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March S, 1965
A special meeting of the Moab City Council was held on the a-
bove date at 5 P. M. in the Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen Eben Scharf, Wm. McDoug-
ald, and John Mullen with Councilmen Robert Curfman and Robert
Norman being absent. Also present were City Engineer R. 0. Cozzens,
Water -Sewer Superintendent Lee Stocks, and City Recorder Darrell
Reardon.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declared the meeting
open for business.
The cleaning of Sewer lines on 500 West St., Main St., and
Mountain View Subdivision was discussed. The total footage to be
cleaned is approximately 5,000 feet. The last sewer cleaning con-
tractor who did work for the City in August of 1963, charged 50$
per foot. Council agreed that the City could_possibly purchase
or build equipment at a cost to the City of much less than the 50
a foot price.
Superintendent Stocks stated that he would have his men check
to see where the sand was entering the Sewer Main on 500 West Street,
and could stop this sand from entering, but the main would still,
have to be cleaned as in places it is very nearly filled.
Superintendent Stocks and Engineer Cozzens informed the Council
that the interior of the 200,000 gallon steel water storage tank
at Skakle Springs was in need of coating and had a price from Wis-
comb Painting Company to sand blast and coat this tank with Amer -
coat products for total price of $2975.00. Council agreed that the.
City should advertise for bids for this work, and have the bid open-
ing at the regular Council meeting on March 16, 1965.
A letter from the State Board of Health dated February 27 ,
1965, regarding the proposed sewage treatment plant was read and
discussed as well as a letter from Consulting Engineer Davis Holder
dated March 4, 1965, in answer to the letter from the State Board
of Health. Council agreed that Mr. Holder should furnish plans to
satisfy the State Board of Health regarding Item No. 2 of their
letter in regard to cross connection into the City Water supply.
Mayor Boyd informed the Council that Federal funds were avail-
able for an "On the Job" training program whereby the City could use
this type of program on the City beautification and tree planting
projects. Mayor Boyd explained that 10% of the cost of this pro-
gram would be borne by the City, but it could be in equipment rental
or some other form of contribution other than cash, and that the
federal government would finance 9094 of the proposed program.
Council requested that more information be made available to them
before a decision would be made. Mayor Boyd announced that he would
attend an "On the Job" training program committee meeting to be held
at 10 A. M. on March 9, 1965, and would at that time attempt to
gain more information about this program.
Council agreed that City Engineer Cozzens should present a deed
to the Utah Power and Light Company for their signature for property
on the South of their office and yard to be used for streets and
water and sewer "right-of-way?. The City would pay for the actual
cost of moving power poles that would be in the way of street con-
struction, but that a limit on the cost of moving these poles should
be established.
There being no further business to come before the Council,
meeting was adjourned at 6:45 P. M. on motion of Councilman McDougild
seconded by Councilman Mullen and carried. „
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Special Meeting
cleaning of
sewer lines -
purchasing equi4
ment discussed.
Sewer - 500 W. Si
to be cleaned of
sand.
200,000 Gal.
water storage
tank - coating
of - advertise
for bids.
letters on
proposed sewage
disposal plant.
Holder should
furnish plans
for item No. 2
cross connection
federal funds
for "on the job"
training avail-
able:
to get deed for
property by
Utah -Power Light
City pay for
moving power
poles.
adjournment-
6:45 P. M.
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Regular
March 16, 1965
meeting The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on the
above date at 8 P. M. in the Council Chambers.
Ray Walker -
prayer.
6th Grade class
invites Connell
to Constitutio
program.
Bids read on
garbage contrac
Jacob Hatzen-
buehler low.
bids for sand
blasting & coat
ing of 200,000
water storage
tank.
accept bid of
W. S. Ludington
Job must be comT
pleted by 1st
of May.
Charles Brechte
John Keogh -re=
quest use of
water at Old
City Park. Poss
bility of conn-
ecting onto Ci
Water system.
Mildred Cooley -
City will not
pay for Culvert
Mrs. Nalia Dalt
must pay for
cleaning own
sewer service
line.
Present were Mayor Norman G. Boyd, Councilmen Eben Scharf,
Robert Norman, Wm. McDougald, Robert Curfman and John Mullen.
Also present were Chief of Police Robert Hart, and City Recorder
Darrell Reardon with City Engineer R. O. Cozzens and City Attor-
ney Robert Ruggeri being absent.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declared the
meeting open for business and invited Bishop Ray Walker of the
L. D. S. Church to give the opening prayer.
Mayor Boyd welcomed Mrs. Helen Leonard's 6th Grade Class
who were in attendance at the Council meeting.
Mayor Boyd also read a letter from Mrs. Leonard's 6th grade
class inviting the Mayor and City Council to their annual United
states Constitution program on April 7, 1965, at 8 P. M. in the
Southeast Elementary School Auditorium.
Five bids for contracting the garbage and solid waste collec-
tion and disposal for a five-year period of time were opened and
read. Bids submitted by Robert Trent and Robert Pipkin were re-
jected as no bid bond or cashier's check were presented with the
bid. Other bids that appeared to Le in order were from Jacob
Hatzenbuehler, J. W. Estes and Parks and Sons. The apparent
low bid was submitted by Jacob Hatzenbuehler but no decision byl
Council will be made until all bids are checked and recalculated.
The copy of the bids as tabulated will be made part of the "Inci-
dent to Minutes" file.
Three bids were received, opened and read for the sand
blasting and coating of the interior of the 200,000 gallon
steel water storage tank at Skakle Springs using Amercoat Pro-
ducts. They were W. S. Ludington, Painting Contractor, Murray,
Utah at $2982.00, Wiscombe Painting Company of Salt Lake City,
Utah, at $3112.00, and Ardco Corporation of Denver, Colorado at
$6480.00.
Councilman Curfman moved seconded by Councilman Scharf and
carried to accept the low bid of W. S. Ludington acid award the
contract work for the total price of $2982.00.
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman Scharf and
carried that if W. S. Ludington Company cannot complete this job
by the first of May, the City will award the contract to Wiscombe
Painting Company, the second low bidder providing they can com-
plete the project before May 1, 1965.
Mr. Charles Brechtel and Mr. John Keogh requested that they
be allowed to use water on a 1.,-it basis from a Spring at the Old
City Park that has been condemned by the State Board of Health.
They stated their present water supply comes from wells that are
highly mineralized and is not good water for culinary purposes.
Council agreed that this request would be investigated as well
as a possibility of being able to connect onto the City water
system.
Mayor Boyd read a statement from Mrs. Mildred Cooley in the
amount of $150.00 for 24" Culvert that was removed from her property
when the new 30" Culvert was installed. Council agreed that this
"used"Culvert was replaced by Culvert in a larger size, and there-
fore belonged to the Irrigation Company and would be used at
another location in their system, and a letter should be written
to notify Mrs. Cooley of their decision.
A bill for cleaning the sewer service line of Mrs. Nalia
Dalton was read and Council agreed that the City is only responsi.Ile
for cleaning and maintaining of the main lines in the sewer system,
and not the service lines, and that Mrs. Dalton should be noti-
fied of this decision.
Mayor Boyd stated that he had contacted by telephone, Mr.
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Davis Holder the consulting engineer in our proposed Sewage
Disposal Plant, and Mr. Lynn Thatcher of the State Board of Health
regarding changes that the State Board of Health had requested
in their letter dated February 27, 1965. Item No. 2 in this
letter regarding the cross connection into the City water system
will be changed, and plans of the changes will be sent to the
State Board of Health for their approval.
Mayor Boyd stated that Mr. Robert Huefner, the State Plann-
ing Coordinator, had telephoned and informed the City that the
application for a federal grant for the City County Master Plan
was in Washington, D. C. awaiting processing.
Mayor Boyd read a letter from Chief Traffic Engineer James
W. Booth of the Utah State Department of Highways pertaining to
a proposed traffic control survey for the City of Moab. Mr.
Booth stated that he would be in the Moab area within the next
few weeks to further discuss this proposed survey.
Mayor boyd informed the Council that the delinquent water and
sewer accounts are less than they have been for some time.
Bills for the month of February were approved for payment on
motion of Councilman Scharf seconded by Councilman Curfman and
earried with the exception of a bill from L. H. Woodward which
is held for further information, and a bill from R. 0. Cozzens
for car rental which is being held until a mileage report is
submitted.
Councilman McDougald moved seconded by Councilman Mullen and
carried that as long as the rate has been established by the City
that all employees using their personal car for approved City
business would be allowed 10 per mile.
Travel expense allowances in lieu of salary was discussed
and Councilman Mullen moved that this be tabled until further
investigation can be made, "but that allowances be paid until such{:
time as a decision is made regarding this matter.
Council agreed that a special meeting should be called March
23, 1965, at 8 P. M. to discuss the "Employee Performance
Appraisals" and the salary increases for employees affected by the
appraisals, and also the garbage collection and disposal contract.
Mr. John Causer requested a refund on a license to operate
a Beer Tavern known as the "Frontier "Club. Mr. Causer stated tha
he had purchased this license and the Club had operated for five
days and since that time been closed. Council agreed that they
should check with the City Attorney prior to making any decision
regarding this request.
Mayor Boyd explained to the Council that the Grandview
Theater had been billed erroneously for water for a period of 2
months. Through an error in the or'" , they were billed for
inside water rates instead of outside water rates. Council
agreed that they should be billed for the correct amount and if
this is not paid, they will be put on the delinquent list and
notified that their water service will be discontinued if the
bill is not paid.
Budget report for the month of February was presented and
discussed.
Council agreed that an area owned by the City in Mountain
View Subdivision known as the "Ute Circle" should 'be planted
in grass as soon as possible.
Tree removal and tree planting on certain- streets was
discussed.
Minutes of the regular meeting of March 2, 1965, were app-
roved on motion of Councilman Scharf seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried with the deletion of the next to the last
paragraph in these minutes.
Holder will chan
Item No. 2 in
Sewage Disposal
plans. Will send
to State Board
of Health.
Federal Grant
for City County
Master Plan is
being processed
in Washington.
Survey on traffic
control for Moab
Delinquent Accts.
are less.
Bills for Month
of February
approved with
exceptions.
10¢ mile allowed
for personal car
when used for
City business.
discussion -
travel expense
allowances in
lieu of salary.
Special meeting
called for
esalxry appraisal
& garbage contract
Mr. John Causer's
request for re-
fund on license
not granted.un-
till further in-
vestigation.
Grandview Theater
will have to pay
amount they have
been underbilled
for 2 months, or
service discon-
tinued.
Budget -February
Ute Circle -to be
planted in grass.
Tree Removal -
Tree Planting
Discussed.
Minutes approved.
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adjournment -
12:15 A. M.
Special Meeting
Californa Oil
Co_ requ is
lease on proper
City owns -Golf
course & old Ci
park -no decisio
Employee Perform
ance appraisals
& salary discuss
and explained.
There being no further business to come before the Council,
meeting was adjourned on motion of Councilman McDougald, seconded
by Councilman Robert Curfman and carried at 12:15 A. M.
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yor Norman G. Boyd
ATTEST:
4X911--'
ity Recorder
March 23, 1965
A special meeting of the Moab City Council was held on the
above date at 8 i. M. in the Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Norman G. Boyd, Councilmen Eben Seharf,
Robert Norman, Wm. McDougald, Robert Curfman, and John Mullen.
Also present was Darrell Reardon, City Recorder.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declared the
meeting open for business.
Mr. Thad Turk of California Oil Company of Denver, Colorado,
an operating division of Standard Oil of California, informed the
Council that his company desired to lease 2662 acres of property
that the City owns which is the golf course, Old City Park, etc.
Mr. Turk said that his company would pay $5.00 per acre for the
first year lease on the property, and $1.00 per year after the first
year on a 10 year lease. Lease can be cancelled at the end of any
year at the option of the lessee. The lease would provide the
City with 1/8 royalty on any oil or gas produced on this property.
Council agreed that the City water supply and any potential water
supply is to be protected, and they were concerned about the pro-
spect of this company doing seismographic work. Council decided
it would be best to discuss this proposition with the City Attorney
before making a decision on whether or not to enter into a lease
agreement with this company.
Employee Performance Appraisals and Salary increases, and
change of classification were discussed. Change of classifications
would be as follows:
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Jack Lawley would be reclassified to grade 4 Step 1 Plan B
Charles Gerhardt would be reclassified to Grade 2 Step 1,
Plan B
Robert A. Hart would be reclassified to Grade 12 Step 3
Plan A
Darrell Reardon would be reclassified to Grade 13 Step 5
Plan A.
A list of the Salary increases are as follows:
Aikins, Kenneth
Boulter, Vaughn
Gerhardt, Charles
Hart, Robert
Hoffman, James
Huber, Norman
Jacobson, Marlene
Jorgensen, Henry
Jacques, Jean
Johnson, Larry
Lawley, Jack
Leech, Ross
Pruitt, Harold
Reardon, Darrell
Richards, Sadonna
Randall, Gilbert
Smith, Maxine
Stocks, Lee
Stocks, Leon
Turner, Euteva
Walden, Holly
Plan Grade Step Salary
A 8 4 $449.0°
A 8 3 428.00
B 2 1 380.00
A 12 3 627.00
B 1 3 380.00
A 8 3 428.00
A 4 2 279.00
B 2 3 410.00
A 8 3 428.00
B 2 4 425.00
B 4 1 .495.00
B 2 2 395.00
A 8 2 408.00
A 13 5 759.00
A 4 5 322.00
B 2 5 440.00
A 8 2 408.00
B 4 3 535.00
B 2 2 395.00
A 4 3 293.00
B 2 3 410.00
Councilman Curfman Moved seconded by Councilman McDougald
and carried that the above reclassifications and salary increases
be allowed as of January 1, 1965, with the exception of Harold
Pruitt, and his would become effective May 1, 1965. The reclassi-
fications will do away with all traveling allowances that are
being paid at the present time with the exception of Judge Crist.
Uniform and telephone allowances for the Police Department of
$15.00 per month will still be allowed.
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman McDougald
and carried that all expenses of any City employee or official
will have to be approved by Council.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to award the garbage and solid waste collection and
disposal contract to the low bidder, Jacob Hatzenbuehler, for
back -door pickup. Mr. Hatzenbuehler is to furnish the City with
a performance bond in the amount of $32,955.00 prior to 5 P. M.
on April 5, 1965.
Councilman Curfman moved seconded by Councilman Norman and
carried to deny the request of Mr. Gerald Swasey to put an addi-
tion on his trailer that is parked in a residential zone, and is
being used as a non -conforming use.
Councilman McDougald moved seconded by Councilman Scharf
and carried to approve car rental statement from City Engineer
Cozzens in the amount of $75.00 when he used his personal ve-
hicle on City business for the engineering department, but that
as of March 24, 1965, he would be assigned a City pick-up for use
in this department.
There being no further business to come before the Council,
meeting was adjourned at 11:35 P. M. on motion of Councilman Mc-
Douglad seconded by Councilman Curfman and carried.
ayor Norman G. Boyd
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City Recorder
salaries &
classifications
approved.
traveling allow-
ances being paid
at present time
done away with.
expenses of City
employees &
officials will
have to be appro
ved.
Jacob Hatzen-
buehler gets
back -door gar-
bage pickup.
Gerald Swasey
request for
addition to Tr.
denied.
City Engineer
to be furnished
City Pick-up.
adjournment-
11:35 P. M.
6
regular meeting
Rev. Kendall -
prayer.
District Court
will decide if
appointment of
Byrd as J. P.
is legal - some
time in May.
performing arts
license fee to
be lowered to
$2.00 for teach
ing.
federal grant i
the amount of
$35,500 receive
for Sewage Dis-
posal Plant.
less than amoun
requested.
delinquent sp.
improvement
district accts.
will have to pa
or suffer legal
action.
Hatzenbuehler
furnishes bond
I, orders equip-
ment for Garba
bills approved
is -
amended portion
of Plat "A" of
Utex subdivisia
io be accepted.
Minutes approved
"Ute" Circle
to be paved.
April 6, 1965
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held ,on the
above date at 8 P. M. in the Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen E. Scharf, R. Norman,
Wm. McDougald, R. Curfman and J. Mullen.. Also present were, City
Attorney R. Ruggeri, Chief of Police R. Hart, City Recorder D.
Reardon, and others.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declared the
meeting open for business and invited Reverend Kendall of the
Community Baptist Church to give the prayer.
Mr. Edd Provonsha and Mr. D. H_ Shields stated that they had'
been at the County Commissioners meeting on April 5, 1965, and
felt that the ,City Judge had received considerable unwarranted
abuse from the County Attorney at that meeting regarding the,J.
P. Court. They stated that the County Commissioners had agreed
to let the District Court decide as to whether Mr. Byrd had been
legally appointed Justice of the Peace, and this hearing should be
set for sometime in May.
Reverend Vernon Kendall requested that the Council make some
adjustments regarding the license fee for persons teaching the
dancing and music and other performing arts. After much dis-
cussion, Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman Curfman and
carried with Councilman Norman casting the one Aissentang vote
that the license fee be reduced from $10.00 to $2.00 per year to
become effective July 1, 1965.
Mayor Norman Boyd read a wire from Senator Moss which stated
that the City of Moab had been awarded a grant in the amount(of
$35,500.00 for construction of the proposed Sewage treatment
Plant. This was considerably less than the amount requested, but
no explanation was given for the decrease. Mayor Boyd also read
a letter of transm.ttal from the State Board of Health to the
Public Health Service in Denver regarding the plans for this Sew-
age treatment Plant.
The delinquent special improvement district aceounts\were
read and discussed and the City Attorney, R. Ruggeri, was in-
structed to write letters to the persons who are delinquent and
inform them that they would have to pay this.decount in full .pr
suffer legal action.
Mayor Boyd announced that Jacob Hatzenbuehler had furnished
the City with an acceptable Performance Bondr for the Garbage
Collection Service contract, and had informed him that equipment
to perform this contract had been ordered.
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman Norman and
carried to approve all bills presented for payment.
Councilman Norman moved seconded by Councilman Scharf and
carried to accept the amended portion of Plat "A" of Utex
Subdivision subject to some changes and subject to the approval of
the Moab City Planning Commission.
Minutes of special meeting held March 8th were approved(on
motion of Councilman McDougald seconded by CouncilmanSoharf,and
carried., Minutes of regular meeting held March 16, 1965,\were
approved on motion of Councilman Mullen seconded by Councilman
McDougald-and carried. Minutes of special meeting heldilareh 23rd
were approved on motion of 'Councilman Mullen seconded 'by Councilman
McDougald and carried.
Councilman McDougald moved seconded by Councilman Mullen,and
carried to pave the area known as "Ute Circle" in the Mountainview
Subdivision to be used as a playground area for that neighbor-
hood. This decision was made because the Council bad felt that
planting this area in grass and the expense of maintaining it
would be too great.
Council agreed that due to the precedent that had been set in
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the past that they .could not refund any part .of the license free
paid for the Beer Tavern Iknown as the '^frontier Clnnh
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman McCougald and
carried that the City not enter into any coil cor gas lease on City
property which would be the Cad City (Park and the (Goltf Course.
Councilman Curfman moved seconded by Councilman Scharf and
carried with Councilman Mullen and Councilman Noonan casting the
dissenting votes to plant grass and landscape the :grounds at the
:Scout BuilOing, and the CI-* to maintain tilts property at City
expense.
'Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to send Chief (of Police R. Part and ,Judge tCrist to the
University of Utah 'School of Alcoholism studies at ,a most of
$130.,00 which would not _include transportation.
Police Activity report for the month of March was read and
(discussed.
There being no further business to come before the Council,
meeting was adjourned at 11:45 P. M. on motion of Councilman
'Scharf seconded by Councilman Norman and carried.
ayor Norman CG_ Boyd
Attest:
'City Recorder
April 2D, 1965
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council \was held on the
above date at t8 P. M_ in the (Council Chambers_
Present were Councilmen IEben ;Scharf, Robert Norman, Wm.
McDougald,;,and John MulLLefi''with Mayor Boyd and Councilman (Cuff -man
being absent. Also present were City Attorney Robert -Ruggeri,
Chief of Police Robert Hart, City Recorder Darrell Reardon and
others.
There being a legal (quorum present, (Councilman Melloxgaii was
elected Mayor pro tem on motion .of Councilman Scharf seconded by
.Councilman Norman and carried.
.Mayor pro tem invited Father lio ben of the IEpt oopalnan
Church to give the prayer.
Chief of i Police Hart reported -that the new (police oar had
been (delivered .and would be in service in a few (lays \Chen necess-
ary radio equipment :was installed_
Considerable (ditsoussion was held (on -the segregation and di-
version of water fillings from the MatJL (Creek area to the Sommer-
vi.11.le Ranch area. Rxeerpt-s from minutes regandn'rng 'this were read.
,and discussed. City :Attorney Ruggeri stated that the had failed
to give notification to the Texas (Gulf Sulp'him attommeys prior MO
our filing for these (Changes, and this had been ,an (oversight (on
his part_ at -was reported. that Texas (Gilt ;SrLphur Company \was
(going to protest the segregation .and (changing the point of (alver-
sion to the ;Sommerville ,area. lit was 'suggested that .a tmeetri rl
with the Council ,and Mr.. Frank '2nppie, (General Manager (off 'Texas
(Gulf 'Sulphur, (Potash IDivRsion, he held to t.ry -ho resolve any (problem
(connected with these new appllicati(ons-
A petition was presented through Councilman „iohn Malin from
26 property (owners in (Moun'iiahnviiew 'Subdivision protestting the (de-
nts -ion to :black=top lute Circle as these people \wanted grass planted
an this area. (Councilman ,Mrr-lil,en -moved that a motion of the rpne-
vious meeting he rescinded .and that (Lite Circle he landscaped .and
(planted in grass instead (of black -tapping this .area, ;seconded by
(Councilman 'Scharf ,and (carried.
(Council \will
not refund li-
(cense fee for
]Frontier Club.
City will not
center into llceaae
ion coil or gas on
City propertty.
snout IB1I crlt g_ twill
Ilandscape.
gehoo➢. of Aloo-
holLism - (Chief
''Dart 1S( ,Judge
Crest to ego.
tlolirce.tActiwity
ady"ournment-
11L:45 P. M.
regular (meeting
(Pirayer-FatliFxer
lJ Io ,ben.
new poliiree tear
(delivered.
,segneirattion (&
(datversion coif
water filings
from the Mill
(Creek area to tile
Sommerville rand(
reported that
ILIGS \wilLl :protest,
tmeettnmg mo Ibe
arranged with
'Ti-`ppire con ails -
"Tile Circler
will be planted
in ;grass and
landaoapell
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Sports Car
Cymkana to be
held may 1st.
Flowering Plant
for circle in
City Park.
meg-lonall sal ooll
for municipal
officers geemh
ployees.
City Street &
County Road Soh
permission re-
quested to in=
stall Beaver
farm.
flat of Robert
Ritchie proper
in relation tta
(Golf Club prope
letter received
on small amount
of grant
publicity shoo
be given on gar
legge and mtfi+pr
new tondnnanne-6
minutes apprav
Budget Report
when sewer ser-
vice is inter-
rupted people
axe Mott to be -
increase - Eel
Taylhor - $20.011
1ID:39 P., M.
IDipnn r egnnes ti of Mr. tt2anal& Jacobs, represenntting the Moab
Chamber of Commerce, Councilman Rrinarf moved seecDmted by Council-
man Norman and carried to allow ,them to block off the 300 Block
on Cane Etmest urn ffiay list friosc 12:30 P. M. to 4:30 P. M. Which
will be uased for a sports ear ggUiana.
Coauuncil agreed to purchase flowering plants Which Will be
planted in tine circle in tine City Pars.
Mayor Pro ttem Mcliongald read a letter er^ of invitation from
Total' municipal leagor to a regional school for muuunicipal officers
and e n pDoyees of Grand and San Juan County Which will be held
OD Aprils 29tt?h in Monticello.
Counnncil agreed that Street Foreman Jaek lfawley, City Engi-
neer B. ®_ CruZZr-n6 and Ad nian sttrator Darrell RearmIa n wenold be
allowed expenses to go to the City Street and County 13coad Seh oD.
t O be held in St. George May 6121n and 7tih.
Mr. Ed Hayes requested permnrsionn to install a ]Beaver
]Farm at First West and Second South. Council recommended than Mr.
Reyes contact the Planning Commission and request a Zoning change
an this property to allow this type of industry.
Counri l a eg nr a ted that City Engineer Cozzooc make a plat
_ m;f' the Rehertt Ritchie property adjniniug the Golf Club property
as to atts boundary in reD.atti,>Dn to the Golf Club property.
A letter from nine limited Shatter Department of Il.rarth,
tfidurattimn and. Welfare, regarding our federal grant being $19,0ID0
Hess liar What we had apposed for Haas mead and discussed.
It was agreed that some publicity ern than enforcement
of our ordinenc e_s and Mena hype of garbage
pick-up which will OD.MMEn„ on July D., 1965, be publicized,
and all persons notified bow this bark -door coD_llecctfion systte n
will operate.
The minutes of April 6, 1965, were approved on motion of
deouneaIlm+an NDrImam seoontieel by Councilman Scharf and carried.
'Bunten report for the month of Manch was mead and discussed.
Councilman that any time sewer service was in-
terrupted that-pergibenent ttAe charged f®a this service, seaecvndel
by Councilman Norman and carried.
Comnmillmian Mullen moved sect:mule" by Councilman Scharf and
carried to allow ilia Taylor an increase in salary of twenty
dollars per, month as dog cattmalnac. Vas iIIner ease to be mettrto-
arttia+e as ,o1E Jaen,nary 11, DgidS_
Mere being MID further business to come before the Cecil,
meeting was adjourned rnet3 aft' DID:3 0 P. M. on mDRiron of CDnncl man
Scharf seconded bey Commacill,maan Mollllea and carried_
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April 29, 7965
A special meeting of the Moab City Council was held on the
above date at 5:30 P. N. in the City Administrators office.
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Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilman Norman, Cowman and Mull
with Councilmen NeDougald and Scharf being absent. Also present
were Mr. Lynn Thatcher of the Utah Department of Health and the
Water Pollution Control Board, City F.neneer Cozzens, City Attorney
R. Ruggeri and City Recorder Darrell Reardon.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declared
the meeting open for business.
Plans for the proposed Sewage Treatment Plant were dis-
cussed, and Nr. Thatcher explained that the plans as they are at
present had been approved by both the United States Public Health
Service and the Utah Department of Health, but that there were
some recommended changea to have a more efficient operation. Mr.
Thatcher explained what the Utah Department of Health would
recommend to be changed.
There being no further business to come before the Council,
Cb meeting was adjourned at 6:40 P. M. on motion of Councilman Norman
C4 seconded by Councilman Curfman and carried.
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nay 4, 1965
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on the
above date at a P. N. In the Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen E. Scharf, Wm. McDougald,
R. Curfm»an, and J. Mullen with Councilman Norman being absent.
Also present were City Engineer Cozzens, City Attorney Ruggeri,
Building Inspector Jacques, Chief of Police Hart, City Recorder
Reardon, and others.
There being a legal quorum present, Nayor Boyd declared the
meeting open for business, and invited Father Goddard of the Catho-
lic Mirth to give the prayer;.,
Mayor Boyd explained that Nr. Jaek_Pavne had applied for a
buildingpermit to build an office building to house the Eoploy-
m of Security Office, but had not been issued a permit because all
subdivision requirements of the Uranium Village Subdivision had
not been complied with. Council agreed that before the building
permit coubi be issued that water and sewer mains should be in-
stalled to the intersection. Curbs and Gutters should be in-
stalled on the property bring developed, add money for street pav-
tog should be escrowed with the City. It was suggested that a
special meeting with Nr. Jack Payne and the City Council should
be held to di.mvozs this situation.
Mr. Frank llapies of the Moab Garden Center requested permess'
to quote on the City spraying needs for this year. Council agreed
that he should obtain the necessary licenses, and inspect tries
and other areas to he ed with Building pecto In sprayInspector r Jacques, and
present the City with a flan price for doing this work by May
lJID idn .
The first draft of the proposed Garbage Contract was presented
by City Attorney i and discussed with the Council.
the Class mC" 'oad Program for this year was discussed with
the Council and City Engnuneer, and the necessary Rums and appli
cations were approved and signed on motion of Conneibman ttulleir
special meeting
Plans for the
Sewage Treatment
Plant discussed.
recoumuetuded
changes.
adjournment-
6:40 P. H.
ar meeting
Father Goddard
- prayer.
Jack Payi.e-
applies for bldg.
permit for Employ
sent Security off,
special meeting
set to discuss
bldg. permit for
above.
Frank Naynea to
present City with
bid on spraying_
of trees by Nay
10th.
Garbage Contract
Class C_ Road
Fund application*
approved.
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seconded by Councilman Scharf and carried.
subdividers of
Mountainview are
responsible for
development. No
service connecti
fees to be
Plat of Robert
Ritchie prope
adjoining Moab
Country Club
discussed.
Chief Hart to
attend meeting
for law enforce-
ment officers.
bills to be pal
Minutes approve
on arranging
meeting with TGS
on segregation &
changing point of
Diversion of wate
filings from Mi]1-
creek area to
Sommerville Ranch
New street lights
to be installed
& old lights up-
graded.
Irene :::::::
del i nqtered,
water bill caused
by leak & she w"
have to repair.
letter from Senati
Moss on_increas-
ing our grant for`
proposed sewage
disposal Plant.
Rod McCrimmon of
Utah St. Employ-
ment office to
discuss job eval
uation plan:
adjonr.+.. ent-11: 4a
P. M.
Council agreed that the portion of the Mountainview Sub-
division that has been subdivided but not developed should be
developed at the subdividers expense which will include the
installation of all necessary water and sewer mains, curbs,
gutters and pavement, and that no service connection fees will
be charged by the City.
The Plat of the Robert Ritchie property adjoining property
of the Moab Country Club was presented and discussed, and it
was agreed that it did not overlap at an appreciable amount.
City Engineer Cozzens explained that -_the City had sold this
property to Mr. George White by a legal subdivision, and that
Mr. George White had sold his property by meets and bounds.
Police Activity for the month of April was presented and
discussed. Council agreed that Chief of Police Hart should
attend the meeting for law enforcement officers to be held at
1:30 P. M. May 5th, 1965, in Salt Lake City.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman McUougald
and carried to pay all bills as presented to date.
Minutes of the regular meeting held April 20, 1965, were
approved on motion of Councilman Mullen seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried. Minutes of a special meeting held April
29, 1965, were.approved on motion of Councilman Curfman seconded
by Councilman -Mullen and carried.
City Recorder Reardon reported that several efforts had
been made to contact Mr. Frank Tippie, General Manager of
Texas Gulf Sulphur, Potash Division, by telephone to arrange
a meeting with Mr. Tipple and the City Council to discuss
problems regarding the segregation and changing point of diver-
sion of our water filings from Mill Creek area to the Sommer-
ville Ranch area, but had not been successful in talking to
him or arranging a meeting.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman McDougald
and carried to install new street lights and up -grade some of
the old lights as recommended from a survey made by Chief of
Police Hart and City Engineer Cozzens along with Ray Walker
of the Utah Power and Light Company.
Delinquent water bill of Mrs. Irene Stewart was discussed,
and it was reported that she has only been paying the minimum
amount, but she does have a leak in her own water line. Council
agreed that Mrs. Stewart should be contacted and informed
that she would have to repair this water leak at her own expense,
and the delinquent amount would have to be paid.
r Mayor Boyd read a copy of a letter from Senator Moss to
Consulting Engineer Davis Holder regarding the possibility of
having our federal grant increased for construction of the
proposed sewage disposal plant_
Council agreed that Mr. Rod McCrimmon of the Utah State
EmpinymEnt Security office in Salt Lake City should be contacted
and the date established for holding a special meeting with the
City Council to discuss the Moab City Job Evaluation and Salary
Plan.
There being no further business to come before the Council,
meeting was adjourned at 11:45 P. M. on motion of Councilman
C ur Mon seconded by Councilman Mullen and carried.
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A special meeting of the -Moab City Council was held on the
above date at 12 noon in the Arches Dining Room.
Present
Norman, with
present were
Jack Payne.
were Mayor Boyd, Councilman Scharf, McDougald, and
Councilmen Curfman and Mullen being absent. Also
City Engineer Cozzens, City Recorder Reardon and
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declared the
meeting open for business.
Excerpts from the minutes of May 4, 1965, were read and
discussed regarding the Uranium Village Subdivision as amended.
Council agreed that if subdivider Jack Payne would furnish
all materials for water and sewer main extensions from existing
lines on First East, South to the intersection of Uranium Avenue,
the City will do all installation and this would allow Mr. Payne
one free connection on the South 120 feet of Lot 9 of the Urani-
um Village Subdivision. Any other connections on these mains
will be charged for at the regular fee as established by Ordin-
ance.
Mr. Payne will also construct Curb and gutter on the same
described piece of property. The City agreed that any paving or
curb and gutter work should be done by either the subdivider or
the School district.
Mayor Boyd announced that Mr. Frank Haynes of the Moab
Garden Center had given a bid of 65¢ per tree for spraying trees
on City property. This would be for one spraying. Mayor Boyd
further informed the Council that other bids would be forth-
coming before the next regular Council meeting.
There being no further business to come before the Council,
meeting was adjourned at 1 P. M. on motion of Councilman Norman
and seconded by Councilman Scharf and carried.
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City Recorder
May 18, 1965
The regular meeting of the Moab City C= 211 was held on
the above date at 8 P. M. in the Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Norman G. Boyd, Councilmen E. Scharf,
R. Norman, Rm. McDougald, and J. Ma11en, with Councilman Curfman
arriving at 10:20 P. M. Also present were City Attorney R. Rugged
Chief of Police Robert Hart, City Recorder Darrell Reardon, and
others.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declared the
meeting open for business, and he invited Reverend Goodman of
the First Baptist Church to give the prayer.
Copies of the second draft of the proposed garbage contract
were read and discussed by the City Attorney and City Council. It
was agreed that the term =Garbage and Solid Waste= be used con-
sistently throughout the contract. Council requested time to re-
view the second draft prior to the next regular meeting, at
which time it could be discussed and approved. It was reported
that the contractor had read and approved of the second draft.
Minutes of the Planning Commission meeting held May 17, 1965,
were read and discussed regarding -their -recommendation that an -
area West of 100 West Street between 100 So. and 200 So. be re-
zoned from commercial to agricultural to allow Mr. Edgar Hayes to
install a Beaver Farm on this property. Council recommended
that before a daciSion to advertise for a "Notice of Public Hearing"
special meeting.
Uranium Village
subdivision as
amended, discussed
Jack Payne to fur-
nish materials,
and City will in-
stall - will allow
1 free connection.
Payne to construct
Curb & Gutter.
Moab Garden Center
Frank Haynes gives
65bid on spray-
ing trees.
adjournment-
1 P. M.
Regular Meeting
Rev. Goodman -
Prayer.
Proposed garbage
contract reviewed
Beaver Farm in
City discussed.
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Aspects jof the
Beaver Farm to
besstudied,
and information
secured. Notice
of public hear-
ing on same.
Holiday Haven -
delinquent pay-
ments due.
owners to send
partial payment.
Holiday Haven -
residents to be
served garnish-
ments- these
will be for pay-
ment of delin-
quent water -
sewer -garbage
accounts.
Holder to discuss
amount of grant
in Denver, Colo.
from Public Healt
service.
Infilco requests
payment for sew-
age plant equip.
budget report -
April
bills to be paid.
informal bids to
be obtained for
spraying of trees
commence as soon
as possible.
Minutes approved.
be made that Building and Sanitation Inspector Jacques be in-
structed to investigate this area, and question the nearby proper-
ty owners as to their opinion on this type of operation in this
location. City Recorder Reardon is to request information from
the Municipal League and their legal counsel regarding this type
of operation. Mayor Boyd on May 20, 1965, will inspect the
operation in Springville, Utah, which is similar to the one pro-
posed here.
Delinquent water, sewer, and garbage service charges for
Holiday Haven Mobile Home Resort were discussed at considerable
length. Current bill as of May 15, 1965, is $2,531.18, and the
delinquent amount is $1,644.38. Mayor Boyd reported that
several telephone conversations between the owners of this
establishment and the FHA director in this district had taken
place in the last month, and the owners were sending a partial
payment of $200.00 to $300.00 today.
Councilman Mullen moved that residents of Holiday Haven
be notified that the owners are delinquent on the water, sewer,
and garbage service payments, and if these payments are not
made by June 1, 1965, service will be discontinued. After con-
siderable discussion, Councilman Mullen withdrew this motion.
Councilman Mullen then moved that the City Attorney be instructed
to prepare a complaint, post bond or other evidence of good
faith, and serve garnishments on all residents in Holiday Haven.
The garnishments collected will be for the payment of delinquent
water, sewer„ and garhage service charges. This was seconded
by Councilman McDougald and carried with Councilman Curfman
being absent, and Councilman Scharf casting the dissenting
vote because in his opinion this was a deviation from past pro-
cedure or policy.
At 10:20 P. M., Councilman Curfman joined the Council and
apologized for being late, and explained that he had been on the
Grand County School Senior Awards program which coincided with
the Council meeting.
Mayor Boyd reported that the Consulting Engineer, on the
proposed Sewage Treatment Plant, Davis Holder, would,be in
Denver, Colorado, May 21, 1965, to discuss the amount of the
grant the City should receive,from the Public Health Service.
A letter from Infilco Corporation requesting payment for
Sewage treatment plant equipment was read and discussed. Council
instructed City Attorney Ruggeri to answer this letter, and.
inform them of all the circumstances involved before payment
can be made.
The budget report for the month of April,was read and,dis-
cussed.
Councilman Curfman moved seconded by Councilman Scharf and
carried that all bills as presented be paid.
Councilman Scharf moved sec='ld by Councilman Curfman and
carried to have the City Purchasing Agent obtain informal bids
for the spraying of trees on City property and award a contract
to the lowest acceptable bids, and have him commence this pro-
ject as soon as possible.
Minutes of the regular meeting held May 4, 1965, were
approved on motion of Councilman Mullen seconded by Councilman
Scharf and carried. Minutes of special meeting held May,11,
1965, were approved on motion of Councilman McDougald seconded
by Councilman Norman and carried.
Meeting with TGS City Attorney Ruggeri reported that he had received a
and State Engine telephone call from Raymond Senior attorneys for the Texas
Gulf Sulphur Company informing him that they would have to file
and City offici s protest action on or before May 29, 1965, pertaining to the segre-
to be arranged
to discuss segre-
gation and diver-
sion of the City
water filing from
the Millereek area
to the -Sommerville
Ranch area.
gation and diversion of the City water filing from the Mill
Creek area to the Sommerville Ranch area unless a meeting with
all parties concerned with the State Engineer eould be held
here in Moab or Salt Lake City, to resolve any differences.
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman Norman and carried
to instruct City Attorney Ruggeri to arrange for a 30 day
extension of time so this meeting could be arranged.
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Councilman McDougald explained that though the Irrigation
Company had accepted the irrigation project, Mr. Titus who
lives on 400 East had a problem regarding his being able to
obtain irrigation water that should be settled. Councilman
Scharf informed the Council that he would investigate this
problem and try to arrive at some solution.
.There being no further business to come before the
Council, meeting was adjourned at 11:40 P. M. on motion of
Councilman Mullen seconded by Councilman Norman and carried.
Mayor Norman G. Boydf�
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C ty Recorder
May 28, 1965
A special meeting of the Moab City Council was held at
12 noon on the above date in the Arches Dining Room.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen Scharf, R. Norman,
Wm. McDougald, and J. Mullen with Councilman Curfman being
absent. Also present were Consulting Engineer Davis Holder,
City Engineer R. O. Cozzens, City Attorney Ruggeri and City
Recorder Darrell Reardon.
A statement in the amount of $63,600.00 from Infilco for
Sewage treatment plant equipment was read and discussed.
Although the equipment included in the statement had not been
inventoried, Councilman McDougald moved seconded by Council-
man Mullen and carried to write Infilco a letter of proposal.
The City would offer to pay so% of the full amount 'of $31,800.00
now and 90% of the total purchase price of individual items
on a monthly basis as they are installed. The final payment
of 10% of the total purchase price or $6,360.00 will be paid
upon final acceptance and approval of the City's Consultant
Engineer on this project. Infilco Company is to accept this
compromise payment in writing before any monies are to be
paid to them.
Mr. Holder stated that in his opinion the Public Health
Service would not participate in a public grant for the $63,600
worth of equipment that had been ordered from Infilco as our
method of obtaining bids for this equipment was not acceptable
to them.
Councilman McDougald moved seconded by rolm,!ilman Scharf
and carried that we accept the offer of a $35,550.00 grant
from the Public Health Service and inform the Public Health
Service that the City feels they are justified in receiving
the grant for 30% of the cost of the equipment in question
and would like to leave this open for further negotiation.
There being no further business to come before the Council,
meeting was adjourned at 1:15 P. M. on motion of Councilman
McDougald seconded by Councilman Norman and carried.
Zfftfrn-ran � G. Boyd
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City Recorder
Mr. Titus - prob-
lem with irrigation's
water will be in-
vestigated.
Special meeting
Infilco - statement
in amount of
$63,600.00. Agree-
ment in writing to
be made with Infil-
co on payment of
this.
Public Grant -
Method of obtain-
ing bids for equip
ment, might pre-
vent loan from
Public Health Sery
$35,550.00rgrant
from Public Healtll
Serv. accepted,
and further ne-
gotiation to be
made.
adjournment-1c15
P.M.
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regular meeting
LDS - Prayer.
Complaint of
Mrs. Flora Evans
on property taken
for irrigation
ditch right of way
or street right
of way discussed.
New ordinance book
delivered.
Recreation Board
to pay for the
installation of
2 water meters.
Water bills abated
for May, June,
July, August.
Request for rezon-
ing property for
Beaver Farm for
Mr. Edgar Hayes
is denied.
City Attorney Rugg
to prepare contrac
on garbage for
_Ignatures of City
and contractor.
Meeting to be
arranged with Tipp
& State Engineer
& representatives
of TGS, and repre-
sentatives of City
on segregation &
point of diversion
change application
resolution for
garbage collection
services to be pre
pared by next meet
June 1, 1965
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held at
8 P. M. on the above date in the Moab City Council Chambers.
Present,were Maynr.Boyd,. Councilmem,R. Norman,.Wm_.Mc-
Dougald, R. Curfman, and J. Mullen with Councilman Scharf
arriving after call of roll. Also present were Chief of
Police R. Hart, City Attorney Ruggeri, Accounting Adviser E.
J. Claus, City Recorder Reardon, Building Inspector Jean
Jacques, and others.
There-heing a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declared
the meeting open for business and invited Bishop John Hoggard
of the L. D. S. Church to give the prayer.
Mr. Robert Mehle stated that the City had apparently
taken some of his mother-in-law's property, Mrs. Flora Evans ,
for an irrigation ditch right-of-way or street right-of-way.
After some discussion, Mayor Boyd telephoned City Engineer
Cozzens to be present at the meeting in order to get his
opinion in this matter. City Engineer Cozzens explained_
that he had talked to Mrs. Evans and that the fence had been
constructed on the locations that Mrs. Evans agreed on
originally. Councilmen Scharf and Mullen agreed that they,
along with City Engineer,Cozzens, would talk with Mrs. Evans
and try to resolve this problem of the fence location.
Mayor Boyd announced that th. new ordinance books had
been delivered, but were not ready for distribution as the
ordinance adopting these revised ordinances had not as yet
been published.
Mr. Glen Richeson representing the Moab City Recreation
Board requested that the Recreation Board be allowed to pay
for the labor and materials for the installation of two water
meters that had been installed by the City, and that the water
bills be abated for the months of May, June, July and August.
This,request was,approved on motion of Councilman Mullen
seconded by Councilman Curfman and carried.
Mayor Boyd stated that he had asked Building Inspector
Jacques to contact property owners in the area around First
West and Second South because of a request that had been made
to rezone some of this property to allow Mr. Edgar Hayes to
install a Beaver Farm. Mr. Jacques reported that a majority
of the people in this area that he had contacted were against
permitting this type of operation in this area. Mayor Boyd
stated that he had also received four letter$ from property
owners in this area protesting this type of operation. Council-
man Curfman moved seconded by Councilman Scharf and carried
that due to the number of protests received, both verbal and
written, that the request for rezoning property for a Beaver
Farm be denied.
ri Councilman Norman moved seconded by Councilman McDougald
and carried that City Attorney Ruggeri be instructed to pre-
pare the garbage and solid waste contract as corrected for
the necessary signatures of the City and the contractor.
Council instructed City Attorney Ruggeri and City Re-
corder Reardon to write, a letter to Mr. Frank Tipple,
e General Manager of Texas Gulf Sulphur, Potash Division, to
arrange a meeting with the State Engineer, representatives
of Texas Gulf Sulphur, and representatives of Moab City re-
garding the,segregation and.paint of diversion change. appli-
cation that Moab City has on file with the State Engineer's
office. City Attorney Ruggeri notified the Council that he
had received word the time for protesting this Ming had
been delayed for a period of 30 days as per the request of
the City.
Council instructed City Attorney Ruggeri to have the
resolution affecting the garbage collection service charges
prepared for Council's approval at the next regular meeting.
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Accounting Adviser E. J. Claus reviewed with the Mayor and
City Council the current year's budget as well as the preliminary
proposed budget for the next fiscal year. Considerable discussion
followed as to how the next fiscal year's budget could be lowered
and where -more revenue could be obtained.
Councilman Mullen moved that the minutes of the regular
Meegint held May 18, 1965, be approved seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried.
There being no further business to come before the Council,
meeting was adjourned at 11 P. M. on motiohpof. Councilman_ Norman
seconded by Councilman Mullen and carried.
ayor Norman G. Boy
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June 15, 1965
V The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above date at 8 P. M. in the Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen Eben Scharf, R.
Curfman, and John Mullen with Councilman Wm. McDougald
arriving after call of roll, and Councilman Norman being
absent.
Also present were City Attorney Ruggeri, Chief of Police
Robert Hart, Building Inspector Jack Jacques, City Recorder
Darrell Reardon, and City Accounting Adviser E. J. Claus,
and others.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declared
the meeting open for business and invited Bishop Harry
Snow of the LDS Church to give the prayer.
Harry Snow, Attorney for Mr. Clarence Hotz, presented
a claim to the Council for injuries received by Mr. Hotz's
son who was apparently burned by hot liquids that exploded
while 'they were at the Garbage Dump.
Mayor Boyd read a letter from Mr. Frank Tipple, Mana-
ger of Texas Gulf Sulphur, Potash Division, stating that he
would be willing to, meet with the State Engineer and the
City Council at 3 P. M. on June 16, 1965. This meeting had
been arranged with the State Engineer by ^ity Attorney F
Ruggeri. City Attorney Ruggeri stated that he had held a
recent conversation with Mr. Tippie, and he would be
unable to make the 3 P. M. meeting and would like to have
this meeting held at 8 A. M. if possible. After several
telephone calls, City Attorney Ruggeri stated that he had
been unable to contact the State Engineer and could not
change the time of the scheduled meeting.
Mayor Boyd read a letter from the office of the State
Planning Coordinator requesting that a representative from
the City along with a representative from Grand County
attend a meeting at 10 A. M. in the State Capitolbuilding
in Salt Lake City, on June 17, 1965. The letter stated that
a representative from the Ken R. White Company would be in
attendance at this meeting, and they would meet with the
State Tax Commission and the Department of business of the
University of Utah.
Mayor Boyd read a letter from Councilman Norman who was
Budget for current
year and next
fiscal year dis-
cussed.
Minutes approved.
Adjournment-
11 P. M.
Regular Meeting
Bishop Harry Snow -
prayer.
Clarence Hotz pre-
sents claim for
damages to his
son at Dump.
meeting to be held
with TGS, City,
and State Engr.
meeting to be held
in State Capitol
building with
Ken R. White Co.,
State Tax Commissiol
& Dept. of Business
of Utah University.
on planning.
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Norman makes recom-
mendations for City
water filings - Gol
Course- & budget.
Minutes approved.
No annual mainten-
ance on Multigraph
machine.
letter on charges
at Swimming Pool -
Mrs. Meador.
Mrs. Flora Evans -
Fence Situation
discussed.
Infilco accepts o
proposal for pay-
ment -Sewage Disp.
equipment.
On Balancing the
budget. without
increasing taxes.
Merit Salary rais
will not be given
unless revenues
warrant the inere
Engineering Dept.
should be trans-
ferred to W/S.
public hearing on
budget -June 22,
1965.
adjournment-12:35
A. M.
unable to attend this meeting explaining the reasons for his
absence, and making several recommendations as to the City
water filings on the Moab Golf Course well, and also recommen-
dations as to this year's budget.
Minutes of the special meeting held May 28, 1965, and the
regular meeting held June 1, 1965, were approved on motion
of Councilman McDougald seconded by Councilman Mullen and
carried.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman Mullen
and carried that bills be paid as presented with the exception
of the bill for annual maintenance from the Addressograph
Multigraph Corporation on our Multigraph machine.
A letter from Mrs. Meador regarding charges made at the
Swimming Pool for swimming fees was read and discussed, but
no action was taken.
Councilman Scharf stated that he and Councilman Mullen
and Councilman Curfman had investigated the fence situation
that Mrs. Flora Evans had complained about, and they had
talked to Mrs. Evans about this problem. Mrs. Evans stated
that her son would be in town in about a month, and she
requested that they discuss this further with him at that
time.
Mayor Boyd read a letter from Infilco Corporation accept-
ing our proposal of payment to them for ,sewage disposal
equipment.
The balance of the meeting was spent discussing the pro-
posed budget for the coming Fiscal Year with the Council and
Mr. E. J. Claus, the City Accounting Adviser. Several recommen-
dations were made as to how to balance the budget with our
estimated revenue for the coming year without increasing
taxes.
Council agreed that there should not be any merit salary
increases for this coming year unless revenues were great
enough to warrant this.
e.
They also agreed that the Engineering Department should
be transferred to the Water and Sewer Department, and charges
made to the other departments for any other engineering work.
Other reductions were made in the proposed budget to
bring the budget in line with the proposed revenue. The
Council was informed that the public hearing for the budget
would be held June 22, 1965.
There being no further business to come before the
Council, meeting was adjourned at 12:35 A. M. on motion of
Councilman Mullen seconded by Councilman McDougald and earried.
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June 22, 1965
A special meeting for a Public Hearing on the 1965-
1966 Fiscal Year Budget was held on the above date at
8 P. M. in the Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen Eben Scharf,
Robert Norman, Robert Curfman and J. Mullen with Council-
man Wm. McDougald being absent. Also present were
City Accounting Adviser, E. J. Claus, and City Recorder
Darrell Reardon.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd
declared the meeting open for business.
Mayor Boyd reported that the City Engineer, City
Administrator, and himself had met with Mr. Frank Tippie,
General Manager of Texas Gulf Sulphur Potash Division,
regarding application to divert water from Mill Creek
area to the Sommerville Ranch area. Mayor Boyd reported
that he,had held a telephone conversation with Mr.
Frank Tippie,,today, and Mr. Tippie informed him that his
company was not going. to file a protest on this appli-
cation.
Mayor Boyd reported that the County Commissioners
and himself attended a meeting at Salt Lake City June
17, 1965, and had met with the State'Planning Coordi-
nator, representatives of the University of Utah,
State Tax Commission, and Mr. Holland of Ken R. White
Company, regarding our proposed Master Plan for Grand
County and the City of Moab.
Councilman Curfman moved seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to pay bills as presented providing
that the bills from Grand County is subject to adjust-
ment.
Council discussed the problem of the noise created
by a number of motorcycles within the City of Moab,
and it was decided that they would ask the Highway
Patrol and Sheriff's office to cooperate with the Moab
City Police Department in attempting to control this
nuisance.
After discussion, Cuuncilman Scharf moved seconded
by Councilman Curfman and carried that we adopt the
budget for the fiscal Year 1965-1966 as presented. A
copy " ;his budget is in the "Incident to Minute" File.
The General Fund budget was revenues of $224,350.00
and expenditures of $227,585.00
There being no further business to come before
the Council, meeting was adjourned at 9:30 P. M. on
motion of Councilman Norman seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried.
ayor Norman G. Boyd
At est:
City Recorder
Special Meeting for
65-66 Fiscal Year
Budget.
legal Quorum
TGS will not file pro-
test on application to
divert water from Mill
Creek Area to the
Sommerville Ranch Area,
meeting held in Salt
Lake City regarding
proposed Master Plan
for Grand County and
City of Moab.
moved to pay all bills
presented providing
bills from Grand County
are subject to adjust-
ment.
Highway Department and
Sheriff's office asked
to cooperate with City
police in controlling
motorcycles and noise.
1965-1966 Fiscal Years
Budget is adopted.
adjournment - 9:30 P. M.
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Regular Meeting
Elder Pueschel-
Prayer.
Several complaints
received on garbage.
Drainage problem on
5th WeSt XStreet.
Mr. L. H. Woodward
to be paid for past
services to the City
providing he pays
bills he owes City.
TGS will not protest
changing point of
diversion and segre-
gation of City's
water rights in the
Millcreek area to th
Sommerville Ranch
area.
possibility of devel
oping more water -
ISOmmerville Ranch.
schedule of work
procedure on Moab
City -Grand County
Master Plan to be
forthcoming.
Old Grand County Air
port to be used for
sportscar racing.
Committees appointed
to set up rules &
regulations. Bill
McDougald appointed
from City.
Mayor to be allowed
expenses to attend
Board meeting of
Municipal League.
Jacques to be allowe
expenses for Plumbin
code school. Mrs.
Sadonna Richards
allowed expenses.
July 6, 1965
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
the above date at 8 P. M. in the Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilman Ebert Scharf, Robert
Norman, Wm McDougald, Robert Curfman, and John Mullen. Also
present were Chief of Police Robert Hart, City Engineer
Cozzens, City Recorder Darrell Reardon, and others.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boydkdeclared
the meeting open for business, and invited Elder Puesehel
of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church to give the prayer.
Mayor Boyd informed the Council that several complaints
had been received regarding the manner in which the new
garbage contractor was making his collection, but that for
the present the complaints were no greater than could be
normally expected with this type of change -over.
Council discussed the drainage problem on 5th,West
Street, and it was generally agreed that the high water in
the river and flooding of the hay field on the EastLside of
the street was the source of this problem., Councilman
structed City Engineer Cozzens to investigate and see if
there is any way that the City could help solve this
drainage problem.
Two bills in the amount of $151.90 for services rendered
by Mr. L. H. Woodward in prior years were presented and
approved on motion of Councilman Norman seconded by Cduneil-
man Scharf and carried providing that Mr. Woodward pay all
bills that he may owe the City at this time.
The Mayor stated that he had informed the State Engineer,
Mr. Lambert, that after a. meeting with the City Engineer',
City Administrator, and Mr. Frank Tippie, General Manager
of TGS Potash Division and himself, that Mr. Tipple had
agreed that neither he or his company would protest the segre-
gation and changing point of diversion of our waterrrights
in the Millcreek area to the Sommerville Ranch area.
Council also discussed the possibility of developing
more water, particularly for future use in the Sommerville
Ranch area.
Mayor Boyd announced that Planning Engineer, Mr.
Jeffory Holland, of the Ken R. White Company who have the'
contract on the Moab City -Grand County Master Planning was
in his office on June 25, 1965, to discuss this Master
Planning, and informed him that he would send a letter within
a short time with a schedule of the work procedure for this
project.
Mr. Harold Jacobs info med the Council that,he'had'met
with the County Commissioners regarding the use ofithe-
abandoned Grand County Airport for Sports Car and automobile
racing, and the County Commissioners have agreed that they
would allow these facilities to be used for this purpose,
and appointed Mr. Harold Jacobs as Chairman of a Committee
to set up rules, regulations and procedures for the use of
this property. Commissioner Mars Pope was also appointed
as a member of the committee, and the County Commissioners
recommended that the third member of this committee be
appointed from the City Council. --After C'ouhcilmaWMcbougaid
volunteered to serve on this committee, he was duly appointed
by Mayor Boyd with the consent of the City Council.
Council agreed that expenses should be z.lowed for Mayor
Boyd to attend a Board of Directors meeting of the Utah
Municipal League on July 12, in Salt Lake City, also to allow
expenses for Building Inspector Jacques to attend a meeting
to be held July 8, 1965, which meeting will be used to dis-
cuss the new Plumbing code for the State Of Utah. Council
also approved expenses to be allowed for Mrs. Sadonna Richards
to attend a meeting in Salt Lake City July 16, 1965, of the
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Municipal Clerks section of the,Municipal League of which
she is the secretary.
Plans for a sprinkling system for the Scout property
on Sundial Drive were presented, and discussed, and Council
agreed to ask for informal bids for materials to complete
this project.
Councilman McDougald moved seconded by Councilman
Norman that we perforate and test the Number 2 Golf
Course well. As no vote was taken Councilman McDougald
rescinded his motion, and Council instructed City Engineer
Cozzens to get proposals from two or more companies that
perform this type of Work.
Upon question of Council, Chief Hart explained his
reason for not rotating some of the shifts and thereby
keeping one man on the same shift for a considerable
period of time. This question was brought up as one of
the officers had complained of working the graveyard
shift and not having a chance to work the day or after-
noon shift.
The police activity report for the month of June was
read and discussed.
Minutes of June 15, 1965, were read and approved on
motion of Councilman Curfman seconded by Councilman
Scharf and carried. Minutes of spacial meeting held
June 22, 1965, were approved on motion of Councilman
Mullen seconded by Wm. McDougald and carried.
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman Mc-
DOuglDd and carried to have each department head turn in
a report of the previous months activities by the first
Council meeting of the month.
Council instructed City Engineer Cozzens to draw a
plat of the Flora Evans property in regard to the fence
line that was changed, and the irrigation ditch.
Bills for.,payment were approved as presented on motive
oi'Councilman Curfman seconded by Councilman McDougald and
carried.
There being no further business to come before the
Council, meeting was adjourned at 10:55 P. M. on motion
of Councilman Mullen seconded by Councilman Norman and
carried.
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Mayor Norman G. Boy
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City Recorder
July 14, 1965
A special luncheon meeting of the Moab City Council
was held on the above date at 12 noon in the Arches Cafe.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen Eben Scharf,
Robert Norman, and Wm. McDougald with Councilmen John
Mullen and Robert Curfman being absent. Also present
were City Recorder Reardon and Mr. Rod McCrimmon,and.Mr.
M. B. Lincoln of the Utah Employment Security office.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declared
the meeting open for business.
Discussion was held regarding the performance of the
new garbage contractor, and it was suggested that at a
later date the Council should invite the contractor,
Mr. Jacob Hatzenbuehler, to meet with them to discuss
problems that have arisen clue to our new type of garbage
Sadonna Richards is the
Secretary of Municipal
League.
Informal bids asked
for sprinkling system
at Scbut property.
City Engineer instructs
to get bids from 2 or
more companies to per-
forate and test No. 2
Golf Course well.
Officer protests having
to work graveyard shift
Chief Hart explains
reasons for not rotat-
ing shifts.
Police Activity report
for the Month of June.
Minutes approved.
DDpartment heads to
turn in reports of
activity once a month.
Rlora Evans fence line
& irrigation ditch-
Cozzens to draw plat.
Bills for payment
approved.
adjournment-10:55 P.M.
special luncheon
meeting.
Utah Employment office -
Mr. Rod McCrimmon and
M. B. Lincoln present.
legal quorum present.
Council discusses gar-
bagev- will meet with
Hatzenbuehler to dis-
cuss.
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collection service.
agreed that Chief Har
be,given free hand to
resolve personnel
problems in Police De t.
Mr. Rod McCrimmon &
M. B. Lincoln dis-
cuss job evaluation &
salary planrfor City.
!Adjournment-1:30 P.
Rggular meeting.
not held.
special meeting.
McDougald-Mayor Pro-
tem.
Reverend Fink - praye
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r,aggie Taylor complain
about being charged
too many units to be
investigated.
Ed Hayes requests per-
mission for water from
Mill Creek Spring -
Beaver Farm. Howard
Lance leases this at
$25.00 per year. .To b
investigated.
Chief of Police Hart
dismisses Norman
Huber from force
effective 7/31/65.
Discussion was held regarding personnelrproblems it,
the Poli.eenDepartment. It was generally agreed that_the
Chief should be given a free hand to resolve these problems.
Mr. Rod McCrimmon and Bud Lincoln spoke to the Council
regarding the job classification and salary plan that had
been adopted by the City November 1, 1963. They stated
that at no time, if there are no funds available in the
current budget, was the Council obligated to approve any
merit salary increases. Mr. McCrimmon also suggested
that the Council work with this plan more, and that the
plan should be up -graded as time went by, or any inequities
in the plan should be changed as they may arise.
There being no further business to come before the
Council, meeting was adjourned at 1:30 P. M. on motion of
Councilman]Norman seconded by Councilman McDougald and
carried.
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July 20, 1965
The regular meeting of the City Council was not held
as there was not a legal quorum present.
July 27, 1965
A special meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above date at 8 P. M. in the Council Chambers:
Present were Councilmen nen Scharf, Robert Norman,
Wm. McDougald, Robert Curfman, and John Mullen. Also
present were Chief of Police Hart, City Recorder Reardon
and City Attorney R. RUggeri arriving after call of roll,
with Mayor Boyd being absent.
Councilman Wm. McDougald was elected Mayor Pro tem on
motion of Councilman Scharf seconded by Councilman Curf-
man and carried.
- There being a legal quorum present, Mayor pro tem
McDougald declared the =-z-ing open for business, and he
invited Reverend Fink of the Grace Lutheran Church to
give the prayer.
Mrs. Maggie Taylor complained to the Couneil)that she
was being charged for more units than she had available.
Councilman Mullen stated that he would go to her plaee to
investigate this complaint Thursday sometime after 5 P. M,:
Mr. Ed Hayes requested permission to use water from
the Mill Creek Spring for his proposed Beaver Farm. Council
explained that the water had been leased to Howard Lance
on January 30, 1963, at the rate of $25.00 per year:
Council instructed Councilman Norman to investigate this
request and lease, and report back to Council at the next
regular meeting August 2, 1965.
Mayor pro tem McDougald read a letter addressed to the
Mayor and members of the City Council from Chief of Police
Hart which stated that he had dismissed Officer Norman
Huber, effective dismissal date July 31, 1965, or before
if he finds other- employment "prior to this date. Officer
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Huber and several citizens who were present on his behalf
spoke to the Council regarding a possible solution to
this matter. Officer Huber -informed the Council that he
had complained about working the graveyard shift on a
permanent basis. Chief Hart informed those present of his
reason for not rotating shifts. Officer Huber requested
that he receivedSeveranee pay in excess of two weeks.
Mayor pro tem McDougald informed Officer Huber that his
request for Severance pay would be taken under consideration.
Mr. Johnnie Johnson requested that the Street running
South from Walnut Lane to the Arroya Road which is approxi-
mately 320 feet in distance be paved this year by the City.
Councilman Scharf informed Mr. Johnson that pavement of
this street was not provided for in this year's street
budget, but that he would investig*kethe possibility_of
some type of pavement for the street this year, and would
report his findings and recommendations to the Council at
the next regular meeting.
Mr. Ray Tibbetts and others spoke to the Council re-
garding the traffic problems that consisted mainly of
speeding vehicles particularly in the residential districts.
Several suggestions were made - such as speed bumps,
using auxiliary police, better street signs and better
cooperation with the juveniles. Council instructed Chief
Hart to investigate this complaint and report to Council
at the next regular meeting.
Mr. Chuck Petefish requested that he be allowed to put
a wall on City Street Right -of -Way property which would
enable him to level his property. Council requested
that the City Engineer be instructed to investigate this
request and make report to Council at the next regular
meeting.
Three bids received for perforating Golf Course Well
number 2 were opened and read. The bid from Lane -Wells
Company for performing this service was $725.00. The bid
from McCullough Tool Company was $730.00. The bid from
Schlumberger Well Surveying Corporation was $810.80. As
McCullough Tool Company have a man stationed in Moab with
equipment here, Councilman Mullen moved seconded by
Councilman Scharf and carried to award the contract for
performing this service to them providing that they guaran-
tee that the 16" casing will be penetrated.
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to abate the water, sewer and garbage service
charged for the New Horizons School for Handicapped.Child-
ren through July 31, 1965.
Council instructed City Administrator to notify the
garbage contractor, Jacob Hatzenbuehler, that he is not
complying with his contract in regard to maintaining the
City Dump and to notify him to take care of this situation
as soon as possible.
Councilman Curfman requested information as_to the
meter readings made at the Venice Denny property, as he had
complained that the City had not been reading his water
meter.
Final budget report for the Fiscal year was read and
discussed.
There being no further business to come before the
Council, meeting was adjourned at 12:05 A. M. on motion
of Councilman Mullen seconded by Councilman Curfman and
carried.
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Officer Huber com-
plains about working
graveyard shift.
Huber requests sever-
ance pay in excess of
two weeks. To be taken
under consideration.
Johnnie Johnson -
requests that street
running South from
Walnut Lane to the
Arroya Road be paved
Councilman Scharf says
he will investigate.
Complaints about the
traffice problems in
Moab -Mostly speeding
and noise. Chief Hart
to investigate.
Chuck Petefish requests'
permission to build
wall on his property
which is on City Street
right-bf-way.
Bids for perforating
Golf -Course Well No. 2.
McCullough Tool Co.
gets bid. - $730.00
New Horizons School -
Water, Sewer, Garbage
charge abated through
July 31, 1965.
Jacob Hatzenbuehler
not complying with
contract in maintain-
ing dump.
Venice Denney - com-
plains to, Councilman
Curfmao that, his mete.,
is not being,read.
Final budget report
for Fiscal year.
Adjournment - 12:05
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August 3, 1965
Regular Meeting
Father Hogben -
Prayer.
Mrs. Irene Stewart -
Water Line is in
need of repair -
outside of City
limits - to be in-
vestigated, and
recommendations made
58 Citizens sign
petition requesting
information on Norman
Huber discharge from
police force.
Provonsha believes 2
men should be on the
night patrol from 8
P. M. until 6 A. M.
Roy Rockwell complain
of his commercial
garbage collection.
Charles Petefish to b
granted permission fo
retaining wall on pro
perty designated for
City street in order
to terrace his lawn.
If this property is
needed for City, he i
to remove this wall.
to sign this agreemen
Howard Lance states
that he has gone to
considerable expense
after agreement with
City to use water fro
Millcreek Springs.
Edgar Hayes removed
part of Mr. Lance's
pipe and will replace
this. Agreement to
be drawn up and signe
for lease to Millcree
Springs.
survey to be conduct
by Cozzens as to
surfacing of Arroya
Road to Walnut Lane.
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above date at 8 P. M. in the Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen Eben Scharf,
Robert Norman, Wm. McDougald, Robert Curfman, and John
Mullen. Alao present were City Engineer Cozzens, Chief
of Police Hart,' City Attorney Ruggeri, City Recorder
Darrell Reardon, and others.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declared
the meeting open for business, and invited Father Hogben
of the Episcopalian Church to give the prayer.
Mr. Clive Stewart explained to the Council that the
water line serving Mrs. Irene Stewart who lives West of
the City limits was constructed in 1924, and belonged to
the Moab Pipe Line Company. It was understood by him that
when the City purchased the Moab Pipe Line Company they
also purchased this line which is now in bad need of re=
pair, and it is their opinion that the line belongs to
the City, and the City should be responsible for making
the necessary repairs. Councilman Mullen stated that,he
and Water Superintendent Lee Stocks would investigate
this situation, and report back to Council at the next
meeting with their recommendations.
Mr. Roy Rockwell presented a petition to the Council
signed by 58 citizens of Moab requesting information on
the reasons for the discharge of Officer Norman Huber as
of the 3Lst of July. ,Mayor Boyd stated that the Couneil
and himself believed that Chief of Police Hart had.
sufficient reason for taking the -action he had taken in
this matter.
Mr. Edd Provonsha stated that in his opinion that
two men should be on the night police patrol from eight
in the evening until six in the morning. This would re-
quire the employment of one more officer which is ndt
provided for in this Fiscal Year's Budget.
Roy Rockwell complained of the commercial garbage
collection charged for his place of business. He was
informed that this complaint would be investigated.
City Engineer Cozzens presented a plat of the property
at 604 MountainvieW Drive which is the residence of
Charles Petefish who had requested permission to con-
struct a retaining wall on property designated for the
City Street which would enable him to terrace his yard.
Council instructed City Atttorney R. Ruggeri to prepare
a statement for Mr. Petefish's signature which would be
recorded with the County Recorder stating that upon re-
quest of the City at any time ne would remove all retaining
walls constructed on City property if it were needed for
sidewalks, widening of streets or other reasons.
Howard Lance stated that on the strength of the
Council's agreement with him that enabled him to use water
from Mill Creek Springs that he had gone to considerable
expense to install pipe to convert this water to beneficial
use on his property. Mayor Boyd stated that in the minutes
of January 30, 1963, the Council had agreed to lease this
water to Mr. Lance although no lease agreement had been
executed at this time. Mr. Ed Hayes stated that he was
unaware of this lease agreement and had removed part of
the pipe that, Mr. Lance had constructed, but woc3 d re-
place it as soon as possible. Council instructed City
Attorney Ruggeri to draw up a formal lease agreement.for
Mr. Lance's signature. This is to be the same arrangement
that had been agreed on at the January 30, 1963 meeting.
d Council instructed City Engineer Cozzens to survey
the street from Arroya Road to Walnut Lane and to establish
grades for the finished roadway before any decision will
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be made as to surfacing of this street.
Mr. EdHayes requested permission to lease the
water from the temporarily abandoned City Well Number
3. Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to instruct City Attorney to draw
up an agreement for Mr. Ed Haye's signature for the lease
of this water at $25.00 per year subject to the City's
cancellation at any time.
The monthly activity reports from the Police De-
partment, Engineering Department, Water and Sewer De-
partment, Street Department, and Sanitation and Building
Inspectiori_Department were read and discussed by the
Council. The budget report for the month of June was
read and discussed.
Upon questioning by Council, Chief of Police Hart
stated that he would have the traffic signal light at
100 North and Center Streets synchronized with the other
two signal lights.
Councilman Scharf recommended that the Street De-
partment put at least one•man on cleaning up weeds on
City property as well as on privately owned vacant lots,
if the owners have been properly notified.
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A resolution to approve the Master Planning Contract
was passed on motion of Councilman Scharf seconded by
Councilman Norman and carried.
Councilman Mullen reported that upon investigation
it appeared that Mrs. Maggie Taylor had been overcharged
for sewer service by three units over a two year period.
Councilman Curfman moved seconded by Councilman Scharf
and carried to give credit to Mrs. Maggie Taylor in the
amount of $126.00 for this overcharge which can be
applied to future bills.
The assessed valuation of,City of Moab was discussed
as to the decrease of approximately $275,000.00 in valua-
tion in the past two years. After considerable dis-
cussion on an economy move, Councilman Scharf moved
seconded by Councilman Mullen and carrried to set the
Mill Levy for the coming year at 13 mills for the General
Fund, four mills for the bond Redemption Fund, and one
mill for the Special Guarantee fund making a total over-
all levy of 18 mills.
Council instructed City Administrator Reardon to
send a memo to each City employee requesting their,
cooperation in curbing expenditures.
Councilman McDougald moved seconded by Councilman
Curfmdn and carried to change the clazz:fication of
Marlene Jacobson from Grade 4 step 2, to Grade 5 Step
1, and this would be reviewed by Council within six
months.
Due to the number of complaints received, Council
agreed that a review of the commercial garbage rates
and charges should be made as soon as possible, and that
Sanitation Inspector Jacques should go on the Commercial
Garbage route with the Contractor to determine the
actual amount of garbage that these establishments have
to be picked up. A review with recommendations will be
presented at the next Council meeting.
The regular meeting of July 6, 1965, was approved
on motion of Councilman Scharf seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried. Minutes of the Special meeting held
July_14, 1965, were approved on motion of Councilman
McDougald seconded by Councilman Scharf and carried.
Minutes of Special meeting held July 27, 1965, were
approved on motion of Councilman Mullen seconded by
Councilman Curfman and carried after making the following
corrections:
Edgar Hayes to lease
water from Well No. 3.
$25.00 per year subject
to cancellation at any
time.
Monthly activity report,
of departments read &
budget report read &
discussed.
traffic_ lights at 100
N & Center to be syn-
chronized.with other
alights.
cleaning weeds - Scharf
recommends one man be
used from Street Dept.
Master Planning Contraci
is approved.
Maggie Taylor to be
given S126.00 credit
on overcharge. Can be
applied against future
bills.
Assessed valuation of
Moab - decrease of
$275,000.00 4n past
2 years. Overall Mill
Levy set at 18 Mills,
for coming year.
employees requested to
curb expenditures.
Marlene Jacobson -
classification changed.
Jacques to go with
garbage collector to
make survey of actual
garbage hauled, on
Commercial route. re-
commendations to be
given.
Minutes approved.
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Changes in the Minute
to be made.
Cozzens granted leave
without pay - to sub-
mit proposal for part-
time services.
Proposals to be obtain
on testing of Well No.
2.
Sprinkling system at
Scout Building. Ed's
Plumbing to furnish
equipment.
Jack Lawley - to go to
SLC for obtaining Civi
Defense equipment for
City use.
Adjournment.
Paragraph 7 - The last sentence should read, "Mayor
Pro tem McDougald informed Officer Huber that his re-
quest for severance pay would be taken under consideraLion."
Paragraph 13 should be deleted entirely.
After considerable discussion, Council agreed to
allow City Engineer Cozzens a "Leave of Absence without
pay" for part of the month of August. Mr. Cozzens is
to make a proposal to the City Council at the next
regular meeting to handle the City Engineering duties
on a part-time basis.
d Councilman Norman reported that the Golf Course Number
2 Well had been satisfactorily perforated by McCullough
Tool Company, and that it would be desirable to have
this well tested. Council instructed City Engineer
Cozzens to obtain proposals on testing of this well.
Proposals for furnishing equipment for the sprinkling
system at the Scout Building were read and discussed,
and Councilman Curfman moved seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to accept the low bid of Ed's
Plumbing Shop for this equipment. Bids were received
as follows:
Ed's Plumbing - $398.00
Waterworks Equipment Company - $415.00
Plateau Hardware - $421.00
Council agreed to allow Street Foreman Jack Lawley
the necessary expenses to go to Salt Lake City to in-
vestigate the possibility of obtaining some Civil
Defense equipment for City use.
There being no further business to come before the
Council, meeting was adjourned at 12:55 A. M. on motion
of Councilman Norman seconded by Councilman Mullen
and carried.
Attest:
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August 17, 1965
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The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was
held on the above date at 8 P. M. in the Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen Scharf, R. Norman,
R. Curfman and J. Mullen with Councilman McDougald arriving
after call of roll. Also present were Chief of Police
Robert Hart, City Attorney Ruggeri, Building Inspector
Jack Jacques, City Engineer R. O. Cozzens, City Recorder
Darrell Reardon and others.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declare
the meeting open for business and invited Father Williams
of the St. Pius Catholic Church to give the prayer.
Several pawpaw were in the audience regarding various
teenage problems within the City, and Mrs. Ferguson,
Mrs. Hill, and Mrs. Shafer requested that the teenagers
be allowed to continue holding their street dances, as
they have in the past. Mayor Boyd announced that the
reason for banning these street dances, other than the
problem of the last one, was the fact that they had
created a problem of drinking by some of the minors attend-
ing these dances. He said he would ask the Council to
approve a street dance to be held by the teenagers on
August 28, 1965. As there was no objection from the
Council to his request, the street dance will be held on
that date, and no dances will be permitted prior to that
time.
Mr. John Zimmerman, President of the Moab Jaycees,
announced that they had aided in forming two organizations
in town - the Boys group would be known as the °Jaybees",
and the girls group would be known as the "Jaygees". He
requested that the teenagers be allowed to have a dance
August 21 1965. Considerable discussion was held on
this by pgople from the audience, and the majority were
in favor of having a dance on this date, but recommended
having adult chaperones. The Mayor invited each Council-
man to speak individually regarding having a dance on
the 21st of August, and the Councilmen were in accord
with the Mayors statement of not allowing a dance until
the 28th of August, as in their opinion the teenagers
who had caused the trouble at the last street dance
needed a longer ^cooling off" period.
Mr. George Cordray complained to the Council that
an electric motor from the Swimming Pool had been sent
to Grand Junction for rewinding when he was able to do
this type of work here in Moab. It was explained that
the reason for sending this motor to Grand Junction was
that this was an emergency situation, and that he had told
the Swimming Pool Manager in a telephone conversation that
he would not be able to do this work for seven or eight
days, and it was felt that the Pool could not be closed
down for that length of time.
A survey made by Sanitary Inspector Jack Jacques of
the amount of garbage collected at each commercial
establishment was presented for Council's inspection.
The survey was made over an eight day period of time.
Council requested that the garbage contractor Jacob
Hatzenbuehler who was present, make a similar survey
so that necessary adjustments can be made in charges
to these establishments, if necessary. Other garbage
problems and complaints were discussed by the Contractor
and the Council.
Councilman Norman informed the Council at the last
sale held by the State Land Board in Moab, that none
of the property was sold for the asking price, and he
suggested the City negotiatecwi.th theoState Land Board
for property surrounding the City in order to use.this
as a protection buffer..
regular meeting
St. Pius Church - prayer
regarding teen age
street dances.
Jaycees aid in forming
2 teen age groups,
girls-J. G.'s
Boys - J. B.'s
No dances will be
held until the 28th
of August due to
previous trouble
caused by these dances.
George Cordray com-
plains about swimming
pool pump being taken
to Grand Junction for
repairs.
Survey on Garbage
collection commereial
establishments pre-
sented. Jacob Hatzen-
buehler requested to
make a similar survey
so charges can be
adjusted.
Councilman Norman
suggests City negotia-
te with State Land
board for property
surrounding the City
to be used as protec-
tion buffer.
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Mr. & Mrs. Ben Smith
request city to pave
street in front of
their establishment.
To be investigated.
specifications to be
made for new Dump
Truck for Street Dept.
Police Department still
taking applications
for vacancy in Dept.
Agreements between City
and H. Lance and Ed
Hayes for use of sur-
plus water.
Meeting to discuss
law enforcement re-
garding teenagers,
or juveniles.
State Board of Health
recommends that the
use of Lance Well be
discontinued - con-
tamination.
Water to be turned on
for Mrs. Irene Stewart
and will only charge
minimum. No attempt
should be made to re=
pair leak at this time.
Scout Bldg. - Sprinklin
System to be installed.
Minutes approved.
Council accepts R. O.
Cozzens resignation.
No action taken on
proposal of R. 0.
Cozzens to work on part
time basis.
Bills approved.
Venice Denney bill for
water to be adjusted
and account credited.
members of City Office
to go to Municipal
League.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith of the Parkside Trailer Court
stated that when they installed Curb and Gutter in front
of their property 100 West Street they were informed that
the street would be paved over to the Curb, and as this
has not been done, they requested that this pavement be
constructed this year. Council informed them that they
would investigate this as wel] as their Street Department -
budget.
Council agreed that specifications should be established
to purchase a new dump truck to replace a 1959 Chevrolet
Dump Truck now in use by the Street Department.
Chief of Police Robert Hart announced that he is
still taking applications for police patrolman to fill
the vacancy caused when officer Huber left the Department.
Agreements between the City of Moab and Howard Lance
and the City of Moab and Ed Hayes for use of surplus
City water were presented by City Attorney Ruggeri, and
were only lacking the signatures of the required City
officials.
Mayor Boyd reported that he had arranged a meeting
which was held on the afternoon of August 12, 1965. This
meeting was attended by Sheriff John Stocks, Chief of
Police Robert Hart, Sargeant Benson of the Highway Patrol,
Mr. Stroud representing the Juvenile Court, Councilmen
Scharf and Robert Norman, Administrator Reardon, and Him-
self to discuss law enforcement problems connected with
juveniles.
Mayor Boyd read a letter from the State Board of
Health regarding the survey made of the Moab City water
system. In their letter, they recommended that we immediate-
ly disconnect the Lance Well from the system as samples
taken from this well showed definite contamination.
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to turn the water back on for Mrs.
Irene Stewart's residence, and charge her only the mini-
mum amount, and abate any charges over the minimum. No
attempt should be made to repair the leak in this, line un-
til such time as the water loss from this leak is much
greater.
It was announced that the sprinkling equipment to
be installed for the landscaping of the grounds of the
Scout Building had been ordered.
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman Scharf
and carried to approve minutes of the regular meeting
held August 3, 1965.
The letter from ci-Ly Engineer R. O. Cozzens was read
requesting that his resignation as of September 1, 1965,
be aeeepted by Council. Couneilman Mullen moved seconded
by Councilman Curfman and carried to accept this resignation.
Proposal from City Engineer Cozzens to work on a part-
time basis from September 1, 1965, to May 1, 1966, with
a $500.00 per month retainer was read and discussed, but
no action taken.
Bills as presented were approved on motion of Council-
man McDougald seconded by Councilman Scharf and carried.
Councilman Curfman moved seconded by councilman Mc-
Dougald and carried to adjust the May, 1965, water bill of
Venice Denney and credit his account with $6.36, and to
notify him of the action taken by the Council.
Councilman Norman moved seconded by Councilman Mullen
and carried to approve expenses for Sadonna Richards,
Mayor Boyd, and Administrator Reardon to attend the Muni-
cipal League on September 9, 10, and 11, in Salt Lake City.
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Council, meeting was adjourned at 11:50 P. M. on
motion of Councilman McDougald seconded by Councilman
Scharf and carried.
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Attest:
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August 24, 1965
A special meeting of the Moab City Council was
held on the above date at 8 P. M. in the Council
Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen Eben Scharf,
Wm. McDougald, Robert Curfman, and John Mullen, with
Councilman Robert Norman being absent. Also present,
were City attorney R. Ruggeri and City Recorder D.Reardo
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declared
the meeting open for business.
Mayor Boyd announced that a meeting would be
held at 9:30 A. M. on August 26, 1965, in the City
offices. The meeting had been called by the Utah
Water & Power Control Board and all interested parties
were invited to attend.
After considerable discussion on the engineering
situation, Councilman Mullen moved seconded by
Councilman Curfman and carried to reject the proposal
submitted by R. O. Cozzens for engineering services.
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman
Scharf and carried to allow Mr. Lynn Johnson six
months time to pay for a $250.00 "Out of the City"
water connection.
It was announced by Mayor Boyd that Mr. Archie
Swenson had been employed by the Police Department
as a patrolman to fill the vacancy left by the leaving
of Officer Huber.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to allow Maxine Smith and Marlene
Jacobson the necessary expenses to attend the Munici-
pal League Convention on the 9th, loth, and llth of
September in Salt Lake City.
A delinquent water bill owed by Dr. S. O. Williams
was discussed. Further information was requested
as to who had asked the City for this water to be
turned on and off.
The request by Carroll Meador to install a trailer
on property in the commercial zone was discussed,
and Council agreed that this would be contrary to
the City ordinance and could not be permitted.
Council requested that an ordinance be drafted by
the next regular Council meeting so that the new
ordinances published by the Michie City Publications
Company could be adopted.
There being no further business to come before
the Council, meeting was adjourned at 9:30 P. M. on
motion of Councilman Scharf seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried.
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Adjournment.
special meeting
announced that a meeting
with Utah Water & Power
control Board would be
held.
Council rejects proposal
of R. O. Cozzens to
work on part-time basis.
Lynn Johnson to be
allowed six months
time to pay for $250.00
"Out of the City" water
connection.
Archie Swenson as Police
officer - hired.
Maxine Smith and Marlene
Jacobson allowed expenses
to attend Municipal
League.
S. O. Williams delinquent
water bill discussed -
further information re-
quested.
Carroll. Meador request
to install trailer -
contrary to City ordinanc
request that ordinance
be drafted so that the
new ordinances publishes
by the Michie City Publi
cations can be adopted.
adjournment.
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regular meeting
Present
Bishop Walker -
LDS - prayer.
Carl Harris -on
retaining wall
Carl Harris -retain-
ing wall will be
constructed as
soon as possible.
Rhodes Bros. - will
test Golf Course
No. 2 Well.-1108.00
Golf Course No. 2
Well to be tested
and put into system.
Jack Payne - reques
to drill water well
protested, near the
Sommerville Spring
No. 3.
Carroll Meador to
be refunded $306.00
for water sewer
connection fees.
sidewalk from South
East Elem. School
to Locust Lane to b
constructed.
Ordinance 1-65
is adopted. Will
adopt new City
ordinances.
September 7, 1965
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was
held tin the above date at 8 P. M. in_the Council
Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen Eben Scharf,
Robert Norman, Wm. McDougald, and John Mullen with
Councilman Curfman being absent. Also present were
Chief of Police Robert Hart, Building Inspector Jacques,
City Attorney R. Ruggeri, City Recorder Darrell Reardon,
and others.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd
declared the meeting open for business and im meted
Bishop Ray Walker of the L. D. S. Church to give the
prayer.
Carl Harris requested information as to when the
City Council intended to construct the retaining wall
on the street on the South side of his property on
Rosetree Lane stating that the erosion was considerably
greater this year than in the past.
Excerpts from minutes of a previous meeting were
read where the Council had agreed to construct this
retaining wall to protect his property. Council in-
formed Mr. Harris that at the present time there had
been no completed engineering plans, but that they
would make every attempt to complete this project as
soon as possible.
As only one proposal was reoeived to test the
Golf Course Number 2 Well, Councilman McDougald moved
seconded by Councilman Norman and carried to award this
contract to Rhodes Bros. for the amount of $1108.00.
The survey completed by the Utah State Board of
Health was referred to, particularly the recommendation
that the Lance Well be completely disconnected from
the surface as it showed -definite contamination, and
Council agreed the Golf Course number 2 Well should
be tested and put into the system as soon as possible.
Councilman. Mullen moved seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to protest the application to
drill a water well made by Jack Payne which would be
near the Sommerville Spring No. 3.
On a request from Carroll Meador to be either
allowed to put a trailer on a lot that had beern,va-
eated since December of 1962 or refund water sewer
connection fees and two'years license fee that he had
paid, Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman:
McDougald and carried to refund Carroll Meador $306.00
for the above mentioned request.
A sidewalk from the Southeast Elementary School
to Locust Lane on Millcreek Drive was discussed, and
Councilman Scharf agreed that he would investigate
this, and attempt to construct some type of sidewalk
which would probably be oil mix.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman
Mullen to adopt,ordinance number 1-65 which ordinance
adopts the new code of the City of Moab, Utah, and
after publication of this ordinance the new ordinances
will become effective after September 30, 1965. A
roll call of vote was as follows:
Councilman Scharf - yea -
Councilman Norman - yea
Councilman McDougald - yea
Councilman Mullen - yea
Councilman Curfman - absent.
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Considerable discussion was held concerning the
commercial garbage collection charges and the survey
that was made by Sanitation Inspector Jacques and the
contractor. The Mayor announced that he had been study-
ing these surveys and was at the present time adjudting
charges to conform with the amount of garbage and solid
waste collected. Council agreed that the "No burning
Ordinance's should be enforced.
Police activity report, Building and Sanitation
department report,,Street Department report, and Water
and Sewer Department were read and discussed.
The Moab Jaycees informed the Council that they
were considering installing playground equipment for
small children in Ute Circle located in the Mountain -
view subdivision. They also stated that they were
considering taking on the responsibility of maintaining
the Old City Park as the Rotary Club had turned this
down as one of their projects.
The City Engineer situation was discussed and
Council agreed that engineering and surveying problems
be done on.an hourly basis and to contact whoever was
available to do this work. Licensed surveyers presently
in Moab that would be available are John Keogh, George
H. Newell, and Cozzens Engineering Service. At present,
the only registered engineer available in Moab is
Cozzens Engineering Service.
Councilman Norman informed the Council that he would,
on his next trip to Salt Lake City, eheck with the State
Land Board about acquiring property adjacent to the
Moab City Garbage Dump.
Minutes of regular meeting held August 17, 1965,
were approved on motion of Councilman Scharf seconded
by Councilman Mullen and carried. Minutes of a special
meeting held August 24, 1965, were approved on motion
on Councilman Mullen seconded by Councilman McDougald
and carried.
Bills for expenditures were approved for payment
as presented on motion of Councilman Scharf seconded by
Councilman McDougald and carried.
Bills for expenditures were approved for payment
as presented on motion of Councilman Scharf seconded
by Councilman McDougald and carried.
Councilman Norman moved seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to allow Chief of Police Robert Hart
and City Judge Donald Crist the necessary expenses
to attend sessions of the Utah Municipal League Con-
vention to be held in Salt Lake City on the , 10th,
and llth of September.
Vernon E. McGowan complained to the Council about
the price he was being charged for garbage collection
at the Towne House Cafe. Mayor Boyd explained the new
contract and the ordinance concerning the garbage
collection.
There being no further business to come before
the Council, meeting was adjourned at 12:40 A. M. on
motion of Councilman Norman seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried.
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Commercial Garbage charges;
being studied and adjusted
by Mayor.
No burning ordinance
should be enforced.
Activity reports of
various departments
read and discussed.
Moab Jaycees are con-
sidering playground
equipment at Mtn. View
and maintaining Old City
Park.
Engineering and surveying
problems will be done
on hourly basis.
on City acquiring proper-
ty near City Dump.
Minutes approved.
Bills approved for pay-
ment.
Chief of Police Robert
Hart and City Judge
Donald Crist to be
allowed expenses for
Utah Municipal League.
Vernon E. McGowan com-
plains to the Council
about price charged for
garbage collection.
adjournment - 12:40 A.M.
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September 21, 1965
regular meeting
Rev. Pueschel-7th day
Adventist - prayer.
J. B's and J. G's• Clubs
discussed.
Bids for Dump truck
above bids - net cost.
Harold Keys - be allowed
to pay water & Sewer
connection on 90 day bas-
is.
George Bittle requests
City to supply gravel
for his road - should be
referred to County.
Ethel Scovil request for
refund of water -sewer
connection fees to be
investigated.
Firestone Store robbery
has been solved. Chief
Hart taking vacation -
Ken Aikens to fill in
during this time.
Carl Harris - discussion
on retaining wall for his
property.
Minutes approved.
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above date at 8 P. M. in the Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen Eben Scharf,
Robert Norman, Robert Curfman, and John Mullen with Council-
man Wm. McDougald arriving after call of roll. Also
present were Chief of Police Robert,Hart,'City,Recorder
Darrell Reardon, and othets.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd
declared the meeting open for business, and invited Elder
Pueschel of the Seventh Day Adventist Church to give the
prayer.
John Zimmerman of the Moab Jaycees spoke to the Council
regarding the J. B's and J. G's Clubs that they had
helped to form here in Moab, and he introduced some of the
officers of both clubs. Arnold Grundvig, the acting
Chairman of the J. B.'s stated that their organization
was going to stencil house numbers on the Curb in the resi-
dential_ areas to raise money toward formation of a Teen
Cente-. Carrie Leonard, President of the J. G.'s,
announced the girls were going to sell tooth brushes from
door to door to raise money for this same project. Mr.
Zimmerman explained that the plans for the proposed Teen
Center are in the process of being completed.
Four bids for the furnishing of a dump truck for the
City to be used by the Street Department were opened and
read, and are as follows:
Gaither Chevrolet
Bunnell Dodge
Grand Motors
P & K Ford
$6,615.35
5,821.00
6,500.00
5,800.00
The above bids would be the net cost to the City of
Moab after trade-in and discounts being allowed.
Upon motion of Councilman Mullen seconded by Council-
man Curfman and carried, Mr. Harold Keys is to be allowed
ninety days to pay for a Water and Sewer connection on
Locust Lane.
Mr. George Bittle requested the City supply gravel to
be put on the road to his residence at the South boundary
of the City. Council suggested that as long as this road
was in the County that the County Commissioners should be
contacted regarding this request.
Mayor Boyd read a letter from Mrs. Ethel Scovil re-
questing a refund for water and sewer connection fees on
a lot where she had a tra;ler parked. Council requested
that Inspector Jacques be instructed to investigate this
matter thoroughly prior to the next Council' meeting before
a decision would be made.
Chief of Police Hart reported that the recent firestone
store robbery had been solved and some of the merchandise
stolen had been recovered. Chief of Police Hart further
informed the Council that he was going to take a week of
his vacation from September 26th through October 3rd, and
surfing his absence Officer Ken Aikins would be in charge
of the Department.
Construction of a retaining wall to protect the bank
from eroding on•theiSouth side of Carl Harri.'s residence
on Rosetree Lane was discussed.
Minutes of the regular meeting held September 7,
1965, were approved on motion of Councilman Scharf seconded
by Councilman McDougald and carried.
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City Administrator Reardon reported the Rhodes
Brothers Well Testing Service equipment and men
were on the job today and will start the actual testing
at 12 noon September 22, 1965, on the Golf Course
number 2 Well.
Mayor Boyd reported that he had sent out letters
to all the Council and the County Commissioners re-
questing their,presence at a special Council meeting
to be held September 28, 1965, 12 O'Clock noon in the
Arches Cafe. This meeting will be for the purpose
of forming a Safety Committee for the City and County.
Councilman Norman informed the Council that he
would be in Salt Lake City within the next few days
and would investigate with the Bureau of Land Manage -
men the possibility of purchasing!160 acres to -the,
East of the Golf Course that we now have under lease
from them. He stated he would also contact the State
Land Board regarding purchase of property near our
City Dump.
Mr. John Keogh, licensed land surveyer, made a
proposal to the City to do survey work for the City
on an hourly basis with a $200.00 rmnthly retainer,
and he would propose to pay the City $75.00 a month
for office space. After discussion, Councilman
Mullen moved that this matter be tabled for further
review seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried.
Mr. Keogh requested permission to lease some City
property adjoining his property in the area of the
Old City Park for pasturing of some horses. Council
agreed that this request should be investigated by
the ';City Attorney before any decision could be made.
Mayor Boyd announced that City Attorney Ruggeri
has written letters to the Utah State Board of Health
and the Public Health Service in Denver, Colorado,
inquring of them if consulting engineer Davis Holder
has supplied them any information that had been re-
quested by the Public Health Service in a letter of
June 14, 1965. It was suggested that a special meeting
be called with the City Attorney in attendance at the
earliest possible date to decide what to do about the
engineering situation for the proposed Sewage Disposal
Plant.
After thoroughly investigating and checking all bids
for the purchase of a new dump truck, Councilman Curf-
man moved seconded by Councilman Scharf and carried
to purchase this truck from the low bidder P & K
Ford Sales of Moab, Utah.
Salary increase for Marlene Jacobson fr,,— $293.00
per month to $307.00 per month was proposed and discussed
and Council requested that an,employee evaluation be
presented at the next Council meeting.
Councilman Norman reported that Police Patrolman
Archie Swenson had requested an increase of his salary
from $389.00 to $408.00 as he had considerable Police
department experience prior to his joining the Police
force. Council agreed that this request would be
considered after the six month probationary period had
elapsed.
Councilman Norman moved seconded by Councilman Scharf
and carried to abate any building permit fee for.the
bleachers being built at the Grand County High School
Football field by the Moab Rotary Club.
Commercial garbage contract charges were again dis-
cussed, and Council requested that the Contractor,
Jacob Hatzenbuebler, be notified to be present at
the next regular Council meeting.
Testing of Golf Course
Number 2 well - Rhodes
Bros.
meeting to be held for the
purpose of forming a
Safety Committee for the
City and County.
Mayor Boyd will investigate
with Bureau of Land Manage-
ment to purchase 160 acres
East of Golf Course. Also
contact State Land Board
regarding purchase of prop-
erty near City Dump.
Mr. John Keogh proposes
to do Survey work for the
City. Tabled for further
discussion.
Mr. Keogh requests lease
on City property to
pasture horses. To be
further investigated.
Utah State Board of Health
and Public Health Service
in Denver contacted in
relation to Davis Holder
supplying necessary in-
formation.
Special meeting to be
held with City Attorney
in regard to engineering
situation at proposed
sewage disposal plant.
P & K Ford - gets bid
for Damp.truck.
Marlene Jacobson -salary
increase to be considered
next meeting.
Archie Swenson request
for raise to be con-
sidered after 6 month
probationary period.
Building permit fee
:bated for bleachers
being built at Grand
County High.
Commercial Garbage
contract charges dis-
cussed - Hatzenbuehler
to be present at next
Council meeting.
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Budget report.
Budget report for the month of August was presented
and discussed.
Adjournment.
Special Meeting
Present
Safety Committee to be
formed made up of member
of the City, County,
and citizens at large.
County commissioners
in favor of this.
adjournment-1:45 P. M.
There being no further business to come before the
Council, meeting was adjourned at 11 P. M. on motion
of Councilman Norman seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried.
Attest:
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ity Recorder
September 28, 1965
A special meeting of the Moab City Council was
held at 12 noon on the above date at the Arches Cafe.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen Eben Scharf,
Robert Norman and Wm. McDougald, with Councilman
Curfman and Councilman Mullen being absent. Also
present were County Commission Chairman Ralph Miller,
County Commissioners Mars Pope and Dan Holyoak, City
Recorder Darrell Reardon and Mr. Dave Dehlin of the
Utah Safety Council.
After presentation of information regarding the
formation of a Safety Committee by Mr. Dehlin, Council-
man Scharf moved seconded by Councilman Norman
and carried that a Safety Committee made up of members
of the City, County, and citizens at large, be formed
with Mayor Boyd being the Chairman of this committee
until the rules and by-laws are adopted. It was
suggested that a committee be represented by the Mayor
of the City, the Chairman of the Grand County Commission-
ers, the Chief of Police, the Sheriff, the Highway
Patrol, Fire Chief, the County Health officer, the
County School District, the State Road Commission,
and approximately six citizens who would be selected
at large.
The Grand County Commissioners were unanimously
in favor of this resolution.
There being no further business to come before
the Council, meeting was adjourned at 1:45 P. M. on
motion of Councilman vScharf seconded by Councilman
McDougald and cam,.--d.
Attest:
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The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was
held on the above date at 8 P. M. in the Council
Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen E. Scharf,
R. Norman, Wm. McDougald, R. Curfman, and J. Mullen.
Also present were Chief of Police Hart, City Attorney
Ruggeri, City Recorder Reardon and others.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd
declared the meeting open for business and invited
Reverend Fink of the Grace Lutheran Church to give
the prayer.
Mr. Johnnie Johnson requested that the Sewer and
Garbage charges for the unoccupied half of a duplex
he owns be abated for the past six months as it has
not been rented during this time. Councilman Scharf
moved seconded by Councilman Mullen and carried to
abate the garbage and sewer service charges for the
month of September and to have Water Superintendent
Lee Stocks seal the water off in the unoccupied portion
of this duplex.
City Attorney Ruggeri informed the Council that
he was in Denver, Colorado, recently and talked to Mr.
Riepe-and Mr. Stevens of the Public Health Service. The
City Attorney was informed by these people that the
plans would not be accepted until the questions in their
letter of June 14, 1965, were answered to their complete
satisfaction. Mr. Ruggeri further informed the Council
that he had written letters to both the Public health
Service in Denver and the Utah State Board of Health
inquiring if they had any further information from
Consulting Engineer Holder regarding the plans for the
proposed Sewage Disposal Plant. He stated that he had
also contacted Attorney General Hanson regarding the
recent contract that had been signed but not attested
to by the City Recorder. Mr. Hanson stated that in
his opinion as Attorney General this contract according
to Section 10-10-61 of the Utah code was null and void
as the City Recorder must attest all contracts.
Mayor Boyd read a copy of the letter that the City
Attorney had written to Consulting E„gineer Holder re-
garding the delay in answering the letter of June 14,
1965, from the Public Health Service.
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman
Scharf and carried that a special Council meeting be
called as soon as the City Attorney receives an opinion
from the Attorney General in writing regarding the
validity of the recent contract with Davis Holder and
until he receives further correspondence from Public
Health Service in Denver and the Utah State Board of
Health, at which time the Council will take whatever
acti_a is necessary to expedite the engineering plann-
ing and construction of the proposed Sewage Disposal
Plant.
Mr. Sundwall, Grand County School District Super-
intendent presented the school facilities planning pro-
gram report prepared by the Architectural firm of
Richardson & Richardson of Salt Lake City. Mr. Sund-
wall stated that his purpose in presenting this report
to the Council to the Council was that he and the
School Board wanted the City officials to be aware of
what their long range planning program might be. Mr.
Sundwall also invited the Mayor and City Council to be
present at a meeting to be held at 7:30 P. M. November
11, in the City Council Chambers. This meeting is
being called to get ideas from the public as to what
to do regarding the renovation of the Star Hall.
Regular meeting
Rev. Fink - Prayer
Johnnie Johnson Sewer
and garbage charges
abated for Month of
September - Lee Stocks
to seal water off in un-
occupied portion of du-
plex.
Plans for Sewage Dis-
posal plant will not
be accepted until
answers are received
to letter of June 14,
1965.
Contract nulland void
Copy of letter read
which was written to
Davis Holder by Ruggeri.
Special meeting to be
called after opinion
from Attorney General
regarding the validity
of contract with Davi:5
Holder, and after further
correspondence -from
Public Health Service
in Denver and the Utah
State Board of Health.
School facilities plann-
ing program presented
by Mr. Sundwall.
Council invited to a
meeting regarding the
renovation of Star Hall.
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Monthly Reports .
City Agrees to furnish'
help in tearing down
bldg. on Northwest
corner of Center & 3rd E.
Council denies Ethel
Scovil's request for re-
fund of water & Sewer
Connection fees.
John Keogh to be employed
on hourly basis to de-
sign wall for Carl Harris
residence to prevent fur-
ther erosion.
John Keogh proposal to do
engineering work for City
is discussed.
City to lease property,
5 acres, to John Keogh
for cattle grazing.
problems of maintaining
City Dump possibility of
obtaining federal funds
for Cut and Cover solid
Waste disposal area are
discussed.
salary increases tabled
for present time.
Minutes approved,
bills approved for pay-
ment.
Minutes approved.
Judges and counters
appointed for coming
election.
Monthly activity reports from the Police Department
Water and Sewer Department, Street Department, Building
Inspector and Sanitation Department, were read and dis-
cussed.
Council agreed the building on the Northwest corner
of Center and 3rd East Street that is being demolished
was in a dangerous condition and should be torn down
at once. City Administrator Reardon was instructed
to notify contractor Marvin Clever of this and to offer
him any help that the City would be able to furnish
to abate this dangerous situation.
Councilman McDougald moved seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to deny Mrs. Ethel Scovil's request
for refund of water and sewer connection fees that were
charged for installation to a trailer she had parked
on a lot in the City that was not zoned for this type
of use.
Councilman Curfman moved seconded by Councilman
Scharf and carried that John Keogh be employed on an
r hourly basis to design a wall to prevent further
erosion on the South side of the Carl Harris residence.
The proposal from John Keogh to do engineering and
surveying work for the City was discussed and Council
agreed that he should be called into a Special Council
meeting for further negotiations.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried that the City lease property near
the old City Park which contains 5 acres plus to
John Keogh for the Amount of $3.00 per month per head
of livestock grazing on this property. The lease is
to have a clause that would make it subject to cancella-
tion at any time, and for any reason.
Problems of maintaining the City Dump and the
possibility of obtaining Federal funds to construct
a "Cut and Cover" solid waste disposal area were dis-
cussed. Considerable discussion was held regarding the
commercial garbage pickup charges.
Councilman Norman moved seconded by Councilman
Scharf and carried to table all requests or discussion
for salary increases at the present time.
Minutes of the regular meeting held September
21, 1965, were approved after correction of paragraph
16 to read"$200.00 monthly retainer" for John Keogh
instead of "$250.00'monthly retainer".
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to approve for payment all bills
as presented.
Minutes of a special meeting held September 28th
were approved on motion of Councilman Scharf seconded
by Councilman McDougald and carried.
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman
Norman and carried to appoint judges and counters. for
the November 2nd election as follows:
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istrict No. 3 - Mrs. Robert L. Curfman
Mrs. D. L. Taylor
Mrs. Curtis Young
Mrs. Norma Osborne
Mrs. Ina Milton
Mrs. Bernice Foote
Alternate - Mrs. Richard Minton
istrict No. 4 - Mrs. Claude Irish
Mrs. Flora Evans
Mrs. Ted Izzo
Mrs. Edgar Arehart
Mrs. Gwyn Meador
Mrs. Ross Thompson
Alternates -Mrs.
Alden Newell
Alternate -Mrs. Clara
Searhardt
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Mrs. Ellis Cook
Mrs. Len Stocks
Mrs. Madge Marksberry
Mrs. LaRue Gaither
Mrs. Adrienne Smith
Alternate - Mrs. Hazel Couraud
There being no further business to come before
the Council, meeting was adjourned on motion of
Councilman Norman seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried, at 11:20 P. M.
At est:
City Recorder
Mayor Norman G. Boy `)
October_19, 1965
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council
was held on the above date at 8 P. M. in the
Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen E. Scharf,
R. Norman, Wm. McDougald, R. Curfman, and J. Mullen.
Also present were City Attorney Ruggeri, City Re-
corder Reardon, and others.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd
declared t::e meeting open for business and invited
Reverend Goodman of the First Baptist Church to
give the prayer.
Mr. Bob Fine of the J & N Machine Shop com-
plained to the Council about the garbage service
he is being charged for as he has not been getting
the service. He agreed that he would quit burning
if he was able to get the garbage and would pay
the necessary charges.
Mr. Ben Smith of the Parkside Trailer Court
complained that during storms considerable water
damage had occurred at their establishment and
thought the City Should do something to abate this
situation. Councilman Mullen and Councilman Scharf
agreed that they would investigate this matter and
make recommendations to the Council at the next
regular meeting. Mr. Smith also complained about
a sewer problem at his place, and he was informed
by Council that this would be taken care of.
A group of business and professional women
of the Moab Chapter who are celebrating the nation-
al B. P. W. week were in attendance at the Council
meeting.
Mr. Glen Victor reported that R. G. Gould
Truck lines had sold rights for Grand and San Juan
Counties to Hunt Truck Lines. The sale of these
rights have to be sanctioned by the Public Service
Commission and, therefore, they are holding a
hearing this week in Moab, and Mr. Victor requested
that City Administrator Darrell Reardon be allowed
to testify at this hearing on behalf of the City.
Council agreed that they did not believe the City
should send -a representative to testify at this
hearing, and therefore refused Mr. Victor's request.
Adjournment.
Regular Meeting
Rev. Goodman -First Baptist
Church - Prayer
Bob Fine- J & N Machine -
will quit burning garbage
if he gets the pickup, and
will pay.
Parkside Trailer Court -
Council will investigate
water damage at this estab-
lishment - and will take
care of the Sewer Situation.
B. P. W. Women in attendance.
Rights for
R. G. Gould Truck lines is
sold to Hunt lruckELinesvan
Sanctioned by Public Service
Commission - City will not
allow anyone from City to
testify at this hearing.
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History of the Sewage
Disposal Plant is reviewed
by R. Ruggeri. Final
analysis is that Dave
Holder has no intention
of completing his contract,
and that a new engineer
should be hired to design
and construct this pro-
posed Sewage Disposal
Plant.
City will dispense with
Dave Holder services, and
he is to be notified.
City Attorney to investi-
gate monies that Dave
Holder owes the City, and
to take legal action to
collect this.
Yost and Gardiner Engineer-
ing Firm will make
proposal to City for pro-
posed Sewage Disposal
Plant.
Bridge and Pavement on
Holyoak Lane - County
will construct and pave
if City will purchase the
right-of-way.
Jacob Hatzenbuehler to be
notified to appear at the
r--t meeting regarding
garbage collection.
Minutes approved.
Budget report - September
Adjournment - 10 P. M.
City Attorney Ruggeri reviewed some of the past
history regarding the engineering for the proposed
Sewage Disposal Plant. Mr. Ruggeri stated that he
had written letters to the State Board of Health of
Utah and to the Public Health Service in Denver,
Colorado, requesting'informati.on as to what the pre-
sent engineer has done to answer the Public Health
Service's letter of June 14, 1965. Mr. Ruggeri read
portions of a letter from Mr. Lynn Thatcher of the
Utah State Board of'Health dated October 191, 1965,
regarding the engineering that needs to be done be-
fore the plans will be accepted. City Attorney
Ruggeri stated that in his estimation Davis C. Holder
has breached any contract that he may have had with
the City, and'h0 noW has documentary evidence to
support his belief, and that in his estimation Mr.
Holder has no intention of completing his contract
so that some other engineer should be hired to design
and construct this proposed Sewage Disposal Plant.
Councilman Scharf made motion seconded by Council-
man Mullen and unanimously carried that the City dis-
pense with Davis C. Holder Engineering Services and
that he be notified of this decision by letter immediate-
ly.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried that the City Attorney investi-
gate the possibility of collection some monies that
Davis C. Holder owes the City in the sum of $2,860.40,
and to take any necessary legal action to make this
collection.
Mr. John Shaefer of the YosV and Gardiner Engineer-
ing Firm of Phoenix, Arizona, spoke to the Council
regarding the qualifications of their firm for the
engineering of the proposed Sewage Disposal Plant,
and he stated that they would certainly appreciate
being considered for doing this project for the City,
and would after checking plans and proposed Plant
site mail the City a proposal to do this engineering
work.
Councilman Scharf stated that he had met with
the County Commissioners regarding construction of
bridge and pavement on Holyoak Lane. The commissioners
were in general agreement that if the City purchases
the "Right of Way" which would amount to 2 and 2/10
acres at $2,000.00 per aere, the County would con-
struct the necessary bridges and 'pave the road at no
further expense to the City of Moab. Council recom-
mended that a joint meeting of the County Commissioners
and City Council be called to discuss this in further
detail.
Councilman McDougald moved seconded by Council-
man Mullen and carried that the City Administrator
write a letter to the Garbage Contractor, Jacob
Hatzenbuehler and instruct him to be present at the
next regular 'Council meeting.
lMinutes of regular meeting of October 5, 1965,
were approved on motion of ,Councilman Norman
seconded by Councilman Curfman and carried.
KThe monthly budget report for the month of
September was read and discussed.
There being no further business to come before
the Council, meeting was adjourned at 10 P. M. on
motion of .;Councilman Norman seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried.
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Attest:
CITY RECORDER
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A special meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
the above date at 8 P. M. in the Council Chambers.
Fresent were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen E. Scharf, Wm.
McDougald, and R. Curfman with Councilman Norman
and Councilman Mullen being absent. Also present
was City Recorder Darrell Reardon and Mr. R. Preator.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor
Boyd declared the meeting open for business.
Mr. Bodney Preator -of the, engineering firm
of Morrison, Maierle & Preator, Inc., spoke to the
Council regarding the qualifications of his firm to
do the engineering work necessary to construct the
proposed Sewage Disposal Treatment Plant.
Mr. Preator stated that the equipment that
the, City has purchased is good equipment manufactured
by a reliable firm and they would recommend using
this equipment in their plans if they were success-
ful in obtaining the engineering contract for this
project.
Mr. Preator presented a proposal to design,
plan, and construct this plant to the City Council,
and he recommended that a resident construction
engineer should be provided for during the actual
plant construction.
City Administrator Reardon informed the Council
that he had received a letter from Utah Savings and
Loan Corporation of Provo, Utah, stating that they
would no longer be responsible for the payment for
water services at the Grandview Subdivision which
is outside the City limits of Moab. Council agreed
that residents in this subdivision should be notified
that one person in the subdivision be responsible
for paying the bill for water run through the master
meter to the subdivision. It would also require
one -hundred dollars to be posted in order to insure
payment for water used and all bills are to be
paid within 10 days after they are due.
If the residents of Grandview Subdivision do
not sanction this agreement by November 16, 1965,
water services by the City will be discontinued.
Council agreed that the City should adver-
tise for bids for a new police car to replace the
Chevrolet Station Wagon now in service in the
Police Department.
There being no further business to come
before the Council, meeting was adjourned at 10:30
P. M. on motion of Councilman McDougald seconded
by Councilman Scharf .nd carried.
Mayor Norman G. Boy
Attest:
City Recorder
Special meeting.
Present
Morrison, Maierle & Preator.
Inc. presents qualification:
to do the engineering work
on proposed Sewage Disposal
Plant.
Would recommend using the
equipment we have already
purchased for this Plant.
Presents proposal to de-
sign, plan, and construct
this plant. Recommends
resident engineer should
be provided for actual
construction.
Utah Savings & Loan on
Grandview Subdivision
- will no longer be re-
sponsible for payment of
water services. City de-
cides that one person shoul0
be responsible for paying
the bill - run thru the
master meter- one -hundred
dollars to be posted to
insure payment - to be paid
10 days after they are due.
Agreement to be by November
16th - or service discon-
tinued.
City to advertise for
bids for police car.
Adjournment - 10:30 P. M.
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No meeting November 2, 196
Special meeting held to
canvass ballots.
Legal quorum.
some errors on statement
from District #3 and #4.
Talleys accepted.
Minford Bunce - new Mayor
Tom Stocks and Jack West -
new councilmen.
City has received $4,700
more than it should have
in gross from State.
Amount will be deducted
from next State Check.
Adjournment - 1:30 P. M.
November 2, 1965
Due to the lack of a legal quorum being present,
the November 2, 1965, meeting was not held.
November 8, 1965
A special meeting of the Moab City Council was
held on the above date at 12:00 Noon at the Arches
Cafe to canvass the ballots of City election held
November 2, 1965.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen S.E. Scharf,
Wm. McDougald and John Mullen with Councilmen R.
Norman and R. Curfman being absent. Also present
were City Recorder D. Reardon, City Accounting
Adviser Er J. Claus, and '.Times Independent Editor,
Sam Taylor.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor'_.:Boyd
declared the meeting open for business.
After noting that there were errors or =missions
on the statement of Disposition of Ballots form from
District No. 3 and District No. 4, Councilman Scharf
moved seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried
to accept the tally books as being correct and the
candidates receiving the highest number of votes
were duly elected to office.
Election was for Mayor (4 year term) and two
Councilmen (4 year terms). Candidate and number
of votes received from each district are as follows:
For Mayor
Candidate
Norman G. Boyd
Winford Bunce
For Council
Candidates
Dist.
No. 3
177
135
Dist. Dist.
No.4 No.5
201 183
200 243
Total
561
578
Bill Foote 121 121 167 409
Tom Stocks 160 190 197 547
J. W.(Jack)West 182 249 251 682
Max A. Day 53 97 130 280
Karl Tangren 72 112 86 270
David L. Bailey
(Write in) 1 1
Total Elgible Voters
595 675 720 1990
Reg.Ballots Cast 303 383 422 1108
Absentee Ballots
Cast 13 e2 10 45
Total Ballots
Cast 316 405 432 1153
Winford Bunce elected Mayor. John W. (Jack) West
and Tom Stocks elected to Council.
Mr. Herb Hope of the Utah State Tax Commission
reported to the Council that due to some firms in
this area incorrectly reporting sales and use taxes,
Moab City had been allocated and paid approximately
$4,700.00 more than it should have received. This
error was discovered when the Tax Commission audited
the books of these firms for the past three wears.
This amount will be deducted from the next sales
tax allocation check. A full explanation of the
audit results will accompany the check.
There being no further business to come be-
fore the Council, the meeting was adjourned at
1:30 P. M. on moition of Councilman McDougald seconded
by Councilman Scharf and carried.
Attest:
City Recorder
Mayor Norman G. Boy
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The regular meeting of the Moab City Council
was held on the above date at 8 P. M. In the Council
Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen E. Scharf,
R. Curfman, and J. Mullen with Councilman Wm. Mc-
Dougald arriving after call of roll, and Councilman
Norman being absent.
Also present were City Attorney Ruggeri, Chief
of Police Robert Hart, Building and Sanitation In-
spector Jacques, Garbage Collection Contractor J.
Hatzenbuehler, City Recorder Reardon and others.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor
Boyd declared the meeting open for business, and in-
vited Reverend Robert Smith of the Assembly of God
Church to give the prayer.
Mayor Boyd read minutes of a meeting of the
Moab City Planning Commission held November 15, 1965,
recommending a variance from the zoning ordinance to
allow Mr. Wallace at 229 So. Walker Street to build
a two -car garage with fire-resistant walls on his
property line, and over a utility easement. Council-
man Scharf moved seconded by Councilman McDougald
and carried that after receiving letters granting
permission to build on this easement from Utah Gas
Service Company, Midland Telephone Company, Town
Television Company, Utah Power and Light Company,
and any other persons that may have right-of-way on
this easement, that a building permit would be issued
but that Mr. Wallace should be notified that his
building may have to be demolished or moved if ever
requested to do so.
Several residents of Grandview subdivision
were in attendance at the meeting regarding the possi-
bility of continuing obtaining City water service
although they are not within the City limits. Mrs.
Elmer Hayes requested that as long as they have indi-
vidual meters,.on-each, lot that-the,Gity ,read and
bill each individual resident as per the meter read-
ing. Mayor Boyd informed Mrs. Hayes that this is
a substandard water system, and that this could
not be done by the City unless the system was brought
up to City standards and specifications. Council-
man Mullen moved seconded by Councilman Scharf and
carried that each person desiring water services
in Grandview Subdivision post a twenty dollar water
deposit with the City, and that the City read each
individual meter, and that each person will pay the
amount their meter shows, and if there is any differ-
ence in the individual meter readings and the master
readings, then this will be apportioned to each
place occupied. Any amount owing at the present
time will be divided equally among the persons
presently living in Grandview Subdivision. Individual
meters are to be read on November 17th and billed
at that time.
Mr. Ray Shumway requested that he be allowed
to lease or use a portion of the City property West
of the Golf course for grazing of livestock. Council
informed Mr. Shumway that this could not be done becau
this would be in one of our spring areas, and that
the State Board of Health would not allow this.
Mr. Glen Carlson of the Thrifty Helper com-
plained to the Council about the garbage eollection
fees charged to his company for rental property that
they own. Councilman McDougald moved seconded by
Councilman Scharf and carried that as long as the
fee of $12.35 a month was agreeable with the Con-
tractor that their garbage collection charges from
Regular Meeting
Reverend Smith - Assemby
of God Church - Prayer
Mr. Wallace to be allowed
to build two -car garage
on property line - over
utility property - to be
notified he may have to
move this eventually.
Grandview subdivision -
concerning use of City
Water.
Ray Shumway requests lease
of property by golf course
to graze cattle - State
e Board of Health will not
allow - by Spring area.
Glen Carlson (Thrifty Helper)
charges on garbage to be
adjusted to July 1, 1965.
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July 1, 1965, be adjusted to this amount. Several
other garbage collection problems were discussed.
Fred Stoye (Post Office)
garbage to be adjusted to
$2.75 per month.
Garbage collection charges
for Service Stations - should
be $6.60 per month.
Statement of garbage collection
charges to be prepared each
month- signed by Jacob
Hatzenbuehler.
Vacant lots to be cleaned up
by City crews - People will
pay - Utex subdivision.
Every effort to be made to
collect delinquent accounts.
every action to be made to
collect delinquent curbs,
gutters, sidewalks, special
improvement charges.
Three bids for Police Car.
P & K Ford gets bid for
police Car.
All bills presented to City
to be paid except for John
Zimmerman. He owes City money
Surveyor John Keogh to make
plans to alleviate storm
water drainage at Parkside
Trailer Court.
Minutes approved.
Monthly reports.
Mr. Fred Stoye stated that he had had no pick-
up forrthe last three months at the Post office
building and Council agreed to adjust his bill to
$2.75 per month for the last three months, and new
charges would be made on the basis of volume actually
being picked up.
Garbage contractor Jacob Hatzenbuehler agreed
that garbage collection charges for service stations
should be at $6.60 per month.iflallIservice station
operators would agree to pay this amount instead
of the $10.00 that is presently being billed.
Councilman Mullen moved seeonded by Councilman
Scharf and carried that a statement of garbage
collection charges be prepared each month and have
the garbage contractor sign this statement as being
correct when payments are made to him.
A petition signed by ten persons living in the
vicinity of the Utex subdivision was presented to
the Council regarding the cleaning up of vacant
property in this area. Mayor Boyd stated that
persons owning this property had agreed to pay for
the cost of having this done. It was agreed that
City crews should do this the following Saturday.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to make every attempt to collect
all outstanding delinquent bills owed to the City
for flat business license, gross business license,
and others.
Councilman Curfman moved seconded by Council-
man McDougald and carried to take the necessary
action to collect delinquent accounts owed for curb,
gutter, and sidewalks and special improvement districts
Three bids were received in answer to our ad-
vertisement to purchase a 1966 Station W gon for
the Police Department. The net bids aftgr trade-in
and deductions were as follows:
Bunnell Dodge: $1715.00 for a Dodge Station
Wagon.
Gaither Chevrolet: $1907.00 for a Chevrolet
Station Wagon.
P & K Ford: $1432.00 for a Ford Station Wagon.
Motion was made by Councilman McDougald seconded
by Councilman Mullen and carried to purchase the
Ford Station Wagon from the low bidder, P & K Ford
Sales.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to pay all bills as presented
with the exception of the bill from John Zimmerman
as he owes the City approximately this amount of
money.
Council agreed that surveyor John Keogh be con-
tacted and instructed to make plans and recommen-
dations to alleviate the storm water drainage
problem at the Parkside Trailer Court.
Minutes of the special meeting of November 8, 1965,
were approved on motion of Councilman McDougald
seconded by Councilman Mullen and carried.
Monthly activity reports for the Police Depart-
ment, Street Department, Water and Sewer Department,
Building and Sanitation Department were read and
discussed.
Budget report for the month of October was
read and discussed.
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There being no further business to come before
the Council, meeting was adjourned at 1 A. M.
on motion of Councilman Curfman seconded by Council-
man Mullen and carried.
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ayor Norman G. Boyd
Attest:
City Recorder
November 23, 1965
A special meeting of the Moab City Council was
held on the above date at 8 P. M. in the Council
Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen Scharf, R.
Norman, Wm. McDougald, and J. Mullen with Council-
man Curfman arriving after call of roll.
Also present were Water Superintendent Lee
Stocks, City Recorder Darrell Reardon, Garbage
collection Contractor Jacob Hatzenbuehler, Council-
men elect Tom Stocks and Jack West, and Mayor Elect
Winford Bunce, and others.
There being a legal quorum, Mayor Boyd declared
the meeting open for business.
Mr. William Hines complained to the Council
of the garbage collection fees charged him at his
residence and apartment house building. Council
agreed to take this under advisement.
Mr. Ronald Reedy protested to the Council
stating that the claim he had turned into the gar-
bage contractor and City for articles picked up
in error by the garbage contractor had been denied
by Mr. Hatzenbuehler's Insurance Company. Council
agreed that this should be investigated as to why
this claim had been denied.
Request for Edgar Hayes outside City water -
connection was allowed on motion of Councilman
Scharf seconded by Councilman Curfman and carri.a
The City will ',take 3/4" connection at $250.00. Mr.
Hayes is to pay $50.00 down and sign a note at
6% interest to pay the balance of $200.00 in six
months time. Mr. Hayes received permission to
use an abandoned City water line for his own use.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Council-
man Curfman and carried with Councilman Mullen
and Councilman Norman voting against to refund,
$25.00 Mr. Edgar Hayes paid to the City for a lease
on a water well because after Mr. Hayes tested
this well, he found there was no water there.
Mr. Edgar Hayes also protested the garbage
collection fees charged at his trailer court stat-
ing that the garbage had not been picked up, and
the reasons had been that he had instructed the
contractor not to come on his property, but that
if the garbage is picked up in the future, he will
pay the fees chimed.
Adjournment - 1 A. M.
Special Meeting
Legal Quorum present.
William Hines garbage
collection charges to be
investigated.
Ronald Reedy Claim to be
investigated.
Edgar Hayes outside water
connection to be allowed.
Will sign note. Receives
permission ;to use abandoned
City Water Line.
$25.00 to be returned to
Edgar Hayes for a lease on
water well in which there
was no water.
Mr. Edgar Kayes protests
garbage charge because it i s
never picked up.
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VFW Club garbage fees adjusted
Garbage collections that are
not adjusted should be charged
the same.
Moab Jaycees request for $200.
for lighting at Xmas is
turned down - City has no
money for this.
Letter from Dr. Munsey pro-
testing $50.00 connection
fee charges of Water and
Sewer. City Attorney to
investigate.
Grandview Subdivision - If not
all bills are paid by Dec. 15,
service will be discontinued.
Mr. Keogh asked to be present
at next meeting to discuss
surveying work for the City.
Proposed Sewage Disposal Plant
engineering for this. Meeting
to be arranged with Nielsen &
Maxwell of Salt Lake City.
Discussion on putting in a
bridge for 500 West Street
to cross Millereek. It is
felt that there could be
Rooperation on this with Grand
County and State of Utah. To
'Meet with County Commissioners
on L,.is.
Adjournment - 11;53 P. M.
Mr. Chris Karayan representing the VFW Club
protested the garbage collection fees charged to
them. With the approval of the contractor, Council
agreed to adjust the fee from $4.15 to $2.75
from July 1, 1965.
Other garbage collection fee charges were dis-
cussed, and several adjustments made in agreement
with the contractor. It was agreed by Council
that where no adjustments were made, the full
amount as billed should be collected.
(�Mr. Peterson and Mr. Stewart representing the
-Moab Jaycees requested a $200.00 contribution from
the City to help on their Christmas Street lighting
program. Council explained that there were no
funds available at this time, but that this would
be taken under advisement when preparing the next
fiscal year's budget.
A letter from Dr. Munsey was read and discussed
as to his protesting a bill for water and sewer
connection fee charges of $50.00. The City Council
agreed that there should be an opinion from the
City Attorney before any further action is taken
in this matter.
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Council-
man Curfman and carried to notify the residents
and contract or mortgage holders in the Grandview
subdivision that if all water service charges
billed are not paid by December 15, service will be
discontinued.
At the September 21st meeting, Councilman Mullen
moved to table the proposal made by John Keogh to
do surveying work for the City. Councilman Mullen
now moved to take this off the table and to notify
Mr. Keogh to be at the next regular Council meeting
to discuss this proposal in further detail.
The City has received 4 proposals from Consult-
ing Engineering Firms regarding the engineering
for the proposed Sewage Disposal Plant. Council
instructed City Administrator Reardon to arrange
a meeting with the representative of Nielsen &
Maxwell, consulting engineers of Salt Lake City
and the City Council on November 30, 1965, at 8
P. M.
Considerable discussion was held on the possi-
bility of putting in a bridge on 500 West Street
to eross Millereek. It was felt that there could
be cooperation with Grand County and possibly the
State of Utah. Councii,nan Scharf stated that a
bridge 40 feet wide by 100 feet long could'be pur-
chased delivered in Moab for $11,000.00. Other
methods of ereek crossing were discussed and it was
agreed that a meeting should be arranged with the
County Commissioners to discuss this in further
detail.
There being no further business to come before
the Council, meeting was adjourned at 11:53 P. M.
on motion of Councilman Norman seconded by Council-
man Curfman and carried.
ttest:
City Recorder
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ayor Norman G. ffoyd
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November 30, 19657
A special meeting of the Moab City Council
was held on the above date at 8 P. M. in the Council
Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen E. Scharf,
R. Norman, Wm. McDougald, R. Curfman and J. Mullen.
Also present were City Reeorder D. Reardon,tCouncil-
men elect Tom Stocks,,Jack West, and Mayor elect
WOnfBtdckencdacknifeatheasd Mayor elect Winford Bunce
and c,thers.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor
Boyd declared the meeting open for business.
Mr. David W. Allen of the David W. Allen In-
surance Agency explained to the Council whey the
claim of Mr. Ronald Reedy had been denied. Mr.
Allen stated that the insurance policy purchased
by garbage contractor Hatzenbuehler did not cover
this type of-elaim. This matter would be up to the
contractor, and the claimant to settle. Mr. Allen
stated that in his opinion the City doew not have
?zany obligation in this matter, and that it should
04be settled by the two parties involved.
Mayor Xoyd read a letter announcing a meeting
V of the State Highway Commission to be held in the
Council Chambers at 1:30 P. M. December 7, 1965,
and he urged all councilmen to be present.
Mr. Alvin Anderson of the firm of Nielsen &'
Maxwell, consulting engineers of Salt Lake City,
Utah, reviewed his proposal dated November 12, 1965,
with the Council to do the engineering work on the
proposed Sewage treatment Plant. Mr. Anderson ex-
plained what his firm would do as to the design of
the Plant, and would correct any deficiencies in
the present plans. Mr. Anderson stated that with-
out further study his best estimate for total con-
struction of the Plant would be $150,000.00, and
that his firm would do this total project for 0%
of the total contract price. 75% of total fees paid
would apply to furnishing the complete plans and
specifications ready for bidding, and that his firm
would credit 25% of this amount for the work that
has already been done. The other 25% would be for
construction supervision. Total fees after all
allowances would be 6.9%.
Mr. Anderson stated that he would have the
plans and specifications ready to advertise for
bids February 10, 1966, if his firm were awarded the
contract.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by.Couneilman
McDougald and carried to accept the agreement for
engineering services pres-nted by Nielsen & Maxwell,
consulting engineers of Salt Lake City, subject to
the legal approval of the City Attorney.
There being no
the Council, meeting
motion of Councilman
Norman and carried.
Attest:
further business to come before
was adjourned at 9:45 P. M. on
McDougald seconded by Councilman
Mayor Norman g. Boyd
City Recorder
Special Meeting
David W. Allen Insurance
does not cover claim against
Jacob Hatzenbuehler made by
Ronald Reedy.
Meeting of State Highway
Commission.
Proposed Sewage Disposal
Plant - Nielsen & Maxwell
reviews their proposal for
Council.
Bids and specifications to
be ready by Feb. 10, if they
are awarded contract.
Council decides to accept
proposal of Nielsen & Maxwell
for Sewage Disposal Plant.
Adjournment - 9:45 P. M.
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Regular Meeting
Reverend Horner of the
Community kBaptist Church
gives prayer.
Committee appointed to in-
vestigate feasibility of
drilling well near the No 6
Green. Moab Golf Course.
$32.55 bill abated for
Moab Golf Course for Pipe
used in the past.
Reed Sommerville - complains
that garbage & Sewer charges
at his residence are excessive.
Councilman Mullen to investi-
gate.
John Keogh to be hired part-
time to do engineering work
and surveying for the City.
7th Day Adventist Church -
$14.56 of their water bill is
abated. Garbage and sewer
charges to be discontinued
until parsonage is rented again.
December 7, 1965
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council
was held on the above date at 8 P. M. in the
Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen E. Scharf,
Wm. McDougald, R. Curfman, and J. Mullen, with
Councilmana. Norman being absent. Also present
were City Attorney Ruggeri, City Recorder Reardon,
Mayor Elect Winford Bunce, Councilmen electeJ.
W. West, and Tom Stocks and others.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor
Boyd declared the meeting open for business,
and invited Reverend Horner of the Community
Baptist Church to give the prayer.
Mr. K. E. McDougald and Glen Victor repre-
senting the Moab,Country Club, stated that -the
Country Club is working on a Master plan for an
orderly development program of;the Golf Course.
Mr. McDougald stated that at one time the City
Council had passed a resolution to drill a Water
Well near the present No. 6 .Green for Golf Course -
Irrigation at the present time, and for City culi-
nary use in the future. After considerable dis-
cussioniregarding the feasibility of drilling
this well, Mayor Boyd appointed a committee to
investigate thelpossible location, costs, and
other facts which will be presented at the next
regular Council meeting. The committee consists
of Wm. McDougald as Chairman, R. L. Curfman, S.
E. Scharfy James Costanza, and John Zimmerman.
Upon request of Mr. McDougald, representing
the Moab Country Club, Councilman Curfman moved
seconded by Councilman Mullen and carried to abate
a bill in the amount of $32.55 for pipe used at
the Golf Course several years ago.
Mr. Reed Sommerville complained to the Council
that the garbage and sewer charges at his residence
were excessive. Councilman Mullen volunteered to
investigate this matter, and report back to the
Council at the next regular Council meeting.
After reviewing proposals to do engineer-
ing and surveying work for the City from R. O.
Cozzens, George H. Newell, and John Keogh, Council-
man McDougald moved seconded by Councilman. Curf-
man and carried to employ John Keogh at $150.00
per month retainer and use of the City Engineering
office for his private work as well as the City
work. Fees to be cha o_d for surveying work is
$6.00 per hour for one man, and $10.00 per hour
for two men. City Attorney Ruggeri is to draw up
this agreement which will commence January 1,
1966. Mr. Keogh explained to the Council that he
is a licensed land surveyor and is not a registered
engineer.
Mr. Orb Wiggle reported to the Council that
there had been a toilet leaking at the parsonage
for the 7th Day Adventist Church, and in one month
they used an excessive amount of water. He in-
quired as to whether the City,Council would be able
to make any .adjustment on the taater bill. Council-
man Mullen moved seconded by councilman Lurfman
and carried to abate $14.56 of their water bill,
and this amount will be credited to their account.
Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to discontinue garbage and
sewer service chages at this place until such time
as the parsonage is rented.
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City Attorney Ruggeri stated that after
reading the section of the ordinance regarding
water and sewer connection charges made on one
person's property where there is not another
connection to the main that in his opinion the
charge for another connection is legal and should
be collected. City Council requested that a
letter be written to Dr. J. P. Munsey informing
him of this opinion.
Mayor Boyd read a letter from Grand County
Superintendent of Schools Robert Sundwall re-
questing that a foot bridge be constructed over
Millcreek at 3rd South for the use of the High
School students during times when the sidewalks
are flooded. Council agreed that Mr. Sundwall
should be notified that there is no money available
for this purpose at the present time, and that
the City crews. will make' every effort to keep
these sidewalks cleared except at times of actual
flooding.
Ch
VN The engineering agreement with Nielsen &
Maxwell for engineering at the proposed Sewage
U Disposal Plant was discussed.
V
An application for a Class I Beer license
to operate the Silver Dollar Tavern presented
by D. A. Black and M. E. Black was approved on
motion of Councilman Curfman seconded by Council-
man Scharf and carried after payment of the
$250.00 license fee. City Recorder Reardon re-
ported that the applicants had already been
checked out by the Police Department. Council
denied the request to open prior to January 1,
1966, at Which date the license will become effect-
ive.
Mayor Boyd read a letter from the Utah Muni-
cipal League requesting the attendance of City
Administrator Reardon at a meeting to be held
in Salt Lake City December 16, 1965. The committee
is the "Street Advisory 'Committee" of the Utah
Municipal League. Councilman McDougald moved
seconded by Councilman Curfman and carried to
allow Mr. Reardon the necessary expenses to attend
this meeting.
Councilman Mullen volunteered to investigate
the storm drainage problem at the Parkside Trailer
Court with John Keogh, and investigate the possi-
bilities of alleviating this situation.
Minutes of the regular meeting held Novem-
ber 16, 1965, were approved on motion of Council-
man Scharf seconded by Councilman McDougald and
carried. Minutes of a meeting held November
23, 1965, were approved on motion of Councilman
Mullen seconded by Councilman Curfman and carried.
Minutes of a special meeting held -November 30,
1965, were approved on motion of -Couneilman Mullen
seconded by Councilman Mc 'Dougald`and carried.
The possibility of constructing a bridge
over Millcreek at 500 Vilest Street was again dis-
cussed. Councilman Scharf reported that a firm
had been in contacti]with the County Commissioners
and agreed to give them an estimate of cost for
building a structure at this location.
City Attorney Ruggeri stated that he would
investigate the claim made by Ronald Reedy against
garbage collection contractor Jacob Hatzenbuehler
,for loss or damage to property that the contractor
had apparently picked up in error. Mr. Ruggeri
stated that he would also investigate this matter
with the contrartnn. ra-rms,,,r,.,o rrro„+
It is legal to charge for
another connection to a
water main - Dr. Munsey to
be so informed.
3rd South - concerning
footbridge. over Millcreek.
agreement on engineering work
by Nielsen & Maxwell discussed
- Proposed Sewage Disposal Plant
Beer license to be issued to
M. E. Black and D. A. Black
to operate Silver Dollar Tavern.
Reardon - to go to Salt Lake
in conjunction with "Street
Advisory Committee" with
Municipal League.
Parkside Trailer Court -
storm drainage problem to be
investigated.
Minutes approved.
Bridge - 500 west St. - discussed
County looking into this and
is recel,ing estimates.
Ronald Reedy Claim against
garbage collection contractor
to be investigated.
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Department reports.
Xmas Party to be held with the
County employees.
Adjournment - 10:35 P. M.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Council=
man McDougald and carried to pay all bills as
presented. Monthly activity reports for the
month of November for the Police Department,
Water and Sevier Department, Building and Sani-
tation Department were read and discussed.
Councilman Scharf moved seconded by Council-
man Curfman and carried that the City partici-
pate in a Christmas Party with the Grand County
employees to be held on December 17, at the
American Legion Club. The City will pay for all
employees and their partners, and the Mayor and
Councilmen elect,,present Mayor and City Council
will pay for themselves and their partners.
There being no further business to come be-
fore the Council, meeting was adjourned at 10:35
P, M. on motion of Councilman McDougald seconded
by Councilman Curfman and carried.
Mayor Norman G Boyd
Attest:
City Recorder
To be added to above minutes:
Mayor Boyd read a letter from Lynn Thatcher
of the State Board of Health announcing that a
meeting will be held in Grand Junction, Colorado,
December 13, 1965, regarding the pollution of
Colorado River water.
December 21, 1965
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The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above date at 8 P.M. in the Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Boyd, Councilmen Eben Scharf,
Robert Norman, Wm. McDougald, R. Curfman and John Mullen.
Also present were Mayor elect Winford Bunce, Councilman
elect Tom Stocks, Chief of Police Robert Hart, City Attorne
R. Ruggeri, City Recorder D. Reardon, Consulting Engineer
Alvin Anderson, and others.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declare
the meeting open for business and invited Bishop Harry Snow
of the L. D. S. Church to give the prayer.
Mr. Ben Smith of the Parkside Trailer Court inquired
as to what progress had been made in alleviating the flood
conditions at his place. Councilman Mullen reported that
he and City Surveyor John Keogh had investigated this, but
as yet did not have any plans completed, but that this
would be done within a very few days.
Cb City Accounting Adviser Ed Clause reviewed the audit
C4 report for the Fiscal year of July 1, 1964, and June 30,
U 1965. Mr. Clause stated that in review of this year and
V prior year's audit reports, that the balance in the
ij General fund on June 30, should be approximately $50,000.00
to enable this fund to operate without having to borrow
from other funds. Mr. Clause stated that without this
amount of money the budget expenditures and revenues could
be in order, but the cash flow completely out of balance.
Mr. Alvin Anderson, the Consulting engineer on our
proposed sewage treatment plant, presented a progress
report, and a resume as to what he has done since they
were awarded the contract for providing the engineering
services for this plant.
Mr. Anderson stated that with the new plant design
as it is at present, the Power bill would be increased by
approximately $400.00 per month. Mr. Anderson further
recommended that equipment to handle one -ton chlorine
tanks be included in the plans, stating-1 that although
this equipment would cost approximately five -thousand dolla
to install, the savings by buying chlorine in one -ton
cylinders would pay this amount off in six years, and
would be a savings from then on. He also suggested that
metering equipment should be installed at the out -flow
of the treatment plant instead of the in -flow.
Mayor Boyd read a letter from Eldon J. Card, Real
Estate Broker, complaining of sewer service charges that
were being billed to him, but the charges = made prior
to his taking over this property which is known as the
"Grow Building or the Sunray Building". On motion of
Councilman Curfman seconded by Councilman Mullen and Carrie
the bill for sewer service charges in the amount of $15.25
was abated with the stipulation that Mr. Card sign the
standard application and lien form on this property.
Councilman Curfman moved seconded by Councilman Mullen
and carried to approve the street lighting agreement with
Utah Power and Light Company as presented.
Councilman Mebougald moved seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to renew the City liability insurance
policy with the David W. Allen Insurance Agency.
As there will prabably be a public hearing regarding
the City's filing with the State Engineers office for a
change of point of diversion on some of their water rights
in February of 1966, Council instructed City Attorney
Ruggeri to notify Senior and Senior, Attorneys for Texas
Gulf Sulphur Company, by letter of this hearing, and also
send a copy of this letter to Mr. Ira McKeever of Texas
Gulf Sulphur Company.
Ben Smith inquired as to
what progress had been
made to alleviate flood
conditions at his place.
Ed Clause reviewed the
audit report.
Mr. Anderson presented
pregress report on
sewage plant.
Power bill would be
increased by approx.
$400.00 per month with
design at present.
s
Abated $15.25 sewer
service charges for E. J.
Card.
Approve street lighting
agreement with Utah
Power and Light.
Renew City liability
insurance with D. W.
Alien.
Public hearing regarding
change of point of
diversion on water
rights.
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Discontinue sewer Councilman Mullen moved seconded by Councilman Norman
service charges on and carried to discontinue Sewer service charges for an
Somerville property on unoccupied house on the Reed Somerville property on 2nd
2nd East. East Street, but that the $2.75 garbage charge would
still be billed as long as there is a business at this
location.
City would not be liable A letter from Mr. Frank Hanson, Attorney for Ronald
for actions of Mr. Reedy, making a claim against the City for personal property
Hatzenbuehler on claim inadvertently picked up by the garbage contractor in error
of Ronald Reedy. was read. Mr. Ruggeri stated that his discussion with
the contractor's and City's insurance agent brought out
the fact that their policies do not cover this type of
loss, but that in the contract with garbage contractor
Jacob Hatzenbuehler, the City would not be liable for any
of his actions.
Minutes of December 7,
1965 approved
City Recorder Darrell
Reardon Resigns and
to pay one month's
severance pay.
Employ E. J. Claus to
do audit.
Adjourn.
Special meeting of
council.
Euteva Turner appointed
city recorder.
Other appointments.
Minutes of regular meeting held December 7, 1965, were
approved on motion of Councilman Mullen seconded by Councilman
Cur£man and carried.
Councilman McDougald reported that the committee
had held one meeting on the possibility of drilling another
well on the golf course property, but had made no decisions
and were not prepared at the present time to make any
recommendations to the Council.
Mayor Boyd read a letter of resignation and request
for severance pay from City Recorder Darrell Reardon.
Councilman McDougald moved seconded by Councilman Norman
and unanimously carried to accept the resignation as of
December 31, 1965, and to allow Mr. Reardon one month's
severance pay for the years of service he has rendered
the City.
Councilman Norman moved seconded by Councilman Mullen
and carried to employ E. J. Clause, CPA, to do an audit
of the City books and accounts as of December 31,,1965.
There being no further business to come before the
Council, meeting was adjourned at 10:40 P. M. on motion of
Councilman Mullen seconded by Councilman Norman and carried.
ttest:
ity Recorder
Mayor Norman G. Boyd
January 3, 1966
The Moab City Council met at 7 P.M. on the above date
in a special business meeting called by the Mayor with
Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen J. Mullen, T. Stocks,
Wm. McDougald, R. Curfman, J. West and City.Attorney
Robert H. Ruggeri attending. There being a legal
quorum present, the meeting was called to order by
the Mayor.
Mr. Bunce advised the Council that the purpose of the
eeting was to appoint a City Recorder. After some dis-
ussion between Mayor and Council concerning duties of
ity Recorder, Councilman Wm. McDougald made a motion to
ppoint Mr. Buel (Euteva}Turner as City Recorder in
ccordance with the law and that she perform the duties
f recorder as prescribed by law, motion was seconded by
ohn Mullen and motion carried. Euteva Turner was administered
he oath cf office by City Judge, Donald D. Crist.
Mr. Bunce stated he wanted to appoint Mr. Ruggeri as
ity Attorney, Mr. Robert Hart as Chief of Police, Howard
alsley as City Treasurer and the various people who are how
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employed by the city. Mr. Ruggeri to look up the law
concerning whether or not the various people appointed
to appointive offices should take the oath of office for
each.new appointment, if it is required they will be advise
to attend the regular business meeting on January 4th for
that purpose.
Mayor Bunce recommended a salary change for the
recorder to $375.00 per month. Mr. Ruggeri advised the
council that the law required a special public meeting be
held to make any changes in salary in the City Administrati
and John Mullen made a motion to publish the notice of
public hearing for January 18, 1966.at 8:00 P. M. for that
purpose, motion was seconded by Jack West and motion
carried. Mr. Ruggeri was requested to prepare notice for
publication.
Mr. Bunce stated that several registered letters came
from the State Engineer's office concerning water filings
which had not been approved, he stated he had contacted
John Keogh to check into the matter.
Mr. Mullen says that he is very much concerned about
N the fact that Mr. Keogh can not find records in City Office
c) concerning establishment of survey monuments. No action
U was taken at this time.
V
There being no further business to come before the
council, Bob-Curfman made motion to adjourn at 8:30 P.M.
seconded by John Mullen and motion carried.
ayor
Attest:
City Recorder
January 4, 1966
rd Bunce
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
the above date a t 8 P. M. in the Council Chambers with
old mayor, Norman Boyd and new mayor, Winford Bunce
attending. Also attending were Councilmen R. Norman
and E. Scharf, whose terms are expiring and Councilmen J.
Mullen, Wm. McDougald, R. Curfman, Jack West, Stocks,
City Recorder Euteva Turner, City Attorney R. Ruggeri,
Consulting Engineer Alvin Anderson and others. There
being a legal quorum present, Mayor Boyd declared the
meeting open for business and invited Bishop C. A. Raymond
of the L. D. S. Church to open with prayer.
Mayor Boyd read the minutes of the December 21st
meeting, motion was made by R. Norman to approve minutes
as read, seconded by R. Curfman and motion carried.
All bills that were due and payable were presented
to the council by Mayor Boyd. A motion was made by
Wm. McDougald to pay all bills presented except Canyon-
lands Sanitation, seconderIby R. Curfman and motion carrie
After Mayor Boyd took care of these matters which wer
pending during his term in office he presented the new
Mayor, Winform Bunce with a gavel and congratulated him
on his election and turned the meeting over to him.
R. Norman and E. Scharf, the retiring councilmen congrat-
ulated the new councilmen, Tom Stocks and Jack West.
Salary for recorder
recommended at $375.00
n
Notice of Public hearing
for salary change.
Records of survey
monuments.
Adjourn at 8:30 P. M.
Bishop C. A. Raymond
opens meeting with
prayer.
Minutes of December 21st
meeting approved.
Bills presented.
Mayor Boyd presented
Mayor Bunce with gavel
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Mr. Anderson presents
report of analysis
on two secondary
treatment plants.
Apply for extention on
"Proof of Appropriations"
for five water filings.
Beer License granted to
Gordon Ousley.
Utah Conference of
Mayors.
Pay County back rent on
City offices.
Replace fence for
Emma Walker
One man reduction on
Police force.
Mayor Bunce continued with the business meeting and
asked Mr. Alvin Anderson, who is associated with Nielsen
and Maxwell, Consulting Engineers on the Sewage Disposal
Plant, to present rto,the council his report of the analysis
on two possible secondary treatment processes which can
be used by the city in the expansion in its sewage treatment
plant. Mayor Bunce asked the J. Mullen and R. Curfman
make a detailed study of his report and report their
findings to the council on Friday, January 7, 1966 at
5 P. M. and the council would then make a decision and
would notify Mr. Anderson of their plans.
Mr. John Keogh presented a plot which showed locations
of water filings which had not been approved by the State.
R. Curfman made a motion to apply for an extention on
"Proof of Appropriations" for five water filing applications
Nos: 30309, 32946, 27898A, 25519 & 27427, until_such time
as a follow up could be made, seconded by Jack West and
motion carried.
R. Curfman made a motion to grant a Beer License to
Gordon Ousley of Gordon's 7-11 Grocery, seconded by Tom
Stocks and motion carried.
R. Curfman made a motion that Mayor Bunce attend the
Utah,Conference of Mayors held in Salt Lake City on -
January 17, 1966, seconded by J. Mullen and motion carried.
Wm. McDougald made a motion that the County be paid
back rent on City offices in ,the amount of $60.00 for
August, $100.00 each month for September, October, November
and December and to keep rent paid up to date, seconded by
J. Mullen and motion carried.
Mayor-Bunce advised council of a complaint from Emma
Walker wanting a barbed wire fence replaced which was torn
down several years ago when a city water tank was being
moved. Wm. McDougald made a motion that the fence be
replaced, seconded by R. Curfman and motion carried.
Chief Robert Hart appeared before the council to
present his views on the one man reduction on the Police
!force. Chief Hart stated he would cooperate in every way
'possible with the council to help cut expenses in his
department. A proposed meeting between Moab City Council,
Moab City Police Department, Grand County Commissioners
land Grand County Sheriff's Department to try to work out
a plan for cooperation between the two law enforcement
departments was discussed.
Minutes of January 3, Minutes of the special council meeting of January 3,
1966 approved. 1966, were read and approved as read.
Canyonlands Sanitation The bill from Ca..y.,.lands Sanitation was again discussed
to itemize bill or works and bill is not to be paid until such time as Mr. Hatzenbuehler
matter out to satisfactiionpresents an itemized bill or at least works this matter out
of Mayor Bunce, to the satisfaction of Mayor Bunce. Wm.- McDoiigald made
h. motion that Mayor Bunce and Mr. Hatzenbuehler get together
with the commercial establishments and have Mr..Hatienbuehler
d customer sign an agreement to pay a set amount for
ommercial pick up, then charge customer that amount,
econded by J. Mullen and motion carried.
Garbage collection
services to welfare and
social security families
at a nominal charge.
Curt Robertson appointed
new chairman of
Recreation Board.
Wm McDougald stated that the city of Moab had about
110 or more individuals and families who are on welfare and
ocial security and that Mr. Hatzenbuehler was willing to
ender garbage collection services to these people at a
ery nominal fee. Mr. Bunce will contact Mr: Hatzenbuehler
o see what can be worked out to help these people.
Wm. McDougald stated that the Recreation Board had
et on December 31, 1965, and accepted the resignation of
ouis Smith as its chairman. Mr. Curt Robertson was
ppointed as new chairman. Mr. McDougald asked that the
3500.00 to be donated by the city for tennis courts be
ncluded in next years budget. J. Mullen made a motion that
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$515.25 of Recreation Board's water bills be abated when
$600.00-connection fee is paid, seconded -by R. Curfman
and motion carried. Mr. Louis Smith is to keep record
player belonging to Recreation Board and take care of it
until such time as it is needed again.
R. Curfman advised the council that during the time
that the irrigation ditches were being covered by the city,
a city truck ran over a portion of the concrete patio at
the Frank Neisler home at 626 Nichols Lane and ruined the
concrete. Mr. Lee Stocks was requested to investigate
matter and give the council an estimate on repair job.
Mr. John Keogh reported to the council after inves-
tigating the water flooding at Parkside Trailer Park, and
recommended that an outlet be cut in concrete catch basin
on west side of street to a grade below inlet grade of
culvert crossing street. Also to cut a ditch from concrete
basin approximately 19" to open ditch along east side of
park. Mr. Keogh also made a recommendation to move 6"
transite pipe from Parkside property so that outlet end
Cb empties into catch basin on east side of street. R.
cl
Curfman made a motion that recommendations of Mr. Keogh's
U be carried out, seconded byJJ. Mullen and motion carried.
U J. Mullen made a motion to adjourn at 11:35 P. M.,
seconded by R. Curfman and motion carried.
Mayor W2nfo
Attest:
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4Citycorder
January 7, 1966
Bunee
A special meeting of the Moab City Council was called
on the above date at 5 P. M. In the Moab City Council
Chambers with Councilmen J. Mullen, T. Stocks, Wm. McDougal
R. Curfman, J. West and Mayor Bunee attending. There
being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declared the meeti g
open for business.
Abate water bill in
amount of $515.25 after
$600,00 connection fee
is paid by Recreation
Board.
Mr. Stocks to investigate
damaged patio at Frank
Neisler home.
Recommendation of
Mr. Keogh's to aleviate
flooding conditions
at Parkside Trailer
Park.
J. Mullen and R. Curfman presented a report they made
concerning the Moab City Sewage Disposal Plant, a copy of
said report is reprinted as follows:
Meeting - J. Mullen, R. Curfman January 6, 1966
Subject: Moab City Sewage Disposal Plant
1 - question has been asked, "If we install a trickling
filter for 10,000 population now; are we creating a
permanent bottle -neck for future expansion if it is
needed?"
a) As presented, the Infileo plant is capable of
serving a population of 14,500. If a trickling
filter is installed,to serve a population of
10,000 now and at a later date it became necessary
to expand the plant to serve a population of 14,500
it would then be necessary to increase the.filter
capacity only.
2 - We feel that the population projection is probably the
most important factor influencing the decision which
this Council must make.
a) Mullen and Curfman feel the 10,000 population figur
used by Mr. Anderson is realistic, however we
further feel that an appeal should be made to all
citizens who might have access to facts which
Adjourn at 11:35 P. M.
Special meeting.
Trickling filter plant
to serve 10,000 population
could be increased to
serve 41,500
Appeal to citizens to
present any facts
concerning population
they might have.
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Public hearing to
discuss population
projection.
Councilmen and Mayor
to go to Salt Lake City
to inspect trickling
filter plants.
Special public meeting.
T. G. S. over employed.
Possibility of new
potash mines.
Additional uranium
mining.
School Architect
forecast.
Adjourn at 8:35 P. M.
might lead to other than normal growth, to present
themselves at a hearing to,be called by the Mayor
and make the facts known to theCity Council.
We feel the "Construction Start" deadline which has
been arbitrarily set should be relaxed until an
intelligent decision can be made on the alternates.
We would recommend that any
travel to Salt Lake City in
inspect the three operating
in that area. Mr. Anderson
conduct tours through these
Councilman who can should
the near future and
trickling filter plants
has volunteered to
plants.
/s/ J. R. Mullen
J. R. Mullen, Councilman
/s/ R. L. Curfman
R. L. Curfman, Councilman
A Public Hearing was called for January 14,,1966,at
8 P. M. in the Moab City Council Chambers to discuss the
population projection with Moab Citizens.
All Councilmen who can and the Mayor will travel to.
Salt Lake City on Saturday, January 15, 1966 to inspect
the trickling filter plants in that area.
Attest:
Aityct �4J
Recorder
Mayor Wij ord Bunce
January 14, 1966
A special public meeting was held on the above date
in the City Council Room at 8 P. M. with Councilmen J.
Mullen, Tom Stocks, Wm. McDougald, R. Curfman, Jack [Vest
and about 30 citizens attending. The meeting was called
to order by Mayor Bunce.
Councilman R. Curfman told those attending that at the
present time Texas Gulf Sulphur is over employed. I£
production stays as it is now the employment could go
lower, if production raises it is possible employment
could stay the same. hr. ..urfman also stated there was
a possibility of new potash mines in the future. If
conventional mining is done of course several people will
be employed, if solution mining is used employment will
b2 somewhat less.
Councilman J. Mullen stated that as near as he knew
there would be additional uranium mining by 1968, and
possibly some of the old mines will open up that have
been closed because of allotment. Mr. Mullen also stated
that when -the Atlas Mineral contract expired he believed
they would continue to operate, if not milling uranium
then they would handle some other -type of ore and their
employment would prabably be about the same as it -is now.
Mr. Robert Sundwall said their School Architect had
made a forecast that by 1970 the total population of
Grand County would be 8,000.
There being no further business to present the meeting
adjourned at 8:35 P. M.
Attest: Mayor Winford Bunce
City Recorder
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January 18; 1966
The Moab City Council met on the above date at 8 P.M.
in the City Council Chambers for a special public hearing
concerning establishing salaries at a veriation from the
adopted salary schedule and also as their regular business
meeting. Those attending were Mayor Bunce, Councilmen
J. Mullen, T. Stocks, J. West, R. Curfman, Wm. McDougald,
City Attorney R. Ruggeri, City Recorder Euteva Turner and
approximately 70 citizens of Moab. There being a legal
quorum present the meeting was called to order by Mayor
Bunce and Reverend Smith of the First Assembly of God
Church opened the meeting with prayer.
Mayor Bunce advised those attending that this public
meeting had been called to establish salaries at a veriatio
from the adopted salary schedule of Moab City and asked
the Council to make some decision on his proposal to pay
the Mayor an additional $425.00 per month, besides the
$175.00 per month already set forth by ordinance, for addi-
tional duties the Mayor would perform for the city as a
m full time mayor and also to establish the City Recorder's
N salary at $375.00 per month. Mayor Bunce invited anyone
Upresent to present their opinion on this matter.
V
V Norman Boyd presented a petition to the City Council
of the City of Moab as follows:
"We, the undersign, being taxpayers of the City of
Moab, Grand County, State of Utah, do hereby join
in a petition protesting against the passage of any
resolution or ordinance having the effect of increasin
the present salary of the Mayor of the City of Moab,
and urge the defeat of his proposal to do so:"
Said petition was signed by 111 signers. After presenting
the petition, Mr. Boyd stated it was his opinion that Moab
City had operated for the past 12 years as a smooth running
city, with a good record and good financial procedures.
He asked that the Council consider the magnitude of the
change in government that was being proposed, and requested
any change made be on a trial basis.
Mr. Harold Jacobs stated that this $3,000.00 figure
of savings was quite interesting, he could not add the
figures up that way himself. He was advised that in the
past the Mayor has been paid $175.00, City Administrator,
$759.00, Clerk of the Court, $293.00 and under the salary
changes that he was asking for the Mayor would be paid
$175.00 plus $425.00 for additional duties and the Clerk
of the Court working as recorder also would be paid
$375.00. This would amount to a savings of $3,000.00
yearly in administration salaries alone.
Dick Minasian asked that if duties and obligations'
of mayor and duties as administrator is a full time job,
•`at happens in this day and age when the mayor is
required to go out of town to help bring new industries to
Moab? What do we need, a mayor or city administrator?
Mayor Bunce advised Mr. Minasian that in times past the
Mayor and City Administrator had both been out of town
for several days at a time and nothing drastic had happened
and he did not foresee any earthbreaking situation for
the future.
Bill Foote asked that if this plan was adopted, would
the next mayor have to be someoneE who could handle a
full time job and not part time as it has been in the past,
he was advised this would'not exclude anyone•from running
for Mayor. •
Eben Scharf advised the ones present that within
three months if this plan does not work the city council
can recind their decision.
Special public hearing
and Regular business
meeting.
Purpose of public hearing
to establish salaries
at a veriation from the
adopted salary schedule
of Moab City.
Petition presented
by Norman Boyd protesting
salary changes of mayor.
Proposed salary changes
could save $3,000 yearly
in administration alone.
Dick Minasian asked
if eity needs a mayor
or city administrator.
Bill Foote questions
full times mayor plan.
Eben Scharf advises plan
is temporary.
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Maxine Boyd
hiring city
recommends
administrator,
Mrs. Boyd recommends city
council set up city
manager type government.
Mayor's responsibility
to appoint city recorder.
City Attorney advises
council to make a
determination of
procedures to be
followed concerning
salaries after public
hearing.
Mr. Boyd request council
consider petition.
Motion to take salary
changes under advisement.
Planning Commission.
Board of Adjustment.
Shade Tree Commission.
Duties assigned councilme
Maxine Boyd stated that this is not the way to save
money by cutting down on administration expenses. She
recommended to get a fully qualified city administrator,
advertise and hire a man to fill this position instead
of the present mayor performing tbis duty. Wm. McDougald
advised Mrs. Boyd that this position of City Administrator
was not,legal, Mr. Reardon had been given that title
along with additional duties in order to justify a raise
in salary. Mrs. Boyd said she would recommend then that
the city council would set up this type of government and
hire someone,as city manager who is qualified. She was
advised that this would require a change in city ordinance
to adopt this type of government.
Dick Minasian asked that if the present mayor was
paid $425.00 for services outside the office of Mayor
to work full time and at the next election if a business
man who does not have time to take on a full time job
wanted to run for office of mayor, what will be done about
a city administrator? Mr. Minasian was advised that it
was the Mayor's responsibility to appoint a recorder and
it would be the new Mayor's responsibility to see that it
was done.
City Attorney R. Ruggeri advised the council and
citizens present that after a public hearing was held
such as was being held at the present time, the city
council was to make a determination of procedures to be
followed. He stated that the Statute does not say that
an ordinance had to be adopted, but salary to be fixed,
aftep a,public hearing has been held, for the mayor to
,be.compensated for duties which had not been in existance
before. He stated that all key positions have been,appointed
or re -appointed as the case may be since the mayort,s election
He said this has been misunderstood by the public in the
past.
Norman Boyd made a motion that the council seriously
consider this petition that has been presented in their
decision on the,salary change for the m ayor.
J. Mullen made a motion to take under consideration
the motion from the people, taring the matter,under advise-
ment to be considered at a later date, seconded by,J. West
and motion carried.
Mayor Bunce advised the council that he would recommend
the following for appointment to various committees:
Planning Commission, David W. Allen to serve ad Chairman,
his term expiring in 1968, Sam Taylor, 1971, Margie
Widows, 1968, Ellis Cook, 1971, Bob Blag, 1971, C. L.
Stewart, 1970 and gobert Nelson, 1971. Board of Adjustment,
Edd Provonsha, Chairman, germ expiring 1368, Les Erbes,
1967, J. W. Oliver, 1971, Harley Johnson, 1971, and
Ray Branscom, 1971. Shade Tree Commission, Aleen Scharf,
Chairman, term expiring 1971, Gladys Oliver, 197,0,,Norman
Boyd, 1969, GlennVictor, 1968, Richard Cozzens,,,1967,
and John Keogh, Ex-officio City Engineer. Mayor Bunce
stated that all had been contacted and were willing to
serve. J. West made a motion to approve the above appoint-
ments„ seconded by R. Curfman and motion carried.
Mayor Bunce assigned the following councilmen,to
-various posts: Tom Stocks, Administration and Finance,
Wm, McDougald, Streets and Parks, Jack West, Public
Safety and Recreation, J. Mullen, Civil Defense, Planning
and Flood Control, R. Curfman, Water, Sewer and Public
Health. The mayor also asked that J. Mullen andR. Curfman
work together on the proposed disposal plant.
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Wm. McDougald stated that if the council does go
along on this proposed administration at the present time
it can be changed if the council feels it can not be
worked out. He stated that the mayor is responsible for
the administration and he feels the council should go along
with the Mayor, it is only a temporary thing, subject to
review,by the council at,anytime the council sees fit.
Mayor Bunce advised the council that sometime last
spring an air tugger was borrowed from Lena Dowd on a
rental basis, the city has had the machine about 10
months,and no rent has been paid. Mrs. Dowd is willing
to sell the machine to the city of $200.00 and forget
about the rent. J. Mullen made a motion to purchase the
tugger for $200.00, seconded by R. Curfman and motion
carried.,
Charles Brechtel has contacted Mayor Bunce concerning
the spring which runs free at the city part, he would like
to rent the spring, and would assume all costs to get the
water to his home. City Attorney R. Ruggeri stated this
question had come up before and there was a question of
d� liability, the spring has been condemned and the city could
N be liable for anything that might come up. If the spring
714is leased the city should have some kind of control
c.) and recommended the request be denied. R. Curfman suggeste
V that request be denied until some very definite guide
lines could be established with the State Engineer and
State Board of Health., Wm. McDougald made a motion to
table this request until the State Engineer can be contacte
and definite arrangements could be made to give services
to persons outside of the city; seconded by T. Stocks and,
motion carried.
When the city acquired Somerville Ranch they also
acquired the water in Pack,Creek. George White has contact
the Mayor concerning leasing the irrigation water that
belongs to the city. R. Curfman made a motion that the
City Attorney look into this matter and see if this can be
done legally and if so to prepare the necessary agreement
to allow this water to be used for irrigation purposes
to a person or persons unknown and absolving the city of
any responsibility, seconded by J. Mullen and motion carrie
Mayor Bunce stated he had received a communication
concerning the license of Town TV and after checking into
the matter found that they had not paid a license since
1962, Mr, Drake of Town TV was present and stated that to
his knowledge he had never received a bill, if they had it
would have been paid. Mr. $unce stated Moab Radio was
in the same position. Pete Byrd made a motion to review
this whole city license fee system, he was advised by the
Mayor that this was being done. Wm. McDougall moue a
motion to table licensing of Town TV and KURA until this
study is made, seconded by R. Curfman and motion carried.
J. E. Kerby has offered to trade some new galvanized
pipe to the city, which pipe the city could use, for some
used pipe, R. Curfman made a -motion to accept this trade,
seconded by Wm. McDougald and motion carried.
There will be a conference, in Salt Lake City on
January 27, 1966 at 2 P. M. for the Plumbing Inspectors
of Utah, Mr. Jacques would like to attend. Mr. Mullen
said it would depend on the budget, he doesn't know if
there is any money left for travel, a specific amount
was set aside in the budget for that purpose, Mr. Mullen
made a motion that if the money is available for Mr.
Jacques to go to the meeting, seconded by Wm. McDougald
and motion carried.
Mayor is responsible
for administration.
Motion to purchase
air tugger from
Mrs. Dowd.
Charles Brechtel
would like to rent
spring in city park.
Motion to table
this request.
Concerning leasing
d irrigagion water
in Pack Creek.
Town TV not paid
license since 1962.
Pete Byrd made motion
to review whole city
license fee system.
Plumbing Inspectors
of Utah to meet on
January 27, 1966,
Mr. Jacques to attend
if money is in budget.
5s
Fence replaced for
Emma Walker.
Insurance on city
owned vehicles.
Ammonium sulfate.
Regional Foreign Policy
Conference.
Report on trip to
Salt Lake City to visit
Trickling Filter
Disposal Systems.
Abate $15.00' on
water bill for
Irene Stewart.
The Mayor stated that the fenee which was authorized.
ge to be replaced for Emma Walker has been done, some salvaer
was used and the cost was nominal.
- Mayor”Bunce advised.the,council that it was time to
renew the -insurance on the city owned vehicles, he would
recommend keeping collision and comprehension on Police
cars and newer vehicles bUt only public liability and
property-damage,on older ones. Wm. McDougald made a motion
that T. Stocks, Mayor Bunce and David Allen get together
on this insurance and do what they think best for the
city, that was agreeable with the council.
It was agreed that the city would cooperate with
the schools to purchase ammonium sulfate for the park
this year, it can be bought cheaper in larger quantities.
Mayor Bunce had received a communication from the
Department of State in Washington of a Regional Foreign
Policy Conference to be held in Salt Lake City on February 9,
1966: All who were interested were invited to attend.
J. Mullen made a motion to abate $15.00 which Irene
Stewart oweS.on a back water bill, seconded by R. Curfman
and motion carried.
J. Mullen reported on the trip to Salt Lake 'City
to visit the Trickling Filter Disposal Systems in operation
there; They visited the South Davis and North Davis
plants. The North Davis plant was servicing 30,000
population with two trickling filters in operation, a
third one was ready for use when it was needed. They
were free from order, he could find no objections to the
trickling filter system. They were beautifully maintained.
R. Curfman said he agreed with Mr. Mullen.
Mr. Ken McDougald said he would like to discuss
Ken McDougald disapproves this matter of the salary of the Mayor with the council,
of Mayor holding jobs he suggested the council think this matter over'very
of Mayor and City seriously concerning combining the two jobs of Mayor and
Manager. City Manager. He also stated he did not opposerMr. Bunce
being reimbursed for additional work, if theMayor'wants
to devote full time to duties as mayor, he certainly
should be paid more than $175.00 per month, however he
did not think the two jobs should be combined.
Mrs. Ottinger disapproves
garbage charges
City to purchase
gas thru State.
Minutes approved.
Mayor Bunce to go to
Salt Lake to discuss
Flood Control.
Mrs. Ottinger voiced her disapproval concerning the
garbage charges for commercial establishment"s•sin ekMr.
Hatzenbuehler has the contract. Mayor Bunce advised her
that he was working with Mr. Hatzenbuehler to try to work
out an agreement with the commercial establishments. He
advised her he would try to see them in the next Tew days
to work 'this out.
J. West made a motion that the city go in with the
State to purchase gas, delivered fob Moab, seconded by
R. Curfman and motion carried. The City could save n
per gallon'on this gas.
J. West made a motion to approve the minutes for the
regular meeting held on January 4, 1966, and the minutes
for the two special meetings held January 7 & 14, 1966,
seconded'by T. Stocks and, motion earried.
Mayor Bunce advised the council that he did not go to
the Mayor's 'meeting in Salt Lake, that he had other business
to take care of here, he would like to go to a meeting on
Friday at Salt Lake to discuss flood control, he could get
information on the Mayor's meeting at that time. The
council members all approved of Mayor Bunce attending
this meeting on Friday.
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J. Mullen made a motion to repair the damage to the
patio at the Frank Neisler home at 626 Nichols Lane and
bill the county and irrigation company for 1/3 each,
seconded by R. Curfman and motion carried.
Mr. Hatzenbuehler had notified the Mayor that some
of the garbage cans around town were in bad condition and
needed to be repainted, also some new cans needs to be
bought for the City Park. Mayor is to find out the cost
of the cans needed and present to the council.
Tom Stocks,is to check into the park budget and see
if funds are being distributed correctly.
All bills that were due and payable were presented
to the council by the mayor. J. Mullen made a motion to
pay all bills presented except insurance which has been
discussed previously, seconded by R. Curfman and motion
carried.
R. Curfman said he had reached a conclusion in his own
mind concerning the new disposal plant, he does not think
the city will exceed 10,000 population within a 20 year
period, that figure is realistic and with this in mind he
Cq
leans strongly toward the Trickling filter plant. He is
U familiar with the trickling filter, it has been approved
V by the Utah Department of Health, and the Aero-Accelator
U has not. The State Department has to approve to get
Federal money. J. Mullen said the even though the city
would loose approximately $32,000 on equipment that
has previously been bought for the aero-accelator type of
disposal, over a period of time they will save more than
that on the Trickling Filter type plant. He believes there
is a possibility of the city getting the Federal grant in
the amount of,$30,000 by changing to the Trickling Filter
plant and he believes the city would be ahead by changing
to the Trickling Filter. In the future if the population
did go above 10;000 another trickling filter could be
added into theisystem at a very nominal cost. Wm. McDougal
stated that he regrets the city did not get rid of Holder
two years ago. He believes Mr. Anderson is very capable an
can do a good job for the City. Tom Stocks and J. West
also said,the trickling filter system sounded good to
them. R. Curfman made a motion that the firm of Nielsen
& Maxwell be notified to proceed on the Trickling Filter
plant for a population of 10,000 and to provide cost data,
seconded by J. Mullen and motion carried.
(Mayor Bunce presented a bill from Roberts Electric
Motor Service of Grand Junction on a motor from -then
swimming pool which had been taken to Grand Junction for
repair last summer. The motor had burned up after three
weeks of use bdt after checking the motor it was found
that chlorinated water was in the motor. It was agreed by
the council that this was not Roberts Electric's fault
and the bill should be paid.
R. Curfman made a motion to adjourn at 11:35 P. M.,
seconded by J. Mullen and motion carried.
c
Mydr WinVed Bunce
Attest:
City Refer =�9
Motion to repair
damage to patio at
Frank Neisler home.
Garbage cans in bad
condition.
Bills presented.
R. Curfman leans
strongly toward
trickling filter
plant.
J. Mullen believes
eity would be ahead
by changing to
trickling filter
plant.
Motion to proceed on
Trickling filter type
plant for a population
of 10,000 and provide
cost data.
Bill from Roberts
Electric Motor Servied.
Adjourn at 11:35 P.M.
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Special meeting to
establish a salary
schedule for mayor
and city recorder.
Concerning duties of
recorder and duties of
mayor.
Petition in favor of
salary changes.
First report on
Burroughs Accounting
Machine some time after
first of February.
Recorder act as
purchasing agent.
City to have audit once
a year or as often as
council saw fit.
Qualified accountant
as office manager
and recorder.
Motion to do Burroughs
accounting and obtain
services of Ed Clause
for 90 day period.
January 25, 1966
A special meeting of the Moab City Council was held
,an the above date at 8 P.M. in the Council Chambers with
Councilmen T. Stocks, J. Mullen, J. West, R. Curfman,
Wm. McDougald, Mayor Bunce, and City Recorder Euteva Turner
attending. There being a legal quorum present the Mayor
called the meeting to order and stated the order of
business was to establish a salary schedule for the
additional duties of mayor and the City Recorder after the
public hearing a week ago.
T. Stocks stated there were some questionslhe would
like to have answered concerning duties of recorder and
duties of mayor. Who will be handling purchasing, bookeeping
and collecting? Mayor Bunee advised Mr, Stocks that technically
the recorder, the Mayor has been assigning the purchase
orders and doing the purchasing. Maxine Smith has been
assigned the responsibility of bookeeping and all the girls
working in the office would cooperate in the collecting,
when an account becomes delinquent it would be brought
to the attention of the Mayor and if he was not able to
get any satisfaction the matter would be brought to the
council.
A petition, which had been prCviously presented to
the Mayor, said petitioners petitioned the council to grant
the salary changes asked by the Mayor was passed among the
council members.
Mr. Stocks wanted to know when the council could
expect the first report on the Burroughs accounting
machine, he was advised,it would be a short time after the
first of February, that it would be as detailed as the
I. B. M: runs which Ed Clause had been doing, that it
would take approximately 3 days to do the work. The
councilmen all agreed the Burroughs Bookeeping machine
could do the work if it had a competent operator.
Mr. McDougald asked the Mayor how could one,man handle
the job of Mayor and do all things expected of him as mayor,
handle public relations for the City and be coordinator for
the city. The Mayor told him he thought he would even
have enough time to take up golf.
The matter of purchasing was discussed at different
times during the evening and after the council insisted
the Recorder handle purchasing, the Mayor agreed this
would be done.
Mr. Nelson asked how often the City would have an
audit, he was advised once E. y—r. Mr. Nelson said'this
would not be fair to the mayor, because things could get
in pretty bad shape in that length of time, he was advised
if the council saw fit to have an audit more often they
could do so.
Wm. McDougald stated he was not opposed to the Mayor
working full time and being reimbursed for extra duties
but that he would like to have a qualified accountant
as office manager and recorder.
Several Councilmen voiced the opinion that they were
skeptical about making a complete change in City accounting,
they had tried the Burroughs Machine once and it did not
work, they would like to see a comparison between the two
before making a change. Wm. McDougald made a motion to go
full speed ahead on Burroughs accounting system and also
obtain the services of Ed Clause for a period of 90 days then
at the end of that time the Council would make a decision
as to what system to continue, seconded by J. Mullen and
motion carried.
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R. Curfman presented the following proposals: (1) R. Curfman presented
Immediately advertise and conduct a search for a qualified proposals.
man to assume the duties of City Clerk and Recorder and
City Purchasing Agent at a beginning salary to compensate
with his abilities and experience. (2) Due to her
ability appoint Mrs. Marlene Jacobson to be City Clerk and
Recorder on a temporary basis until one is hired, with
an increase in salary of $30 per month during the interim
period. (3) Continue with the services of Mr. E. Clause,
CPA and IBM for a period of three months. (4) Immediately
proceed with setting up the Burroughs accounting and
attempt to use it to keep all city books and accounts and
provide all necessary information and records to the
satisfaction of the City Council. (5) Due to her ability,
appoint Mrs. Sid Richards to be City Purchasing Agent with
an increase in salary of $30.00 per month during the interi
period. (6) Delay decision on the additional compensation
for the Mayor until a thorough study of possible additional
duties is completed and these duties are delineated in
order to arrive at an equitable salary schedule to compensae
for additional work performed. (7) Transfer Mrs. Turner
back to her fo mer position of Clerk of City Court and
compensate he: in the amount of $82 in additional to her
Q.3 regular court salary for the month of January. Mayor
N Bunce stated he wished to keep the set up as it is at
U present, he advised the Council that they did not tell
U the mayor who to appoint, they only approved or disapproved
(..) his requests.
Mr. Curfman further stated he was not in favor of
compensating the mayor in the amount he has requested
for additional duties.
T. Stocks stated that the Mayor was Chief Executive
and he would not like to have the mayor doing menial jobs.
He would like to have a job Analysis for each job in the
city office at the next meeting.
Mayor Bunce stated that if a decision could not be
reached by the council he would suggest someone make a
motion to adjourn. J. Mullen made a motion to adjourn
at 11:15 P.M. seconded by R. Curfman and motion carried.
Mayor Win
Attest:
�i�.u�r nrri5�
City Recorder
February 1, 1966
e
The Moab City Council met in their regular business
meeting at 8:00 P. M. on the,above date with Mayor Bunce
Councilmen J. Mullen, T. Stocks, J. West, R. Curfman, Wm
McDougald, City Attorney R. Ruggeri, City Recorder Euteva,
Turner and approximately 75 eitizens,attending.- There
being a legal quorum present the meeting was called to orde
by Mayor Bunce and Reverend Leland Goodman of the First
Baptist Church opened the meeting with prayer.
The minutes of January 18, 1966 and January 25, 1966
were read and corrected and approved as corrected!
, Mr; Alvin Anderson of the firm of Nielsen and Maxwell,
Consulting Engineers, was present and presented a prelimina
cost estimate on the Sewage Disposal Plant. The following
is a breakdown on said estimate:
1. Site work
2. Structures
Comminutor Flume Structure
Grit Removal Structure
$6,000
3,000
5,100
Adjourn 11:15 P.M.
Regular Meeting
minutes approved
Nielsen and Maxwell
present cost estimate
on Sewage Disposal.
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Estimate includes
$32000 of equipment,
and the City has paid
for this.
Mr. Anderson will help
the City make appli-
cation for a new govern-
ment grant.
To be finished with the
preliminaries in 2
months or by March 1.
Mr. Bunce states that
he can handle the job
of full time mayor and
office manager.
McDougald states that
he is not in favor of
an increase in salary
for the Mayor at the
present time, or the
City Recorder.
Tom Stocks Proposal
Pump Station
Trickling Filter
Final Clarifier
Digester:
Control Building
Sludge Beds,
3. Dewatering
4. Painting
5. Yard Piping 1100' Cal
6. Equipment ff
Purchased.
Pumps
9.00
cost
32,060
2,100
T. Tilter Distrib. 4,400
Final Clarifier 5,400
7. Electrical
5,500
33,000
12,000
29,000
12,000
10,000
12,000
0,000
9,900
installation
10,000 42,000
500 2,600
1,000 5,400
1,200 6,600
8,000
Total ;$210,000
Mr. Anderson advisedithe council this total estimate
of $210,000 includes approximately $32,000 worth of
equpoment that the city has purchased and paid for but
does not include engineering costs. It was pointed out by
Mr. Anderson that this cost estimate is considerably in
excess of the original estimate. When figures were compared
it was found that many items had been left out of the
original estimate.
Mr. Anderson advised the council that he has the
forms and will help the city make application for a new
government grant. He said the city could expeet.$54,000
governmental participation plus approximately 30% of
Engineering costs which would be approximately $58,000.
Mr. Anderson stated his firm had been working on the
project approximately two months and was 50% completed.
He hoped to be finished by March 1st.
Mayor Bunce advised everyone that he had been on duty
one month, he was convinced he has the time to do the work
required of him as a full time mayor and office manager,
he can do these jobs and asked for action on the,salary
settings. ,
Wm. McDougald said he had stated his position rather
clearly, he is not opposed to the Mayor working full time
and being renumerated but he would make a motion to decline
the mayor's proposal for an increase in salary for the
mayor and city recorder at this time.
T. Stocks stated that he felt the Council's indicision
has been the cause of concern by many Moab Citizens. Under
the present organizational structure, Mr. Stocks presented
the following proposal for consideration:
1. Mayor:
A. That Mayor Bunce Work as a full time Mayor of
Moab City Corporation.
B. That he be paid $450.00 per month at this
time for this service as Mayor on a full
time basis.
C. That the Mayor be Chief Executive and. work in
supervisory capacity over all departments,
also he is to assume the duties of,city
collector. Other duties specifically In
that capacity will be watching purchasing,
accounting, and the administration of all
departments.
11. Recorder:
A. That the recorder be paid additional salary
to compensate for the evenings spent at
council meetings. ($25.00 per month)
B. That the Recorder's office be in the same
office as the business office of the Moab
City Corporation.
C. That the Recorder be allowed to learn the
duties of Recorder as designated by State and
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D.
E.
Local Statutes, specifically, the duties of
purchasing agent wuth full authority in that
-capacity.
That a salary increase be considered after 6 month
That the other duties of the recorder be assigned
to qualified personnel now working for the city.
111. Record Keeping of Moab City Corporation:
A. That the professional services of a C.P.A. be
employed to oversee the accounting and financial
statements on a monthly basis.
.B. That consideration be given to continue the I.B.M.
monthly statements at a cost of $250.00 per month
and discontinue the use of the Burrough's maching
at this time.
Jack West stated that the initial public hearing held o
January 18th was a well organized protest against the propos
of the Mayor. During the last week he has had various peopl
contact him in favor of the Mayor's proposal.
Cr) Wm. McDougald again made his motion that the proposal
�f Mayor Bunce for salary increases for the Mayor and
URecorder be declined, seconded by R. Curfman and motion
carried.
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J. Mullen made a motion to reconsider recommendations
of R. Curfman presented at the last meeting.
Ron Reedy stated that the council's indieision was
causing much concern on the part of Moab citizens and
suggested the council proceed along the lines of Tom Stocks
proposal."
J. Mullen stated he did not believe that it was a matte
of indieision, it was a matter of City Government. He
recommended that these recommendations of Curfman and Stocks
lbe considered seriously.
Max Cooley stated he remembers these proposed changes
by the Mayor were his main campaign issues and he can not
see how the Council can take so much time in considering ,
this proposal for_salary increases.
J. Mullen stated the changes proposed were not a
of salary but -a matter of organization.
Bill May suggested that if it was not a question
salary, then to split the proposal and vote on salary
tonight. He was advised by T. Stocks that this could
be done as the one depended on the other.
Mrs. Karayan suggested that the Council do some researc
and find out other cities who are using this type of arrange
ment and see how they are handling the matter.
Mayor Bunce advised the citizens the subject would not
be brought up again tonight, the Council and Mayor would
get together at a later date and discuss the matter.
Mayor Bunce advised the Council that the Commercial
garbage accounts which had been in dispute had been worked
out to the satisfaction of all parties involved. He asked
what the Council wanted to do about back bills which were
in dispute. The council asked that Mr. Hatzenbuehler put
his agreement in the form of a letter showing his approval
of charges in writing. R. Curfman made a motion that the
Mayor_be authorized to work out these garbage collections;
to abate amount in dispute as per agreement after Mr.
Hatzenbuehler has given his approval, in writing, seconded
by T. Stocks and motion carried.
question
J. W. West says many
people in favor of
Mayor's proposal.
Salary indreases for the
Mayor and City Recorder
declined.
motion to reconsider
R. Curfman's proposal.
Ron Reedy states that
Council should consider
Tom Stock's proposal.
Recommendations of
Curfman and Stocks should
be considered, states
Mullen.
Max Cooley says that
the proposed changed
by the Mayor were his
platform. '
of Bill May statement.
change
not
M�. Karayan statement
Council and Mayor will
discuss this further.
Commercial Garbage
Accounts. Mayor to be
authorized to work out
the garbage collections.
Agreement to be signed
by Hatzenbuehler, as to
abatements etc.
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New Dump truck will not
be insured for fire
and theft due to cost
of insurance.
Letter to be sent to
Dan O'Laurie stating
that the City will not
file for right-of-way
on the road leading to
to the City Water Tank.
Moab Chamber of Commerce
asks that $1500.00 be
included in budget for
membership in the Chamber
of Commerce.
Mr. French, Master
Planning Coordinator,
to meet with City and
County to discuss
charges.
Charles Brechtol wants
to lease water at the
spring in Old City Park.
Agreement can be termin-
ated at any time.
Check from Town TV for
business license to be
accepted.
City owned irrigation
water in Pack Creek can
be leased to Mr. George
White with jeopardizing
any water rights.
In regard to Pittman
not getting headgate
when City and Irrigation
Co. installed pipe.
Snude Trees will be
watered by City when
needed, Shade Tree Commi-
ssion informed.
Jean Jacques asked to
submit new expense aeet.
Mayor-Bunce requested to
fill out bill for mile-
age and expense acct.
for trip to SLC. City
Engineer to make out
itemized list of projects
so City knows which Dept.
to charge. Other bills
discusse.
Tom Stocks stated he had talked to Mr. Allen concerning
insurance on new Ford dump truck and advised the council
that because of the cost he thought it was advisable not
to carry fire and thie£t on the dump truck, it was agreeable
by the council.
Dan O'Laurie asked that the City send him‘a,letter
saying the City will not file for a permanent right of way
on the road going up the hill to the City water ,tank,
said roadway is on the O'Laurie property. R. Curfman
made a motion,the City Attorney write letter to Mr. O'Laurie.
seconded. J. Mullen and motion carried.
Moab Chamber of Commerce has written a letter to the
City of Moab to include $1500.00 in budget for membership
in Chamber of Commerce. It was agreed by all councilmen
that this would be considered at the budget hearing.
Mr. French, Master Planning Coordinator, will be
meeting with the City and County officials on February 16th.
City had received a bill which was considerably in excess
of the original agreement so it was decided to hold up
payment until Mr. French comes to Moab and discuss this
with him.
Mr. Charles Brechtol had contacted the city concerning
the leasing of water at the spring in old city park. Mr.
Ruggeri advised the council that the water could be leased
and without the city being liable and a contract could be
drawn up that was subject to termination at any time the
city had need of water.
Mayor Bunce advised the council that Town T. V. had
sent a check in the amount of $40.00 for a license,.sinee
the city is in the process of checking into city licensing,
should city accept check? R. Curfman made a motion that cite.
accept check,subject to adjustment if any is forthcoming,
seconded by J. Mullen and motion carried.
Mr. Ruggeri advised the council that the city owned
irrigation water in Pack Creek can be leased to'Mr. George
White without jeopardizing any water rights, the lease
could be drawn up subject to cancellation at'Pany time.
Mayor Bunce and Mr. Ruggeri is to arrive at a;figure and
present to council.
A year ago when the city and irrigation company installed
irrigation pipe, one Emit Pittman failed to get a headgate
so he can take his share of water out of the ditoh.rrR.
Curfman stated the city was not responsible,.for full cost
of installing a headgate and also suggested that if a
better route could be worked out than the one previously
used by Mr. Pittman and If agreeable with Mr. Pittman to do
So:
The Shade Tree Commission is wondering if the city
will water trees when needed, R. Curfman said the city did
this last year and would continue to do so.
All.bills now due and payable were presented to the
city council, after bills were looked over and discussed,
the council agreed to pay bills as presented except the
following: (1) J. Jacques presented bill for431.41,
council felt.he should get mileage and'eXpenses which
would be more than bill presented.. To resuSmit'bill .
(2) Mayor Bunce presented his bill for expenses onitrip
to Salt Lake, Mayor was advised to at least submit a bill
for mileage and fill out expense account and re -submit
bill. (3) —City Engineer is to make an itemized lisfinof
projects he has worked on when he bills city so ,they will
know what accounts are td be charged for his work:
(4) Canyonland Sanitation bill should be itemized.
(5) Pay Nielson and Maxwell only after R. Curfman and
J. Mullen endorse bill. (6) Pay Homelite only after
they have paid the proper license fee of the city.
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Mayor Bunce advised the council that the pickup that
Mr. Taylor drives is in need of motor repair. Three States
has been contacted and it would cost approximately $175.00
to overhaul motor. Council approved of having motor over-
hauled at Three States.
Mr. Foote of K. U. R. A. advised the council they
were thinking of setting up facilities to broadcast the
city council meetings if this met with the approval of the
council. J. Mullen made a motion to accept this proposal
Hof Mr. Foote's, seconded by R. Curfman and Metion carried.
Wm. McDougald advised the council that the Street
Department and Engineer was working on a temporary solution
to the storm sewer problem by Ben Smiths. The best solution
will be quite a sizeable project and it will be presented
to the council as soon as it is worked out.
There being no further business to come before the
council, T. Stocks made a motion to adjourn at 11:15 P.M.
=seconded by J. Mullen and motion carried.
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�' 2kt /�VC..)U r W}ifor Bunce
Attest:
City Recorder
FEBRUARY 9, 1966
Special meeting held in the City Council Chambers
qn Urban Planning and Zoning.
Present were Mars Pope, A. D. Holyoak, and R. J.
Miller, Sr. of the Grand County Commission. Mayor Winford
Bunce, City Councilmen, Tom Stocks, John Mullen, Wm. Mc-
Dougald, past council member E. Scharf, County Clerk Elmer
Drayage, City Attorney H. Ruggeri and Mr. Darrel French,
Assistant Planning Coordinator for local Planning, State of
Utah.
The Amended Applieation for Urban Planning Assistance
Grant, which would cost Moab City and Grand County double
the amount of the original amount was discussed by all
members. Because of the need of the amendment, the original
resolution made by the County and City will also have to be
amended, doubling the former amounts. Grzna ^ounty cost
would be$4266.68 and Moab City cost $5,333.32. Original
cost per signed contracts was $2,133.34 to the County and
$2,666.66 to the City.
Mr. French stated that this amount was to cover only
the first phase and now that the Ken R. White Co, was ready
to continue on the work, the second phase cost would
have to have the amended application signed.
All Commission^_ and Council members who were present
at former meetings with the State representatives and the
Ken R. White Company spokesman state that they do not
remember any mention of a two phase program, with the
cost doubling. All resolutions made by the County and
City state that the total cost would be $14,400.00, also
the Contracts signed by the County and City specify this
same amount.
Del Taylor's Pickup
to be repaired at
Three States.
City Council meetings to
be broadcast.
Ben Smith's Storm Sewer
problem to be worked out.
Adjournment. 11:15 P. M.
Special Meeting
Present
Amended applieation for
Urban Planning Assist-
ance discussed by
County and City.
2nd phase cost will
have to have the
amended application
signed.
All Commission and
Council members do
not remember -of any
2nd phase program.
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Difficulties will be
ironed out when Mr.
French comes to discuss.
Adjournment.
Regular Meeting.
Minutes approved.
Euteva Turner resigning,
Leland Stocks to assume
position.
Euteva Turner - to be
reimbursed for time
spent as Recorder.
Mayor's Salary raised.
Motion to pay $325.00
per month additional
salary for Mayor not
voted on.
T. Stocks believes $600
is Jo much at this time.
Wm. McDougald - states
his thinking on Mayor's
salary.
R. Curfman states his
thinking on the salary
issue for the Mayor.
J. Mullen - feels that
the salary should be
$500.00 at this time.
Final opinions voiced were that Mr. French would
call Ken R. White Company, tell them of the misunderstanding,
advise him that when he comes to Moab in late February
they can iron out these difficulties.
There being no further business at this time, on
motion of A. D. Holyoak, meeting .,.'ourned.
ayor W'jford Bunce
Attest
City Recorder
e Gf'�
February 15, 1966
The Moab City Council met in their regular business m'P'
meeting at 8 P. M. on the above date in the City Council
Chambers with Mayor Bunce, Councilmen J. Mullen, T. Stocks,
J. West, R. Curfman, Wm. McDougald, City Attorney R.
Ruggeri, City Recorder Euteva Turner and -approximately
25 citizens attending. There being a legal quorum present,
Mayor Bunce called the meeting -to order and'Bishop Glen
Carlson of the LDS Church opened the'meetIng with a
prayer.
The minutes of the February 1st meeting were read,
corrected and approved as corrected. The minutes of
the special meeting on Urban Planning and Zoning was
read and corrected and approved as corrected. -
Mayor Bunce' advised the Council that Euteva Turner
was resigning as City Recorder and asked that Leland
L. Stocks be appointed. R. Curfman moved that the Coun-
cil accept resignation of Euteva Turner and approve
appointment of Leland L. Stocks, seconded by J:,Mullen
and motion carried.
John Mullen made a motion that Euteva Turner be
paid„at a rate of $375.00 per month for Januazry,and
one half of February, seeonded by T. Stocks and motion
carried.
Wm. McDougald made a motion to raisehthe Mayor's
salary from $175.00 to $275.00 per month, seconded by
Tom Stocks and motion carried.
Wm. McDougald made a motion that Mayor Bunce,
working as a full time employee of the City of,Moab
be paid an'additional $325.00 per month, this work and
renumeration be made answerable to the governing board
of the City of Moab, sernnded by Jack West and motion
not voted on at,this time.
T. Stocks stated That he feels this amount, a total
of $600.00, is what the Mayor has asked for and he feels
it is too much at this time.
Wm. McDougald stated his thinking ongthe salary of
Mayor Bunce, who will be working full time in an execu-
tive capacity over all the departments of the City and
one of the department heads were making over $600.00
per month.
R. Curfman stated that at the present time -he
finds no reason to doubt that Mayor,Bunee c..i perform
duties but hesitates to set salary so high at this time.
J. Mullen stated he feels the Mayor's salgry;Oould
be lower than the $600.00 per month, then reviewed by
the Council after a two or three month period. Mr.
Mullen said he would be in favor of a total of $500.00
for the Mayor.
After discussion on the motibn of Wm. McDougald's
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$325.00 per month voted
on, not carried.
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that the Mayor be renumerated $325.00 per month
and seconded by Jack West the motion was voted
on. A roll call of votes is as follows:
Jack West,yes
Wm. McDougald, yes
R. Curfman, nae '
J. Mullen, nae
T. Stocks, nae
R R. Curfman moves that Mayor be renumerated
$225.00 for services performed in addition to
duties of Mayor, that these duties be defined in
the near future by the Mayor, said salary would
be retroactive until January 1, 1966, seconded
by J. Mullen. A roll call of votes is as follows:
Wm. McDougald, nae
Jack West, nae
R. Curfman, yea
J. Mullen, yes
T. Stocks, yes
Mr. Garth Tangren appeared before the Council
after Mr. Ruggeri had notified him to appear and
discuss the manner in which he is collecting and
treating garbage collected from various places
in Moab. Mr:-Tangren'stated he was picking up
meat scraps and lettuce leaves from grocery stores
and restaurants and he did not consider this gar-
bage, the meat scraps were by-products which were
saleable, the lettuce leaves he fed to his hogs.
Mr. Jacques stated he had had numerous complaints
concerning Mr. Tangren's picking up garbage. Only
the garbage contractor can pick up garbage unless
he has a license to do so, and they -must have the
proper truck and containers approved by sanitation
department. R. Curfman made a motion that the
Council take this problem under advisement until
the next couneil meeting and look into the licensing
procedures, alsolthat"Mr: Tangren not be penalized
until this can be looked into, motion was seconded
by Wm. McDougald and carried.
Mayor Bunce told the Couneil,that the Swimming
Pool would have to have some major repairs before
it opened, all the Councilmen agreed to meet
at the Swimming Pool on Saturday, February 19, 1966,
to check into thisi situation.,
R. Curfman made a motion to lease irrigation
water in Pack Creek to_Mr. George White for $25.00
per year, amount of_water to be leased is a .2
second foot at point -of diversion, seconded by
Wm. McDougald'and motion. carried. Mr. Ruggeri to
draw up agreement with Mr. White.
J. West -made a motion that if an agreement
can be reached between Mr. Charles Brechtol and
the City concerning leasing of spring at old
City park to sell water to Mr. Brechtol. Wm. Me-
Dougald proposed an amendment to the motion that
the total water not be taken away from the Park
until such time as the City decides what will be
done with the park, seconded by Mr. McDougald
and motion carried.
The State of Utah has accepted theiCity of
Moab on thein.contract to buy. gasoline at a,re-
duced rate until February 4, 1967, price,to be
regular - .1284, premium - .1484.
d The Mayor requested the City Council to meet
with Mr- _Hatzenbuehler_on February 17th at 8,P.M.
to discuss problems pertaining to Garbage Collection.
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Wm. McDougald requested that Salt Brine not
be used on the City streets unless in case of emer-
gency.
$225.00 per month voted
on for Mayor, carried.
Garth Tangren - on collecting
garbage', to be investigated.
Council will look into re-
pairs for Swimming Pool.
City to make agreement with
George White for leasing of
irrigation water in Pack Creeki
Charles Brechtol - leasing
of water from City at Old
City Park.
City to buy gasoline at
reduced rate Contract
with Sate of Utah.
Meeting to be held with
garbage collector.
Salt Brine on Streets.
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Bills to be paid.
Automatic Proportional CHL4
Feed System to be used
at Sewage Disposal.
Adjournment.
Special Meeting.
J. Mullen made a motion to pay all bills as
presented with the following exceptions: (1)
Pacific States Cast Iron to be paid invoice in amount
of $89.40 instead of $110.44. (2) Utah Power and
Light to be paid $1,243.63 instead of $1,116.56.
(3) Ask for invoice from Callaghan and Company
before paying bill. (4) Pay Towne House Cafe $3.60
instead of $3.74 because they had added tax. (5) Hold
up payment on Planning until a meeting with Ken R.
White Company late this month. Motion was seconded
by R. Curfman and carried.
R. Curfman stated he had received an evaluatiori
of Proportional Chlorine Feed System vs. Manual
System for the Sewage Disposal Plant. Although the
Proportional Chlorine Feed System would cost more
initially, but over a period of 20 years would be
a considerable savings. R. Curfman made armotion
to contact Mr. Anderson of Nielsen and Maxwell to
proceed with the Automatic Proportional Chlorine
Feed System seconded by J. Mullen and "motion
carried.
Wm. McDougald made a motion to adjourn at
10:35 P. M. seconded by �oZn� Stocks and mmotion ,: c ried.
for
'Mayor W for Bunce
U`nce
Attest:
City Recorder
February 17, 1966
A special meeting of the Moab City Council
was held on the above date in the Mayor's office,
at 8:00 P. M. present were Mayor Winford Bunce,
Councilmen J. W. West, John Mullen, Wm. McDougald,
Tom Stocks,' with Councilman Robert Curfman being
absent. Also present were Jake Hatzenbuehler, Gar-
bage collector, and Leland Stocks, City Recorder.
The purpose of the meeting was to draw up an
agreement form for commercial garbage collection
Agreement forms for garb-, ? charges to be signed by the customer and the garbage
age collection - commerc al.collector. After these are properly signed, they
are to be returned to the City, and the amount
agreed upon to be chargedxaceordingly._ Jake Hatzen-
Jake Hatzenbuehler to buehler is to receive all the money collected
be paid for commercial on commercial garbage accounts and only the money
collection total, if collected, but agreements must be signed by him in
agreements are signed. regard to this commercial garbage collection..
Hardship cases - garbage.
Harold Foy - Garbage.
To meet with County
Commissioners to see if
they will help on Dump
Dlean-up.
It was agreed that the City Council would
screen what is considered as hardship cases here in
Moab, and that these people will only pay fifty cents,
and that the City will pay fifty cents.
The matter of Mr. Harold Foy's garbage charges
was brought up, and it was decided that Mayor Bunce
would have City Attorney Ruggeri write Mr. Foy a
letter and anform-him he would be required to pay
$1.50 for his home collection and $1.50 for his
rental collection. If he meets with City sanitation
requirements, he will be allowed to haul his own
garbage.
Mayor Bunce will meet with the County Commissioners
in order to determine whether or not they will pay
some of the expenses for clean-up at the City Dump,
as a good portion of garbage comes from the County.
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City Dump, they will
cleaning the dump.
There being no
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has been dumping trees at the
also aid Mr. Hatzenbuehler in
further business, meeting was
ayor Wilford Bunce
City Recorder
March 1, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was
held on the above date in the Council Chambers. Pre-
sent were Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen R. L. Curf-
man, John Mullen, J. W. West, and Tom Stocks, and Wm.
McDougald. Also present were City Attorney R. H.
Ruggeri, and County Commissioners R. J. Miller and
Mars Pope.
There bed'ng a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce
invited Elder Pueschel of the 7th Day Adventist
Church to open the meeting with a prayer.
Mr. T. W. Ten Eyck, Darrell French and Robert
Heuffner of the Ken R. White Company met with the
Council and County Commissioners to discuss the mis-
understanding concerning the Master Planning of Moab
City and Grand County.
Mr. Ten Eyck explained the proposal submitted was
on a two phase program which probably accounted for
the misunderstanding concerning the Master Planning.
Mr. Ten Eyck explained they were nearly finished
with the first phase of the program. They are now
waiting for information from the State Tax Commission
and the University of Utah. When this information
is received, they asked for 30 or 60 days to complete
the program.
Councilman Mullen stated that he felt Mr. Camp-
bell of the Ken R. White Company, did not keep his
part of the agreement inasmuch as he was to meet
eight times with the Council and had not met once
with them. Concern was caused by the fact th...,oth
the Council and the County Commissioners understood
the complete program would cost a total of $14,400.00
instead of $28,800.00. Mayor Dunce suggested we
accept the first phase gf the program and later decide
whether or not to go ahead with phase two.
Councilman Curfman made motion, seconded by
Councilman McDougald and carried that the Ken R. White
Company be instructed to complete only phase one of
the Master Plan and -deliver the documents and data
as set forth in the signed contract no later than
sixty days after they receive the information from
the Utah State Tax Commission and the university of
Utah whichever is later, and at that time the Council
and the County Ce mnissioners Evaluate the data -and
make a decision as to the future of the project.
City Attorney Ruggeri stated that the County
Commissioners should sanction thin action and suggested
a copy of -the motion made by Councilman Curfman be
presented at the next commissioners meeting and acted
on Cleading Dump - City.
regular meeting
Elder Pueschel - Prayer
representatives of Ken R.
White Co. discuss Master
Planning.
rMiauider`standing based on
the fact that the proposal
submitted was on a two-
phase program.
Complete program to cost
$28,800.00 - Council and
Commissioners thought it
would cost $14,400.00.
suggesLed we accept the first
phase of the program and de-
cide later about the 2nd
phase.
Future of the Master Planning
will be decided after first
phase is completed.
Ruggeri states that the County
should sanetion this action.
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upon.
Minutes approved.
On Garbage corrections
Agreement with George
White ready for sig-
nature.
specifications for
Swimming Pool.
some delinquent special
assessments No. 2 - 5
driveways and some curbs
and driveways to be re-
paired.
to repair the five
places.
160 acres at the Golf
course - application to
purchase.
County to help with
work at Dump.
Money to be put in es-
crow for five bridges
to be built - matching
funds by City and County.
Parking on Main Street -
suggested we give
courtesy tickets for
more than one hour park-
ing.
Infilco Co, offers to
help sell equipment
and would like money
owed to bepaid.
Invitation to attend
school.
meeting with Mr. Reipe
of the Water Pollution
Board arranged_ To
be attended by Mayor
and as many of the
Councilmen as possible.
Minutes of the February 15, 1966,ICouncil meeting
were read. Councilman ;Curfman made mation seconded
by J. W. West and carried to approve the minutes
after necessary Corrections -are made.
Mayor Bunce-informed the Council that Mr. Hatzen-
buehler had been given copies of the commercial gar-
bage agreements to be signed in duplicate, one for the
City office and one for himself. He also stated the
residential garbage charge after corrections was
$2,084.90, and the commercial garbage charges after
corrections was $943.65, making a total of $511.85
to be charged off for corrections.
Mayor Bunce informed the Council.thattthe-agree-
ment with Mr. George White was ready for signatures
and as soon as he could contact Mr. White the agree-
ment will be signed.
Mayor Bunce also stated that specifications for
paint at the Swimming pool were ready and specifications
for cement would soon be ready.
Mayor Bunce informed the Council there were some
delinquent special assessments No. 2, and that five
driveways and some curbs and sidewalks would have to
be repaired.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Council-
man McDougald and carried to repair the five places
post haste.
Mayor Bunce said the application to purchase 160
acres at or by the Golf course was ready and would be
mailed immediately_
Mayor Bunce said he had talked to thelCounty
Commissioners concerning the City Dump. The County
will not give a specific amount of money, but will
help haul dirt, level and help with loader_
Mayor Bunce reported he had met with the County
Commissioners and State Road Commission. The City
has five bridges which need to be built. It was
suggested matching funds be put in escrow until there
is enough money for the bridges and roads,fthen meet
again with the County Commissioners to work out an
agreement.
Ray Tibbets asked the Council for help in controll-
ing the Parking on Main Street, and suggested.we give
courtesy tickets for more than one hour parking. Mayor
Bunce also received a from Mr. Forrest Simpson
concerning this problem. Chief Hart will meet with the
Retail Merchants at their next meeting to try to work
out a solution to this problem.
Mayor Bunce read a letter from Infilco Company
stating that they will not take back the equipment,
but they will help sell the equipment. Also, they
.would like the balance of money that is owed them:
Mayor Bunce had an invitation for the Council
and the Mayor from Mrs. Helen Leonards 6th Grade
Class at Southeast Elementary School to attend a read-
ing party the 16th of March.
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Mayor Bunce said a meeting with Mr. Reipe of the
Water Pollution Board had been arranged, and hejwould
meet with the Mayor and Council March 8, 1966, in Salt
Lake City. Mayor Bunee will attend and as many of the
Councilmen as possible.
Mayor Bunce informed The Council that the lawn
mower at the City Park was in need of repair. A new
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motor of 10 horsepower and rebuilding the mower
would cost $300.00, whereas a new mower would
cost between $600.00 and $700.00. Council de-
cided to repair the mower and contact other
business places such as Fix -It Shop, Andy Anderson,
Hasmeyers and Three States. .
John Causer informed the Mayor that he felt
the delinquent water bill at the, Frontier -Club -
was an unjust bill. Councilman. Curfman suggested
we investigate further on this account.
Councilman West asked that they sweep the
Main Street.
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Mayor Bunce said he had received one price
list on garbage cans for the City Streets.
The square cans are $22.71 each,, and the round
cans are $14.39 each or $172.68 a dozen. No
action was taken at this time.
Mayor Bunce asked Council to increase the
water deposits for Residential and Commercial
accounts as the $10.00 residential deposit and
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the $15.00 commercial deposit does not cover
a two months bill. Increasing the deposit would
C.) protect the City as well as the property owners.
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Councilman Curfman and carried to increase the
Resident deposit to $25.00 and to figure the
commercial deposit by taking an average of a
summer month, a winter month, and a spring or
fall month, divide these by three and double
it. Roll call vote as follows.
Councilman J. W. West - yea
If R. Curfman - yea
" J. Mullen - nae
" Wm. McDougald - nae
" Tom Stocks - yea
Councilman J. West asked the spelling on
Flood area signs be corrected. Councilman West
also reported there are some trailer dhoudes
which are self contained and some way must be
found to take care of this problem.
Council and Mayor discussed the Summer
Recreation Program, and it was suggested that
the Swimming Pool be run by the City, and all
Golf programs be under the direction of Golf
Pro Glenn Victor, but no definite action was
taken.
Councilman Wm. McDougald made motion to ad-
journ at 11;25, second y J. Mullen ar}d carried
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Lawn Mower at City Park in
need of repair. To contact
different places for price
on repair.
Frontier Club delinquent water
bill is considered unjust, and
will be investigated.
Price for garbage cans for City
Streets.
On increasing the water deposits.
Mution made and carried to
increase water deposits.
Spelling on jFlood area signs
to be corrected.
trailer houses which are self-
contained.
Summer Recreation Program
discussed.
Adjournment.
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March 22, 1966
Regular meeting
Bishop Harry Snow
Prayer
Minutes approved
Meeting with Mr.
Reipe - Disposal Plt.
Purchase of Land by
the Golf Cnurse
Dumping trash at City
dump.
Kom-Plete Tree Servic
Business License
Commissioners accept
Ken R. White Co% Mas-
ter plan.'
Work completed by
Ken R. White Co.
Meetings attended by
Ken.R. White Co.
repreesentitives
Meeting with mr. Al
Anderson - plans for
disposal plant
Weeds in Evans Subd.
and Steenville
The regular, meeting_of the Moab City Council was held on
the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were
Mayor Winford Bur_ce, Councilmen R. L. Curfman, J. W. West,
Wm. D. McDougald and Tom Stocks, Councilman J. Mullen
Absent. Also present were City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri
and City Recorder L. L. Stocks
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce invited
Bishop Harry Snow of the L. D. S. Church to open the
meeting with prayer.
Minutes of the March 1, 1966 Council meeting were read.
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to approve the minutes after
necessary corrections were made.
Mayor Bunce reported on the meeting with Mr. Reipe in
Salt Lake City, concerning the disposal plant. He
suggested that MayorHunee contact Mr. Reed, Chief of
the Water Polution Board in Washington, D. C. as Mr.
Reipe could do nothing more at this tiMe. Mayor Bunce
contacted Senator Moss to help in getting the Federal
Grant.
Mayor Bunce said he felt the 160 acres by the Golf
course could be purchased for approximately $2.50
Per acre.
The dumping at City dump was discussed and Council feel's
there is no need for people to dump just inside the
fence and some way must -be found to control this.
Mayor Dunce said the Kom-Plete Tree Service had bought
a City business license, but was not lieehsed by the
State and had failed to post his $5,000.00 bond. Mr.
Jaggaes and City Attorney Ruggeri are to investigate
this matter further%
Mayor Bunce informed the_Coundil that the County Comm-
issioners had approved the'motiori of Counhilman Curfman
to accept the'first.phase of the Ken R. White Co.
Master Plan for Moab -pity and Grand County.
Mayor Bunce read aletter from Mr. TenEyck of the Ken
R. White Co, stating the work completed as of Feb. ,
28, 1966 is as follows: "
Work Item Budget Amt. Percent Erned "
1,6 2.
2,594.
2,686.
2.383.
1,465.
2,513.
875.
Base Maps
Land Use Study
Population Study
Economic Base
Major Thoroughfares
Zonigg Ordinance
Reproduction
100 1 632.
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100 2,686.
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25 513.
100 2,513.
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14,148. 7,344.
Mr. TenEyck also stated thWeMr: JOT Holland had met
with Mayor Boyd and members of the Planning Commission
on June 25, 1965, on July 4, 1965 and he also was in
Moab doing some fiild work. On Oct. 15, 1965 Mr.
Holland and Mr. Mark Lawner met with the City Council
and Grand County Commiseioneraq and that He WITenEyck)
had met with the City Council and two (2) County Comm-
issioners on March 1, 1966.
Rec'd
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Mayor Bunce read a letter from Mr. Al Anderson of
Nielsen and Maxwell Co. informing the Mayor and Council
he would be in Moab on March 29, 1966, and would like
to meet with them to go over the plans for the dis-
posal plant.
1,469.
Councilmen McDougald and West told the Mayor and Council
they had had complaints from citizens around Steenville
and Evans Subdivision about the weeds in vacant lots.
Councilman McDougald will check with suppidiers to wee
if they have weed burners for people to rent.
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Mayor Bunce reported the specifications for bids for work at
the swim pool were published and bids will be opened on April
5, 1966, in the City Council Chambers. St. Supt. J. Lawley
will start pulling off old cement and etc. at the -pool about
April 1, 1966 and the City crew's will paint the inside of
the pool.
Councilman Mullen in a letter to each Councilman asked that
some points concerning the Shade Tree Planting be cleared.
Mayor informed the Council that the Shade Tree Commission
would pay for the trees, also the rebar. Councilman Stocks
said that any purchase over $100.00 should be bid and Council
to review and accept the best bid, this is according to the
Ordinances. Mayor Bunce said three competitive prices had
been received on the rebar and the lowestprice was taken.
The City crew's were under the impression they were being paid
for the overtime work in planting the trees, but later heard
on the radio it was donated. Council agreed that if they was
told to work, without being told it was to be donated they
should be paid.
Councilman McDougald said he felt if the Shade Tree Commission
needed help it was the City's obligation to see that the job
was completed and the street dept, would assume the respons-
ibility of completing the tree planting project of 1966, both
in material and labor and if necessary financially, and as
stated by Councilman Stocks, City Ordinances should be abided
by.
Mayor Bunce told the Council he had talked to Mr. Delano Ford
about running the swim pool this summer, Mr. Ford is very in-
terested and would meet with the Council at a later date.
Councilman West will meet with the Recreation Board to discuss
the City's proposal of the City running the pool and the Golf
program being under the direction of Golf Pro Glen Victor.
Mayor informed the Council that Mr. Brecthol should apply to
the State for use of the City Spring.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to abate the $10.00 water bill of Kenneth Allred.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to abate the building permit for the New Horizons
school.
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Councilman McDougald made%seeonded by Councilman Curfman and
carried to replace the old water line to the Irene Stewart
property, with a one (1) inch line.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald'
and carried to accept the Resolution authorizing the Mayor and
City Recorder to take What ever action is necessary to obtain
Federal participation in financing the planning and construct-
ion of the sewer disposal plant.
Councilman West made -motion seconded by Councilman McDougald to
increase the wage of Arphie.Swenson from $389.00 to $408.00
effective April 1st, i966.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried to increase the wage of John Lawley from $495.00
per month to $518.00 effective April 1, 1966.
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman and
carried to send Chief Hart to the Law Inebrcement Seminar at
B. Y. U. on March 30, 1966.
Chief Hart told the Mayor and Council some problem's intthe
police dept, had developed and a meeting with Councilman West
had been arranged to work out this situation.
City Recorder L. L. Stocks is to contact the County as to when
the County crews will be pulling off the mountain and help
level the City dump.
Specifications for
Swim pool published
Planting of Shade
Trees - Bids
overtime pay
for employees.
City to help with
the planting and
completing of the
shad tree program
Mr. Ford to meet
with Council -
running to pool
Councilman West to
meet with Rec. Bd.
Mr. Brecthol to
aulWgpringe for
Kenneth Allred
water bill abated
Abate Bldg. permit
for New Horizons
school
replace water line
to Irene Stewart
property
$evolution author -
AAA eaVo go eME r
at as,nece
Yif ArdIEMER#bs
p an .
Archid Swenson
wage increase
Jhck Lawley wage
increase
Chief to go to
Seminar
problems in Poliee
dept.
Co. crew's to help
level off dump
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Repair drive
ways, irriga-
tion ditch at
Pittman
personal cem-
ent tools to
be replaced fo
Mr. Lawley
Wage increase
&-Deputy R€cot
der for S. Ric
ards
Regular Meetin
Minutes approved.
Father Goddard
wishes street
paved at 4th. N.
and Emma Blvd.
Moab Lumber Co.
wishes more City
business
Care of the park
at Mtn. View
Water line to
Irene Stewart
property
Bids on the
Swim Center
Council instructed St. Supt. Jack Lawley to fix the irrigation
ditch at Emmitt Pittman residence, the drainage on 2nd North
and Tusher St. the drive way's in Special Assm't. #2.
St. Supt. Jack Lawley asked the Council to replace his per-
sonal cement tools he used on City work. Council instructed
Mr. Lawley to buy a new set of tools for the City and at
such a time as Mr. Lawley leaves the City, the City will
replace the personal tools for Mr. Lawley
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
to appoint SaDonna Richards Deputy City Recorder and raise
her wage $25.00 per month.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Curf-
man and carried to adjourn at 11:15 P. M.
Mayor 1Bunce
Attest:
City Recorder
April 5, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were
Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen J. W. West, R. L.;Curfman,
Wm. D. McDougald, Tom Stocks and John Mullen. Alie9
present were City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce invited
father Goddard of St. Pius Catholic Church, to open the
meeting with prayer.
Minutes of the March 22, 1966 meeting were read and
approved after necessary corrections were made.
Father Goddard asked the Mayor and Council to look into
the possibility of fixing the road at 4th. N. and Emma
Blvd. as there is a parking problem at this particular
location. Father Goddard presented an agreement made in
Sept. 1969 between the Catholic Church and Moab City to
pave this street and Council agreed this should W;done.
Mrs. Davis of Moab Lumber Co. -stated that Mayor Bunce
in his campaign for Mayor, said money should be spent
locally whenever possible. He wanted to know,why their
business with the City had fallen off 80•% since Jan. 1st.
Mayor Bunce informed Mrs. Davis this was true and they were
trying to buy lop.11— but very little purchasing had been
done as this was a slow period. Mayor and Council instruct-
ed dept, heads to buy equally among Moab Merchants.
Mayor Bunce told Council he felt the little park in
Mountain View subdivision should be handled by some one other
than park supt. Jim Hoffman, as there -is too much of an
expense,involved. Councilman Mullen made motion seconded
by abnpilman West and carried to have Councilman MoDougald
contact Mr. Albert Marsing to see if some agreemene could
be worked out with him to take care of the park.
Mayor'Bunce informed the Council the water line to
Irene Stewart property would be completed within the next
two days.
Bids on the Swim Center were opened and are as follows:
Scharf Construction Co.
Bid # 1 Painting and Plumbing:
Painting: Causer painting and decoration
Plumbing: Edrl-s Plumbing
Block and Tile repair
Total of Bid -
$794.00
250.00
250.00
$1,294.00
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Causer
Painters
and Decorators:
Bid
$1,189.50
$ 794:00
Ed's Plumbing Shop:
Bid # 1 Plumbing $ 250.00
Lloyd (Tam) Lowry:
Bid #2, Deck at Pool:
65 sq. ft. used with ordinary expansion joint or 70
Sq. ft. used with plastic water seal. $1,120.00
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman Curfma
andea'rried to award Bid #1 Painting and plumbing repair of th
Swim Center to S. E. Scharf with two (2) sub bidders in the
amount of•$ 1,294.00. Bid #2 Decking at the Swim Center be
awarded to' Lloyd (Tam) Lowry in the amount of $1,120.00; with
Mr. John Keogh to supervise all operations.
Councilman McDougaldrf +sided the City @rev'saando
contractors be careful not to destroy the shrubs and grass
while removing and installing cement.
Councilman McDougald asked if there wasn't some way to keep
water Stplthe Kenneth Allred place. Councilmen Curfman and
Mullens and water Supt. Lee Stocks will check and try +-o find
a solution to this problem.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to make a population study of Moab to
help in getting more money for the sewage disposal plant.
Mayor Bunce had received a Fire Insuranee Policy from
Carroll Meador Insurancd Agency in the amount of $141,000.00
the premium of $ 494.50 is to be paid.
Mayor Bunce received :wOrdtfroniLSenator Moss, that Mr.
Reed, Chief of the water polution board in Washington had re-
quested Mr. Reipe to send the files on the disposal plant to
Washington to see'if the Federar Government will be able to
participate in that portion of theequipment we will'use, which
was purchased from Infilco.
Mayor Bunce received a letter from Mr. Reipe stating the
City's request for more money for the disposal plant had been
increased to $66,600.00_
Councilman McDougald said the street dept. was contemplat
ing pouring another slab of concrete on the East side of the
crossing on 3rd. South.
Mayor told Council he had received the forno V7om Class
"C" road fund and the grant this year would be $10,984.95.
Council agreed the money would be spent in fixing the dip on
Center and 3rd. East at a cost_of approximately $500.00, the
:...reets in Evans subdivision and Steenville at a cost of
approximately $3,484.95 , and 4th. North St. and Emma Blvd. at
a cost of approximately $7,000.00.
Councilman McDougald said two pieces of pipe four feet in
diameter should be ordered for the 5th. West crossing.
Street Superintendent Jack Lawley asked Council to send a
the employees who work with the street dept. to a meeting
either in Greenriver or Monticello on April the 12th, or 13th.
for flagmen. Council agreed all should go.
Mr. Carl Harris asked Mayor Bunce if the $150.00 due him
from the City on a water connection, could be applied.on his
deliquent gross sales tax. Councilman Curfman made motionaec'E
seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried that the $150.00
be given as a water sewer credit to Mr. Harris and not to his
gross license.
Motion to award
bid to Scharf &
two sub bidders
Reccortnlend city
crews & contractor
not destroy shrubs
and grass.
Problem to keep
water to Kenneth
Allred place.
Population study
of Moab for sewage
disposal plant.
Fire Ins. 'Jolley
to be paid
Chief of water
polution wishes
files on disposal
plant.
City's request for
more money for
disposal Plant.
Contemplating slab
of concrete on E.
side of crossing
on 3rd. S.
Forms from Class
C road fund.
Order pipe for
crossing.
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Meeting for flag-
men.
Carl Harris wishes
credit applied on
,`g gross sales tax.
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Adjustment of
Mr. Carlson's
water bill
Gas fitters
license test
Discussed the
delinquent
special assess-
ments.
Care of Old
City_Park.
Condition of
City dump
Motion to pay
bills
Adjourn at 12:1
Regular Meeting
Prayer by
Councilman
McDougald
Minutes approved
Mary Williams
asked for help in
feeding travel
group
Chas-Mattingley
asked about
rumors of buy-
ing out of state
Mrs. Mattingley
asked disburse-
ments published
Texas Refining
Corp. wishes to
sell rubberized
crack sealer
City Attorney Ruggeri, told Mayor and Council that_Mr.
Carlson felt his water bill should have an adjustment. He
explained there was a bad leak and when the meter was read,
Mr. Johnson discovered the leak and notified Mr. Carlson who
had the leak fixed. Councilman Cur£man made motion seconded
by Councilman McDougald and carried to abate $28.65 of this
bill
Mayor and Council discussed the ordinance and test's
concerning gas fitters license.
Mayor and Council discussed delinquent special assess=
ments. Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried that delinquent special assessment's be
handled at the discretion of the Mayor and City attorney.
Mr. John Keogh asked if the City was going to make a
place at the old City Park suitable for living and having a
care taker there. Council said at this time no plans were
being made, except to possible sell most of the land.
Mayor and Council discussed the condition of the City
dump with no decision made at this time.
Councilman John Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to pay the bills.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried to adjourn at 12:15 a.m.
Attes#;
City Recorder
April 19, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor
Winford Bunce, Councilmen Wm. McDougald , R. L. Curfmum, John
Mullen, J. W. West, and Tom Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce invited
Councilman McDougald to open the meeting with prayer.
Minutes of the April 5, 1966 meeting were read and approved
after necessary corrections were made.
Mrs. Mary Williams asked the council for help in feeding a
travel group of 40 people who will be in Moab the 25th, of April.
This is to promote Moab as a tourist attraction and feels it will
be well worth the $100.00 she needs. Mayor and Council feel that
the City should not make contz1L_Aons to private individuals,
therefore Councilman McDougald volunteered to collect the money
from private individuals.
Mr, Charles Mattingley of the M and M Auto Co. asked the
Mayor and Council if the rumors about buying out of the State
as well -as the City was true. Mayor Bunce informed Mr. Mattingley
this was mostly rumor. The pipe bought from Grimes Co. was bid
by Utah firms as well as the Colorado firm, and the Grimes Co.
from Colorado was the lowest bidder. The culvert was ordered
from W. R. White Co. of Ogden, Utah after receiving three bids
from other Utah companies.
Mrs. Mattingley asked if a list of disbursements could be
published in the paper. Mayor and Council agreed -finis would bd
fine if someone was willing to pay for the apace.
Mr. Hoover of the Texas Refining Corp. asked the Mayor and
Council to try the rubberized crack -sealer has Co. sells, also
the paving compound. Council feels the price is too high and
would have to investigate the product before buying.
Anti -Obscenity
Organization
'Mr. Rudy Higgins representing the Anti -Obscenity organiza-
tion asked the Mayor and Council if their was any objection
to his circulating a petition to get legislation discouraging,
displaying, selling or distributing, obscene movies, photos, and
literature. Also if they had any suggestions which might help
them further this cause.
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Mr. Ed Claus discussed the budget with the Mayor and Counci
he informed them that even though the expenditures were down 24%
the revenue was also down 38%.
Mayor Bunce told the council he had received the signed
agreement from the Ken R. White Co. He stated they still have
not received the information from the University of Utah or the
State Tax Commission.
Mr. Harry Snow wrote a letter asking permission to build a
retainer wall on Oak St. He has received approval from the
Board of Adjustment, Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by
Councilman Stocks and carried to draw up an agreement the same
as was done with Mr. Charles Petefish.
Mayor Bunce said the City and County erew's had hauled in
dirt and leveled off the City dump.
Mayor Bunce told the Council bills had been sent on
Special Improvements and if they were'not paid byNpy 1st. the
City Attorney will write letters informing those who are
delinquent that action will be taken against them.
The Civil Defense is having a school in Moab on May 18,
19, and 20th. from 7 to 10 each evening and the night of the
20th will go,into the basement for the night. Mrs. Wells aske
that Councilman Mullen'or'a representative be present.
Mayots Bunce received a letter from Mr. Al Anderson of
Nielson and Maxwell stating that in order to be eligible for
an additional grant of 2096 of the plant cost, a census would
have to be taken, proving the population was under 5,500, the
City would have to prove sewage charges were excessive and the
$3.00 per month charge is not considered so. Councilman Mulle
Made the motion seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried
not to have the census taken. Council agreed to abandon plans
to apply for another Federal grant for the proposed sewage
plant to supplement the 30% grant already being processed.
Mayor Bunce told Council he did not re -invest the #40 C.
Certificates, as there was $30,000. worth of bonds due in
June.
Councilman Mullen asked that due to the fact Mayor Bunce
will be out of town on the 6, 7, and 8th. of May, that
Councilman Stocks be appointed to give the welcome address at
the A.I.M.E. Symposium.
' Engineer John Keogh presented the map he drew up of the
old City park showing the land status of the land around the
park.
Councilman McDougald told Mayor and Council he had con-
tacted Mr. Albert Marsing concerning the care of the park in
`_. View and Mr. Marsing will water, mow and care for the park
as long as is required for an allowance on his personal water
bill. • •
Ron Reedy representing the J. C.'s passed out a proclama-
tion, proclaiming western ware be inforced from May 1, 1966
thru June 11, 1966, also no shaving without a permit. Council-
man McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman Curfinen and
carried to accept the proclamation and help the J. C. to promot
the Canyonland Days.
Councilman West said he felt the Police Dept. ebould con-
sider short sleeves for summer wear.
Councilman Curfman informed Mayor and Council there was a
bad leak in the water line by the Ray Larson property on Murph,
lane and it need to be repaired.
The curb at the Shell service station was discussed and
Councilman McDougald will investigate this.
Councilman West asked about draining the ditch of water o:
Budget Discussed
Ken R. White
agreement
Permission to
build retainer
wall.
Leveled City
Dump.
Bills on
Special Improve-
ments
Civil Defense
School
Federal Grant
#k40 C. D. Certifi-
cates
Welcome address
at Symposium
Map of City Park
Albert Marsing
will carefor
park at Mt. View
J.C.'s Proclamation
to promote Canyon -
land Days.
Police Uniforms
short sleeves for
summer.
Ray Larson is
water line in
need of repairs.
Discussed curb
at Shell station
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Ditch draining
on 4th. No.
44th. North, as it is bad for mosquitoes. EngineerAeogh was
Instructed to make some sketches and design for council to
revue:
Water System
needs repairs.
Motion to pay
bills with ex-
ception of Gran
County.
Adjournment
Regular Meeting
Prayer by
Bishop Raymond
Minutes Approve
Master plan
for Moab City
and Grand Coun
John Keogh
wishes agree-
ment temporar-
ily suspended.
Payment to
Infilco Co.
Municipal
Jfficexs and
Employees
Regi'pnal School
in Blanding.
6hriners
putting fountas
in park.
Curleyts Auto
bid for
windows.
Cityi4ark
tables need
repairs.
Letters on
Special Improve
Councilman Curfnan told Mayor and Council he had been
checking the water system, and the regulator valve's will
need some work, the pilot valves and shafts ared t working
properly, and more work will be Aone on the system.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to pay bills with the exceptions of Grand
Co. until a break down is received, Grimes pipe and SuppXy
Co, check the difference of price on purchase order and state-
ment. Nickerson Pump Co. to determine if there was a complete
pump bought or 'parts.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to adjourn at 12:10 a.m.
Mayor J ford Bunce
Attes
City Recorder
May 3, 1966
The regular meeting of the ;:oab City Council was held
on the above date in the Council Chambers. Prdsent were
MayorWinford Bunce, Councilmen J. W. West, R. L. Curfman,,
Wm. D. McDougald, John Mullen and Tom Stocks and CitY
Attorney R. H. Ruggeri.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce invited
Bishop C. A.Raymond of the L. D. S. Church to open the meet-
ing *ith prayer.
Minutes of.the April 19, 1966 meeting were read and'
approved after -necessary corrections were made.
Councilman Stocks introduced Miss Sean Mitchell and
Gordon Thompson of the University of Utah, who is in Moab
compiling information for tiro Ken R. White Co: in conjunction
with the master plan for the Moab City and GrandoCounty.
M4por Bunce read a letter from Mr. John Keogh, asking
that the agreement between he and the City be temporarily
suspended as he would be indisposed for at least five(5)
weeks. He would however, if needed arrange for someone to
do whatever has to be done.
Mayor Bunee also received a letter from Infilco Co.
stating the $31,800.00 would have to be paid, Mayor and
Council agreed this shoulA bn paid.
Mayor Bunce told the Council the Utah Municipal, League
In co-operation with Utah State Board of Vocational Education
and Institute of Government, and University of Utah are having
a Municipal Officers and employee's Regional School'in '
Bland ig on May 12, 1966 at :30 p.m. and asked that all
members of the Council try to go.
Mayor Bunce said the'Shriners were putting the
fountains in at the park.
Mayor Bunce told the Council there was one window
broken at the pool and another cracked, he had 'received
bid's from Curley's Auto, Slavens lumber with NJab Lumber
Co. -not bidding because they had no one to install the
glass. Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Council-
man Mullen and carried to award the bid to Curley's Auto for
the installation of both windows.
Mayor Bunce stated the tables at the City Park needed
painting and some repair and will check with local painters
to determine the cost of fixing and painting these tables.
City Attorney Ruggeri will write letters to people who
are still delinquent on their Special Improvements.
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Mayor Bunee told the Council there had been numerous
complaints on the dog's running loose especially at the
schools and in subdivisions and something had to be done
to controll this situation. Mr. Del Taylor, said so far'
this year he had picked up 119 dogs, 79 of these have been
destroyed. He feels that if people are going to have dogs
they should take care of them, and asked the Council to
back him in enforcing the Ordinance. Dr. Fred Beyeler stat
that so far this year of all the dogs picked up only two
have had license and one of these was a 1965 tag. He said
the dogs running loose are a nuisance, they follow childr
to school, and when there is a number of dogs, there _is -
usually a fight, and some child trying to protect his dog
gets bit. If one of these dog's have not had his rabbles
shot, then the child is subjected to the series of pro -
tective rabies shots. There isthe damage they do to lawn'
and shrubs, turning over garbage cans and scattering the
garbage around. Dr. Beyeler said Mr. Taylor had brought
dog's to him which had been picked up in town, and as long
as a week had gone by before anyone had called to see if h
had their dog. He ggels if a person is taking care of
their dog, and really wanted it, they surely would have
misyed him before that long a time.
Dr. Beyeler said,"When a dog is picked up, if it has
a license he notifies the owner." If it is not licensed he
advertises three days over the radio if the dog is not
claimed he is turned over to the Humane Society, who put's
them up for adoption. The people adopting the animal pay'
for the keep of the dog, if not adopted they are destroyed
The Mayor and Council instructed Mr.sTaylor to take
whatever action is necessary to enforce the ordinance.
Councilman Mullen said, "The Nob Hill street was run-
ing oil, and needed some work." Mayor Bunee said,"They
were starting to sand Nob Hill and other streets that are
running oil."
Councilman Mullen asked that three more trees be
ordered for " Mullen Park"in Mt. View. Mayor said these
would be ordered in the fall.
Mayor Bunce said the Scout building was well underway
the tivaik was laid and the ground was ready to plant and
Mr. Hoffman will help with the planting,and the fence was
being repaired.
Mayor Bunee said the pool was coming along fine, the
plumbing was done and the painting has been started, the
Odnerete was being poured.
Councilman Mullen said he thought the city dump was
still in fairly good condition and suggested sign's
designating dumping areas be put up.
Councilman Curfman informed the Mayor and Council the
leak at the Ray Larson property was an air valve and it
was necessary. He also said thepump bought from Nickerson
pump eo. was a speeial pump made only by the Nickerson Co.
and was vital that we have it. Also they are progressing
on the work being done on the water system.
Councilman McDougald said he felt a concrete strip in
line with the projected sidewalk, to the drive-ins at the
shell station would eliminate the problem there, and Mr.
Wiggins would then black top from the sidewalk to his
station front.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullen and earried to buy the Zoning bulletin for Mr.
Jacques at $15.00 per year.
City Attorney Ruggeri told Mayor and Council he felt
the letter from Mr. Harry Snow, signed by the members of
the Board of Adjustment would be sufficient and no agree-
ment would have to be made. The letter reads as
follows:
The Honorable City Council of Moab
Moab City Offices,
Compla%rits on dogs
at schools & Subdivisions;'
Dr. Beyeler advertises
lost dogs.
Mr. Taylor to enforce
ordinance.
Nob Hill Street running
oil . Needs repairs.
Trees for Mullen Park.
Scout building repairs.
Repairs- at pool.
City dump signs
Special pump from
Nickerson Co.
Councilman McDougald
suggested a concrete
strip at Shell station.
Purchasing the Zoning
bulletin for Mr. Jacques.
Retaining walls at
Harry E. Snow property.
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Grand County Court House,
Moab, Utah.
Motion to pay bills.
Adjournment
Regular Meeting
Legal Quorum Present.
Minutes Approved.
Signs for the City Dump.
Streets need repaired.
Councilman Stocks
dicussion about the
• different departments.
Resignation from
Police Chief Hart.
Ken R. White requests
Meeting with County
Gentlemen:
It is hereby requested that I be permitted to continue
the retaining wall from my property line to the curb on
property, located at 818 Oak_Street, Walker Subdivision,
Moab, Utah.
stripe z°aeen mympro er anV fteSOgagraa agreeCto°Oremove
the said retaining walls at my expense at any time the City
of Moab requests that I do so.
Very Truly your,
Harry E. Snow
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to pay the bills.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Council-
man West and carried to adjourn at 9:55 p.m.
City Recorder
May 17,1966
ayorinford Bunce
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was
held on the above date in the Council chambers. Present
were Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen J. W. West,.,R. L.
Curfman, Wm. D. McDougald, Tom Stocks, John Mullen and
City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce
declared the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the May 3, 1966 meeting were read and ap-
proved.
Councilman Mullen asked if the signs for the City
dump had been made. Mayor Bunce said, "they were being
made", Councilman Stocks .. '1 he felt when. the Council
voted on something it should be done and the signs
should have been made and up by this time.
Councilman McDougald said there was a few streets that
were getting some bad holesand needed to be repaired.
Councilman Stocks brought up various points for
discussion about the differentdepartments, He asked Council-
man West to define the reason, the goal and the standard
of the Moab City Police Dept. Councilman OcDougald was
asked how often he met with the street dept. Mayor
Bunce was asked what right he had to allow a Beer License
to go unpaid for such a long period of time. Mayor
Bunce explained the gentleman 4i1question had nad a Little
trouble and asked for time tovpay the license.
Mayor Bunee read a letter from Police Chief Hart,
rendering -his resignation effective May 31,_1966-1..Mayar
and Council expressed their appreciation to Chief;Hart
and Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by council-
man Mullen and carried to accept, the resignation of Chief
Hart with twd 2) Week's severenee pay.
Mayor Bunce recieved a letter from the Ken R. White
Co. requesting a meeting with County Commissioners, Mem-
bers on May 24, 1906.
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Raise the dispatcher
wages.
Money left in Class
"C" Road Fund
Civil Defense Shelter
Management School
Church of Christ
has no water,
sewer.
Expenses for Judge Crist
to attend Conference.
Delinquent Business
QJicense.
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� Repair of park
V benches.
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Special
Improvement Guarantee
Guarantee Fund .
Engineer draw up some
plans for curbing.
Motion to pay bill wi
with corrections.
Adjournment.
Fl—eial Meeting
Members Present
Planners of the Master
Plan for Moab City
and Grand County.
Mayor Bunce told the Council, the county had asked
the Council to raise the wages of the radio dispatcher
from $1.25 per hour to $1.60. Councilman Mullen made
motion seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried to
increase the wage for the dispatcher as recommended.
Mayor Bunee told Council there rs $4,311.82 left
in the Class "C" Road Fund, which is not budgeted in this
year's budet and suggested we write a letter asking
to add this amount to the current years protect.
Mayor Bunce reminded the Council of the Civil
Defense Shelter Management School on May 18, 19, and 20th.
It was brought to the attention of the Council that
the Church of Christ has no water or sewer, this is to
be investigated further.
Councilman Stock's made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to pay expenses for Judge Don Crist
to attend a Judicial Conferenee in Salt Lake City on
May 21, 1966.
Delinquent Business License, Beer License and Bus-
iness License for Towne T.V. were discussed. No
definite action was taken.
Mayor Bunce told Council he had not as yet talked
to any contractor's regarding the repair of the park
benches, but felt it would not be too big a job: some
filler and approximately two gallons of paint would be needed.
Mayor Bunce said he felt the Special Improvement
Guarantee Fund, which is approximately $30,000.00,
should be used for special improvements and suggested
using this money to build curbing at the City Park.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by
Councilman Mullen and carried to have the engineer
draw up some plans for this curbing and approval of the
Council.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to pay bills with the corrections
as noted.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Council-
man Mullen and carried to adjourn at 11:45 P.M.
Attest:
City Recorder
Winfor; Bunce Mayor
bIAW24, 1966
Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Moab City Council, Grand
County Commissioners and Members of the Planning Board,
was held on the above date in the Council Chambers.
Present were.Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilman T.
A. Stocks, R. L. Curfman, John Mullen, Jack West and
Wm. D. McDougald, County Commissioners R. J. Miller Sr.,
and Mars Pope, Members of the Planning Board Dick Allen,
Fred Beyeler and Charles Brechtel.
Mayor Bunce introduced Mr. T. W. TenEyck, Mark
Lawner, andS Susan Webb of the Ken R. White Co. Planners
of the Master Plan for Moab City and Grand County.
Mr. TenEyck showed findings of the valley with
maps and overlay's the proposed write up findings
and suggestions for the plan.
The County Commissioners, Members of the Planning
Board and City Mayor and Councilman will meet at a later
date to make recommendations for the Plan.
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Regular Meeting
Legal Quorum Present
Minutes Approved.
Signs for the dump
made and put up.
Shower at pool in and
working.
Park bench painted,
One fountain completed
Harold Jacobs, permissi.or
for Parade
RepaireWork needed on
Merry-go-round.
'free swim tickets for
City employees.
Proposed budget for
1966-67 fiscal year.
Mr. Claus to be retained
for another year.
Mrs Margie Shafer met
with council on curb and
gutter.
City Recorder
Mayor W'E ford Bunce
June 7, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was
held on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present
were Mayor Winford Bunce Councilmen J. W. West, Wm. D.
McDougal, T. A. Stocks and John Mullen, City attorney
R. H. Ruggeri.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunee
declared the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the May 17, 1966 meeting were read and
approved after necessary corrections were made.
Mayor Bunce said the signs for the dump were made
and Mr. Hatzenbuehler is to put them up. The shower"s at
the pool are finished and working fine. There is a
drainage problem in the girls dressing room and a
solution to this will havdcto be worked out. Mayor
Bunce also said the park bench's were painted and(one
fountain was completed and another started. '
Harold Jacobs asked permission to hold the Capyon-
lands Parade on saturday June 11, and asked that main
street to 1st East on Center be bloeked off for approx-
imately 45 minutes. He also asked for help and co-
operation of the City police dept. Councilman Mullen
made motion, seconded by councilman West and carried to
grant the request of Mr. Jacobs.
Councilman Stocks said the Merry-go-round at the
City park needed to be repaired as some boards were
missing and a piece of metal on the slide has ripped
and should be welded.— Mayor and Council agreed to
have these repaired.
Councilman McDougald said he had authorized free
swim tickets for all .sty employees mad Councilmen.
Councilman Stocks said he was apposed to the Councilmen
receiving free tickets and made a motion seconded by
councilman McDougald and carried that all City employees
excluding the City Councilmen be given free swim tickets.
Mr. Ed Claus met with the Mayor and Council to go
over the proposed budget for the 1966-67 fiscal year.
June 21, 1966 was set for the Budget hearing.
Mayor Mince said he would like to propose that Mr.
Claus be retained for another year. Councilman Mullen
made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks and carried to
retain Mr. Claus for another year to do the accounting.
Mrs. Margie Shafer met with the Mayor and Council
to see if there was any possible way to have curb and
gutter put in on 4th East street.
She said she had contacted some of the people on the
street and they were all willing to pay for the curb
and gutter but no sidewalk. The Mayor and Council
told Mrs. Shafer to continue her survey and they would
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try to work out some way to get the curb and Gutter
in.
Stop signs changed.
Re -Zoned request for
Bert Slavens.
er backed up in
Mountain View.
Water standing in front
of Sam Taylors.
= Parking signs are
go#g unheeded.
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to Hilltop theatre.
Discussion on combing
of the City Police
and Sheriff's offic
Purchase order's done
correctly.
Pay bill on swim pool
Ed's Plumbing, Causer,
and Scharf Const.
Adjourn:
Councilman Mullen recommended that "stop" signs
instead of "Yield right of way" signs be put up on
4th North and Park Lane, and on 5th West and 4th North.
Mayor Bunce received a letter and plat from Bert
Slavens' requesting his property be rezoned from R-3
to C-2. The Planning Commission recommended this be
changed. The request was tabled for further investigation.
Mayor Bunce told the Council the sewer had backed]
up in a house in Mountain View and a bill of $87.60 had
been presented to the insurance Company. Councilman Mullen
said he felt the sewer line, grades and etc. in this area
should be investigated as this is not the first time
this has happened to this particular house-.
Councilman West said the water in front of Sam
Taylors' is still standing and it must be drained.
It was brought to the attention of the Mayor and
Council that the one hour parking signs are going
unheeded by some businessman, it was decided warning
tickets will be made and issued to anyone overparking
and if these are not heeded a fine will result.
Councilman McDougaid suggested instead of putting
a gate in on the road to the old Hilltop theatre, steel
posts with chains and lock would be better than the gate,
this is to be done this week.
Councilman West asked when a meeting with the
County Commissioners Grand County Sheriff and City
Council could be arranged to discuss the combining
of the City Police dept. and Sheriff's office. -
Councilman Mullen said he was apposed to having the
City Police dept. and the sheriff dept. togeather.
Councilman Stocks felt there should be more in-
formation gathered as to how and if this will work
or wont work satisfactorily.
Councilman Stocks said the purchase order's still
were not complete and he felt if they weren't going to
be done right then they should beddone awpyiwithlo
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Council -
Man Mullen and carried to pay the. bills after, a purchase
order has been made and attached,to Ed's Plumbing for
the extra work done at the pool in the amount df
$45.61, and a copy of the bids attached to Ed's Plumbing,
Scharf Construction Co., and Causer Painters and Decorators.
Councilman Mnn^^gald made motion seconded by
Councilman Weat and carried to adjourn at 12: P.M.
Attest:
City Recorder
Win ord Dunce Mayor
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Regular Meeting
Legal Quorum Present.
Minutes Approved.
Mr. Hatzenbuehler had
not put the signs at
the City dump.
The merry-go-round
repaired.
Water situation at
Sam Taylor's corrected.
Overtime parking being
abused.
No recommendation on
rezoning Bert Slaven
property.
Discussed sewer in Mt.
View.
New diving board ordere
Review the 1966-67
budget. ,
Mayor and Council dis-
cussed moving City
Court.
Raising budget on
Police Dept. schooling.
Park dept. budget
decreased $500.00.
J. C's, to get $400.00
Reduce miscellaneous
contributions from
$500.00 to $100.00
Cut street dept. eq-
uipment $600.00
June 21, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council
was held on the above date in the Council Chambers.
Present were Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen Wm. D.
McDougald, John Mullen, R. L. Curfman, J. W. West
and Tom Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce
invited Reverand Leland Goodman of the First Southern Bap-
tist Church to open the meeting with prayer.
Minutes of the June 7, 1966 meeting were read and
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
West and carried to approve the minutes.
Mayor Bunce said that as yet Mr. Hatzenbuehler
had not put the signs up at the City dump, the merry-
go-round and slide at the park had been repaired,
the water situation at Sam Taylor's had been taken eare
of, the gate at the Hilltop had been installed, the
"yield right of way" signs had been changed to "stop"
except for one, and this would be up soom.
Mayor also said the warning tickets for overtime
parking were being made and would be issued to those
abusing the one(1) hour parking.
Councilman Mullen said he would not at this time
make any recommendation on rezoning the Bert Slaven
property, as he had not been able to gather the information
needed and tabled the request until the next meeting.
Mayor and Council discussed the sewer in Mt. View and
decided the line should be dug up and checked to det-
ermine the source of the problem and correct this,
before there is more damage done.
Mayor Bunce told the Council a new diving board had been
ordered from the Conley Co. for the pool at a cost of
4354.00 less a 30'g discount.
Mr. Ed Claus met with the Council to review the 1966 -
67 budget.
Mayor and Council discussed the possibility to moving
the City Court down stairs, this would save $1,200.00
per year on rent and be able to utilize the help of the
City Court Cldrk.
Councilman Mullen asid he was in favor of raising the budget
for special schooling for Police Dept, from $1,000.00
to $1,250.00. Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by
Councilman Mullen and carried with Councilman Stock's
voting nae, to change the budget for the special schooling
from $1,000.00 to $1,250.00 and that a schedule of
school's be submitted.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to take $500.00 from professional
and technical services in the park dept. and $250.00
from the Revenue parks dept, from the proposed budget.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to reduce the miscellaneous contribut-
ions from $500.00 to $100;00 and pay for the ad in the
scenic edition of the Salt Lake Tribune and give $4400.00
to the J. Us for street lights.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to eut the street dept. equipment
$600.00.
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Accept the proposed
1966-67 budget.
Install meter for
Pastor Smith.
Councilman Mullen
told Pastor Smith he
should be connected
to sewer line.
Proposed curb and gut-
ter plans, for City
ark.
UComplaints about
Clogs running at night.
Grant pole line ease-
ment to Utah Power
and LightCo.
Texaco Co. to get
4ater on.a flat rate.
$1.00 per thousand gal.
Special improvement
against Kedric Bailey
property.
Gas leak killing
shrubs and trees
at Curt'Robertson.
Mayor and Council
agree on purchase
order.
Fights at the Mill -
creek Tavern.
Motion to pay bills
with corrections.
Adjournment.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
West and carried to aecept the proposed 1966-67 budget
as corrected for a total of $210,971.00
Pastor Smith of the Assembly of God Church asked the
City to connect the water to the old Assembly of God
Church until he can determine if there is an agreement or
some record as to who is responsible for putting in the
meter, the Church or the owner's of the John Peterson
property. Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by
Councilman Curfman and carried to install the meter and
give Pastor Smith 2 weeks to determine who is to pay for
the meter.
Councilman Mullen told Pastor Smith the ordinance say's
anyone within 200 feet of the sewer line must connect to
the sewer line and asked when he would connect to the_ line
Pastor Smith said when they could get the money they
would consider hooking to the City sewer.
Engineer John Keogh presented plans for the proposed
curb and gutter by the City Park. The Mayor, City
Councilmen and Engineer Keogh will meet at the City
Park at 5:00 P. M. June 22, 1966 to work out the details.
Mayor Dunce told the Council there was numerous comp-
laints about dogs running at night and digging in lawns
and doing a let of damage. Mr. Leech is building a dog
trap to catch these dogs and hope this will eleminate
some of the trouble.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to grant a pole lisle easement to
Utah Power and Light Co. on 4th East street.
Texaco -co. wants to buy water from the City meter for
their well and asked for a flat fee, Mayor Bunce said
the water from the meter was charged on a flat rate of
$1.00 per thousands gallon, , Council agreed this was
the rate and would remain as is.
Mayor Bunce told the Council that Kedrie Bailey had
purchased the property owned by his father and was not
aware of the special improvement against the property.
His V. A. loan had been approved as clear of all in-
debtedness. The V. A. will pay the principal of $269.00
if the City will drop the,interest of $134.60. Council-
man Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen
and carried to accept the $269.00 principal. Councilman
Stocks abstained from voting.
Mayor Bunce received a letter from Curt Robertson
stating when Grand Mesa Construction Co. put in the new
sewer lines, they pulled a gas line out and it was never
repaired, it has had a small leak and is killing his
shrubs and trees. He would like to know who is re-
sponsible for the damage to his shrubs and trees and the
repair of the line.
Mayor and Council agreed to have one purchase order
given to each business house for a one month period,
the delivery tickets must be signed and attached to
the purchase order. All out of town order's must have 3
a.purchase order.
Councilman Stocks said he had had some complaints about
fights at the Millcreek Tavern never being reported
to the City Police and felt this should be looked into.
Councilman Curfman made motionliseconded by Councilman
West andoearried to papithe bills as corrected.
. Councilman Stocks made motions seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to_adjourn� at 11:59 P. M.
Bunce Mayor
Attest:
Recorder
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Regular Meeting.
Legal Quorum Present.
Minutes Approved.
V. A. Administration
would not pay prin-
cipal, on property
bought by Mr. Kedric
Bailey.
Dog trap finished.
To rezone the Bert
Slaven's property.
Pastor Smith to pay
6% interest.
Mr. Loren Robertson
was charged additional
sewer charge.
License for Tommy's
Tavern.
Reviewed licenses
procedure.
July 5, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present
were Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen Wm. D. McDougald,
John Mullen, R. L. Curfman, J. W. West and Tom Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce de-
clared the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the June 21, 1966 meeting were read, Councilman
made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks and carried
to approve the minutes.
Mayor Bunce told the Council that the V. A. Administrat-
ion would not pay the principal on the Special Improve-
ment due to the property bought by Mr. Kedric Bailey.
City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri wrote a letter to Mr.
Bailey explaning he is responsible for the amount
due on the Special Improvement.
-Mayor Bunce said the dog trap was finished and in use
and had been working very well. -
Councilman Mullen made a motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to rezone the Bert Slaven's
property from R-3 to C-2, for the purpose of building
an - apartment house or office building.
Mayor Bunce told the Council Pastor Smith of the
Assembly of God Church was to be at the meeting but
was unable to contact him. Councilman Mullen made
motion seconded by Couneilman Curfman and carried with
Councilman McDougald voting nae, due to the fact
these are two different bill's to have Pastor Smith
sign the promissary note for the water connection and
the past due bill owed to the City with 626 interest -from
time of the first billing August 1964, in a period of
six (6) month's or necessary action will be taken.
Mr. Loren Robertson told the Mayor and Council that when
he opened his barber shop in his home three years
ago, he was charged an additional $2.25 sewer charge
per month and felt he should be reimbursed for this
overcharge. Councilman-Curfman made a motion seconded by
Councilman.Mullen and carried that this be' tabled
until further investigation can be made.
Mr. Tommy Wheat presented his application for beer
license to operate "Tommy's Tavern". Councilman Mullen
made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks and carried
to grant the license provided he has his finger prints
taken and all remiirements are abided by.
Mr. John Causer sugges=eu the Council eonsider ehangiug
the beer licensing, allowing for half year license's
to be bought. Mayor and Council agreed the licensing
procedure should be reviewed.
Mayor Dunce received a letter from the Jehovah's Witnesses
Church asking permission to park a trailer by the Church
Trailer parking de- on Locust Lane, the trailer would be used by their
nided to Jehovah' traveling Minister, the trailer would be used app-
Witnesses. roximately 3 or.4 times a year. Councilman Stocks
made motion seeonded by Councilman Mullen and carried
to deny the request, due to the faet there are
public trailer et. available within a two block radius
and it is against the city ordinance.
Mr. Jean Jacques presented a letter from Mr. Bill Foote,
requesting permission to build a fence on bis personal
Mr. Bill Foote request- property at 705 Palisades Tr. Mr. Foote will not claim
i.ng permission to build any right what-so=ever to the 5ft, strip between his
fence. personal p property and the -curb, and agrees to remove
,said fence at his own expense any time the City request's
this be done. Councilman West made motion seconded
by Councilman McDougald and carried to grant Mr. Foote
his request.
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Mayor Bunce told the Council the notice to bidders for a
road maintainer and striper had been prepared with the necessary
specifications and bids will be opened on August 2, 1966.
Mayor Bunce recommended
employees.
Ross Leech from
Larry Johnson •
Holly Walden "
Leon Stocks ""
Gilbert Randall
Council ask that
a wage increase for the following
395.00
425-00
410.00
395.00
440.00
a wage recap
to
If
$415.00
440.00
430.00
415.00
450.00
be made before raises are granted.
kayor told the Council', Mr. Vaughn Boulter had resigned from
the police department and Mr. Robert Ritchie had been hired
on a temporary basis. Council feel's that someone who lives
in the City and has the- necessary 'qualifi-cations should be hired.
Mayor Bunee said there was a pickup not being used and would
be given to Mr. Jacques to use instead of using his personal
car.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
cgtocks and carried to pay the bill's presented.
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poucncilman West told the Mayor and Council he had had cum -
(plaints that the children weren't allowed to use the phone
cat the pool to call their parents. Mayor Bunce stated this
Yould be taken care of.
Engineer Keogh said he had completed a study of the horse
corral's in back of Mountain View Subdivision, these are in,
side the City limits and have been notified by City Attorney
Ruggeri they would have to be moved.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried to adjourn at 10:55 P. M.
'Winford dunce Mayor
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City Recorder
July 19,' 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab Council was held on the
above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor Winford
Bunce, Councilmen J. W. West, Tom Stocks, William D. McDougald
and R. L. Curfman, City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri and City Recorder
L. L. Stocks.
(here being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce invited Father
Hogben of the Episcapol Church to open the meeting with prayer.
Minutes of the July 5, 1966 meeting were read Councilman
Mcnougald made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks and carried
to approve the minutes after necessary corrections were made.
Mr. S. E. Scharf asked the Mayor and Council to deliet
everything on pages 14 through 1.7 pertaining to apprentices and
wage scales in the bids to be opened. Councilman McDougald made
motion seconded by Councilman C rfman and carried that prior
to bid openings on cement work to be done, paragraph's 2-26
through 2-35 be delieted from the contract, with both con-
tractors being present and agreeing to this, are responsible
to abide by state laws.
Notice to bidders
for road maintainer,
and striper.
Wage increase.
Mr. Vaughn Boulter
resigned from police
dept.
Mr. Robert Ritchie
hired on temporary
basis.
Pickup for Jack
Jacques.
Motion to pay bills
Children were not
allowed to use
phone, at pool.
Keogh completed a
study on horse
corral's in Mt. View
Subdivision.
Adjournment.
Regular Meeting.
Legal Quorum Present.
rnutes Approved.
Mr. S. E. Scharf
asked the Mayor and
Council to deliet
parts of spec. on
curb and gutter_
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Around the park etc.
Bid for curb and
gutter.
Bid prices.
Specifications on
curb and gutter.
Bid prices.
Specification on curb
and gutter.
Bid prices.
Specification on curb
and gutter.
Bid prices.,
Total Bid Prices
on Curb and gutter,
S. E. Scharf, and
L. A. Lowry.
S. E. Scharf awarded
contract.
Permission granted
for a joint venture„
between Mr. Scharf
and Mr. Lowry.
Rezoning the Bert
Slaven property.
Abate the water
charges for the Teen
Center.
Discussion on sewer
charges for Mr. Loren
Robertson.
Interest to be charged
on curb and gutter.
Bid's are as follows:
2200 Lin. Ft. Construct combination standard curb and
gutter with forms, expansion and
contraction joints complete as specified.
This item to include radiust intersect-
ions.
200 Lin. Ft.
10000Sq. Ft.
300 Lin. Ft.
Total Bid, s
S. E. Scharf 2.97 Lin. Ft. 6,534.00
L. A. Lowry 2.90 rr rr 6,380.00
Construct combination roll type con-
crete curb and gutter with forms, ex-
pansion and contraction joints com-
plete as specified. This item to in-
clude radius at intersection.
S. E. Scharf 2.69 Lin. Ft. 538.00
L. A. Lowry 2.75 rr rr
550.00
Construct 7 inch concrete driveways of
various widths, straight type, to-
gether with forms, expansion and
contraction joints complete as specified.
S. E. Scharf 1.05 sq. ft. 1,050.00
L. A. Lowry 1.00 sq. ft. 1,000.00
Construct 4 inch concrete ditch 8 ft.
8 in. wide x 6 inches deep, trapezoidal
in section.
S. E. Scharf .80
L. A. Lowry .87
S. E. Scharf
L. A. Lowry
Bond
Bond
2,080.00
2,262.87
10,202.00
200.00
10,402.00
10,192.87
250.00
10,442.87
Councilman.McDougald made motion seconded by
Councilman Curfman and carried to award the bid to
S. E. Scharf Construction, according to the specification
and performance bond.
Mr. Scharf asked permission to have Mr. Lowry
join with him, Mayor and Council agreed this oould
be a joint venture, with Mr. Scharf responsible.
The Public Hearing on rezoning the Bert Slaven
property from R-3 to C-2 was heard, there being no
objections, Councilman Curfman made motion seconded
by Councilman Stocks C...., the zoning al dinance be
inforced from this day hence.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by
Councilman Stocks and carried to abate the water
charges For the Ten Center.
The Mayor and Council discussed the commercial
sewer charge for Mr. Loren Robertson, Councilman
Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald
and carried to table the matter until further,re-
search can be made.
Mayor,BUnce said he had been asked by individuals
who are putting in curb and gutter, what rate of
interest would be changed to finance this over a
five (5) year period. Council and Mayor agreed 6%
interest would be charged.
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Councilman West made motion seconded by Council
Curfman and carried to grant the wage increase as pro-
posed for the following employee's retro-active to July
1, 1966.
Larry Johnson. from $425.00 to $440.00
Ross Leech 395.00 .415.00
Holly Walden 410;00 430.00
Leon Stocks 395.00 415.00
Gilbert Randall 440.00 450.00
Mayor Bunce told the Council that Mr. Jack Callor
would go to work on the Police force. He was a pdtroleman
for 3 years in Helper and 3 years as Deputy Sheriff. of
Carbon County.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Council-
man West and carried that Mr. Callor be hired on the re-
commendation of Councilman West, pending investigation
and that he attend school at Camp Williams the 1st. of
August at a salary of $408.00 per month.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Council-
man Curfman and carried to set the mill levy at 14 mills
General.Fund and 4 mills Bond Fund for a total of 18 mills.
N Mayor Bunce read a letter from the Price Chamber of
LCommerce inviting the Mayor and Council to. the dedication
of the new Price Canyon Road on July 28, 1966.
Mayor Bunce told the Council that Fred Markle had
asked permission to use the City's old abandoned well
on his property for irrigation purposes, he will clean
the well and install his own pump. Council agreed to have
City Attorney.Ruggeri draw up an agreement whereas Mr.
Markle will pay $1,00 per year and is to be used for irri-
gation only.
Mayor Bunce said there were three,(3) C. D. Certifi-
cates due,each,for $50,000.00, one would be cashed in
order,to clear the account with Infilco, the other two(2)
would be reinvested.
Councilman Curfman informed Mayor and Council they
had found the problem with the sewer in Mtn. Nam Sub-
division, the line was laid flat with no grade and
approximately 700 ft. of 8" sewer line would have to be
laid and 3 manholes installed to correct this problem.
Mayor and Council 'agreed the water and sewer lines
on 4th North should be fixed beforeithe curb and gutter
is started and the water and sewer lines will be ex
tended close enough for the Church of Christ to connect
to them.
'Wage increase granted
ifor employee's.
Councilman Curfman said the representitive ivvm Ross
Valve Manufacturing Co. had been here and they had checked
all the valves and two master regulating valves were not
working properly. Mr. Curfman said map's and other in-
tormation had been sent to the factory for recalculating.
It was brought to the attention of the Mayor and Council
that Mr. Lee Campbell is dumping sewage from septic tanks
directly into the sewage plant, and is causing to
much of a load on the plant. The posibility of prov-
iding a place for him to dump instead of directly into
the plant and a charging,was discussed.
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Councilman Curfman made mota.on seconded by Council-
man McDougald and carried not to renew the maintenance
agreement with the Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Councilman Stoeks,made motion seconded by Councilman
and carried to pay the bill's as corrected.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Council-
mf
an cam to adjourn at !-45 P. M.
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order
C W rd B ce Mayor
Mr. Jack,Callor to work
for City Police.
Mr. Jack Callor to be
hired pending investigatioi
and attend school.
Mill leyy set by
Council.
Dedication of the new
Price Canyon Road.
Fred Markle asked
permission to use the
City's abandoned well.
C. D. Certificates.
Found problem with sewer
in Mt. View Sub.
Water and sewer lines
shboldcbe fixed on
4th North.
Ross Valve Manufacturing
Co. said valves were
not working properly.
Mr. Lee Campbell is dump-
ing sewage into the
sewage plant.
Not to renew maintenance
agreement with Address-
ograph-Multigraph.
Motion to pay bills
with corrections.
Adjournment.
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Regular Meeting.
Legal Quorum Present.
Rev. Smith said the.
church.would pay for
meter at Teen Age
Club.
Minutes Approved.
Bid opening on road
maintainer.
Councilman will buy
striping Machine.
Agreement with Fred
Markel on use of well.
City to buy Huber M-
500 Maintainer. .
Request was denied
to Jake Hatzenbuehler
to operate without
a preformance bond.
Guaidian Benifit Ass.
asked the council to
abate water bill.
Pool to be,open the
month of Sept.
Akins appointed
chief of police.
Mayor to get poll on
employee's for Utah
State Retirement.
Perposed addition of
Golf Course.
Aug. 2, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was
held on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present
were Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen J. W. West, R. L.
Curfman, Wm D. McDougald, John Mullen and Tom Stobks.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce
invited Reverend Smith to open the meeting with prayer.
Rev. Smith said the church would pay for meter at
the church building that is being used by the Teen
Age Club. Reverand Smith will come in monday Aug. 8,
1966 to make arrangements.
Minutes of the July 19, 1966 meeting were read and
Councilman Tom Stocks made motion seconded by Council-
man Mullen and carried to approve the minutes.
Bid opening on road maintainer.
Option No. 1.
Price, F.O.B. Salt Lake City, Utah $7,375.80
Trade in allowance 368.00
Net cash 7,007.80
Option No. 2.
Price, F.O.B. Salt Lake City, Utah $7,375.80
Carry Charge, 12 months,-- 442.55
Twelve (12) Monthly payments @ $614.66 each thirty (30)
days there after. A >clear title will bel issued.
Striping Machine
Two color striping machine $678.00.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullen to buy striping machine at $678.00.. Motion
carried.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Council-
man West to accept agreement with.Fred Markel. Council-
man McDougald abstained for reason of being a'relatiVe.
Motion carried.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Council-
man Curfman to buy the Huber M-500 Maintainer, for the price
of $7.007.80. Motion carried.
Jake Hatzenbuehler asked the council if he could operate
without a performance bond. Request was denied, Council-
man Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman for
preformance bond for garbage contract to be renewed
immediately.
Mayor Dunce read a letter from Guaidian Benifit.
Association Asking to abate water bill of $45.90.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
West not to abate $45.90 and to notify G. B. A.
Motion carried.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Council-
man McDougald to keep the pool open the month of Sept.
Mary Martin to furnish all labor, and the city to furnish
chemical to operate pool.
Mayor asked council to except appointment of a
chief of police, eather Akins or Richie. Councilman
Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman West to hire
Ken Aikins as chief of police at a wage of $500.00 pr.
month beginning Aug. 1,1966.
Mayor Bunce read a letter from Utah State Retirement
Board. Mayor Bunce will get a poll on employee's to
see if they want this retirement plan.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by councilman
McDougald that the mayor was authorised to sign purchase
agreement of 160 Acers for the use of perposed Golf Course
Application No. U-o149208.
-Councilam West made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks that bills be -paid as presented, motion carried.
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Motion to pay bills.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Council-
man Curfman to ajourn at 11:20.
City Recorder
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C.) The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was
Q held on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present
were Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen R. L. Curfman,
Wm D. McDougald, John Mullen and Tom Stocks, City
Attorney R. H. Ruggeri and City Recorder L. L. Stocks.
Bunce Mayor
Aug. 16, 1966
. There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce
invited Bishop Snow to open the meeting with prayer.
Minutes-of,the Aug. 2, 1966 meeting were read and
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Council-
man Tom Stocks to approve the minutes as corrected.
A Group of citizens met with the Mayor and Council
to ask if they would reconsider the order to move the horse
corral's of the hill behind Mt. View subdivision. Mr. Wall
ace Sherman, Oren Zufelt and Bill Chapman said they were
told by the City Engineer before building the corral's
they would be outside the City limits and two were issued
permits by the building inspector to build the corrals.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to table the matter for further
investigation.
Mayor Bunce told the council that Reverand Smith
of the Assembly of God Church had been in and.signed the
promissary note and agreed to pay $25.00 per month
for six months, at the end of six month's he woulu
pay the bill in full. .Councilman Mullen made motion
seconded by Councilman Curfman,and carried to accept
vhis proposal.
Mayor told the Council that Mr. Hatzinbuehler
had contacted Allen Insurance Agency and the perform-
ance bond was being taken care of.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by.
Councilman McDougald and earried,to accept the
Memorandum Agreement between the City, County and
State for escrow fund's to build bridges, if the agreem-
ent is accepted by the County.
Mayor'Budee said there Was'a'vacancy''on'the
Planning Commission and recommended Mr. Glen Carlson
be appointed to fill the vacancy. Councilman Curfman
made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald and
carried to accept the recommendation.
Adjournment.
Present at meeting
Legal quorum present.
Approval of minutes.
Group asked Council to
reconsider moveing the
horse corral's in Mt.
View.
Reverend Smith signed
promissary note and
agreed to pay.
Mr. Hatzinbuehler contact-
ed Allen Insurance about
bond.
City County and State
to escrow funds for
building bridges
Mr. Glen Carlson appoint-
ed to fill vacancy
on Planning Comm.
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Building Inspector
to attend local
conferences.
Advertising in the
Football section
was denied.
Mr. Reed would concede
if City could show
competitive bidding
on sewage disposal
plant.
Mayor Bunce talked to
employee's concerning
retirement plan.
Eddie Cozzens asked
for street light.
Councilman Curfman re-
ports on pressure
valves.
Councilman Curfman
Rhcomnend's stand by
unit.
Mayor Bunce reported.
a need of a new pickup.
Emanuel Thompson's
grapevine were burned.
Harold Puritt was hired
as a patroleman.
An invite ion to attend the International Confer-
ence of Building Officials Convention in Fresno, Calif.
had been receivedtby Inspector Jacques. Council feel's
sence it was not budgeted Mr. Jacques would attend local
conferences:
Mayor Bunce recieved a letter from the S. L. Tribune
requesting the City take an ad in the Football section,
advertising Moab. Councilman McDougald made motion
seconded by Councilman Curfman and carried not to take the
ad.
Mayor Bunce had received a letter from Senator
Moss, stating he had again contacted Mr. Reed concerning
the $30,000.00 grant for the sewage disposal plant.
Mr. Reed said he would concede if the city could show
evidence that there was competitive bidding on the equip-
ment purchased from Infilco. Mayor Bunce will write
a letter to Senator Moss explaining the purpose of
purchasing the Infilco equipment.
Mayor Dunce said he had talked to all but two of the
employee's concerning the retirement plan. Only one(1)
definately did not want it. Councilman Curfman made
motion seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried to check
into the posibility of starting the program July 1, 1967
so the fund's could be budgeted.
Eddie .Cozzens ask the May::::? and Council to consider
putting in a street light on Birch Ave.
• Mayor Bunce said there was definately water problem's
and said Councilman Curfman has been going over the water
system to see if there was some solution for more water.
Councilman Curfman said first, the pressure valves used
to equalize the pressure in the system was not working
properly and they had met with .the manifactures of the
valves and they were working on a solition, but as yet
had not recieved an answer and at the present time
very lettle can be done until these valves are repaired.
Councilman Curfman also stated there was no metering
device in which to measure the amount of water that act-
ually goes into the system and•recdmend's a,reliable
metering device for all water that goes into the
system.
Councilman Curfman strongly recommend's a stand by
unit, motor and pump; a back up well with identical
equipment' as the'big well at the Golf Course, to definately
look and file to drill another well as soon .as possible.
The Big well has been pumping 24 hour's a day since June
but the tank's can not fill overnight to handle the next
day's usage. Councilman Mullen made motionfseconded by
Councilman McDougald and carried that water, sprinkling
regulation's be imposed for the next three ('3) weeks.
Watering hours will be from 5:00 A. M. until 10:00 A. M.
effective Thursday Aug. 18, 1966.
Mayor Bunce told the Council the Water and Sewer dept.
was in need of a new pickup. Council instructed the Mayor
to draw up the specification's and advertise for bids.
Councilman McDougald said, when the weed's along the
5th W. St. was burned the grapevine of Emanuel Thompson
was burned and would have to be replaced. Councilman
Curfman said the weeds -along 4th North need ed to be
cleaned and also the ditch should be cleaned.
Councilman Mullen Made motion and seconded by
Councilman McDougald and carried to hire Harold Pruitt
as a patroleman on the Police Dept. Councilman Curfman
made_motion and seconded by Councilman Mullen to pay
officer Pruitt $408.00 per month.
Councilman Stocks made motion and seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to pay the bills presented. -
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Motion to pay bills.
C. Mullen made motion and seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried to adjourn at 11:ff P. M.
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Winfor.%:unce Mayor
September 6, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was
held on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present
were Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen R. L. Curfman, Wm.
D McDougald, J.,W. West, Tom A. Stocks and John Mullen.
City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Dunce
declared the meeting open for business.
Jean Jacques, Building and sanitation Inspector
reported on the horse corrals in Mtn. View subdivision,
the survey taken was mostly unfavorable and Mr. Allen
who own's the property said•he dident realize they were
in the city and he would go along with the zoning.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
West and carried, with Councilmen Stocks and Mullen
sustained from voting, that the owner's be notified the
corrals be moved from the area no later than October 7, 1966.
A request to rezone the property on North Main Street
lots 14 through 20, to commerical was denied, as city has
no athurity to act due to protective covenance.
Mr. Jake Hatzenbuehler met with the Council to discuss
the garbage complaints and the maintenance of the City
dump.
A letter is to be written to Mrs. Mary Ann Bullock
informing her that the garbage service is manditory.
K. W. McDougald and Glen Victor representing the Golf
Association met with the Mayor and Council to ask the
City to file the application for the "Outdoor Recreation
Program" Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by
Councilman McDougald and carried to sign the application
for participation on the " Outdoor Recreation Program.
S. E. Scharf ask the Mayor and Council to extend the
water and sewer lines to the Lynn Stocks resident on 2nd
North. Councilman Curfman will look into the situation
before a decission is made.
Mayor Bunee said Loren Johnson had bought a build-
ing permit in March 1963 and had never used the permit
and would like the $10.00 back. Councilman McDougald
made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman and carried
with Councilman Stocks voting no and Councilman Mullen
sustained from voting, to refund the money.
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Adjournment:
Legal quorum present.
Report on horse
corrals in Mtn. View.
Request to rezone
Pooperty on North
Main Street.
Jake Hatzenbuehler
discuss garbage com-
plaints.
Mary Ann Bullock
informed that
garbage service
is manditory.
Request application
on Outdoor receation
program.
Scharf asked Qouncil
tc extend water and
'sewer lines to the
Lynn Stocks resident.
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Loren Johnson requests
building permit money
back.
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Mr. John Keogh asked
to close street Between
Jr. High School and
old Star Hall.
Bids to sell the
old Huber maintainer.
Mayor Bunce reeieved
a quick claim deed,
foom Melvin Westwood.
Mayor and Council met
with State Engineers
concerning the water.
Motion made to pay bill,s
Correction of August
2, 1966 minutes .
Adjournment:
Present at meeting
Legal Quorum
Rev. Horner Prayer
Minutes approved
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Deeds for property on 1st
and Center St. (County)
and Old State Road yard
(City)
Mr. John ebgh asked the'Mayor and Council if
they had any fj,etion to closing the street between
the Jr. High hool and_the old Star Hall, for future
development of the school. Mayor and Council said the
legal aspects of vacating a street would have to be look-
ed into, but were in favor of the proposal.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Council-
man West and carried -to advertise for bids to sell the
old Huber maintainer.
Mayor:Bunee reeieved a quick claim deed from
Melvin Westwood for a right of way on his property,
on Nob Hill for a right of way.
Councilmen Curfman and Councilman McDougald,
City Engineer Keogh, Mayor Bunce and City Recorder
Lee Stocks met with Mr. Staker from the,Sta'te Engineers
Office concerning the water situation in Moab. Mr.
Staker informed the City that the present water system
will have to be proved upon before any other filings can
be made.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Counci-
lman Mullen and carried with Councilman Stocks abstaining
to pay the hints presented with the exceptions of E. J.
Claus, Lloyd (Tam ) Lowry and Canyonlands Sanitation,
until Mr. Hatzenbuehler signs a release that'the bill
is correct.
The Minutes of August 2, 1966 concerning the price
of the Huber maintainer is to be corrected‘tov
$7,007.80.
Councilman West, made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to adjourn at 11:90 P. M.
G%;)
Mayor:/Winford Bunce
Attes -
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Ci Recorder
SEPTEMBER'20, 1966_
The regular --iting of the Mnab City Council was held on
the above date in the Council chambers. Present were
Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen J. W. Westy,,WmiD. Mc-
Dougald, Tom Stocks, John,Mullen and R:,L.,Ourfman,
City Recorder Leland L. Stocks.
There being a Legal quorumpresent,JMayor,Bunce
invited 'Reverend Myrle Horner of the Community Baptist
Church to open the meeting with prayer.
Minutes of the Sept. 6, 1966 meeting merelread
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to accept the minutes..after nec-
essary corrections are made.
Mayor Bunce informed the Council that there had
never been a deed issued to the county for the prop-
erty on 1st East and center st. and,the City did not
receive a deed from the County for the Old State Road
yard but they are now ready to be recorded. Council-
man Mullen wants to review the agreement between the
City and County at the next meeting.
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Mayor Bunce had_talked'to-JackiPayne.aboutt_theiold accounts {
he owe's the City. Mr. Payne gave the -City a check for $397.39�
the balance of $1,000.00 is to be paid at $200.00 per year plus
6% interest until paid with the first payment due Sept. 15, 196'7
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to accept the promissary note upon payment of 6%
interest on the total bill from date of previous billing to
time of the agreement.
Mr. Wally Sherman told the Mayor and Council•he felt the
City made a mistake in letting the horse corral's be built in 1
Mtn. View Subdivision, a lot of time and money has been invested
in this and requests the City allow him time to move the
corral. Councilman McDougald made motion•seconded by Coun-
cilman Mullen and carried to give the owner's until Nov.
30, 1966 to move the corrals.
Bid's were opened on the pickup for the Water -sewer Dept.
Bid;s are.as follows:
Gaither Chevrolet
onGaither Chevrolet
et
U
V
V
Bunnell Dodge
P and K Ford Sales
1966-1/2 ton pickup
less trade in
less Fed. excise tax
Total Price
1967-1/2 ton pickup
less trade in
less Fed, excise tax
.Total price
1967 Dodge pickup
less trade in
$2,665.00
950.00
174.25
$1,540.75
$2,695.00
750.00
175.00
$1770.00
$2,192.00
800.00
Total price $1,392.00
4sp, trans, avaliable for 57.00
Total price
1966 Ford F-100
less trade in
Total price
$1,449.00
$2,235.00
672.00
$1,563.00
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Cur-
fman and carried to accept the bid of Gaither Chevrolet for
$1,540.75. Bunnell Dodge bud was rejected due to service
of the vehicle would have to be done in Price.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Mc- '
Dougald and ,carried to send Leland L. Stocks to the Americ-
an Water Works Association school at'Sun Valley,, Idaho.,
The citylto payi$.10 per mile plus expenses.
Councilman Curfman and Lee Stocks met with Mr. Paul Godd-
ard and Cliff Selby of the Sperling Meter Co, concerning
the meter's for the water system.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to have the City Attorney '-aw up an
agreement for Mrs. Flora Evans, for the property on the West
end of Walnut lane in exchange for the,$2,000.00 she owes 1
the City. Engineer Keogh is to make a survey of the property.'
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Curf-
man and carried to pay the bill's as corrected.
Councilman Stocks made motinn seconded by Councilman Mc.
Dougald and carried to adjourn at 11:00 P.M.
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Winforyl/Bunce -Mayor
OCTOBER '3, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor
Jack Payne del, acct.
Horse corrals to be
moved by Nov. 30, 66
Bid's on new
pickup for the
water - sewer Dept.
Motion to accept bid
of Gaither Chev.
L. Stocks to go to
Sun Valley, Ida.
Water works school
Curfman, Stocks
meeting with Goddard
& Selby - water meters
agreement to be made
for Flora Evans
pay the bills
Adjourn 11:00 P.M.
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Present at meeting
Legal quorum present
Minutes approved
Jack Payne account.
water approperation
for Lance well
Public Protest of
Calif. Zepher in
Salt Lake City Mayor
Bunce to go.
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Curb and gutter on 1st
West. Approved for
final payment.
Drainage on Tusher St.
Water sewer lines to
Len Stocks Property.
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Gilsa-Bind used on St.,
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City to initiate action
for closing 2nd east st.
betwen Center & 1st N
for school improvement%
Licensing fee's for
contractors.
Water - sewer ordinane
fee to be ammended
Winford Dunce, Councilmen John Mullen, Tom Stocks, R. L. Cur-
fman, J. W. West and Wm.D. McDougald with City Attorney R. H.
Ruggeri arriving late.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Dunce declared the
meeting open for business.
Minutes of the Sept. 20, 1966 meeting were read and
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried to accept the minutes after necessary correc-
tions are made.
Mayor Dunce said he had talked to Mr. Jack Payne conc-
erning his account with the City. Mr. Payne £eel's there
is an.unjustcharge on a sewer connection and would like to
check his records and than meet with the Mayor and Council.
Mayor Bunce received a certificate of approperation
# 27898 for the Lance well from the State Engineers Office
and was recorded in the County Recorders Office.
Mayor Bunce had received a phone call from Mr. Brent
Cameron, with the State Industrials Promotion Commission
in Salt Lake City requesting Mayor Bunce or some authorized
person to appear for a hearing in Salt sLake Oct. 21, 1966
to protest the discontinuation of the Calif. Zepher. Counc-
ilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald
to send Mayor Bunce to Salt Lake City to protest the disc-
ontinuation of the Calif. zephe--. Councilman Stocks made
motion seconded by Councilman Mullen and carried to table
this until more information ean be gathered and then dis-
cuss this at the next regular meeting.
The Curb and gutter on 1st West was discussed and
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to have City Engineer Keogh check
the bill for final payment with reservations that the
contractors help clear up the drainage problems.
The drainage problem on Tusher st. was discussed,
Councilmen Curfman, McDougald and Engineer Keogh will
check on this and try to come up with some solution by
next council meeting
Councilman McDougald has checked with the residents
on the Len Stocks block and the water and sewer lines are
definately not adequate to serve the people and recommends
Engineer Keogh draw up plans for installing the new lines.
He stated there would be a utility easement but not road
easements.
Street Foreman Jack Lawley said the Gilsa-Bind used
on the streets was a sealer with water reaction base and
was working very satisfactorily.
John Keogh representing the School Board recommend
the City initiate such action as necessary to close the
street between the Jr. High School and the old D.U.P.
hall. Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried that the City propose closing the 2nd
East st. between Center and 1st North as far as the School
property goes on the east side.
Mayor Bunee said the contractors are apposed to paying
the City License, fee and would like to meet with the City
Council. The Council feel's the licensing proceddre
should be revised and until this is done a meeting with the
contractors;, at this time is not advisable.
Mayor Dunce met with Mr. Arnie Ferro to discuss the
water and sewer ordinance pertaining to charges. Mr.
Ferro suggest's the City amend the ordinance_to make‘de-
finate definations of what it is to cover. Councilman
Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman West and carried
to draw up an ordinance to ammend and cleari£y the water
and sewer ordinanee.
Deed for City Park.
Park.
Mayor Bunce received a deed from the County for the City
Councilman Curfman request the weed's on 3rd South he
cleaned out.
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weed's on 3rd south
to be cleaned.
Mayor Bunce said Mr. Hoffman recommends no fertalizer
be,put on Mu11en,Park at this timelmt Crab grass killer
should be put on. Also Mr. Marsing is still watering and
caring for the park and his Sept. bill should be abated and
he is.not to be ,billed until such time as the council
indicates
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by councilman
McDougald and carried to sign the agreement between the
County and City for the old city hall property., Councilman
Stocks voted no, due to the fact there was.no document to
show the agreement was made and approved on Dec. 6, 1962.
Councilman Mullen suggest's that once a month the Dept.
heads meet with the Council to become better informed on
happenings in the City.
Councilman Stocks also suggest's an agenda be prepared
and mailed before each Council meeting
Mayor Dunce told the Council it was agreed that in six
months after he took office they would review and consider
raising his wages to $600.00 per month and he would like
to know their decision. Councilman Stocks made motion seco-
nded by Councilman Mullen and carried that this be continued
until the next meeting and this would be the first business
on the agenda.
The Master Planning was discussed and until all the inf-
ormation is in and reviewed Mayor and Council agreed that no
decision could be made as to go ahead or discontinue the,
project.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to pay the bill's with exceptions of
Canyonland Sanitation, until the statement change by Attorney
Ruggeri is corrected.,
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to adjourn at 11:10 P.M.
Attest:,
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D_t 6U .aril s
Winfod Bunce- Mayor
OCTOBER 18, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above date in the Council chambers. Present were
Mayor Winfvrd Dunce, Councilmen,John Mullen, Tom Stooks,
R. L. Curfman, J. W. West and Wm.D., McDougald.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce declared'
the meetingiopen for business
Minutes of the Oct. 3, 1966 meetingleere reado Councilman
Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks and carried
to accept the minutes after necessary corrections are made.
the
and
2nd
has
Mr. Robert Sundwall and Mr. Ralph Griffin representing
Grand County school district presented the petition
plans for,the purpose of initiating procedure for closing
East street for improving the Jr. High School. Council
advertised for Public hearing on the closing of the st.
Mullen park-fertal-
ized, water billfor
Marsing abated until
further notice.
agreement signed
for old City Hall
property
Dept, heads to
meet with Council
agenda for each
Councilman
Raise for Mayor
Master Planning
discussed.
Bill's approved
for payment
Adjourn
Present
Legal quorum
Mlautes approved
School Dist. repres-
entitives meet with
council to discuss
closing St.
Mayor Bunce invited Police Chief Aikins, Disposal Plant
Supt. Del Taylor and Building Inspector Jean Jacques,to meet
with the council and discuss their various problems and
Dept. heads Aikins,
Taylor and Jacques
meet with council
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Police Dept. Report
Report from Mr. Taylor
on Disposal Plant &
dogs.
Mr. Jacques dept: fine
expects to get weed's i
cleaned soon.
Mayor to contact Mr.
Adair - repair traffic
light.
Councilman Mullen
C.Defense Certificate
Budget reports
reviewed.
moving Judges chambers
downstairs.
Councilman Stocks to
meet with Recorder L.
Stocks- Purchasing
system.
Wage increase for
Mayor Bunce
Mayor- not enough info
to go to Salt Lake for
Protest on Calif.Zepher.
Drainage on Tusher St.
Street Light for
A. A. Bldg.
sketches of water
sewer line at Len
happenings in their departments. Mr. Aikins £eel's his dept.
is running smoothly and the patrolmen are doing a very good job.
School's are being looked into but £eel's the F.B.I. Schools
around the area and which some will be held in Moab and 'are free
are as good a school as you could get in Camp Williams. Chief
Aikins recommends the Council consider a raise in pay for the
officers to,at least $450.00 also some consideration be given to
the officers for the holidays other City employees have off.
Mr. Taylor stated his biggest problem at this time was the
stench at the disposal plant, but since the river is low and
has changed it's course thenswas nothing that could be done at
this time. He.reported the dog situation was better however
there is an,over abundance of dogs.
Mr. Jacques stated everything in his dept, is fine,
except the County has been using the prisoners for roadwork
and he hasn't been able to use them to finish cleaning the
weed's from the streets, but expects to get it done soon.
Council instructed Mayor Bunce to contact Mr. Q. Adair
in Price to have the control changed in the traffic light at
Main and 1st South.
Councilman Mullen received a certificate from the Civil
Defense for completing the Civil Defense school held in Moab.
The Budget reports werereviewed and discussed. Mayor
Bunce, Councilmen Mullen and Stocks are to work out a summary
budget form and present it to Mr. Claus
Councilman Stocks feel's that some dept. could cut down
on expenses such as moving the City Court downstairs and util-
izing the office space available, this alone would be a savings
of $100.00 per month. Councilman Stocks made motion seconded
by Councilman Mullen and carried to move the Judges Chambers
to the City office level or exchange offices with the County
Attorney beginning dNov. 15, 1966.,
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to have Councilman Stocks meet with
City Recorder Lee Stocks and set up a satisfactory purch-
asing system. . ,
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
West and carried to Teise the wage of Mayor Bunce from $500.00
per month to $600.00 per month effective Nov. 1, 1966.
Mayor Bunce said he didn't feel he had enough information
at this time to go to Salt Lake City to protest the discontinu-
ation of the Calif. Zepher. Councilman Mullen made motion secon-
ded by Councilman Curfman and carried to take from the table
the Calif. Zepher motion, but if Mayor Bunce does recieve more
information he is to use his own judgement.
The drainage problem on Tusher St. was discussed and
Councilmen Curfman and McDougald feel the only way to eleminate
the problem is to completely rebuild two (2) full bolcks of
Tusher St.
The request for a street light by the A. A. Building was
discussed and Mayor Bunce is to contact Mr. Rhees of Utah Power
and light Co. and cheekthis out
Engineer Keogh has made sketches of where the water and
sewer lime would be at the Len Stocks property but no cost
Stocks.estimates were made.
Sewer fee ordinance
advised not be changed
Properties discussed
for City road yard
Berry, Victor and
Midland Telephone Co.
Mayor Bunce said City Attorney Ruggeri had made a thorough
investigation of the fee charges for the sewer ordinances and
advised they not be changed.
Mayor Bunce said the City road yard was going to have to
be moved and had contaeted Mrs. Doris Berry about buying or
trading for her property on Mill Creek Dr. Also Glen Victor
has a piece of property he would consider selling and Midland
Telephone Co_ has a piece of property they would consider
selling. Councilman McDougald suggest's a survey of the prop-
erties be made' and a eommittee of Mr. Glen Carlson, Mr. C. S.
Thomson and Mr. Ray Branscom be appointed to appraise the proper-
ties.
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Mayor Bunce said the meeting on the Master Plan would be
on Nov. 3rd instead of October 20th, this would give the Council
and County Commissioners and Planning Commission time to review
the book.
Councilman McDougald said there was an organized football
team playing on the City Park and this was tearing up the grass
and would recommedd these people be asked not to play in one
particular place but to rotate.
Mayor Bunce recommends the City purchase a floor jack for
City shop. Mayor Bunce is to check Robertson Bros. Service
station and Atlas Minerals for used ones.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman West
and carried to pay the bill except the damage claim forms for
Tam Lowry, this is to be re -submitted to the insurance Co. Also
the bill from Econolite Co. for parts for the street light until
it can be determined if the parts were received.
Councilman Mullen suggest we write to Cities who have cable
NTelevision to see how they are licensed
d'
U Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen
U and carried to adjourn at 11:40 P.M.
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Wan ford unce - Mayor
November 1, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above date in the Council Chambers, Present were
Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen J. W. West, R. L. Curfman;
Wm. D. McDougald, Tom Stocks and John Mullen also City Att-
orney R. H. Ruggeri.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce decl-
ared the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the Oet.
ilman Curfman made motion
and carried to accept the
ions are made.
18, 1966 meeting were read, Counc-
seconded by Councilman cocks
minutes after necessary correct -
Bids were opened for the Huber Maintainer, bids are
as follows: S. E. Scharf $ 150.00
Lewis T. McKinney 303.00
Harold Bowen Jr. 108.00
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Council-
man West and carried to accept the bid of Lewis T. McKinney.
Engineer Keogh reported the construction on 4thlEast
street was progressing very well and would soon be completed.
Mayor Bunce said Mr. Rhees of Utah Power and Light Co.
would move the street light from 1st West to the intersec-
tion of 1st West and 1st South and increase the lumen to
20,000 for an additional cost of $2.25 per Mo. Councilman
McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman and
carried to move the light.
Mayor Bunce said approximately 612 ft. d water line
at $2.05 per ft. and 375 ft. of sewer line at gg1 05 per ft.
plus freight and labor would be needed for installing the
water and sewer to Len Stocks property and other properties
Master Plan meeting
changed.
Football on City
Park - ask to rotate
play.
Floor jack for
City Shop
Bill's approved.
Licensing of cable
T.V. in other cities.
Adjourn
Present
legal quorum
Minutes approved
Bids for Huber
Maintainer- McKinney
Work on 4th East
progressing well.
St:light to be moved
water and sewer line
needed for Len Stocks
& other properties
on 2nd N.
9 S-
on 2nd North. Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by
Councilman Mullen and carried to proceed with the work as
soon as the easements are signed and on file.
Bldg. permit for
the Church of Christ
retaining wall abated.
Building permits to
conform with the 1964
Bldg. code book
Del Taylor- legal
holidays worked
compensation for
these.
Police Officers
Holidays worked
find a solution.
Doris Berry property
appraised by committee
Glen Victor -sell
his property - Council
to look over all the
properties
estimate of remode-
ling offices.
meeting with Judge
Crist
Purchase orders
discussed
culvert in on 5th
West
rules and regulations
approved for Police
Officers.
Water filings
Approve to pay John
Keogh for engineering
services for Oct.
Mr. Helm asked the Council to abate the building
permit for the retaining wall at the Church of Christ
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to abate the fee for the building
permit.
Building Inspector Jean Jacques ask the council to
ammend the ordinance to update the fee's for the buildi-
ing permits, to conform with the 1964 code book. Council-
man Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to abate the fee for ,the building permit.
Mr. Del Taylor told the Mayor and Couneil that out of
the nine (9) legal holidays this year he has worked seven
(7) of them and feels some compensation should be made
for the employees who have to work these holidays.
Mayor and Council discussed the Police Officers who
have to work holidays and agreed information from other
cities as to how they deal with similar situations would
be helpful in reaching some solution
Mayor Bunce said the appraisal committee had made a
complete investingation of the Doris Berry property and
.in their opinion they would eleminate the tip of the
property, leaving approximately theee (3) acres valued
at $900.00.
Mayor said Mr. Glen Victor would sell his property
with a shop building and some equipment for $8,000,00
with terms. Councilman Curfman suggests all Councilmen
meet Saturday morning Nov. 5th at 9:00 A. M. and look
over the properties.
Mayor Bunce presented an estimate of what it would
cost to remodel the two offices downstairs for the City
Court. The Mayor and council will meet with Judge Crist
in the Mayor's Office Tuesday Nov. 8, 1966 at 7:00P. M.
Councilman Stocks had talked to purchasing agent
Lee Stocks concerning purchase orders and he will make
further study for a satisfactory method to present at
the next council meeting.
Councilman McDougald request a culvert be put in
on 5th West until the road can be graded and oiled.
Councilman Mullen said the rules and regulations
given to the City Police Officers stated they had been
approved by the Council in 1966 and feel's they should be
reviewed and approved since they actually had not been
approved.
Councilman Curfman said he had written to .the State
Engineer about the water filings but has not received an
answer.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Coundilman
MCDougald to pay John Keogh for engineering services for
October
Mayor Bunce presented the City Council with the Ken
R. White letter dated Oct. 25, 1966, addressed to Mr.
Darrell L. French, Assistant Planning Coordinator for
Local Planning, Office of the Governor, Salt Lake City,
Utah which sets forth the following billing: '
A. Base maps of primary and secondary area,
drafting, and reduction to,report size: $
B. Land use survey and analysis
C. Population study research and analysis
D. Economic base study research and analysis
E. Major thoroughfare plan
1,632.00
1,594.00
1,686.00
1,383.00
1,465.00
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F. Tentative zoning ordinance
G. Reproduction
Total for contract
Less previous billing
Less 10% retainage
Amount due this invoice
$ 2,513.00
875.00
$11,148.00
1,632.00
$ 9,516.00
951.60
$ 8,564.40
After discussing the matter and reviewing the files
it became apparent that no tentative zoning ordinance or
materials felatingdthereto Cdtperfiiligabame is contained
in the materials furnished to the City of Moab and it
further appearing that the time for presenting same under
the extension of the City's agreement with the Ken R. White
Company has expired.
It was moved by Councilman Mullen that the City cert-
ify that the work performed under their agreement has been
performed in accordance with the agreement insofar as items
A. B. C. D. E. and G. are concerned and should be paid
but that item F. relating to "Tentative Zoning Ordinance"
has not been performed in accordance with the agreement, or
at all, and for that reason the City should decline to cer-
tify its performance and should request a refund from the
State of its portion of the $2,513.00 relating to zoning
M already remitted to the State.
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Said motion was duly seconded by Councilman Stocks
V and unanimously carried.
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Councilman West made motin seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to adjourn at 11:20 P.M.
ATTEST:
Winfor e- Mayor
NOVEMBER 15, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab city Council was held on
the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor
Winford Bunce, Councilmen J. W. West, R. L. Curfman, Wm. D
McDougald, Tom Stocks and John Mullen also City Attorney
R. H. Ruggeri and]City Recorder L. L. Stocks
There being a legal quorum present, Mayrw, phmee invited
Bishop David Bailey of the L. D. S. Church to open the
meeting with prayer
Minutes of the Nov. 1, 1966 meeting were read and Coun-
cilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to approve the minutes.
The Public Hearing for the purpose of closing second
East street between Center and First North St. was discussed
School Supt. C. R. Sundwall presented the plans for
the expansion of the Jr. High School and the necessity of
closing the street.
Mr. David Bailey asked about a walk from the seminary
to the school and wondered if it would create some problem
for people trying to find addresses.
Ralph Dunn said he felt closing the street would depr-
eciate the value of his property.
billing from The
Ken R. White Co.
Motion of C. Mullen
to decline the per-
formance request re-
fund from State
Adjourn
regular meeting
present
Bishop David Bailey
L. D. S. Church
prayer
Minutes read and appr-
oved
Public Hearing closing
2nd E. St.
C. R. Sundwall present
plans for Jr. High
school.
Bailey expressed conc-
ern over closing st.
Ralph Dunn - closing st.
depreciate property.
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Motion C. Mullen 2nd
C. West to close St.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman West
and carried to close the street
Floor jack for
City shop
Bldg. Ord. ready for
publication.
Bennie Schmidt contac-
ted, concerning paying
policemen for holidays
Overall Raise for
Police Dept.
Police patrolemen
raised to $450.00 per
Mo. no holidays off.
City to buy property
of Midland Telephone!
Co. and Mrs. Doris
Berry for City shop.
City to accept offer
of County for City
Court to remain - rent
free for five months.
Court Clerk to be uti=
lized in Adm. office
Meeting with Co. Comm.
City and Co. Planning
commissions and City
Council- concerning
Master plan.
meeting with B.L.M.
Land use plan.
Insp. Jacques to go
to St. George to
school.
Xmas party discussed
City employee's to
attend Civil defense
meet4^3s.
McDougald K. E. rep-
resenting Golf Club
information to well
being drilled.
Meeting with contras-
tors to discuss licen-
sing fee's
Pay bill's presented
Adjourn
Councilman McDougald requested the City get bids for a floor
jack fox the City shop.
Mayor Bunce said the building ordinance change has been
prepared and is ready for publication.
Mayor Bunce said he contacted Mr. Bennie Schmidt concerning
the paying of Policemen for holidays they wrok, Mr. Schmidt
said there had not been any precedent set by the Municipal
League and this would have to be decided by the City.
Councilman West said Chief Aikins would like an overall
raise for the Police Dept.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
West and carried to raise the wage of the Patrolemen
(Swenson, Callor and Pruitt) to $450.00 per month with no
time off for holidays, effective Nov. 1, 1966.
Mayor Bunce told the Council that Midland Telelhone Co.
would sell 1.2 acres of ground for a City shop for $300.00
Mrs. Doris Berry has an adjoining .7 acres the City would like
to buy. CounDilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to contact Mrs. Berry and offer her
$200.00 for the .7 acres of ground and if she accepts the offer
then buy her ground and Midland Telelphone Co. property
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to accept the offer from the County to
let the City Court remain,in it's present location for the
next five (5) months rent free.
Councilman McDougald requests the City utilize the court
clerk in the administration office if needed.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
West and carried to have a meeting with the County Commiss-
ioners, City and County Planning Commissions and the City
Council, Nov. 22, 1966, to make a decision to consider the
second phase of the Master Plan.
The B. L. M. would like to meet with the Council on Mon-
day Dec. 5th to explain the new land use plan/
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
West and carried to send Building Inspector Jean Jacguesto
school in St. George, Utah on Nov. 16 and 18.
The Christmas party will be held on Dec. 16, 1966, the
City will pay for employees, Mayor and Council to pay for
their own tickets.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to have two employees, one from the St.
Dept, and one from the W/S Dept. to attend a Civil Defense
meeting. The City to pay the employee one (1) day's wages
and the employee to donate 1/2 day's,work.
Ken McDougald representing the Golf Club'met with the
Council, he wanted to know where the City would drill the well
in reference to * 6 fareway. The City is not far enough
along with the plans tosay where the well will be drilled
Mayor Bunce would like the Council to meet with the
Contractors the,first,meeting in Dec. to discuss the licensing
fee for Contractors
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by councilman
Curfman and carried to pay the bill's presented, except the
annual dues for the State Shade Tree Commission
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
West and carried to adjourn at 11:45 P. M.
Attest;
14 urd Bunce - May
November 22, 1966
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A special meeting of the Moab City Council, Grand
County Commissioners, City and County Planning Commissions
was held on the above date in the City Council Chambers
Present were City Councilmen J. W. Wast, Tom Stocks
Wm. D. McDougald, John Mullen and R. L. Curfman, Mayor
Winford Bunce and City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri, County
Commissioners R. J. Miller Sr. and Mars Pope, City planning
Commission Sam Taylor, Ellis Cook, David Allen, R. G.
Nelson, County Planning Commission Dallas Tanner, Charles
Breehtel, Howard Lance and N. S. Christensen.
Special Meeting
Members present
The purpose of the meeting was to reach some decision Master Plan
concerning the Master Plan for Moab City and Grand County.
City Councilman Mullens made motion seconded by Coun- Terminate contract with '
oilman McDougaldand carried to terminate the contract with Ken R. White Co.
the Ken R. White Co.
County Commissioner R. J. Miller made motion seconded
by Commissioner Pope and carried to terminate the contract
with the Ken R. White Co.
N County Commissioner R. J. Miller Sr. made motion Mayor Bunce to contact
seconded by City Councilman West and carried to have Mayor other planners in Utah
c) Bunee contact Mr. Clay Allred, I. Dale Despain,lOwen Burn- for second phase of the
U ham and other planners in Utah for proposals for thn second Master plan.
✓ phase of the Master Plan.
County Commissioner Mars Pope made motion seconded by Adjourn
City Councilman West to adjourn at 0 P. M.
Mayor of oab
Winford :unce
Decembbr 6, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were
Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen R. L. Curfman, John Mullen,
J. W. West, Tom Stocks, Wm. D. McDougald and City Attorney
R. H. Ruggeri.
members present
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declare' Meeting open for bus.
the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the Nov. 15, 1966 meeting and the Special
meeting of Nov. 22, 1966 were read, Councilman Stocks made Minutes of Nov. 15 and
motion seconded by Councilman Curfman and carried to accept 22 accepted.
both the Nov. 15 and 22 minutes after necessary corrections
are made
Mr. S. E. Scharf, Buel Turner, John Brown, John Causer Licensing of Contractors
Marlowe Smith, Lloyd (Tam) Lowry and Marvin Clever repres- discussed.
enting the eontractors met with the Council to discuss,
the licensing of the contractors.
The contractors feel they aren't getting the protect¢ -
on they deserve from outside contractors, they feel if ther
was more co-operation between the police, the building
contractors and the building Inspector there would be
more control over the contractors coming in and not buying
a license. They feel the licensing fee's aren't fair
because a General contractor who has three specialties pay'
the same fee as a contractor who has only one specialty.
Co-operation between
contractors, Police and
Bldg. Inspector. Fairnes:
of Licensing procedure.
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License fee's to remain
the same for remainder
of this year.
Mayor Bunce said the licensing procedure was under
study and suggest's the licensing be as is for the balance
of this year and work out a suitable licensing fee for
next year
Ordinance 1-66 ready for
adoption
opposition to adoption
of Ord. 1-66 Bldg. perm-
it fee's.
Mr. Ed Claus discussed
the Audit
Ord. 2-66 Vacating St.
approved.
Advertise for sale
City property on 4th E
Chief Aikins wage to be
$525.00 per mo. retro-
active to Nov. 1, 1966
Stop sign on 1st W and
Center St.
Mayor to go to S. L. C.
Road school
Mr. Al Anderson to meet
in Jan. concerning the
disposal plant
Motion to pay bill's
exceptions
Adjourn
Members present
Mayor Bunce said Ordinance 1-66 to change building
permit fee's to correspond with the National Building
Code was ready to be adopted.
Mr. S. E. Scharf said he was opposed to the ordinance,
He feel's the contractors are paying enough already for
building permit's, after discussing the adoption of the
1964 code book Councilman Mullen made motion seconded
by Councilman Curfman and carried to table the matter
until next meeting
Mr. Ed Claus met with the Council to discuss the
Audit. Mr. Claus advised a list of all fixed assets be
made. Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by
Councilman Stocks and carried that the acebunte?receivable
for;.curb on Nichols Lane and 4th East which we are unable
to collect in the amount of $3,206.00 for work performed
and paid for by the City be taken from the assets.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by 'Councilman
Stocks and carried to approve ordinance 2-66 vacating
2nd East St.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to advertise for sale, as required,
the City property on 4th East with a minimum bid of
$2,000.00 cash without the building.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Council-
man West and carried to increase Police Chief Aikins wage
to $525.00 per month retroactive to Nov. 1, 1966
Councilman McDougald suggest's a stop sign be put up
instead of a yield sign on 1st West and Center St.
Mayor Bunce said he would be going to Salt Lake on
Dec. 13, 1966 to a City - County read meeting
Mayor Bunce said he had contacted Mr. Al Anderson
concerning the disposal plant and Mr'. Anderson will
meet with the Council sometime in January to review
the plans for the disposal plant.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to pay the bill's presented with the
exceptions of the Three States Supply until the other
two bid's for the floor jack are attached to the purchase
order, Towne House Cleaners, Vogue Cleaners and Moose
Lodge are not to be paid until a purchase order is written
for each. Intermountain Specialties Inc. is to have an
invoice before it is pa_'
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Couneilman
Stocks and carried to adjouryi�, 11:40 P. M.
Attest:
WinforBunce - Mayor of Moab
December 20, 1966
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was
held on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present
were Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen John Mullen, Tom
Stocks, Wm. D.,,McDougald, R. L. Curfman, J. W. West and
City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri.
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Minutes of the Dec. 6, 1966 meeting were read, Councilman
Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried
to accept the minutes after necessary corrections are made.
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minutes of Dec.6,
1966 approved
Mayor Bunce reported on the meeting held in Salt Lake
City on Dec. 13, pertaining to City and County Roads.
had
see
and
Mayor Bunce said the yield sign on 1st South and Center
not been changed and suggests the police dept. watch to
which street West Center or 1st South carries the most traffic
recommend which should have the stop sign.
Bids for a new vacuum were opened. Parkland Furniture for
a Eureka $105.00, Mesa Sanitary Supply for a large commercial
type $379.00, and for a smaller type $225.00, Markle Distributing
for a Certified $380.00 and Peterson Dist. Co. $370.00. Council-
man Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman West and carried
with Councilman McDougald abstaining from voting, to purchase
the Certified Maehine on recommendation of the Janitor and that
they are local distributors, and on condition the County pay's
for half the cost.
Street Foreman Jack Lawley was invited to meet with the
on Council to diseuss the -street dept. He reported they were fix-
N ing up the steeets but was too cold to do much now. They have
d-installed a sprinkling system at the City Park and were starting
C.%to tag a out trees.
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Councilman Mullen recommends action-116,takehstoncleadiupsthe
lots owned by Mr. Walter Shutt on Center St.
Councilman McDougald recommend's the tree's in Steen Subd-
ivision be topped and sprayed. Mr. Ed Hayes and Mr. Bill Jones
will top the trees for $2.00 each. The, job is to be split evenly
between Mr. Hayes and Mr. Jones and completed by the 15th of
March 1967.
Mayor Bunce said the Ben Smith residence had approximately
$300.00 damage caused by the flood and if the insurance Co, did
not pay, Mrs. Smith would sue the City for the damages.
A meeting has been set for January 10, 1967 to meet with
Mr. Al Anderson df Nielson and Maxwell Co. to discuss the dispos-
al plant
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Mull-
en and carried to dispense with the Jan. 3rd meeting and meet
January 10, 1967.
Mayor Bunce said the notice of sale of City property has
been published and will be sold Jan. 9, 1967.
A meeting with the planning consultants regarding the Master,
Plan has been set for Jan. 24, 1967
Mayor Bunce said he had turned Mrs. Lula DeLong' aecount
for non-payment of Business License over to Attorney Ruggeri
for action.
Engineer Keogh presented a drawing of the curb and gutter
on 4th East street. Councilman Stocks and Mullen are opposed to
the offset's on 4th East for curb and gutter until the plan shows
'no problems with the property owners on the other streets, aslo
no varience form plans be made, and in the future regular proce-
dure be followed before any changes are made.
Councilman Mullen recomends since the curb and gutter is in
Engineer Keogh draw up plans for curb and gutter lines from 4th
E. to 1st, 2nd and 3rd South to make it uniform.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried to relocat a line of curb and gutter from 1st north
to 3rd South on East and west side of the street.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Cur-
fman and carried to untable the motion pertaining to Ord. 1-66
to change the building permit fees.
Road meeting in
S.L.C.
Stop or yield sign
on 1st South and
West Center.
Bid's opened
new Vacuum -
distributors
the bid.
for
Markle
rec.
Stagy Foreman Lawley
discuss the st, dept,
action taken to
clean lot - Shutt
tree's in Steen Subd
to be topped &sprayed
by Mr. Hayes and
mr. Jones.
damage done to
Ben Smith property
by flood.
meeting set with
Mr, Al Anderson on
disposal plant
Jan. 3rd meeting
cancelled, will meet
Jan. 10, 1967
Sale of City
property
Meeting with plan-
ning consultant.
Bus. Lie. account
of Lula DeLong turned
over to Attorney
plans for curb and
gutter presented on
4th E. C. Stocks and
Mullen opposed to
offset's and varience
of plans.
Plans be made for
curb and gutter on
1st, 2nd and 3rd S.
relocate line of
curb & gutter on
1st N.to3rdS. on W.
& E. side of st.
Untable ord. 1-66
to change Bldg. permi
t fees.
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Ord. 1-66 passed to
not increase permit
fee's
Copies of Spec. Imp.
43 plat be made, als
map of sewer lines.
Bill's presented
for payment.
5000 ton of gravel
to be bid.
Adjourn
Present
Legal quorum i
Open for business.`
Minutes of Jan. 10,
approved.
Planning consultants
unable to attend
another date set.
N. S. Christensen
objects to waiting
form consultants,
Local plannersto do
the work.
M.Bunce explains a
meeting with the
planners necessary.
Ins. Co, denied
claim of Mrs. Ben
Smith- flood damage.
City Attorney to
contact Ins. Co.
concerning flood
damage and forms
of Mr. Lowry.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried that Ordinance 1-66 be changed to not increase the
building permit fees.
Engineer Keogh ask to have copies made of Special Improvement
4 3 plat. Engineer Keogh also is attempting to draw a, map of
the sewer lines for the City.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to pay the bill's presented with the
exceptions of Grand County , until a purchase order for the
wire is made, Moab Lumber Co. until O.K'd by Lee Stooks,
Waterworks Equipment Co. until an invoice is attached and
Mayor Bunce until an expense account is made and bill is
corrected from $25.00 to $50.00.
Mayor Bunce said approximately 5000 ton of 3/4" gravel
wil be needed and is to make necessary arrangements for bid
prices.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to adjourn at 10. 5 P. M.
Attest:
Winfor;' Bunce - Mayor
January 24, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
the above date in the City Council chambers. Present were
Mayor Winford Bunee, Couneilmen Wm. D. McDougald, John Mullen,
Jack West, Tom Stocks, R. L. Curfman and City Attorney R. H.
Ruggeri.
There being alegal quorum present, Mayor Bunce declared
the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the Jan. 10, 1967 meeting were read, Councilman
Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman and carried
to accept the minutes after necessary corrections are made.
Mayor Bunce said Planning consultants, I. Dale Despain,
and Owen Burnham were both involved in a court case and were
unable to meet with the council, L-t would like to'set another
meeting date. No word was received from Mr. Clay Allred.
had
the
Mr. N. S. Christensen said he felt the County and'the City
spent enough time waiting for the consultants and he feel's
work should be done by Local Planners.
Mayor Bunce explained the professional planners were needed
to put everything together to avoid mistakes which are not
easily corrected and a meeting with the Planners was necess-
ary.
Mrs. Ben Smith met with the Council to see if the insurance
Co, was going to pay the claim for the damage done by,the flood
water. Mr: Allen said the insurance Co. had denied the claim.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to have City Attorney Ruggeri seek an
opinion without recourse on the situation and get an answer
for Mrs. Smith as soon as possible.. Attorney Ruggeri is to
also contact the insurance Co. concerning the forms of Mr.
Lloyd Lowry which wer broken by the City during construction
of the curb and gutter by the City Park
Mr. Al Anderson of Nielson and Maxwell Co, met with the
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Council to discuss the disposal plant. Mr. Anderson presented
the plans and estimated cost to the council which is as follows:
1. Construction
A. Const. $180,000.00
B. Infilco 30,060.00
2.
3.
4.
5. Contingency
6. Site
Total
Less 4
210,060.00
Technical services 17,000.00
Legal & Fiscal fees 2,500.00
Administrative 5,000.00
17,500.00
1,800.00
$253,860.00
30,060.00
1,800.00
8,000.00
66,600.00
$147,400.00
Equipment to handle
one ton chlorine cyl. 10,000.00
Infilco material
Site
Paid on Technical Ser
Fed. participation
$157,400.00
Less 125,800.00 Bond and Interest
Total $ 31,600.00
Tentative scheduale for proposed project:
Completion of plans and spec.
Present plans and spec, to City Council
Review plans and spec. with water pollution
DontBol Board Engineers
Advertise for Bids
Open for Bids
Award Contracts
Start Construction
Jan. 23
Jan. 24
Jan. 25
Feb. 9
Mar. 7
Mar. 21
Apr. 3
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullens and carried, that the firm of Nielson and Maxwell be
authorized to proceed according to the plans and schedule as
close as possible, and bids be received as soon as possible
for construction of the disposal plant.
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen
and carried to appoint Mr. Ray Tibbitts to the Board of adjust-
ments, his term to expire in 1972, Mr. Don Knowles to be appo-
inted to the Shade Tree Commission, his term to expire 1972.
Mayor Bunce told the Council there was a meeting in
Vernal on Friday Jan. 27, 1967 concerning the road over the
Bookcliffs and would like as many as possible to attend.
Mayor Dunce informed the Council that all agreements
had been signed for the Curb and gutter on 4th East St. except
Arnold Grundvig and as soon as this was signed the balance
of $970.00 due the contractors could be paid.
Mayor Bunee said he received the deed for the property
from Midland Telephone Co.lp but as yet has „o- "eceived the rued
from Mrs. Doris Berry.
A sketch of the road yard area was presented and Council
asked Mayor Dunce to get estimate prices on cement block and
metal buildings for the shop.
Councilman Curfman said the sewer line by Lewley and
Norelanden properties was going to be relaid as soon as possible
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
McDougall and carried to retain Mr. Al Anderson of Nielson and
Maxwell to investigate and give professional advice on metering
the Cityls water supply, source of supply and other problems
concerning the system.
Councilman Curfman also proposed cleaning the present
Golf Course well and drilling another well to bring water into
the system.
Councilman West reported,on the meeting of the Recreation
Board and recommends the City run the swim pool, that it be
seperate from the Recreation Board including instruction program
Mr. Al Anderson
presented estimate_
of cost to construct
disposal plant to
Council
Tentative scheduale
for proposed
project.
Nielson and Maxwell
authorized to proceed'
with plans and spec.
for constructio of
disposal plant.
R. Tibbitts appointel
to Board of Adj.
D. Knowles appointed;
Shade Tree Comm.
Meeting in Vernal
Bookcliff Road.
Agreement signed
for curb and gutter
on 4th E. except
, A. Gruridvig.
Deed rec. from
Midland Tel. but not
from Doris Berry.
Mayor to get est.
i cost for bldg. on
City shop.
sewer line to be re -
.'laid at Lawley & Norl
1 ander Properties.
I Mr. Al Anderson of
Nielson and Maxwell
hired to investigate
City water system.
Clean present well
j at Golf Course and
,drill another well.
Rec. Board meeting
City to run pool
seperate from Rec.
Board
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the City will collect instruction fee's and charge the Recreation
Board for the difference in the cost of operating the swim classes
Motion to pay bills
Adjourn
Present
Bishop C. A. Raymond
L.D.S. Church open
meeting with prayer
minutes of Dec. 20
approved
Mrs. DeLong protest's
Business License fee
for Realestate
Mrs. DeLong to pay
Bus. Lie. fee as bill-
ed. Licensing is bein•
investigated.
Beer license granted
for Mr. Karl Tangren.
No City Official
to sign any license
or application unle,
ss required.
Ord. 1-66 adopted
Bldg. Code fee sche-
dule.
Al Anderson to meet
Jan. 24th.
S. E. Scharf awarde
bid for sale of City
property for $2,000.
D. Berry $200. and
Mid. Tel. Co. $300.
for property for road
yard.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried, the City take over complete_ control and
operation of the swim pool as recommended by Councilman West
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Cur-
fman and carried to pay the bill's as presented when all invoic-
es are checked and signed by Leland Stocks, City Recorder.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Curf-
man and carried to adjourn at 10:50 P. M.
Winfd Bunce - Mayor
Attest:
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Uahuanyy 10, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
the above date in the Council chambers. Present were Mayor
Winford Bunce, Councilmen R. L. Curfman, Wm. D. McDougald, John
Mullen, Tom Stocks and John West City Recorder Lee Stocks and
City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri arriving late.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce invited
Bishop C. A. Raymond of the L. D. S. Church to open the meeting
with prayer.
Minutes of the Dec. 20, 1966 meeting were read({ Counc-
ilman West made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman and
carried to approve the minutes after necessary corrections
are made
Mrs. Lula DeLong met with the council to protest the fee's
charged for Realestate Business License. Mrs. DeLong feel's
it is an unfair and discriminatory license and should be changed.
Mrs. DeLong was informed the licensing procedure was
being investigated and council was hoping to have an adequate
licensing schedule for the coming year but her delinquent
fee's would have to be paid as billed.
Mayor Bunce presented an application for type'2 beer
license for Mr. Karl Tangreen. Councilman Mullen made motion
seconded by Councilman Curfman and carried to grant the beer
license to Mr. TangreeL.
Councilman Curfman said he objected to any City official
signing any applications or license's unless his 'signature
was required, Councilman McDougald is in agreement with Coun-
cilman Curfman.
Mayor Bunce said Ordinance le66"Building'code•fee'schedule
had been advertised, Councilman McDougald made motion seconded
by Councilman Stocks and carried to approve adoption of Ord-
inance 1-66. •
Mayor Bunce said,Mr. ftl Anderson was unable to meet with
the Council on Jan. 10 but•would be here on Jan. 24, 1967.
Mayor Bunce said the City property in Bowen Plat ;Lot
23 which was advertised for sale, received only one bid. Mr.
S. E. Scharf bid $2,000.00. Councilman McDougald made motion
seconded by Councilman Curfman and carried to accept the bid
of $2,000.00 by Mr. Scharf.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to send Mrs. Doris Berry $200.00 and Midl-
and telephone Co. $300.00 for property to build a city road yard.
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Mayor Bunce presented a bill from Mrs. Ben Smith for $570.00
for damages caused by the flood. Mr. Allen suggest's the Mayor
send a copy of the bill and a letter of explanation to the ins-
urance Co.
A letter was received from Mrs. Muriel Winbourn saying her
apartment was not rented and would be some time before it was
completed and doesn't feel she should pay the sewer charge,
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald
and carried to abate the sewer charge.
City Recorder Lee Stocks told the Council the case backhoe
was in need of repair which would cost approximately $500.00
plus the cost of taking it to Salt Lake City, Mr. Stocks feels
it would be best to buy a new one which would cost approximately
$7,500.00. Council feel's that the backhoe can be repaired
here and that Gordon Ousley or Bill Osborne shoud be contacted
o see if either could repair it.
The delinquent water bill's were discussed and Councilman
Mullen recommends action be taken on those who are 2 or 3 months
delinquent.
The sewer line by the Jack Lawley and Norlander properties
M was discussed, Mr. Leland Stocks feel's the sewer pipe is old
Nand should be relaid.
The water line in Grand Vu Subdivision was discussed, Coun-
t/ cilman Mullen suggest's if the water is frozen at the master
meter that it be turned off until it is thawed out.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
to pay the bill's presented with the exceptions of Grand County
until a listing is presented, Dinosaur tire Service for a credit
invoice and Intermountain Specialties Co, until a copy of the
merchandise returned is attached to the statement.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded b y Councilman West
to adjourn at 9:32 P. M.
Attest:
February 7, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor
Winford Bunee, Councilmen Wm. D. McDougald, John Mullen, J. W. q
West, with Couneilman Tom Stocks arriving late.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunee declared the
'meeting open ;for business.
Minutes of the January 24, 1967 meeting were read, Council-
man Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman West and carried ,
to approve the minutes after neeessary correetions are made.
Bid's for gravel were opened, Mr. Clarence Engstrom was the
only bidder who bid 5000 ton of 3/4" gravel at $ .97 a ton or
$4,850.00. Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Council-
man Mullen and carried to accept the bid of Mr. Engstrom after
the City Engineer check's and finds everything in order.
bill presented from
Mrs. Ben Smith for
flood damages.
Sewer charge abated
for Mrs. Muriel
Winbourn.
Backhoe in need of
repair.
delinquent water
bill's discussed.
Sewer line at Lawley
& Norlander propertie
relaid.
Water lines in Gra-
nd Vu Subd, discussed
Bill's to be paid
approved. exceptions
Present
Legal quorum present
Minutes read and
approved.
Bid's opened for
gravel, C. Engstrom
low bidder
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Mr. Owen Burnham
presented proposal
for Master Plan. " '
Al Anderson to meet
Feb. 21st to dis-
cuss Water problems
Traffic program me-
tting. Mar. 9, in S.
L. C.
Dept. of Highways to
meet in Moab Feb.28th
Price from Armco Co
on metal bldg.
Salary increase for
Aux. Police officer's
Bill to Bob Fine for
thawing water in Gra-
nd Vu Subd. to be
paid by Residents not
City.
City to participate'
in Fabulous Twenties
program -planned by'
the State.
Road on Holyoak Lane
,be repaired.
Horse on 5th West
'need's attention
Zoning and Bldg.
ord. discussed.
Bill's approved
for payment
Adjourn
Present
Mayor Bunce introduced Mr'. Owen Burnham, Planning consultant
with the firm of Planning and Research Associates of Salt Lake
City, who presented a preliminary proposal for the second phase
of the Master plan.
Mr. Burnham said the estimated cost for the final phase
of the Master Plan would not exceed $10,000.00 depending on
the quality and quantity of work desired.
Mayor Bunce received'a letter from Mr. Al Anderson stating
he would be here the 21st of Feb% to discuss the water problems,
.concerning the water system.
Theme will be a meeting March §th in Salt Lake City on
the new Traffic Program by the Federal Government.
The Dept. of Highways will meet Feb. 28th in Moab with
.the County Commissioners and City Council to discuss the road
program in the four corners area as`w611 as other'area's:
Mayor Bunee received a letter from Armco Co. stating
they would send plans and specifications for a steel metal
building 32 x 60 for approximately $7,500.00.
Mayor Bunce received a letter from Chief Aikins asking the
Council to raise the wage oa auxiliary Police Officer Foote.
Councilman McDougaldmade motion seconded by Councilman West
and carried to increase auxiliary Poliee wage from $15.00
to $18.00 per shift.
Mayor Bunce told the Council that Mr. Bob Fine had been
hired to thaw the water line in Grand Vu Subd, with the unders-
tanding the bill' would be split three way's by the three houses
involved. The people now feel the City was responsible and
should pay the bill. Council say's it is not the City's resp-
onsibility, a5 the City is only responsible to the master meter
and denied payment of the bill.
Mayor Bunce had received a letter from the State Tourist
Council requesting Meab participate in the "Fabulous Twenties"
program planned for the entire state during July.
''Councilman Stocks reported the Holyoak Lane Road needed
some repair and requested this be fixed.
Councilman Stocks also requested the Humane Society be
contacted in regard to a horse on Sth West that needs attention.
Various zoning and building Ordinances wer discussed
concerning live stock and fence problems in the City.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman McD-
ougald and carried to pay the bill's presented after the corr-
ections and notations have been done and with the following
exceptions: S. E. Scharf, for an itemized bill and a purchase
order issued or a contract attachc.--:. Canyonlands Saaitation,
until an authorization to do the work is presented.
Councilman Stocks made motion seeonded by Councilman Mullen
and carried to adjourn at 12:03 A.
Attest:
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Winfd Dunce - May
February 21, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
1 ' the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor
Winford Bunce, Councilmen John Mullen, Tom Stocks, Wm. D. Mc-
(dougald, R. L. Curfman and Jack West, City Attorney R. H.
Ruggeri and City Reeorder dLeland L. Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declared
the meeting open for business. _
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legal quorum
present
Minutes of the February 7, 1967 meeting were read, Council-
man Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman and
carried to accept the minutes as read
Mayor Bunce said the County Planning Commission recommends
they do not proceed with the second phase of the Master Plan.
Mr. Dick Allen Chairman of the (Moab 'City PLanning Comm-
ission said the City Planning Commission recommends the proposa
presented by Mr. Owen Burnham be accepted with possibly a few
minor exceptions.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Curfm-
an and carried that Mr. Allen as chairman of the City Planning
Commission write a proposal,as they see fit and present it to
the County Commission and Planning Commission for their appro-
val and then present it to the City Council for Action.
Mr. Ben Smith asked the Council if the insurance Co.had
made any settlement for the flood damage done to his property
and to request the City water the dip to keep the dust down.
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Chi Mr. Al Anderson of Nielson and Maxwell presented a report
71 he compiled for metering and regulating water, putting Skakel
Uspring water into the system which hereto fore has not been
V utilized, recommendations for the chlorinating syste— and
installation of two pressure valves.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Muller
and carried to proceed at once with the metering device and
regulator valves and study the plans presented for Skekel spring
and accept these the 1st meeting in March and that Al Anderson
of Nielson and Maxwell be instructed to proceed with the plans
as necessary.
Mayottliunce received a letter stating anyone wishing to
protest the discontinuance of the Prospector should do so
before the Public Service Commission on March 1st in Denver,
March 6th in Grand Junction, March Sth in Pti,ce and March loth
in Salt LakelCity.
Minutes of Feb.7th
read and approved.
Co. Plnng. Comm.
recommends not to
proceed witn Master
plan.
City Plnng. Comm go
along with proposal
by Mr. Burnham.
Mayor Bunce received a statement form the Ken R. White Co.
and University of Utah requesting approval for payment for
services rnedered on the 1st phase of the Master Plan in the
amount of $6,631.20.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to approve the bill for payment to the Ken
R. White Co, and University of Utah.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to write to the State Planning 0ordinator requesting
that upon payment to the Ken R. White Co. and University of Utah
the balance of the money due the City be sent to the City.
The agreement with Dr. Fred Beyeler was reviewed, Dr. Beye-
ler is to receive $100.60 per month from the City for board and
Humane destruction of dogs plus any fee's collected except
money collected for dog license.
Mr. Del Taylor ask the Council to consider some way to
penalize people for not buying their dog license, he stated so
far the=month of February he has picked up 27 dogs and only
3 were licensed.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried with Councilman Mullen voting no,to put on additio-
nal men and advertise an all out campaign the first two weeks
in March be made, to pick up all unlicensed dogs and the fee of
$5.00 be charged for the redemption of the dog.
Councilman West said he attended the "Fabulous Twenties"
meeting at park City sponsored by the Utah State Chamber of
Commerce executive board and Utah State Tourist Council. He
said every City and Town in the State is to participate in the
program, it will be advertised nationally and is to be an annu-
al affair.
Mr. Allen to prepair
proposal for approval
for Master Plan.
inquire of Inc. Co.
settlement for Smith
discussion on report
submitted by Al.
Anderson for the
water system.
water metering
and regulator valves
to be installed in
the City system
Protect discontin-
uance of Prospector
Request for approval
for payment to The
Ken R. White Co. and
University of Utah
Bill approved for
payment to Ken R.
White & University
Upon pymt, to Ken R.
White Co. & University
bal. of money be sent
to City.
Agreement with
Dr. Beyeler discusses
Mr. Taylor request
Council to consider
helpin making people
buy dog license.
Unlicensed dogs to
be picked up.
Councilman West
Report on the meeting
for the "Fabulous
Twenties Program
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City to pay for Poli- Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman and
ce Officers dinner at carried with Councilman McDougald voting no to pay for the Police
F.C.P.O.Assn. meet. I Officers dinner at the meeting of the Four Corners Peace Officers
Association.
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Officials to pay Councilman Mullen made motion that all elected officials who
for Christmas party.1haven't paid for their Christmas Party do so by March 1st or be
assessed an additional fee of $2.00, motion died for lack of a
a second.
Bill's to be paid
Adjourn
Present
Legal Quorum
Minutes of Feb.21
1967 approved
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
land carried to pay the bill's presented.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman West
land carried to adjourn at 10:55 P. M.
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Attest:
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Proposal presented
by City & County
Planning Commission
Johnnie Johnson
ask for an adjustment
on his i co. bill feel'_s
it is to high.
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Utility bill's to
be stamped approxi-
mate if it is such.
Mr. Johnson request
road-thtu his orchard
be oiled.
Wildlife Club reque-j
st permissionto build
indoor shooting range.
MARCH 7, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were
Mayor Winford Bunce Councilmen Wm. D. McDougald, R. L. Curfman
J. W. West, John Mullen, Tom Stocks and City Attorney R. H.
Ruggeri.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declared
the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the February 21, 1967 meeting were read, Councilman
Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald and
carried to accept the minutes after necessary corrections
are made.
Mayor Bunee read the proposal presented by the City and
County planning commission's for the second phase of the Master
Plan. Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to accept the proposal with the Understan-
ding the County C6mmissioners -.2cept the proposal.
Mr. Johnnie Johnson told the Council he felt his water
bill was too high for the month of Feb, and ask that an adjustment
be made. Mayor Bunce explained that the meters were not read
in January because of the cold weather and an approximate
was billed for Jan. In Feb. the meters were read and the Jan.
approximate was subtracted from the gallonage and the customer
billed for the balance of the gallons. Mr. Johnson feel's
when an approximate is billed the people should be informed
of this
Councilman McDougald made motion, seconded by ',Council-
man Mullen and carried that if the ,utility bill's are billed
at an estimate the bill's be stamped as such.
Mr. Johnson also asked that the road he gave`the City
through his orchard be oiled as agreed at the time of the
transfer.
Max Irish representing the Wildlife Club, presented the
plan's and requested permission to build an indoor shooting
range in the old Assembly of God Church which the club has
leased.
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Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to grant permission to build the shooting range and to
abate the building permit fee for remodeling.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen
and carried to abate the building permit fee for Grand Co. School Dist
Councilman Curfman reviewed the recommendations presented by
Mr. Al Anderson for the water system. The plans for the metering are
being completed and Councilman Curfman recommends the pressure valves
needed to accomplish the utilization of Skakel Spring water be instal-
lled as soon as possible.
Councilman Curfman feel's that by changing the pump at skakel
from a 75 H.P. pump which is too large, to a 25 h,p. pump would
not only be more economical but would put the Skakel Spring water
into the system properly.
Mr. Harold Jacobs of the Chamber of Commerce, ask the Mayor and
Council to help in the promotion of the Jeep Safari which will beheld
on March th 25th.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried that Mayor Bunce and the City Council cook and serve the
M breakfast for the Jeep Safari.
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d' Mayor Bunce said Mr. Leland Stocks would go to Logan for a water
U and sewer school on March 9th and loth, Also Chief Aikins will
Ugo to a police school on March 24th at Weber State College.
Mayor Bunce said he had received several calls from Citizens who
feel it is not necessary to license dog's if they are fenced in and
object to buying licnese.! City Attorney Ruggeri said the Ordinance
say's any dog in the City limit's fenced or not fenced has to be
licensed.
-Councilman Mullen asked why the grass seed was purchased out of
town. Mayor Bunce said bid's were received and by buying the seed
from Mile High in Grand Junction, Colo., saved 16Q per lb. which
amounts to approximately $33.00, Mayor Bunce feel's that with
this savings the purchase was justified. Councilman Stocks
agrees that the out of town purchase was justified.
Councilman Mullens made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks and'
carried to pay the bill's presented.
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald
and carried to adjourn at 11:15.P. M.
Winford B f e - Mayor
Attest:
City Recorder
permission granted
to build the shoot-
ing range
Bldg. Permit fee
abated for School/
water system revie=
wed. prssure valves
to be installed.
Skakel pump be cha-
nged to 25 h.p.
Mayor & Council to
help with Jeep
safari.
Council & Mayor to
cook and serve bre-
akfast for Jeep Safa-
ri.
Lee Stocks to go
to W/S School, Aikin
police school.
Citizens object to
dog lie. for dogs
fenced.
purchase of grass
seed out of town
discussed.
pay bill's presented
adjourn
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MARCH 21, 1967
Members Present.
Legal quorum present
Minutes of Mar. 7
read and approved.
County Comm. accept
proposal for Master
Plan.
Resolution for Master
Plan by means of the
Urban Ping. Assistance
Program - administered
by the Housing & Home
Finance Agency.
2esolr'on adopted.
Road thru J. Johnson
orchard
Dog's in Subd.'s.
gas tanks & pumps
needed for road yard.
Golf Club ask City to
buy weed cutter
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held,on
the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor
Winford Bunce Councilmen John Mullen, Jack West, R. D. Curfman,
Wm. D. McDougald with Councilman Tom Stocks arriving late.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declared the
meeting open for business.
Minutes of the March 7, 1967 meeting were read, Councilman
Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman West and carried to
accept the minutes after necessary corrections are made.
Mayor Bunce said the County Commissioners accepted the
proposal presented by the County and City Planning Commission
for the second phase of the Master Plan.
Mayor Bunce presented a Resolution indicating*interest in
the development of 4 comprehensive Master Plan for the City of
Moab by means of the Urban Planning Assistance Program as adm-
inistered by the Housing and Home Finance Agency as follows:
Whereas, the City of Moab desires to provide for a planning
study contributing to an overall program for future community
development, the preservation of community values, the prevention
of conditions tending to cause urban blight and the promotion
of the general health, safety and welfare of its citizens, and,
Whereas, the State Planning Cr_^rdinator under authority of
of Chapter 157, Laws of Utah 1963, and under the authority of the
Governor's designation of January 13, 1964 may provide planning
assistance for such a program and receive financial assistance
from the Urban Renewal Administration as authorized by Section
"701" of the Housing Act of 1954 as amended (Public Laws 83rd
Congress) ,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the City Council of Moab,
Utah hereby request the State Planning Coordinator to take the
necessary steps under authority of Chapter 157, Laws of Utah 1962
and under authority of the Governor's designation of January
13, 1964 for State review and approval of the preliminary app-
lication for such a grant which is attached hereto and made a
part of this resolution as if fully set forth herein.
Passed by the City Council of Moab, Utah this day of
1967.
Effective
Mayor, 'ity of
Attee4"
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City Recorder
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman West and
carried to adopt the Resolution.
Mayor Dunce said the road through Johnnie Johnson's orchard
needs filling up in places, graveled and a layer of armor coat.
Councilman McDougald said Evan's, Taylor and Palisade
Subdivisions are over run with dog's and recommends the dog cat-
cher concentrate on this area.
Mayor Bunce said a 1,000 and 2,000 gallon gas tanks and
pumps were going to be needed for the road yars. Council inst-
ructed Mayor Bunce to draw up the specifications and advertise
for bids.
Mayor Bunce said the operator of the Golf Course asked if the
City would go with the Golf Course and purchase a weed cutter, at
a cost of approximately $650.00. Council feel's it not advisable
at this time.
Standby pump for Councilman Mullen made motion seeonded by Councilman West
;olf Course well and carried to proceed in getting prices for a complete pump
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unit as a standby replacement for the Golf Cours well.
Councilman Curfman said Mr. Al Anderson will be her April
llth and will submit a supplement to the proposal already
presented.
The Mayor and Council also discussed the water situation
to the Tomsic residence.
Councilman McDougald requestdd the weeds be burnt by the
Creek west of the Utah Motel.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by '.Councilman
McDougald and carried to pay the bill's presented except the
Burroughs Corp. until City Recorder Leland Stocks stamp of
approval has been put on.
Councilman Stooks made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to adjourn 9:32 P. M.
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City Recorder
inford B ce - Mayor of Moab
APRIL 11, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were
Mayor Winford Bunce Councilmen J. W. West; R. L. Curfman,
Wm. D. McDougald, John Mullen with Councilman Stocks arriv-
ing late, City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri and City Recorder Leland
Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declared
the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the March 21, 1967 meeting were read, Counc-
ilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman West and
carried to approve the minutes as read.
Mayor Bunce said there would be a meeting triday April
14th in the Council Chambers with the City and County Plann-
ing Commissions, County Commissioners and City Council to
''iscuss the Master Plan with Planning Consultant Mr. Owen
Burnham.
Mayor Bunce told the Council he had received bid's on
a 2,000 gallon gas tank and has ordered a tank from Lang
Wayne Co. for $244.00
Mrs. Marge Shafer met with the Council to discuss the
water bill for the Norman Boyd residence,>she feel's an adj-
ustment should be made for the reason, that nadtne meters
been read in January the trouble would nave been discovered
sooner and would nave saved approximately nalt the bill.
Council also discussed the lagge water bill of Mr. Lyle
Francis.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to re -Dill the two bill's presented at
an average monthly enarge.
supplement to proposa
to be presented.
Water to Tomsic Res.
discussed.
Weeds to be burnt West
of Utah Motel
Bill's to be paid
Adjourn
Present
Legal quorum present
Minutes of Mar. 21
approved.
Meeting to discuss
Master Plan with
Mr. Owen Burnham
City & Co. Plnng. Comm
Co.Comm. & Council
Gas tank ordered
Water bill discussed
for Norman Boyd res.
Lyle Francis water
_bill_discussed
re -bill Francis and
Boyd water bill at
an average
Mayor Bunce said Mrs. Ross Musselman had objected to her
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Mrs. Mussleman req-
uest adjustment
Mrs. Mussleman to
be re -billed at an
average.
Adjustments due to
leak's.
Water -Sewer connec-
tions for 3 lot's in
Utex Subd.
Bid's opened for the
Disposal Plant
water bill for the same period and also requested an adjustment.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to re -bill Mrs. Musselman at an average
monthly charge.
Adjustment's are all due to water leak's caused by the
cold weather.
Mrs. Shafer also asked the Council if there would be a
water and sewer connection charge for lots not yet developed
in the Utex Subdivision. She explained that Mr. Steen put up
the money and materials for the line and feel's there should
not be an additional charge for the water - sewer connections
on the three lot's involved.
Council will take the matter under advisement and make
furtherinvestigation into the matter.
Bid's were opened for the construction of the sewage
disposal plant, bid's are as follows:
Robert R. Child Const. Co. Salt Lake City, Ut.
5% bid bond $ 295,000.00
Butler
5% bid
Const. Co. Salt Lake City, Ut.
bond $ 239,283.00
Jerico Const. Co.
5% bid bond
Brezina Const. Co.
5% bid bond
Colo - Macco Const. Co.
5% bid bond
McDowell and Rapp Const. Co.
5% bid bond
E. Arthur Higgins Const. Co.
5% bid bond
Low bidder was Colo-Macco Const. Co.
Second low bidder was Brezina Const.
Specifications and Amounts
1- Plant site work
2-Yard Piping
3- Comminutor-flume structure
4- Grit remover
5- Pump station
6- Trickling filter
7- Final clarifier
8- Digester
9- Control bldg.
10- Sludge drying beds
11- Control structures
12- Electrical construction
13- Seal cap for existing
digester
14- Doors and painting exis-
ting control bldg. and
digester
Total Bid
Sub -Contractors:
Masonry
Painting
Piping
Electrical
Murray, Utah
$ 230,993.00
Salt Lake City, Ut.
$ 209,500.00
Grand Junction, Col.
$ 189,985.00
Murray, Utah
$ 237,700.00
Salt Lake City,Ut.
$ 246,365.00
of Grand Junction, Colo,
Co. of salt Lake City, Ut.
are as follows:
Colo-Macco Brezina
$ 15,774.00 $ 37,000:00
11,606.00 16,000.00
4,042.00
6,846.00
12,537.00
40,480.00
18,184.00
20,662.00
37,958.00
8,604.00
3,186.00
7,608.00
1,098,00
1,200.00
$189,985.00
Richard'Pallen
G. J. Colo.
John Causer
Moab, Utah
Ed's Plmbg.
Moab, Utah
A & E Elect.
Moab, Utah
4,000.00
4,500.00
13,000.00
38,000.00
18,000.00
26,000:00
28,000.00
12,000.00
3', 000.00
5,000,00
2,000.00
3,000.00
$209,500.00
Brizina Con. Co.
S.L.C. Ut.
John Causer
Moab, Utah
Brizina Con. Co.
S.L.C. Ut.
A & A Elect.
S.L.C. Utah
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Councilman Mullen Made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried that upon recommendation of Engineer Mr.
Al Anderson of Neilson and Maxwell, the City award the contract
to the low bidder, Colo-Macco on approval of the Water Polutinn
Administration in San Francisco.
Mr. Al Anderson reviewed and explained the improvements
needed on the water system.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to staff the City water crew with enough
help to build the metering boxes as proposed and designed by
Mr. Anderson and purchase the meters required.
Mr. Anderson proposed a smaller pump for Skakel Spring be
installed in order to control the pressure and pumping system,
the estimated cost for this is $850.00, the piping modifications
required would cost approximately $200.00.
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u Mr. Jake Mtzenbuehler presented a bill to the City in the bill presented by
amount of $240.00 for pushing trees, old cars and etc. over the Hatzenbuehler for
dump during City Clean-up campaign, ing off dump.
Councilman McDougald made thotion seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried that the City goes along withethe recommen-
dations of Mr. Anderson for Skakel Springs
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to proceed post-haste with the recommen-
dations'of Mr. Anderson to install the control structure for
Spring No. 3
Councilman McDougald made motion to pay Mr. Hatzenbuehler
$150.00 for the pushing at the dump. Councilman Stocks said
he felt this should be investigated further.
Councilman McDougald reclined his motion and made the motion
to take the matter under advisement and be tabled until the
neat Council meeting the motionswas seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried.
Curfman
Councilman =BMX made motion seoonded by Councilman West
and carried to accept the following Resolution:
Be it resolved that Winford Dunce, Mayor of Moab City,
Grand County, State of Utah, a municipal corporation of the
State of Utah, be, and he is, hereby authorized, empowered
and directed to execute any and all contracts and documents
associated with the offer and acceptance of the Federal Grant
relating to the construction of sewage treatment plant impr-
ovements for Moab City, Utah under Project WPC - Utah 56.
The above and foregoing Resolution is taken from a form
dictated by the Federal Government.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to pay the bill's presented w44-11. correc-
tions.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by ]:Councilman
_cks and carried to adjourn at 11:35 P.M.
- Mayor of Moab
Attest:
City Recorder
upon recommendation
of Engineer, contract
awarded to low bidder
Colo-Maeco.
water system reviewed
City to hire help and
build meter boxes per
specifications.
Smaller pump for
Skakel Spring proposed
Council to go along,
with recommendations
of Mr. Anderson
Council to go with
recommendations for
spring #p 3
Mr.
push-
Hatzenbuehler bill
to be tabled for
further investigation
Resolution accepted
Pay bill's presented
Adjourn
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April 14, 1967
Special meeting
Members present
Mr. Burnham to sub -
mitt another price
for districts not
luded an first price.
relief map to be deli-
eted from Plan.
Adjournment
Members present
legal quorum present
minutes of April 11
approved
W/S Connections
in Utex Subd.
A special meeting of the Moab City Council, Grand County
Commissioners, the City and County Planning Commissions was
held_on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were
Mayor Winford Bunce Councilmen Tom Stocks, R. L. Curfman and
John Mullen. County Commissioners Mars Pope and Fred Beyeler,
County and City Planning commission members David Allen, Glen
Carlson, Charles Brechtel, Kenneth Allred, Bert Swink, Graham
Shirah and Planning Consultant Owen Burnham.
'The zoning and planning for, Elgin; Crescent Junction and
other highway 1-70 were discussed. Mr. Burnham of Planning
and Research Associates said they had not figured this in
the cost of the Master Plan and Mr. Burnham will bubmitt ano-
ther price.
The relief map for Spanish Valley was taken off the
plan for $1,400.00, other figures were discussed but no action
was taken.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:30 P. M.
Attest:
Winfor'Bunce-Mayor of Moab
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City Reco der
W/S Chg. $75.00 each
co..... lots 30,31 & 35
only. completed by 12-
31-67
City to install water
line to lots 1,2,3,4
& 5 on McGill Ave.
Lot's on 5th West
require culvert in
irrigation ditch
Fluoridation be
considered for water
system.
April 18, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor
Winford Bunce Councilmen J. W. West, R. L. Curfman, John Mullen,
and Tom Stocks, City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce declared
the meeting open for business.
Minutes of April 11, 1967 meeting were read Councilman
Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman West and carried
to accept the minutes after necessary corrections are made.
Mrs. Marge Shafer met w""41 the council to discuss the
water and sewer connections in Utex Subdivision
.Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to go by the ordinance and charge $75.00
each for water and sewer connections for lot's 30, 31, and 35
block A only and said connections to be completed by December
81,' 1967
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried that the City install the water line
on McGill Ave. to lot's 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 in Utex Subd.
and charge the regular water and sewer connection fee's.
Mrs. Shafer also asked if the lot's on 5th West would
have to have culvert put in the irrigation ditch. Mrs. Shafer
was informed the irrigation Co. does require a 30. culver be
installed for a drive way, but she would have to contact the
the irrigation Co. for other information.
Councilman Mullen recommeds that as long as the City
as revamping the water system the possibility of fluoridation
be considered.
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Dr. Magee gave a brief resumae of the desirable aspects and stastics
of fluoridation. Dr. Raymond and Dr. Evanson along with Dr. Magee
agree that fluoridation should definately be put into the system.
City Attorney Ruggeri is ,to contact the State Board of Heilth
for the legal aspect's of the fluoridation.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to untablk the motion pertaining to the bill presented
by Mr. Jake Hatzenbuehler
Councilman Mullen feel's that the work should be approved
before it is done. Mr. Hatzenbuehler said the Completer Tree Ser.
has been dumping trees at the dump and had made a verbal agreement
to pay $20.00 a month for 8 months of the year for up keep of the
dump, but had not paid anything as yet. Council feel's it is not
the City's obligation to pay Mr. Lyman bill. Councilman Mullen
made motion -,seconded by Councilman @urfman and carried to table
the matter until the next Council meeting, when all councilmen are
present and Mr. Lyman has been contacted concerning the use of the
City dump.
Mayor Bunce said the B1L. M. would meet with the Council May
16, 1967 to discuss their classification study and get approval of
the council
Ch
N Letters were presented to the Council from Mr. Gerald White
nd Mr. Cecil McCurdy requesting permission to build a fence on
ity property and stated they would move the fence without cost to
Uhe City upon request.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman West and
carried to table the matter until it can be investigated.
Councilman Stocks stated there were several lots inthe City
which has not yet been cleaned and recommends the people be conta-
cted and have these cleaned.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman West and
carried to adjourn at 10:15 P. M.
Attest:
y�rde r
City
Dr's. Magee
Raymond and
Evanson in favor
of Fluoride
Ruggeri- contact
State -legality
Bill presented
'by Mr. Hatzenbueh-
'ler
Discussion of bill
presented by
by Mr. Hatzenbueh-
ler,
Council to meet
with B.L.M.
' request to build
fence - White &
McCurdy
Fence request tab-
led .
lots to be clean-
ed. Owner's to be
notified.
May 2, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on the d
above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor Winford
BunceCouncilmen J. W. West, Wm. D. McDougald, Tom Stocks, John Mullen
and R. L. Curfman City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri and City Recorder
Leland L. Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declared the
meeting open for business.
Mr. McKenzie, PresQdent of Colo-Macco, Inc., met with the Moab
City Council for the purpose of explaining what he reported to be
an error in'the computation'of- his bid. He furnished the City Council
with copies of his work sheets showing that when the figures were
transferred from the work sheet to the bid sheet he neglected to
include 100 cubic yards of cement in place, the actual cost of which
is $7,600.00. Mr. McKenzie stated that this would be the minimum
cost to him and did not inelude markups, taxes, or other cost
items. After seeing the documentary evidence and listening to Mr.
McKenzie's explanation the City LCouncil determined that there had
been an honest mistake made and also noted that even if they allowed
the $7,600.40 increase Mr. McKenzie is still the low bidder; his
Regular meeting
present
Legal quorum
present;
Mr. McKenzie
Pres. of Colo-
Macco explained
the error in his
bid to Council
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Moved and sec, to
accept the$7,600.00
increase by Colo-
Macco
Letter to Water Poll-
ution control board
asking cooperation
on the increase of bid
Minutes of 4-18-67
approved
Bid's opened for
meters.
Waterworkds Equip-
ment bid accepted.
Petition for curb
and gutter on bowen
circle.
Ldtter's received
in favor of fdAo-
ridation .
Water samples to
be sent to three
Dept's. to determine
the amount of fluor-
ide in water.
Payment denied on
Marilee McDougald
sewer
bid still being $11,915.00 lower than the next low bid.
After fully discussing the matter and having an assurance
from Mr. McKenzie that if the City Council allowed.a $7,600.00
increase to his bid and the Federar Government would not
participate in the increase that Mr. McKenzie Wobld standtthe
30% Federal participation. That if the Federal Government
would accept the increase that he was to be paid the full
additional sum but in no event would the mistake cost the
City more than $5,320.00.
,Subject to the conditions set forth above it was thereupon
moved by Councilman McDougald seconded by Councilman Mullen
that due to the obvious error that had been made in the bidd-
ing by Colo-Macco Inc. and the fact that Colo-Macco was still
$11,915.00 lower than the next low bid, that the bid be
corrected to include the $7,600.00 for 100 cubic yards of
cement in place., It was further maved and seconded as
aforesaid that ever effort be made by the City Council to
obtain government participation in the increase.
The Mayor and City Attorney were authorized and instructed
to, write a letter to the Federal Water Pollution Control Adm-
inistration requesting their cooperation and participation
in the proposed $7,600.00.
Minutes of the April 18, 1967 meeting were read, Councilman
Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Mullens and carried,
to accept the minutes as read.
Bid's for meter's were opened and are as follows:
WATERWORKS EQUIPMENT CO.
1. 3" Main line meter MLFT
2. 10" Open flow meter - OF1-ER
($329.80 each)
3. 10" Low pressure meter-LPT-PE
TOTAL
HERSHEY SPARLING METER CO.
1. 3" Main line meter
2. 10" Open flow meter
($370.26 each)
3. 10" Low pressure meter
TOTAL
$ 307.95
659.60
380.60
$1,348.15
$ 301.00
740.52
321.75
$1,363.27
Councilman Curfman,made motion seconded by Councilman
West and carried to accept the bid of Waterworks Equipment
Co
Mayor Dunce stated he had a petition for curb and gutter
on Bowen Circle and all had signed expept Norman Larrabee.
The petition and a promissary note has been sent to Mr.
Larrabee.
Councilman Mullen presented letter he had received from
the Utah State Dept. of Health, Division of Dental Health,
The Dept, of Health, Education and Welfare: and Utah State
Dental Association, all are favor of fluoridation and
congratulated Councilman Mullen and all other officials
for their support and interest in planning to provide
fluoridation for the City Water Supply.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Coumexlman
Stocks and carried to send three water samples from Skakel
Springs and three from a composit system and send them to
the State Dept. of Health, The Federal Board of Health
and an Independent to determine the amount of fluoride
in the water
Mayor Bunce presented a bill from Ed's Plumbing for work
on a plugged sewer at Mrs. Marilee McDougald's. Councilman
Curfman made motion seconded by Couneilman West and carried
with Councilman McDougald abstaining from voting not to pay
the bill as the owners are responsible to the main and not
the City.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Couneilman
Mullens and carried to pay the bill of $32.21 presented for
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The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above.date in the City Council Chambers. Present
were Mayor Winford Bunce Councilmen J. W. West, Wm. D. McDougald
Tom Stocks and R. L. Curfman, with Councilman John Mullen absent'
and City Recorder Leland L. Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declared
the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the May 2, 1967 meeting were read Councilman
Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks,and carried
to accept the minutes as read.
Bid's were opened on meter and control structures and are
as follows:
Utah Concreter Pipe Co;
W. R. White Co.
Bid's for Deep Well Turbine Pump
Waterworks Equipment Co.
Nickerson Pump & Machinery Co., Ine
$ 2,603.06
2,552.85
$ 1,850.00
1,773.00
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to award the bid for meter and control
structures to Utah Concrete Pipe Co. On the W. R. White Co.
bid, Engineer Al Anderson is to check on the clearification
of the mastic, Engineer Anderson is to call W. R. ',•,'4ite Co.
and their bid did not include the mastic. The bid was
awarded to Utah Concrete Pipe Co.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to accept the bid of Waterworks Equipment
Co, for the deep well turbine pump recommended by Engineer
Al Anderson because of the size of the stages.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
West and carried to table the bid on the small pump and have
Engineer Anderson check the possibility of turning the
impeller on the old pump.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to pay for cleaning the water tank and
washing machine at the Philander Maxwell home and give them
a water connection for $ 75.00.
The B. L. M. met with the Council on Land Classification
to discuss the land in Grand County.
Mr. Milt Galbraith met with the Council on behalf of
the American Legion, requesting $300.00 donation for fire
works.
Mr. Dick Allen chairman of the planning commission said
the planning commission had not changed their minds on the
P.R.A. Plan and feels it should be expedited immediately.
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to go ahead with.the planning.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to let the property owners go ahead with
the curb and gutter on Bowen Circle, the promissory notes are
to be signed and in the City Office before construction is
started and the cheek with Hank Ruggeri on legality.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to pay the bill's presented.
Regular meeting
members present
Legal quorum
present
Minutes approved
Bid's on meter
control & Structure;
bid for small
pump tabled.
Maxwell bill for
cleaning appliances
o.k.d to pay and
water Conn. fee
B.L.M. met with
Couneil
Donation to the
American Legion for
fire works.
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Planning Comm. 3n fa,
vor of P.R.A.
plans.
Council to proceed
with planning
Construction of
curb and gutter on
Bowen Circle.
Bill's presented to
, La paid.
Philander Maxwell as his line was broken by City crew's while
removing tree's.
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Payment granted oh
P. Maxwell water line
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman McDO-
ugald and carried with Councilmen Stocks and Mullen voting no
to build a box for Ed Tomsic and Kenneth Allred and make a 4"
connection to the box, the owner's are to furnish the pump and
piping to the meter and to take piping to their houses with the
City to install the meter.
Mayor Bunce read a letter from P. R. A. concerning the
Master Plan and said he had talked to Mr. Dick Allen, Chairman
of the City Planning Board and Mr. Allen feel's we should go
ahead with the plan.
Mayor Bunce said there would be a meeting Tuesday May 9th '
with the City Council and the City and County Planning Commissio-
n's
Mayor Bunce reported the Road School will be held in Provo
May 11 and 12, Mayor Bunce, Leland Stocks and Jack Lawley are
to attend.
Councilman Mullens made motion seconded by Councilman
51Stocks and earried to table the discussion pertaining to the
"fence's in Mtn. View Subdivision until further investigation
umade.
U
C,) There will be a Public Hearing in Price on May 23rd on
Water Polution if possible Councilman Mullens is to attend
Tomsic & Allred
water line.
Planning board in
favor of going ahead
with Master Plan
Meeting with City
Council and Planning
Commission's.
Road School in Provo
Mayor, L.Stocks and
J. Lawley to attend
Fence's in Mtn.
View- tabled for
is further investigation
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to have a meeting the third tuesday of each month
to have the Council meet with Dept, heads at 4:00 P.M.
Mayor Dunce said the Chamber of Commerce requested permission
to have the Art School paint the City garbage cans.
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried to grant permission to the Chamber of Commerce per
their request.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman West
and carried to pay the bill's presentdd after corrections are
made.
Couneilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman West
and carried to adjourn at 12:03 A.M.
Winford rJ ce- Mayor Moab City
Attest:
City Recorder
Public Hearing water'
Polution in Price
Council to meet with
dept, heads third
tuesday of each mo.
Chamber of Commerce
request permission
to paint garb. can's
permission granted
Bill's approved
Adjourn
June 6, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Couneil was held on the above
date in the City Council Chambers. Present were Mayor Winford Bunce Regular meeting
Councilmen J. W. West, R. L. Curfman Wm. D. McDougald, Tom Stocks present
J. R. Mullens, City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri and City Recorder Leland
Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declared the Legal quorum
meeting open for business. Present:
Minutes of the May 16, 1967 meeting were read, Councilman
Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman West and Carried to
accept the minutes after necessary corrections are made.
Aeeepted minutes
page. 119.1 r
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Adjourn Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
West and carried to adjourn at .05 A. M.
ATTEST:
City Recorder
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Winfoiid Bunce - Mayor
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Hartman complained
on Pipkin dog.
Mrs. Hartman complained to the Council on Mr.. Pipkins dog.
City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri is to prepare a nuisance complaint
on the Pipkin dog.
Frank Woodruff
recieved beer
license.
Curb and Gutter
bids, Bowen Circle
Rejected resolution
P. R. A.
Council agreed to
pay Chamber$100.00
Mrs. Tony Bisco ask-
ed permission for
street dance.,
Take street dance
under advisement
Take red light of
top and put it on
side of Police car.
June 20,1967 was
set for Public Hearing
on budget.
Filed petition for
State Retirement
Fund
On drilling a well
at Golf Course.
Pay bills
Radio control
King Electric
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
West to grant Frank Woodruff a beer license. Motion Carried.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to advertize for bids for concrete, for
Curb and Gutter on Bowen Circle.
Councilman Mullens made motion seconded by Councilman
West and carried to reject the resolution from P. R. A.
due to the wording, it should include City and County as
agents in the resolution.
Mayor Bunce asked how to pay the Chamber of Commerce,
Council agreed to give the Chamber of Commerce $100.00 bat.
due on the budget.
Mrs. Tony Bisco asked permission to have a street
roped off for a street dance for the teen agers on Sat-
urday nights from 8:00 P. M. to 11:00 P. M.
Council will take the street dance under advisement,
and Mrs. Bisco is to meet with the Council at the next
regular meeting.
Councilman Mullens made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried with Councilmen McDougald and Stocks
voting no to due away with the red on top of the
Police car and replace with a red,spot light on side.
The 1967-68 budget was discussed and June 20, 1967
was set as the date of the Public Hearing.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and Carried to file petition fon State Retirement
Fund for employee's.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
McDougald to have Mr.,A1 Anderson and the State Engineer
meet with the Council next tuesday on drilling a well at
the Golf Course, motion carried.
Councilman Mullen made.motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to pay the bills presented.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to go ahead with King Electric
quotation of $2500.00 for radio control on the tank to the
pump, quotation was solicited from A & E Electric.
Quotation was•reeieved from Midland Telephone Co.
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to adjourn at 11:05 P. M.
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City Recorder
Winford dunce-M-yor of Moab
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The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
the above date in the City Council Chambers. Present were Mayor
Winford Bunce Councilmen J. W. West, R. L. Curfman, Wm D. McDougald,
Tom Stocks, J. R. Mullens City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri and
City Recorder Leland Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declared
the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the June 6,1967 meeting were read, Councilman
Curfman made motion seconded by Stocks to accept minutes as cor-
rected. Motion Carried.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman to have Al Anderson get cost of florine equipment
and structures. Motion Carried.
Councilman McDougald made motion, seconded by Councilman
Mullens to pay Jake Hatzenbueler $100.00 per year in add-
itation to the $75.00 per. month for pushing trees and trash
in the dump during clean up campaign. Pay in dune each ,year.
Councilman Stocks voting no. Motion Carried.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
to with hold per ton from Engstrom gravel eontraet to be paid
to Emma Walker. Motion carried.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks to pay Judge Christ $600.00 wages per mo. and do
away with travel pay of $100.00 per mo. Councilman McDougald
voted no. Motion carried.
Councilman Mullens made motion, seconded by Councilman
McDougald to accept the budget for 1967'81968. Motion Carried.
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman Mullens
at accept bills as presented. Motion Carried.
Councilman Mullens made motion seconded by Councilman
to ajourn at 11:55 P. M. Motion Carried.
Regular meeting
present
Legal quorum
present
Accepted min-
utes
Al Anderson to
get cost of
florine equipment
Jake Hatzenbueler
$100.00 pr. year
Engstrom gravel
Judge Christ
$600.00 per
mo.
To accept the
budget. 1967-68
Accept bills.
July 6, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on the above
date in the City Council Chambers. Present were Mayor Winford Bunce
Councilmen J. W. West, R. L. Curfman, Wm D. McDougald, Tom Stocks
J. R. Mullens.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declared the
meeting open for business.
Minutes of the June 20, 1967 meeting were read, Councilman
Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen to accept minutes
as corrected. Motion Carried.
Ajourn
Regular meet
ing.
Legal quorum
present.
Minutes accept-
ed.
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Bid opening on Curb and Butter in Bowen Dr. and 4th No.
Tam Lowrey Bid.
120 Lin. Ft. @ $2.60 Per Lin. Ft.
80¢ pr. sq. ft. for drive ways.
1800 Lin. Ft. Cal $2.30 per. Lin. Ft.
Marvin Clever
120 Lin. Ft.
1800 Lin Ft.
Qa 3.00
C� 2.50
$360.00
4,500.00
Councilman Curfman made motion, seconded by Councilman Stocks to
award bid to Tam Lowrey, contigentent to Engineering on Cliffview
drive and 4th N. No radius to be in on Cliffview Dr. and 4th N.
Until Ok by Eng.
Councilman Curfman made motion, seconded by Councilman Mullens
to have Telephone Co. move telephone poles on 1st. west Have telephone
Motion Carried Co. Move poles on
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald, +
Not to except planning commissions recomandation,to not except Holiday ' "i ".
Haven as a sub -division. Commission recoman
dation turned down.
Tam Lowrey bid on
Bowen Dr.
Marvin Clever bid on
Bowen Dr.
Councilman Mullens stated he had talded to Chief Aikins about red
dome light on police car, chief Aikins said he would take them off
for the time being and give them a try_
Award bid to Tam
Lowrey on Bowen
Dr.
Give police car
a try with out
red dome light.
Councilman West moved, seconded by Councilman Stocks to accept
bills as presented. Motion Carried. Pay'bill's
Councilman Mullens moved, seconded by Councilman Curfman to ajourn
at 10:10 P. M.
Councilman Curfman made motion seeonded by Couneilman McDougald
to get deed from Larry Shumway for 10 x 448' property for disposal
plant. For $250.00. Motion carried.
Attest:
City Recorder
Winford ce 'Mayor
July 18, 1967
The regular meeting of the_Moab City Council was held on the
above date in the Council chambers, present were Mayor Winford Bunce
Councilmen J. W. West, Tom Stocks, R. L. Curfman, John Mullen, Wm.
D. McDougald City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri and City Recorder Le-
land L. Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Dunce declared the
meeting open for business.
Minutes of the July 6, 1967 meeting were read, Councilman
Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried
to accept the minutes after necessary correction are made.
Al Anderson gave a report on the disposal plant. He stated
the construction was coming along fine. The Contractor is doing
a good job and is about 5% behind schedule.
Al Anderson called Rhodes and recommends no test pumping on
# 5 well and to go ahead and install pump and put this well into
the system at !an estimated cost of $4,000.00.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen
and carried to have Nielson and Maxwell go ahead with getting
bids on the pump and specifications on 45 well and advertise for
bids to be opeded on August 1, 1967 at 8:30 P. M.
Ajourn
Get deed from
Larry Shumway
Regular meeting.
Legal quorum
present.
Accepted minutes.
A1,Anderson
gave a report
on disposal
Plant.
Al Anderson recom-
mends no test
pumping.
Get bids on pump
for #5 well.
Mayor Bunce requested Mr. Anderson to deliver bid forms
to suppliers in Salt Lake City.
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Mayor requested bid
forms.
The Grand County School Board, Recreation Board and County
Commissioners & Citizens met with the City Council to discuss
the street dances.
Commissioner Miller made the proposal to give the parking
lot East of the County wilding for the dances. It was
decided to have a dance every other Saturday night from 9:00 P. M.
to 12:00 midnight. Two reliable men to be hired to run the dance
to be paid $10.00 each, the City to take the July 29th dance the
School the next, and the County the next. A charge of 50 per
person will be made to pay for the music and help pay the persons
hired.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman West and
carried that General Contractors be classed professional and
be charged $10.00 per speciality License plus Professional fee.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried to raise Beautician License to the same as a Barber
$15.d0 for the`lst.,,chair,and,,,$10.00 for each additional chair.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen_
Onthat Real Estate brlkers be classed as professional and
charged $30.00 per year, motion carried.
UCouncilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Mc-
UDougald and carried to pay the bills presented.
Mayor Bunce read the following letter from Police Chief
Aikins.
Honorable Mayor Bunce, and Gentlemen of the Moab City
Council:
Recently there has been much discussion concerning the
red dome lights on the Police cars. At this time, I would
like to have my position known for consideration by the City
Council. After careful deliberation, and discussion with other
Police Dept's. I sincerely believe that the red dome lights are
necessary for congested traffic control, accident coverage,
eseorts and emergency escorts, and for the personal protection
of my officers in working traffic, and ultimately, the protection
of Moab City.
Your condiseration in this matter, is very genuinely
appreciated.
Respectfully,
Kenneth,E. Aikins
Chief of Police.
No.action was taken at this time.
Councilman Mullens made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to adjourn at 10:55 P. M.
Attest:
Winford ounce- Mayor
City Reeorder
Street dance was
discussed.
Was desided to
have street dance.
General Contractors
to be classed as
professional.
Beauty Shop license
to change from
10.00 to 15.00
Real Estate broker
to be charged
$30.00
Pay bills.
Letter from Police
Chief Aikins.
No action
taken.
Adjourn.
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July 20, 1967
A special meeting of the Moab City Council was held in the
Special meeting Council chambers at 6;00 P. M. on the above date. Those present
were Mayor Winford Bunee, Councilmen R. L. Curfman, Wm. D. Mc
,Dougald, John Mullen, J. W. West and Tom Stocks.
Chief Aikins and: Chief of Police Kenneth Aikins and Patroleman Foote met
Foote ,with the council.
Dome Lights
Light's left on
Adjourn
Regular meeting
members present
Legal Quorum
Minutes approved
Petition presented
for water drainage
on Tusher
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ICurfman and carried to leave the lights on.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman
(West and carried to adjourn at 6:45 P. M.
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Chief Aikins explained his thoughts on the Dome lights.
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman
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Winfor Dunce Mayor
August 1, 1967
f The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on the ab-
love date in the Council chambers, Present were Mayor Winford
:Bunce, Councilmen J. W. West, Wm. D. McDougald, John Mullens,
'Tom Stocks and City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri and City Recorder
;Leland L. Stocks.
Evans and Shoemaker
inquired about !
drainage on 4th N. I
Bid openings
on trucks
Gaither and P and
K awarded bids.
Bid's on pump
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Dunce declared
the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the July 18 and 20 meetings were read; Councilman
Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman West and carried to
accept the minutes after necessary corrections are made.
Mr. Raymon
petition signed
the drainage on
Ellis met with the Council and presented a
by Residents of Walker Subdivision pertaining to
Tusher St.
Mrs. Flora Evans and Mr. and Mrs Shoemaker asked about
the drainage on 4th North St. The City will check on the
culvert on Park Lane to see what sloe the culvert _Ls and if
it is to small the culvert will be changed, the ditch is to be
cleaned out in front of the Shoemaker resident.
Bid opening on three trucks are as follows:
Dump Pickup Pickup
(Gaither Chevrolet $7,065.00 $1,820.00 $2,600.00
IP and K Ford 6,500.00 1,888.00 2,791.00
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i(West to buy the twoipickups from Gaither Chevrolet and the Dump
truck from P & K ,F,or:0, i,f the bids and specifications are
i.n order -as -advertised.
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;Waterworks
IE. C. Olsen
;Utah Elect. Moto
Bids on pump
are as follows.
Peerless
Johnson
Berkley
r Co. Fairbanks
$1,782.00
2,068.00
2,068.69
2,557.80
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15
21
14
days
days
days
days
Councilman Mullens made motion sec
!Stocks and carried to accept the low bi
Ithe pump up to specifications.
onded by Councilman
d, if Al Anderson finds
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Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to accept the 18.0 total municipal mill
levy.,
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to pay bill from Ed's Plumbing on Clara Christensen
relief valve for $18.82.
Councilman Mullens made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to have Mayor Rance check with the County
Commissioners and see if the County will go half on a radar
for the City and County.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to adjust the Red Cliff beline water bill
in June and July 1967 to June and July of 1966.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to recomend Mr. E. A. (Al) Wiesemann
to the Planning Board. Mr. Wieselmann resides at 229 Park Lane
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman
West and carried to pay the bills presented.
CD
CV Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
UCurfman and carried to adjourn at 10:20 P. M.
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Attest:
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City Recorder.
August 15, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
the above date in the City Council chambers. Present were
Mayor Winford Bunce, Councilmen J. W. West, Wm D. ML:.,.._bald
Tom Stocks City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri and City Recorder
Leland L. Stocks.
Minutes of the August 1, 1967 meeting were read, Council-
man McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks to
accept the minutes after necessary corrections are made.
Mr. Adams of Adams and Hansen Engineering Consultants,
introduced himself to the Council and talked on Engineering
land staff.
Oren Moore talked to the City Council about getting
exclusive rights to get,tbe cans from the CitY dump._. City
Attorney R. H. Ruggeri is to check into legality of giving
right to this agreement.
Mr. Al Anderson reported to the Council on disr_,sal plant.
Contractor is doing a good job of pouring and curing concrete.
All test are in excess of,our requirments the contractor is a
little behind on schedule but by the end of month he .should
be back on schedule he has set for himself.
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Mill Levy of
18.0 accepted
Bill's to be paid
to Ed's Plumbing
for Christensen
Radar for City and
County
Beeline water bill
adjusted
Mr. Wieslman appointed
to planning Comm.
bill's presented
adjourn
Regular meeting
members present
Minutes approved
Adams and Hansen Eng.
Oren Moore to get
cans from city dump
Report on Disposal
plant
Mr. Anderson recommended t^ buy the Johnston pump from
Waterworks equipment Co. for the #5 well.
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Bid for Gas,
Officer gulling to
attend sehool
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dump
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City to Bill Dept. of
Housing & Urban Dev.
Meeting with P.R.A.
City & County Planning
Commissions
City Attorney Ruggeri
to write letter to S
of State on P.R.A.
standing
Regular meeting
members present
Legal Quorum present
Minutes approved
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
and carried, the bid be awarded to Gaither Chevrolet for the
truck.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to co-operate with property owners, City
to take out old curb and gutter, property owners to pay for
new curb and gutter driveways and to replace own yards, City
io rebuild street.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded
McDougald to put in curb and gutter in front
house for a deed to the 16.5 ft. on the west
Lane.
CouncilmantStoeks made motion seconded by Councilman
West to pay bill's as presented.
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to adjourn at 11:05 P. M.
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Attest:
Leland L. Stocks- City Recorder
by Councilman
of Mrs. Evans
end of Walnut
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman West
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Winford ce- Mayor
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September 5, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
1 the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor
i Winford Bunce Councilmen J. W. West, R. L. Curfman, John
1 Mullen, Wm. D. McDougald with Councilman T. A. Stocks arriving
late and City Recorder Leland L. Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declared
the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the August 15, 1967 meeting were read
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman West
and carried to accept the minutes after necessary corrections
are made.
Standard Oil Co. Standard oil of S. California was the low bidder
gas for 1967-68 , regular at.1438 and ethyl .1612.
Chief Aikins recommended that Officer Gulling be sent
to the Divisidn of Peace Officers Training on Sept. 11, 1967
through Oct. 6, 1967.
The City received a letter? requesting a bill be sent
to the Dept, of Housing and Urban Development for $1,OS0.00
for project construetion through 1966.
on the
There will be a meeting with P.R.A. Sept. 15, 1967
at 7:30 P. M. with all committee members of the City, County
Planning Commissions.
Councilman Mullen made motion iseeonded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to have City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri -send
a letter to Secretary of State on P.R.A. to see if the comply
with the State and are in good standing.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to have Midwest Tree Service trim 14 trees
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at the City Park C $25.00 per tree a total sum of $350.00.
Councilman Stocks -made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen
and carried to pay the bill's presented after purchase orders are
attached to the bill's
The Bridge on 5th West was discussed it was stated that $22,000.
has been programed from the State.
Utah Power and Light rates will be reduced after July 9th which
will be a savings of approximately $1,843.20 on the Street lights.
Bid from C.I.D. in Price was received for a truck.
Mayor said that Moab had been discussed fsre possdbler_sight:fot
for the Four Corners Office.
The Tables at the City Park was discussed and Council feel's
the tin tops are not satisfactory and are investigating other
products.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by 1.Councilman Stocks
and carried to adjourn at 10:15 P. M.
ATTEST:
City Recorder
-eeptember 19, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on the
above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor Winford
Dunce, Councilmen J. W. West, R. L. Curfman, Tom Stocks , John
Mullen City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri and Mr. Al Anderson Engineer
for Neilson and Maxwell Co. and City Recorder Leland Stocks.
Minutes of the Sept. 5, 1967 meeting were read, Couneilman
West made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen and carried to
accept the minutes after necessary corrections are made.
Mr. Tam Lowry asked for more money on 1st West -street dip.
Mr. Lowry is to present the City a bill with statement °__ the
extra work that was done. Mayor Bunce and Councilman McDougald
and street Foreman Jack Lawley are to bring back recommendations
for next meeting.
Mr. Al Anderson gave a report on water filings and a summary
of water rights for the City of Moab, Couneilman Curfman made motion
seconded by Councilman Mullen to have Nielson and Maxwell go ahead
with the well and spring rights and get all water rights including
several sources which hereto forth have been used without a right
shaving been legally established in the name of the City of Moab.
Mr. Anderson reported the disposal plant was on schedule and
recommended to the. Council to.z.gw-a.—ne floor in the old clairfier
if necessary Adhdnsthd he.dspl lisimia mperati.on to get all the old
sludge off the floor and sand blast and paint it.
Councilman Mullens made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to have Al Anderson give the City a new job description
of the operation for the operator of the new and old disposal
plant.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks to
install a 6" sewer line on Millcreek Dr. from Tusher St. to the
Vietor property.
Midwest Tree Ser.
to trim tree's
at park.
Bill's to be paid
discussion of
5th West bridge.
a
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, Bid for truck
! Moab as possible
, sight for Four
' Corners Office.
Tables at City
s Park discussed.
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Adjourn
Utah Power& light
rates x!educed.
Regular meeting
Members present
Minutes approved
Mr. Lowry and
Council discuss
dip on 1st West
Nielson & Maxwell
to go ahead with
Ewater right filin-
gs.
if
F
i report on dispos-
al plant- recomm-
endations made.
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[ Mr. Anderson to
pgive the City new
job descriptions
!fon disposal pint
o-
16" sewer line to
/be installed Tush
ler St. to Victor
property
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Meeting with U.T.E.S.!
Sept. 20, 1967
Mayor Bunce stated he had heard from U.T.E.S. (Utah Trans-
portation and Economics Study) action committee and there will
be a meeting Sept. 20, 1967 at 3:30 P.M. in the City Council
Chambers.
Motel sewer chgs.
discussed- no action'
taken.
property for saleto
the City of Moab,
Water & Water Rights
to be purchased
P.R.A. Contract to be
send to S.L.C. for rec-
ommended changes.
Drainage at Park
Dr. to be fixed.
Lance well to be tur-
ned over to Cemetery ,
Len Stocks opposed to
cutting 4th E. st.
down.
Bill's approved
Adjourn
Regular meeting
Membe— present
Minutes approved
Street on 4th E.
discussed,
Curb
Park
Gravel for 4th Northl
Street
and gutter on
Ave.
Motel on sewer charges during the winter months was dis-
cussed, but no action was taken.
Mayor Bunce read a letter from the Department of Interior
saying 160 acres are avaliable for sale to the City of Moab
at $ 2.50 per acre.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried to purchase 3 volumes of Water and Water Rights
covering Western Eastern and Federal Law of Water.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to have City Attorney Ruggeri send P.R.A.
contract to Salt Lake City with his recommendations for changes.
City Engineer Keogh gave a report on Park Drive drainage,
he said the curb on the East by Knopp is lower than to the
West by Sundwall. The City is to raise the curb at Sundwall
drain to East install dip across Park Dr.
The Council discussed the Lance well and decided to turn
the well over to the Cemetery District for water lawns, the
well is to be cheek as -to the cost.
The 4th East street was discussed and Mayor Bunce said
he had talked to Mr. Len Stocks and he is opposed to cut-
ting the street down.
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to pay the bill's presented.
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried to adjourn at 11:11 P.M.
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ATTEST:
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OCTOBER 3, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held
on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor
Winford Bunee Couneilmen Wm. D. McDougald, Toth Stoeks, J.W.
West, John Mullen and R. L. Curfman, City Recorder Leland
L. Stocks.
Minutes of the Sept. 19, 1967 meeting were read, Councilm-
an Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman and
carried to accept the minutes after necessary corrections
are made.
Engineer Keogh gave a report on 4th East St, he has a
profile of the street as to cut the street down or :our a
retaining wall. City Council is to meet on 4th East St.
Oct. 4th at 6:00 P.M. with Len Stocks and Arch Stocks.
Curb and gutter on Park Ave. was discussed, the Council
is to meet on Park Ave. at 5:30 P.M. Oct. 4th.
Mrs. Ann Woodward met with the Council to ask for gravel
on 4th North St. Mayor Bunce told her they would get the gravel
some time this week'or the first of next week.
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Mr. Martin Millward from Utah Power and Light presented a plan to
the City Council for improving the street lighting, as follows:
3 - 2,500 Lumen Inc. lamps to 7,000 lumen mercury vapor lamps
132- 4,000 Lumen inc. lamps to 7,000 lumen mercury vapor lamps
30 - 6,000 Lumen to 7,000 mercury vapor lamps.
Additions:
23 - 7,000 Lumen mercury lamps.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman West
to accept the Utah Power and Light Co, proposal, motion carried.
Mr. Dick Allen presented a subdivision plat on Cane Creek
and Aspen and Birch St. Councilman McDougald made motion seconded
by Councilman Mullen and carried to approve the subdivision Plat
A-1. And then make agreement with Mr. Allen on the sewer easment.
The Council is to meet Mr. Allen at the Council Chambers at 5:15
P.M. October 4, 1967.
Mayor Bunce read a letter from Mr.
clarrfier will be drained and ready for
The Rhodes Co. will be here on the 16th
the pumps on well # 4 and 5.
Al Anderson stating the
inspection on the 17th.
and 17th of Oct. to set
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman to buy 55 gallons of anti -freeze from Conoco Oil Co.
Nfor $1.33 per gal.
Mayor Bunce read a letter from Mr. Rdlly harper dsking if
U the City Council will let him use the lot # 23 in Bowen eubdiv-
V ision as a non -conforming use for a catering service.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to have the Planning Commission give recommend
rezoning part of 4th_F. to neighbor comm.
Mayor Bunce presented a bill from the Towne House Cleaners
for cleaning a uniform for Allen Palmer. Councilman West made
motion seconded by Councilman McDougald and cafried not to pay
the cleaning bill, uniforms allowance should take care of this.
The building for the City shop is estimated at a cost of
$16,000.00 for a building 60' by 32'.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman West
and carried to put a fence around the property on West side of
wash and get son temporary sheds built to store materials and
equipment, the building are to built next year.
Mayor Bunce read the contractors request for payment on the
disposal plant of $30,099.31 -59% of the work is done and 53%
of the time used.
Proposed master road plan 5th West from highway 160 South
to came Creek, Cane Creek to Highway 160, 3rd South from Main to
4th East, 4th East from 3rd South, to highway 160, Mill Creek Dr.
from 3rd South to City Limits.
l News Paper advertising ad in paper $617.50, county will pay
$cnn,00 the City is to pay $117.50.
Councilman West made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried to pay the bill's presented.
Councilman McDougald Made. Motion seconded by Councilman
West to adjourn at 12:00 midnight. .
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City Recorder
Improvement in
st. lighting
presented by Mr.
Millward of U.P.&L
Subdivision plat
presented by Mr.
Dick Allen - Counei
approved.
clarifier to be dr
ained and ready for
insp. Rhodes to set
pumps at #4&5 wells
Anti -freeze to be
purchased from
Conoco Oil Co.
Letter - Rolly
Harper requesting
;non -conforming use
'of property
Planning Comm, to
;recommend rezoning
of 4th I.
Bill for cleaning
Officer Palmer
uniform
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Est. cog
40ldg. fq
Fence a
rty - t
for equ
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Contrac ....-a—request
1 for pymt. ondisposa:
plant.
denied
Proposed master
road plan.
Newspaper ad
$117.50
Bill's approved
Adjourn
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OCTOBER 17, 1967
Regular meeting
Members present
Legal quorum
present
Minutes approved
retaining wall on
Len Stocks property
Acceptance of plans
on Park Ave.
Plat A-1 Mtn. View
subd. cancelled
Water lines for
Bittle Lane and
Wagoner Subd.
pumps installed
at well's # 4 and
# 5
Structure started
on sewage plant -
recommendation's
made by Al Anderson
water filing's and
meter stations ins-
talled.
Floridation
Mr. Iraelsenumet
with the council to
present fact's about
Utah Fact Book.
(Buster) C.L. Ste-
wart retired from
Planning Comm. Mr.
Harley Johnson app-
ointed _
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
the above date in the City Council Chambers. Present were Mayor
Winford Bunce Councilmen J. W. West, R. L. Curfman, Wm. D. Mc-
Dougald, John Mullen and Tom Stocks, City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri
City Recorder Leland L. Stocks -and Engineer Al Anderson.
There being a legal quorum present, Mayor Bunce declared
the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the October 3, 1967 meeting were read and Coun-
cilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen and
carried to accept the minutes after necessary corrections
are made.
The City is to construct a retaining wall on Len Stocks
property south to the Scharf property and S. E. Scharf is to
put a retaining wall in front of his property.
The Council is to accept the plans on Park Ave. as drawn
by Engineer Keogh.
Mr. Dick Allen notified the City Council he is not going
ahead with Plat A-1 Subdivision in Mtn. View and any agreement
made with Mr. Allen on sewer line's will be reconsidered on its
merrits at a later date.
Mr. Bill Marston asked the Council what could be done to
get water on Bittle Lane. Mayor Hume explained to get water
lines installed in Wagner Subdivision the owners would have'to
come in on this line to make it pay for itself. City Attorney
R. H. Ruggeri is to draw up a petition to see how many people
will sign up for water in this district.
Mr. Al Anderson reported on well # 4 and # 5, both new
pumps have been installed. Rhodes Bros. had 'about 22 day s
plus travel time, # 4 well was in good shape, no sand had come
in the well and the pump was in good shape. Well # 5 is pumping
about 250 G.P.M.
Sewage Plant starting building only structure to be started
is grit ehamber. Primary clarifier is drained the floor is in
need of repair, the squeegee were in poor condition. Al recom-
mended to pour about IA' of grout in claifier to even the floor,
and get new squeegee. Sand blast metal and repaint. Councilman
Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman Mullens to have Al
Anderson get quotations from the contractor for an extra to do
this work, Motion carried.
There is no major problems on water filing and to get meter
stations installed as soon as possible.
Floridation study have not done to much
Mr. Mel Iraelsen, representing the Utah Fact Book, complete
Travel Directory and sponsored by Utah Motel Association of Utah
in cooperation with: Utah Restaurant Assn. , Utah Petroleum.
Council, Utah Assn, of Petroleum Dealers, Western River Guides
Assn., Utah's Inc., and Utah Travel Council. Presented tothe
Council the facts about the association. The New Utah''Fact
Book will be the most complete, comprehensive and helpful travel
guide ever published for the State of Utah. The cost to, the
City would be $1,050.00. Councilman Mullen'made motion seconded
by Councilman West and carried to take this under consideration
at the next budget hearing.
Mayor Bunce said that Mr. C. L. (Buster) Stewart has retired
from the Planning Commission and asked -that Mr. Harley Johnson
be appointed to fill the vacancy. Couneilman Mullen made motion
seconded by Councilman West and carried to appoint Mr. Johnson
teethe Planning Commission
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman McD-
ougald and carried to appoint the following as City Election
Officials.
District # 5:
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Ailene Cook
LaRue Gaither
Mrs. Harold Provonsha
Aleen Scharf
Betty Johnson
Roberta Long
District # 3:
Norma Osborne
Dorothy Markle
Mrs. Richard Minton
Mary Allen
Dorothy`Robertson
Mrs. Eris :Young
District # 2 and # 4:
Flora Evans
Clara Gerhardt
Margaret Maki
Gwyn Meador
Erma Newell
inHazel Thomson
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[' Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman McD-
U ougald and carried to sell the building at the old State Road
VYard to Mr. Rolly Harper Catering service for $100.00 and other
considerations.
523 Rosetree Lane
638 E_ 2nd South
440 E. 2nd South
163 N. 4th East
602 Nichols Lane
580 Nichols Lane
424 Huntridge Dr.
# 25'Apache Circle
616 Huntridge Dr.
301 Park Ave.
335 Park Lane
557 N. 6th West
4th N. 3rd West
95 E. 2nd North
315 North Main
315 South Main
120 N. 1st East
18 E. 2nd. North
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried to pay the bill's presented.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman West
and carried to adjourn at 10:55 P. M
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City Recorder.
unce - Mayor
OCTOBER 31, 1967
A special meeting of the Moab City Council was held on the
above dat at 5:30 P. M. in the Council Chambers. Present were
Mayor Winford BunceCouncilmen J. W. West, John Mullen, Wm. D. Me-
Dougald, R. L. Curfman, Tom Stocks and City a,torney R. H. Ruggeri
and City Recorder Leland L. Stocks.
Mr. LaGrande Pritchard met with the Council to discuss the
purchase of land belnnging to Pritchard Transfer Co. Mr. Pritchard
stated the Company wanted $18,000.00 for the 3.13 acres of land
on Kane Creek Blvd. including the shop and all improvements.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Stocks
and carried to have Mr. Pritchard check and see if the Pritchard
Transfer Company can work out a lease purchase deal on this prop-
erty for one (1) year based on normal rent for this area.
There will be no meeting on November 7th due to election
day, the next regular meeting will be held on Thursday the 9th
of November,
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen
and carried to adjourn at 6:30 P. M.
Attest:
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City xeaoraer
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Winfo d Bunce - Mayor
Judge's of
Election
Old State Road
Yard sold to
Rolly Harper Cate-
ering Service.
Bill's to be
paid.
Adjournment
Special meeting
members present
Purchse of land
belonging to Prit-
chard Transfer Co.
discussed.
Lease purchse deal
discussed.
No reg. meeting on
Nov. 7 - due to
leleetion Meet Nov.
9th.
Adjourn
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Regular meeting and
members present
Legal quorum pres-
ent.
Minutes accepted
after necessary
corrections.
Beer license for
Frontier club requ-
ested by Mr. Garcia
Plumbing bill to
be paid and 4.00
abated for Mrs.
Ada Holyoak
Approval of Grant
pmt. on sewer plant
Judgement rendered
against City in the
case of Joe Cooper
Estate VS Moab City
and Dave Holder
Canvasing of the
votes are as follows
Agreement to pay
light bill for #4
well & golf course
pump unt_' Bec.31
1969
Bill's to be paid
Adjournment
NOVEMBER 9, 1967
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on
the above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor
Winford Bunce Councilmen J. W. West, R. L. Carfman,iWm. D.
McDougald, Tom Stocks and John Mullen Engineer John Keogh and
City Recorder Leland L. Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declared
the meeting open for business.
Minutes of the Oct. 17, 1967 meeting were read, Councilman
Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen and carried to
accept the minutes after necessary corrections are made.
Mr. John Garcia asked about a beer license for the former
Frontier Club, also if the license fee would be prorated for
the balance of the year. Mr. Garcia was informed there was
no prorating of beer license, also he would be required to
submit an application for approval for a beer license.
Mrs. Ada Holyoak stated sh had a water leak which she did
not think should be charged to her as it was an old line which
belonged to someone else. Councilman Mullen made motion second-
ed by Councilman Stocks and carried to pay Ed's Plumbing $25.99
for repair on her line and abate $4.00 on Sept. and Oct, bill's.
Mayor Bunce read the approval of Grant payment on sewer
plant of $39,300.00.
Mayor Bunce stated that City Attorney R. H. Ruggeri had
been notified by District Court from Monticello that judgement
had been rendered against the City of Moab for $6,000.00
in the Joe Cooper Estate VS Dave Holder and City of Moab..
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald
and carried to authorize Attorney Ruggeri to appeal the Joe
Cooper Estate judgement decision to the Supremencourt.
Canvasing of the votes are as follows:
Dist: # 3 ' 550 registered voters
Dist: # 4 773 registered voters
Dist: # 2 58 registered voters
Dist: # 5 703 registered voters
Dist:
Curfman
McDougald
Muller.
Foote
Hirshfeld
Somerville
Jacobs
Arnold
#2
6
8
9
7
4
6
7
-0-
47
43
114
141
126
106
54
58
141
-0-
740
254
302
14
342
voted
voted
voted
voted
44 #5 TOTAL • ,
138
183
149
107
68
92
158
1
896
137 395
187 519 519
145 429 429
140 360
101 227
75 231
232 538 538
-0- ,1
1017 270.0
Our agreement whereby the City was paying pumping bill's
for water from # 4 well and pump for Golf Course water system
was expiring Dec.31, 1967. It appearing to be in the best
interest of all concerned, Councilman West made motion seconded
by Councilman Mullen and carried to renew the agreement for
two (2) more years, ending Dec. 31, 1969.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by councilman West
and carried to pay the bill's presented.
Couneilman West made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen
and carried to adjourn at 10:35 P.M.
Attest:
City Recorder
Aa.,L. eA
Winfo d Bunce - Mayor
NOVEMBER 21, 1967
1.3'3
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on the
above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor Winford
Bunce Councilmen J. W. West, R. L. Curfman, Wm. D. McDougald,
Tom Stocks, John Mullen City Engineer John Keogh and City Recorder I
Leland L. Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce declared the
meeting open for business.
Minutes of the Nov. 9, 1967 meeting were read, Councilman Mc-
Dougald made motion seconded by Councilman West and carried to
approve the minutes as read.
Mr. Al Anderson reported the disposal plant was about SO%
completed and is grogressing fine. Mr. Anderson stated the City
should apply to the Water Polution Control board for another
partial payment after Dec. 1, 1967.
The old primary clarifier needs new brass squeegees but not
grout. All metal should be painted, contractor has been asked
to furnish a contract price for this work.
CD An apoxy paint may be the best way to repair the existing
Chi digester in place of concrete as specified in the contract.
I'Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman and
(...?carried to grant Mr. Anderson permission to investigate the change
U from concrete to apoxy. If the decision is made Lo make the change
Council will authorize the change order at the time.
Mr. Anderson has done some work on the floridation but the
plans are not quite ready.
Mrs. Marie Dull stated her basement was to low to get into
the sewer line on Mill Creek Dr. City Engineer John Keogh was
authorized to get grades on outlet and on sewer line and report
to the council next meeting.
Mr. Glen Vietor offered his property to,the City for 0,500.00
for 1 1/3 acres. Council is to take this under consideration.
Star Hall 4" connections to be installed by the City at time
and material plus 15% overhead cost.
Councilman MCDougald made motion seconded by Councilman Curfman
and carried to have City Attorney Ruggeri prepare an ordinance
change for 2" water cnnnections from $300.00 to $450.00. Anything
over 2" is to be time and material plus 15% overhead cost.
Mayor stated he would like to go to Salt Lake City on Nov.30-67
for outdoor recreation meeting, Council agreed
.0ouncilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen
and carried to pay the bill's presented, e=72-' the Sanfax Corp.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald
and carried to the county half price on the polish machine for
maintanoe of floors in court house
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald
and carried to adjourn at 10:15 P. M.
fotBunce - Mayor
Attest:
City Recorder
Regular meeting
members present,
Legal quorum
Minutes approved
Mr. Anderson repo
rted on progress
of Disposal plant.
work needed on
clarifier- and
paint disposal pint
Digester repairs
discussed.
plans not ready
on floridation
sewer for Mrs.
Marie Dull discuss-
ed.
Glen Victor propert2
for sale -take
under consideration
Star Hall connec-
tions.
Ordinance changed
for water connec-
tions.
Mayor to go to S.
L.C. -outdoor ree.
meeting.
bills to be paid
City to pay half
of the polish
machine
adjourn
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December 5, 1967
Regular meeting and
members present.
Legal quorum pres-
ent.
Minutes accepted.
Engineer Keogh
reported of Marie
Dull sewer line.
Clair Tangren to
pay Special Impro-
vement.
Bud Walker experm-
ints with divertion
of water in Tusher
Canyon,
Harvey Nelson ex-
plained defensive
dri4ing.
New year's eve
hours set.
The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was held on the
above date in the Council Chambers. Present were Mayor Winford
Bunce, Councilmen J. W. West, R. L. Curfman, Wm. D. McDougald,
Tom Stocks and John Mullen, City recorder Leland L. Stocks.
There being a legal quorum present Mayor Bunce•declared the
meeting open for business.
Minutes of the Mov. 21, 1967 Meeting were read, Councilman
West made motion seconded by Councilman McDougald and carried
to approve the minutes as read.
Engineer Keogh reported to Mayor Bunce that Mrs. Marie Dull
only had .3 of a foot fall do her sewer line. She will raise
plumbing in her basement to get sewer into the main.
Mayor Dunce stated Clair Tangren would pay Special Improvement
if the City would fix the drive way to his property.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried to have this drive way taken care of.
Mr. Bud Walker stated he had done some experminting on
diverting water out of Tusher Canyon. He could cut a ditch
to devert water out of Tusher Cac:;on for an estimated
figure of $3,500.00. Council is to look this project over
Dec. 6, 1967 at 4;30 P. M.
Mr. Harvey Nelson from Utah Safety Council explained the,
course on Defensive Driving, he stated that Grand County was
offering the course to their employees and wanted to know
if the City would be interested in having the City employees I
take the course at the same time. The cost will be $1.00
per student. Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Council-
1 man McDougald and carried to pay the employees cost and have
them take the course, 2 week day's from 4:00 P. M. to
6:00 P. M., the City to allow 1 hour and the employee to
I stand 1 hour.
i
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman West
and carried that the 10:00 P. M. closing on Sunday for sale
of beer be lifted and that Taverns be allowed to' remain
1 open until 2:00 A. M. New Years Eve for one Sunday only.
Prichard Inc. want
to rent building
to city.
Ken Allred wanted
to get syphon.
Glen Holyoak asked;
for pressure valve:
Bills to be paid
Light on Bittle
lane.
Adjournment
Prichard Inc., reported they would rent the yard to Moab
City for $250.00 per month and $100.00 per month to apply
on purchase price if purchased within one year.
Ray Branscom gave a figure of $8,388.00 appraised
value of county road yard.
I
Councilman McDougald statea v-9 Allred wanted to get a
syphon for his water connection so he could get water
at all times. Mullens will get a drawing and present to
Lee Stocks to try out and see if it will work rather than
do expensive manhole job as recommended by Al Anderson.
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman Mc-
Dougald for the City to buy pressure valve for Glen Holyoak
Mullen yea, McDougald Yea, West Nap, Curfman Nae, Stocks
nae. Motion not carried.
Councilman Stocks made motion,seconded by Couneilman Mullen
to pay the bills as presented, motion carried.
Council discused light on Bittle Lane.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullen and carried to adjourn at 9:40 P. M.
kAttest:
a„,/
City Recorder
Dec. 19, 1967
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The regular meeting of the Moab City Council was
held on the above date in the Council Chambers. Present
were Mayor Winford Bunce Councilmen Wm. D. McDougald, John
Mulleni R. L._Curfman, with councilman Stocks arriving late,
City Recorder Leland Stocks.
Regular meeting
4nd members present.
Minutes of the Dec. 4, 1967 meeting were read, Councilman
McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen and carried
to accept the minutes as presented after necessary corrections
are made.
Mayor Bunce stated Mrs. Marie Dull said the plumber had
her sewer pipe ordered.
Councilman Curfman made motion seconded by Councilman
Mullens to have City engineer Keogh do some engineering on
Tusher Canyon drainage to see if possible to remove water
from Tusher at reasonable cost.
Mayor Bunce read a
wanting City to take ad
in Feb. 1968. The City
1, 1968.
letter from Utah Motel Association
in Travel Handbook to be published
would be billed $400.00 after July
Councilman Mullen made motion seconded by Councilman
Stocks and carried that we do not participate with them due
to budget procedures there may not be an3, funds available to
pay the bill.
Mr. Ed. Drake of Towne T. V. met with the council to
discuss licensing fees. He would like to know the reason
for City charging sale tax. He stated his Co. was furnishing
a service to the City. They have been operating for 14 years
and have not raised the rates however services have been
increased.
Mr. Drake stated he did not think he should collect
a gross license tax from 1300 customers.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to table the Town T. V. licensing.
After considerable discussion on the use of salt brine,
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman Mullen
to use salt brine with discreation and use as little as
possible , motion carried.
Councilman Stocks made motion seconded by Councilman
McDougald and carried to pay the bills as presented.
The next City Council meeting will be held Jan. 2, 1968
at 10:00 A. M.
Councilman McDougald made motion seconded by Councilman
Curfman and carried to adjourn at 9:40 P. M.
Attest:
J��
City Recorder
Minutes accepted
after necessary
corrections.
Marie Dull said
plumber ordered
sewer pipe.
Council asked Keogh
to do some engineer-
ing on Tusher
Canyon.
Letter from Utah
Motel Ass. for
Travel Handbook.
No money in budget
for Travel Handbook.
Ed. Drake met with
Council on licensing
fees.
Table Town T. V.
licensing.
Use salt brine
with discreation.
Bills' to be paid
Adjournment
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