City Council

City Council — regular meeting, November 20, 1962

Tuesday, November 20, 1962 0 agenda items 3 motions recorded 1 documents

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Motions carried
2
of 2 substantive motions (procedural ones aside)
Split votes
0
at least one "no", or the motion failed
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Votes

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resolutionvoice vote · p. 1

Bill moved, Glenn seconded the motion that the following resolution be passed: Council, having reviewed the budget, recognizing that the law stipulates that 75% of the Road Use Tax money be spent on arterial streets, resolves that this law be followed as closely as possible and this money be spent as indicated, providing that the arterial streets require this fund to keep them in repair. Otherwise, Road Use Tax money will be spent on other street uses, both arterial and local

Carried · moved by William Verry, seconded by Glenn R. Potter

othervoice vote · p. 1

The motion was made by Bob that the bond put up by Schmidt Construction Company be returned to them. Bill seconded the motion

Carried · moved by Schmidt Construction Company, seconded by William Verry

Procedural motions (1): agenda, minutes, payables approval, adjournment
  • Bill moved, Bob seconded the motion to adjourn — carried (voice vote)

Attendance

William Verry presentRobert Svatos presentGlenn R. Potter presentTed Spivey absentWayne Stratton absentJames O'Toole (mayor) present

Agenda

The archive has no itemized agenda for this meeting.

Documents

DocumentTypePagesOriginal
Minutes-11/20/1962 minutes1PDF

Sources

  • Laserfiche minutes archive: Minutes-11/20/1962 — original listing ↗
  • Minutes read by parser minutes/early 2.3.0 from 1 copy.

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