of the new sidewalk. The director of public works requested that the DRsIN~,GE NORTH street committee view a drainage condition at an East-West OF' PULkSKI alley between Lake and Cliff streets and north of Pulaski ST . Street. On motion of Howard R. Imboden, seconded by W. D. gust and unanimously passed, the matter was referred to the; street committee with power to act. RIGHTS In the matter of right-of-ways for sewer connectio~- OF Y~+AY B~iSSETT through the Bassett property to a connection on 4th street,;; PROP. N. E., brought before the Council by Howard R. jmboden, the;. director of public works, stated that he would take the matter of rights of way up with the property owners and endeavor to work out an agreement with them. R.C.BbLLBGH The director of public works read a letter from PROP E;F~TY X5.00 R. C. Ballagh, accepting the Town's offer of X5.00 per per acre _ acre for 138.1 acres of land needed in connection with j the new Waterworks improvement, together with rights of way for pipe line through the property on the location of tl{e proposed dam to the right of way of the Norfolk & ~iestern ~; Railway Company near bridge No. 255. On motion of W. F. ht seconded by Howard R. Imboden and unanimously passed, the e tcont ~ d) ~~. ,~~' Council Minutes contd. Pulaski, Va., July 2, 1946 D the director of public works was authorized to acquire the property, together with easements. FIRST STREET In the matter of First Street Extension , authorized EXTENSION (J.S.Herron at a previous meeting of the Council, the director of public Deed.) works reported that a deed had been submitted to fir. J. S. Herron for his approval. He stated that Mr. Herron an easement requested that there be carried in the deed/that the street would be opened within two years, to which Bdr. Gatewood o~i~~~tes~, `~ and =n~"view of this, fir. Herron hac~:~ not executed the deed. .. MUNICIPAL The abstract of the votes cast in the town election ELECTION for the ensuing term, effective September 1, 1946, and certified by the fudges of said election, was read. Upon 1 r~Qt~etn of T. F. Wirt, seconded by F. A. Seagle and unanimously passed, the abstract was ordered filed as a part of the. minutes of this session. The abstract follows: Abstract of votes cast in the town of Pulaski, Va,[, for Mayor, Treasurer, Clerk and Councilmen on June 11th, 1946 at the election held in said town. for favor: For A. T. Eskridge were cast three hundred and nine (309) votes. For Treasurer: For B. C.Taylor were cast three hundred fifty-three (353) votes. For Clerk of Council: For Lottie R.~Runion were cast three hundred fifty-seven (~57) votes. Foy;,, Councilmen for Firs, Ward: For T. F. Y1irt were cast one hundred and nineteen (119) votes. For C. S. ~+alters were cast Fifty-eight votes. For C. V. Jackson, were cast one hundred and twenty-two (122) votes. For Council m,~,n ~'or Second bards For W. F. White were cast one h~mdred and fifty-two votes (152) . For I3oward R. Imboden were cast one hundred and ~ten#ry~-five (125)- votes. For H. F. Groseclose were cast seventy-seven (77) votes. (cont~d) ~~ Council Minutes contd. Fulaski, Va., July 2, 1946 Fnr Cn~inei 1mPn for third Ward: For G. C. Hall were east twenty-seven votes (27). For V`d. D. Aust were cast twenty-nine (29) votes. for Councilmen for Fourth Ward: I. R. Carper were 1 cast Thirty-three (331 votes. For F. A. Seagle were cast Thirty-two (32) votes. k total of four hundred and twenty-nine (429) votes were cast. We, the undersigned Judges of the election held 1 FOOD ESTABLISH- ~IENT ORDINANCE in the town of Pulaski, Virginia, on the 11th day of June, 1946 certify that the above statement of votes is a true and correct abstract from the returns of said electi~p. Given under our hands, this 11th day of June, 1948: (Signed) RL~?. Runion " J H H Judges. r Ca vin B H t In the matter of a proposed ordinance regulating and grading food establishments in the town, read at the tray 7th meeting and referred back to the committee to b e redrafted and resubmitted, the committee resubmitted the proposed ordinance with certain amendments, which, 8fiter mature consideration, on motion of F'. A. Seagle, seconded by I. R. Carper and unanimously passed, was adopted. Said ;r ~' ordinance is as follows.: AN ORDINANCE DEFINING RESThUf~NT, OTHER FOOD ESTABLISHMENT Ei~PLOYEE, EbTING, DTtli~li~ING t,ND COOKING UTFIYSILS, HEALTH OFFICER PERSON Uivi~HOLESO~iE FOOD, ETC., R.EGULKTI~iG THE'IIVSPECT~ON, GR1~iDING, REGRtiDING xND ` PLACARDING OF SUCH ESTABLISHi~E;NT, THE ENFORCE~dENT OF THIS ORDINANCE, AND THE FIXING OF PENALTIES. BE IT ORDxINED by the Council of the Town of Pulaski, 1 Virginia as follows: Section 1, ~fi~itipns. A. ~,~aurant -- The term "restaurant" shall mean; restaurant, coffee shop, cafeteria, short order cafe, luncheonette, hotel dining room, tavern, sandwich shop, soa C! fountain, and all other eating and drinking establishments} f (conttd) ,. ~~~ Council ~dinutes contd. Pulaski, va., July 2, 1946 B. Other Faod Establishments.-- "Other food establishment" shall mean all places that manufacture, pack, store, sell, or distribute food or food products and beverages, that are not eating or drinking establishments. C. Employees.-- The term "employee" shall mean any person who handles food or drink during preparation or serving, or who comes in contact with any eating or cooking utensils. D. ~~ng,~Dri~king_ and Cooking Utensils.--"Eating, drinking and cooking utensils" shall include any kitchenware, tableware, cutlery, containers, or other equipment with which food or drink comes in contact during storage, preparation or serving. E. Health 0~ icer.-- The term " Health Officer" shall mean the director of health activities of the town of Pulaski or his authorized representative. F. arson.-- The word "person" shall mean person, firm, ~' corporation or association. G. gnwhol,~some Food.-- "Unwholesome Food" shall mean ar~,y food or drink not fit for r,.uman consumption. Section ~. perm.}~5.-.- It shall be unlawful for any person to operate a restaurant in the town of Pulaski who does not possess an unrevoked permit from the health officer and in whose place of business such permit is not posted in a conspicuous place; and no license to operate a restaurant shall be issued by an officer or official of the town of Pulaski until a health department permit is presented by the operator or proprietor. Persons who meet the requirements of this ordinance shall be entitled to receive and retain such permit or to secure a license to operate. It shall be unlawful for any person to work in a restaurant or other food establishment without first securing a permit from the health officer. To obtain such permit the employee shall furnish such information and laboratory specimens and submit to such physical examination as the health officer may require, and receive instructions on personal hygiene and an explanation of the items of the ordinance. Each permit shall re~uain in force until revoked for cause. (coat ~ d) ., : ~ '; ~~~ Council minutes contd. ~'ulaski, Va., July 2, 1946 ~~ Section 3. Placardine Qr Public Dj~,play y~f Grade Notil~e. Every restaurant shall display at all times in a conspicuous glace approved by the health officer a placard furnished by the health department stating the grade of the restaurant. Section 4. nation ,~_CQ~,emnation Qf unwholesome Foo or IIrink.-- Samples of food and drink may be t~tkQn and examined by the health officer as often as he deems necessary for the detection of unwholesomeness. The health officer may condemn, remove and destroy any food or drink which he deems unwholesome. Section 5. ,~Qod dle~s School.-- (This section eliminated by Council.) Section 6. Inspection ~ kgsta~ants and theF Food Establi,~hmg~~,~.-- The local health officer is hereby made re- sponsible for the enforcement of this ordinance. Inspection sYlall be made as frequently as deemed necessary by the h~~ith office. One copy of the inspection report shall be retained by the establishment; another copy shall be filed with the reeds of the health department. ~ In case the health officer discovers the violation of* any item of sanitation required for the grade then held, he sha~.l make a second inspection after the lapse of such time as he deems necessary for the defect to be remedied. If upon the sec+~nd inspection the same item of sanitation is found to be violated the restaurant shall be required to display immediately a grader, notice based upon the second inspection. );, Section 7. 1'??e G~.ading of Res~a~an ~.-- The grading , of all restaurants shall be based upon the following standards.: Grade ~. Rept~~r,a~ts_~-- Grade ti restaurants are those which co~~ly with all of the following items of sanitation. .Ctem 1. Floors.-- The floors of all resturants and other food establishments shall be of such construction as to b easily cleaned, shall be smooth, and shall be kept clean and in good repair. Item 2. Walls a;~d Ceilines._-- 6~all~s sud Ceilig~ of a~7. restaurants and other food establishments shall be kept clean a~d in good repair; finished in a light color, and have a smooth, ` ~ ~ washable surface. ~:~: "r (coat ~ d) fi' 5t Council Minutes cone d. Pulaski, Va., 3uly ~, 1946 Item 3. Li,ghtin~.-- If lighting of window space be less than IO per cent of the floor area, its equivalent in artificial light shall be provided. Ttem 4. Ventilation.-- X11 restaurants and other food establishments shall be~well ventilated. Exhaust fans and metal hoods over ranges, equipped with ventilators, must be provided when necessary to prevent odors and condensation and to promote cleanliness. jtem 5. Toilets.-- ~~~417 •Py $npr~~~ t°j.~ ~:~ ~'r.~.,~i~ must be .provided for employees. Toilets must be constructed and maintained in accordance with the rules and regulations of the State health Department. Toilets must be entirely separate and apart from any room used for the manufacture, storage or handling of food products. Flush toilets used in any restaurant or other food establishment must be provided with tight, self-closing doors, and all new construction must be vestibuled, and toilet room must be ventilated by means of window or flue leading to the outside. xll flush toilets must be connected to an approved sewer system or provided with properly constructed septic tank. malls, floors, 8®Ats and commodes must be clean, and a supply of toilet paper must be provided. Handwashing signs shall be posted in each toilet room used by employees. item 6. V~s.tQr Supply.-- tiny water supply used at a restr~rant or other food establishment shall be properly located, constructed, operated and shall be easily accessible, adequate, and of a safe sanitary quality. Item 7. hamdwashing F'acilitie~.-- till employees must observe a high standard of personal cleeliness, and they must be constantly supervised in this respect by the employer. The hands of all employees must be washed thoroughly with soap and water after visiting the toilet. Employees, such as clerks, waiters, cooks, etc. must keep their hands away from the mouth and nose and wash their hands immediately with soap and water should they become contaminated with oral or nasal secretions. Employees must keep fingernails Clean. COnt t C.~ 1 1 1 ~~~ Council Minutes conga. Pulaski, Va., ~Tuly 2, 1946 Adequate handwashing facilities include running hot and c~,~ld water, or a suitable vessel and an adequate supply of clean water, soap, and a clean individual towel for each employee. jtem 8. Scr~Q~~ine.-- till opernirigs to the outer air,. shall be effectively screened and doors shall be self- clesing and opening outward, unless other effective means are provided to prevent the entrance of flies. Item 9. Cnnstrt e-tion of Utenai : ~ a ~d E ment ui _, , .-_ , ~, p All eating and cooking utensils and all show and display cas~bs or windows, counters, shelves, tables, refrigerating equipme~at, or utensils used in connection with the operation of a restaurant or other food establishment shall be so constructed as to be easily cleaned and shall be ke~at clean and in good repair. Item 10. Dishwashing Equipment.--t~dequate facilities shall be provided and maintained for the washing, rinsing and bactericidal treatment of all eating and drinking utensils, each to be separate and distinct operation requiring a minimum of a three-compartment sink. Adequate facilities for heating water for cleaning must be provided. xn approved washing powder must be used. ~ sufficient number of approved dish baskets must be provided. In establishments where only beverages and ice cream aple served , cold water washing of glassware and silver may be approved if thorough and effective. Provided, that nothing contained under this item shall be construed as disbarring any other equipment which has been demonstrated as of at least equal efficiency and is approved by the health officer. Item 11. Methods o~Ba~tericidal Trea ent Recom~nende~.- One of the following methods must be used; Hot water or chlorine chemicals. Utensils must be submerged in hot water;' at 170 F., or more, for at least two minutes; or submerged in a chlorine solution containing not less tha fifty parts per million of residual chlorine for at least two ninutes. ~i (A solution containingone hundred parts per~:miliion, or more~j is recommended.) (cont~d) t~~ ~ Council ~+-inutes conttd. Pulaski, Va., July 2, 1946 The practice of drying eating and drinking utensils with a towel shall not be permitted. Provided that nothing contained under this item shall be construed as disbarring any other process which has been demonstrated as of at least equal ~effCl.ehcy and is approved by the health officer. The above requirements apply to manual dishwashing methods. Where dishwashing machines are used, the operation of the machine, temperature of wash and rinse waters, and retention period of dishes in the machine must meet the approval of the health officer. Item 12. ~,tpr~r~P and Handl.~g ,Qf j]tPnGil,g and Ec~uinment.-- After bactericidal treatment no utensil shall be stored except in a clean, dry pls.ce protected from fiies, dust, or other contamination, and no utensil shall be handled except in such a manner as to prevent contamination as far as practicable. Single service utensils shall be purchased only in sanitary containers and shall be stored therein in a clean dry plae until used.. Ttem 13. Dispo,~s~. of ~rastes.-- All wastes shall be properly disposed of, and all garbage and trash shall be kept in suitable covered receptacles, in such manner as not to become a nuisance. Drain and waste pipes from floors, wash sinks, soda fountains, ice boxes, etc., must be of efficient size, well trapped, and in a good state of repair. Tte~ 14. Refrigeration.-- Refrigerators, ice boxes, etc., shall be of adequate size to store all ~rishable f"ood, constructed of materials that will permit thorough cleaning, shall be properly drained and ventilated, shill. be equipped with thermometer and kept at a temperature of 50 F`., or lower, at all times, except during periods of defrosting. Floors, walls, ceiling racks, hooks, pipes, etc., shall be kept clean. Drains from ice boxes shall not be connected directly to a sewer but shall drain into an open fixture. (coat ~ d) Council Minutes contd. Pulaski, Va., July r 2, 1946 Item 15. i~i1k and Cream.-- Only graded milk or cream:.' shall be used or served in any restaurant. Official placard, stating the grade of milk served, whether pasteurized or raw, must be displayed in a place designated by the health officer. x11 milk must be served in the original @Ant.~iner in which it was ~A~t~~~ at the plant. Item 16. S .or- ge a~,d FJisplav of Food and Lrink.-- Al$ food and drink shall be so stored and displayed as to be ~~ia protected from dust, flies, vermin, handling, droplet infect ton, overhead leakage, and other contamination. No animals, or fowls shall be kept or allowed in any room in which food or drink is prepared or stored. All means necessary for the elimination of flies shall be used. Item 17. C1~,?~gess o~ E~p~yQeS.-- All employees s~iall wear clean outer garments and shall keep their hands clean at all times while engaged in handling food, drink, utensils, or equipment. Item 18. ~tiscellaneQu .-- The surroundings of all restaurants and other food establishments shall be kept clea~i and free of litter or rubbish. None of the operations connelpted with a restaurant shall be conaucted in any room used for do~estic purposes. adequate lockers or dressing rooms @h~ll be provided for employees clothing. Soiled linens, coats, and aprons shall be kept in containers provided for this purpose. No articles, polish or substance containing any cyanidle preparation or other poisonous material shall be used for cleansing or polishing of eating or cooking utensils. Item 19. Tabi es~„b~,~~ygs. etc.-- A.7.1 tables must be properly constructed of materials that can be thoroughly and easily cleaned. All table tops must be of non-absorbent matetrial when deemed necessary by the health officer. Table tops muse be free of unnecessary articles. Table covers, napk---etc~, must be clean and all shelves shall be clean, free of unnecessary ~cont~d ~~ Council minutes cone d. Pulaski, V~, July 2, 1946 • articles and neatly arranged. 111 napkins shall be discarded or laundered after each usage. Item ~0. vermin and Rodent Control Methods.-- Methods used for the control of vermin and rodents must be effective at all restaurants and other food establishments. made B Re,~ta ~r n .-- Grade B restaurants are those which hsve been found, on two successive inspections, to have violated the same one of any of the following items of sanitation required for Grade A restaurants: 1, 2, 3, 4, 18. Grade C Restaurants.-- Grade C restaurants are those which have been found, on two successive inspections, to ha?~e violated the same one of the following items of ~a~~,~~~~~n~Fe- quired for Grade A restaurants: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 1~, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20; except that no Grade C restaurant a shall be allowed to operate for/longer period than 30 consecutive days or, in emergencies, such longer periods as the health officer may deem necessary. The enforcement of this item insofar as closing the establishment is concerned shall be by action of the Mayor and Council health committee and submitted to the council. Section 8. Examination and Condemnation of Unwholesome Food or Drink.--- Samples of food and drink may be taken and examined by the health officer as often as he deems necessary for the detection of unwholesomeness. The health officer may condemn, remove and destroy any food or drink which he deems unwholesome. Section 9. Notification 4~ Disease.-- Notice shall be sent to the health officer immediately by the owner or manager of the restaurant or other food establishment, or by the employee concerned, if the manager or any employee or any member of his or her respective household contracts any in- fections, contagious or communicable disease, or has a fever, a skin lesion or eruption, a cough lasting more than 3 weeks, or any other suspicious sympton, it shill be the duty of any such employee to notify the owner or manager of the restaurant or other food establishment immediatelywhen any of said con- ditions exist, and if neither the manager nor the e~uployee ~ cont t d) 1 ~! _ ~; ~A Council minutes contd. Pulaski, Va., July S, 1946 concerned notified the health officer immediately when any of said conditions obtain, they shall be held-jointly and severally to have violated this section. Section 10. procedure 4~n Infection S,~gpected.-- iNhen suspicion arises as to the possibility of transmission of infection from restaurant or other food establishment employee, the health officer is authorized to require any or all of the following measures: (1) the immediate exclusion of the employe from all restaurants or other food ests.blishments; (2) the immediate closing of the restaurant or other food establishmen; concerned until no further danger of disease outbreak exists, in the opinion of the health officer; (3) adequate medical ex- aminations of the employee and of his associates, with such laboratory examinations as may be indicated. Section 11. Repeal.-- X1.1 ordinances and parts of ordinance in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 12. jn on ,~~.t?ti onali ty C;-~suse.-- Should any section, paragraph, clause or phrase of this ordinance be decldred unconstitutional or invalid for any reason, the remainder of said ordinance shall not be affected thereby. Section 13. Penalties.-- r~ny person who is convicted o violation of any provision of this ordinance shall be fined not more than X25.00 at the discretion of the court having jurisdiction. Each and every violation of the provisions of t~tis ordinance shall constitute a separate offense. This ordinancd shall become effective 30 days from date` of passage. 1 fittest: epproved ~9.ayor Clerk of Council ~~1 Council minutes contd. July 2, 1946 PLANS R. H. McNutt, Jr., of Wiley & Wilson, Consulting ~OUIFT ED R&TNES Engineers, appeared before the Council and submitted plans PLAN _ 1~VkTEEt- covering the modified Raines Plan Waterworks Improvement, ~i~ORKS IiwPVS. consisting of 2,000,000 gallons per day filtration plant DIST ttIBUT ION SY ST E~ EST I~kT E with necessary filter equipment, gravity type storage dam Qn the west fork of Peak Creek, intake dam and puwping station near the mouth of Fiogan~s Branch, pipe lines, new wash water storage tank and other features of the waterworks improve- ment. fir. McNutt also submitted an estimate covering certain improvements to the Water Distribution System within the town of Pulaski, which was not included in the estimated cost of the new water supply covered by the modified Raines Plan, this being strictly a question of distribution and storage within the towns system, the estimate being as follows: DISTRIBUTION 5YSTE~ Commerce Street Clear Water ~dain 1142 Ft. of 10 in. C. Z. Pipe @ 3.50 ~V 3,997.00 1382 Ft. of 8 in. C. I. Pipe• @ 3.04 4,146.00 600 Ft. of 6 in. C. I. Pipe C~ 2.65 1 590100 TOTxL- - - - - ~ 9,733.00 d~ \~1h'~o 1y Randolph Ave. High Level System ~ ,. 5055 Ft. of 8 in. C. i. Pipe ~ 3.00 a° 5,165.00 10 Fire Hydrants ~ G~150.00 1,500.00 125,000 Gallon Storage Tank ~7 5~Q0.00 TOTtiL- - -~ 24,165.00 Ridge avenue Storage Tank 475,000 Gallon Capacity 415 Ft. of 12 in. C.Z. Pipe South Side High Level System 1.25,000 Gallon Storage Tank Booster Pumping Station 1204 Ft. of 8 in. L'.Z.Pipe 9108 Ft. of 6 in. C.I.Pipe 20 Fire Hydrants ~ ~1 " ~ 000.00 x.50 7.00 TOTAL - - ~ 16,86?.00 ill , 500.00 /850.00• ~ 3.00 ; /3, 612.00 2.65 Q d` X24,136.00 150.00 TOTxL - - ~ ' 39,098.00 TOTkh CO1VSTnUCTION COST _ - - -.- - - - - -- ~ 89,863.00 Land and Rights of Ways ~v 1,500.00 Legal and tidministrative 300.00 Engineering Supervision Contingencies 8 00 TOThL DISTRIBUTION - - - - - ~ 99,75u.00 1 1 1 (cant ~ d) f38'7 Council Minutes contd. Pul~aki, VG., Ju1.y 2, 196 1 PUNS After discussion, on motion of F. A. Seagle, seconded xPPROV ED by T. F. Wirt and unanimously passed, the Council approved the plans covering the codified Raines Plan Waterworks Improvement, and authorized the engineers to advertise for i and receive bids on the waterworks improvement program as soon as this could be accomplished. tiC`TTOu In regard to the improvements to the Distribution OiV DTSTKI- BUT.LON System within the town, covered by the above estimate, the POSTPONED Council decided this would be given further consideration atz! a special meeting to be held on Juiy 16th. iiDJ00RN- There being no further business, the Council ad~ourne~ ~dE;NT at 11:55 P. ~. :] C A test: ---- Cl e rk ____ Approved ay r ,~~~inistration De~rtment ti. T. Eskridge, ~~,Yor - - - - - - - - - -~ 175.00 B. C. Taylor,Treasurer - - - -- - - - - -- 236.25 Lottie R. Bunion, Clerk- - - - - - - - -- 35.00 Lottie R. Bunion, Office bsst.- - - - --- 165.00 1~. W. Gatewood, llirector of Public l~rorks- 300.00 Roby K. Sutherland, Attorney- - - - - - - 25.00 Maggie ~'oindexter, Janitor - - - - - - -- 13.00 Walter Cockerham, Fireman - - - - - - - - 4.00 T. F. Wirt---------------- 5.00 Howard R. Imboden - - - - - - - - - - --- 5.00 F. A. Seagle--------------- 5.00 I. R. Carper--------------- 5.00 W. D. Aust---------------- 5.00 G. C. Hall---------------- 5.00 E.T.Howard Pulaski Electoral Board)- - - 12.00 W.F.White Pulaski Electoral Board)- --- 12.00 J. H. Howard--------------- 10.00 R. P. Bunion--------------- 5.00 Calvin B. Hurst - - - - - - - - - - - - 5.00 C. -~. ~iebb----------------- 5.00 Barbara Graham--------------- 5.00 E. r. ~~hitman, Postmaster - - - - - - - - 30.00 Ditto------------------ 1.00 1~. F. Thomas, Insurance - - - - - - - - - 398.43 Pulaski ''arm Bureau, ~ Inc. - - - - - - ---- 38.60 Vir inia State Chamber of Commerce- - --- ~ 25.00 B. . Smith & Bros. - - - - - - - - - --- 28.85 Harrison-Hancock Hardware Co., Inc. - - - 3.15 The ~. & P. Telephone Co. - - - - - - --- 16.10 &ppalachian Electric Power Co. 1, 597. (cont~d) Council ~inute~ coat d. Pulaski, Va., July 2, 1946 Water De a talent H. C. Jackson, Supt. - - - - - - - - - 225.00 F. B. White, Caretaker - - - - - - -~= 57.75 Hersey~fg. Co. ---------- --- 312.00 Appalachian Electric Power Co. - - - -- 82.27 The C. & P. Telephone Co. - - - - - - - 8.55 Neptune teeter Co. - - - - - - - - - --- 28.26 R. D. Wood Co. ---------- --- 22.50 'lhe ~-athieson Alkali Works, lnc. - - - 19.00 E. P. ~~hitman, Postmaster - - - - - - - 20.00 Virginia Oak Flooring Co. - - - - - - - 7.50 Pulaski Printing Co - - - - - - - - -- 7.00 Harrison - Hancock Hardware Co.rnc. - - 3.85 B. D. Smith ~ Bros. - - - - - - - - - - .70 Freight______________ __ ,72 Freight-------------- -- 2.36 797.46 Sewer Department Trinkle&Dobyns--------- --~ 64.80 Pine mall Brick & Pipe Co. - - - - - - 154.35 ip 219.15 Prater Department plod? fi ed Rai_ne4 P1 ~n Pro~e et R. 5. Cecil------------ --~ 10.00 W. B.~Y~yatt, Jr. --------- -- 10.00 J. A. Allison - - - - - - - - - - - - 10.00 Geo. T. Carnahan---------- --- 10.00 • Pulaski Lumber Co., Inc. - - - - - - - 418.70 Pulaski National Bank - - - - - - - -- 121.88 Crowell, Deeds & Sutherland - - - - -- 75.00 Harrison-Hancock Hardware Co., Inc. -- 43.41 WysorYotor Corp. --------- -- 2.15 Pulaski Hardware Co. ~~.---- - - - i - - 1.78 Laughon Lumber Co., nc. - - - - - - - 6.75 Laughon Lumber Co.- - - - - - - - - - - .75 A. VY. Gatewood - Expense Acct. - - - - 3.77 J. N. Bosang, 03erk -~- - - - - - - -- i~.g0 Virginia yak Flooring Co. - - - - - -- 40.98 nt tm S t j~ 770.77 _ ;,par tree Wysor motor Corp. - - - - - - - - - -~ 295.05 Radford Limestone Co., Inc. - - - - -- 235.53 Southern States Pulaski Service - - --- 228.20 Highway ~a.chinery & Supply Co. - - --- 104.59 Ray C. Simpson---------- -- 185.14 Roanoke~Concrete Products Co. - - - --- 114.24 Standard Oil Co. of N. J. - - - - - -- 88.92 ~~hiting 011 Co. - - - - - - - - - - --. 87.00 Y~hiting Oil Co. - - - - - - - - - - -- 92.00 Virginia Oak Flooring Co. - - - - - -- 75.00 Laughon Lumber Co. - - - - - - - - - - 45.00 Progress Building materials Co. - - -- 33.72 Jameson Sheet metal Co. - - - - - - -- 1.50 Aust Glass Works- - - - - - - - - - -- 1.75 hppalachian Blectric Power Co. - - - - 1.00 Pulaski Hardware Co., lnc. - - - - - - 4.39 Harrison - Hancock Hardware Co., lnc.- 4.05 ~ 1,597.08 ~~ Harry E. trust----------- -~ ;c4.75 Stegerts Dry Cleaners - - - - - - - - 1.00 ~ 25.75 Old Power you a Bld. appalachian Electric Power Co. - - --~ 248 O k d C t 2.48 a woo eme ery Garnett~-eredith--------- -rv 80.00 Harrison-Hancock Hardware Co., Inc. - 16.30 ~ 96.30 Light Department Appalachian Electric Power Co. - - - ~ ,43.35 543.35 (cont~d) Council Minutes conttd. Pulaski, Va., July y, 1946; Police D~,partment L. S. Boothe, thief--------X 200.00 Earl Bouldin, Lieutenant - - - - -- 185.00 Bruce Helton, Sergeant- - - - - - - 169.40 Fred Y. Ryan - - - - - - - - - - -- 160.00 C. G. Blankenship - - - - - - - --- 160.00 Louie J. Roope- - - - - - - - - - - 80.00 Elizabeth fi. Caves - - - - - - - -- 115.00 I. H. Sands------------- 160.00 Walter D. Keeley -' - - - - - - - -- 156.35 Buford Thompson - - - - - - - - -- 150.00 Chas. E. Comer - - - - - - - - - -- 150.00 The C. & P. Telephone Co. - - - - - 14.47 The C. & P. Telephone Co. - - - --- 25.00 Express - - - - - - - - - - - - --- 1.11 Young Typewriter & Elec. Co. - - -- 2.40 Harrison - i~ancock Hardware Co. Inc,, 3.00 ~~ 1,730.93 '` Firs De; artment A. H. Wygal Chief - - - - - - - - ~ ~ 115.50 .D. G. Ray sst. & B~echanic - - -- 200.00 Standard ~il Co. of N. J. - - - -- 33.71 Harrison - Hancock Hardware Co.,Inc. 19.81 Benard ~dachine ~+~rks- - - - - - - - 6.40 kppalachian Electric Power Co. - -- 5.92 auto Spring & Bearing Co. - - - --- 2.58 Pulaski Hardware Co., Inc. - - - -- 9.37 Frost Service Station - - - - - - .75 ~; 394.04 ' ~1 ort Bars. Margaret Strauss - - - - - - -~ 410.00 C.~.Bopp & yrs. Margie Bopp- - - -- 410.00 ~ 820.00 Sanitary Sewextension Bond X29 dated June 1, 19w7 - - - - - - - --~ 1,000.00 Sanitary Sewer Extension Bond ~f30 dated June 1, 1927 - - - - - - - -- l,QQ~.00 ~; ~ 2,000.00 Interest 5 - interest coupons ~ ~z5.00 each Street 1rupv.Bond, dated June 1,19;c7 125.00 ` 5 00 ~ ch i t ~ i V 2 - nteres coupons ~ ea Sanitary Sewer Ext. June 1,1927- - 50.00 5 - interest coupons ~ r~25.00 eshh Street Tmpv.Bond, dated June 1, 1927 125.00 64- interest coupons ~ X25.00 each Street Impv. Bond, dated rune 1, 1927 1600.00 25- interest coupons ~ ~v25.00 each Sanitary Sewer Ext. June 1, 1927 - 625.00 10 - interest coupons ~ X25.00 each Street Impv. Bond, dated June 1,1957 250.00 ~6 Town of Pulaski y~trppt R ia~sj.~~g~ F`»nd ~icco lnt U.S. Govt. Bond Re-investment---- ~ 14,000.00 Pulaski Nat. Bank(Transfer)------ 93.25 Pulaski Aiat. Bank Transfer)------ 87.50 2,775.00 14,180.75 ~~YROLLS ~~ \ Water Department Labor payroll week ending June 7--~ 286.10 ~ E, f, '' " Junel4-- 244.40 .. ~ " " - " June 21-- 281.80 i' " •" " June 28-- 271.80 ~ . .m odified Raines P~o~ ect ~ ~ 1,484.10 ~ Labor payroll week ending June 7 -- 143.Sfl " " June 14-- 201.90 " " " " June 21-- 114.10 ~ " '' June 28-- 8 - - ~ - ~v 544.05 ~E, (cont'd) ~, Council Minutes contd. Pulaski, Va., July 2, 1946 Stre r et Det~~3, tmeIIt Labor payroll week , ending June 7 - - -~ 348.25 n t'' n " June 14 - --- 442.35 tx n " u June 21 - - 334.50 n ,, " " June 28 - -__ any _ Sq ~r 1, 531.60 tj~ Labor payroll week $ ~~ ending r .m Pnt June 7 -- -- 156.75 " " " June 14 - -- 159.50 a ~ " ~' June 21 - -- 154.00 rr n ~~ `~ June 28 - - 145.75 - ~ 616.00 D Labor payroll week ending une 21 - -- 60.00 n " June28 - -- 63.00 - - ~ 123.00 t rP DP,~art Payroll for month ending une 30, for responding to alarms - - - - - - 32.00 Payroll for month ending June 30 for attendance at meetin gs and drills-- ---- ---- ----- - - 41.00 . ~ 73.00 RECxPITUL~TI0D1 administration Department - - - - - ~ 1,597.06 Water Department - - - - - - - - -- 797.46 Sewer Department - - - - - - - - -- 219.15 ~+iodified Raines Yro~ect - - - - - - 770.77 Street Department - - - - - - - - - 1,597.08 Police Departrs~ent - - - - - - - - - 1, 730.93 Parks-------------- - 25.75 Fire Department - - - - - - - - - - 394.04 Old Power Rouse Building- - - - - - 2.48 Oakwood Cemetery - - - - - - - - -- 96.30 Light Department - - - - - - - - -- 543.35 girport------------- - 820.00 Bonds-------------- - 2,000.00 Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 2, 775.00 Street Bond Sinking Fund acct. . Govt. Bond Reinvestment - - - - - 14180.75 27,550.12 Payrolls: V~ater Department - - - - - - - - -~ 1,084.10 modified Raines Project - - - - -- 544.05 Street Department - - - - - - - -- 1,531.60 health Department - - - - - - - -- 616.00 Police Department - - - - - - - --- 123.00 Fire Department - - - - - - - - -- 73.00 3.971,,75 ~ 31,521.87 1