minutes
Minutes-07/03/1963
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Text read by the vision model; check the PDF for anything that matters.Regular Meeting of July 3 (cont'd)
NEW BUSINESS:
Glenn moved, Wayne seconded the motion that the following money be accepted:
$264.59 . . State Comptroller (street)
44.00 . . Court costs contributed by Mayor for Christmas fund
50.00 . . Lark cigarette permit
50.00 . . Madden store cigarette permit
$408.59
The following bills were submitted:
$54.76 . . DeWaine Slade (marshal)
115.38 . . " " (street work)
46.48 . . Electric bill
12.65 . . Nate Moore (to fix school sign)
$229.27.
Bill moved, Bob seconded the motion that these bills be paid. Carried.
Liquor permit application for the Lark was discussed. Bob moved to accept applicant, Mary K. Dahnke, for a Class C Liquor License. Wayne seconded the motion. Unanimously carried.
Councilman Svatos offered resolution to place a street light on the pole in front of the fire station. Carried unanimously.
Meeting was adjourned at 9 a.m., July 5, 1963. Motion was made by Ted, seconded by Bob. Carried.
Margie O'Toole
TOWN CLERK
Minutes of Special Meeting July 22, 1963
Present: Bill Verry, Bob Svatos, Glenn Potter, Ted Spivey, Wayne Stratton
Absent: None
Meeting was called to order by Mayor O'Toole for the purpose of considering the preliminary sewer survey and the budget estimates.
Mr. Bill Nicholas of Powers and Associates presented the completed preliminary survey and answered questions raised in connection with it. Methods of assessing and amounts were discussed.
Q - Should each building be assessed the same, including business places such as the Lark?
A - There is a wide latitude. Business places we could figure out on a unit use - bathroom, garbage grinding, etc. You can do anything that is reasonable with assessments, any equitable arrangement. Every town is different.
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