Roger Janssen moved that the interest from investments be put into the sanitation fund. Beverly Birtcher seconded the motion
Carried · moved by Roger Janssen, seconded by Beverly Birtcher
City Council
City Council — regular meeting, February 6, 1974
Wednesday, February 6, 1974
0 agenda items
16 motions recorded
1 documents
Motions carried
10
of 10 substantive motions (procedural ones aside)
Split votes
1
at least one "no", or the motion failed
Votes
Each motion as the minutes record it: the agenda heading and the motion line. Names come from the roll call; "all ayes (implied)" marks a motion where the minutes say only "All ayes" or "carried unanimously", which credits the members recorded as present. Read the minutes
Glenn Potter moved that the Clerk and Treasurer's report be accepted. Roger Janssen seconded the motion
Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Roger Janssen
Glenn Potter moved that approval be given to him to purchase playground equipment consisting of two saddle mates, tether ball and pole, two basketball hoops and bank boards, one trash can and chain and one grill. Roger Janssen seconded the motion
Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Roger Janssen
Roger Janssen moved to approve the appointment of Bill Bream to fill the vacant councilman seat. Glenn Potter seconded the motion. Those voting
Carried 3–2 · moved by Roger Janssen, seconded by Glenn R. Potter · Voted no: Judy Smith, Beverly Birtcher
Glenn Potter moved to have town water meters read by a town employee four times each year during the months of February, May, August, and November. Beverly Birtcher seconded the motion
Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Beverly Birtcher
Glenn Potter moved to raise the salary of the Clerk to $150.00 effective February 1, 1974. Beverly Birtcher seconded the motion
Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Beverly Birtcher
Beverly Birtcher moved to approve the Street Finance Report. Glenn Potter seconded the motion
Carried · moved by Beverly Birtcher, seconded by Glenn R. Potter
Glenn Potter moved to approve the purchase of a used typewriter from the County Assessor's office for $25.00. Beverly Birtcher seconded the motion
Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Beverly Birtcher
Judy Smith moved that Ralph Neuzil be given an increase of $5.00 per meeting. Beverly Birtcher seconded the motion
Carried · moved by Judy Smith, seconded by Beverly Birtcher
Judy Smith moved that the Beer and Liquor License renewal for Slim's be approved subject to completion of the application. Beverly Birtcher seconded the motion
Carried · moved by Judy Smith, seconded by Beverly Birtcher
Procedural motions (6): agenda, minutes, payables approval, adjournment
- Glenn Potter moved to accept the agenda. Roger Janssen seconded the motion — carried (roll call)
- Glenn Potter moved that the minutes of the previous meeting be approved. Judy Smith seconded the motion — carried (roll call)
- Beverly Birtcher moved to accept the following receipts and to pay the following bills. Roger Janssen seconded the motion — carried (roll call)
- Beverly Birtcher moved that the following bills be paid with the exception of $24.72 for Latta until the City gets a report on his well inspection. Glenn Potter seconded the motion — carried (roll call)
- Beverly Birtcher moved to adjourn to Wednesday, February 6, 1974 at 7:30 pm Roger Janssen seconded the motion — carried (roll call)
- Roger Janssen moved that the meeting be adjourned to March 6, 1974, 7:30 pm Glenn Potter seconded the motion — carried (roll call)
Attendance
Glenn R. Potter presentRoger Janssen presentBill Bream presentJudy Smith presentBeverly Birtcher presentJames E. Brotherton (mayor) present
Agenda
The archive has no itemized agenda for this meeting.
Documents
| Document | Type | Original |
|---|---|---|
| Minutes-02/06/1974 | minutes |
Sources
- Laserfiche minutes archive: Minutes-02/06/1974 — original listing ↗
- Minutes read by parser minutes/early 2.4.0 from 1 copy.
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