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HomeMy Public PortalAboutMIN-CC-01/02/1945 to 12/10/1951Moab, Utah January 2, 1945 The City Council met in regular session on Mhe above date at 8 o'clock p.m. The Recorder called the roll and those present and absent were as follows: Present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen C. J. Meador, Wayne R. McConkie and Cord Bowen. Absent: Councilmen J. W. Corbin and N. S. Christensen. Ala() present were Howard Lance and Earl Oliver. Howard Lance discussed with the Council the possibility of having settled the pending application of the City before the State Engineer for change of nature of use of water, to which application Mr. Lance and others had entered a protest. Mr. Lance suggested that the matter be left with the State Engineer for arbitration, and that the City accept any decision so made. After some discussion the Council decided to allow; the application to to be disposed of in the regular course by the State Engineer. Upon motion by McConkie, seconded by Bowen, and duly passed, the recorder was requested to notify S. J. Gaumer and Lucian Tangren to furnish the city with proper plans and specifications as required by the City Ordinance on their proposed constructions. The request of Town Ulmer for permission to erect a sign on the city street near the Bart Stewart property was referred to the Mayor for further report. The minutes of the meeting of December 5, 1944 and approved. The following claims were ordered paid: were read Bill Stocks .410.00T, E. J. Brewer $290.00� Interm. Prt. & Stat. Co 6.70 � U. S. F. & G 1 30.004� Chas. Zufelt .60,. C. J. Meador 15.0&\ Interstate Brick Co 97.02,-, Moab Garage Co 88.6Ek Biggs Kurtz Hard. Co 17.944, Utah Power & Light Co 59.40N, Moab Garage Transp. Co 15.754- General Fire Truck Agency. 550.00,N Their being no further business the meeting adjourned. N?sa.A.4:3•1 City Re ,1\ Moab, Utah February 6, 1945 The City Council met in regular session On the above date at 8 o'clock p.m., with the following present: Mayor D. B. Baldwin, Councilmen C. J. Meador, Wayne R. McConkie, J. W. Corbin, and Cord Bowen. Absent was Councilman N. S. Christensen. Upon motion by Councilman McConkie and seconded by Council- man Meador, and carried, the street committee was authorized to have the drain ditch running along the Kerby property and the street cleaned, provided adjoining property owners clean a portion along their respective lands. Upon motion by Councilman Bowen and seconded by Councilman Corbin, and carried, the sewer connection to the Abe Day residence was authorized. Councilman Bowen brought to the attention of the Council the C. E. Bailey sewer connection. It was ordered that notice to 2 00 n) Mr. Bailey and also to Don Taylor be given requesting payment of the $50 sewer fee. A discussion was had on the proposition of renting from A. Reed Somerville a portion of his building to be used as a City and County morgue. It was stated that Mr. Somerville would make necessary improvements on the buildingsand would charge a rental of )50.00 per month. The rental to be paid $29.00 by Grand county, 15.00 by the City and 315.00 by Mrs. Paul Stark, a funeral director of Fruita, Colorado. The building to be used by the public with the exception of one small room to be used by Mrs. Stark for supplies. Upon motion of Councilman Meador, seconded by Councilman Bowen and carried, the City agreed to enter into a contract for the rental of said building at the sum of 315.00 per mohth to the City upon conditior that the City had legal authority to enter into such a contract. Upon motion by Councilman Meador, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and carried, the Mayor was authorized to purchase a 1933 Buick Coupe from Don McPherson for the sum of $275 `to be used for the Water Department. The following claims were approved and ordered Grand county Cooper Martin & Co 4.50,N Chas. Zufelt `^ 27.00 Vere Westwood _ 40.004.„ Utah Power & Light Co �59.40 Waterworks Equipment Co.. 55.004, Moab Garage Co 1'44.46 J. R. Voggele 9.00. Alvie Holyoak J' 4.00 John P. Johnson 7.00*- J. T. Wise 18.00 Gordon Supply Co 1.15,^ Crane O1Fallon Co 200.11 Don McPherson 275.00,_ 356.44,K Midland Tele. Co paid: '` 13.20 Upon motion by Councilman Meador, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and carried, the meeting ady}ourned. City Reoorde,r Moab, Utah March 20, 1945 The amity Council met in regular session on the above date at 8 o'clock p.m, with the following present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen C. J. Meador, Cord Bowen, N. S. Christensen, J. W. Corbin and WayneR. MoConkia. Also present was Clive Stewart and John Johnson. Mr. Stewart and Mr. Johnson brought to the attention the dumping of garbage, ashes, etc on the Stewart property within the city. It appearing from what Mr. Stewart stated that he had permitted the dumping of ashes on his property and had so posted a sign. The t,ouncil decided that this was a private matter and not one for the city to take any action on. The water supt. was authorized to have constructed a water line to the Len Stocks and adjoining properties. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: Utah Power & Light Co Oscar Stewart Edward Knight Neal Ray. Jr E. A. Kerby Moab Garage Co Reuben Allen Gordon Supply Co Chas. Zufelt Times -Independent $59.40N\ Gilbert Allred 142.00 33.001 Bernard Evans - 6.00 36.00,.. Tim Taylor 0-12.00 39.00t_ Vaughn Taylor "i48.00 54.00, D. A. Kerby •`-56.00 36.05t Cooper Martin & Co ' 2.20 10.50- Joe Zufelt \r5.25 .75'• Midland Tele. Co ` 1.75 27.00- M. W. Morse •'8.00 23.35- 3 Upon motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman Bowen and carried the meeting adjourned. City Recorder Moab, Utah May 1, 1945 The City Council met in regular session on the above date at 8 o'clock p.m., with the following present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Cord Bowen, Wayne R. McConkie and J. W. Corbin. Absent: Councilmen C. J. Meador and H. S. Christensen The minutes of the meetings of January 2, February 6 and March 20, 1945 were read and approved. Mrs. Hawks, Mrs. Tangren, Mrs. Secrest and Mrs. Anderson appeared before the council and requested that a sewer line be extended'to their respective properties on A street. The matter was referred to the sewer committee for study and recommendation. The Mayor stated that Lewis McKinney had inquired about leasing for a period of ten years ft:,six acre tract of land to be used for an orchard. The land being within the city park area. The matter was left for further study. The Mayor reported that considerable work had been done in cleaning the water line at the city park of rootsand that the water system was now in good condition. Considerable discussion was had on adoPting a milk ordinance. It was decided that more study should be given to this subject by the councilmen and that board of health officials be invited to discuss the matter with the council. The following claims J. T. Wise $56.25 Utah Power & Light Co59.40 Duff Beeson 27.00 Collector of Internal Rev.7.10 Gordon Supply Co 108.15 Biggs Kurtz Hard. Co20.88 Midland Telephone Co1.75 Utah Power & Light Co59.40 A. Reed Somerville 15.00 Clover's Cafe 1.30 Wm. Marler 6.00 Lee & Larry Stocks 2.00 were approved and ordered paid: J. L. Castor $56.25 A. Reed Somerville 15.00 Verl Veeson 27.00 Crane O'Fallon Co 118.78 Moab Garage Co . 39.97 Utah Municipal League 40.00 Assoc. Civic Clubs of S.U10400 Carroll J. Meador 10.00 Chas. Zufelt 2.00 Wm. Marler 33.00 Enos Nielson 6.00 Steve Day 45.00 Upon motion by Councilman Bowen, seconded by Counoilman McConkie, and carried, the meeting adjourned. The City Council at 8 o'clock p.m. with the Baldwin, Councilmen: J. W. approved. Moab, Utah June 5, 1945 met in regular session on the above date following members present: Mayor D. E. Corbin, C. J. Meador and Cord Bowen. Absent: Councilmen N. S. Christensen and Wayne R. MoConkie The minutes of the meeting of May 1, 1945 were read and 4 After some discussion on the sewer line from A street it was moved by councilman Corbin, seconded_by Councilman Meador that said sewer line be constructed as soon as proper survey can be made. Motion carried. There was considerable discussion on adopting the milk ordinance suggested by the State Board of Health. It was decided to invite members of the state board to discuss the matter with the council before any action is taken. Upon motion by councilman Bowen, seconded by councilman Meador, and duly carried, the firm of Bees]ey-Wood & Company, Certified Public Accountants, of Salt Lake City, was retained to audit the city boots for the years 1941-42-43-44, at a cost of 150.00. After some discussion on the right of way through the City Park the mayor was authorized to take what ever action necessary in preventing destruction of city property within the park and to keep the park closed at night, if not in use by the public. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: Transfer to Bond Fund $$500.00 E. J. Brewer 251.00 Moab Garage Co 11.70 Times -Independent 53.20 Dale M. Parriott 5.25 State Tax Commission 2.00 A. Reed Somerville 15.00 Midland Telephone Co '$ 5.20 J. L. Castor -9.00' Gordon Supply Co .95' Utah Power & Light Co59.40 Grand Soil Cons. Dist54.00 Oliver's Cafe 5.20 Cash (stamps) 5.00 Upon motin by councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman Bowen and carried, the meeting adjourned. City Reece rder IL.N Moab, Utah July 3, 1945 The City Council met in regular session on the above date at $ o' clock p.m., with the following present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Cord Bowen, C. J. Meador, J. W. Corbin and Wayne R. McConkie. Councilman N. S. Christensen was absent. The minutes of June 5, 1945, were read and approved. Also present were Fred Cornaby, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oliver, Fern Sitton and Helen M. Knight who met with the Gvuncil for the purpose of urging the adoption of a uniform milk ordinance by the City Council. Mr. Cornaby discussed with the Council the milk condition within the city. He stated that there was no pasteurized or Grade A milk being produced or sold within the city and that in order to bring the milk up to standard it would be necessary to adopt a proper ordinance. After some discussion of the problem, the Council decided to call a public meeting to determine the attitude of the citizens of Moab as to the adoption of a milk ordinance. Mrs. Knight appeared before the Council and asked for financial assistance in making necessary repairs to the swimming pool. She stated that certain mechanical defects had developed which would require the services of an engineer from Salt Lake and that the cost might be excessive. Upon motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman Meador, and duly passed, the Council agreed to pay one-half of the expense incurred in repairing the swimming pool. Upon motion by Councilman Meador, seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly carried, Frank Norton was appointed Special Deputy Marshal. The City Recorder brought to the attention of the Council the offer of Lucian Tangren to furnish all materials necessary in placing a curb and gutter at his business property upon condition that the city pay the sum of $85.00 for labor. After some discussion the matter was referred to the Street Committee. Upon motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Council- man Bowen, and duly carried, Margie M. Leaning was appointed City Treasurer, effective June 1, 1945, to fill out the unexpired term of Winifred Bunce who had resigned. J. W. Corbin introduced the following Resolution. RESOLUTION NO. 45 WHEREAS, it appearing to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand county, Utah, that for the purpose of retiring bonds due and interest thereon, in connection with the city water and sewer systems, that the sum of two thousand dollars 02,000.00) is necessary. ' NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of retiring said bonds and the payment of said interest thereon, that the City Council of said City of Moab borrow for and on behalf of said City from The First National Bank of Moab, in Moab, Utah, the sum of two thousand dollars ($2000.00), said sum to be payable on or before December 31, 1945, and to draw interest at the rate of six per cent per annum. IT IS FURTHER ordered by the City Council of Moab, that Mayor D. E. Baldwin of said City, for and on behalf of said City, execute and deliver to the said The First National Bank of Moab, the negotiable promissory note of said City in and for the sum of two thousand dollars (,2000.00), and that said note be in the words and figures following, to -wit: , $2000.00 Moab, Utah. August 1, 1945. On or before December 31, 1945, the City of Moab, in Grand county, Utah, for value received, promises to pay to The First National Bank of Moab, or order, the sum of Two Thousand dollars ($2000.00), at the First National Bank of Moab, in Moab, Utah, with interest at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum from the date hereof until paid. Said City further agrees to pay a reasonable attorney's fee in case suit shall be brought on this note, said fee to be taxed as a part of the costs in the suit. This note is issued by the City Council of Moab, Utah, in conformity to a resolution of said Council passed and adopted on the 3rd day of July, 1945, and under authority conferred upon said Council by the provisions of Section 15-8-6, Utah Code Annotated, 1943. Attest: Mitchell Melich City Recorder CITY OF MOAB By D. E. Baldwin Mayor 6 City of Moab County of Grand ) ss. State of Utah I, Mitchell Melich, the duly appointed, qualified and acting Recorder of the City of Moab, -Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing promissory note is within the lawful debt limit of said City and is issued according to law. Dated August 1, 1945. Attest: City Recorder Mitchell Melich Recorder of the City of Moab, Utah. Approved: Mayor On motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman McConkie, said Resolution was adopted by the following vote: Aye• D. E. Baldwin J. W. Corbin C. J. Meador Cord Bowen Wayne R. MoConkie Nay• None Mayor D. E. Baldwin thereupon carried and signed the same in approval declared the Resolution thereof. The following claims were approved and Moab Drug Co $ 1.30 Beesley, Wood & Co 150.00 Utah Power & Light Co59.40 Grand county 166.93 The Eyr-Fyter Co 18.48 Lester Burr J. L. Castor ordered paid: Wm Marler (M.C.A.) ... Moab Garage Co A. Reed Somerville Collector of Int. Rev. 10.00 13.50 10.50 19.83 l�j.o0 11.60 Upon motion by Councilman Bowen, seconded by Councilman,., Meador and carried, the meeting adjourned. \XIALS1 City ecorder Moab, Utah August 7, 1945. The City Council met in regular session on the above date at 8 o' clock p.m., with the following present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Cord Bowen, C. J. Meador and J. W. Corbin. Councilman N. S. Christensen and Councilman Wayne R. McConkie were absent. The minutes of July 3, 1945, were read and approved. The adoption of a Milk Ordnance was deferred until the September meeting. The City Attorney was instructed to prepare an ordinance creating a Fire Department within the city. CO pp 7 The Mayor reported that the City Marshal, Charles Zufelt, had resigned and submitted the application of Lewis T. McKinney for that office. Upon motion by Councilman Bowen, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and duly carried, Lewis T. McKinney was appointed City Marshal, effective August 8, 1945, and to serve at the will of the City Council. The City Recorder submitted a proposition of A. Reed Somerville whereby Mr. Somerville agreed to make additions to his building for the purpose of using the same as a fire hall and garage for the City fire truck. Mr. Somerville desired to lease the building to the pity at a rental of 4150.00 per month for a term of three years. On motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman Bowen,and duly carried, the Mayor and the City Recorder were authorized,on behalf of the city, to enter into a Lease Agreement with Mr. Somerville for the purpose of leasing the Somerville building for a period of three years at a rental of 350.00 per month; the Lease Agreement to be entered into as soon as the Somerville building has been completed and is ready for occupancy by the city. Upon motion by Councilman Bowen, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and duly carried, the Council agreed to take a one- fourth page ad in the Christmas edition of the Deseret News for the price of *100.00. Upon motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly carried, a building permit was ordered issued to Mrs. Virginia Carter, the permit to cover the construction of additional cabins to the Utah Auto Court. Councilman Corbin introduced the following resolution: RESOLUTION NO. 46 WHEREAS, it appears to the City Council of the City of Moab Grand county, Utah that the following leVies are necessary for the year 1945 on all of the taxable property within said City, to -wit: five (5) mills for contingent expenses; four (4) mills for bond interest and sinking fund; three (3j mills for improving and repairing sidewalks and two (2) mills for constructing and repairing sewers and drains. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of ttthe CityChof Moab,Grand county, Utah, doesoherebyerecommend Grranaecount� utan, thatdtheefollowing lleevies be made Commissioners taxable property within said City of Moab for the year 1945: five (5) mi11!T for contingent expenses; four (4) mills for bond interest and sinking fund; three (3) mills for improving and repairing sidewalks, and two (2) mills for constructing and repairing'sewers and drains. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED'that a copy of this resolution be certified to the County Auditor and the Board of County Commissioners of Grand county, Utah, by the Recorder of the City of Moab. CITY OF MOAB By D. E. Baldwin Mayor Attest: Mitchell Melich City Recorder 8 City of Moab County of Grand ) ss. State of Utah ) I, Mitchell Melich, the duly appointed, qualified and acting Recorder of the City of Moab, Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of the original,Resolution No. 4b passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Moab on the 7th day of August, 1945, as the same now appears of record in my office. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 4th day of September, 1945. Mitchell Melioh Recorder of the City of Moab, Utah. Attest:\ Approved: City Recorder '� Mayor. On motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman Bowen, said Resolution was adopted by the following vote: Aye: Nay: D. E. Baldwin J. W. Corbin Cord Bowen C. J. Meador None Mayor D. E. Baldwin thereupon declared the Resolution carried and signed the same in approval thereof. Upon motiom by Councilman Bowen, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and duly carried, any city official desiring to attend the Utah Municipal League Convention at Riohfield, Utah, August 31st and September 1st, was authorized to do so at the expense of the City. The following claims were approved and ordered paid:, Moab Garage Co $ 4.90 E. Y. Moore `# 1.50 Gordon Supply Co 17.88 Grand County . . . . 164.00 Carroll J. Meador • • 10.00 William J. Morgan. . . 18.00 F. D. Powell (M.C.A.) • 12.00 ,J. L. Castor ▪ . 6.00 Upon motion by Bowen, and carried, Councilman Corbin, seoonded by Councilman the meeting adjourned. \\j; C ty Recorderi, 9 Moab, Utah September 4, 1945 The City Council met in regular session on the above date a 8 of clock p.m., with the following present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Cord Bowen, C. J. Meador, J. W. Corbin, N. S. Christensen and Wayne R. McConkie. The minutes of August 7, 1945, were read and approved. The adoption of a milk ordinance was discussed at great length, It was decided that additional copies of the proposed ordinance and code be obtained and furnished to each councilman for further study. The Mayor was instructed to inquire of Steve Day, who is acting City Sexton, to determine if Mr. Day still desires to act in this capacity and, if not, the Mayor was authorized to employ some one else. Upon motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly carried, the following were appointed to act as judges of election for the coming City Election. Moab No. 8 Edna Patterson Golden Peterson Mrs. Merling Constable- J. W. Williams Moab No. 1 Neva Kirk Bert Dalton Mrs. J. B. Skewes Constable - Jim Lair The following claims were approved and ordered paid: The Midland Telephone Co. Moab Garage Company Gordon Supply Co. $ 3.65 34.28 38.80 Upon motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman Meador, and carried, the meeting adjourned. City Recorder Moab, Utah October 9, 1945 The City Council met in regular session on the above date at 8 of clock p.m., with the following present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Cord Boweh, C. J. Meador, J. W. Corbin, Wayne R. McConkie and N. S. Christensen. ' The minutes of the meeting of September 4, 1945,were read and approved. 1Q op The City Recorder was instructed to contact Steve Day, aoting City Sexton, to determine if Mr. Day desired to continue in that position. The matter of the adoption of a Milk Ordinance was deferred until some future date. There was some discussion as to whether or not Winfred Bunce had resigned as City Treasurer. The matter was -referred to the City Attorney for his opinion. The Mayor reported that City Marshal McKinney would be unable to continue in that position due to the fact that he was also a Federal employee. Because of this condition it was suggested that Mr. McKinney resign as City Marshal. Councilman Meador suggested the name of Jim Stocks for City Marshal. After some discussion it was decided that appli- cations should be received for the position of City Marshal and the applications considered at the next meeting. Councilman Meador reported that a grass mat is needed at the City Cemetery. Upon motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Meador, and duly carried, the City Recorder was instructed to obtain the price of a 9 x 12 green grass mat. Councilman Meador reported that the bridge across Mill Creek is in dangerous condition. The Mayor authorized the road committee to inspect the bridge and that necessary repairs be made to put the bridge in safe condition. The road committee was also authorized to make necessary repairs on the foot -bridge across Mill Creek. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: Utah Power & Light Co. A. Reed Somerville E. J. Brewer J. L. Castot D. H. Shields Ray C. Holyoak Moab Garage Company Collector of Int. Revenue $59.40 15.00 200.00 25.50 18.50 20.00 16.69 9.10 Times -Independent $ 31.80 Gordon Supply Co. 32.31 Lester Burr (M.C.A.) 6.00 Reuben Allen (M.C.A.) 15.00 Steve Day 30.00 Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc. 43.50 Upon motion by Councilman Christensen, seconded by Council- man Meador, and duly carried, the meeting adjourned. City ecorder. Moab, Utah November 7, 1945. The City Council met in regular session oh the above date at 8 01 clock p.m., with the following present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Cord Bowen, C. J. Meador, J. W. Corbin, N. S. Christensen and Wayne R. McConkie. The minutes of the meeting of October 9, 1945, were read and approved. A. Reed Somerville appeared before the council relative to leasing his building to the city to be used as City Fire Hall and City Morgue. After some discussion, upon motion by Councilman Meador, seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly carried, the Mayor and City Recorder, for and on behalf of 11 the city, were authorized to enter into a lease agree- ment with A. Reed Somerville leasing the Somerville building in Moab, Utah, for a term of three years, commencing January 1, 1946, at a rental of 600.00 per annum, payable in advance. Upon motion by Councilman Bowen and seconded by Councilman Meador, and duly carried, J. M. Stocks was appointed City Marshal, for the term commencing November 8, 1945, and ending January 7, 1946, to complete the unexpired term. of Lewis T. McKinney who had resigned. The City Recorder stated that some of the persons who had been appointed to act as judges of the City Election held on November 6, 1945, were unable to act and others had to be substituted in their place. Upon motion by Councilman Bowen, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and duly carried, the following were designated as the official judges at the City Election of November 6, 1945: Moab No. 8 Moab No. 1 Mrs. Hazel Thomson Mrs. Leona Christensen Mrs. Ida Stewart Mrs. Earl Dalton Mr. Bert Dalton Mrs. Mary Pogue Dr. J. W. Williams, Jim Lair, Constable Constable The City Council, acting as a Board of Canvassers, canvassed the returns of the Municipal Election held on November 6, 1945, and found the results to be as follows: FOR MAYOR • No. 1 No. 8 Total D. E. Baldwin 75 95 17o Pearl Taylor 11 20 31 Ilia Corbin, 1 1 Golden Peterson 1 1 Dr. I. W. Allen 1 1 FOR COUNCILMAN, 4-YEAR TERM Len Stocks Thelma B. Gordon FOR COUNCILMAN, 2-YEAR TERM 16 2 44 145 6o J. W. Corbin 73 91 164 Cord Bowen 69 88 157 J. E. Kerby 68 84 152 Wayne R. McConkie 72 79 151 Merlyn Maxwell 14 31 45 Alvie Holyoak 13 31 44 H. B. Evans 12 27 39 Leona Christensen 8 30 38 Golden Peterson 2 2 W. J. Prey 1 1 N. S. Christensen 1 1 Mrs. Jess Maxwell 1 1 Carroll Meador 1 1 Thelma B. Gordon 1 1 12 00 FOR CITY RECORDER Mitchell Melich Majella G. Falls Winford Bunce Dave Johnson Emma Dalton Junior Meador FOR CITY TREASURER Margie M. Leaming Winford Bunce Veone Dalton No. 1 No. 8 Total 7o 78 148 l0 34 44 1 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 68 17 1 87 155 31 48 1 Upon motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and duly carried, the City Recorder was authorized and ordered to issue certificates of election to the following: Mayor: D. E. Baldwin Councilmen: J. W. Corbin, Cord Bowen, J. E. Kerby Wayne R. McConkie and Len Stocks City Recorder: Mitchell Melich City Treasurer: Margie M. Leaming The Following claims were approved and ordered paid: Steve Day $15.00 Bert Dalton 10.00 Bert Dalton 7.00 Mary Pogue 7.00 Mrs. Earl Dalton 7.00 Hazel Thomson 6.25 Ida Stewart 6.25 Leona Christensen 6.25 Jim Lair 6.25 Arnel Holyoak 5.00 S. H. Day 40.00 John Meeks 10.88 Moab Garage Co. 20.45 J. W. Williams 6.25 Nalia Dalton 33.42 A. Reed Somerville 36.00 Utah P. & L. E. J. Brewer Biggs Kurtz Hdwe. N. B. Knight Gordon Supply Co. Lester & Tom Burr (M.C.A.) Lester Burr Carroll J. Meador Dale Parriott J. M. Stocks (Labor) Moab Co-op Lewis T. McKinney Moab Co-op Ella Stewart $59.40 63.00 53.5o 18.52 1.76 15.00 3.00 10,.00 36.00 32.00 5.63 25.00 1.40 38,49 Upon motion by Councilman Bowen, seconded by Councilman Meador, and duly carried, the meeting adjourned. Ci y °corder Nr .3 Iiioab, Utah December 4, 1945. The City Council met in regular session on the above date at 8 of clock p.m., with the following present: Mayor- D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Wayne R. IcConkie, J. W. Corbin and C.-J. Meador. Councilmen Christensen and Cord Bowen were absent. The minutes of the meeting of November 7, 1945, were read and approved. Upon motion by Councilman McConkie, and seconded by Councilman Meador, and duly passed, the City Council was authorized to order a grass mat to be used at the City Cemetery. Upon motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and duly passed, the Mayor and City Recorder were authorized to file, on behalf of the city, an application with the Federal Works Agency for advance planning funds to be used to make a survey for proposed construction of sidewalks throughout the city and improve- ments to the city water,system.. There.was considerable discussion about the matter of Health Officer within the city. The recorder was instructed to notify the chairman of the local health committee as to the type of City Health Ordinances and ask the cooperation of the health committee toward the enforce- ment of the same. The matter of the C. E. Bailey sewer account was discussed, and upon motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and duly passed, the City Attorney was instructed to bring,legal,action to collect the amount owing the city by C. E..Bailey. Councilman McConkie introduced the following resolution: RESOLUTION 47 WHEREAS, it appearing that due and proper notice of the adoption of the budget for the year 1946 by Moab City has been given,as required by law, and that said proposed budget was set for hearing on .heakat- 41 14 , and WHEREAS, no objection was made at any time toward the adoption of said budget. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council of iioab City, Utah, that the following budget be and it is hereby adopted as the budget of said city for the year commencing January 1, 1946, and ,ending December 31, 1946. MOAB CITY BUDGET for 1946 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS; Federal Works Agency a 2900.00 Water Collections 6500.00 Taxes 5100.00 Sewer Fees. 750.00 License Fees 850.00 Motor Vehicle Registration Fund861.24 Dog Tax 200.00 Fines . 200.00 Miscellaneous 1244.76 • Total Estimated Receipts $18,606.00 1.4 ESTmATED EXPENDITURES. General Fund Attorney's Salary $ 100.00 City Councilmen's Salary 150.00 Justice of the Peace Salary . . ▪ 120.00 Marshal's salary and expense. . ▪ 1020.00 Mayor's Salary 300.00 Treasurer's Salary 180.00 Recorder's Salary 600.00 Supplies, Printing, 1000.00.00 Total General Fund 6� 3470.00 Street and Sidewalk Department Repairs, Improvements, etc.,. . . 1200.00 Street 'Lighting . 800.00 $ 2000.00 Water Department Water Superintendent's Salary, etc 1800.00 Maintenance, Repairs, etc.. . . ▪ 2000.00 Rental 600.00 Total Water Fund. . Sewer Department Maintenance, Repairs, etc., . . Total Sewer Fund ▪ 4400.00 • 7 1500.00 Waterworks Revenue Bond Fund 1500.00 Bond Retirement 1000.00 Interest . 800.00 Sinking Fund 360.00 Total Bond Fund. . . $ 2160.00 Bond Interest & Sinking Fund Retirement of Waterworks Bonds. . $ 1100.00 Interest on Waterworks Bonds. . . 396.00 Retirement of Sewer Bonds . . . . 500.00 Interest on Sewer Bonds 180.00 Total Fund $ 2176.00 Advance Planning Fund Sidewalk, curb and gutter survey . 1500.00 Waterworks improvement survey . 1400.00 Total Fund r 2900.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS: General Fund 3470.00 Street and, Sidewalk' Department, . ▪ 2000.00 Water Department. .. 4400.00 Sewer Department .. . ▪ 1500.00 Waterworks Revenue Bond Fund . . • 2160.00 Bond, Interest and Sinking Fund . ▪ 2176.00 Advance Planning Fund. . . • 2900.00 Total $18606.00 15 On motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Corbin, said resolution was adopted by the following voting "aye": Mayor Baldwin, Councilmen, Corbin, I,IoConkie and Meador. None voting against the adoption of the resolution. ordinance: Councilman McConkie introduced the following ORDINANCE NO. 17 AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING CERTAIN SUMS TO BE EXPENDED WITIIIN MOAB CITY FOR THE YEAR 1946. BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, as follows: Section 1. That the following sums be appropriated by said city during the year 1946 for the following purposes: General Fund Street and Sidewalk Department. Water Department Sewer Department Tiaterworks Revenue Bond Fund. . Bond Interest and Sinking Fund Advance Planning Fund • 3470.00 . 2000.00 • 4400.00 1500.00 • 2160.00 . 2176.00 2900.00 018606.00 Section 2. This ordinance shall be effective January 1, 1946. On motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Corbin, said ordinance was adopted by the following vote• "Aye" : Ifayor Baldwin, Councilman McConkie, Corbin and Meador. "Nay". None. The Mayor declared said ordinance carried. Upon Motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and duly carried, the frame building on the S. J. Gaumer property on Lot 4 of Block 16 of Moab City was declared wIAA.: " tti ' et and dangerous under the provisions of Ordinance 15, and the City Attorney was instructed to bring action against Mr. Gaumer under the provisions of said ordinance. The following claims were approved and ordered paid; Bert Dalton . 010.00 A. Reed Somerville . 50.00 Steve Day 15.00 Jim Stocks 54.80 Moab City Bond Fund (Transfer) 1500.00. Alvie Holyoak. Ih.0 A 6.00 Henry Baty, Jr. . . ' 1.50 Clint Sly 25.00 The Times -Independent 75.75 Moab Garage Company. 14.70 Gordon Supply Company 7.84 Surgical Supply Center 15.00 Grand Co. School Dis. Carroll J. Meador Beta Christensen Fern's Cafe J. M. Stocks Bert Dalton Steve Day Upon motion by Councilman Meador, seconded by Corbin, and duly carried, the meeting adjourned. g91.75 5.00 2.45 7.30 74.30 10.00 15.00 Councilman CityRecorde3 ,� 16 00 t:3 Moab, Utah Jan. ff, 1946 The City Council met in regular sessidn on the above date at S 0' clock p.m., with the following present. Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Wayne R. McConkie, J. W. Corbin, Len Stocks, J. E. Kerby and Cord Bowen. The minutes of the meeting of December 4, 1945 were read and approved. The following newly elected officers qualified for their respective offices by taking the Constitutional oath and presenting surety bonds as required by law. Mayor D. E. Baldwin City Councilmen J. W. Corbin, Wayne R. McConkie Len Stocks, J. E. Kerby and Cord Bowen. City Recorder. Mitchell Melich City Treasurer: Margie M. Leming Also present were S. J. Gaumer, Lucian Tangren, Keith Barker and City hlarshal'Jim Stocks. There was considerable discussion on the issuance of a beer license to'Lucian Tangren. Mr. Tangren exp]ained to the Council the type of business he was conducting and stated that he was attempting to comply with City Ordinances and State laws with respect to the sale of beer. Tt was decided that the City Council would make an inspection of Mr. Tangren's property before making a decision as to the granting of a beer license to him. S. J. Gaumer appeared before the Council with respect to the issuance of a building permit covering improve- ments on his property within the city. After some discussion, upon motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Corbin, Mr. Gaumer was given to and including January 22, 1946, to present plans and specifications,as required by the City Ordinance, before a permit is issued> The City Recorder was instructed to invite Dr. I. W. Allen to attend the next City Council meeting for the purpose of discussing the city health problem. Councilman McConkie reported on the C. E. Bailey sewer connection and stated that Mr. Bailey would pay in additr^, to the $25.00 already paid, the sum of $25.00 when a sewer line is run from the present city sewer to the Bailey property line and pay an additional 850.00 within six months after that date; the new sewer 'line to be installed according to an agreement as entered into between Mr. 'Bailey and the sewer committee and submitted to the City Council for approval. (.., The City Marshall was'instructed to enforce the traffic ordinances within the city. The Mayor made the following appointments: Sewer and ,later Department Councilmen McConkie and Corbin Streets, Light and Police Department. Councilmen Kerby, Stocks and Bowen The Mayor appointed the following for the respective city offices for the term ending January 5, 1948, subject, 17 of course, to removal by the Mayor and City Council for cause at any time: City Attorney, Mitchell Molich City Marshal, Jim Stocks Justice of the Peace, Bert Dalton Upon motion by Councilman MbConkie, seconded by Councilman Corbin, nnd duly carried, the above appointments were confirmed by the council. The Recorder read a letter and report from the Board of Fire Underwriters, which letter was ordered filed. The letter of Forest H. Clem asking for permission to use the City Morgue was read. The recorder was instructed to notify Mr. Clem that the City Morgue was open for use by all of the citizens of Moab and that anyone using the morgue would have the right to employ his own mortician and that the same privileges would be extended to Mr. Clem as to any other licensed funeral director. Mr. Clem uas also to co notified 'that the use of his equipment in the morgue would be upon the condition that the city would not be liable for any damage or loss to the equipment. The following claims were approved and ordered paid. Fern's Cafe .90 Reed Lance 9 15.98 Midland Tel. 20.55 Intermountain Printing Sta. 6.68 William Myers (M.C.A.) 5.00 Dale Pnrriott 3.00 Gordon Supply 4.77 Milton Johnson 12.00 Billy Walker (M.C.A.) 12.00 Ross Leach(E.C.A.) 6.00 Wagon Wheel Cafe 5.25 Deseret News 108.25 Carroll J. Meador 138.10 E. A. Troutt(M.C.A) 9.00 E.A. Troutt Moab Co-op Co. Moab Garage Co. Grand County First Nat'l Bank 5.50 4.46 31.42 90.10 2053.67 A. Roed Somerville 600.00V\N Upon motion by Councilman Bowen, seconded by Councilmen Kerby, and duly carried, the meeting adjourned. The City Council met above date at 8 0clock p.m., present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, J. W. Corbin, Len Stocks and J Bowen. City Re order Moab, Utah February 5, 1946. in regular session on the with the following members Councilmen Ylayne R. McConlcie, . E. Kerby. Absent: Cord The minutes of the meeting of January 8, 1946, ,,ere read and approved. Also present was Anne Chamberlain, F. D. Powell, Lynn Hawks, I. W. Hawks, H. B. Evans, C. H. Thomson and L. L. Taylor. Mrs. Chamberlain and Mr. Powell represented tho American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary. They asked for the assistance of the city in making a Memorial 18 Park at the triangle on D Street. They requested that the City furnish material to install a sprinkling system. On motion by Councilman ivlcConkie, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and duly carried, the city was authorized to pur- chase the necessary pipe and other materials needed to install a sprinkling system at the proposed Memorial Park. Mars Pope, former councilman, appeared before the Council and urged the construction of sidewalks throughout the city. There was considerable discussion on this sub- ject and it was left for further study. Lynn Hawks and I. W. Hawks appeared before the Council for the purpose of obtaining a contract to remove old trees from the city streets. The matter was referred to the Street Committee for their further report. H. B. EVahs, C. S. Thomson and L. L. Taylor asked the Council to consider the extension of the city sewer system to the Northwest section of the city. The council assured these gentlemen that as soon as the services of an engineer are obtained, and proper survey made of the proposed sewer extension, further action would be taken. On motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Stocks, and duly carried, the City Recorder was ordered to notify S. J. Gaumer that he would be given an additional period of seven days from the date of notice within which to submit proper plans for rebuilding his building located in the city. The City Recorder read the statement of water accounts submitted by the Water Superintendent. The statement was ordered filed. Councilman McConkie introduced the following ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 18 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 11 OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, 1941, RELATING TO THE CLOSING HOURS OF PREMISES LICENSED FOR THE SALE OF BEER. BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, as follows: Section 1. That Section 11 of the Revised Ordinances of Moab City, Utah, be, and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 11. Closing Hours of Licensed Premises. It shall be unlawful for any person, either as owner, operator or licensee, his agents, servants and employees to permit any premises licensed for the sale of beer within Moab City to be or remain open for the transaction of any business therein between the hours of 12:00 o1 clock mid. night and 6:00 01 clock a.m., of any day. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect on March 25, 1946. On Motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Council- man Kerby, said ordinance was adopted by the following vote: "Aye": Mayor Baldwin, Councilmen McConkie, Corbin, Stocks, and Kerby. "Nay": None. Councilman Stocks introduced the following ordinance: oRdiK*dc.c. K•. /f AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 1B6 OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, 1941, RELATING TO 00 r r) 19 THE LICENSE FEES FOR DOGS. BE IT ORDAINED by the City Counoil of Moab City, Utah, as follows: Section 1. That Section 186 of the Revised Ordinances of Moab.City, Utah, be, and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 186. License Fee. Every person who owns or keeps a dog within the limits of the city shall report to the city recorder annually, within thirty days after the first day of January, in each year, his name and address and shall give the name, breed, color, and sex of each and every dog owned or kept by such person and shall pay to the city recorder the sum of five dollars for each female dog and two dollars for each male dog or female dog that has been spayed, and shall cause such dog or dogs to be registered for license in the office of the city recorder. Upon payment of such fee the city recorder shall furnish to the person paying same a license tag and a memorandum of registry for each dog for which the fee, as herein provided, has been paid. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect on January 1, 1947. On motion by Councilman Stocks, seconded by Councilman Corbin, said ordinance was adopted by the following vote: "Aye": Councilmen Stocks, McConkie, Corbin and Kerby. "Nay": None. Councilman McConkie brought up the question of increasing the beer license fee. After some discussion the council deferred action until the next meeting. Upon motion by Counsilman Stocks, Councilman Corbin, and duly carried, it was no more beer licenses be issued by the city order of the council. seconded by ordered that until further Upon motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman Stocks, the appointment of Henry E. Baty as Water Superintendent for the term ending January 5, 1948, subject to removal by the Mayor and City Council for cause at any time, was confirmed. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: Collector of Int. Rev. 13.20 State of Utah Ins. Fund 198.00 St. of Ut. Firemen's C. 90.00 Midland Telephone Co. 3.20 Mitchell Melich 25.00 Milton Johnson 3.00 John D. Johnson 3.00 Arnel Holyoak 3.00 Ray Holyoak 3.00 J. M. Stocks $4.50 A. Reed Somerville $6.70 Moab Garage Co. 57.98 Assoc. Civic Clubs 10.00 Ut. Municipal L. 65.00 Grand County 54.49 Richardson Office Supply Co. 25.31 Stocks Sawmill 25.50 Carroll J. Meador 15.00 Upon motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Stocks, and duly carried, the meeting adjourned. \�� p � ��ity ecorder 20 Moab, Utah March 5, 1946 The City Council met 4in regular session on the above date at 8 0' clock p.m., with the following members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Wayne R. McConkie, J. W. Corbin, Len Stocks, Absent: Cord Bowen and J. E. Kerby. The minutes of the meeting of February 5, 1946, were read and approved. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rnrker appeared to protest the amendment of Section 11 of the Revised Ordinances of Moab City which will result in the closing of all places selling beer at midnight. Mr. and Mrs. Barker contended that the amended ordinance would result in considerable business loss to them, as they serve a number of truck drivers who drive through Moab after midnight. The Mayor reported that a number of street lights were being destroyed and that he had offered a reward for the capture of anyone caught destroying the lights. Upon motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Stocks, and duly carried, S. J. Gaumer was given a building permit to make the necessary improvements to his building located within the city; said permit to expire June 15, 194b. The request of Vere Westwood for a sewer line to his property was referred to the Sewer Committee. Councilman McConkie reported that C. E. Bailey had agreed to a compromise settlement of the sower fee owing to the city upon the understanding that the present sewer line running east and west through the Bailey property should remain as installed and that Bailey would pay an additional fee of 325.00 to the city, and shall have the right to connect one more residence to the city sewer, which residence property is to be constructed on the Bailey lot some time in the future. Upon recommendation by Councilman McConkie, this agreement was accepted by the Council. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: J. L. Castor (M.C.A.) Milton Johnson " Biggs -Kurtz Hdwe. Co. Lewis T. McKinney 0 3.00 24.75 131.52 ].0.85 Gordon Supply Co. $ 4.84 D. H. Shields 54.28 Carroll J. Meador 67.60 Upon motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and duly carried, the meeting adjourned. ty Recor or 21 Moab, Utah Apri1.3, 1946 The City Council met in regular session on the above date at 8 0' olook p.m., with the following members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin Councilmen Wayne R. MoConkie, J.,W. Corbin, Cord Bowen and_. E. Kerby. Absent: Len Stocks: The minutes of the meeting of March 5, 1946, were read and approved. Councilman McConkie reported that Vere Westwood had requested that a sewer line be run from his property to the oity line and that there was a possibility of siz newer connections in that area. Upon motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly carried, the sewer committee was authorized to run the oity sewer line to the Westwood property. Councilman MoConkie reported on the new sewer line running from A. Street. The City Recorder, was authorized to notify the County Clerk of Grand county that the city will cooperate in a mosquito abatement program. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: Stewart Somerville(M.C.A.) Joe Nielson (M.C.A.) Alvie Holyoak (M.C.A. Nicholas Murphy Lem Castor Bill Marler J. L. Castor G. & H. Mortuary Moab Garage Company Darrell Christensen John D. Johnson Emmett Moore (M.C.A.) Emmett Moore 15.00 17.80 18.00 46.75 13.50 72.00 73.50 37.80 72.33 40.50 51.75 13.50 55.50 Harold Cora $ 6.00 Emmett Moore 30.00 L.G. Marler 30.00 J.M. Stocks 64.00 Ross & Maok Gordon Sup. 28.17 State Tax Commission 1.00 4.00 Upon motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Counoilman Bowen, and duly oarried, the meeting adjourned. Ci�y Boor erg Moab Utah M�4y, ,&, 1946. The City Council met on Monday, May 6, 1946, at 8 of clock p.m., with the following members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin; Councilmen WayneiR. MoConkie, Cord Bowen, J. W. Corbin, J. E. Kerby and Len Stocks. Abeent - None. The minutes of the -meeting of April 3, 1946, were read and approved. Also present were James G. Kelley of the Moab Drug Company, 0. C. Wiggle and H. B. Evans. Mr. Kelley appeared before the Council and asked permission to sell certain fireworks within the oity limits. Upon motion by Councilman MoConkie, seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly passed, permission was granted to all merchants within the city to sell toy pistols, toy canes, 22 oc c FBI toy guns and sparklers. Mr. Wiggle stated that he had been requested by Councilman Bowen to explain to the Council the serious water problem at the Hoffman Dairy. Mr. Wiggle explained that due to lack of sufficient water the cooling equipment at the dairy could not operate effioiently,resulting in damage to the dairy. Councilman McConkie reported that the Water Superintendent had been authorized to instal a one inch water line to the Hoffman Dairy which, in his opinion, would furnish sufficient water for use at the dairy. H. B. Evans appeared before the Council for the purpose of determining the ab4ituie of the Council toward the enforcement of traffic ordinances. He contended that the City Marshal was overlooking the enforcement of certain traffic violations and was partial toward certain persons. Mr. Evans was informed by the City Council that all traffic violations would be enforced and that some times it was difficult to enforce'all violations beoause of lack of a sufficient number of enforoement officers. Counoilman'J. W. Corbin introduced the following resolution. RESOLUTION NO. 4t WHEREAS, it appearing to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand county; Utah, that for the purpose. of defraying the ourrent costs and expenses of operating the city govern- ment for the year 1946 that the sum of One thousand five hundred and 00/100 Dollars ($1500.00) is necessary. NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of defraying the current costs and expenses of operating the city government for the year 1946 that the City Council of said City of Moab borrow for and on behalf of said city from The First National Bank of Moab, in Moab, Utah, the sum of One thousand five hundred and 00/100 Dollars 41500.00), said sum to bepayable on or before December 31, 1946, and to draw interest at the rate of six per oent per annum. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED by the City Council of Moab, that Mayor D. E. Baldwin of said oity, for and on behalf of said city, exosute and deliver to the said The First National Bank of Moab, the negotiable promissory note of said city in and for the sum of One thousand five hundred and 00/100 Dollars $1500.00, and that said note be in the words and figures following, to -wit: $1500.00 Moab, Utah, May 8,•1946. On or before December 31, 1946, the City of Moab, in Grand County, Utah, for value'reoeived, promises to pay to The First National Bank of Moab, or order the sum of One thousand five hundred and 00/100 Dollars ($1500.00:), at The First National Bank of Moab in Moab, Utah, with interest at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum from the date hereof until paid. Said oity further agrees to pay a reasonable attorneys fee in case suit be brought on this note, said fee to be taxed as a part of the costs in the, suit. 23 This note is issued by the City Council of Moab, Utah, in conformity to a resolution of said Council passed and adopted on the 6th day of May, 1946, and under authority conferred upon said Counoil by the provisions of 3eotion 15-8-6, Utah Code Annotated, 1943. ATTEST: MITCHELL HELICH City Recorder City of Moab County of Grand State of Utah 8S. CITT OF MOAB By: D. E. BALDWIN Mayor I, Mitchell Melich, the duly appointed, qualified and acting Reoorder of the City of Moab, Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing promissory note is within the lawful debt limit or said City and is issued acoording to law. Dated May 8, 1946. Mitohell Melich Recorder of the City of Moab, Utah. Attest: Approved: City Recorder Mayor On motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman McConkie, said Resolution was adopted by the following vote. Aye: J. W. Corbin J. E. Kerby Wayne R. McConkie Len Stooks Jord Bowen Nay: None Mayor D. E. Baldwin thereupon deolared the Resolution oarried and signed the same in approval thereof. The Recorder was instructed to write the State Insurance Fund about covering the city employees under the Workmen's Compensation Aot. The Mayor reported that the oost would be prohibitive to spray oertain areas of the oity with P.D.T. The requests of Ralph Starbuek and John Rauer to place certain signs along the city streets were referred to the street committee. The repairing of the Arroyo sewer, part of which had recently been washed out by floods, was referred to the sewer committee. The recorder reported that the Utah Municipal League presented for the consideration of the Council, two liquor 06 bills, one known as Proposal No. 1, prepared by Mayor J. Bracken Lee, and providing for sale by drink, and the other known as Proposal No. 2, prepared by Gerald Irvine, Counsel for the Municipal League, and known as the 10% tax on liquor bill. The following is the vote taken on the two proposals. For Proposal No. 1: Councilmen Corbin, Kerby and Stocks. For Proposal No. 2: Councilmen Bowen and MoConkie and Mayor D. E. Baldwin The Council was of the opinion that the waste water running from George Newell's property was not a problem of the city, but should be settled among the various property owners affected. S;The Council authorized the construction of a water divi6e box at the John Weech corner at C and 4th Streets. The following olaims were approved and ordered paid: Dale Parriott Bill Marler J. L. Castor L. a'. Marler James Harbison William Anderson Joe Zufelt (M.C.A.) Don Woodruff " J. B. Skewes(M.C.A.) Ruben Allen (M.C.A.) State Tax Commission $15.00 57.00 42.00 51.75 63.00 27.00 6.00 9.00 6.00 6.00 2.00 Erwin Seorest $ 9.00 Biggs Kurt 1041.07 Moab Garage 35.97 Gordon Supply" 11.43 Times -Independent 41.20 Moab Co-op 5.25 Midland Tel. Co. 7.50 J. M. Stooks 39.00 D. H. Shields 6.62 Upon motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Council- man Stocks, and duly carried, the meeting adjourned. eo r er y Recdrder�% Moab, Utah June 4, 1946 The City Council met in regular session on the a�.ve date at 8 0' clock p.m., -with the following members present: Councilmen Wayne R. McConkie, J. W. Corbin, Cord Bowen, Len Stocks and J. E. Kerby. Absent:, Mayor D. E, Baldwin. The minutes of the meeting of May 6, 1946, were read and approved. Meador. Also present were John Weech and Carroll J. Mr. Weeoh appeared before the council to discuss the irrigation ditch which runs South of his property., He stated that because of the number of persons using the ditch it would eventually result in trouble and confusion among the various users and he asked that the counoil!ehange the present ditch so that irrigation water would be taken at a point west of his property. After considerable discussion the council decided that this was not a city problem, but ohe that should be settled by the various water users affected. 25 Carroll J. Meador, representing Cord C. Bowen and Stevie Bowen, stated that a new area in the East part of town was being divided up into,city lots and asked the City Council to accept a deed granting to the city a right-of-way for street purposes. Upon motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and duly carried, the council agreed to accept the right-of-way deed with the understanding that there would be no expense on the part of the city in preparing and recording the deed. The City Recorder was instructed to forward the application for insurance to the State Insurance Fund so as to cover all city employees under the Workmen's Compensation Act. There was some disoussion on furnishing water to the city cemetery. The matter was left for further study. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: Moab Garage Co. Dallin Woodruff Dave Perkins(M.C.A.) Joe Brown James Lammert Clive Stewart J. L. Castor .John Stocks $ 84.68 6.00 18.00 23.25 12.00 2.00 45.00 6.00 J. M. Stocks Steve Day W. J. Morgan Gordon Supply Vere Westwood C. W. Zumwalt Dr. I. W. Allen General Equipment Co. $ 7.50 12.00 14.00 10.05 13.50 5.00 22.50 200.00 Upon motion by,Councilman MoConkie, seconded by Councilman,Corbin, and duly carried, the meeting adjourned ity eoorder \A Moab, Utah July 2, 1946. The City Council met in regular session on the above date at 8 o' clock p.m., with the following members present: Councilmen Wayne R. McConkie, J. W. Corbin, Cord Bowen, Len Stocks and J. E. Kerby. Absent: Mayor D. E. Baldwin. The minutes of the,meeting of June 4, 1946, were read and approved. Howard Williams presented a petition,signed by a number of property owners, requesting the city to extend water and sewer service to a new area East of town known as the Bowen Sub -division. The matter was referred to the Sewer and Water Committee for study and report at the next meeting. The City Reaorder read a letter from the Waterworks Equipment Company quoting prices of water meters. Water_ Superintendent Baty was present and discussed the problem of dividing the city into separate areas for lawn watering purposes. Mr. Baty stated that due to a shortage of water the city would have to be divided, otherwise certain sections' of the city would, at various times, be without adequate water supply. Councilman Corbin stated that in his opinion it would be best to install water meters at the business or commercial places within the city rather than place meters throughout the entire city. 26 QC Mr. Baty stated that Howard Lance had installed a water pump on the 1" water line and that this had resulted in a shortage_of water to users in that area. Mr. B y was ordered to notify Mr. Lance to have the punpi`ani to advise Mr. Lance that the pump could be installed on the regular city main running from the water tank. Mr. Baty was also instructed not to permit the installation of any water pumps on any city lines without permission from the Water Superintendent. On motion by Councilman Bowen, seconded by Councilman Stocks, and duly carried, it was ordered that C. and E. streets be declared through -streets and that STOP signs be installed on all streets running into C. and E. streets. The City Recorder was authorized to order ten STOP signs from the State Road Commission. On motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and duly carried, $15.00 per month was fixed as the rental to be charged V. P. Walker for the use of a room at the City Fire Hall; such room to be used as a temporary barber shop. The City Recorder was requested to write the War Assets Administration to determine if the city could purchase a one- half ton pickup truck to be used by the Water Department. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: Fred Dallmus $ 9.00 Gay C. Brown(MCA) 1.50 Clarence Barker 4.50 Tommy Balsley 6.00 J. L. Castor 45.00 Cash (Stamps) 5.00 Gordon Supply Co. $ 2.06 E. J. Brewer 92.80 Midland Tel. Co. 3.27 Biggs Kurts Hdwe Co. 54.35 Moab Garage Co. 94.14 .1 Grand Sy zi-S'o 1.L Upon motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly carried, the meeting adjourned. City Recorde \ Moab, Utah July 29, 1946 The City Council met in special•session on the above daue at 8 o' clock p.m., with the following members present: Councilmen Wayne R. McConkie, J. W. Corbin, Cord Bowen, Len Stocks and J. E. Kerby; Mayor D. E. Baldwin. Absent: None The minutes of the meeting of July 2, 1946, were read and approved. The Recorder read a letter from the Federal Works Agency informing the•city that its application for the advance of $1400.00 to be used in preparing plans and inprovements to the city water system had been approved. Upon motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly carried, the Mayor or City Recorder were authorized to execute, on behalf of the city, the agreement and public voucher for advance of Federal funds to the city from the Federal Works Agency. There was considerable discussion about violation of the City Ordinance pertaining to the use of water within the city. Councilman McConkie reported that many of the water users were using open hoses and sprinkling their•lawns in violation of the city ordinance and regulation adopted by the Water Superintendent. He suggested that the matter be referred to the Water Superintendent with instructions to him to take whatever action is necessary toward the compliance of the regulation. 27 Upon motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Council- man Corbin, and duly carried, a building permit was authorized to be issued to V. P. walker for the construction of a building on Lot 4, Block 16. Upon motion.by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly carried, a building permit was ordered to be issued to John Gritts and Leroy Smith for the construction of buildings in Block 24. Councilman Kerby introduced the following resolution: RESOLUTION NO. 49 WHEREAS, it appearing to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand county, Utah, that for the purpose of retiring waterworks and sewer bonds and paying interest thereon that the sum of One thousand dollars is necessary. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of retiring waterworks and sewer bonds and paying interest thereon that the City Council of said city borrow for and on behalf of said city from The First National Bank of Moab, at Moab, Utah, the sum of�"�,1000.00, said sum to be payable on or before January 1, 1947, and to draw interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from date. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED by said City Council that Mayor D. E. Baldwin of said City, for and on behalf of said City, execute and deliver to the said Bank the negotiable promissory note of said City in and for the sum of One thousand dollars ($1000.00), to be dated August 1, 1946, due and payable on or before January 1, 1947, and to bear interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from date. ATTEST: Mitchell Melich City Recorder State of Utah, County of Grand. 33. ) C ITY OF MOAB By: D. E. Baldwin Mayor I, Mitchell Melich, the duly elected, qualified and acting Recorder of the City of Moab, Utan, do hereby certify and declare that the above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of a resolution passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council of said City on July 29, 1946. MITCHELL MELICH Recorder Attest: Approved: City Recorder Mayor On motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman McConkie, said Resolution was adopted by the following vote. • Aye: J. W. Corbin, J. E. Kerby, Wayne R. McConkie, Len Stocks and Cord Bowen Nay: None 28 Mayor D. E. Baldwin thereupon declared the Resolution carried and signed the same in approval thereof. Councilman McConkie introduced the following resolution. RESOLUTION NO. CO WHEREAS, it appears to the City Council of the City of Itioab, Grand county, Utah, that the following levies are necessary, for the year 1946 on all of the taxable property within said City, to -wit: five (5) mills for contingent expenses• four (4) mills for bond interest and sinking fund; three (3mills for improving and repairing sidewalks and two (2) mills for constructing and repairing sewers and drains. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand county, Utah, does hereby recommend to the County Auditor and the Board of County Commissioners of Grand county, Utah, that the following levies be made on all taxable property within said City of Moab for the year 1940: five (5) mills for contingent expenses; four (4) mills for bond interest and sinking fund; three (3) mills for improving, and repairing sidewalks, and two (2) mills for constructing and repairing sewers and drains. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution ,be certified to the County Auditor and the Board of County Commissioners of Grand county, Utah, by the Recorder of the City of Moab. CITY OF MOAB By D. E. Baldwin Mayor Attest: Mitchell Melich City Recorder Attest: Approved: City Recorder Mayor. On motion by Councilman McConkie, Seconded by Council- man Bowen, said Resolution was adopted by the following; vote: Aye: T. W. Corbin Len Stocks Wayne R. McConkie Cord Bowen J. E. Kerby Nay: None Mayor D. E. Baldwin thereupon declared the Resolution parried and signed the same in approval thereof. Councilman Bowen introduced the following ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 20 AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A FRANCHISE TO THE MIDLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY, its successors and assigns, TO CONSTRUCT, MAINTAIN AND OPERATE TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH LIDS IN THE CITY QF MOAB, UTAH. BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, as follows: 29 Section 1. That permission and authority are hereby granted to The Midland Telephone Company, a Colorado corporation, licensed to do business in the State of Utah, its successors and assigns, to construct, maintain and operate telephone and telegraph lines in the City of Moab, to erect -the necessary poles, conduits or other structures in, along or across the streets, alleys and other public places in the City of Moab, subject to the supervision and satisfaction of the City Council of said city; that the grantee hereunder shall maintain all telephone and telegraph poles and lines within said city in safe condition and good repair and shall install the same at such places as shall be approved by the City Council of said city; that the grantee hereunder shall have the right to maintain and operate such lines in the corporate limits of said city for a period of fifty years. Section 2. That the rates charged for telephone service shall not exceed the rates charged for like service in any city of like class and condition in the state of Utah, and shall be the rates prescribed by the Public Service Commission of Utah.' Section 3. That the grantee hereunder shall extend such service to any and all parts of the corporate limits of the city as necessity demands, provided that any extension over 200 feet in length shall be made at the expense of the subscriber. Section 4. Said grantee shall for the year 1946 and for each and every year thereafter during the period of life of said franchise pay into the treasury of the City of Moab, for the use of said city , an annual license tax of ten dollars. And in further consideration of the granting of said franchise the said grantee shall pay all the costs of publication of this ordinance. Section 5. This ordinance shall be,in effect on the 20th day after its publication. 0n motion by Councilman Bowen, seconded by Councilman .McConkie, said ordinance was adopted by the following vote: "Aye": Councilman McConkie, Corbin, Stocks, Kerby and Bowen. "Nay": None. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: The Midland Tel. Company D. H. Shields Milton Johnson (MCA) Merle Winbourn (MCA) Moab Garage Company Bowen, $10.45 S.L. Blue Pring Co. $ 1.50 17.53 Rimrock Motor Serv. .75 3.00 Robertson Tire Shop, .60 10.50 Gamble Store 42.00 58.32 Gordon Supply Co. 7.00 The Times -Independent 6.30 On motion by Councilman Stocks, seconded by Councilman and duly carried, the meeting adjourned, R er Moab, Utah September 3, 1946. The City Council met in regular session on the above date at 8 of clock p.m., with the following members present: Councilmen J. W. Corbin, Wayne R. McConkie, Cord Bowen, J. E. Kerby and Mayor D. E. Baldwin. Absent. Len Stocks. The minutes of the meeting of July 29, 1946, were read and, approved. . Thomas C. Adams, Consulting Engineer of Salt Lake City, Utah, conferred with the Council relative to the proposed 30 waterworks improvements within the city. Mr. Adams stated that he would go over the water system with the City officials and would then submit a report as to what, in his opinion, would have to be done. The recorder reported that Steve Day was absent from Moab and was not performing the duties of City Sexton. On motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly carried, Steve Day was removed from the office of the City Sexton as of July 1, 1946. J. M. Stocks was appointed as City Sexton to replace him at a, salary of $15.00 per month. Upon motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly carried, the City Council decided to request the County Commissioners of Grand County to create a Cemetery Maintenance District to include all of,Grand county, as provided for by Chapter 17; Laws of Utah, 1945. paid: The following claims were approved and ordered J. M. Stocks Dale Parriott (M.C.A.) Moab Garage Co. Upon motion Councilman_Bowen, and 10.50 3.75 24.41 Dave Perkins Henry paty, Jr. J. L. Castor 18.00 4.00 51.00 by Councilman Kerby, seconded by duly carried, the meeting adjourned. City Recorder Moab, Utah October 8, 1946 The City Council met in regular session on the above date with following present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen W. R. Mo- Conkie, J. E. Kerby and Len Stooks. Absent: Councilmen: J. W. Corbin and Cord Bowen. There was considerable discussion on permitting business places selling beer to remain open until 2 a.m., during the days of the county fair, Oct. 10, 11, and 12, 1946. It was pointed out that the city ordinance required the closing of such places at midnight. The matter was 1e44 referred to Councilmen Kerby and Stocks. Upon motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and duly carried, the City waived its right to license any concessions operating during fair week and granted the right to license the same to the fair committee. The Mayor reported on the conference attended by him at Salt Lake City, which was called to discuss proposed legislation to obtain a portion of the liquor funds for the cities. The Recorder brought to the attention of the council the request of certain property owners to have the city take over the road- way or lane adjoining the Willard Nichols property. The council decided that it would not take any action on this until all property owners adjoining the lane would dedicate the land or roadway to the city. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: Nick Murphy $15.00 Midland Tele. Co 4.25 David M. Perkins 6.00 Moab Garage Co 47.81 Johnnie Johnson 42.00 Waterworks Equipment Co55.68 Gordon Supply Co. 7.55 Bruce Striley $38.75 Board of Education9.80 J. L. Castor 19.50 State Road Comm 63.00 Carroll J. Meador15.00 Moab Co-op Co 1.40 31 Upon motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Stocks, and duly carried, the meeting adjourned. _City R corder Moab, Utah November 12, 1946 The City Council met in regular session on the above date with the following present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Wayne R. McConkie, J. E. Kerby, J. W. Corbin, Len Stocks. Absent: Councilman Cord Bowen. The minutes of the meeting of October 8, 1946, were read and approved. The matter of organizing a School Safety Patrol was brought to the attention of the Council. Section 75-14a-1, Utah Code Annotated, 1943, was read to the council, which gave the school districts the right to organize such patrols. The water report of Thomas C. Adams, ehgiheer, dated' October 28, 1946, was read and discussed by the council. It was decided that due to the shortage of both labor and materials that it would be for the best interests of the city to forego making extensive improvements to the city,water system at -the until some future date. The water committee was authorized to do such work as appears necessary for the purpose of developing additional supply of water at the present city springs. Upon motion by Councilman 11cConkie, seconded by Councilman Corbin, and duly cf ged, the Mayor and City Recorder were authorized to ente on behalf of the City Council, an agreement with Thomas C. Adams for engineering services to be furnished - to the city on the proposed improvements to the water system. The, agreement t'o be subject to the approval of the City Attorney. The agreement was to provide that any work perfdmmed by the city in attempting to develop additional sources of water would not be included in the contract and would not be included in the total cost of construction of the water project. Upon motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Stocks, and duly carried, the- it was ordered that the Utah Power & Light Company be instructed to install street lights at the following places within the city: One at the lane on Lst street between D and E streets; One at the corner of 1st and D Streets; One on D street, east of the school building and near the alley leading to the gymnasium; One on the corner of O and 6th streets. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: R. B. Stewart 016.50 Guy Stocks $15.00 Jack Loveridge 26.00 Frank Vail 27.50 J. L. Castor 9.00 Moab Garage Co 69.82 Utah Power & Light Co.., 71.10 Midland Tele. Co8.75 J. M. Socks 47.56 Glen Williams 4.00 A. M. Stocks 5.00 Edgar Hayes 15.00 Biggs Kurtz Hardw. Co... 38.68 Times Independent23.54 Upon motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman Stocks, and duly carried, the meeting adjourned. City Recorder 32 Ot Moab, Utah a� December 3, 1946, 1" The City Council met in regular session on the above date with the following present: Councilmen Wayne R. McConkie, J. W. Corbin, J. E. Kerby and Cord Bowen. Absent: Mayor D. E. Baldwin and Councilman Len Stocks. The minutes of the meeting of November 12, 1946, were read and approved. Recorder read a letter from the Waterworks Equipment Company informing the city of the critical condition of pipe and requesting orders now for late summer delivery. The matter was referred to the Water Superintendent with instructions that he order such pipe as is needed. The question of licensing peddlers within the city was discussed. It was decided to advise the city marshal to be on the look -out for persons peddling goods within the city without a city license. A number of water and sewer problems were disoussed. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: Bert Dalton $ 2.53 J. L. Castor..-...$ 57.75 D. H. Shields 1.67 Utah Power & Light 71.10 Moab Garage Co 11.05, Carroll J. Meador 193.00 N. B. Knight, Sr 9.67 David Perkins.... 9.00 H. H. Neal 800.00 Upon motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly carried, the meeting adjourned. City Recorder. Moab, Utah January 8, 1947 The City Council met in regular session on the above date with the following members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Council- men: Wayne R. McConkie, J. W. Corbin, J. E. Kerby, Len Stooks_, and Cord Bowen. The Minutes of the meeting of December 3, 1946, were road and approved. Criss. Cunningham appeared before the council and stated:le was interested in gathering and disposing of garbage within a the city. He stated he would charge residence properties $1,00,.per month and businesses $4.00 per month , with garbage to; be collected ev,.i T AG$ week%from residences and once a week from businesses, Upon motion by Mr. Corbin, seconded by Mr. McConkie, an4,car ied the council endorsed the plan of Mr. Cunningham and offered its support and cooperation to induce the citizens to have their garhake disposed of as stated by Mr. Cunningham. James'G. Kelley appeared before the council. He stated he represented certain business interests in the city and asked for the employment of a night marshal. After some discussion the, Council decided to have a -public meeting on Wednesday�, January 15, 1947, at 8 p.m., at the county courthouse for the purpose' of discussing the question of appointing a night marshal. Keith Barker appea ed before the council and asked that the 12 o'clock closing ordih nce for beer vendors_be amended to permit closing at 2 a.m. on Saturdays and holidays. The matter was left for further sttdy. Tne Mayor reported that another water spring had been opened at the city park to furnish additional water for the city. 33 Mayor also stated that the fire department should be re- organized, as fire chief McKinney has moved from Moab. J. B. Giitts appeared before the council and requested that a sewer line to extended to his property. He stated that there would be about four connections. The matter was referred to the Sewer committee for final agreement. Councilman McConkie intrmduced the following resolution: Resolution No. 51 Whereas, it appearing to the City_ Council of the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, that for the purpose of carrying on and defraying the current costs and expenses of operating the city government for the year 1947 that the sum of $1000.00 is necessary. Now, Therefore, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of defraying the currect costs and expenses of operating the city government for the year 1947 that the City Council of said city borrow for and on behalf of said City from the First National Bank of Moab, at Moab, Utah, the sum of $1000.00, said sum to be payable on or before January 1, 1948, and to draw interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from date. It is further resolved by said City council that Mayor D. E. Baldwin, of said City, for and on behalf of said City, execute and deliver to the said Bank the negotiable promissory note of said City in and for the sum of $1000.00, to be dated January 9, 1947, due and payable on or before January 1, 1948, with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from date. CITY OF MOAB By D. E. Baldwin Attest: Mayor Mitchell Melich City Recorder MICCIXEMZEUTECCIDDEK EPOEIXEMMERECLEX On motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Wayne R. McConkie the resolution was carried by the unanimous vote of all cou::-ilmen present. Mayor Baldwin thereupon declared the resolution carried and signed the same in approval thereof. The following claims were First National Bank of Moab Mitchell Melich J. L. Castor Intermountain Prtg & Stat. Co. Moab Garage Col Carroll J. Meador Midland Telephone Co. Upon motion by Mr. Stocks, adjourned. approved and ordered paid: $2584.50 A. Reed Somerville $600.00r. 35.00 D. M. Perkins 36.00 42.00 State Road Commission 1413.80 8.19 Miller's Moab Co-op 4.00 24.81• Mitchell Melich 30.00 44.25 Gordon Supply Co. 6.13 13.10 Vere Westwood 55.50 seconded by Mr. Bowen, the meeting City Recorder I 34 Moab, Utah February 4, 1947 The City Council met in regular session on the above date with the following.members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Wayne R. McConkie,,J. W. Corbin, J. E. Kerby, and Len Stocks. Also present were City Marelhh11 James Stocks and Acting Recorder Margie M. Learning. Absent: Councilman Cord Bowen. The question of employing a night marshall was discussed and Mayor Baldwin and Councilman Kerby were authorized to, confer with the Board of County Commissioners to determine if the County Commission would cooperate through the County Sheriff's office in furnishing-4 night golibe'_protection in the city. J. Reed Lance, Day, Jr., and Ben Rowell appeared before the council, stating that they represented local coal dealars. They requested that the City increase the license fee for coal dealers to$100 0t0$150 per year, so as to give local people,. protection. Mrs. Margie M. Learning, Acting Recorder, was requested to write Mitchell Melich, City Attorney, for,an opinion as to whether or not such an ordinance could be enacted. Mr. MoConkie reported that he had investigated the request of J. B. Gritts for a sewer line. He stated the Mr. Gritts would,give the City a right of way through his property: for J present and future sewer connections, and that there would,be 3 residence properties and 1 cabin connected to the sewer. The council approved the connections of the sewer line with the understanding that the City Attorney would prepare the necessary right of way agreement. Mr. McConkie reported that he had obtained permission to move the fire plugs located in the County Courtyard. There was considerable discussion regarding the disposition of fire plugs within the City so as to provide more adequate fire pro- tection. The City Council authorized Water Superintendant Baty to order some control valves for fire hydrants. Johnnie Johnson appeared before the council and asked.., permission to move certain dirt from the swamp near the City septic tank and leave a line open to drain into the City sewer line. The matter was left to the recommendation of the water superintendent. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: Motion by Mr. Kerby, seconded by Mr. McConkie, and carried: Bert Hector 013.50 _.J. L. Castor 27.00 J. Reed Lance 9.00 Utah Power do Light 2.20 Moab Garage Company . 17.23 Upon motion by Councilman Corbin, seconded by Councilman Kerby, the meeting adjourned. Ci y Re or3er: v 35 Moab, Utah March 4, 1947 The City Council met in regular session on the above date with the following members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Council- men W. R. McConkie, J. YI. Corbin, Len Stocks, J. E. Kerby and Cord Bowen. Also present were Marshall_ James Stocks and Acting Recorder Margie M. Learning. Mrra. Jean Christensen met with the Board and asked thatthe City remove certain cottonwood trees from the sidewalk boardering ber property. The matter was referred to the Street Committee for investigation. Mr. McConkie reported that Mr. Baty, the Water Superintendent had agreed to open the drain into the sewer line for Johnnie Johnson until May 1, with the understanding that Mr. Johnsen would pay all expenses incurred therein and that the drain be closed May 1, 1947. Mr. McConkie reported the following changes should' be made in the location of fire plugs: 1 fire plug to be moved from the school house corner to the Provonsha corner, 1 at the Jack Loveridge residence, 1 at the Helen Knight residence, 1 at the Beeson corner, with the understanding that the fire hose would be able to reach to the McDougald, Peterson and Thomson properties. Mr. Bowen requested that the water be furnished to the Bowen Subdivision. It was reported that the City was unable to obtain the required pipe but that the City would furnish water to those residing there at present and that a permanent line would be installed later. On motion by Mr. McConkie, seconded by Mr. Corbin, and carried, the City authorized payment of $10.00 to the City Marshall., J. M. Stocks, for ear expense incurred in collecting the dog tags. Mr. McConkie stated that J. Reed Lance was requesting per- mission to place his public weighing scales on the 4th street immediately in front of his property. The matter was referred to the Street Committee with the undeestanding,tyr t if the scales are placed ajoining the street, that the same 11. have to be removed at some later date by Mr. Lance at his expense if the scales interfere with the use of the street or sidewalk.. The fbl]iowing :claims were approved and ordered paid: Midland Tel. Co $ 1.75 Jean Marler $36.00 Utah Power and Light Col'.... 143.30 Troy Brewer' ' 10:50' J. M. 'Stoc'ka ' 20.00 Freddie Markle 30.00 J. L'=' 'Castor 49.50 Upon motion by Councilman Bowen, seconded by Councilman Kerby',' 'and duly carried, the meeting adjourned. City Recorder. Moab, Utah April 1, 1947 The City Council met in regular session on the above date with the following members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen W. R. McConkie, J. E. Kerby, Len Stocks and J. W. Corbin. Absent: Councilman Cord Bowen. There was considerable discussion about increasing the license fee to coal peddlers in the City. The matter was left open for further study. There was some discussion about the enforcement of the City Traffic ordinances. It was reported that a number of traffic violations were taking place within the City. It was decided to take the matter up with the County Sheriff and the members of the 36 Qo Utah State Patrol. Councilman McConkie introduced the following resolution: RESOLUTION NO. 52 WHEREAS, it appearing to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand county, Utah, that for the purpose of purchasing a new truck' to be used by said city that the sum of One Thousand five hundred dollars is necessary. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of purchasing a new trdck to be used by said City that the City Council of said city borrow for and on behalf of said City from the First National Bank of Moab, at Moab, Utah, the sum of 31500.00, said sum to be payable on or before January 1, 1948, and to draw interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from date. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED by said City Council that Mayor D. E. Baldwin, of said City, for and on behalf of said City, exe- cute and deliver to the said Bank the negotiable promissory note of said City in and for the sum of One thousand five hundred dollars, (31500.00), to be dated April 23, 1947, due and payable on or before January 1, 1948, and to bear interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from date. CITY OF MOAB By D. E. Baldwin Mayor' Attest: Mitchell Melich City Recorder On motion by Councilman Kerby and seconded by Councilman McConkie the resolution put to a vote. The resolution was unanimously adopted by all of the members present Voting aye. Mayor Baldwin thereupon declared the resolution oarriad and signed the' same in approval thereof. The following claims were approved and ordered paid J. L. Castor $ 75.00 Moab,Drug Co .75' Midland Telephone Co 11.17 Bill Marier 12.00 L. A. Woodruff 10.50 Upon motion by Mr. adjourned. L. A.' Woodruff (MCA) $ 34.50 Dave Perkins - 12.00 Utah PoWer & Li'dht Co ' ' ' 71.3)0 Biggs Kurtz Hardware Co.' 148.80 Charles Redd Motor Co �1310.25 Stocks, seconded by Mr. Kerby, the meeting y oorder\, 37 Moab, Utah May 8, 1947 The City Council met in regular session on the above date with the following members_present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen W. R. McConkie, J. E. Kerby, Len Stocks and J. W. Corbin. Absent: Councilman Cord Bowen. The minutes of the meetings of January 8, February 4, March 4 and April 1, 1947 were read and approved. Vere Westwood appeared before the City Council and requested that the sewer line be extended to his property. He stated that if the line is extended that four residence properties could be served by the sewer system. The sewer committee was authorized to have the sewer line extended to the Westwood property. There was some discussion of extending the sewer line to the Len Stocks property. The matter was referred to the sewer committee. Upon motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Stocks and unanimously carried, the sum of .2 0 6r00 was ordered transferred from the Water fund to the Bohd Sinking Fund and the, sum of $1500.00,was ordered transferred from the Water Fund to the Sewer Fund. There was some disoussion on the removal of weeds within the city limits. Upon motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Stocks and unanimously oarried, the Mayor was• authorized to appoint special committees of property owners who would contact the property owners within the pity and request them toriaove weeds from their respective properties and that the Mayor place a notice in the Times-Indepehdent asking people to remove weeds, pursuant to the ordinances of the city. Upon motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Corbin, it was decided to withdraw the application of the city for advance planning funds from the Federal Works Agency for the curb and gutter projeot. There was some discussion on the operation of the swimming pool during the summer months. The Counoil is of the opinion that the pool should be operated by the -School Board and that the city would cooperate with the Board. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: Waterworks Equip. Co. ---A 9.50 Western's 1.00 Service Station Supply Cg102.00 Times -Independent 15.40 Biggs Kurtz Hardware Co. 27.87 Patterson Office Equip.- 1.20 Earl Dalton (MCA) 7.35 J. L. Castor 40.50 Utah Power and Light CO. 73.30 Moab Garage Company 57.49 Midland Telephone Co.-9.97 Howard Lance $13.00 Carroll J. Meador90.00 Utah Municipal League10.00 Utah Municipal League65.00 Dale M. Parriott39.00 L. A. Woodruff 6.00 Bill Marler (MCA)12.00 Grand county 61.46 D. H. Shields 34.87 Gordon Supply Co.-23.77 Intermountain Print. & Stat. Co.-- .78 Upon motion by Councilman Stooks, seconded by Council- man Kerby, the meeting adjourned. C t Recorder. 38 Moab, Utah June 3, 1947 00 The City Council met in regular session on the above date with the following members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Council- men J. E. Kerby, J. W. Corbin and Cord Bowen. Absent were Council- men W. R. McConkie and Len Stocks. The minutes of the meeting of May 8, 1947 were read and approved. The question of enacting an ordinance for the purpose of making a monthly sewer charge -pursuant to the recently enacted legislation was discussed. The City Attorney was instructed to prepare such an ordinance for presentation to the council. Upon motion -by Councilman Kerby and seconded by Councilman Bowen and duly passed, the, Mid.and Telephone Company was granted a permit to make additions to its building on D Street. The City Marshal, J. M. Stocks, was given a leave of two weeks commencing June 9, 1947 and John Stocks was to act as City Marshal during his absence. The following claims were D. H. Shields $ 17.59 Dave Perkins 12.00 Dave Perkins (MCA) . 21.00 Henry Baty, Jr.. . . .9.00 J. L. Castor 33.00 Ruben Allen (MCA). . 9.00 Gay Brown. . . . . 2.00 H. A. Garlett 18.00 S. E. Maupin 15.50 Upon motion by Councilman Bowen, the meeting adjourned. approved and ordered paid: Ike Shupe . . r _. 24.00 Biggs Kurtz Hdw.4,.07.06 Utah Power and Fight '2.20 Joe Zufelt (MCA) 9.00 State Tax Commission 2.00 Moab Garage .;. 66.25 J. L. Castor.,=. 40.50 Corbin and seconded by,Counoilman ty ea rder. Moab,_Utah July 1, 194' The City Council met in regular session on the above date with the following members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin and - Councilmen Len Stocks, J. E. Kerby and Cord Bowen. Absent were Councilmen W. R. MoConkie and J. W. Corbin. The Mayor reported that the oiling of E Street would commence about Jut" 13th. The Mayor was authorized to employ a tractor for the purpose of having weeds removed from the City streets. ' 0n motion by Mr. Kerby and seconded by Mr. Bowen/and duly passed, authority was given to extend the pity Sewer Line to the Len Stocks residence. There was considerable discussion about -the water shortage within the city and it was decided to write the Waterworks Equip- ment Company and request them to have one of their men appear before the Council at the next meeting and discuss the question of installing water meters. on motion by Mr. Kerby and seconded by Mr. Bowen, the American Legion was given permission to put on a fire works display on July 4, 1947 on the Legion grounds. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: 39 Bruce Striley. . .$66.00. Neal Dalton. . . . 1.50 Clive Stewart. . . 6.00 Dave Perkins . . . 31.50 Bob Shumway. . . . 15.00 Homer Johnson. . . 10.0E Emma Dalton. . .70 The Times -Independent 53.50 Dave Perkins, Jr. 5.00 Collin Loveridge Wm. Stocks (MCA) Henry Baty, Jr. J. L. Castor (MCA) J. M.Stocks John Stocks Moab,GaragecCompany Gordon Supply Company Utah Power and Light Midland Telephone Co. $ 6.oa '28.90 58.50 18.00 15.00 10.00 16.86 26.87 71.10 3.75 Upon motion by Councilman Kerby and seconded by Councilman Bowen, the meeting adjourned. City Recorder h Moab, Utah August 5, 1947 The City Council met in regular session on the above date with the following members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, and Council- men Len Stocks,-J. E. Kerby, Cord Bowen, J. W. Corbin and W. R. McConkie. Absent: None. Also present at the meeting were Water Superintendent H. E. Baty and City Marshal J. M. Stooks:. The minutes of the meetings of June 3 and July 1 were read and approved. Keith and Cordelia Barker, owners of the Wagon Wheel Cafe, were present and were cautioned by the City Council as to complaints. that beer was sold in their place of business to minors and about complaints from neighbors of loud noises coming from their place of business. Mr. and Mrs. Barker stated that they would cooperate in this respect and were not aware of the various complaints. Frank Arnold, representing the Waterworks Equipment Company, was present and explained in detail to the Council the use of water meters on the city water system. Upon motion by Councilman Kerby, Seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly passed, the City Council placed an order with the Waterworks Equipment Company f!r the purchase of 322 water meters, together with meter boxes and lids, meters to be delivered 50 within 30-60 days and the balance 30 per month until fdlI delivery. Councilman McConkie introduced the following resolution: RESOLUTION NO. 53 WHEREAS, it appearing to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand county, Utah, that for the purpose of retiring water- works and sewer bonds and paying interest thereon that the sum of One thousand five hundred dollars is necessary. NOW, THEREFORE, it is resolved, and it is .hereby ordered by tha City Council of the City of. Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of retiring waterworks and sewer bonds and paying interest thereon that the, ,City, Council of said city. borrow for and on behalf of said City from The First National Bank of Moab, at Moab, Utah, the sum of $1500.00 said sum to be payable on or before January 1, 1948, and to draw interest at the rate of six per cent par annum from date. IT, IS EURTHER ORDERED by said City. Council that Mayor D. E. Bladwin,, of said City, for and on behalf of said City, execute and deliver to the said Bank the negotiable promissory note of said City in and for the sum of One thousand five hundred dollars 01500.00), to be dated August 8, 1947,.due and payable on or before January 1, 1948, and to bear interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from date. Attest: Mitchell Melich City Recorder CITY OF MOAB By D. E. Baldwin Mayor 40 On motion by Councilman McConkie, seconded by Councilman Bowen the resolution was put to vote. The resolution was unani- mously adopted by all of the members present voting aye. Mayor Baldwin thereupon declared the,resolution carried and signed the same in approval thereof. douncilman McConkie introduced the following,resolution: RESOLUTION NO. 54 WHEREAS, it appears to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand county, Utah, that the following levies are necessary for the year 194,' on ,11 of the taxable property within said City, to -wit: five (5) mills for contigent expenses; four (4) mills for bond interest and sinking fund; three (3)"mills for improving and repairing sidewalks and two (2) mills for constructing and repairing sewers and drains. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand county, Utah, does hereby recommend to the GountyiAuditor and the Board of County Commissioners of Grand county, Utah, that the following levies be made on all taxable property within said City of Moab for the year 1947: five (5) mills for contingent,expenses; four (4) mills for bond interest and sinking fund; three (3) mills for improving and repairing sidewalks, and two (2) mills for constructing and repairing sewers and drains. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be certified to the County Auditor and the Board of County Commissioners of Grand county, Utah, by the Recorder of the City of Moab. CITY OF MOAB By D. E. Baldwin, Mayor Attest: Mitchell Melich City Recorder Attest: Approved: City Reoorder vv Mayor On motion by Councilman Bowen and seconded by Councilman Corbin, said Resolution was put-todvote. The Resolution was unani- mously adopted by all of the members present voting aye. Mayor D. n. Baldwin thereupon declared the Resolution 'carried and signed the same in approval thereof. The following claims were approved and ordered paid W. J. Morgan Wayne McConkie Larry Stocks Lee and Lary Stocks (MCA) Dave Perkins Dave Johnson Western's Biggs Kurtz Hdlg. Co Dan Holyoak Midland Telephone Deseret Publishing Co State Insurance Fund Firemen's Pension Fund Cord Bowen Mithcell Melich 72.00 5.85 24.00 10.00 15.00 90.00 3.00 60.72 37.50 10.25 • . 240.00 ..112l6.00 ... 580.00 35.00 35.00 Gordon Supply Co, *'P0.27 State Insurance Fund10.00 Lee and Larry Stocks50.00, Jack Steward; .. 6.00 Joh E. Kerby 84.00 Dave Johnson iMCA),18.00 Moab Garage Co 54.06 Utah Power and Light Co 73.30 Times Independent . 30.70 D. H. Shields 17.40 Pao. States Pipe Co.,46.08 Grand County 89.49 D. E. Baldwin 35.00 J. W. Corbin 35.00 41 Upon motion by Councilman Stocks, seconded by Councilman Bowen, the meeting adjourned. Moab, Utah September 4., 1947 The City Counc11 met in regular session on the above date with the following members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen J. E..,Kerby,._J. W. Corbin, and Cord Bowen. Absent: Councilmen Len Stocks and:l[.R;..MoConkie. The minutes of the meeting of August 5, 1947 were read and approved. Winford Bunce and H. D. Lile appeared before the Counoil and. requested that improvements be made on the lane running East of Sixth Street between C and D streets. 'They stated that the land was in-badreondition and needed some improvements. Tha_City Council decided to refer the matter to the District Road -Engineer for survey and cost estimate and what it would cost to gravel and o11 the lane and after suoh estimate was furnished sods action would he taken -by the Council. On motion by Councilman Bowen, seconded by -Councilman Corbin and duly parried, the City Marshal was authorized to employ a deputy marshal for September 11, 12 and 13. Due to Councilman McConkie moving from Moab, Utah, his resigna- tion as City Councilman was accepted. Attention was called to a proposed contract for street lighting with the [Ptah Power & Light Company,.whioh had been prepared and sub- mitted. -to the meeting for action. fihev:pp'ropbsaUcontre'at-wan 'rdsd•at length,' whereupon' the-f dllowing'reso.ution wig presdnted'in'writing' and read by.Councilman Kerby, who moved its adoption. RESOLUTION 55 WHEREAS, there has been submitted to the City Council of Moab at a duly convened meeting a proposed contract with the Utah Power &, Light Company by the terms of which said company agrees to furnish electric energy for street lighting purposes upon terms and oonditions As •therein fully set forth, .which .said contract is believed to be a fair ,one •end one which it is advisable for .this •city to •enter into: 'THEREF;ORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor•of Moab pity be;'and he is hereby authorized in his official capacity to execute said contract in duplicate, and the Reoorder is hereby authorized'and directed to attest, countersign and affix the corporate seal•to.said duplicates of said contract. When said contract .is so executed and when properly executed by the proper offices of .the said Utah Power & Light Company thi said City Recorder is instructed to retain one of said duplicates, as par of the records of his office and to deliver the other to said Utah Power .& ,Light Company. The motion to adopt the resolution was seconded by Councilman Bowen, and after being discussed at length a yea and nay vote was taken -upon the -adoption thereof with the following results: Those voting "yea" in favor of the resolution: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Kerby, Corbin and Bowen. Those voting "nay" or against the adoption of the resolution: None. More than a majority of the whole number of the members eleoted to the City Council having voted yea, the Mayor declared the motion - carried, the resolution adopted and the execution of the contract duly authorized. 42 the meeting adjourned. The following claims were Dr. I. W.-Allen 04.00 Utah Power & Light 72.20 Moab Garage 53.69 Waterworks Equipment Co...127.84 Dame M.-Parriott 21:00 Wm. Stocks 12.00 approved and ordered paid: Carroll J. Meador 10.00 The Midland Telephone Co 7.80 Kent Johnson 10.00 D. E. Baldwin 8.00 J. L. Castor 12.00 Upon motion, by CoUncilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Bowen, ty Recorder" 4\ Moab,lUtah. .October 7, 1947 The City Council met in regular session on the above date with -the following members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen LienTSispcks, J. W..Corbin and Cord Bowen. Absent: Councilman Kerby. E. T.'Hall, representing the Utah Power & Light Co., was present and explained‘to the council that due to the delay of receiving the necessary equipment and materials, the additional street lights ordered by'the City have not been placed on the City streets. He further dtate"d•"that as soon as the equipment and materials are available, that the lights will be installed and that new fixtures will also be installed, replacing the present lights. Upon motion by Councilman Stooks and seconded by Councilman' Corbin, and duly carried, the following election officials were appointed°to act during the Municipal Election within Moab City on November 4, 1947: Moab Election District No. 1 Mrs. J. W. Hawks and Mary Pogue. c „` Moab Election District No. 8 ` n, Mrs.,Hazel Thomson and Dr,. J. W.. Williams. - Elieotion Judges- Mrs."Earl Dalton, Constable - Mr. Bert Dalton. - Election Judges - Mre. Aka Mrs. Leona Christensen. Constable There was considerable discussion about installation of water meters and the water rate to be charged after the meters were installed. It was decided to make certain tests of the water meters after which a special meeting would be called to adopt the -necessary ordinances. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: Grand County Agrioultural Agent...$ H. E. Baty Moab Garage Company Grand County, -Utah Utah Power and Light Company Carroll J. Meador Western's Gordon Supply Company Midland Telephone Company The Times -Independent Upon motion by Councilman Bowen, adjourned. 7.00 60.00 64.78 20.00 71.10 5.00 1.49 2.30 4.50 10.40 seconded by George Bittle, $47.45 John Stooks: 15.00 Edgar Hayes 5:00 Bert Hector.....'.,12.00 J. L. Castor (MCA) 27.00 Albert Maxwell (MCA)9.90 Larry Stooks:'.....-::3.00 Lee, Stocks 3.00 Howard Williams' 1.25 Councilman Corbin,` the' meeting y Recorder Moab, Utah October 15, 1947 The City Council met in special session on the above date with the following members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Len Stocks, Cord Bowen, J. W. Corbin. Absent: Councilman J. E. Kerby. Councilman Bowen introduced the following ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 21 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER XXXV OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, 1941, AND ADDING IN AND TO SAID CHAPTER FOUR NEW SECTIONS TO BE KNOWN AS SECTIONS_4-I, 474, 475 and 476 RELATING TO, THE WATERWORKS DEPARTMENT. BE IT ORDAINED by the City -Council of Moab City, Utah, as follows: Section 1.: Sections 473, 474, 475 and 476 of the Revised Ordinances of Moab City, Utah, 1941, are enacted to read as -follows: Section 473. As soon as practicable the Superintendent of Waterworks_shall (as the City Council may deem advisable) in- stall water meters for all water users in Moab City, and after such installation such water users shall be required to use water through the water meter system only and such user shall pay in advance for the cost of installation as in Section 474 provided. Section 474. Meters of the type approved by the City Council shall be furnished and maintained by the City. A11 water meters must be installed in a concrete meter box on -the curb, except where in the opinion of the Superintendent of Waterworks it would not be practicable., The cost of making this installation to be paid by the water users shall be as follows: Fora 3/4- inch connection, or less - $30.00. Other connections - actual cost as fixed by the Superintendent of Waterworks. Section 475. It shall be unlawful for any person by himself, family, servants or agents to open, interfere with, in- jure, deface or otherwise impair the workings of any water meter.. It shall be unlawful for any person other than a duly authorized employee of the Waterworks Department of the City to remove any water eter from any premises. , It shall be unlawful for any person to, pomst,pn Any_ premise any water meter signs where no water meter has been installed, and it shall be unlawful for any person with intent thprepy,to evade assessment of water, rates to state that a meter, has, beep installed upon the premises where such meter has not been, inatalled.� . ,, , , , , , Any person convicted of violating any,of,the provisions of thin section shall be punished by, a fine of, not, pore than Fifty ($50.00), Dgliars or by, imprisonment, not, to, p oeed, 30 days in the County Jail, or by both such fine arid,imprisonment. ,Seetion 476,. _ The rates for water supplied by Moab City through the water system of said City, where a meter is installed are hereby fixed and determined as follows: Ten (10) cents per thousand gallons. The minimum monthly charges for water supplied through a meter shall be as follows: Houses or private dwellings for one family not including water for lawn, flowers or shrubs $1.50 For sprinkling lawns, flowers, plants, and shrubs .$1.50 44 For any business, factory, plants, occupations, trade or other use of water not herein specifically mentioned, the City Council shall have the right and is here- by empowered to fix and determine the water rate to be paid in sUCh case for water supplied through the water system of Moab City. A11 rates for watersuppliedthrough meters shall be payable monthly or at such other time as the City Council may determine and direct. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect on December 1, 1947. On motion by Councilman Bowen, seconded by Councilman Corbin,_said ordinance was adopted by the following vote: "Ayee: Mayor__Baldwin;a0ounoilmen Bowen, Stocks, and Corbin.'"Nay": None. On motion by Councilman Stocks, seconded by Councilman Bowen, and duly carried, the meeting adjourned. City Recorder ,\N Moab', Utah November-4, 1947 The City Council met in regular date with the following members present: Councilmen Cord Bowen, J. E. Kerby and J. Councilman Stocks. session on the above Mayor D. E. Baldwin, W. Corbin. 'Absent: The minutes of the meetings of September 4 and October 7 were read and approved. Also present was J. M. Stocks, City Marshal The Street Committee was authorized to have the neces- sary work done in repairing the Mill Creek Bridge. " Upon motion by Councilman Bowen, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and duly carried, the Council decided to return the #700.00 advance payment received from the'Federal Works Agency and to request that said application be cancelled. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: J. L. Castor Gordon Supply Co Henry Baty, Jr Mrs. Ella Stewart Utah Power and Light Co Dr. J. W. Williams Mrs. Elouise Hawks Hazel Thomson Ila Corbin William Stocks William Stocks $2?.50 Moab Garage ,.$24.27 . 3.00 Reed Lance 7.50 D. H. Shields- 5.23 36.73 Nalia Dalton 33.21 73.30 Bert Dalton 7.00 • 6.00 Mrs. Earl -°Dalton7.00 7.00 Mary Pogue 7.00 6.00 Leona Christensen 6.00 6.00 Lester'Burr 3.50 33.00 J. L. Castor....i....-..-... 33.00 12.00 ,... 50.00 Upon motion by Councilman Bowen; seconded by Councilman Corbin, the meeting adjourned. \ � „� 0 \ ) iter Recorder 45 Moab, Utah December 2, 1947 The City Council met in regular session on the above date with the following members present: Mayor D. E. Baldwin, Councilmen Cord Bowen, Len Stocks, J. W. Corbin and J. E. Kerby. Absent: None. The minutes of the meetings of October 15 and November 4, 1947 were'read and approved. Also present at the meeting was Mars Pope, Mayor Elect. The City COuncil, acting as a Board of Canvassers, canvassed the returns of the Municipal Election held on November 4, 1947, and found the results to be as follows: FOR MAYOR ' Mars Pope BertDaltOrt J. W, Corbin Carbia Olyda"Berry Mrs: Pope Tommy Lee Don Taylor FOR COUNCILMAN, 4-YEAR TERM J.-E.-Kerby Essie Bailey Cord Bowen Cordell Bowen Robert Tangren Carl Mecham Elora Newell FOR COUNCILMAN, 2-YEAR TERM Harold Lile J. E. Kerby Elouise Hawks Robert Burr Emmitt Pittman Jack Corbin Curtis Robertson Mr. Wise Bert Burr Kent Johnson Edna Shafer FOR CITY RECORDER No. 1 No. Er Total 48 53 loi 2 ' 2' 1 1 1 1 1 50 1 1 51 1 1 45 4 51 1 1 1 2 50 1 1 1 54 48 9 1 52 1 Margie M.,Leaming 50 51 Edna Shafer 3 - 1 Maggie Striker 1 OlaWalker, 1 Carroll Meador 1 1 I1a Corbin _ 1 1 FOR CITY TREASURER Winford Bunce 51 56 Billie Wilson 1 Bonnie Lile 1 Upon motion by Councilman Corbin, seoonded by and duly carried, the City Recorder was authorized issue certificates of election to the following: Mayor: Mars Pope Councilmen: J. E. Kerby, Harold Lile, Curtis Robertson, and Robert Burr 1 1 1 2 1 100 1 1 1 1 1 1 105 1 1 93 13 1 103 1 1 1 1 101 107 1 1 Councilman Bowen, and ordered to 46 00 City Recorder: Margie M. Learning City Treasurer: Winford Bunco Couricil'man Kerby reported a number of fire hazards which exist within the business district in the City. After consi derable discussion the Mayor was authorized to order the City Marshal to make an inspection of all business properties within the City and determine what fire hazards exist, if any, at each business place and then report his findings to the Mayor. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: Kent Johnson .... $57.00 J. L. Castor 6.00 J. M. Stocks Wm. Stocks Cord Bowen Ellis Stocks Leon Stooks Bill Handley (MCA) Angus Stocks - Midland Telephone Co 10.00 6.00 30.00 _ 7.00 7.00 19.50 15.00 8.60 Moab Garage $31.70 Gordon Supply Co 15.27 Biggs-Kurtz-Hdw. Co:=80.26- W. S. Darley 7.78 D. H. Shiblds '5.27 Utah Power & Light72,20 Fern's Cafe 2.95 Times Independent 63.75 New Century PrintingCo,12.30, Upon motion by Councilman Bowen, Stocks, and duly carried, the meeting seconded by Councilman adjourned. i �t ty ecorder Moab, Utah January 5, 1948. The City Council met in regular session on the above date with the following members present: Mayor Mars Pope, Counnilmen Len Stooks, J.,E:Kerby, IMMIXXX Curtis Robertson, Harold Lile, Bob Burr. Reoorder Mitohell Meliohand.Margie_ M. Learning. The newly elected officers were sworn, and bonds having been filed were qualified. The minutes ofDeoember 2 were read and approved. Councilman U.E Arby introduced the following resolution, Resolution No. 56. Whereas, it ap ealIng to the City Council of the City of.Moab, Grand County, Utah, that for the purpose of carrying on and defraying the current costs and expenses of operating the city government for the year 1948, that the sum of $4,000 is necessary. Now, therefore, be it resolved that it is hereby ordered by the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of defraying the current costs and expenses of operating the city government for:the' year 1948, that the City Counoil of said oity borrow for and on behalf 'of said City from the First National Bank of Moab, at Moab, Utah, the sum of $4,000.00, said sum to ba,payable on or before January 1, 1949, and to, draw interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from date, said su m to be used for the use and benefit of the following funds; General Fund $1,000; Water Fund $1500; Bond Interest and Sinking Fund $1500. It is further resolved by the City Council that Mayor MarePope of said City, for and on behalf of said City, execute and deliver to the said Bank, the negotiable propissory note of said City in and for the sum of $4,000, to be dated January 8, 1948, due and payable on or before January 1, 1949, with interest at the rate of six per oent per annum from date. Attest: Margie M. Lemming, Recorder. On motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Robertson the resolution was carried by the unanimous vote of all councilmen present pprovoontMaveoofPope declared the resolution carried, andligned the same 31 CITY OF MOAB By Mars Pope, Mayor 47 Councilman Lile introduced the following resolution: Resolution No. 57. WHEREAS, it appearing that due and proper notice of the adoption of the budget for the year 1948 by Moab City has been given, as required by law, and that said proposed budget was set for hearing on January 5, 1948, and WHEREAS, no objection was made at any time toward theadoption of said budget. NOW , THEREFORE, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Counoil of Moab City, Utah, that the following budget be and it is hereby adopted as the budget of said city for the year commencing January 1, 1948, and ending December 31, 1948: MOAB CITY BUDGET FOR 1048. ESTIMATED RECEIPTS: Liquor Control Fund $1970.00 Water Collections 6500.00 Taxes 5700.00 Sewer Fees 750.00 License Fees 1000.00 Motor Vehicle Registration Fund 1611.45 Dog Tax 200.00 Fines 100.00 Miscellaneous 346.55 Water Meters 7000.00 Total estimated receipts - - - - 25,178.00 ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES: General Fund. Attorney's salary $ 100.00 City Councilmen's Salary 150.00 Justice of the Peace Salary 120.00 Marshal's Salary and Expense 1020.00 Mayor's Salary' 300:00 Treasurer's Salary - 4'80:00 Recorder's Salary -- - 400.00 Sexton's Salary 180.00 Supplies, Printing, eto. 1000.00 Total General Fund $3650.00 Street and Sidewalk Department. Repairs, Improvements, eto. Street Lighting Total Street Fund - $1600.00 900.00 $2500.00 Water Department: Water Superintendent's Salary, etc. $1100.00 Maintenance, Repairs, eto. - - - - 2000.00 Rental 600.00 Water Meters 9000.00 Total Water Department - - - 013400.00 Sewer Department. Maintenance, Repairs, etc. - - $ 1500.00 Total Sewer Department - - - - $ 1500.00 Waterworks Revenue Bond Fund Bond Retirement $ 1000.00 Interest - - - - 720.00 Sinking Fund - 360.00 Total Waterworks Revenue Bond Fund$2080.00 Bond Interest and Sinking Fund Retirement of Waterworks Bonds $ 1100.00 Interest on Waterworks Bonds - - - 308.00 Retirement of Sewer Bonds - - 500.00 Interest onSewer Bonds 140.00 Total B. I. S. Fund 2048.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS: General Fund $ 3650.00 Street and Sidewalk Department 2500.00 Water Department - - - 13400.00 Sewer Department 1500.00 Waterworks Revenue Bond Fund 2080.00 Bond Interest and Sinking Fund 2048.00 Total $25178.00 48 On motion by Councilman Eile,-seconded by Councilman Stocks, said reso- lution was adopted by thanimous vote. 0-4 Councilman Lile introduced the following ordinance; ORDINANCE NO. 22. IN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING CERTAIN SUMS TO BE EXPENDED WITHIN MOAB CITY FOR THE YEAR 1948. BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, as follows: Section 1: That the following sums be appropriated by said city during the year 1948, for the,following purposes: ueneral Fund $3650.00 Street and Sidewalk Department 2500.00 Water Department 13400.00 Sewer Department 1500.00 Waterworks Revenue Bond Fund 2080.00 Bond Interest and Sinking Fund 2048.00 Total $25178.00 Seotion 2. This ordinance shall be effective January 1, 1948. On motion by Councilman Lile, seconded by Councilman Steaks, said' ordinance was adopted by a unanimous vote, and the Mayor declared said ordinance carried. Mitchell Melich reported that the bonded indebtedness of the City as of January 1, 1948, is $29,200, being $18,000 Bond Interest &Sinking general obligation bonds, payable $1,000 per year, with interest at 4%, and $11,200 waterworks and sewer bonds, payable $1600 per year. Insurancb policies on the fire truck were presented. On motion by Councilman Robertson, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and carried, the fire and theft, was approved and Policy No. AP134-01777 covering public liability was approved, and the premium of $43.6kauthorized paid, with request to write a policy covering fire and theft. A delegation of property owners in the Bowen Subdivision met with the Board and asked that the water be piped into that section. Councilmen Kerby and Lile were authorized to study the situation, with Water Superintendent Baty, and report to the Board. The following councilmen were appointed: Sewer and Water Committee: Counoilmen Kerby and Lile Streets, Lights and Palica Dept.: Rounoilmen Robertson, Stooks and Burr. The question of a petition creating a cemetery distriot was discussed, and it was the opinion of the Board that it would be well to circulate such petition, as it appears the cemetery will have to be enlarged. On motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Stooks, Mitchell Uelich was authorized to attend the meeting called by the Munioipal League to be held in Salt Lake City on Saturday, January 10. Petttion for '-street light on the oorner at the North end of 51' Street, was approved on motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried. The Clerk w as instructed to refund -the $700 edvanoed by the Federal Works Agency, U. S. Treasury, it appearing that due to the excessive cost of material the project cannot be carried on at this time. Councilman Robertson offered the following Resolution, and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION No. 58. WHEREAS, on December 31, 1947, Dennis E. Baldwin was galled from this life by his Creator; and WHEREAS, Dennis E. Baldwin had served as a member'of the Town Board of Moab, Utah, and at the time of his death was Mayor of the City of Moab and had rendered distinguished services as such; and WHEREAS, Dennis E. Baldwin was a distinguished civic leader, publio servant and citizen and brought to every post his trust, loyalty and devotion during his lifetime of service to hunamity; and WHEREAS, he was loved and cherished by all who knew him. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved that the City Council of the City of Moab does hereby pay tribute and honor to him and to his memory and does hereby express sincere sympathy to his psreaved family and pays tribute to him for his integrity, devotion and service. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution by delivered to the family of Dennis E. Baldwin, with out condolences for the great loss 49 they have sustained in the passing of a devoted husband and father -and a friend of the people of Grand county, Utah. Adopted end approved by the unanimous vote of the City Council of Moab City, Utah, this 5th day of January, 1948. Attest; MARS POPE, Mayor. Margie M. Lemming, City Recorder. The motional' Councilman Robertson was seconded by Councilman Stooks and carried by unanimous vote. On motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Stocks, and carried, the following claims were approved and ordered paid; First National Bank of Moab - $161.25 A. Reedfomerville 0600.00 U. S. Treasury 700.00 State Insurance Fund 154.00 Jim. Surety Co. of N. Y. 43.67 Firemen's Pension Fund g0.00 Utah Power & Light Co. 71.10 Am. Surety Co. of N. Y. 40.00 There being no further business to come before the Board the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Robertson, seconded by Counoilman Stocks, and carried. 0t14.-- c nyor .n February 3, 1948. The members of the City Council met in regular session on this date with the following members present: Mayor Mars Pope, Councilmen Robertson, Kerby, Stooks, and Lile, and Recorder Lemming. The minutes of the regular meeting of January 5 were read and approved. Lynn Day met with the Council to apply for license to cover a skating rink he proposes to build. Mr. Day was assured his license would be approved when he is ready to open his place of business. Johnnie Johnson met with the Board and asked that hds.home be hooked onto the sewer line. The Board was of the opinion Mr. Johnson should take the line from him home down to the line and pay the $50.00 connection fee. Mr. Johnson asked that the,rights-of-way for the line and the septic tank on his property be oheoked up. Councilman Kerby reported on the inspection f the Bowen Subdivision, and recommended that this portion of the city be hooked u o the City Water System as soon as pipe can be obtained. The Recorder was a4pd o place orders with the Schmidt Hardware 6nmpany, Biggs Kurtz and Salt Lakd Hardware, in Grand Junction, and the,Waterworks Equipment Company, for the following sized pile, and ask that the eCit be given en allotment on such pipe as it become available: 2-inch water line, 3/4 inch water line and 4-inch sewer line. Also to enquire regarding 8-inch heavy mast iron pipe. The following appointments were made by Mayor Mars Pope, and the Council asked to confirm them: City Marshal, James Stooks, salary $75.00 per month City Water Superintendent, H. E. Baty, salary $150 per month City Attorney, Mitchell Melich, salary $100 per annum City Justice of the Peace, Bert Dalton, salary $10.00 per month Sexton, H. E.Baty, salary $15.00 per month. with salary for each as indicated . On motion by Councilman 8. E. Kerby, seconded by Councilman Curtis Robertson, the recommendation of Mayor Pope was accepted and the appointments confirmed. The rules of traffic$ in the streets in the city were discussed, and it was agreed by the Board that the stop signs should be enforced, and the parking rules observed strictly on the bank corner and main street. The Council was advised of a meeting to be called to discuss a milk ordinance, km which the councilmen were urged to attend; that when the date is finally determined County Agent Davis would notify each Councilman. A. Reed Somerville offered the parcel of land and building now used for a mortuary and storage for the fire truck, to the City for the sum of $4700, the MOO paid as lease.for 1948 to be applied thereon, leaving a balance of $4100, 50 full purchase price. This matter was discussed and Councilman Len Stocks made a motion, seconded by Councilman Harold Lile, that the city purchase this property. The motion, upon being put to a vote was unanimously carried, and the following described property was ordered purchased: Beginning 651 feet East of the Northwest corner of Block 13, Moab Townsite: Running thence South 892 feet; thence East 50 feet; thence North 892 feet; thence West 50 feet, to the place of beginning. Together with all improvements thereto belonging. Subject to that certain right of way for a roadway, which right of way is more particularly described in that certain warranty deed dated April 2, 1943, wherein A. Reed Somerville and Veva Somerville are grantors and Sarah Barker, J. W. Barker and Clarence Barker are grantees, which deed is of record in Book 3 of Deeds, at Page 483 in the office of the County Recorder of Grand County, Utah, and to which deed reference is hereby made. RESOLUTION NO. 59. The following resolution was duly offered by Councilman Len Stocks, and seconded by Councilman Harold Lile, and upon being put to a vote was ' unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, it appearing to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, that for the purpose of purchasing the building and ground now used under lease as the mortuary and house for the fire truck to be used by said City, that the sum of $4100.00 is necessary, said land being described as follows: Beginning 6 2 feet E. of the NW C6r. of Lot 3, Block 13, Moab Townsite: Running thence S. 892 feet, thence E. 50 feet; thence N. 892 feet; thence W. 50 feet, to the place of beginning, excepting right of way. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of purchasing the above -described tract of land and building to be used by said City,that the City Council of said City borrow for and on behalf of said City from The First National Bank of Moab, at Moab, Utah, the, sum of ;4100.00, said sum to be payable on or before Deoember 31, 1948, and to draw interest at the rate of four per cent per annum from date. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED by said City Council, that Mayor Mars Pope, of said City, for and on behalf of said City, execute and deliver to the said Bank the negotiable promissory note of said City in and for the sum of Forty-one Hundred Dollars (04100.00), to be dated February 3, 1948, due and payable on or before December 31, 1948, and to bear interest at the rate of four per cent per annum from date. Hanover Fire Insurance Company Polioy No. A25359, parrying coverage for the Fire Truck, $5,000 fire, lightning and transportation and $5,000 theft was approved. The following claims were approved on motion of Councilman Len Stooks seconded by Councilman J. E. Kerby, and tahanimously oarried: Wagonwheel Cafe $1.60 Utah Power & Light Co. $73.30 Times -Independent 46.50 J. L. Castor 9.00 Intermountain Pripting & Stationery Co. $8.18 Midland Tel. Coe4 3.75 Yam. Stocks 9.00 Moab Garage Co. ' ,54.79 H. A. Garlett 3.00 D. H. Shields 1.20 Charles Cunningham 8.00 lie Corbin 15.00 Leon Stooks 7.50 Hanover Fire Ins. Co. 58.50 Waterworks Equipment Co. 1,000.00 A. Reed Somerville 4,100.00 The Clerk was instructed to bill Mabel Johnson for $12.00 on aocount of repair of fire plug she broke on the bank corner, and bill Clark Gordon for the cost of repairing the one on the Maggie Taylor corner. Thera being no further business to come before the Counoil the meeting adjourned. Attest: 1110A eeor. er. 51 March 2, 1948. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor Mars Pope, Councilmen Curtis Robertson, Harold Lile, Robert Burr, J. E. Kerby; Marshal J. M. Stocks; Water Supt. H. E. Baty and Recorder Margie M. Leaning. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Application of Johnnie Johnson for a sewer hook-up was brought to the attention of the Board. The question was put to the Board that, if Mr. Johnson takes the sewer line from his house to the City sewer line, will the other places along the lane be charged a $50.00 hook-up fee when they are built and ready to apply for sewer service. The Clerk was instructed to write the State Department of Health to ascertain whether or not we are allowed to hook a line on below the septic tank. Mr. Cord Bowen applied for a permit to continue his building within the restricted area of the city, advising that his buildings are to be modern in every way and fireproofed. This application was approved. The water main having broken where it runs through Pete Shumwayts property, was discussed and the Clerk instructed to write Mr. Shumway for permission to change the line to bring it up on higher ground. The question of the water meters and 'installation, were discussed with Mr. Baty. It appearing that there have been about 20 of these meters installed to date, the Clerk was asked to write the Waterworks Equipment Company whether the other equipment shipped could be returned for credit, and any definite aotion on the question was held up until a reply can be received. A. Reed Somerville applied for a license tocperate a ohildren's Play Den in the Lile store building just North of the school, advising he plans to have a pool table or two, games, pingpong, etc. and sell candy, soft drinks, etc. On motion of Councilman Harold Lile, seoonded by Councilman Burr, the carried, the license was approved, for the sum of $12.50 per annum. H. E. Baty offered his resignation as Sexton, and upon its being approved Mayor Mars Pope appointed A. Reed Somerville and asked for confirmation of the Board. Councilman Curtis Robertson moved that Mr. Baty's resignation be approved and Mr. Somerville's appointment be confirmed. This motion was seconded by Councilman Harold Lile and carried unanimously. �p Ed Hayes offered the city a iFfoot roadway through his subdivision. This was accepted with the understanding there would be no work done on it this year. Letter from Milledis Moab Coop, applying for a paokage agenoy beer license authorizing that company to sell beer not to be consumed on the premises, was presented and considered. It was agreed to issue -this package agency license, for the $100 annual fee, prorated, with the express understanding the beer is not to be consumed on the premises. The Clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Gaumer he will have to have a license for his store, auto repair shop and rooms, as he has notices posted. The following claims were approved and ordered paid on motion of Councilman Robert Burr, seconded by Councilman Curtis Robertson, and carried: State Insurance Fund - $40.00 Midland Tel. Company $ 3.75 Wm. Stocks 14.00 Moab Garage Co. - - --19.1,4 J. L. Castor 10.50 F. D. Powell 3.00 W. J. Marler 6.00 E. J. Breyer 4.00 Leo Marler 6.00 Scott Winbourn 6.00 Arches Cafe 5.80 J. W. Newman 6.00 Moab Coop - 2.25 Utah Power & Light Co. - - - 72.20 Utah Municipal League - 37.94 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion by Councilman Curtis Robertson, seconded by Councilman Harold Lile, and carried. Attest, eco Rrder-b{ny 52 April 6, 1948. 00 Minutes of the regular P. M. on this date. Present at the Kerby, Curtis Robertson, Len Stocks Marshal J. M. Stocks. meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8:00 meeting were Royer Mars Pope, Councilmen J. E. and Harold bile, smaixClerk Margie M. Learning, and The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Attorney Mitchell Melich met with the Board and reported on the meeting held in Salt Lake City in January by the Municipal League which he attended for Moab. •1 The question of installing meters for use of water was discussed, also an ordinance providing for a charge for sewer serviee. It was ordered that H. E. Baty,mater superintendent, start wending the meters already installed, to give some idea of the amount of water which should be covered by the minimum charge, and it was suggested that the Ordinance covering the use of meters should be re -written to provide that the rates should be fixed by regulation of the City Council, inasmuch as it would appear they may have to be changed several times before they can be determined to be right to get the full benefit of the water available. The Clerkvas instructed to call Bill Walton at Monticello, and ask if they have some mew meters for sale, it having been reported that meters were available from Monticello at a reduced price. Curtis Robertson reported that Mayor Pope and he had met with the County Commissioners regarding the Willard Nichols lane, proposed to be improved, and the cleaning up for the City dump, and that the Commissioners had agreed to pay half the cost of cleaning up the dump grounds, for this time. Thereupon, the Board ordered that if a man with a cat can be hired, this work be done as soon as possible, the City to pay half the cost thereof. Regarding the Willard Nichols lane: The County Commissioners had advised that, inasmuch as this is a privately -owned land, they cannot enter into any agreement thereon. It was suggested that Mr. Nichols will deed the land to the City if it can be improved and the other property owners have indicated they will do the same if they can be assured a good street or road will be made from it. Therefore, it was ordered that some figures on the cost of improve- ments be obtained, it appearing that the State Road Engineer has already surveyed the site and will have an ?dea of the cost, then the Councilmen meet with the County Commissioners again and ascertain how much the County can contribute toward the job. The Dairy Ordinance was discussed, but roaotion taken, pending further investigation. The question of reorganizing the Fire Department was brought to the attention of the Board by Councilman Parold Liie, and Mayor Pope agreed to see what he could do toward getting responsible men to take over the department. Letter from the State Department of Health in reply to enquiry regarding sewer cOnnections below the septic tank, was read to the Board. In view of the suggestions therein, the Board felt they should not allow any fewer hookups below the City sewage treatment plant. The following claims were presented and approved, and the Clerk instructed to issue a warrant in payment for each: the Len State Insurance Fund - - - $40.00 Wm. Stocks 14.00 J. L. Castor Grand County American Surety Co. - • Utah Power de Light Co. J. M. Stocks ,ti Moab Garage Co. - - - - Moab Cooperative Co. - Midland Tel. Company - Ralph Dalton 10.50 63.78 5.00 72.20 5.00 11.60 3.75 7.50 10.45 Omer Secrest Ohio Copper Co. Ike Shupe, Clarence Balker J. L. Castor Thomas Means F. D.Powell John Gritts D. H. Shields J. L. Castor Bill Stocks $45.00 of Utah- 120.00 3.00 10.12 9.00 4.50 6.00 3.00 14.08 36.00 60.00 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, meeting adjourned on motion by Councilman Curtis Robertson, seconded by Councilman Stocks, and carried. ATTEST: • 4,5 Re d � co der fifif(eVvi/ Mayor. 53 Nay 4, 1948. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor ;Mars Pope, Councilmen Len Stocks, J. E. Kerby and Robert Burr, City l`arshall Stocks and 'Hater Superintendent H.E. Baty, Recorder Margie M. Learning. s'ayor Pope reported on the Municipal League meeting held in Price, Utah and attended by City Attorney Mitchell helich, Mayor Pope and Recorder Learning. It was agreed that water meters should be installed throughout the City, and on motion of Councilman Robert Burr, seconded by Councilman Len Stocks, and carried, water rates were authorized increased beginning June 1, 1948, to $2.00 per month minimum, plys $1.50 per month for lawn water. A. Reed Somerville met with the council and suggested that if an air conditioner could be installed in the mortuary it would save considerable work getting ice together to take care of bodies While they are held there. l'ayor Pope recommended the adoption of a building code for Moab City to avoid residential districts being invaded by business enterprises, and to hold the buildings from being placed too -far out on the sidewalks and too close together, creating a fire hazard. H. E. Baty reported to the Board that the matter of having to open and close the valves on the water system each morning and night was too confining, and asked for some suggestions, that he might beeelieved of this one day a week or if he should have to be away. It was suggested that when Mr. Baty has help hired he arrange for the assistant to take care of the valves part of the time. The Class C Road program for 1948 was discussed, but no action taken until it can be discussed with O. Donald Miles, District Engineer who is expected to be ir.l+oab within the next week. Hanover Fire Insurance Policy No. 29935, covering the Funeral Parlor and Storage for City Fire Truok, for $2,000 for period ending March 25, 1951, was approved and the Clerk instructed to pay the premium thereon of $50.00 For the three-y ar period. �. The financial condition of the City was discussed and it was decided it would be necessary to borrow more from the Bank, but that it could wait until `the next meeting of the Board to be held June 1. The following claims were approved and ordered paid: No. Name Amount No. Name Amount 2876 Henry Baty, Jr. $36.00 2887 Biggs Kurtz Co. 202.16 2877 H. A. Garlett 4.50 2888 Moab Garage Co. 67.81 2878 Bill Stocks 13.50 2889 D. H. Shields 17.10 2879 E. J.Brewer 37.00 2890 Moab Cooperative Co. 7.13 2880 Scott Winbourn 20.00 2891 A. S. Darley & Co. 257.56 2881 J. A. Brown 6.00 2892 J. M. Stocks 3.00 2882 J. L. Castor 10.50 2893 Utah Power & Light Co. 72.20 2883 John L. Shafer 6.00 2894 lttrs Pope 6.60 2884 Ike .Thupe 15.00 2895 Mitchell telich 27.25 2885 1%estern's _ 7.85 2896 New Century Printing Co. 31.72 2886 Hanover Insurance Co. 50.00 2897 George Ptestwood 15.00 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Robert Burr, seconded by Councilman Len Stocks, and carried. ATTEST: Mayor. 54 June 1, 1948. The City Council met in regular session o$ the above date at 8 o'clock P. Y., with the following members present: Mayor ears Pope; Councilman J. E. Kerby, Len Stocks, Hobert Burr and Harold Lile. Absent Curtis Robertson. Recorder rargie L. Shafer and ?`arshal J TT.Stocks were also present. The minutes of May 4 1^ere read and approved. Loyd Petersen, County Attorney, met with the Board and discussed the keeping open of pool halls on Sunday. The Board decided they would need more information on public sentiment on this question. Councilman Kerby introduced the following Ordinance and moved its adoption; ORDINANCE' ITO. 23. AN ORDINANCE AlE'_rDING CHAPTER XXXV OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF T OAB CITY UTAH, 1941, BY ADDIITG IN AND TO SAID CHAPTER A MI SECTION TO BE KNO-'F AS SECTION 477, AID REPEALING SECTIONS 463 AND 476 OF TI.YEE REVISED ORDINAIICES OF POAB CITY, UTAH, 1941, ALL RELATING TO WATER ;IORKS. BE IT ORDAIINED by the City Council of Poab City, Utah, as follows: Section 1. That Section 477 of theRevised Ordinances of ?'oabpity, Utah, 1941, is enacted to read as follows: Section 477. The water rates for the supply of water from the water system of this city and connection fees shall be fixed and established by resolution or ordinance of the City Council. Section 2. Section 463 of Chapter XXXV of the Revised Ordinances of Moab City, Utah, 1941 and Section 476 of Chapter X XV of the Revised Ordinances of Moab City, Utah, 1941, as amended by Ordinance 21, are repealed. Section 3. In the opinion of the mayor and City Crunt.il, Moab, Utah, it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants of the City of L`oab, Utah, that this ordinance shall become effective July 1, 1948. Adopted by an affirmative vote of the majority of the City Council of Yoab City, Utah, and approved by the A'ayor of said city on the 1st day of June, 1948. The following Resolution was °resented by Councilman Lile, ,'ho moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 60. WHEREAS, it appears to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, that a change in the water rates for the supply of water from the City (rater Systom is necessary in order to adequately maintain the water system within said city, NOW, THE 4,.ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TTIE CITY OF ?JOAB, G?AND COUNTY, UTAH, that the water rates for the supply of ,'.ater furnished by the said City shall be as follows: 1. The monthly rates for the supply of water furnished by the City through its water system, where no meter is installed, shall be paid .onthly in advance, as the City Council may determine, and are hereby fixed and determined as follows: Houses or private dwellings for one family, but not including laws, flowers or shrubs $2.00 For each additional family tenant in said house carrying on housekeeping 02.00 For sprinkling lawnq,flowers, plants and shrubs 1.50 hater for chicken ;oops or farms, per tap .75 L:inicum charge for eny water connection service, per month .75 2. The rates for water supplied by lloab City through the water system of said ctt,r where a meter is installed are hereby fixed and determined as follows: Minimum rate, per month - $2.00 For each 1,000 gallons in excess of 10,000 gallons, per month - -- .10 LAND BE IT FURTHER RESOLITED that this resolution shall take effect on July 1, 1948. The Resolution having been seconded was put to a vote and unanimously carried. 55 On motion by Councilman Len Stocks, seconded by Councilman Harold Lile, the $1,427.64 allocated to the City for 1948 Class C program, was budgeted as follows; $1200.00 for seal coat on blocks east of Pain Street 227.64 for patching holes in oiled streets th,oughout town. The Agreement with the State Road Commission covering this program was ordered executed and forwarded to O. Donald files, District Lngineex, at Price. Regrsnation of A. Reed Somerville, as Sexton, and recommendation of appointment of Thyrill Hawks in that capacity, was accepted on motion by Councilman Robert Burr, seconded by Councilman Len Stocks, and carried. Reed Somerville was authorized to have Sarah Barker clean the mortuary and the Clerk instructed to pay her S2.00 upon completion of the work. Carl 1`urphy and A. W. Anderson, the two fire chiefs, were authorized to attend the Firemen's meeting to be held in Salt Lake City June 17, 18 and 19, called by the Utah Municipal League, and the sum of 035.00 each was authorized for expense of the trip, payable in advance. On request of H. 1', Baty, water superintendent, that Bill Stocks be paid :51.00 per hour, inasmuch as he is experienced in the job of assisting l'r. Baty, Councilman Burr made a motion, seconded by Councilman Kerby, that Bill Stocks be paid at that rate for the time he assists Mr. Baty. hanover Fire Insurance Policy lio. A27252, covering thecity owned Pickup, for fire and theft, and American Surety Company policy for collision, No. AP134-02154, were approved, and the pcomiums therefor ordered paid. On motion by Uouncilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Lile, and carried, the following claims were approved for payment: Moab Garage Co. Moab Coop. Co. Bill Stocks Midland Tel. Co. Biggs Kurtz Hwde Len Woodruff Blaine Peterson Jon E. Kerby J. L. Castor Henry Baty, Jr. Robert Dalton 0 70. 91 10.89 95.56 4.35 Co. 3.21 12.00 27.00 6.00 6.00 57.00 24.00 Earl 1; artin Utah State Tax Com. American Surety Co. Hanover Ins.Co. Thyrill Hawks J.h. Stocks Ut. Power ? Light Co. Reuben Walker First Nat'l Bank for Revenue Bond Fund Mrs. Sarah Barker 05.00 2.00 28.00 59.50 6.00 3.00 72.20 19.50 100.00 2.00 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjouwned oxfnotion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Stocks, andcoarried. Attest: -2'44T'Vcorder'.44' Cit rHayor. July 6, 1948, L'znutes of the regular meeting of the City Coupon held 2n the office of the City Recorder at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on -this date. Present at the meeting were ,'ayor liars Pope, Len Stocks, Curtis Robertson, Harold Lile, J. E. Kerby, Councilmen, KAI*Margie M. Shafer, Recorder,find Marshal James Stocks. Keith Barker, representing the retail beer establishments in Moab, met with the Board and asked that only three over the counter licenses be issued, inasmuch as business is slow in Moab now, and one establishment has been purchased by another license holder. Councilman Len Stocks roved that inasmuch as the Moab Coop has purchased a packab,e agency license, that only three puma licenses be issued for sale of beer over the counter, until such time as conditions would warrant the issuing of more. This motion was seconded by Councilman Curtis Robertson, and c arried unanimously. On motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Lile, the sum of $25.00 was appropriated for the control of mosquitoes, and the Clerk instructed to issue a warrant to the mosquitoe control committee. The Clerk vas instructed to bill the following persons for City license, at $10.00 each; Edgar Yrilcox, shoe repair shop; Koffman Dairy; Harry Reid, photographer and 1/2 year for The Miracle Shop, to Jess Abernathy, he having just started in business. The Board asked the Clerk to write to Henry Baty, advising that it is against the oolicy of the Board to allow Henry Ba.y, Jr: to drive the city 56 owned pickup, inasmuch as he is too young to have an operator's license and that, until such time as he can get a license to drive he no-s be allowed to take the city pickup. The question of who is to attend the Municipal League Convention to be held in Logan, Utah, on August 26, 27 and 28, was discussed, and it was agreed to wait until the August meeting of the Board before the members will know definitely whether they can attend. The Mayor and Recorder were authorized to execute another $1,000.00 note against the Resolution passed February 3, 1948, and make a payment to the Waterworks Equipment Company on the meters received, on motion by Councilman Lile, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and carried. Councilman'Lile nada a Lotion, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and carried unanimously, that as soon as meters are installed on all business houses, commercial users, that they be charged through the meter at the rate set therefor, it being understood that the new rates are now effective setting house use at 32.00 per month. The following claims were presented and approved, and the Clerk instructed to issue a i••arrantin payment of each; on motion of Councilman Stocks, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried: Henry E. Baty45p- - - Grand County ((// Midland Tel. Company Utah Power & Light Co. Moab Cooperatiye Co. David Perkins, Jr. Bob Burr Jim Stocks Times -Independent Gordon Supply Co. - $72.75 8.50 4.25 72.20 3.50 6.00 5.00 12.50 11.25 32.69 Western's f5.72 Bill Stocks 113.00 Moab Garage Co. 34.60 Christensen }rotor Co. 4.50 James Biddle 159.50 Dave A. Johnson 1*1.84 Waterworks Equipment Co. 1,000.00 There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion by Councilman Curtis Robertson, seconded by Councilman 'IIirold Lile, and carried unanimously. attest: p� . 1'y1a �V VA6order04'41-, Maya. August 3, 1948. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City oounoil held in the County Courthouse at 8100 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor Mars Pope, Councilmen J. E. Kerby and Len Stooks, and City Recorder Margie M. Shafer. Inasmuch as there are not enough members present to constitute a quorum, and all of the other members having indicated their inability to be present at this meeting, adjournment was taken to August 4, at 8:00 P. M. Attest: 2 , ,/4 corder. Mayer August 4, 1948. Minutes of the adjourned meeting of the Moab City Counoil held in the bounty Courthouse building at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this dlate. Present at the meeting were Mayor Mars Pope, Councilmen J. E. Kerby, Len Stooks and Curtis Robertson,sma Recorder Margie M. Shafer, and water superintendent H. E. Baty. The resignation of H. E. Baty as Water Superintendent was oonsidered and Mr. Baty advised the Board he cannot -continue to work for $150 per month and support .tis familjr. After considerable discussion and comparison of salary schedules paid Councilman J.E. Kerby moved that Mr. Baty's salary be increased to $200 per month. This motion was seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried unanimously. Mr. Baty called the attention of the Board to the need for maps to indicate where the water lines run and where eaoh meter is located, and the Board discussed this need which has been felt for some time. Mr. Baty was asked to prepare a sketoh of each section, as the meters are installed, which can later be made into a sectional map, when an Engineer can be employed to prepare it. 57 On motion by CounoilmanSEeckr, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and carried, the following levies were approved for 1948, subject to confirmation by the State L..Tax.Commission, and the -Board of County Commissioners, and the Clerk instructed to certify them to the State Tax Commission and the County Clerk: General Fund 5.00 Mills Streets Fund 3.00 " Sewer Fund 2.00 " Bond Interest & Sinking Fund - 4.00 " Public Property -Fund 2.00 " ' Total 16.00 " The Municipal League Convention to be held in Logan this months was called to the attention -of the Board and the members wishing to attend were authorized to do so, and the sum of $50.00 was approved for expense. the following Resolution was duly offered by Counoilman Len Stooka, 'aeoonded.by Councilman Curtis: Robertson and, upon being put to a vote, was unanimously adopted: - RESOLUTION NO. 61. Whereas, it appearing to theCity Council of the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, that for the purposa of purchasing and installing water meters within the City of Moab b4 be used by said city, that the sum of $3,000:00 is necessary. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council c: the City of Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of purchasing and installing acid wdter meters to be used by said City, that the City Council of said City borrow for and on behalf of said City from theFirst National Bank of Moab, at Moab, Utah, the sum of $3,000.00, said sum to be payable on or before December 31, 1948, and to draw interest at the rate_of four per cent per annum from date. It is further ordered by said City Council that Mayor Mara Pope, of said City, for and in behalf of said City, exeoute and deliver to the said bank the negotiable promissory notes of said City in and for the sum of $3,000.00, to be due and payable on or before December 31, 1948, and to bear interest at the rate of four per oent per annum from date. Letter from the Boy Scout Committee Moab Lions Club asking for assistance in the construction of a Summer Camp grounds at Warner Ranger Station, was presented. The Clerk was instructed to advise the Committee the City Council is heartily in favor of the,projeot and will do anything they can to support it, but are finanoially unable at this time to contribute. The following olaima were presented and approved on motion of aounoilman J. E. Kerby, seconded by Councilman Len Stooks, and oarried, and the Clerk instructed to -issue a warrant in payment of eaoh: Grand County Sohool District $75.00 Utah Power h Light Co. $72.20 Moab Garage Company 23.63 Mars Pope `3.50 Biggs-KurtE cpany 17.2e The Times -Independent 5.30 Rimrook Service 4.30 Clive Stewart 3.00 J. L. Castor 8.00 Ike. Shupe 46.00 Bi11 Stooks 108.00 Waterworks Equipment Co. 135.34 George H. Hutchings 25.00 Jim Bittle 25.40 Dave A. Johnson 22.70 There being no further business to come -before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Curtin Robertson, aeoonded by, Counoilman Len Stocks, and carried unanimously. Attest: ;7'Z7 7, ,%j. /5(4.44,\Clerk (//J May 58 September 8, 1948. The Meab City Council -met in regular session at 8100 P. M. on this date, the meeting having postponed from the September 7 regular meeting date on account of the regular primary election held September 7. Present at the meeting were Mayor Pope,Cbuncilmen J. E. Kerby, Harold Lile, Curtis Robertson, and Len Stocks,,i''arshal J. M. Stooks, Recorder Margie M. Shafer and Water Superintendent H.E. Baty. The minutes of the last regular meeting were readwnd approved. State Board of Agriculture representitives, including Milk Commissioner Dastruf£ and Mr. Willardson, met_with the Board and urged the adoption of the U. S. Public Health Code pertaining to milk for Moab CityCommissioner Datruff explained the requirements of the code and themethod of enforcement was discussed. After due consideration and discussion, Councilman Harold Lile made a motion, seconded by Counoilman Curtis Robertson, and carried, that the council vote in favor of the adoption-of-the_BnBlic-Health Milk Ond3nfinde xndiCode. Marshal Stocks asked the Board for an opinion on the closing hour for establishments selling beer, which is fixed by ordinance at 12:00 midnight, whether that meant the door should be looked and all customers out at that time, or whether the customers should loiter inside with the door looked. It was decided the City Attorney should be asked for an opinion. The question of the allowing of persons to be on the streets while intoxicated was discussed, and the Marshalns instructed to pick up anyone found roaming the streets or in public places while intoxicated, on motion of Councilman Lile, seconded by Councilman Stocks, and oarried unanimously. The question of traffio on the through highway through Moab Main Street section was discussed at considerable length. It was agreed to ask the State Road Commission for a caution sign light to be planed on the bank corner, with a notice of such light up a few blocks to warn the through.traffio to slow. Also, it was agreed that some road designating signs were needed on the bank•oorner to indicate to tourists the direction the through highway goes. Application of Harold and Eliza Core for a sewer hookup on theirrhome was discussed. It appearing that the hookup will post approximately $150.00, it was agreed to accept the $50.00 hook-up fee from Mr. and Mrs. Cors`with,the understanding the balance will be paid in not to exceed one year, the total cost of $150 to be paid by Mr. and Mrs. Core. Regignation of Robert Burr, pity councilman was presented and acceptea on motion by Councilman Kerby, seoonded'by Councilman Lile and carried, dus_to the fact that Mr. Burr has found it necessary to accept employment outside the City and is unable to attend the monthly meetings. The appointment of a new member to the City Council was postponed until the October I meeting. The following claims were presented and approved for payment on motion of Councilman J. E. Kerby, seconded by Counoilman Curtis Robertson, and oarried: E. J. Brewer J. L. Castor L. G. Marler Fred Dallmus Bill Stocks Bill Stocks (Assigned) Eugene Marler Ike Shupe Fred Dallmus L. A. Woodruff $15.00 29.00 32.50 17.00 12.00 67.00 13.00 47.00 13.00 21.00 John Stooks $37.50 Utah Power & Light Co. 72.20 Midland Tel. Co. Biggs Kurtz ffampany _Rimrook Service Sta. Times -Independent Robertson Tire Shop D. H. Shields Moab Garage Co. 11.25 18.34 ` 12.68 ,6.25 15.03 12.33 25.00 There being no further business to Dome before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Harold Lile, sec coded by Counoilman J. E. Kerby, and carried. Attest: "2927 —rib 4/1 Recorder. /I/ Mayoror 00 C•.i Y�1 59 October 6, 1948. The Moab City Council met in regular session at 8;00 o'clock D. R. on this date, the regular meeting having been postponed because of the inability of suffxaent members to be in town to hold the meeting. Present were mayor Mars Pope, Councilmen Len Stocks, J. E. Kerby and Curtis Robertson; Recorder Margie M. Shafer, Marshal J. M. Stocks and Water Superintendent H. E. Baty. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. Mayor Pope reported that he had been advised by Millard Nichols, State Road representative,that he had taken up the matter of the traffic light on the bank corner and the cost of the gravel billed to the City, with the Road Commission and it had been referred to the Salt Lake City office. Ed dayes application for sewer connection was discussed at considerable length. Iz was finally determined that applicants for sewer hookups that will cost ,more than the $50.00 hookup fee, should be paid for by the applicant who would receive credit for additional hookups on the line laid by him, torepay for the additional cost, less the $50 charge, provided the additional hookups are taken within a three-year period. Any credit to_be computed only on the line after it leaves the property of the applicant. New water connection applications were also discussed, and it was agreed that a new line should be run only if the applicant will stand the cost of the line and receive credit on his water service. The recorder was instructed to order a 6-Ton load of ooal to be delivered to the City Park, from N. L. Knight. Councilman to take the place of Bob Burr, resigned, was discussed. Councilman, Kerby moved that D. H. Shields be appointed City Councilman, subject -to his acceptance; the motion was sec coded by Councilman Stocks and carried unanimously. The Clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Shields and Councilman Kerby agreed to discuss the duties of a councilman with him. The Deseret News Xmas Edition and the question of the City 000perating with the County in taking a half -page of the scenic section, at a cost to the city of $120. The members were all favorable to the project and it was approved, with the understanding that if some of the business industries, particularly the fruit coopesative, will cooperate in the payment for a picture in the ad and special mention, the funds will be accepted to relieve the financial condition of the city. Letter from the State Insurance Fund, Loren D. Hale, Policy Clerk, advising that the City Policy No. 3M-797, covers our voluntary firemen:, and they will receive the same benefits as any other employees of the City in case of injury. Compensation for injured volunteer firemen is computed on the wages they receive on their regular uployment, accordnng to Mr. Hale's letter of September 27, 1948. Therefor, the claim of $40.00 additional premium, was approved and ordered paid. The following claims were approved and ordered paid for the respective amounts indicated, on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Stooks and carried: Gordon Supply Co. $2.62 Dan Winbourn $15.00 P. H. 3i,ocks - - - - 49.50 Moab Garage Co. - 14.11 David Perkins 11.00 Fred Dallmus 20.00 J. M. Stocks 26.50 J. L.Castor 20...0 Christensen Motor Co. - - - 3.05 L. G. earler 20.00 Dale M. Parriott 18.50 Grand County 74.02 Utah Power & Lt. Co. - - - 72.20 State Insurance Fund 110.00 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Len Stocks, seconded by Councilman J. E. Kerby, and carried, to meet next regular meeting Wednesday, November 3, to avoid the election day regular meeting date. Attest: �IitN(V1��.y�( �L5. -t v6G/h% aOyor. c e der. V\ 61 November 3, 1948. The City "ouncil met in regular session on this date, pursuant to adjourn- ment, at 8100 o'clock P. M. Present at the meeting were 1Iaycor Mars Pope, Councilmen ka.cx kaakiw J. E. Kerby, Curtis Robertson, Recorder Margie M. Jhafer, Marshal J. M. Stocks, and appointed Councilman D. H. Shields. The Oath of Office was taken by Councilman D. H. "hields, and his bond approved. The minutes of the last meeting, held October 6, were read and approved. Building of J. W. L'orbin, to be fireproof made of cement blocks, now under construction at the North of the present Telephone Company building, was approved, on application of Mr. Corbin. The Board agreed to accept partial payment from Dora Jerome for a sewer connection, balance to be paid on monthly instalments, provided the connection did not cost more than $50.00. Mayor Pope brought up the Bailey balance shown on the books for sewer connections, Mrs. Bailey having advised Mr. Pope they were allowed same credit on account of an easement through their property. This matter was tabled and referred to the Sewer Committee to be discussed with the members of the former committee acting at the time the Bailey hookup was made. Mayor Pope submitted the appointment of D. H. Shields on the Water and Sewer Committee. On motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Robertson, this appointment was confirmed and Uounoilman6hields made a member of this Committee to act with Councilmen Lile and Kerby. Mayor Pope reported that the new street lights have been installed, as requested by the City, at the entrance of the Johnson Lane; the Hospital corner; Slyis corner; at the entrance of the Schoolgrounds driveway and that the Steve Day corner light will be installed as soon as one part can be replaced which was broken; that a replacement light has been put in at the Mons Peterson corner by the County Fair Grounds. The question of children driving cars, beforechey reach the requirdd age of 16 years, and the question of bicycles on the highways were discussed. It was agreed that a warning should be issued, through the Times -Independent, a weekly newspaper published in Moab, that children under 16 years of age should not drive cars and it was agreed that bicycles should be equipped with the regulation lights and reflector as soon as they can be made available, either through the stores or some civic organization. The following claims were presented and approved and warrant ordered issued fn payment of each for the respective amounts indicated below.on motion of Councilman Robertson, seconded by (,ouncilman Kerby and carried; N. B. Knight $49.95 Midland Tel. Co. - - - 3.75 Times -Independent - - 1.00 Moab Garage Co. - - - 60.05 Rimrock-Service Station 9.58 Bi11 Marler - - - - - 22.00 J. L. Castor Utah Power & Light Co. Christensen Motor Co. Gordon Supply Co. J. M. Stocks Tommy White There being no further business to come before the Board the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman bhiilds, seconded by Robertson, and carried. Attest; 92) Yeo er $ 22.00 72.20 14.15 1.00 10.00 4.50 at this time, ‘'ounc ilman Mayor. 62 December 7, 1948. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor Mars Pope, Councilmen J. E. Kerby, D. H. Shields, Harold Lile, Len Stocks and Curtis Robertson, Recorder Margie M. Shafer, Water Superintendent H. E. Baty and Marshal J. M. Stocks. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. John Weech met with the Board regarding the cost of crossing he put in on the ditch running west along the south side of his home property, and asked that he be reimbursed the 020 paid out by him. The matter was discussed and referred to the Streets Committee for investigation. Bailey's sewer connection was brought up for discussion, and the Clerk instructed to write them and quote minute entry of the minutes of May 2, 1944, Book 2, Page 291. Letter from the State Board of Health regarding the Moab City Health Department and Health 0ffice5, was brought up for discussion. Counoilman Robertson was designated to speak to Dr. Temple regarding the appointment of Health Officer, and the matter of appointing a City Health Board was deforred to the January meeting. The American Surety Company of N. Y. Bond No. 34-481-546, covering D. H. Shields services as Councilman of the City of Moab, was presented, and approved, in the sum of $500.00. On motion by Councilman Kerby, seoonded by Councilman Robertson, and carried, the following claims were approved for payment; 3048 to 3054, inclusive - payroll. 3C55 Waterworks Revenue Bond Fund $1,260.00 3056 American Surety Co. of N. Y. 10.08 3057 Midland Telephone Company 9.10 3058 Utah Power h Light Company 72.20 3059 Henry Baty, Jr. 6.00 3060 Ed Hayes (City Water Dept.A) 10.00 3061 J. L. Castor 29.50 3062 Bill Marler 40.00 3063 Robertson Brothers 8.63 3064 Moab Garage Company 11.83 3065 Christensen Motor Company 14.26 3066 Abe Day (Water Dept.Aasignee) 15.00 Wallace Winder (Water Dept. " ) 4.00 3068 J. L. Castor (Water Dept.r s) 15.50_ 3069 H. A. Garlett (Water Dept.A.) 4.00 30g0 0. E. Boulden (hater Dept.A.) 34.50 3071 A. W. Anderson( " ) 33.75 3072 C. E. Murphy ( " " " ) 33.75 The question of meeting Wednesday, instead of the first Tuesday in each month, was discussed and it was decided that, for the time being, regular meetings would be held the first Wednesday of each month and, if it seems desir*able, City Ordinance covering meeting date could be changed. There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Robertson, seconded by Councilman Stocks and carried. Attest; 2/gym // Clerk. Mayor CO h�l pp 63 January4, 1946. 7'inutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8:00 o'clock B. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor Mars Pope, Councilmen J. E. herby, Harbld_Li1e, D. H. Shields and Len Stocks, with Recorder Margie M. Shafer. The last regular meeting minutes were read and approved. The question of the Agreement between C. E. Bailey and a former City Council on the sewer corrections made on the Bailey property was reported on by Councilman Kerby, who had talked with J. W. Corbin, a -member of the Council at the time the agreement was made, and with Mr. Bailey, and it appeared that the Council had agreed that when a new connection is made on Mr. Bailey's property the $25.00 balance shown on the card charging Pr. Bailey, is to be paid as full settlement for that connection, inasmuch as all of the expense of the connection was paid by Mr. Bailey and $25.00 of the connection fee paid to the City. Therefore, the Recorder was instructed to so notify Mr. Bailey and make the proper notation on the account card of Mr. Bailey's sewar account. The question of City licenses for 1949 was discussed and the Clerk instructed to notify the business houses as to the ordinance covering the license fee based on inventory, and to collect from each according to the inventory. It was agreed that, as soon as Attorney Kitchell Melich returns from the State Senate, that new ordinance be prepared covering license fees. This being the time and place designated for the consideration of the 1949 Budget governing the expenditures of the Moab City, and no objection having been made either in person or otherwise to the Tentative Budget as submitted and which has been on file for public inspection and advertised for hearing at this time, the same was adopted on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Stocks, and carried, as follows; yoab City Budget for 1949. Estimated Receipts; Liquor Control Fund $1,970.00 Water collections 9,000.00 Taxes 7,500.00 Sewer Fees 500.00 License fees 1,500.00 Dog tax 200.00 Fines lfiscellaneous Total estimated receipts Estimated Expenditures; Attorney's Salary General 100.00 286.00 --$22,156.00 Fund. Budgeted; $ 100.00 150.00 120.00 1020.00 300.00 180.00 600.00 180.00 1000.00 City Councilmen's Salary Justice of the Peace Salary 'arshal's Salary and Expense Mayor's Salary Treasurer's Salary Recorder's Selary Sexton's Salary Supplies, printing, etc. T6ta1 General Fund $ 3650.00 Street and Sidewalk Department. Repairs, Improvements, etc. $ 1100.00 Street Lighting - 900.00 Total Street Fund 2000.00 Plater Department. Water Superintendent's Salary, etc. - - Maintenance, Repairs, etc. Water Meters Total Water Fund - Sewer Department. Maintenance, Repairs, Etc. Total Sewer Fund - - $ 2400,00 2000.00 7000,00 O'11400.00 - - - 1000.00 $ 1000.00 Waterworks Revenue Bond Fund. Bond Retirement Interest Sinking Fund $ 1000.00 700.00 400.00 Total Revenue Bond Fund - - - $ 2100.00 3,650.00 2,000.00 11,400.00 1,000.00 2,100.00 64 Bond Interest and Sinking Fund. Retirement ofT'aterworks Bonds $1100.00 interest on iaterworks Bonds 286.00 Retirement of Sewer Bonds 500.00 Interest on Sewer Bonds 120.00 Total Bond Interest and Sinking Fund - $2006.00 Total Budgeted for 1949 00 Budgeted M F••y $2,006.00 $22,156.00 American Surety Company Automobile liability policy No. 134-03055, covering the Fire Truck for the period November 27, 1948 to November 27, 1949, was approved and the premium amounting to $46.67 ordered paid. The attention of the Board was called to the fact that only $2000 coverage is held on the Mortuary building, whereupon the Clerk was instructed to apply for $1500 more fire insruance coverage through Carroll J. Meador, Agent, Hanover Fire Insurance Company of New York. The following Resolution was duly offered by Councilman Harold D. Lile and seconded by Councilman D. H. Shields, and upon being put to a vote was unanimously adopted: RESOLUTION NO. 62. WHEREAS, it appearing to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, that for the purpose of purchasing and installing water meters within the City of Moab to be used by said City the sum of $6,000 V\ is necessary: NO6r, THEREFORE, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council of the City of )ioab, Utah, that for the puppose of purchasing and installing said water meters to be used by said city, that the city council borrow for and on behalf of said City from the First National Bank of Moab, at Moab, Utah, the sum of $6,000.00, said sum to be payable on or before December 31, 1949, and to draw interest at the rate of four per cent (4%) per annum from date. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED by said City Council that Mayor Wars Pope, of said City, for and on behalf of said City, execute and deliver to the said bank the negotiable promissory notes of said City in and for the sum of $6,000.00 to be due and payable on or before December 31, 1949, and to bear interest at the rate of four per cent per annum from date. S /' F 1T_Aii �\\4 CO TY 0 MANI), ), I, Margie W. Shafer, t/ie duly electe., qualif : and ac 'fg Reco der o the/City o W�pb, U�ah� do h7reb certif/ an. decla e th t the ab ve a d Oreg6ing ,i ; ful\\t rue )nd correct copyof a esol tion p sse and ad ted at a regular` meeting of the\6tty Counc f said 'it on Janu 4, 1 4 . The question of fixing the street out of the lane running East past the •goalie R^,,yrtson residence p.operty to the Willard Nichols place, was discussed and the Clerk instructed to get a price from the W. R.r'hite Company on the cost of 10-inch half culvert. The following °lairs were approved for payment on motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by counoilman Stocks, and carried, 3089. American burety Co. - $46.67 3093. Moab Garage Co. - $20.83 3090. Deserit News Pub.Co. 120.00 3094. D. H. Shields 7.14 3091. American Surety Co. 40.72 3095. Waterworks Bquip.Co. 1000.00 3092. Utah Power & Light Co. 72.20 3096. First Nat'l Bank 5369.07 There being no further business to come before the Board the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman J. E. Kerby, seconded by Harold Lile, and carried. Attest: h airm 65 February 1, 1949. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the County Courthouse at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting -were Mayor liars Pope; Councilmen Len Stocks, J. E.Kerby, Curtis Robertson, and D. H. Shields with Recorder Margie M. Shafer. The minutes of the regular meeting held January 4 Wire read and approved Clive C. Stewart met with the Board and applied for a bear license for use in the Arches Cafe. The matter was discussed at considerable length in view of the close proximity to the dance hall, but with the understanding that Mr. Stewart does not operate the dance hall and that the door leading from the cafe into the dance hall is to be kept locked and the entrance to the oafe on the street used entirely, the application was approved on motion by Councilman Robertson, seconded by Councilman Shields, and carried. The following persons were named by Mayor Pope to constitute the City Board of Health, and confirmed by the Board; Dr. H. P.Temple, Health Commissioner and physician George Burk, member of the Board Jim Stocks, member of the Board. The question of the sewer line to the Bowen Subdivision was discussed and the Clerk asked to write the State Road Commission for permission to cross the highway to make the hookup, just South of where A street connects with the State Road. Marshal James M. Stocks asked the Board to put him on full-time, at a salary of $200 per month, and gas for car furnished by Mr. Stocks, offering to take care of the street cleaning jobs, the sexton's job and others now having to be hired extra. The Board considered the matter, but asked that it be tabled until they can take with the Board of County Commissioners with a view of getting a Deputy Sheriff appointed who can also be City Marshal, or asking them to cooperate in the payment of a full-time Marshal to work also with the County Sheriff. Permission was granted to the Junior Livestock 6how Committee to close the street IIest of the Courthouse when they hold their Junior Livestock show. '•anover Fire Insurance Policy No. 35215, for $1500 more coverage on the mortuary building (bringing that coverage up to $3500) was presented and approved, and premium in the sum of $32.03 approved for payment for period from Jan. 18, 1949 to January 18, 1952, On motion by Councilman J.E. herby, seconded by Councilman Curtis Robertson, the following claims were approved for payment: -3104. H. A. Garlett - - - - $18.00 3105 J. L. Castor 3106 Roy Lewis - - 3107 Lelvin Goff 3108 Bill Stocks 3109 Henry Baty, Jr. 3110 Bill larler 3111 F. D. Powell 3112 Dan Winbourn 3113 DanProvonsha 3114 i illerls ?roab Coop 3115 Utah Power & Light 3116. 42.00 3117. 13.00 3118. 6.00 3119. 4.00 3220. 3.00 3221. 4.00 3222. 4.00 3223. 12.00 3224. 4.55 3225. 9.00 3226. 72.20 W.SLDarley $26.40 Intermountain Printing 6.89 Hanover Fire Ins. - - - 3203 Grand County 74.56 Midland Tele. - - - - 3.75 Times -Independent - - 13.95 Utah Municipal League 37.94 Ralph Dalton 19.56 State Road 192.50 St. Insurance Fund - - 132.00 Firemen's Pension Fund 60.00 There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meetin5 adjourned on motion of Councilman Stocks, seconded by Councilman Shields and carried. hairman. 66 00 March 1, 1949. Minutes of the Moab City Council held in the Courthouse at e:00 o'clock P. Y. on this date. Present at the meeting were gayer Mars Pope, Councilmen J. E. Kerby, D. H. Shields, '� Harold Lile and Curtis Robertson, with Recorder Margie Y. Learning. The minutes of the last ietular meeting, were readrand approved. The question of increasing the salary of James M. Stocks, City *Farshall, to make it a full-time job iith part time used to keep the streets in repair, and to include the Sexton's salary and care of the mortuary, vas discussed. On rotinn of Councilman Robertson, seconded by Councilman Lile, and unanimously carried, it was ordered that James H. Stocks be paid at the rate of S200 per month for the next six months and if it appears practical to continue on a full-time basis that it continue hat the sum of $1800 be paid from the general fund and $600 fror the Streets�iun , per year. The cooperative agreement covering the expenditure of the 1949 Cass C Road Fund vas presented, and tabled to the April meeting at which tv^e the Council will set up the projects proposed tobe covered this year. Letter from John ,ieeeh, claiming e20 for installation of a culvert across irrigation ditch running on the South side of his property to make a driveway into his yard, was presented, but tabled to the April meeting. Fire and Theft coverage for the Fire Truck, Hanover Insurance Company Policy llo. A4049 for the period Jan. 9, 1949 to Jan. 8, 1950, calling for a premium of S45.00, was presented and ..pproved. The following claims were presented and approved for payment on motion of Councilman Robertson, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and carried: 3133 Christensen Motor efo. - 3134 Utah Power & Lt. Co.- - 3135. Midland Tele. Co. - - - 3136. Dale v. Parriott - - - 3137. Gordon Supply Co. - - 3138. Starbuck's 3139. State ins. Fund -- - - $16.61 3140. 81.70 3141. - 3.75 3142. - 4.00 3143. - 3.05 3144. .50 3145. -98.00 E. Y. Moore - - - - -S 6.00 Moab Garage ("ompany- -103.88 Robertson Tire Shop - 1.96 Waterworks Equip. C6. 21.82 D. H. Shields - - r - 16.80 Hanover Ins. Co. - - 45.00 There being no further business tncome before the Board at thss time, the meeting adjourned on motion of H. D. Lile, seconded by D. H. Shields, and carried. Attest: C rk r April f, 1949. Minutes of the regular City Council meeting held April 5, 1949, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. Present at the meeting were Mayor Mars Pope and Councilmen Harold Lile, D. H. Shields, J. E. Kerby, Reoorder Margie M. Shafer and Markkal J. M.Stooks. The manutes•of Maroh 1 were read and approved. A delegation representing the residents of the Bowen Subdivision met with the Council, regarding the installation of a sewer line. The matter was discussed at considerable length and the Council agreed tobring the City line acrossthe State Highway and tothe West street of the Bowen Subdivision; that the property owners shall furnish all additional lines and connections and install same, but that the $50 hookup fee will be rebated to apply on the cost of the line so run; However, any persons purchasing in the future in that vicinity and desiring a hookup with the sewer will be required to run their line to the sewer line and pay the $50.00 fee, and the Clerk was asked to write Mr. Bowen advising him of this action, so he will know what future purchasers of these lots will have to do to get a kookup. The above action was taken on motion of Councilman Lile, seconded by Councilman Shields, and carried. The claim of John 7+each for $20.00 for a crossing into his residence property was again discussed, and the clerk instructed to write Mr. 7oeoh regarding his sewer connection, and advise this amount will be credited to that $50.00 fee if he has not already taken care of it. The matter of irrigation water being allowed to run over the streets and 67 wash them out was discussed and the Clerk asked to write the Irrigation company xa4aasikxxxaxiaak asking for their cooperation in the control of this water, and that lock gates be installed at the head of the Willard Nichols lane and at the corner of E and 6th Struts; also that water users be required to clean their laterals before water is allowed to be turned into them from theaain ditoh. The shortage of water for house and lawn use was discussed and the water superintendent instructed not to allow any summer users the water for lawn unless they subscribe to the use of the water the year round. The matter of installing water meters was discussed and the Eounoil authorized the installation of 1" meters for property owners where they want to change to a 1" line, provided they pay the difference in cost and install their own larger line. The 1949 Class C Road program was ordered plaoed for next meeting. The following claims were presented and approved and the Clerk instructed to issue a warrant in payment for each for the respective amounts indicated below; Nos. 3146 to 3152, inc., issued in payment 3153. Henry Baty, Jr. - - - $16.50 3161. 3154. Steve Day 8.00 3162. 3155. F. D. Powell 3156. D. M. Perkins 3157. Edgar Wilcox 3158. The Biggs Kurtz Co. 2y§i.(�g 3159. Waterworks Equipment Co. 3160. Dan R. Winbourn 6.00 12.00 3163. 18.00 3164. 16.00 3165. 3166. 3167. 3168. of regular payroll. Cordell Bowen D. H. Shields Moab Garage Company Miller's Moab Coop. Midland Tel. Co. Utah Power & Light Co. Christensen Motor Co. Jack Beeson $6.00 11.71 42.27 39.67 7.50 78.90 7.76 7.50 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion by Councilman Shields, seconded by Councilman Lile, and carried. ATTEST; (AlVP/ Clerk. Chslirman. May 3, 1949. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the County Courthouse at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Idayor_Mars Pope, Councilmen J.E. Kerby, Len Stocks, D. H. Shields, Curtis Robertson; Recorder Margie M. Shafer; Marshal J. M.Stocks and Water Superintendent H.E. Baty. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. George Burck and J. M.Stocks, representing the City Health Counoil met with the Board and discussed various projects they have been working on toward cleaning up the City, but particularly the large irrigation canal over past the residence property of Dave Johnson, which has grown full of willows and is now full of trash and dead animals. The possibility of getting a cooperative project worked out whereby this ditch might be filled with culvert was discussed, it being the thought that perhaps the County, City and Irrigation Company might work it out together. Winford Bunce called to discuss with the Council the possibility of building a barn for the Junior Livestock shows on the dead end street near the McConkie home. The 6ounoil questioned their right to allow a building to be eredted on this Street site, inasmuch as it might be necessary to open the dtreet up, and suggested the SE corner of the Grand County Fair grounds for this building. Water Superintendent Baty reported to the Board the progress made in installing water meters, and the various rates and methods of collection were discussed where there are more than one house on a lot or more than one family living together, camp cabins, etc. The Council agreed to pay one-half the cost of overhauling the ohlbrinator for the swimming pool for use this summer, in cooperation with the school. Curtis Robertson reported to the Board that Albert Maxwell has objected to 68 the fence erected by Junior Meador which takes up 20 or 30 feet of the street right -of -Way in front of the Albert Maxwell new residence property. It was agreed to discuss this matter with City Attorney Welioh. Replies to various letters written for 8" pipe for the runoff below the sewer septic tank were presented and the oast iron pipe offered by the Waterworks Equipment Company appeared to be the best available. It was agreed this would be investigated with a view of determining just how much will be needed. hanover Fire Insurance Policy No. A3272 severing the Chev. pickup for collision, fire and theft, calling for a premium of $53.76 per the period ending April 19, 1950, was approved. American Surety Company policy No. AP 134-06688, covering the Chev. Pickup for personal and property damage liability was discussed, and the Clerk instructed to ask Carroll J. Meador, Agent, to inceease the personal liability coverage to $20,000 each accident, $10,000 each person, in accordance with letter from the Corpany dated March 25, 1949, leaving the property damage liability at $5,000. Attention of the councilmen and others to the meeting eoheddlidifor Miyr,12, 1949, from 10:00 A. M. to 4:30 P. M., by' -the Utah Vonioipal League, was called, and each one urged to attend if possible. The following olaims were approved and ordered paid on motion of Councilman Kerby, sec ended and carried: No. 3153. 3154. 3155. 3156. 3157. 3158. 3159. 3160. Name Henry7aty, Jr. Steve Day F. D. Powell D. M. ?catkins Edgar Wilcox The Biggs Kurtz Co. Waterworks Equipment Dan R. 8inbourn Amount. No. 16.50 3161. 8.00 3162. 12.00 3163. 18.00 3164. 16.00 3185. 254.02 3166. Co. 79.77 3167. 6.00 3168. Name o�rdell Bowen D. H. Shields Moab Garage Co. Mi11er's Moab Coop. Midland Tel. Co. Ut. Pwr. h Light Co. Christensen Motor Co. Jack Beeson Amount 6.00 11.71 42.27 39.67 7.50 78.90 7.76 7.50 There being no further business to come before the meeting at this time, adjournment was taken on motion of Councilman Robertson, seconded by Councilman Shields and carried. VVVI,cary- Mayor.6 June 7, 1949. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the County Courthouse at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor Mars Pope, Councilmen Len Stooks, Curtis Robertson, D. H. Shields and J.E. Kerby and City Recorder +'argie M. Shafer, Marshall Stooks and Water Superintendent H.S.Baty. The minutes of the last regular meeting of the Board, held 3fiy 3 were read and approved. Delegation of citizens representapg the Bowen Subdivision regarding sewer and water connection service in that part of Moab City,met with the Board and the problem was again discussed at considerable length. The group was informed that the City has constructed the sewer line to the West street as was agreed upon at the former meeting. Integard the water service to the homes on the North ends It was agreed to write and seoure a price on the 4" water main, cast iron heavy pressure, precorked joints, from the waterworks Equipment Company and get an estimate of the distance this line would have to run to get the 4" line into the Bowen Subdivision wiere it will serve all of the lots; that a delegation of the residents would thon meet with Councilmen Kerby and Shields to decide what might be done toward running the line in, it being explained that the policy of the Board has been for some time to require new water users to pay for the line into a newly opened property and to receive credit therefor on the water rental. Mayor Fops reported that the School District has turned the swimming pool back tothe City, but will contribute $75.00 per month oaring the time the pool is open. for the expense of operation; that A. Reed Somerville has agreed to take charge of the work of operating and overseeing the pool for the sum of $150.00 per month. The charge of $4.50 per season ticket per family or 10/ for individual child's ticket and 24' for adults were approved. The Clerk w as instructed to bill L. L. Taylor for sewer connection to his new building $50.00, and Jack beech for sewer connection to his home $50.00, less $20.00 credit allowed. 69 Letter from National Titanium Company advising they have 200 gallons of outside white paint near Moab for sale at $2.65 per gallon, in 5 gallon cans, with 6-month credit terms, was presented, and the Clerk asked to order 15 cans, the above price quoted delivered to Moab. The Clerk informed the Board that the Waterworks Equipment Company had mailed a list showing the muter rate data covering 1948 rates of all the available water rates at that time, and that the same is now on file. American Surety Company Bodily injury liability,$10,000 each person, $20,000 each accident, $property damage liability $5,000, No. AP134-06688, was approved, covering aocident with the 1947 Chevrolet pickup, Motor No. DDA-299433. The following claims were approved and ordered paid, for the respective amounts indicated below, on motion of Mr. Robertson, seconded by Mr. Shields, and carried. No. Na 3186. Bill Stocks (Assigned) 3197. Ray Holyoak 3198. Ken Allred 3199. Ken Allred (Assigned) 3200. Bill Stocks 3201. Edgar Wilcox 3202. W. F. Vermin 3203. L. A. 'Woodruff (Assigned) 3204. Bill Marler 3205. Western's 3206. First National Bank 3207. Yoab Garage Co. 3208. Crane-O'Fallon Co. 3209. Gordon Supply Co. 3210. Clive C. Stewart 3211. Ed nayes 3212. The Tires -Independent Amount No. Name Amount $32.00 3213. 2.00 3214. 60.00 3215. 8.00 3216. 176.00 3217. 60.00 3218. 70.50 3219. 28.00 3220. 26.50 3221. 29.37 3222. 350.00 3223. 54.88 3224. 51.10 3225. 4.50 3226. 36.45 5.00 15.47 There being no further business meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman and carried. Midland Tel. Co. Utah Pwr. & Lt.Co. C. L. Lewis Biggs Kurtz Co. Nate Knight, Jr. American LaFranoe Miller's Moab Coop. Carroll J. Meador u s u 7.50 80.30 10.00 37.16 27.50 31.33 3.95 53.75 34.70 Christensen Motor Co.11.44 Pacific States Cast I A9 ipe Co. Waterwork Equip.Co. 149.12 D. H. Shields 33.31 Henry Baty, Jr. 93.10 Waterworks Revenue Bond Funds 32. Ziof'a Savings Bank & Trust. ,$240.00 33. First National Bank of Moab 100.00 to come before the Board at this time, the J. E.Kerby, seconded by Councilmen Stooks, Attest: C _a_ vyy� LLL ldayor. �((/ Clerp- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * * . * * *, July 6, 1949. Minutes of the regular meeting of the City Council held at 8s00 o'clook P. M. on this date. Present were Payor sears Pope, Councilmen J.E. Kerby, D. H. Shields Len Stocks, Cur+,s Robertson; Marshal James Stooks and Recorder Margie M. Shafer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were approved as read. Keith Barker and Cordelia Barker met with the Board regarding an alleged violation of the beer ordinance in connection with a renewal of his lioense for the balance of 1949, it appearing that Mr. Barker had held the Waggon Wheel open for business on the evening of the American Legion Convention after the closing hour of 12:00 o'clook midnight. The matter was discussed at considerable length by the Barkers, the Council and *a*xxa Ed Hayes, who was acting marshal on the evening in question. It appearing that the violation had been through a misunderstanding, Ur. Barker was advised that in the future he must abide by the ordinances and the Clerk was authorized to issue the license for the next six months upon the payment of the $50.00 fee therefor. Application for beer license by Elvyn and Ethel Zufelt for the Tavern recently leased by them from Lucian Tangren, and transfer of the Fern's Cafe and cabin license from Lucian Tangren to the Zufelts, was granted and approWd and the Clerk authorized to issue the beer license and transfer the cafe and cabin license, the required fee of $50.00 having already been paid. S. J. Gaumer having been requested to meet with the Board with a view of gutting his premises cleaned up before the issuance of his grocery store and rooming house license, was present and Mr. Gaumer was requested to clean up his lot on Main 70 Street and put his building in better shape to avoid the fire hazard which appears in his frame storage and grain shed. ".Er. Caumer stated he had tried to clean up and he would not be able to do anything with his building until at least he had nis wheat harvest in. The Clerk was instructed to hold up the linense on the grocery store and rooming house until after the premises has passed inspection by the State Department of Health. Mayor Pope advised the Board the he had talked to Otho surphy with a view of getting the ground surveyed which was offered to the City by Pr. Peterson for an addition to the Cemetery, but that Hr. Peterson has refused to let the survey of ahead until after the arrangements have been made to put water on the ground. Lr. Pope suggested that a delegation meet with the County Commissioners on August 1, for the purpose of requesting that an appropriation be arranged for in the way of an additional General Fund levy for this purpose. The Class C Road program was brought to the attention of the Council and the Clerk requested to write 0. Donald Miles, District Road Engineer, to contact the 'Mayor or Council with a view of preparing a program on the City streets to be carried on at a time when the State Road is doing some oiling in this part of the State. The question of weeds on the City Streets was discussed and it was the opinion of the Council that they should either be sprayed or cut. The 1949 Tax levies to be necessary for the various departments, was brought up for discussion and the fixing of the levies was set for the August meeting. The unpaid licenses were discussed and the question of licensing apartment houses, in particular, in connection with whether or not persons renting a number of houses would come under the mame`rula, and the matter referred to the Attorney for an opinion. The Audit report from Beesley, Wood and Company was presented, coverin3 the period 1945 including 1948. The by Councilman No. 3234. 3235. 3236. 3237. 3238. 3239. 3240. 3241. 3242. following olai-s were presented and approved for payment, Robertson, seconded by Councilman Stocks, and carried; Name BHT —el —oaks Ken Allred State of Utah Waterworks Equipment Moab Drug Co. Reed Somerville Biggs Kurtz Co. Gordon Supply Co. Robertson Bros. Amount. No. -108.00 r •3. 4.00' 3244. 7.614 3245. Co.42.54 r 3246. 2.18 , 3247. 150.00 N 3248. 24.24 3249. 1.65 3250. 12.50 , 3251. Name i ir. Shields Kay Johnson Western's 9.45t. Utah Power 3: Light Co. 80.30% Moab Garage Co. 50.24i Chas. Redd Motor Co. 17.89\(k, Grand County 104.13" Elvyn zufelt 10.69, Collector of Int.Rev. 46.50, on motion Amount. 28.807 2.50$245. There being no further business tocome before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Stooks, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried. Attest: V Mayo August 2, 1949. Pinutes of the regular reet:ng of the City Council, held in the County Courthouse at 8 o'clock P. L. on this date, Present at the meeting were Mayor kars Pope, Councilmen J. E.Kerby, D. H. Shields, Lon Stocks and Curtis Robertson; City i.arshal James Stocks; Recorder Margie P. Shafer and Water Superintendent E. E. Baty. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. George Burck met with the board and asked for a building permit to install and improve a building purchased by Yrs. Burck for use on their lot included in the ordinance covering building permits. hr. durck was assured that the improvements as outlined by him would cover the requirements of the ordinance, but asked to submit the plans in writing for thext meeting of the Council. The sum of ;150 was authorized paid to any member of the City Officers toward the expense of attending the Mmnmcipal League convention to be held the last of "u;ust enc first of September, in St. George, and the Recorder authorized to issue a City Warrant for this amount to anyone planting to attend. The Clerk called the attention of the council to an amendment to the license ordinance covering barber and beauty shops, whereby the fee is set at $5.00 per year instead of $10. Therefore, the Council authorized the refund to V. P. Walker for the overpayment of $10.00 for 1949 licenses covering the barber and beauty shops in Moab. Application was made by Deputy Sheriff George Burek and City Marshal Stocks, for a call light, to be installed on the corner by the First National Bank Building, on the State Highway, and operated from the telephone office. It was agreed the matter would be investigated and lr. Corbin contacted regarding the cooperation of the telephone operator. 71 It was agreed to have the City Attorney write an ordinance covering a service charge on sewer connections, effective October 1, at the rate of 5Og per month, payable with water bill, with a ?revision that those persons not connected with the City Water pay $1.00 per month to take care of the additional time collecting, etc. The Recorder was authorized to see Attorney Mitchell l%elich. Councilman Stocks introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption; the motion was seconded by Councilman Shields and carried: RESOLUTION. No. 63. Whereas, it appears to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand A County, Utah, that the following levies are necessary for the year 1949 on all of the taxable property vithin said City, to -wit: Five (5) mills for contingent expenses; four (4) mills for bond interest anu sinking fund; three (3) mils for im9roving and repairing side•valks;tnd (2) mills for constructing and repairing sewers and drains and two (2) mills for purchase and maintenance of public buildings and property. :'Oa, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, thatthe City Council of the City of Moab, Grand county, Utah, does hereby recommend to the County Auditor and the Board of County Commissioners of Grand county, Utah, that the following levies be made on all taxable propert” within said City of Moab Bor the year 1949: Five (5) mills for contingent expenses; four (4) mills for bond interest and sinking fund; three (3) mills for improving and repairing sidewalks; two (2) mills for constructing and repairing sowers and drains and two (2) mills for purchase and maintenance of public property. And Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be certified to the County Commissioners and the County Auditor of Grand County, Utah, by the Recorder of the City of Moab. CITY OF MO1B ATTEST: By }dars.Pope, Mayor. Shafer,Dity Reoorder. Councilman Kerby introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption; the motion was seconded by Councilman Robertson and carried unanimously: RESOLUTION NO. 64. WHEREAS, it appearing to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand Co nty, Utah, that for the purpose of purchasing and installing water meters within the City of Moab to be used by said city, the sum of $3,000 is necessary: NON, THEREFORE, Be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of purchasing and installing said water meters to be used by said city, that the city council borrow for and on behalf of said City from the First National Bank of Moab, at Moab, -Utah.,• thA.-sum.of 43;000r00, said-sum,to-be payable on or before December 31, 1949, and to draw interest at the rate of four per cent (4%) per annum from date. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED by skid City Council that Mayor Ears Pope, of said City, for and on behalf of said City, execute and deliver to the said bank the negotiable promissory notes of said City in and for the sum of $6,000.00, to be due and payable on or before December 31, 1949, and to bear interest at the rate of four per cent per annum from date. The 1949 Class C Road program was approved, as follows: $1500.00 to zeal coat 15 blocks of Moab City streets, East of Eai'fi.Street. 500.00 Salary to City Street Supervisor. 404.00 Maintenance on all City Streets. The agreement covering these funds, for 1949, was approved, ordered executed and forwarded to the District Engineer O. Donald Miles, State Department of Engineering, ekt Price, Utah, for his approval. 72 Water Superintendent Baty reported to the Board on the installation of meters. The following claims were presented and approved on motion of Councilman Robertson, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and the Recorder instructed to issue a warrant in payment of each for the respective amount indicated below: No. Name Amount 3260 J. L. Zastor $96.00 3261 Bill Marler 88.00 3262 Bill Stocks 146.40 3263 Ken Allred 128.00 3264 Dale M. Parriott 3.00 3265 filler's f'oab Coop 7.55 3266 Midland Tel. Company 5.35 3267 Gordon Supply Co. 4.05 3268 Utah Power '. Light Co. 80.30 3269 Times -Independent 16.60 There being no further business meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman and carried. Attest: 7MAP4, * * * * * * No. 3270. 3271. 3272. 3273. 3274. 3275. 3276. 3277 3278. 3279. Name Amount. Waterworks Equipment Co. $1065.61 Moab Garage Company 42.48 Robertson Brothers 20.30 D. H. Shields 219.91 Bowen's Service 14.18 Moab Barber ?, Beauty Shop 10.00 Daughters of Utah Pioneers 10.00 A. Reed Somerville 160.00 P. H. Stocks 56.00 Mitchell Relish 50.00 to come before the Council at this time, the Robertson, seconded by Councilman Shields, Records Mayor. * * * v * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * September 6, 1949. The City Council met in regular session at 8:00 o'clock P. R. on this date. Present were Mayor Mars Pope, Councilmen J. E. Kerby, Len Stocks, D. H. Shields, Curtis Robertson; Marshal James Stocks, Recorder Margie M. Shafer and Water Supe r ntendent H. E.Baty. Theminutes of the last regular meeting were approved as read. iitaxxnttaxxitixaxlmaxaxxtkaitxatxkkotxRityxaxxxmxx3xRamixwasxhxnxgktxxvkail xa tkaxastuumxi. A,plication for sewer connections for the now houses belonging to J. F:. Corbin, and home of Russell Carter to hoo}¢ up on the line running from Knob Hi11, was presented. The matter was d idcussed 'A.th 'Niter Superintendent Baty and referred to the Sewer Committee. Councilman Stocks introduced the following ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 24. AT.' ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR RATES TO BE CHARGED FOR SERER SERVICES AND SERER CONNECTIONS, AND PROVIDING FOR ThE TERT'INATION OF SUCH SERVICES UPON FAILURE TO PAY SUCH RATES, AND PROVIDING FOR PEN'HLTY FOR VIOLATING THE PROVISIONS T}NNREOF. Be it ordained by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, as follows: Section 1. The City Council shall by resolution or ordinance fix the rates and charges for sewer services and srwer connections and provide the times of payment. Section 2. If the applicant or user of sewer service shall fail within the Mott tirne fixed by resolution or ordinance to pay the sewer charges as they shall becorw due, the water superintendent is hereby authorized and empowered to have the water turned off and the sewer services discontinued from the premises of said person where such unpaid sewer service is assessed, and before the water shall be turned on again and the sewer service reinstated, all delinquent sewer eharges must be paid in full to the end of the period assessed, plus $3.00 additional which shall be paid for oosts inoonnection therewith. Section 3. nny person, firm or corporation who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Section 4. In the opinion of the City Council of Moab City, Utah, it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants of Moab City that this ordinance become e-festive immediately. Adopted by the unanimous vote of the City Council of Moab City, Utah, and approved by the Mayor of said City on the 6th day of September, A. D. 1949. Attest: PARS POPE, Mayor NARGIE N. SHAFER, City Recorder. On motion by Councilman Stocks, seconded by Councilman Kerby, said ordinance was adopted by the unanimous vote of the councilmen present. Councilman Robertson introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption, which motion was seconded by Councilman Shields and carried unanimously: (O rgv RESOLUTION NO. 65. 73 Whereas, it appears to the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that in order to adequately maintain and properly care for the city sewer system it is necessary that rates be charged for sewer service furnished by the City. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the City Council of Moab City, Grand county, Utah, that the sewer rates for sewer service furnished by the City shall be as follows: Section 1. The monthly rate for sewer service furnished by the City is hereby fixed and determined as follows: For sewer service furnished to any person who is furnished water by the City, the monthly sun of For sewer service furnished to any other person, the monthly sum of $1.00 Section 2. The rates herein provided shall be collected monthly by the water superintendent and paid into the City Treasury. $.50 Section 3. Any user of the City sewer iirho shall fail to pay the sewer charges as herein provided shall be subteet to the penalties provided for in ordinanoe No. 24. Section 4. This resolution shall take effect on October 1, 1949. Dated this 6th day of September, 1949. Attest: Margie M. Shafer, City Recorder. The following claims were presented and a?proved for payment on motion of Councilman Curtis Robertson, seconded by Councilman Len Stocks, and carried: No. Lame Amount. 3287. Firemen's Pension Fund 560.00 3288 State Insurance Fund 1232.00 3289 Acme Protection tquip.Co.12.76 3290 S & M Supply Co. 7.90 3291 Chas Redd Service Sta. 10.54 3292 Robertson Boos. 8.15 3293 D. H. Shields 4.43 3294 Times Independent 28.35 3295 Bi11 Parler 8.00 J. L. Castor 8.00 Gaylord Partin 32.00 Henry Baty, Jr. 20.00 3296 3297 3298 There being no further business to Dome before the meeting at this time, adjousmmnnt was taken on motion of Councilman Shields, seconded by Councilman Robertson, and carried, Attest: ` Ai, , Rpcor CITY OF }'Oil➢ By Liars Pope, Mayor. No. 3299 3300 3301 3302 3303 3604 3305 3306 3307 Name Bill Stooks Midland Tel. Co. Western Store Moi b Garage Co. Utah Power & Light Beesley,l\ood & Co. Moab Coffee Shop Arches Cafe Jackson's Market Amount 56.00 3.75 4.84 6.11 Co 133.93 150.00 5.46 1.70 12.20 tooa\"-Pa r Mayo October 4, 1949. ' The 'foal) City Council met in regular session at 8:00 o'clock P. M: on this date. Present at the meeting Were ilnyror Mars Pope, Councilmen J, E; Kerby, -Len Stocks, Curtis Robertson -and b. H. Shields, and Recorder Margie ]€. Shafer, ►oarshal James Stocks and 'f+ater Superintendent H. E. Baty. - The minutes of the last meeting were read and approbed on motion or uouncilmai. Kerby, seconded by Councilman Stocks, and carried. - - The Ordnance covering sewer charges and Resolution setting the charge were brought up,for discussion and the term "person receiving service" was interpreted to -mean each unit served. State Road signs calling for a 30-mile per hour speed limit placed within Ithe Cit;; boundaries were called to the attention of the Board, and the Recorder instructed to write the State Road Commission and request these be chanted to conform 74 to our City Ordinance setting a 25-mile per hour speed limit within the city boundaries, and also ask again fora caution light at theFirst National Bank corner on the main highway. On motion of Councilman Shields, seconded by Councilman Stocks, the following Judges of Election were selected to serve at the November 8 election: Moab No. 1 Election District; Mrs. Earl Dalton; Mrs. J. W. Hawks and hrs. Nary Pogue!, with Jim Lair, Constable. Moab No. 8 "lection District: Mrs. Edna Patterson`, 1'rs. Hazel Thomson and Mrs. Leona Christensen;1with Egger Wilcox, Constable. The Clerk presented theapplication of Mr. Riley, who has recently purchased the Ioab-Drug Company, for transfer of his Moab Drug Company city license to the Riley Drug Company. This application was approved, and the Recorder instructed to issue a license for the balance of the year 1949 to theRiley Drug Company and cancel the Moab Drug Company license. Marshal Stocks reported that Ur. Corbin had ap_reed to operate a signal light for the notice of the peace officers, from the telephone office if one is 'installed, and urged the Council to get one installed. The following claims were presented and approved on motion of Councilman Robertson, seconded by Councilman Shields, and carried, and the Recorder authorized to issue a warrant cn payment of each: No. Name Amount No. Name Amount. 3308 to 3314 - payroll. 3322. Bill Parlor $31.00 3315. Collector of Int. Revenue v39.00 3323. B. D. Jerome 8.00 3316. Utah Power e, Light Co. 106.29 3324. Dale I,. Parriott 4.00 3317. Moab Garage Co. 1.52 3325. Burck's Eastside Grocery 1.49 3318. Robertson Bros. 1.00 3326. John Stocks 5.00 3319. Ridland Tel. Co. 3.75 3327. Gordon Supply Co. 8.45 3320. W. F. Laahy 7.50 3328. Online() & Tiernan Sales Cor. 76.60 3321. J. L. Castor 16.00 There being no further business to come before the meeting at this time, adjournment was taken on motion of Councilman Stocks, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and carried. Attest:?Aft f/� �OJ• rder. !ayor. November 1, 1949. The Moab pity Council met in regular session at 8200 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present -at the meeting were layor'Mara Pope, Councilmen Curtis Robertson, J. B. Kerby, D. R. Shields, Recorder Margie M. Shafer and Marshal J. M. Stooks. The minutes of the last meeting wire read and approved. Pete Bhumway asked that a cattle guard be installed at the South end of the lane going into the City park, alleging that cattle came down throughand onto his lands. The matter was -tabled for further inwestlgation. - The question of payment for the sewer pipe used by the residents of the Bowen Subdivision in putting in their sewer line in accordance with the agreement with the Council, was brought before the Board. The total sum Of $160.02 being due the'City for -sewer pipe and Ts, and the families of A. W. Anderson, Carl Murphy, Garth.Taagren and J. E. Stooks, having partioipated in the program, the Board gave its consent to billing eaoh one-mlklOhi■ portion of the cost, er $37.60, and allowing 3 months in which to pay. The following Resolution was introduced by Counoilman Shields, who moved its adopteon, to replace or add to Resolution No. 661 Resolution No. 66. Whereas, it appears to the City Uounoil,of the City of Moab, Utah, that in order to adequs}te1y maintain and properly oare for the City sewer system it is necessary that rates be oharged for sewer service furnished by the City. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the City Counoil of Moab City, Grand county, Utah, that the sewer rates for sewer serrios furnished by the City shall be as follows• 75 .Jc:•PSeition;l.__The-monthly'rate for sewer eervice_furnished by the City is hereby fixed -and determined as follows: For sewer service furnished to any parson who is furnished water by theCityj' the monthly sum of 50, with an additional fee of WiLfor each additional unit with provision for cooking and 24 for each additional unit without 000king faoilities. For saner service furnished to any other person, the monthly -sum of $1.00, plus the additional fees of 50, for each additional unit'with provisions for cooking and 251 for eaoh additional unit without cooking faoilities. Section 2. The rates herein provided shall be oalleoted monthly by the later superintendent and paid into the City Treasury. Section 3. Any user of the City sewer who,shall fail to pay the sewer charges as,herein provided, whall be subject to the penalties provided for in oidinanae No: 24. Section 4. This resolution shall take effect on November 1, 1949. Dated this 1st day of November, A. D. 1949. CITY OF MO►B ♦tt4st: Mars Pope, Mayor MARGIE M. SHAFER City Reoorder. The ad in kin Peace Officers' magazine was authorized. not to exceed the sum of $15.00. aS. It was agreed to 000pelate with Grand County on the ad in -the Deseret News Christmas Edition. There being no further business to come before the`•neeting at this time, adjournment was taken on motion of Councilman Robertson, seoonded by Councilman Shields, and parried. Attest: 7)2/14 Zolorder nrytwtil,,;y111-( Correotion: The following claims were presented and orderidFpaid on motion cf Councilman Kerby. seconded by Councilman Robertson. and oarried: 3335 w.•'J. Minor 3386•-' Utah Peace officers Assn. 3337 , N. D. Knight 3338 Moab Garage Co. - 6339 Howard+'L noe - 3340 J. L.- Pastor 8341 Dill Stooks 3342 2. T. Johnson - 3343 -Janis Stooks' Attest0Zyf/17. Recorder. 024.00 3344 3345 10.00 3346 45.26 3347 3.89 3348 10.00 3349 32.00 3350 36.00 3361 10.00 3352 3.00 David Perkins - Eolyoak Bros. 26.41 Moab Cooperative Co. 20:62 John Stooks 32.00 Christensen Motor,Co. 36.01 Midland Tel. Company 7.60 Utah Power &Light Oo. 50.30 Chas Redd fervioe Sta. 4.30 Carr Printing Co. •17.54 h'Yl of 0 �^ Ma r November 14, 1949. The City Council met this day for the purpose of canvassing the returns of the Municipal E1eotion held November e, 1949. Present at the meeting were mayor Mars Pope, Counoilmen J. E. Kerby, Curtis Robertson, D. H. Shieides Reoorder Margie M. Shafer. Tho Board prooeeded to oanvass the returns of -the election, with the following results: 76 Coo M For Mayor. Moab•No.,1_Dietriat._Moahmlo. O.,Dietiiot. C.4 -- - _ Total w Calvin E. Frandsen 46_ 52 'TS Cordell Bowen 42= 59 101 Corgi -Zurek 84 123 207 For 4-Yr. Counoilmen Ralph Starbuok 55 94 152 N. S. Christensen 66_. 106 172 L. Kesd-Soaersille, 36 59 95 Billy Walker - 37 32 69 Jim Winbouin 57 60 117 Bill Miles _ 79, 92 171 a_ r3; For 2-Yr. Councilmen Ralph J. Miller, Jr. 81. •115 L96 D. E. Shields 36_ 42 .q0 Robert Bladwin 71 12i L92 J. Reed Lams 62 82 144 Len Stoob - 52_ 47 69 Keith -I. Barker 20 35 55 For City peooriers Margie M. Shafer 75 109 1E4 Iran Newell 74 81 155, Elan Dalton - 2 0 2 Madge Cunningham 0 ,3. „1E Mrs. Ed Foy 1 ,1 ; 2 Edna Shafer Q 2 2 Ralph J. Miller 0 1 1 For City Treasurers s Winford BUMS 110_ 145 255 Edna Shafer 12 13 25 Veone Dalton 0 _ } ,._ 1 Ila Corbin Q 1 1 Irma Newell 0, 2 Edna Patterson 0 t 1 Kent Johnson 1 Q 1 Jim Stooks 1 0 1 D. B. Shields 1 0 1 Upon motion of Councilman Kerby, teoonded by ConnOnlaIn Shields; and --- -t oarrisd, the City Recorder was authorized tad ordered to issue oertifioates of eleotioa to the folliwing& Mayor: Qaorgi-Je Bursk Councilmen: 4-Zr`. Term& N. S. Christensen and Dill Hines„ Councilmen& 2-Yr. Term& Ralph J. Miller, Jr. and Robert"$aldwin,1 City Recorder& Margie M. Shafer Treasurer& Winford lunge. Then being no further business to oome before the Hoard,,ths;,meeting adjourned on notion of Mr. Robertson, seconded by Mr. Earby,`and oafried:� Attist t /V ytar•e+. 221,44 Rdoo •r����� CFu'irman. • 77 December 6, I94U. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8:00 P. M. on1Deoember 6, 1949. Prssint at the meeting were Mayor_ Mara Pope, Councilmen Curtis Robertson, J. S. Kerby and D. R. Shields,_Reoorder Margie_M. Shafer and Marshal J. M. Stooks, Mayor elect George Burok and Councilmen elect Ralph J. Miller, Jr. and Bill hines. - The,last regular meeting and Board of_Canvaeserw_ meeting minutes were read and approved. -Willard Nichols and - met with up the Willard Niohols lane from the State Highway. followed, that if the interested parties ()are to put will be rebated. the Board regarding a sewer line The Board advised the polioy being in the line the $50 hookup fee Mayor -Pope reported that the State Highway Traffic department had advised him a caution light can be installed on the First National Bank corner on the State Highway, provided the City will stand the post of installation, maintenance and operation. Mr. -Pope advised that • contract is to be mailed out on this and probably should -be presented to the new council. The 1950 budget was disoussed but, inasmuch as Councilman Ksrbyis the only member who will be serving in 1950, it was dsoidsd the new Council should determine the appropriations to fit the plans made for 1950. - American Surety Company Policy No. AP134-03973, covering the Fire Truck with property damage liability and bodily injury liability insuranoe, was approved. The various dspartmentsof the City were discussed with the offioers-oleot, who had boon invited to attend the meeting, and the polioiss heretofore followed in oonneotion with new water and sewer connections were explained. The following claims were approved on motion by Counoilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Shields, and ordered paid: Dill Marlsr $49.00n R. W. Sietz e.00, W. E. Lilo 12.00 n Lonnie Varier, 16.00' Bi11 Stooks . _ , 2e.00 e J. L. Castor 66.00 ' F. D. Yowsll7 16.00 ^ Moab'City Bond Fund - - - 1340.004 Di H. Shields 20.23A Moab Garage Company - - - - 28.93 ^ American Surety Co. of H.T. 55.94 Utah Power & Light Co. - - 80.30c Robertson Bros. 26.05^ Western's 6.06 k Christensen Motor Co. - - - 15.15 n Chas. Redd Motor Co. $52.05s1 Midland Tel. Company 3.75^ Arches Cafe - 2.76A Moab Coffee Shop 8.864 New Century Printing Co. National Titantim Co. O. E. Boulden(Assiens0 19.501 O. E. Houldsn - - - - 16.50n Biggs Kurtz Hardware Co. 296.15N Times -Independent 94.80 h - - - 111.e0o 171.044 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, ill, meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Robertson, ssoonded by Councilman Kerby, and carried. ATTEST: IM4i f%j� ' iteco er y ...s.." Blar e. �.r h S.. r'- 78 00 January 3, 1950. The Moab City Counoil met in regular session at 8:00 P M. on this date in the Courtroom of the Grand County Courthouse. Present at the meeting were Mayor Mare Pope, Mayor Eleot George J. Burok, Councilman J. E.Kerby and Councilmen-Eleot Ralph J. Miller, Jr., William T. Hines, Robert Baldwin, N. S. Christensen; Reoorder Margie M. Shafer; Treasurer Winford Eunos, Justine Bert_Dalton, Marshal J. M. Stooks and Water Superintendent H. E.Baty. The newly elected officials, wens sworn, and each qualified by filing a bond as required. Whereupon Mayor George J. Burok took charge of the meeting by thanking Mr. Pope for meeting with the Counoil, stating that he has set his polioy to try and take care of the City business in a manner he believes most benefioial to the largest number of citizens, and pledging himself and his time to his duties as Mayor. - - Mr. Pope explained in detail the city departments and plans started by the old council, in the various departments, as well as the finanoial status of the City at the beginning of his term as Mayor and at the present time. AT. Pope offered to come to any meeting if the new Mayor and Council desire to call him in, when he can be of assistance. The question of having the City Street along Main from Fern's Cafe to include the school block, oiled or seal coated from curb to ourb, and the Clerk was gequested to take the matter up with O. Donald Miles, District State Road Engineer, and ask him to contact either Mayor Burok or one of the councilmen. This aotion was taken on motion of Councilman William Hines, seconded by Ralph J. Miller, Jr., and carried unanimously. Councilman Kerby made a motion that the State Department of Health be _ requested to contact either the Mayor or one of the Councilmen when he is in Moab to make inspection of the' swim pool or other city activities. The question of licenses was discussed at oonsiderable length. It was decided to write the Municipal League for information on licensing in other communities of this size and hold up the 1950 license■ until ■uoh time_as they can be investigated, with the exception of beer (to be issued for a 6-month period) and peddlers' licenses. The Reoorder oalled attention to Clive Stewart's_applioation for.beer license to be used on his new looation and there was no objection to the issuance of it. The matter of enlarging the mortuary to aocomodate the new funeral ooaoh was discussed and it was agreed that if the building is to be anlarged it should be made big enough to take care of the oity's sewer and water pipe. This matter was taken under advisement for investigation. The question of what departments to set up was disoussed and taken under advisement. Mayor Burok suggested Health and sanitation, publio safety,, fire and police; Water and ■ewer; Streets and sidewalks; Sexton, mortuary,son} lematery, aid City Parks, swim pool and reoreation. 0n motion by Councilman Hines, it was agreed that a■ soon as the weather permits the entire Council will make a trip over the city water and sewer system, parks, eto., and familiarize themselves with the springs, buildings, e5o. The motion was seconded by Councilman Bladwin and carriedunanimously. The question of water rates under the meter system was dieousaed and the list of readings compiled by Mr. Baty were studied with a view of setting an equitable rate of charge which would not make the monthly charge more than it is at present for household use but would discourage the waste of water. The tentative budget prepared by the City Reoorder was discussed at considerable length, and Countjrlman Kerby offered the following ordinanoe and moved its adoption. Councilman Miller seoonded the motion whioh carried unanimously. ORDINANCE NO. 25. An ordinance appropriating certain sums to be expended within Moab City for the year 1950: BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, AS FOLLOWS; Section 1: That the following sums be appropriated by said City during the year 1950, for the following purposes: General Fund $5900.00 Street and Sidewalk Department 1350.00 Class C. Street Funds - 2404.00 Waterworks Fund 12400.00 Sewer Department 2885.00 Swim Pool Department 925.00 Carried Forward to next page (Ordinance No. 25 Continued) Bond Interest h Sinking Fund $1964.00 Waterworks Revenue Bond Fund (From the Water- works Dept. revenue) - $1680.00 Building Fund 885.00 30,393:00 79 Section 2. This ordinance shall be effective January 1, 1950. Dated this 3rd day of January, A. D. 1950. Attest: Margie M. Shafer, DITY OF MOAB City Recorder By GEORGE J. BURCK, Mayor. Recorder Margie M. Shafer reported the bonded indebtedness of Moab City as of January 1, 1950, being $8,000 General Obligation Bonds of whioh $1600, with interest, is payable eaoh year, and Waterworks Revenue Bonds of $16,000 of whioh $1,000 And interest is payable eaoh year. That the sum of $3500 is owing to the First National Bank of Moab, being the balance on account of the purchase of the mortuary building. Agreement between the State Road Commission and Moab City was tabled until the next meeting, oovering the installation and maintenance of a blinker light for the intersection of US-160 at the right-angle turn on the First National Bank corner. The following resolution was offered by Councilman N.S. Christensen who moved its adoption. The motion was seconded by uounoilman Kerby and carried unanimously; Resolution No. 67. WHEREAS, it appearing to the City Counoil of the city of Moab, Grand County, Utah, that for the purpose of conducting the business of Moab City the sum of $6,000 is necessary: NOW, THEREFORE, bait resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Counoil of the City of Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of transaoting the business of the city, the council borrow for and on behalf of said City from theFirst Nat'l Bank of,Moab, Utah, the sum of $6,000.00, said sum to be payable on or before Dsoember 31, 1950, and to draw interest at the rate of four per cent (0%) per annum from date. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED by said City Counoil that Mayor George J.Rxrok, of said City, for and on behalf of said City, execute and deliver to the said bank the negotiable promissory notes of said City in and for the sum of $6,000.00 to be due and payable on or before December 31, 1950, and to bear interest at the rate of 4% per annum from date. The Recorder presented applioation of David Perkins, Jr., for the position of City Marshal, whether full or part time. Whereupon mayor Burok asked the advise of the Counoil regarding his recommendations for appointments to City positions, and the matter was tabled for consideration at the February meeting, and it was ordered that the present employees oarry over until such time as their reappointment is made or new officers are appointed and qualified. The Fire Department was disoussed and it was agreed to investigate the reorganization of this department with a view of getting ten trained men who oan be depended upon to take this responsibility. The question of getting a now map prepared covering the water lines, meters, etc., was discussed and Mayor Burok agreed to investigate the possibility of getting an engineer to prepare one from the old maps now in the possession of the water superintendent showing the old and new water systems as they were originally installed.V The following olaims were presented and approved, and the Recorder ordered to issue a warrant in payment of eaoh for the respeottve amounts indioatsd; Ed Kerby $28.00P Moab GarageCo. 64.44` Wm. F. Hennig 24.00, Utah Power k Light Co. 80.30, Bill Stooks _ 15.00n Utah Municipal League 37.94A F. D. Powell 24.00 J. P. Ridges Engraving Co. 7.50' Jesse Holyoak 9.50, Desert News 160.00n The Biggs Kurtz Co. 229.40 American Surety Co. 127.25 D. H. Shields 1.37» Waterworks Equipment 4000.00 ' J. L. Castor 50.00 First Nat'l Bank of Moab 4209.12 Bill Marler 41.00 Collector of Int. Revenue 62.00' Lonnie Marler 41.00 State Insuranoe Fund 76.18. There being no further business to come before the Counoil at this time, the meeting adjourned on motionof Counoilman Kerby, seoonded by Counoilman Miller and oarriee,'to meet in Special session January 31, 1950, at 8t00 o'olook P. M. for the purpose of di cussing the licenses ordinance. attest: A?,4 �Z e �/i/� He rder. Mav r 80 January 31, 1950: Minutes of special meeting of theCity Council held pursuant to adjournment for the purpose of hearing the public on the matter of licenses. Present at the -meeting wereigyor George J. Burok, Counoilmen N.S.Christensen, Robert Baldwin, William Rine, and Ralph J. Miller, Jr., Recorder Shafer,astixUarshal Stooks, and Attorney Mitchell Melich. ♦ large delegg t oR{y of,rqqpr@@opntggtive citizens mot with theCounbil in the Courtroom of the County Courthou3dir°1LOlgtVeaf te6'bmmendation having been handed to theMayor by the Chamber of Commerce, the same was read and discussed. Some of the recommendations made in the letter were amended by the committee present after more information was given them than they had had heretofore. A public discussion of the City licensing purpose diecloeed that the Moab City licensing system is set up for control rather than revenue, and the feeling of the meeting was that the flat rate system is easier to administer and therefore leas expensive and would probably be the correct system for Moab City. After the citizens, meeting was over, the Counoil met in executive session and studied the license problem from the viewpoint of the booklet distributed through the Utah Municipal League and the Utah Code as read and interpreted by Attorney Melich. Whereupon a tentative list of flat rate licenses was prepared and taken under advisement to be considered at the regular meeting set for February 7, 1950. Adjournment was taken at 3100 A. M., on motion of Councilman seconded by Counoilmen Attests February 7, 1950. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Counoil held in the Courtroom of the Grand County Courthouse at {:00 ofolook P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burok, Counoilmen J. E.Kerby, Ralph Miller, Jr., Bill Hines, Robert Baldwin and N.S. Christensen, Reoorder Margie M. Shafer,ix*xWarshal James Stooks and Justios of the Peace Bert Dalton. William Morgan met with the Council upon invitation of the Mayor for the purpose of discussing new maps of the water and swim lines as they are now running through the City and vicinity. Ur. Morgan explained he had examined the maps now in the possession of the Water Superintendent but that they are so obsolete it would be necessary to make all new maps. On motion of Counoilmen Hines, seoonded by Councilman Kerby, Mr. Morgan wax authorized to prepare new maps of the two systems, with the assistance of Mr. Baty. The following committees were appointed by Mayor Burok, whioh were approved on motion of Counoilmen Willer, seconded by ("ounoilman Baldwin, and carried* Public Safety: Polioe, fire, health and sanitation. Counoilmen William Hines, with Counoilman Ralph J. Miller, Jr. Water h Sewer Departments: Counoilmen Kerby with Councilman Baldwin. Streets, sidewalks, 1'_o':ting, Maintenance end repairs, Councilman Christensen' with Counoilmen William Hines. Cemetery, mortuary, sexton: Counoilmen Miller with Councilman Christensen. \Rsoreation, parks, swim pool: Counoilmen Baldwin with Counoilmen Kerby. Counoilmen Hines, chairman of the Publio Safety committee, brought up the Fire Department for discussion and recommended the appointment of Keith Gatemen ma Fire ohiwf. Mr. Bateman was present and indicated he would be willing to work with the committee. It was agreed we should have to have an ordinance adopted oovering the fire department and it was ordered that investigation into the ordinances creating fire departments be made. Reverend Dawson and Bishop Lance representing a group of oitizene met with the Council to urge more strict law enforoement, traffic laws and suggesting a curfew. The Citizens' Committee was asked to submit their suggestions for improvement to the Council in writing, that they may be in position to take positive notion at their next meeting March 7. Ray Holyoak and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Holyoak met to ask if they can be furnished water at their respective residences. These matters were referred to the Water and Sewer committees for investigation and report back at the next meeting. Offer of Whiting and Haymond to furnish 500 ton gravel chips for street work during 1950 for $2.00 per ton, was accepted on motion of Counoilmen Christensen; seoonded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried. CO C( Yr� CJ 81 Councilman Miller reported he had had an offer to re-cover the mortuary roof with 90 lb. roofing, for $200, the wind having damaged the old paper to a great extent. The matter of whether axxamot the roof should be replaced or repaired was referred to the mortuary committee in okkrge of Councilman Miller. Contract from the State cad Commission re the furnishing and installation of blinker light at the First National Dank corner was discussed and the Streets committee, in charge of Councilman Christensen, was asked to make an investigation to determine whether or not the poles now installed on that corner could be used to hang this light to give it enough olearanoe. This committee was asked to report back tothe oounoil. The question of beer lioenses was discussed and on motion of 0ounoilmnn Hines, seconded by Councilmen Miller, bke number of licenses to be issued in Moab was ordered unrostrioked, but the Clerk asked to refer each application to the Council before issuing a license in order bo keep beer business out of residential districts. Application of Susie Turnbow for a beer license to be used in the Arohes Cafe provided she leased the premises, was considered and approved with the express condition that the door leading into the Arohes Ballroom be kept looked during dances or other entertainments held in the Ballroom. The appointments to city positions of Water Superintendent, City Marshall and Assistant Water Superintendent were disouseed, and on motion of Counoilman Baldwin, seconded by Councilman Miller, and carried, the Recorder was ordered to place a notice in the Times Independent that written applioation■ will be considered for this position at a special meeting on February 14, 1960, at 2:00 P. W., and asking that all interested applicants be present in person at the Courthouse on that date. The question of licenses was again discussed, and February 21, 1950, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. was set as a date to hear objeotions_from interested persons why the license to do business in Moab should not be set at a flat rate of $7.50 per quarter, with authority to issue an annual license for the sum of $30.00 at the option of the licensee, leaving pool hall lioenses at $50.00 per year and beer at $100 per year, payable semi-annually, and the following special license provisions for a per day basis: Cirous or menagerie, or oirous and menagerie,'oombined, or wild west show or carnival, per day $25.00 Exhibiting apparatus, per day 2.00 Exhibiting freaks of nature, per day 2.00 Exhibiting natural anzteattiza ouriosities, per day 2.00 Merry-go-round, per day 5.00 Theatrical performanoe or other form of amusement, each performanoe 5.00 Exhibitions for trial or teat of skill or etraagth, per day - - - 5.00 Dog and pony show, per day 5.00 The Recorder was instruoted to put a notioe in the 'Times Independent of the special hearing, extending an invitation to the public to discuss the matter, nd that the license ordinans fixing the license fee will be fixed on that date. and aoon vas taken on motion of Mr. Baldwin, seconded by Mr. Miller, and carriedunanimously. he oard ordered that no licenses be issued to peddlers of vegetables or fruit■ without suoh produoe having been first inspeoted by Distriot Agrioulatural Inspector L. D. Perry, and Ur. Perry agreed to oowperate with the City to the extent of advising anyone asking for an inepeotion to get a City license before selling in Moab. Also, housewives were urged to akk to see the inspector's certificate before purchasing outside produce. The Eanover Fire Insurance Company Policy No. A 7591, covering the City 1945 Dodge Fire Truck, Fire, Lightning and Transportation $4,000 end Theft $4000.00, was approved and ordered filed and the Recorder ordere d to issue Citywnrrant for the sum of $36.00 in payment of one year's premium. The following claims were presented and approved, and the Reoorder authorized to issue a warrant in payment of each for the respective amounts indioated below, Hanover Fire Ins. Co. - - $36.00 Western Store $ 6.64 Robertson Bros. 20.33 Miller'■ Moab Coop 8.90 Gordon's Supply 2.64 Moab GarageCo. - - - - - - - -41.13 Silt Lake Stamp Co. - - - - 7.85 Bill Stooks 10.00 GrandCounty - - - - - - - - 104.51 Jesse Bolyoek 2.50 J. Reed Lance - - - - - - - 49.40 State Insurance Fund 110.00 Midland Tel. Co. - - - - - 7.50 Firemen's Pension Fund - - - - 50.00 Utah Power & Light Co. - - B0.3i Christensen Motor Co. - - - 8.61 82 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and oarried, to meet special session on Tuesday, February 14, 1950, at 2:00 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of considering applicants for the positions to be filled by appointment. ATTEST: 7/17, -aYt Rene e or. February 14, 1950. The Moab City Counoil met in special session at 2:oo O'clock P. M. on this date pureuant_to adjournment and Notice of special meeting published in the Times Independent. Present at the meeting were Mayor ueorge Burck, Councilmen Miller, Hines, Baldwin, Christensen and Kerby, Reoorder Shafer and Marshall Stocks. The purpose of the special meeting being for the purpose of considering applications for the positions of City Wateragperintendent, City Marshal and Assistant Water Superintendent, the Council asked for a closed session and proceeded to read the written applioations. Thereafter, eaoh applicant present in person was interviewed and those not present with good pause for absenoe reported, were considered. After due oonsiderstion given to eaoh of the 4 applioants for Water Superintendent, Councilman Christensen moved that H. E. Baty be the ohoioe of ,,1 the council. This motion was seconded by Counoilman Kerby, and parried unanimously. The 7 applicants for the position of Assistant Water Superintendent were each considered and Councilman Baldwin made a motion that Fred Dallmus be appointed to this position, stating that it was a very difficult ohoioe. This motion was seconded by Councilman Christensen and carried unanimously. The three applicants for the position of City Marshal were eaoh considered and the Council proceeded to vote for its choice, by ballot, the result being for 3obert_J. Reid 5. Against: None. Thereupon, Mayor George J. Burck submitted to the Counoil his recommendations for appointment in accordance with the indicated desire of the Council, as follows, and asked for confirmation: City Water Superintendent, 41m01* Salary $200 permonth: H. E. Baty vi Assistant Water Superintendent, Salary $200 per month, to be effective March 1, 1950: Fred Dallmus City Marshall, Salary $200 per month, to be effeotive April 1, 1960: Robert J. Reid. a y:unanimous'ponsent of the Counoil the appointments were confirmed, iubjeot to acceptance by the appointees and their qualification, and the Recorder asked to write and invite Mr. Dallmus and Mr. Reid to meet with the Council at'7:oo P. M. on February 21, 1960. Mayor Burck offered to the 'ounoil his reoommendation that Mitchell Melich, City Attorney, and Bert Dalton, Justice of the Peace, be reappointed to act in those capacities, eespeotively, at the present salary of 4100 per year for the Attorney and $10. per month for the Justine of the Peace. These appointments were confirmed by unanimous consent of the Council. This being all of the business called for the attention of the speoial meeting, the Counoil adjourned on motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by Counoilman Kerby. and carried, with the request that the actions taken at this meeting be not_made publio until after the appointees have been interviewed on February 21, the date set for the Public Hearing on lioenee ordinanoes. May r Attest: il1 ., Recorder / 00 '�I 83 February 21, 1950. Pursuant to adjournment and published notice_ in_ the_Times-Independent, the City Council met in special session at 7•00 otdlook P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Maynt- gaerge J. Burck, 'ouncilmen J. E. Kerby, Robert Baldwin, William T. Hines, Ralph J. Miller, Jr. and N. S. Christensen and Reoorder Margie M. Shafer. In accordance with the invitation of the council, Fred Dallmus and Robert J. Reid met with the council. They were each informed of_the_aotion of the Board on February 14, and instructed as to the duties the Council expect them to perform, Mainly that they each pay partioular attention to the main job assigned,but that if the duties in one department are slack the Council will expect cooperation between the two departments and that if other odd jobs oome up to be done when there is time on the regular job that these be taken care of. It was also suggested that if possible the assistant water supervisor will run the pumps at the swimming pool this summer .o save the amount heretofore paid a swimming pool operator. The question of a uniform for the marshal was discussed and the opinion of the council was that the city should furnish a cap or hat with the City of Moab Marshal)(, and the marshal wear a shirt and pats which would tend to diatinquish him on the streets: that the city will furnish the badge and ne0essary items for the job, but that the marshal furnish his own transportation. The question of vacation time with pay was discussed in conneotion with the outgoing City Marshal and Councilman Kerby made a motion that he be given two weeks salary of $100, and that his appointment be terminated as of February 28. The motion was seconded by Councilman Baldwin and oarried unanimously. This being thetime and plaoe advertised for the public hearing regarding license ordinance, the meeting was opened to the publio at 8:00 P. M. The Mayor, all Councilmen, Reoorder, Attorney and Marshal were present. E eoutiye S oreta' Harold Leonard, state is`n of Tavern Owners addressed the gathering regarding the freezing of the number of beer lioenses by ordinance, advising that Salt Lake City and Price have both passed owdinanoes freezing the lioenses at a level below the number now issued, and suggesting that if this prooeedure is not followed by theCity Counoils the Tavern Owaerst Assn feels that it will beoome • State or Federal problem. Mr. Leonard urged the Council to freeze the number of beer licenses to be issued at whatever level the Council feels Moab can support. There being 18 local citizens present atfhe publio hearing on City License fees, the meeting was opened for discussion of the proposed flat fee of $7.50 per quarter for all businesses. A11 of the citizens present were given on opportunity to speak and +some were of the opinion that a lioense of that size would make their business impossible, others that the lioense aoale should be according to the size of the business. After the public disoussion the Counoil again considered the fee to be set and Councilman Kerby made a motion, seoonded by "ounoilman Miller, and oarried that an ordinance be passed to allow the council to fix lioenaea by Resolution.` On motion by Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and parried, the license fee for 1950 was fixed at $7.50 per quarter, payable either quarterly or annually, for the privilege of doing business in Moab City, it being the intention of the council to set certain special licenses atlthe March 7 meeting if it appears necessary. The '"ayor and council agreed that hereafter they will hold the regular meetings on Tuesday, at 2:00 otolock, P. M., the first part of each month, instead of 8:00 P. M. as previously. There being no further business to come before the meeting at this time, adjournment was taken on motion of Counoilman Hines, seoonded by Counoilman Kerby, and carried. Attest: '-;041Clerk. February 21, 1950. C Ch rman. The Ordinanoe No. 26 introduced by Councilman Kerby who moved its adoption which motion was seconded by Councilman Miller and oarried unanimously, is as follows: 84 ®o ORDINANCE NO. 26. AN ORDIIINCE PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING OF POOL HALLS OR BILLIARD PARLORS, PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSE FEE, THE HOURS TO REMAIN OPEN, AND PROHIBITING PERSONS UNDER EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE FROM BETNG IN SUCH PLACES AND PRESCRIBING THE PENALTIES FOR VIOLATING THIS ORDIIINCE. Be it ordained by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, as follows; - - SECTION 1. BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. It shall be unlawful for any'' person to engage in, conduct or oarry on the business of keeping or maintaining fax for public use or hire, any billiard table or pool table, within the limits of Moab City, in or on which the games of billiards or pool are' played, without first obtaining a license so to do, and paying an annual license See of $50.00 into the city treasury. SECTION 2. PERSONS UNDER EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE NOT ALLOWED IN BILLIARD OR POOL HALLS. It shall be unlawful for the owner, keeper, manager, licensee of or any emplouee in any public billiard hall or pool hall in Moab City, to permit or allow any person under the age of eighteen years to visit, frequent or remain in such billiard hall or pool hall. It shall be unlawful for any person under the age of eighteen years to frequent or remain in any billiard or pool hall in Moab City. SECTION 6. HOURS FOR REMAINING OPEN. It shall be unlawful for the owner, keeper,manager of or employee in any billiard hall or pool hall to allies or permit such billiard hall or pool hall to be or remain ' open for business between the hours of twelve o'clock midnight and six o'clock A. M. of the following day. - SECTION'4. PENALTY, FOR IIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE. Ally person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty or a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not more than six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. SECTION 5. EFFECTIVE DATE. In the opinion of the City Council of Moab City, Utah, it is neoessary to the peace, health and safety and best interests of the inhavitants of said city that this ordinanoe take effect immediately after its passage and tublioation. _ Adopted by the unanimous Coto of the City Council of }to%b City, Utah, and approved by the Mayor of said oity on the tlst day 'of February, 1950. Attests GEORGE J. BURCK, Mayor MARGIE M. SHAFER, City Recorder. (CITY SEAL AFFIXED) The following ordinanoe was introduoed by Councilman Kerby, who moved its adoption, The motion was seconded by Councilman Miller, and carried unanimously, ORDINANCE NO. 27. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING OF ANY BUSINESS, TRADE, PROFESSION, OR CALLING; PROVIDING FOR THE MANNER IN WHICH LICENSES SHALL BE ISSUED AND REVOKED, THE MANNER IN WHICH LICENSE FEES SHALL BE FIXED, PRESCRIBING THE PENALTIES FOR.,VIOLATING THIS ORDINANCE, AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 10, OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, AND CHAPTER XIX OF THE REVISED ORDIIIIMES OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, 1941. Be it ordained by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, as follows, SECTION 1. DOING BUSINESS WITHOUT LICENSE UNLAWFUL. It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in or oarry or. any business, trade, profession or palling, for the transaotion or carrying on of which a - license is necessary, without first taking out or procuring the lioense required for such business, trade, profession or oalling. SECTION 2. APPLICATIONS. HOW LICENSED, RECORDED. A11 applications for license shall be granted and signed by the Mayor, and issued and attested by the Recorder under the seal of the City. The recorder shall keep an alphabetical list of licenses issued, stating the number, name, time, place and kind of business and the amount paid, wbth such remarks as may be considered neoessary. SECTION 3. WHAT LICENSE TO CONTAIN. Every license shall specify idoxm, by name, the person, firm or corporation to whom it is issued, and shall designate the particular place at whioh the business shall be carried on. SECTION 4. FREE LICENSES. WHEN NAY BE GIVEN. If any person shall furnish evidence as shall satisfy the City 1'ouncil that he or she by reason of misfortune or physical infirmities, merits exemption from the payment of any license herein re,-uired, the Mayor may grant such license, upon the recommendation of the City Council. SECTION 6. AMOUNT OF LICENSE FEE TO BE FIXED BY RESOLUTION OR ORDINANCE. The City °ounoil shall by resolution or ordinanoe fix the amount of license fees and the terms and conditions thereof, copies of .which kkall be available for public inspection az .he office of the City Recorder. 85 SECTION 6. REVOCATION OF LICENSE. The City Council shall have power to revoke the license of any person, firm or corporation for cause as provided by law. SECTION 7. tENALTY. Any person who shall engage in any business or vocation for which a license is required without first obtaining a license as herein provided, shall be deemed fuilty of a misdemeanor and shall bi punished by a fine in any sum leas than Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) or by imprisonment not exceeding three months, or by both such fine or imprisonment. Seotion 8. ORDIJINCES REPEALED. Ordinance No. 10 of Moab City, Utah, and Chapter XII of the Revised Ordinanessof Moab City, Utah, 1941, are repealed. SECTION 9. EFFECTIVE DATE. In the opinion of the City "'ounoil of Moab City, Utah, it is necessary to the peace, health and safety and best interests of the inhavitants of said City that this ordinance take effeot immediately after its passage and publication. Adopted by the unanimous vote of the City Council of Moab City, Utah, and approved by the Mayor of said City on the 21 day of February, 1950. ♦TTEST:MARGIE M. SHAFER, GEORGE BURCK, Mayor. City `recorder. (MOAB CITY SEAL AFFIXED) the following resolution was introduced by 6ounoilman Hines, who moved its adoption. The motion was seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and oarried unanimously: RESOLUTION NO. 68. 'Whereas, it appears to the City '"ounoil of the City of Moab, Utah, that it is necessary to properly fix the amount of license fees to be paid by any person engaged in or oarrying on any business, trade, profession or calling within the limits of said City. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, as follows: SECTION 1. Every person before engaging in or pursuing any business, trade,profession or calling, and for which authokity to lioense is given to Moab City by Sections 15-6-39 and 15-8-80, Utah Code Annotated, 1943, shall obtain a license so to do and shall pay quarterly in advanoe into the city treasury the sum of $7.50, except as may otherwise be prodded by ordinance or resolution. SECTION 2. This resolution shall take effect on the 3rd day of March, 1950. Adopted by the unanimous vote of the City Council of Moab City, Utah, and approved by the Mayor of said City on the 21 day of February,1950. Attest: GEORGE J. BURCK, Mayor. MARGIE M. SHAFER, City Recorder. Attest: Ci; Recorder. O * * * * i * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Maroh 7, 1950. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City ('ouncil held in the Courthouse at 2:00 P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burck, Councilmen Miller, Hines, Baldwin, Christensen and Kerby, Recorder Shafer, Water Superintendent H E. Baty, assistant Fred Dallmus, Marshal Robert J. Reid and Fire Chief Keith Bateman. Mr. Bateman and Councilman Hines reported to the Council the findings of the Fire Department in Ste investigation of the fire plugs, eto., and recommended the painting afld'-i•epa"ir-ofxthe fire hydrants and installation of hydrants in three areas not now protected, partioularly at the Ken McDougall corner to serve the Bowen's subdivision and the area west and south. The Fire Department submitted a list of suggestions to be included in an ordinance to be adopted covering fire pepteotion,- and asked that an investigation be made into the possibilities of getting the necessary hydrants installed if the water mains are large enough, etc. in the now unprotected areas. These matters were referred to the Street and Fire Committees, and the Clerk was asked to write the Municipal League for copies of fire ordinances, if any are available. Councilman Kerby made a motion, seoonded by Councilman Miller, and carried unanimously, that the Fire Department be given authority to draw up an ordinance and present to the council for adoption. 86 J Bishop Lance, Reverend Dawson -end Mrs. Ralph Starbuok, Representatives of the Committee on Civic Improvement and Law Enforcement, met -with the Council and presented the following written recommendations for the consideration of the Mayor and Council, in the form of a resolution of their committee: 'We, the committee on Civic Improvement and Law Enforcement, beg to submit the following recommendations for consideration by the 1°ayor and Town Council of Moab: 1. Whereas, there are etpresent laws and rules in the statute book for the restriction of drinking and the use of profane language on the streets and in public places, Therefore, we recommend that the law be enforced to assure the town the greatest measure of order and decency. 2. Whereas, there are at present certain parking restriotions, and Whereas, there is need for stop signs on certain streets, and Whereas, there are obscured corners. Therefore, be it recommended that for the sake of safety the present laws be strictly enforced, that parking so as to obscure traffic be prohibited, that stop signs be placed where needed, and obstructions removed. 3. Whereas, the running of diesel motors while parked on Main Street at night disturbs the renters of cabins and residents of Moab. Therefore, be it recommended that such parking be ruled a publio nuisance. 4. Whereas, in view of the fact that there is a great need of the r restriction of the night aotivities of the young people and the apparent indifference of the parents concerned, Therefore, we recommend that there be a curfew requiring all young people up to and including the age of 16 years to be off the streets,of Moab and in their homes by the hour of 10:00 P. M., unless accompanied by a parent, a close relative, or guardian; that the school and courthouse lawns be strictly patrolled during the evening hours, expeoially during and after dance hours, that ids to enforce such a curfew a proper offioer be appointed, that a proper signal be given each evening, and furthermore, that we urge the parents to give the utmost 000peration to suoh curfew. 6. Whereas, the oommittee looks upon the selling of beer in the local taverns on Sundays as an unneoesaary evil We recommend that on this day they be closed. Humbly submitted in the beat intersta of the Town of Moab Mrs. J. 1'orbin Coded Bowen Mrs. Ralph Starbuok Bishop Howard Lance Rev. F. L. Dawson The various reoommendations ware considered aeperately, with the following action: No. 1. Referred to Robert J. Reid, City Marshal, for enforcement. No. 2. hiarshal Reid asked to olean the willows off the oorner by Earl Dalton's growing by the irrigation ditoh, and the Streets Committee asked to investigate the blind oorners and the streets needing stop signs. No. 3. Marshal Reid asked to request diesel motor operators to park off the main highway when he sees them parked for the night and residents requested to call Mr. Reid when they are being bothered by running motors. No. 4. Board exp d themselves as favoring a curfew, but took no action pending an investigation into the problem of enforcement, eto. Tabled to hpril. No. 5. Tabled to April meeting. F. H. Clem, mortioian, met with the Council and offered to lease the mortuary, agreeing to take over the expense of maintaining and operating the building and place some furniture and a rug in it, with an understanding that he pay the City on each case he has at the rate of $5.00 for ohildren's oases, $15.00 for cases not embalmed and $25.00 for oases requiring embalming, offering to take a 5-year leas* with option of renewal or purohase, with the understanding that if another mortioian is called by a family he will be allowed t9Gse the building but would settle with Mr. Clem on the fee. The matter was taken under'advisement. A. Reed Somerville met with the Board regarding the Municipal Swimming Pool and explained in considerable detail the necessary operation and ohemioals which have to be used, and recommended the building of a small cupboard there to keep valuables belonging to the peranns swimming. Mr. Somerville applied for the job of operating the pool this summer and advised he has the necessary life saving certificates and experience. The matter was taken under advisement. Counoilman Baldwin reported on his findings on the Arnel Holyoak applioation for water supply in his home. The question of hooking up outside the oity residences and councilman Miller made the following motion, which wan seconded by Counoilman Kerby and carried: That any connections made with the Moab City Water system outsidethe limita of Moab City be made under the supervision of the water superintendent with the consent of the Mayor and Council; that their be made with the express understanding that all of the expenses of installation and repair be paid by the applicant, including the cost of supervision, purchase of meter, etc., with no refund credit on water use; that the water be sold at the same rate as is 00 15.3.4 C.) OFFICE OF CITY RECORDER City 01712.417 MOAB. UTAH RICT'Tj I, t 1 ..,4d , i .c chickt-,-ev le 4 7rqz,,,. r , - . MI •i or t': hle,, ,..,, '-'•••••• ----". .° 444 law ta „id,. - haw ()I 0/taie 7( 7f s- 87 charged to city residents, but with the express understanding that the water will be turned off in case of a shortage within the city and that during the time water is short to the users inside the city the outside connections will remain turned off. The question of sewer line to the Willard Nichols residence and others up that lane, was discussed, and the Board agreed to follow the policy of the old Counoil in regard extended sewer lines, that is to accept the $50.00 hookup fee from each interested party (in this case 4 families) and run the line up the land with the understanding that if the ooze exceeds the $200 deposit the balance will be prorated among the families interested in the line. This on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried. Marshal Reid was authorized io go to the business houses and collect the license fee under the new ordinance, at the rate of $7.50 per quarter. The Municipal league school at Prioe was brought to the attention of the Councilmen by Mayor Burck, and all agreed to attend on March 21, if they can get away to make the trip. Duke Woods'application to be allowed the permission to colleot thegarbage within the City was presented and tabled for further investigation. American Surety Company Bond No. 34-500-348, covering Robert J. Reid City Marshal, in the sum of $1,000 waa approved, and the premium of $10.00 for a one-year period was approved. The following claims were approved and ordered paid on motion of Counoilman Kerby, seconded by Qounoilman Miller, and carried: The Midland Tel. Co. Miller's Moab Coop. - - - - - Bowen's Servioe - - - - - - - Amerioan suretyCo. of N. Y. - Utah Water Users' Aes'n - - - Utah Power h Light Co. -- - - Bill Stocks Bill Marler Lonnie Marler $2.50 -2.34 18.74 10.00 10.00 80.30 7.00 9.00 9.00 D. Y. Shields Christensen Motor GO. Moab Garage Co. Dan R. Winbourn Waterworks Equipment Co. Gene Irish J. L. Castor Whiting k Raymond S 1.41 1.50 13.41 15.00 811.53 2.75 2.75 1000.00 There being no further business to come before the council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Baldwin, aeoonded by Gouncilman Christensen, and carried. Attest: y oorder� * * * * * * * * * * * * * * B �l yo r :� * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** April 4, 1950. Minutes of the regular mooing of the Moab City Counoil, held in the County Courthouse at 8:00 P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burck, Councilman Bill Hines, Robert Baldwin, Ralph J. Miller, Jr., J. E. Kerby; Reoorder Margie M. Learning, Attorney Mitchell Melich, Treasurer Winford Bunoe, WaterSupt. H.E. Batt' and assistant Fred J. Dallmus and Marshal Robert J. Reid. Wtitten protest against City Ordiannoe No. 27 and Resolution No. 68, covering the business license fee set by the Council, which protest was signed by various persons doing business within Moab City, was read and the meeting turned over for open discusaion of the license fee by the Council and citizens meeting with the Council. The various orotestants were heard from and the position of the Council explained by members of the council. W. [. Harding made n motion which was seconded by G. U. Foote, and agreed to by the group, that a Committee consisting of two Council members, 3 business men and 2 members of the Chamber of Commoro°, be appointed to work out a license system which would be fair to all concerned; that the various merchants be consulted to avoid protest by other groups, and that, after the final plan had been approved through the City Attorney as to legality, the same be submitted to the Council for approval. The Committee appointed is as follows: Councilmen: Falph J. Miller, Jr., and Neldon Christensen From group of protestahts: Mrs. Katherine Railer, Carl Murphy and G.U.Foote., Chamber of Commerce: Ralph J. Miller, Sr., and Golden Peterson. D. H. Shields and Mr. Cleaver met with theBoa d to urge theadoption of a buzldIng and wiring code and a more strict en orcement of tie plumbing tone, or the _adoption of n special ordinance. This matter was discussed and the applicants agreed 88 to submit suggested codes for the consideration of the Council. The Fire Department presented a suggested code for organization and regulation of the Moab City Volunteer Fire Department and regulations regarding fire control and urged the adoption of the Code and the ordinance for fire control by the City Corm(til. The matter Was turned to the City Attorney for preparation of an Ordinance and approved to its entirety. The Board authorized the immediate purchase of 250 feet 22 inch American Standard fire hose and 50 feet 1' booster hose, and approved the other equipment listed as necessary to the fire department, and authorized the investigation of the prices, etc., for that equipment. Petition filed with the Council signed by 7 licensed business establishments in Moab, protesting the punch boards, merchandise boards, charley boards and all other punch boards which are alleged in said petition to be in Moab City, and which are known as gambling devises, and asking that the law prohibiting them be immediately enforced, was c nsidered by the Council and, on motion by Councilman Baldwin, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and carried unanimously, the Marshal was instructed to notify all business houses that these board are unlawful and will be confiscated if any are found within the City. QC 1.-K1 PD Petition signed by 6 business firms within the City, urging the adoption of the Size Green River Ordinance No. 175, was read to the Council. This matter was referred to the special committee heretofore appointed for their consideration in their reoommendations for a license ordinance. The petition of the Civic Improvement and Law Enforcement Committee filed with kkaxinna: the Council at the March meeting was again brought up for consideration in regard the two matters not decided at the March meeting. The fluestion of curfew was disoussed,and Counoilman Hines made a motion, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried, that a curfew ordinance be prepared calling for a 10:30 curfew. The matter of Sunday closing for beer taverns, brought to the Countiliby the gbove-named Committee, was discussed and Councilman Hines made a motion, seconded by Councils man Kerby, and carried, that this suggestion be turned down and that no Sunday closing ordinance be attempted. '4arshal held asked the Council for a Monday morning oourt to take care of traffic violations and disturbances. Tins was authorized by the Council and Mr. Reid advi he advised he is checking and issuing tiokets for Stop signs and drivers' lioense violations. Letter from F. H. Clem, regarding his proposed lease and option to purchase the mortuary building was read to the Council and Councilman Kerby made a motion, seoonded by Councilman Miller, and carried, that no lease nor option to purohase be given on that building, but that it be held by the City for the use of everyone. Application by foods & Brown to haul garbage within the city limits was discussed and the members of the council were of the opinion that Moab City is not in a position at this time to take over the matter of garbage collection, this opinion being based on information reoeived while attending the meeting of the State Municipal League in Price. The following claims were presented and approved for payment, oh motion of Councilman K6.1,f, seconded by Councilman Diidwin, and carried: No. 3565 3586 3587 3588 3689 3590 3591 3592 s 3593 3594 Name. Miller's Moab Coop Christensen Motor Co. D. H.Shields Biggs Kurtz Company Utah Power h Light Co. Ed Kerby Omer 5eorest O. MoDermitt Tom Lee 'James Oliver Amount. No. $131.19 35i55 42.50 3596 10,95 3597 101.53 3598 80.30 3599 8.00 3600 8.00 3601 6.00 3602 6.00 6.00 There being no further the meeting adjourned on motion and carried. ATTEST: 27;3*4 /' Recorder Mayor. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Name Amount Clarence D. Barker T.00 Edgar Wilcox 2.00 Theo Oviatt 156.00 TheTimes-Independent 32.60 Wm. Myers 23.00 J. M. Stooks 39.38 Roes Leeoh 14.00 Gordon Supply Co. 5.60 business to come before the Council at this time, of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by ("ouncilman Kerby, 89 May 2, 1950. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the County Courthouse at 8:00 P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burck, Councilmen Christensen,Miller, Baldwin and Hines, Recorder Leaming, hater Dept. Baty andDallmus and Marshal Reid. The minutes of the April 4 meeting were read and approved. A. Reed Somerville met with the Board regarding the operation of the swimming pool this seasin. Mr. Somerville explained in some detail the requirements necessary to be appointed in charge of the pool and the requirements of the State Department of Health in regard the standards of the pool, and Councilman Hines made a motion, seconded by Councilman Miller, and carried, that Mr. So erville be retained to operate the pool from June 1 to August 30, at a salary of $150'Per month, and the Recordir instructed to notify R. H. Pinney, State Department of Health at Price, Utat, that we desire to open the pool on June 5. The Recorder was instructed to write the State Department of Registration, State Board of Health, State Capitol in Salt Lake City, and explain the situation here as to the building held for the convenience of the public for taking care of the bodies of deceased persona, and ask what standards we will be required to hold the building under these circumstances. In this regard, the douncil asked that Mr. Melioh be contact in regard the length of time the City could lease the mortuary building if they could get a suitable tenant who would allow the building to be used by local persons not desiring to employ a mortioian or who are financially unable to do so, and then write Mr. Clem and Mr. Mitchell, undertakers, and see if they are interested under the conditions: City to retain use of building for indigents or persons not desiring a mortician; without option to purchase, and ask what inprovementa the lessor would put into the building. The Recorder was instructed to place an order with the Waterworks Equipment Company for meters sufficient to install to all city water users within and without the city limits, as presented by the water department, and ask what oredit terms can be obtained on the order as follows: 60 3/4 inoh meters 60 boxes 6 1-inch meters 30 lids s 1 1-inch meters 12 3/4-inch ooppersetters s 1 iinch meter 6 1-inoh coppersettere 0 doz. 14-inch dresser couplings. Marshal Reid was instructed to list the signs he wants to post for no parking, etc., as to number and lettering and file with the recorder who was authorized to place an order with the Utah State Prison. Rouncilman Hines reported that certain peotle had contaoted him in regard the speed oars were traveling the highway through Moab, and asked that the State Road Commission again be contacted regarding the 30-mile limit placed whereas the City Ordinance calls for a 25-mile limit. Report from the Committee appointed at the April meeting to consider the license ordinance and resolution was presented containing the following reoommendations: 1. That the present flat rate license be continued for the balance of this year. 2. That necessary steps be taken to provide for additional revenue by increasing the mill levy on city taxes. 3. That future business licenses be held to a more moderate amount and be provided for the sole purpose of regulation. 4. That in cases where the $30.00 minimum fee would oause undue hardship, it be scaled down or otherwise adjusted to fit the individual oiroumstancee. 5. That licensing be provided and enforced to cover the bueinesa activities of peddlers, vendors, itinerant merchants and bueinesa establishments not having a fixed location in the city of Moab. With these provisions, the protestingifroup has agreed to abandon their petition in the interest of greater communitYharmony and cooperation. Thereupon the Council instructed Marshal Reid to collect from each person doing business within the City for the license feeunpaid. American Surety Company insurance policy No. MA 134-09534, covering the 1947 Chev. pickup (water department) for Bodily injury liability $10,000 each person 020,000 each accident and property damage liability $5,000 for period from April 19, 1950 to April 19, 1951, was approved. together with the nanover Fire Insurance Company policy No. A 8209, covering the same pickup for fire $800 or theft $800. The Class 0 road program was set up to seal coat at least 15 blocks of 90 City etreets East of Main Street, at an approximate cost of $1500, and the sum of $225.98 for maintainence and repair on all streets* making the total of $1725.98 allocated to Moab for the year 1950, and the Cooperative agreement approved and ordered executed. The Volunteer Fire Department report was given through Councilman Hines and, among other things, it was recommended tothe Council that the minimum water fee be abated to all those taking active part in this department. The Council considered the recommendation and the matter was taken under advisement to be considered at the next regular meeting, it having been the information to scree members that if any remuneration is made to these vonunteers the City becomesliable for certain benefits under the Firemen's Pension or Retirement Act, and the council felt the situation should be investigated before any action is taken. Mayor Burck reported that L. B. Perry, DistrictAgriculturnl Inspector, had met with the County Commissioners who had agreed to furnish the chemical for weed spraying on the City streets and roads, provided the City will pay for the application, which Mr. Perry had represented woilld amount to approximately $50.00. This matter was referred to Councilmen Christensen and Hines, streets committee. The sum of $25.00 was appropriated toward the expense of entertaining' the Legislative Committee scheduled to hold their meeting in Moab on May 13. Such entertainment consisting of a barbeque at the Arches National Monument like evening after the meeting. The Recorder was instructed to ask the City Attorney to prepare amendments to Sections 325, Compensationfor oity marshal, and Seotion 444, Compensation for City Water Superintendent, to allow the payment of not to exoeed $2400 per year to each of these officers. The following claims were prpsented and ordered paid on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Iltepwin, and carried: 3603.to 3609, regular payroll. 3610 Emit Pittman 3611 Times Independent - - - 3612 The Midland Tel. Co. 3613 W. S. Darley Co. MA Armco Drainage & Metal, 3615 Carroll J. Meador, agent 3616 John L. 6hafer 3617 Bill Stocks 3618 Theo Oviatt 3619 Robert Downard 3620 $24.00 3621 26.50 3622 6.00 3623 29.05 3624 1434.91 3625 85.05 3626 3.00 3627 42.00 76.00 72.00 Jack Beeson Ed Kerby Utah Power & Light Ross ''eech Clarence D. Barker Thomas F.Lee Prommel Shafer Moab Garage Co. 6.25 6.00 80.30 6.00 16.00 3.50 8.00 99.10 There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Counoilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Miller, and carried unanimously. Attest: 2321S %aj . ,� Clerkf."7 -efo-T Mayor. May 16, 1950. Minutes of special meeting held pursuant to call by Mayor Bueick, held in the Courthouse at 8:00 o'clook P. M. Present were Councilmen J. E. Kerby, N. S. Christensen, Ralph J. Miller, Jr.,iZniert J. Baldwin and Bill Hines. Mayor Burok presided. The meeting having been called to discuss the charge to be placed on water served through meters, it was thoroughly discussed and considered with the result that Resolution was ordered peepared for the next regular meeting setting these rates at $2.00 minimum rate tocover the first 5,000 gallons of water used, and 10/ for each additional 1,000 gallons used through the meters, leaving the places to which mo meter has yet been installed, due to various reasons, on the same rate as now is used. This action was taken on motion of Counoilmanj�y„�ln. seoonded by Councilman°njAjy and carried unanimously. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and carried. Attest: corder. 7g.A-A1,0_e 05.10JvAld Ctrektrman. mayor. 0 'ram C'Sl 91 June 6, 1950. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the Courthouee at 8*00 P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burck, Councilmen J. E. Kerby, N. S. Christensen, Robert J. Baldwin, Bill Hines and Ralph J. Miller, Jr., Reoorder Margie M Leaning, i-arshal Reid and Water Superintendent Assistant Fred Dallmus. The minutes of the last regular meeting were readand approved. A. Reed Somerville met with the Council regarding the swimming pool and reported that the State Health Department Inspector was down and approved the opening of the ppol, but asked that a larger pump be installed to better accomodate the necessary use. The question of who should be allowed in the pool on a season ticket sold to a family was discussed and Mr. Somerville instructed to admit only members of the immediate family on each ticket. The Recorder was instructed to write Mr. Forest H.Clem, of Grand Junction and the Mitchell Funeral Rome in Price, and ask if they would be interested in setting up a mortuary in Moab bf the present building were used to another purpose or if either of them were interested in fixing up the present building to meet the requirements of the State Department of Health provided they were protected in their use of the building against other morticians, but reserving the right of our pedple to use the building if no mortician is called; also what they would be willing pn pay to the City for each case if the City fixes up the building. W.J:Morgan, engineer, presented the map of the pity waterworks system end boundaries, which he had beenrequested to make. The Recorder was instructed to order 6 prints, black line ozalid, from the Salt Lake Blue Print Company, vs on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried. Mayor Burck suggested for the consideration of the Council that when the City Water Department starts reading meters, that a oolleotion station be set up, suggesting Winford Bunce for the bookkeeper and oolleotor. Mr. Bunoe offered to try it for $35.00 per month, additional, and see how it would work out. The matter was discussed and Counoilman Kerby suggested that Mr. Dallmue be assigned that part of the water department work which pertains to the meters, collections, etc., for the balance of this year. The council authorized Mayor Burck to check with the Utah Municipal League and attorneys in Salt Lake City while there next Saturday, as to the legality of ltartipgttheedieter'xeadings before all of the places in town are hooked up and !greed to meet June 13 to decide when to start charging on the sitter readings if it is legal to start before all the ratter, are installed, it appearing that due to the hookups there are some places in town whose connections will have tobe changed before a meter can be installed. The marshal and street spperintendent's salary was discussed and, it appearing that the work is about half and half, Councilman Christensen made a motion, seconded by Councilman Miller, and carried, that the salary be paid half from Class C Road funds for street maintenance and half from the General Fund for marshal and sexton salary, and the Reoorder and Treasurer ware authorized to transfer from the Class C Road funds one hale of the sum already paid to Marshal Reid 'ainoe his'appointment, it being their information that the former Marshal Stooks had'been paid one-half time for street work. Letter from I. A. Dugan, Auditor, Class B & C Funds, State Road Commission, dated May 5, 1950, was presented to the Council requesting that the Class C Road Funds be deposited in a eeparate account in the bank, including the $1,130.75 due Grand County. The following Resolution was presented by Councilman Kerby who moved its adoption, in accordance with action taken at special meeting of May 16, 1950. Councilman Baldwin seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. RESOLUTION NO. 68. WHEREAS, it appears to the City Council of the City of Moab, GrandRals County, Utah, that a change in the water rates for the supply of water from the City Hater System is necessary in order to adequately maintain the water system within said cityi NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City 6ouncil of the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, that the water rates for the supply of water 92 furnished by said City shall be as follows: 00 1 • 1. The monthly rates for the supply of water furnished by the City through its water system, where no meter is installed, until such time as the City is able to install meters, shall be paid monthly in advance, &&•the City Council may determine, and are hereby fixed and determined as follows: To property within the limits of Mbab City: uses or private dwellings for one family, but not including lawns, flowers or shrubs For each additional family tenant in said house carrying on housekeeping - - - Fpr sprinkling lawns, flowers, plants and shrubs Water for chicken coops or farms, per tap ebarga .Pee Any -rater �61447004 ion eevaiae, fae4 month - - $2.00 2.00 1.50 .75 2. The rates for water supplied by Moab City through the grater system for said City where a meter is installed, within the limits of said City, are hereby Rixed and determined as follows: Minimum rate, per m^nth $2.00 For each 1,000 gallons in excess of 5,000 gallons, per month - .10 3. That the rates for the supply of water furnished by the City through xtz its water system to premises located outside the limits of the City of Moab shall be double the rates above set forth. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall take effect on July 1, 1950. Atteett MARGIE M. LEAMING,Recorder. (Corporate Seal) The following claims were by Councilman Christensen, seconded Waterworks Rev. Bond Fundt No. 36, Zion's Savings bank do Trust No. 37 First Nat'l Dank of Moab City of Moab Funds: 3396 Moab Garage Co. 3397 Western Store 3398 Utah Power h Light Co. 3399 Miller's Moab Coop 3400 Clarence D. Barker 3401 Christensen Motor Co. 3402 W. S. Parley k Co. 3403 - not issued 3404 George J. Burck 3405 Robertson Bros. 3406 Midland Tel. Co. 3407 Universal Safety d Fire Equip. Co.,Ino. 3408 Lorenzo Smith & Son GEORGE BURCK Mayor presented and approved for payment on by Councilman Kerby, and carried: $220.00 100.00 $64.63 26.82 80.30 16.39 38.00 23.30 46.14 1.00 27.60 7.70 69.50 322.50 3409 First 14:t'1 HankGMoab 3410 Gordon supply Co. 3411 D. H. Shields 3412 State Tax Commission 3413 Gordon Supply Co. 3414 Bill Stocks 3415 Bill ,tocks 3416 Robert Downard 3417 W. J. Morgan Olin McDermott - 3418 3419 Ralph Dalton 3420 Grand County 3421 Bruce Striley 3422 Gail Murphy 3423 -Not issued 3424 Wm. H. Seitz motion $300.00 8.82 2.19 2.00 1.27 40.00 20.00 147.00 2.50 21.00 30.00 46.70 4.00 20.00 There being no further business tocome before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Counoilman Nov and carried, to meet in special session June 13, 1950 at 8:00 P. M. Attest ayor June 13, 1950. Minutes of special meeting held pursuant to adjournment at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Presentlrere Mayor George Burck, Councilmen N. S. Christensen, Robert Baldwin, William Hines, J. E. Kerby and Ralph J. Miller, Jr., Water Supt. Assistant Fred Dallmus and recorder Margie M. Learning. The meetinghaving been called for the purpose of disposing of problems pertaining to the water Department, the Mayor reported his findings from the Municipal League contact math the City Attorney of Salt Lake City indicate we oan start our meter collections thder the present circumstances, so long as the ordinance resolution setting fees designates that properties not now connected with meters will be put under the meter rate as soon as meters can be installed. Therefore, the Council agreed to start the meters July 1, and Mr. Dallmus was instructed to have the readings in readiness for July 1 use for the places metered. 93 The matter of old water accounts was discussed and Mr. Dallmus instructed to collect each month on the current accounts and get a payment on the old accounts if persons are not able to take care of the full amount, current accounts to be made payable on or before the loth of each month, and Mr. Dallmus urged to turn the water off if no attempt is made to keep the accounts current. It was ordered by the council that water turns be started for lawn watering during June, as follows: Water days Saturday, Sundaymorning, Tuesday and Thursday, each week, beginning June 17, and the Mayor instructed to have the Times -Independent notify the public of this action, and urge them to conserve the water as much es possible The question of an agency to collect the water accounts, preferably a business house on Main Street, was discussed, and Mayor Burck instructed to include in his article for the paper an enquiry asking anyone interested in handling this without compensation, to notify the council. There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilmen Baldwin, seconded by Councilman Kerby and carried. Attest: 2) Recorder. Mayor. July 11, 1950. The Moab City Council met in regular session at 8:00 P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burck, N. S. Christensen, Ralph J. Mi11er,Jr., Robert Baldwin, Uilliam Hines and Edgar Kerby, Councilmen, with Recorder Margie M. Shafer. and t ose of June 13, The minutes of the last regular meetin were read and approved with the following corrections, on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried, in the resolution covering crater rates to be charged; Add the word "Business" before the words "Houses or Private Dwellings" and eliminate the sentence "Minimum charge for any water connection, per month- - - 75¢". On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Christensen, the water rental of tanants renting are to be the obligation of the landlord in apartment houses or housing units. The question of the mortuary was discussed a letter having been received from the Mitchell Funeral Home in Prioe that they are not interested in purchasing or leasing but that they will contribute toward fixing up the building, and suggest a fee of $25.00 per case for the use of the building and that a steel looker be provided to look up their instruments, etc. Plans for improvement were discussed and on motion of Counoilman Kerby the committee in charge of the mortuary was authorized to meet with the Commissioners and various other civic organizations of the city and find out if financial help can oe mate available after they investigate the cost of the improvements desired including office space for the water department and the possibility of a right of way through the library lot west. This matter was referred to the mortuary committee consisting of 'ouneilmen Christensen and Miller. The question of an agency to collect the water rental was discussed, Mayor Burck reporting that one business house on main street had offered to handle the collections free of charge to the city. After serious oonsideration the counoil decided it best to have the water department itself handle the collections this season in viCw of the many matters which will have to be explained to the water users in connection with the meters, eta., and the full understanding that there would be no objection to the firm`who offered. Therefore, the matter of collections was turned over to Mr. Dallmus. The Recorder was instructed to write the `orest Service for a new contract covering the meter rates to be chargeable against their propertyand authorized to execute the same up6n receipt thereof. The Recorder was instructed to write the State Retirement Commissioner to ascertain whether or not the city employees could still take advantage of prior service if the City enters into the retirement plan offered. The Recorder was instructed to contact Franklin Arnold, Vice -President Waterworks Equipment Company with a view of arran"ing a meetirip with the Council at an early date for the purpose of discussing 'We needs or the city on more meters and financing same. 94 The letter from the Utah Mun4aipal League was presented rer,arding the annual meeting of the league to be held in Salt Lake City September 14, 15 and 16, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Mayor Burck suggested that members of the Moab City organization attend the meeting and that the city allow a certain amount for expense. This being the feeling of the members of the Coun8#1 it was decided that at the August meeting they would attempt to determine how many members could attend. The water department was authorized to take care of water ad,lustments for this season if in their opinion an adjustment ix water rental is in order due to lack of water supply, and to order such forms as they deem necessary for the record on water meter readings and bills. On motion by 6ouncilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and' carried unanimously, the minimum water rental fee was ordered abated to all active volunteer firemen, beginning July 1, the list of such volunteers to be furnished to Mr. Dallmus by the fire department, not later than the first of each month when the water statements are prepared. A. Reed Somerville met with the Council and reported that the State Pool Inspector had been down and pronounced the Moab City Swimming Pool in good condition. That he had taken the clolorinator to Salt Lake City for repairs at an actual cost of $16.00 and the Council ordered this amount refunded to Mr. Somerville.' ',Mr. Somerville was authorized to arrange for a diving board for the balance of this year and It was thought to contact the Lion's Club about purchasing a diving board and slide for use next yeason. Mayor Burck asked the Council to consider an increase in the wage of water superintendent H.E.Baty in accordance with an understanding that was given at the time the assistant was appointed at the same wage. The matter was discussed and considered and the Council was of the opinion that in view of the burden taken off Yr. Baty by the appointment of an assistant and the fact that they plan to keep both men on during the winter slack period that the less amount of work Mr. Baty has to do shouid'compensati him fax without an increase. Marshal Reid asked what he should reasonably be expected to feed city prisoners for held in the county jail and it was agreed he should keep the expense not over 51.00 per meal. The following claim' were presented and approved and ordered paid on motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by 'ouncilman Christensen, and carried: No. Name 3434 3435 $E36e 3437 3438 3439 3440 3441 3442 3443 3444 3445 3446 3447 3448 Amount. No. Utah Power do Light Co. G. C. York Arches Cafe Emit Pittman Leal Dalton Lawrence Spear Mt. Supply Auto.Ass. Christensen Motor Co. Midland Tel. Co. Chas. Redd Motor Co. Grand County Frank Peterson William Stocks Utah Power & Light Co. Salt LakeBlue Print Name Amount. $30.75 ' 3449 D. H. Shields 6.80k 23.75' 3450 Gordon Supply 1.950,, 5.30 ` 3451 Robertson Bros. 43.37' 6.00 " 3452 William Stocks 2.00% 12.003453 Fred J. Dallmus 2.00' 6.00 ' 3454 Western's 8.671 12.001 3455 A. Reed Somerville 18.00 49.681, 3456 Miller's Moab Coop 2.60A 4.001' 3457 Biggs Kurtz Co. 120.86' 17.370 3458 Moab Garage Co. 70.70A 104.51r 3469 Waterworks Equip. Co. 147.41' 45.00N 3460 State Insurance Fund 74,14,) 6.00' 3461 Collector Interal Rev. /5',io' 80.30, 9.31, There being no further business to come before the Board et this time the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman'Christensen and carried. Attest' .e Clerk / Mayor. 95 August 1, 1950. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8:00 P. M. on this date in the Courthouse. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burek, Councilman H. S. Christensen, William Hines, J. E. Kerby, Ralph J. Miller, Jr. and Robert Baldwin: Reoordar Margie M. Lemming, Water Supt. H. E. Baty and assistant Fred J. Dallmus and marshal Robert J. Reid. The minutes of the meeting held July 11 were read and approved on motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by `'ouncilman Christensen and carried. Report on the water meters from the Water Department showed the sum of $121 additional charged for the month of July over the regular flat -rate charges. Complaints on the double rate charged outside the city users was considered by the Council and -an invitation was issued to them to meet with the Council in special meeting on August 8, at 8:00 P. M. in the County Courtroom. The sewer charge made to the School District during the summer months was discussed, and the charge was ordered abated during the summer months when school is not in session. A Reed Somerville met with the Board regarding the swimming pool and advised the motor had burned out and he had replaced it with a sued ona which had been reTound. Mr. Somerville was authorized to purchase the motor for the sum of $75.00, it appearing to the Council it will serve the purpose as well as a new one. The question of night swimming was discussed and on motion of Councilman Christensen, tho hours the pool is open for public swimming was left to Mr. Somerville and Councilman Baldwin. The Brand County School District having applied to use the swimming pool during the month of September, this authorization was granted, it being the understanding that the school will pay all expenses and keep the pool in repair during the time they are using; it. The Uaumer Grocery was discussed and ry•ayor Burck was authorized to see City attorney Ma nch and have his start suit against Mr. Baumer to clean up or close up. The triangle corner on the State Highway was discussed and it was reported to the Council that the Lion's Club had m program started to put in a sprinkling system and plant the flowers coRtr bntaa to them by Ida Nichols. The Council agreed that if they get it cleaned%anettle system installed, the City will contribute the water and have it watered by the Marshal and Street Superintendent. The question of the Municipal League Convention to he held in Salt Lake City in September was discussed and it was agreed that Moab should be represented. Whereupon, L'ouneilman Kerby made a motion, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried, that all members attend who can, and that the City appropriate the sum of $50.00 expense for each member attending. Letter and copy of the law covering the Public Employees Retirement System of Utah for public employees, was presented and tabled, pending information as to the desire of the City Employees, the "'ouncil expressing opinion favorable to entering into the retirement system if the employees so desire. Councilman IIines presented the following Oeddiianele; on behalf of the Fire Department, and moved its adoption. This motion was seconded by 8ounoilman Miller and upon being put to a vote, carried unanimously; ORDINANCE NO. 28. AN ORDINANCE CREATING A FIRE DEPARTMENT WITHIN THE CITY OF MOAB, UTAH. Be it ordained by the City Uouncil of Moab City, Utah, as follows; Section 1. The City Council shall appoint a chief of the fire department who shall qualify by taking the constitutional oath of office. Section 2. the duty of extinguishing fires and of protecting life and property, within the City is entrusted to the chief of theFire Department. He may divide the City into fire districts and make such rules and regulations, subject tothe approval of the City Council, for the government of all officers and members of the department, as he may deem expedient. He may make suitable regulations under which the officers and members of the department shall be required to wear an appropriate uniform or badge, by which, in case of fire and at other times, their authority and position in the Fire Department may be known. The chief Shall have sole and entire command over all officers and members of the department at fires. ne shall have full charge at all times of all apparatus and appurtenances tad, belonging tothe department, and he shall adopt suoh measures as he shall deem expedient for the extinguishment of fire, protection of property, or �rese rattio f o der end observances of th Cat Council. It shall b the dut of he c�ei' o� �he depart!�ont co examine and �o in�poct enr;ines, hose an� hook ant ladder equipment of the department. Section 3. It shall especially the duty of the chief of the Fire Department to 96 see that at all times the provisions of these ordinances relating to the oroteotion and regulation of property are strictly enforced, as also all provisions of these ordinances for the prevention of and protection against fires. Section 4. The chief, or in his absence, his assistants in charge of the fire, shall, after its extinguishment, mkae a prompt and thorough investigation of the cause of the fire, the time of breaking out, the amount of loss and insurance, a description of the affected buildings and premises, and shall secure all other useful information and data available, and record the same in a record book kept for that purpose in the office of the department, and shall report the same to the City ''ouncil at such time as it may direct. Section 5. The chief of the Fire Department shall have power to appoint members and to remove any officer or member of the department at any time he sees fit, subject to confirmation by the City Council. Section 6. The salary of the chief and members of the Fire Department shall be fixed by resolution of the City Council from time to time, and shall be paid from the funds of the City upon warrants drawn upon the City. Section 7. It shall be unlawful for the owner or person in oharge or control of any motor or other type of behicle to drive the same over any fire hose on any street in the city. of Moab. Section 8. the fire truck and other fire fighting equipment of the city of Moab and all members of the Fire Department, shall have the right of way over all persons and vehicles of every kind in the city of Moab, and it shall be unlawful for the owner or operator of any vehicle to drive or operate the same in head of the fire truck or other fire equipment at a distance less than 100 feet or to follow the same at a distance closer than 100 feet. Section 9. It shall be unalwful for the owner or operator of anymotor vehicle or the driver of any horse, gas c- steam propelled vehicle to stop or park the same within a distance of five feet of any fire hudrant within the City. Section 10. The fire chief or his deputies shall have the right to enter upon any premises at all reasonable hours for the purpose of inspecting the same. Section 11, tiihenever, in the judgment of the fire shier, any building or strueture, or any portion thereof, or any appurtenances or fixtures thereto, or any chimney, smokestack, stove, oven, furnace or whring or thing connected with such building or structure or part thereof keeps or stores any explosive, combustible, inflamable material, waste or rubbish of any description in such a manner that the sage creates a danger from fire, the fire chief or his deputies shall give the owner, or person having control of such building or structure not exceeding five (5) days, notice of required changes, alterations or repairs necessary to render the same safe to life and property from fire, and any person refusing or negleot_rg to comply with such notice shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and each day that such person fails to comply with such notice shall be considered a separate and distinct offense. Section 12. ahenever any unoccupied building is not properly secured or enclosed, the fire chief, or his deputies, shall immediately visit the premises and notify the owner, or person having control of the same, forthwith to secure or enclose the same, and the person so notified as aforesaid whall within 48 houra comply therewith. Section 13. itllen ines, hose and other fire equipment shall be kept at such place or places as the "ity "ouncil shallprovide and designate, and shall be kept in proper condition for immediate use. ' Section 14. Any person who may use or in any way interfere with any of the fire apparatus, without the consent of the chief, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding One hundred dollars (S100.00), or by imprisonment not exceeding three months, or both. Section 15. The chief wfth'Ithe consent of the City '"ouncil may order the removal or destruction of anyfenoe, building or structure, when it may be deemed necessary for the phepose•of checking the progress of the fire. All persons present at any fire shall be subject to the orders of the officers in charge of the removal and protection of property and in extinguishing the fire. Section 16. The marshal, in conjunction with the fire officer in charge, may prescribe the limits in the vicinity of the fire within which no person, except members of the department, marshal and police, or those admitted by order of the officer in charge, shall be permitted to come. Section 17. The marshal, chief, fireman, or any officer in charge of the department, may require the aid of every citizen, inhabitant or by-stander in drawing any engine, cart or other fire apparatus to the fire, and, upon the refusal or neglect of any such person to immediately comely with such requirement, the oLfender shall, upon conviction thereof, be liable to a fine not exceeding twenty five dollars. All officers authorized to command the aid or assistance of any citizen, inhabitant or by-stander are hereby authorized likewise to arrest such citizen, inhabitant or by-stander for refusal to obey any reasonable directions for the extinguishing of fire or the protection of property. Section 18. Any person who shall wilfully hinder any officer or Fireman in the disoharge of his duty at a fire, or in any manner injure, deface or destroy any engine, hose or other fire apparatus belonging to the City or who shall interfere with any fire company or person, or who shall wilfully break or injure any water pipe, or in any way interfere with the water or its source of supply, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine not to exceed One hundred dollars or by imprisonment not exceeding three months, or by both fine and imprisonment. 97 Section 19. Any person who shall without cause give an alarm of fire by outcry, or ringing of bells or otherwise, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Section 20. Every occupied business building, hotel, apartment house, located within the fire limits of the City shall have therein a fire extinguisher, which nhall be prominently displayed and easily accessible. All fire extinguishers shall be examined by the chief or any fireman not less than once during each four month period, and when so examined a tag shall be placed thereon showing the date of examination. Section 21. No person shall set on fire or cause or procure tobe set on fire any rubbish, needs, or other property on any open lot within the City at any time from a half hour after sunset to a half hour before sunrise. Section 22. No person shall set on fire or cause or procure to be set on fire any brush or other property on any open field within the limits of the City without first obtaining written permission from the chief of thefire department. Section 23. Any person burning any rubbish, weeds or other property on any open lot within the limits of the City at any time from a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset, shall use due care and caution in the control thereof and shall be present or cause someone to be present while such rubbish, weeds or other property are being burned. Section 24: No person shall park or cause to be parked any behicle in front of the entrance to any theatre, dance hall, or other public gathering place within the limits of the City, at any time such theatre, danoe hall or other public place is being used by the public. Section 25. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and on oontiotionthereof shall be punished by a fine of not more than One hundred dollars 0100.00), or by imprisonment of not more than three months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Section 26. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in oonfliot herewith are hereby repealed. Section 27. In the opinion of the City Council it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of theinhabitants of Moab City that this ordinance become effective immediately. Section 28. This ordinance shall take effect upon its first publication. Adopted by the unanimous vote of the City Council of Moab City, Utah, and approved by the Layer of said City on thelst day of August, 1950. Attest: GEORGE BURCK, Mayor MARGIE M. LEAMING, Recorder. pate of first publication: The members of the Counoil having discussed with Forest H. Clem terms for a lease agreement on the Mortuary building, the following Agrement was approved add ordered executed: AGREEMENT. THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this 1st day of August, 1950, by and between the CITY OF MOAB, a municipal corporation, of Moab, Utah, hereinafter referred to as "Lessor", and FOREST H. CLEM, of 549 Grand Avenue, Grand Junction, C6lorado, hereinafter referred to as "Lessee", WITNESSETH: MEREAS, the Lessor is the owner of what is known as the Mortuary and Fire Station Building located on Lot 3, Block 13, Moab townsite, Grand county, Utah,and Vr11EREAS, Eha lessor desires to lease said building to the Lessee upon the terms and conditions contained herein. NOW, 'THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants herein contained it is agreed as follows: 1. The Lessor does hereby demise and lease to the Lessee, and the Lessee hereby takes and hires from the Lessor, the following propertyt That cettain building known as the Mortuary and Fire Station Building located on Lot 3, Block 13, Moab townsite, Yoab, Grand county, Utah. 2. To have and to hold said premises for the term commencing on August 1, 1950, and ending or December 31, 1953. 3., The Lessee agrees to immediately co mence and pursue to completion the remodeling of said building. Said remodeling to be done at the sole expense of the Lessee and shall consist of the following: (a) i3ebuild and enblose rear wall, installing a vide door a*d two windows. (b) Finish interior walls not yet completed. (c) Repaint, repair and redecorate all interior walls, except walls in the fire station. (d) Repair plumbing in operating room and install floor drain witn connection to sewer. (e) Repair windoq/in operating room so it can be opened andclosed. (0 Install automatic water heater in operating room. (g) gepair and paint all concrete floors. (h) Make necessary repairs and paint exterior of building. (1) repair, if required, chimney on west side of building. 98 All of said repairs shall be made so as to comply withthe requirements of the State Department of Registration governing Embalmers and Funeral Directors. 4. During the term of this lease the Lessor shall have the right to the use of that portion of the building now occupied as a fire station, and shall be permitted tohouse its fire engine and equipment therein. Lessor shall also have the use of sufficient space in what is known -as -the .eater department office fora desk and filing cabinet, and shall have the rightlof ingress and egress to and from said building for such purposes herein reserv`d. i. The Lessor, at its expense, shall inttallan oil heater in the water depart- ment office, and shall during the term of this lease furnish all fuel oil required to heat said office and also the fire station building, and shall furnish fuel oil required for the water heater to be installed by the Lessee. The lessor shall also, during the term of this lease, pay for all electricity, water and telephone service (except long distance calls of the Lessee) furnished to said building. 6. The Lessor and Grand county, Utah, shall have the right, without charge, to use that portion of the building used as a mortuary for all indigent cases and for those persons who do not desire the use of a licensed funeral director and embalmer. 7. The Lessor, Grand countyand the general public desiring to use the mortuary facilities of said building shall have the right to employ the services of any licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer within the state of Utah, provided, however, that any licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer who shall use such mortuary facilities shall pay a rental fee to the Lessee for auoh use, said fire not to exceed in any event the sum of $25.00 per oase. 8. All improvements placed on said leased premises shall become a part of the same and shall inure to the benefit of the Lessor. 9. Upon the expiration of said lease agreement the Lessee agrees to deliver possession of said premises to the Lessor. 10. If the Lessee shall fail to comply with any of the provisions of this agreement, the Lessor reserves the right to terminate the same upon giving written notice to the lessee at his above address, and upon such notioe being given the Lessor shall have the right to take possession of said premises, with or without process of law. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have set their hands the day and year first above written. CITY OF MOAB Attest: MARGIE M. LEAMING By GEORGE BURCK, Mayor City Recorder FOREST H. CLEM, Lessee City ''arshal Robert J. Reid asked the Council to secure a culvert for the corner at Fern's Cafe, the present one being too short and oreating a hazard. Iiygor Burck advised that the Water Department has asked for a filing cabinet and something to keep the cash collections in that have to be held over after the bank is closed. It was agreed to investigate the purohase of these items, to include a small safe, it being thought likely that a used one can be found that will serve the purpose. The following claims were presented and approved for the respective amounts indicated below on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by 6ounoilman Baldwin, and carried: Iio. Name Amount. 3462 to3469, inc. - payroll. 3470 Times -Independent $106.05 3471 Bobby Doug Carroll 8.00 3472 The Biggs -Kurtz Co. 98.44 3173 Bill Stocks 8.00 3474 Elaine S. Peterson,P.M. 4.44 3475 - cancelled. there being the meeting adjourned Baldwin and carried, City water �users. Attest: 7)%. ,��) Rec r er. No. Name Amount 3476 1,estern Store $ 7.13 3477 Foab Garage Co. 28.26 3478 A. Reed Somerville 75.00 3479 State Insurance Fund 1210.00 3460 Christensen Motor Co. 23.38 3461 Firemen's Pension Fund 550.00 3482 Utah Power & Light Co. 115.01 no further business to come before the Council at this time, on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by ("ouncilman to meet in special session on August 8, with the outside the `r"'"V ` ��1(`, Mayor * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * : * * * * * * * * * * * * * t * * * * * * r� 99- August 8, 1950. The Moab City Council met in special session at 8:00 o'el6ck P. M. on this date pursuant to adjournment. Present at themeeting were Mayor George J. Burck, Councilmen N. S. Christensen, Robert Baddeid, William Hines, Kater Superintendent H. E. Baty and assistant Fred J. Dallmus, and Recorder Margie M. Lemming. John M. Neff, Engineer, and bars Pope met with the council and discussed plans for a new water system, Mr. :Neff submitting plans which were to be brought before.the Council at the next regular meeting. Outside water users attending the meeting were Emma Walker, Frank Peterson, G., D. C. Mo Dougald and Lester Walker. _ The double rate to outside users was discussed and the position of the Council explained to the users. Mrs. Walker advised she does not have enough pressure through her line to make the double rate equitable and since the Board had heretofore authorized the water department to investigate and adjust rates where water is reported short, no action was taken by the Council on that matter at this time. It appearing to the 8ouncil that the double rate on outside users is fair in view of the tax charged for City residents over the period since 1936 when the water system was installed, no change was made in the rates as fixed. There beong no further business to come before the meeting at this time, adjournment was taken on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried. Attest: . September 6, 1950. P.M. Meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8:00 o'clock/in the Courthouse on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burok, Councilmen J. E. Kerby, N. S. Christensen, Robert Baldwin, R. J.Miller, Jr., and William Hines, with Recorder Margie M. Shafer, 'hater Superintendent H. E. Baty and assistant Fred J. Dallmus and Marshall Robert J. Reid. The minutes of the regular meeting of August 1 and the special meeting of August 8 were read and approved. The water rates question was again brought up for disoussion and clarified on motion of Councilman Hines that after the meters arenot read all users will be cut to the 132.00 minimyam flat rate, including those outside the city limits, and on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Christensen, that the meters be read only when water is short, that no specific months be designated for the reading of the meters but that it will probably begin in the month of March of each year and continue through the dry season, probably September or Ootooer. The Water Department was authorized to bill the Forest Service each throe or six month period instead of every 30 days !of their water and sewer service. The question of designating a business house on Main Street for the collection of water accounts after the statementshave been mailed and release Mr. Dallmus for work on the system, was discussed, and the question of which business to designate as this agency was turned to the water committee, consisting of Councilmen Kerby and Baldwin. Request from the County Commissioners was presented asking that the water be furnished to the Hospitalfree of charge. No action was taken on this request, inasmuch; as the i'ouncil is desirous of meeting with the Commissioners and it was agreed to arrange for a meeting at an early date. The Municipal League 8onvention to be held in Salt Lake City September 14,15 and 16, with a special meeting covering water, etc., problems called for the 13th, was brought to the attention of the group and everyone was urged to attend who can. The Clerk was authorized to issue a wattant to each person attending for the sum of $50.00 to cover his expenses. The Class C road program for this year was brought up for discussion and the Council was informed that due to the fact that it is getting so late, now, the oiling will probably have to be postponed another year, due to the inability of the State Road Department to get to the job. 100 The Public Employees RetirementSystem was brought up and it was agreed to hold this matter up until after the new Social Security law passed by the Federal uovernment is investigated, and whether the State of Utah encores ]nto this new program. Letter from the Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, discloses that a recheck of the census in consideration of the present boundaries of Moab City, shows a total count of 1,272 rovised figure, believed to be substantially correct but subject to revision after returns for non residents are credited to their proper locality and other routine checks are made in Washington, D. O. The following claims were approved and ordered paid on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Kerby and carried, and the Clerk ordered to issue a warrant in payment of eaoh for the respective amounts indicated.: No. 3483 3491. 3492 3493 3632 3633 3b34 3635 3636 3637 3638 3639 Issued in regular payroll Clint Sly and Jim Stocks Moab uarage Co. Bowen's Service Gordon Supply Co. American Surety Co. of N. Robertson Bros. Chas. Redd Service Station Miller's Moab Coop The Midland Tel. Co. UtahPower 3 Li_ght Co. Riley Drug Co. Amount to No.3490. $254.00 57.64 8.69 21.50 Y. 5.00 24.09 1.98 12.77 16.40 101.30 3.43 No. Dame Amount lab. Western Store 2.09 3641 Lawrence Spear 24.00 3642 Bill Stocks 68.50 3643 Moab Zleotric Service 131.40 3644 Moab Building & Supply 44.00 3645 Wallace & Tiernan Sales 13.02 3646 3647 3648 3649 3650 3651 Postmaster The Biggs Kurtz D.H.Shields haterworks Equipment Fred Dallmus George J Burck 3.50 51.00 44.05 519.50 50.00 50.00 There being no•further, business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Herby, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried. + Attest: October 3, 1950.. Minutes of the reguler meeting of the Moab City Council held in the County Courthouse at 11:00 P. M. on this date. present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burck, Councilmen eilliam Nines, J. E. Kerby, Ralph J. Miller, Jr. and N. S'. Christensen, with Recorder h-argie M. Learning. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. Cordell Bowen met with the oouncil to discuss the possibility of bringing water into the Bowen subdivision, suggesting that he oould probably arrange to salvage the 4inch pipe the city now has in the ground from the Jack Loveridge plaoe and relay it through the subdivision on the south street, provided they oan be credited with water rental for the cost of the Juo. The question was discussed at considerable length with the water department, it being the desire of the oouncil to improve the main line by installing an 8-inch pipe in place of the 6 and 4 now being used, salvage the 4 and 6, put the 6 inchMine down through the south street of the subdivision and run it back into the main line on the west side of the subdivision, provided the Bowens will run a 4-inoh line down the north street of the subdivision. Mr. Bowen agreed to take this project up with others interested and report back, and the entire matter was taken under consideration. . The financing and carrying on of the work of the contemplated improvoment In the main line down into town was continued under discussion, and the council agreed it would be well to purchase a tractor with a ditcher and sprayer attachment to be used within the city for all purposes, and plan a program which would possible take over a ten-year period. On motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by t'ouneilmen Nines, and carried unanimously, it was agreed that the financing of the project to 020,000 over a period of perhaps 5 years, be investigated, and that the matorial and equipment needed be investigated as to price and availability -that plans to go ahead with the project be made, It being the intention of the Board to finance the project through tax anticipation notes, if possible, to avoid the cost of a bond issue, and pay over a period of years from the ?later revenue not neeessary,to the expense of the maintenance of the system. Authorization for the sale of the monkey stove and tank not now used at the mortuary building wets given, and Mayor Burck offered to try and dispose of them. 101 C. S. fhomsonand C. J. Meador met with the Council regarding the $'42 claimed from the American Legion on account of water to the Legion Hall, and asked that an adjustment be made in'this account inasmuch as there'is very little water used there and, during the Summer when water is scarce, they do not hold their'meetings,_and offered to pay $12.00 per year for the water, plus tha regular sewer charge of'$3.00 per year, -and asked that the present bill be adjudted in proportion.' Councilman Kerby made a motion, seconded`by Councilman Hines and 'cairied unanimously, that this offer be accepted, and the water superintendent was authorized to make the necessary adjustment on his`records. Mayor Burck brought -up the question of the Hospital water and adkkeed the Council the Board of County Commissioners have asked that this water be furnished the Hospital free of charge. Councilman Christensen made a motion that the water be furnished free to the Hospital up,to $$10 during'the summer months when meters are being read and that no'charge be made during the winter months when the flat rate is to prevail, thus avoiding the possibility of a wastage of water during the time water is short. This motion was seconded by Councilman miller and carried unanimously. - Councilman Hines brought up the fire hydrant problem, advising that there are -some places within the city without fire protection insofar as fire hydrants are concerned. The Fire Department was authorized to take the matter of moving some hydrants which seem superfluous with the water department and the insurance agent, and if it makes no difference in our insurance protection and there is sufficient water to use the hydrants in the new looations, they may be moved. The following claims were presented and approved on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Louncilman Hines, and carried, and the Recorder authorized to issue a warrant in payment of each for the respective amounts indidated below: No. Name Amount 3652 to 3659 - Regular payroll 3660 Bill Stocks $26.00 3661 H. L. b.anson 3662 Lonnie 'Larler 3663 Doc Lemon 3664 Robert V. Reid 3665 1.25 10.00 4.87 3.00 Moab Bldg. & Supply 9.80 3666 Robertson Bros. 4.50 3667 Chas. Redd Service Sta. 5.34 3668 Standard Oil Co. - 8.90 3669 Christensen tor Co. 37.75 No. Name 3670 Leo Christensen 3671 D. H. Shields 3672 The Times -Independent 3673 Utah Power & Light Co. 3674 Elaine S. Peterson,P.M. 3675 =Elaine S.Peterson, P.M. 3676 Collector of Int. Rev. 3677 Gordon Supply Co. 3678 - Not issued 3679 Tom Northern Amount 2.00 14.54 104.55 100.16 4.24 17.00 14.10 32.04 500.00 The State Road Commission having advised they would be ready to start the work on seal coating the City Streets next week, the authorization 66r the seal coating of approximately 20 blocks at a cost of approximateiy''$1600 was ordered executed and delivered to the State road Commission. Mr. F. H. Clem, lessor of the city mortuary, applied withthe Council to have the insurance coverage increased in the sum of 01,000, and indioated he would be willing to'pay the additional premium with theunderstanding he would be redombursed in case of fire for his damage in proportion. Thereupon, this proposal was aooepted and recorder Wai'instruoted to apply to Carroll J. Meador, Agent for -the Hanover Fire Insuranee'Company for the increase in Policy No. 35215, now carrying $1500 insurance There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried. ^ Attest; a,r� 102 00 November a, 1950; Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Counoil held at 6:00 P.M., on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burok, Counoilmen J. E. Kerby, N. S. Christensen, Robert Baldwin, Ralph J. Miller,_Jr., and William Hines, with Clerk Margie M. Leaming. Water Superintendent H. E. Baty and assistant Fred Dallmus, and Marshal Robert J. Reid -were present at the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Barker and Mr. Wykham, Manager of the Clive Stewart cafe, met with the Board regarding the punohboards and asked, if the punohboardo cannot be allowed, that there be a reduotion in the license fee required for another year. The Counoil advised that, even though they sanotioned the punohboards, they would still be illegal and subjeot to arrest if any oitizen complains. No action was tzken_on the requests submitted. The water department brought in several problems, among others the question of the double rate for eater to Emma Walker living outside the city limits. Mr. Baty advised Mrs. Walker had stated she would expect rental on the ground through whioh the city pipe line runs if required to pay the double rate. Mayor Burok agreed to take with City Attorney Mitchell Melioh regarding the easement Mrs. Walker had agreed to give the oity for the pipe line. Mr. Dallmus was advised he has been authorized to turn off the water of any patron who does not pay his water bill, and instructed to attach the notioe of $50 penalty tag to any lines so turned offs that the penalty will be attached if the water is turned on without authorization of the water department. The special meeting held by the Counoil October 9 for the purpose of meeting Winn Templeton, Consulting Engineer, of Salt Lake City, Utah, was reviewed and actions taken therein sanotioned and made a part of this meeting as follows, The City Council discussed the proposed improvement of the City Water'System, as set out in the Ootober meeting, with Mr. Templeton, relative to a survey. Mr. Templeton agreed to make a master plan of the proposition for $350, if it oan be handled without a bond election; that if the Counoil decides to issue bonds to oomplete the improvements the cost would be-$500. With the unanimous consent of the aounoil Mr. Templeton was authorized to prepare the master plan, without the contemplation of the bond issue.. The Deseret News Xmas Edition ad was disoussed, and the,Counoil agreed to 350 to be worked in with the County Quarter Page already_authorized. This action was taken on motion of Counoilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and oarried. Quotations on cost of pipe for the proposed water line improvement forwarded by the Waterworks Equipment Company from the Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company, was presented and ordered filed. The new building being erected on Main Street'by Floyd Trout was approved in a000rdanoe with the requirements of the Fire District Ordinanoe, the same being constructed of fire proof material oonsisting of lava brick, glass blooks, eto., to be used'as an apartment and business building, 25„x100 feet, ; according to architects plans and speoifioations, Kenneth Craven, Arohiteot of Provo, Utah, C.C.Cunningham, Contractor. Motion by Kerby, seconded by Hines, and oarried. It appearing from the figures submitted the entire cost of the sewer line run to the Bill, Wilson property by Irene Williams who recently purchased the property, oost in exoes■ of $150, and that the conneotion for Ireae'Williame and Lielly Winbourn at $50 each had been applied to the cost, the Counoil agreed to a oredit to Mrs. Williams for another oonneotion to be made at her expense provided it be under the direotion of the City Department, and provided she build! -on the lot between her home and the Billy Wilson house within the next five year period. Councilman Hines again brought to the attention of the Board the objection certain oitizens are making to the 30-mile speed limit through the main street of Moab City on the State Highway. The Counoil agreed this was hazardous and unneoessary particularly since the traffic has to slow to 20 miles for the school zone. Whereupon Mr. Hines made a motion, seoonded by Hen Baldwin, that our 25-mile speed limit ordinanoe be enforced within the limits of Moab City, and tge Marshal was authorized to order signs to notify the public of this action, to be posted through Moab. The following claims were presented and approved on motion of Counoilman Christenseq, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and carried, and the Recorder instructed to issue a warrant in payment of eaoh for the respeotive amounts indicated below: 103 No. Name 3680 to 3687 - regular payroll 3688 Utah Power k Light Co. 3689 E. L. Burghardt 3690 Gilbert,Allred, Jr. 3691 Lonnie Marler 3692 George Bittle 3693 G. A. Larsen 3694 Milt Johnaon 3695 Bigg Kurtz Co. Amount No. $80.30 3696 8.00 3697 14.00 3698 29.00 3699 15.00 3700 3.00 3701 16.00 3702 58.08 Name Amount Moab Coop $ 2.24 Christensen Motor Co. 8.44 Midland Tel. Co. 15.40 State Road Commission 168.79 Moab Garage Co. 40.43 Westernts 23.46 Chas. Redd Service Sta. 17.15 There being no further business to come before the meeting at this time, adjournment was taken on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, carried. Attest: 70,4), ecorder. and yor V Cd�u December 5, 1950. The City of Moab Council met in regular session at 8;00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present were Mayor George Burok, Counoilman N. S. Christensen, Ralph J. Miller, Jr., Robert Baldwin, J. E. herby, William Hines; Reoorder Margie M. Learning, Treasurer Winford Bunce, Water Department Dallmus and marshal Robert J. Reid. Marvin E. Clever met with the Council regarding a building program and zoning ordinance within the City, suggesting that the city be zoned according to the type of building demanded and advised the FHA is deairoua of starting a building program if proper building and zoning ordinances are enacted, to proteot them in their investment, suoh ordinances to cover proper spaoing, oonstruction, etc. The matter was discussed and Mr. Clever advised that under their plan a obntractor must put in the curb and gutter and sidewalk on the side of the street they build,on, the City tobring-the water and sewer lines into any new property opened for oonstruction, and advised that in other looalities where he has worked there has been a charge of 1¢ on each $1.00 of construction coat, for a permit. The Counoil members felt the building and zoning ordinanoea would be good and Mr. Clever offered to furnish more detail for their study. The report of temiileton and Linke, Consulting Engineers, covering the proposed improvement to the City hater System was discussed in detail, but no definite aotion taken until such time as Mr. Templeton oan oome to Moab to go over the proposition with the council members. Claim of Mr. Templeton for 0650.00, part payment, was ordered tabled until Mr. Templeton can be oontaoted, it having been the understanding that the plane were to be prepared for the sum of $350, with the_$500 charge if a bond eleotion has to be held to finance the plan. The Recorder was instructed to write H. E. Baty, water supervisor, that the city owned pickup is to be operateddonly by persona representing the City and hereafter his boy is not to drive it. Also, Mr. betty was asked to aeoount to the oounoil the ,reason it has been used for other than city purposes, either in writing or in person at the next meeting of the counoil, there having been numerous complaints from taxpayers as to the reckless manner it has been operated on the streets of Moab. Mayor Burok was authorized to arrange with Ted Knmght for a paint job on the pickup, and have the motor thoroughly checked and tuned up. On motion by "ounoilman Christensen, seconded by Counoilman Hines, the annual license fee of $30.00 was ordered oontinued for 1951, but was to be made an annual instead of a quarterly license, not transferable and with no refunds if business is disoontinued, but that if a new business starts the annual fee may be pro rated for the balanoe of the year. Hanover Fire Insurance Policy No. 35218, having been increased from $1500 to $2500 coverage on the mortuary building, in accordance with application of F. H. Clem, the same was approved and the Clerk instructed to pay the additional premium and bill same to Mr. Clem. American Surety Company polioy No. MA 134-11855, oovering the ohev. pickup for Bodily Injury Liability $25,000 eaoh person $50,000 each accident and Property Damage Liability $5,000 each accident, was approved and ordered filed. The following resolution was introduced by Mayor Burck, read in full and on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Christensen, adopted: RESOLUTION. WHEREAS, it has been represented to the Mayor and City Council of Moab City that UtahNatural Gas Company has filed with and there is now pending before the Public Service Commission of Utah its application for a oertificate of public convenience 104 and necessity which contemplated, among other things, the construotion of a 3110.211sa10 natural gaa pipe line from Boundary °utte Gas Field in San Juan County northerly and westerly through the Counties of San Juan, Grand, Emery, San Pepe, Juab, Utah and into the County of Salt Lake at a point at or near Salt Lake City; and WHEREAS, it is proposed that natural gas in fields adgaoent to said line will be delivered into the said line and industries and communities located along the course of said line will be served with such natural gas; and WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council of Moab City have considered the purpose and effect of said application and after due consideration have determined and concluded that the granting of such application would benefit and assist in the development of resouroed, communities and industries located along the course of said line, including those in Grand County; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED; That the Mayor and City Council of Moab City go on record as favoring and supporting said application and that 1i. L. Taylor, a resident of Moab City, be and he is hereby authorized, for and on its behalf, to appear before said Public oervice Commission of Utah at the hearing on said application and present a certified copy of this resolution evidencing the support of Moab City in favor of said application. Councilman Miller brought up the subject of attempting to consolidate ' the office of City Marshal with that of }deputy Sheriff next year when the new county officers have taken, their offices. This plan met with the approval of the council and Councilman Miller was authorized to meet with the Board of County Commissioners for the purpose of discussing it with them after January 1. The following claims were presented and approved on motion of Counoil- man Kerby, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried; No. 3703 3710 3711 3712 3713 3714 Si15 5716 3517 3718 3719 Name Amount to 3709, incr. - regular payroll N.Y50.94r, American Surety Compapy of S. & M. Supply Co. Robertson Bros. Marvin E. Clever Carroll J. Meador -Hanover Biggs -Kurtz Co. D. H. Shields Moab Garage Co. Christensen Motor Co. Utah Power & Light Co. No. Name Amount. 3720 Times -Independent $91.451 3721 Uestern's 3.400 7.90 , 3722 MAatereorks Equipment 360.00A 5.57 Moab City Bond Fund 1320.00v 16.08, 3724 N. O. Nelson Co. 17.29 8.87U 3725 Miller's Moab Coop 2.18'\ 165.27'% 3726 Grand Lumber Co. 3.40" 21.56, 3727 t6.3739 = regular payroilipifio. 37.16 A Councilmen and Attorney., 30.32 ,, Revenue Bond Fund: 80.30, 38 - First Nat'l Bank 100.00. 39 Zion's Savings Bank 1220.00 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion ofCounoilman Baldwin, seoonded by Counoilman Christensen, and carried. Att at; Clerk Ma r. 105 January 2, 1951. The City of Moab Council met in regular session at 8200 P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burck, Councilmen William Hines, Ralph J. Miller, Jr., Robert Baldwin, N. S. Christensen, Edgar Kerby, Marskal Robert Reid, Attorney Mitchell Melich, water Supt. H. E. Baty and assistant Fred J. Dallmus, Sheriff Robert Burr and City Recorder Margie M. Leaming. The hater Department reported at length on the activities in that department and asked permission to move the small frame building onto the city mortuary lot, build a cement floor and use it for a shop. The council approved the plan. The applioation of the First National Bank for a building permit covering the contemplated improvements to their First National Bank building on Main Street was approved and the contractor permitted to proceed. Inasmuch as the action by the Board at the Deoember meeting has been to enforce the city's 25 mile speed limit, and the 25-mile speed limit signs are now delivered, the Recorder was requested to write O. Donald Miles, Engineer, State Road Commission's:, at Price, for permission to post these signs on the state road running through the city. The Fire Department having ordered a resuscitator for use in the community at a coat of $460, and the Lion's Club, County and School having agreed to participate in the program, the City was asked to cooperate to the extent of one-fourth of the cost. Thereupon, it was agreed to appropriate the sum of $115 toward the cost of this equipment, the said sum to pe paid to the Maab Lion's Club, as our portion of the cost. Edd E. Provonsha met with the Counoil and asked the city to establish the lines on his property in Moab City, alleging that the front feet is short between the fences on the land both on the street and on the side dividkn6 his property and that of his neighbor. Mr. Provonsha was advised the city does not have the power to divide property and suggested the property owners in Block 1 have an engineer survey the land. thr. Provonsha applied for a franchise through the City to handle the gas to supply the residents of the City when the gas line goes through and a franohise is in order, said franchise to be issued to his company the Eastern Utah Gas Co. The Council assured Mr. Provonsha that when the line goes through it will be their intention to grant the franchise to the local gas company. Application was made by the County Sheriff and City Marshal to consolidate the offices of City Marshal and Deputy Sheriff, thereby cutting off the duties of She present marshal's office to act as Sexton and street supervisor, the City to pay $106 per mu.,,,h and the County Laving set up $76 for the deputy sheriff's salary. This matter was diaoussed in detail, and the Council did not feel they oould let the sexton'a work and the atreet supervisor's work for the difference of $76 per month. RESOLUTION NO. 70. WHEREAS. it appearing that due and proper notice of the adoption of the budget for the year 1951 by Moab City has been 4iven, as required by law, and that said proposed budget was set for hearcng o'�t{{ January 2, 1951, and WHEREAS, no objection was made at any time toward the adoption of said budget. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, that the following budget be and it is hereby adopted as the budget of said city for the year commencing January 1, 1951, and ending December 31, 1951: MOAB CITY BUDGET FOR L961. ESTIMATED RECEIPTS: Taxes $8,640.00 Sewer collections 2,500.00 hater collections 13,000.00 Swim pool collections 825.00 Class C Streeta-Motor vehicle Registration 1951 allocation - - - $1,800.00 Balance Jan. 1,1951 - 2,189.00 3,989.00 106 1951 Estimated Receipts, Continued. Liquor Control allocation 02,000.00 License fees 2,000.00 Dog tax - - - - - - 200.00 Hines 400.00 Cemetery lots 50.00 Misc. Revenue 100.00 Total estimated receipts $33,704.00 ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES: General Fund. Salaries: Mayor $ 300.00 Councilmen 150.00 Treasurer 180.00 Attorney 100.00 Recorder 600.00 Marshal do 'Elston 1200.00 Justice of the Peace 120.00 Marshal expense 200.00 Election expense 22540 Mortuary and fire truok expense 1000.00 Misc. expense, including printing, publishing, advertising, eto. - 3576.00 Total general fund 745U Streets Fund. Btreet lighting 1 950.40 Maintenance, repairs, eto 669.00 Total streets and sidewalks - - $1620.00 Class C Streets. Supervisor's salary .1200.00 Streit improvement 2789.00 Total streets (Class C) - - - $3989.00 Waterworks Dept. Salaries; Regular employees $4800.00 Special hire - - - 400.00 !deters - - - 3500.00 Material used in maintenance - - - - - - - 600.00 Line changes - 100.00 Truck asperse 500.00 Revenue bonds and interest 1600.00 Office espouse: Postage, printing, supplies. etc. 400.00 Tools 100.00 Miao. expense 50.00 $12,950.00 To First Nat'l bank for notes due Jan. 1 - - 2,042.24 To overdraft absorbed 5,000.00 019,992.00 publishing, Total waterworks department disbursements estimated 016,000.00 Sewer Department. Salary transfer to Water uF` nd and included in the $4800 budgeted therein - $2,00040 Salary, special hire $600,00 Material for lines 400.00 Tools 100.00 Cleaning seitie tank 500.00 Misc. expense 100.00 q700.00 Total disbursements estimated including, salary transfer $3700 00 Swim pool fund. Operator's salary 0450.00 Operation expense 500.00 $950.00. Estimated total disbursements - - --$825.00 Bond Interest "inking. Retirement of rater Bonds 01100.00 Interest for 1 year at 0: on 04400 out - 176.00 Retirement of Sewer Bonds 500.00 Interest for 1 year at 4% on$2000 out 80.00 Total disbursements - - $1856.00 1951 Budget - Continued, Disbursements. 107 Building Fund. To apply toward retirement of indebtedness Total estimated disbursements $1080.00 $33,520.00 On motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by ''ouncilman Christensen, and carried unanimously, the Resolution was adopted. Councilman Kerby introduced the following Ordinance and moved its adoption. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried unanimously: ORDINANCE NO. 29. AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING CERTAIN SUMS TO BE EXPENDED WITHIN MOAB CITY FOR TijE YEAR 1951: BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, AS FOLLOWS; Section le That the following sums be appropriated by said City during the ,year 1951, for the following purposes: General Fund $7,450.00 Streets and sidewalks department 1,620.00 Class C Streets Funds 3,989.00 naterworks department - - 13,400.00 Waterorks Revenue Bonds and interest 1,600.00 Sewer department - - - - - - 1,700.00 Swimming pool department 825.00 Bond Int. h Sinking Fund - - - 1,856.00 Building Fund - - - - - - 1,080.00 Total $33,620.00 Section 2. This ordinanoe shall be effeotive January 1, 1951. Dated this 2nd day of January, A. D. 1951. Attest: Margie M. Leaming, Recorder. CITY OF liTAB By George J. Burck, Mayor. The following claims were presented and ordered paid, on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Miller, and oarried= No. Name Amount. 0765"-- Salt Lake $tamp Co. $--77W- 3741 Chas. Redd Motor Co. 12.25 3542 Standard Oil of Calif. 28.77 3743 Christensen Motor Co. 12.74 3744 Deseret News Publishing Co.50.00 3745 First Nat'l Bank of Moab 5,682.24 3746 Miller's Moab Coop 175.75 3747 Utah Power do Light Co. 80.31 3748 Moab Garage Co. 127.47 3i49 Midland Tel. uo. 14.00 3550 D. H. Shields 8.96 3E51 Midland Tel. Co. 11.30 3752 Claron Bailey 20.00 3753 Moab Electric Service 7.10 No. 3754 3755 3756 3757 3758 3759 3760 3761 3762 3763 3764 3t65 MAI Name Mara mope Sargent & ,owell Grand Lumber Co. Robertson Bros. Amount. 20.00 38.20 3.12 16.82 Western's Store 6.27 Collector of Int. Rev. 21.50 Elaine S. Peterson,P.M. 21.00 Biggs Kurtz Co. 82.79 Templeton do Linke 450.00 St. Road Com. 794.15 Moab Lion's Club 115.00 State Ins. Fund 75.77 There being no further business to come before the Council, adjourned on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman oarried. Attest: j5cor er�� the meeting Kerby; and 108 January 8, 1951. The Mo,b City Council met,in special meeting at 2:00 P. M. on this date for the purpose of discussing with Winn Templeton, Templeton do Linke, Engineers, the proposed water line changes as outlined.- Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burck, CB allw�n N. S. Christensen, R. J. Miller, Jr., Edgar Kerby, William Hines and Robert Recorder Leaming, wictk Attorney Melich and Water Department Baty andDallmus. Mr. Templeton went over the tentative plans in detail and additions were ordered to include the block West of Main Street. Also, Mr. Templeton was authorized to include a new septic tank and take off line for the serer department. At the suggestion of Mr. Melich, Mr. Templeton was authorized to figure on the various suggestions for additional improvement on both water and sewer departments, and have the additional plans back as soon as possible. Mr. Templetonisfees were set up as follows: $350 for plans for immediate need, plus $150 for the future as outlined on the plans submitted and for setting up for the bond issue an additional $500. Provided the bond election carries and the project is let under contract, the engineering costs to be on a percentage basis. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried. Attests ij/lvbl. �j /,R /�o1a U/1 Recorder. / �inyo * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * a * * * * + * * * * * * * * * January 23, 1951. Minutes of special meeting of the Moab City Council held for the purpose' of considering the additional plans submitted by Winn Templeton in accordanoe with meeting of January B. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burok, Councilmen N. S. Christensen, R. J. Miller, Jr., Robert Baldwin, J. E. Kerby, William Hines, Recorder Learning, Water Dept. Baty and Dallmus and Attorney Mitohell Melich. Meeting held in the Courthouse at 8)0 P. M. Letter and additional plans from Mr. Templeton were introduced and discussed in detail. These call for an additional oost of approximately $32,000 whioh would bring the total to approximately $135,000, estimate. The matter of the bond issue was discussed and the Council was advised by Mir. Melich that the legal work on the election and bond issue would cost not, to exceed $1000.00. Whereupon Attorney kelioh was authorized to go ahead with the work of getting the election underway, to be held at the earliest possible date, with a view of isauin6 as many revenue bonds as possible with the General Oiligation bonds; that the election call for an issue of $150,000 whioh should allow ample funda to finish the projects. Mr. Melich was authorized to oontaot Mr. Templeton and get the neoessary pipe, etc., under order inasmuch is it may be hard to get, and have the order placed subjectdn the bond election carrying. There being no further busineas to come before the Board et the time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Counoilman 8iidwin, seconded by Counoilman Hines, and carried. Attests G Recorder. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * February 6, 1951. \\ - The City of Moab Council met in regular session at'8;00 P. M. on this date in the Courthouse at Moab, Utah. Present at the meeting were mayor George Durck, Councilmen N. S. Christensen, J. E. Kerby, Robert Baldwin, William Hines and R. J. Miller, Jr., Recorder Learning end Marshall Robert Reid. Mrs. Dale M.Parriott and Mildred Cooley met with the Council to discuss the improvement on the triangular park on the State Highway, advising that they represent the Moab Garden Club and they will landscape the grounds if the sprinkling system can be installed and the plot fenced. The Council advised the Lionss Club is planning to furnish the springling system and the city will see that the fence is installed and they will try and get the work started immediately. This action was taken on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried. The queation of rebates on oertain licenses in Moab City were disoussed and the Council ordered that in cases where the entire annual fee cannot be paid it will be acceptable to pay by the quarter and half again in 1961. On motion by Councilmen (20 C—I 1-4 CO Christensen, seconded by 6ouncilman Kerby, and carried unanimously, Mayor Burak was authorized to handle the applications for reduced licenses, under the ordinance providing for rebate. 109 Leib Miller, l'ontractor, met withthe Council and discussed the steel tanks as compared with concrete tanks for water storage, advising that the maintenance for steel is practically nil, if properly painted and prepared for use, and that they will stand up longer than concrete. Mr. Miller indicated to the council that he is interested in bidding on the water imrpovement job when it comes up and that excepting for the tank building, etc., local labor can be used. Mayor Burck advised the 'ouncil of the recommendation of the Board of Education that A. Reed Somerville be appointed special police of Moab City for the purpose of enforcing his duties es School Attendance Officer, in accordance with Lhe requirements of 75-27-6, Utah Lode Annotated, 1943. Mhereupon Councilman Kerby made a motion, seconded by Councilman Miller, that this appointment be confirmed and the City Recorder was authorized to execute an# oredentials needed by Mr. Somerville. This motion was put to a vote and carried unanimously. Councilman Hinea suggested that the graduating class of the Grand County High School iauld like to have the council set a day when the said class could ruli the City with its own elected Mayor and other officers. The Council Has agreeable to this suggestion, and thought perhaps to set aside a day for clean-up, declare a Holiday, and make a community affair with perhaps lunch served in sone central spot. Councilman Hines was authorized to take the matter up with the school with an idea of getting some information on how the plan has wowked in other communities. The water department was asked to remove the tree growing at the corner of the mortuary building with help from Bill Stocks and his machine. On motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Counoilman Miller, and carried unanimously, Dr. H. V. Temple was again appointed Health Officer for Moab City, to work with our Health Committee oouncilmen Hines and Miller. Agreement from Templeton & Linke covering the engineering costs on the proposed water system improvement, was presented and considered in detail. The council approved the execution of this agreement, provided Templeton and Likieagreed that the same would be subject to the carrying of the bond election soon to be held. The reeorder was requested to write them and, if they agreed to the addition in the contract; providing that the same should be null and void if the election does not oarry, the same be approved, exeouted and returned to them. Letters from O. Donald Miles, Diatriot Engineer, Price, and [coward R. Milliams, Traffic & PlanningEngineer, State Road Commission, Salt Lake City, regarding the 30 mile speed limit on the State Highway through Moab, were read to the Board and, inasmuch as it appears there is no chance to get this speed limit reduced, the Marshal was instructed to place the 25 mile speed limit signs on the street just north of the highway and on the oorner leading off the highway by the triangular park in the Bast side of -Moab. It was suggested that the "Enforced" signs be placed on the 30-mile State Highway signs, particularly on the North entrance to Moab. The following claims were presented and ordered paid, on motion of Mr. Kerby, seconded by Mr. Miller, and oarried: No. Name 3766 to 3772 - Payroll 3773 Standard Oil $18.74 3774 Salt Lake Stamp Co. 9.23 3775 Biggs Kurta Co. 8.38 3776 Midland Tel. Co. 7.25 3777 Moab Garage Co. 31.32 3778 Miller's Moab Coop 5.82 3779 Robertson Broe. 5.28 3780 Utah Power & Light Co. 84.74 3781 Carroll J. Meador, Agt. 36.00 3782 Utah Water Users' Assn 10.00 "-ount. No. N.se Amount 3783 Utah Municipal League $39.08 3784 Parts Service Wholesale 9.38 3786 J. Reed Lance 19.60 3786 Times -Independent 9.70 3787 Grand County 117.03 3786 Christensen Motor Co. 42.68 3789 western's 1.98 3790 State Ins. Fund 88.00 The Recorder was requested to write Templeton & Linke and ask that the steel and concrete tanks both be included in their specifications both £or water and sewer, so they can decide which to use after they have considered the contractors' estimates of cost. There being no further business to come before the meeting at this time, Councilman Hines made a motion to adjourn which was seconded by Councilman Kerby and carried. Attest: 2>x4 corder p 110 MARCH L, 1951. Minutes of the speoiai meeting of the Moeb City Council celled by kayor Ceorge J. Surck pursuant to a letter received from the Utah State Municipal Leave en regard the Federal Social Security program. Present at the meeting were Mayor Searge J. Berok, Councilmen N. S. Christensen, oilliam nines, Robert Baldwin, J. E. Kerby and Ralph J. Miller, Jr., with recorder Margie Me Shafer. The purpose of the meeteac Wss to determine whether or not the City of Moab desires to enter the Federal Social Security Retirement program et this time, making the coverage baok to 'January 1, 1951. After diseuseeng the matter, Commissioner Kerby offered thefollaeeng resolution and moved its adoption. The motion was seconded by Councilmen Hines and carried unanimously. Resolution Mo. 71, YBEREAS, the Social Oeeurity. Act hes been so amended by the Congress of the United States as to permit political subdivisions of the several states to extend to their employees and officers the benefits of old age and survivors' eneuranee, and WHEREAS, the Legislature of the State of Utah has enacted a statute knovn as 'entee Bill No. 1, whseh Eatables the poletioel subdivisions of the State of Vtah to take all action necessary to effectuate the coverage of their employees and °Moors under said old e£,e and survivors, insuranoe system,and WHEREAS, it es the opinion of the City `'ouncil that the extension of this Sooial Security yustem will be of great benefit hot only to the employees of the municipality belt to the Municipality by ettreoting to it and enabling it to retain the beat of personnel end thu$ increase the erfzcieney or its ogvernment; and it es deemed that the payment by the municipality of its portion of the cost of said system is a payment far a munecipal purpose, NOW, Ilia moos, bE IT MOWED by the City 'owlet), of the City of MOAA4 that this municipality become a perteelpent in the Social 3eaurity Sustem end that the benefits of old age and survivorss insuranoe be extended to its emplyees and officers. BE IT FURTHER ladOLVEv that the &eyor end City %corder are authorized to execute end deliver to the 'Utah security Aganey for its appreval the plan or plans required under the provesient of Section 5 of seed enabling not and of the Social 4eourity act to extend coverage to the employees and offxoers of this municipality and to dOell ether things necessary to that end. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the proper fiscal officers be end they are hereby authorized to make all required payments into the Contribution Fund established by the said enabling act and to establish suoh syatem of payroll deductions from the salaries of employees and officers as may be necessary to their coverage under said old age and survivors, insurance system. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the proper officials of the meeieipalat, do ell things necessary tit the continued implementation of seed system. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED "oat this municipality become a participant in the Social beeurity 'iustem effective as of January 1, 1951. Dated this 1st day of "a rab, 1951. CITY OF MOAB By O Z1ROF J. BURCK, Meyer. Attest; MARGIE The with the City the agreement M. SHAFER, City Recorder. 1 Mayer andeCiby Recorder were authorized to go to Bait Lake to meet Officials on march 6, et noon, for the purpose of entering into for the City of' Moab, with the necessary expenses geed by the city. ?'aroh 6, the date called for the meeting in Salt Lake City being the reeuiar meeting data for the City Councel, the regular meeting date was ordered postponed one week, making at fat' Tuesday, lurch 13. This being all of the business called Tor the special meeting, adjourn- ment was taken on motion of Councilmen Ralph J_ },teller, men uilliam Hines, and carried. Attest; Jr., seconded by Council- rzt 111 .'arch 13, 1951. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City council held at 8;00 P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were $ayor George Burck, Councilmen N. S.Christensen, Robert Baldwin, J. E. Kerby, Ralph J. Miller, Jr. and William Hines, with Recorder Margie M. Shafer. Water Superintendent H. E. Baty and assistant Fred Dallmus, and Marshal Robert J. Reid attended the meeting. The vgater Department reported to the council that the building had been moved to make a shop and was set up on the dement floor; that the driveway had been cleared and when the building is covered will make a nice shop. It was ordered by the Council that the pickup truck be painted, and the "Moab City Water Department" put on the side. Marshal Reid reported to the council that he could not take care of his family expenses on the $200 per month he now receives from the city and asked,if the city is unable to pay more, that he be allowed to find a job on the side he can work in with his city marshal and street jeb. The Council advised there is no more funds we can draw on and they do not feel he can take a job on the side and still do justice to the city job. Earshal Reid presented the map of the City Cemetery and asked permission to plot off the section where the old Pet^ -,on Reservoir stood and the line runnlnc to it, and allow people to buy the lots, there being a severe shortage of ;pace there. Mr. Reid was authorized to go ahead and measure off the plots and sell them as the need arose. The question of beer licenses was discussed and particularly in regard , the number to be issued. The Council ordered that no number be set, but that each application be referred to the council for motion. Agreement from Merrill Lynch, Pierce, renner & Beanne, offerdng to act as fiscal agents for City of Moab in the anticipated bond issue, was presented and tabled forilirther information. Letter from G. A. Dugan, again requesting that the Class C Fund be trana-ferred in the First National Bank to a seperate account to be known as Moab City Class C Streeta fund, was presented and, on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by 'ouncilman Baldwin the Recorder and Treasurer were ordered to transfer the sum of $1989.53 to the new account, this being the balance in the Class C Road fund as of this date. It having been reported to the council that it is difficult at times to locate the peace officers for the purpose of ehecking oar numbers for the official inppection required by the State Tax Commission, on motion by Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried, Orin A. Wiler was appointed special deputy marshal to assist in this work. p i atio f Wesco Company for a wholesale license for distributing beer in 6+ith headquarters in Moab, was presented and approved for the t100 per year, all membere being in favor. The State Road Commission asked the City Council -so cooperate in the removal of all signs along the state highway through the city, back to the property line. This matter was tabled for further investigation. The former Fire Chief Keith Bateman having moved from Moab, on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by 'ouncilman Baldwin, and carried, Marvin Cleaver was appointed fire chief, he having indicated a willingness to take the appointment. On motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried, the Suggested Fire Prevention Ordinance, Edition of Nineteen Forty -Seven, approved by the Board of Tire Underwriters of the Pacific, 1114 Boston Building, Salt Lake City 1, Utah, was approved, and the Recorder asked to give the information to the City Attorney to write up an Ordinance approving the same by reference, to be made effective as soon as possible. The Plan and Agreement entered into in Salt Lake City on Larch 6 by the Mayor and City Recorder, was presented and approved by the Council on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried unanimously, a$ follows: PLAN AND AGREEMENT City of Moab, hereinafter called "Political Subdivision", does hereby apply to the COM."ISSION OF FINANCE OF UTAH, acting as the Utah State Security Agency, hereinafter called "State Agency", pursuant to the provisions of Section 5 of that certain Act known as Senate Bill No. 1, Session Yaws of Utah 1951 (enacted by the 29th Legislature of the State of Utah), to extend the insurance system established by Titlo II of the 112 Social Security Act to services performed by individuals as employees of the Political $mkrilm41£ Subdivision.�� The Political Subdivision submits for the State Agency's approval this plan and agreement to become effective on the date hereinafter stated. 1. Definitions. For purposes of this plan and agreement (a) The term "employee" means an employee as defined in Section 210(K) of the Social °ecurity Aot and shall include an officer. (b) The term "services" includes all services performed by individuals as employees of the Political Subdivision, except; (1) Any service performed by an employee in a position covered by a retirement system on the date this agreement is made applicable to his coverage group. (2) Service performed by an employee who is employed to relieve him from unemployment. (3) Service performed in a hospital, home or other institution by an inmate thereof. (4) Covered transportation service (as defined in Section 210(1) of the °ocial °ecurity Act.) (5) Service (other than agricultural labor or service performed by a student) excluded from employment by any provisions of section 210(a) of the Social veeurity Act, other than paragraph (e) of such section. (6) Services of an emergency nature, 11. Services Covered; This plan and agreement includes all services performed by individuals for the Pelitical Subdivision excepting those services which are expressly excluded herefrom by listing in an appendix hereto. 111. Administration of the Plan. The Political Subdivision agrees and has heretofore authorized and directed the appropriate officers and employees to do and perform all things found necessary by 'the State Agency to the proper and e,'fioient administration of the plan, including but not limited to the maintenance of employment records relating to both services and salaries, required contributions by both the political subdivision and its emplouees and other data required by the State Agency or the federal °ecurity Administrator, to make such reports in such form and contining such information as the State Agency may from time to time require, and to coY,ply with such provisions as the State Agency or the Federal Security Administrator may from time to time find necessary to assume the correctness and verification of such reports. IV. Contributinns. (a) The Political °uvdivision will pay into the Contribution Fund established by said Act, at such time or times as the State Agency may by regulation prescribe, contributions equivalent to the sum of the taxes which would be imposed by Sections 1400 and 1410 of the Internal Revenue Code if the services covered by this plan and agreement constituted emploument as defined in Section 1426 of such code. (b) The Political Subdivision agrees and contemplates that it shall impose upon each of its employees, as to services which are covered by this plan and agreement, a contribution with respect to his wages, not exceeding the amount of the tax which would be imposed by eotion 1400 of the Federal Insurance. '-ontributions Act if such services constituted emploument within the meaning; of that Act, and to deduct the amount of such contribution from his wages as and when paid. It is further understood that the contributions so collected shall be paid into the i,ontrbution Fund in partial discharge of the liability of the Political Subdivision, but that failure to make such deduction shall not relieve the employee or the Political °ubdivision from liability therefor. V. Adjustments, refunds and interest on delinquent payments. (a) If more or less than the correct amount due under part IV of this plan and agreement is paid with respect to any remuneration, proper adjustments or refund, if adjustment is impracticable, shall be made without interest in suc' manner and at such times as the State Agency shall prescribe. (b) If the Political Subdivision does not make, at the time or times due, the payments required under this plan and agreement, there shall be added, as part of the amounts due, except as provided in paragraph (a) hereof, interest at the rate of six per cent per year; provide, however, that the State Agency may forgive two percent thereof if said delinquency has not obligated the State Agency lii turn to pay interest at the rate of six percent to the Federal Treasury under the terms of its agreement with the Federal Security Administrator. (o) VYithout prejudice to other available methods of collection, the State Agency in its discretion may deduct such delinquent amounts plus interest from any other money mans to the Political Subdivision by any department, agency or fund of the State, including but not limited to the City, Town and County Liquor '"ontrol Funds and the Class "B" and Class "C" Roads account. f?1 VI. Termination. (a) The Political Subdivision may request the State Agency to take all necessary steps with the rederal Security Administrator, pursuant to Section 218(g) of the Social Security Act, to terminate this plan and agreement and the State - Federal Administrator Agreement executed pursuant to Section 3 of said State Act either in its entire application to the Political Subdivision or with respect to any coverage group. Upon good cause shown as a time and in a manner to be specified by the State Agency, the State 4ency shall give the notice to the Federal Security Administrator required by Part F of said State - Federal Administrator Agreement and comply with all parts thereof and of Section 218(g) of the Social Security Act for the purpose of granting the requested termination to the Political Subdivision. (b) If the State Agency, after notice and opportunity for hearing to the Political Subdivision, finds that there has been a failure to couple sub- standially with any provision contained in this plan and agreement and in said State Act, it may terminate this plan in its entirety, such termination to take effect at the expiration of such notice and on such conditions as may be provided by regulations of the State Agency and may be consistent with the provisions of the "ocial Security Act. VII. Modification. This plan and Agreement may be modified, at the request of the Politioal Subdivision, to include coverage groups or servioes in addition to those now included by this plan. Sueh.modification must be consistent with the said State -Federal Administrator Agreement and the provisions of Section 210 of the Social Security Act. VIII. Effective date. This plan and agreement shall be effective as of January 1, 1951. This plan and agreement is entered into and submitted by the Political Subdivision this Gth day of march, 1951. CITY OF MOAB Attest: '+ARGIL' M. 5HAFER,040ree y .9 �l�l'�llwfes f�irlr,,.,..e The question of 1951 street program was brought up for discussion and it was agreed to investigate the street running oast the hospital groadis on the West, also the street running past b. R. MoConkie residence wbdoh is badly settled. It was agreed that a City oleanup day should be designated soon, and Councilman nines appointed to contact the school for a day when they oan dooperate. The plan to hire Frank Peterson to spray the reeds throughout the weed season was approved, the city to purchase the material, and Councilman Christensen was authorized to talk to Mr. Petersen with Mayor "urok. 113 By GeORCE BURCK, Mayor. The following claims were presented and approved for payment on motion of CoUncilman Hines, seconded by L'ounoilman Christenseq,and earried: No. Name Amount 3791 to 3797 - deeular payroll 3800 Miller+c Moab Coop $106.24 3801 The B.C.Lumber Co. 4.00 3802 Standard Oil Co. of Cal. 34.34 3803 Wm.Stocks, et al 10.00 3804 Westerns store 7.80 3805 D. B. Shield- 8.93 No. Name 3806 Midland Tel. Company 3807 Moab Garage Company 3808 Utah Pwr. & Lt. Co. 3809 Christensen Motor Co. 3810 Times -Independent 3811 Moab Sleotrio Service 3812 Class C Bank Fund Amount. 7.25 18.53 85.95 32.28 18.95 7.99 1989.53 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time the moetine adjourned on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by `'ounoilwin Christensen, and carried. Attest: e ayor tlardh 20, 1951. The City ofioab Council met in speoiall session this day at 2:00 o'clock P. M.+ pursuant to call by the Mayor for tho purpose of considering the Agreement foraemey tabled from Merrill Lynoh, Pierce, renner & Beanne. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burok, °ouncilman Christensen, Baldwin, Hines, Miller, with Councilman Kerby absent, he being out of town. Recorder INirgie M. "heifer and Attorney Mitchell Melioh attended themeeting. After having the proposed agreement explained in detail and the members of the council being fully staisfied that the offer made therein is a necessary expense incident to the bond eleotion and issue and that the consideration is the bust offer we will be able to obtain, Councilman Baldwin made a motion, seconded by Councilman 1:illvr, ana cairiedenanimously, that the following agreement be approved and ordered executed and forwarded to the fiscal agents: 114 c3fl MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER &, BEANNE ram' 23 EAST SECOND SOUTH STREET, C,4 SALT ➢SAKE CITY 1, UTAH r ,1 Honorable Mayor & City Council City of Moab Moab, Utah. Gentlemen: You have advised us that you would like to hold a bond election to submit to yourqualified electors the question of issuing water revenue bonds of your City in the amount of $125,000.00, more or less, and that you would like us to assist you in an expert financial capacity in connection with the mssuance and sale of these bonds, which are tomature at such times, are to bear such rate or rates of interest, and are to be sold at such times and in such amounts as may be determined by you. IT IS hEdEBY mutually agreed that weare employed by you to render expert financial service and to act in a fiscal capacity for you in setting up this bond issue in such a manner as will, in our opinion, make the bonds attractive to prospective purchasers. You are to employ a firm of bo”d attorneys to be dixwmta designated by us to approve tho legality when they are issued. fie will prepare a prospectus sett_ g up financial and other information about the District to be sent to prospective bidders. he will supply you with the names of banks and institutions we think would be interested In the purchase of your bonds to whom the prospectus, together with the notice of sale, is to be sent. If ,you desire, we will mail the prospectus for you. he will give you the names of financial publications where you might obtain publicity in connection with the sale of your bonds without necessarily advertising in said publications. 14e will advise you as to the time we think the b-nds might be sold to advantage, and will have a representative present at the sale to assist you in ascertaining which is the best bid for the bonds. For our services, you are to pay us the sum of $1.50 for each 0100.00 of bonds issued, which sum is to be paid to us in cash coincident with the delivery of the bonds to the purchaser, and when the amount due us is received by us, we will pay for she printing of the bonds, ana will refund from the amount paid us by you a sufficient sum to pay the bond attorneys for their servioes.e It is expressly understood that this agreement does not intend, and is not, under any circumstances, to be construed as requiring us to perform any service which constitutes the practice of law. ne are employed in en expert financial capacity only. Respectfully submitted, MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER S. BEANNE F. T. BOISE & COMPANY EDaARD L. BURTON & COMPANY FIRST SECURITY CORPORATION By (Signed) THORN'TON D. MORRIS The above and foregoing offer is hereby accepted for and on behalf d'the City of Moab, Utah, by order of the 'ity Council thereof in legal session this 20th day of March, 1951. GEORGE BURCK, Mayor Attest: Margie M. Shafer, Clerk. (ate) This being all of the business for which the special meeting was called, the meeting adjourned on motion 8f Councilman William Iiines, seconded by ''ouncilman 14 S. Christensen, and carried. 5 e Attest: Recorder ayor. 115 APRIL, 1951. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the 0ounty Courhouse at 8;00 P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George ➢uvek, Councilmen Ralph J. Miner, Jr., J. E. herby, Hines, Robert Baldwin and N. S. Christensen, with Recorder Margie M. Shafer. City Marshal Robert Reid and Assistant Water Superintendent Fred Dalmus attended the meeting. The Mayor and Council were pleased to welcome a visit from the Senior Class of the Grand County high school, togetner with their sponsor H. B. Evans. This group was working toward a day for their delegates to take over the City Government and operate the City under their rule. Therefore, Mayor ➢urck explained to them the various committees set up with the Councilmen appointed over each; the water department was explained and the proposed bond issue and the results of the improvements planned if it is approved were gone over with some detail. Mrs. R. J. Fletcher and Mrs. L. L. Taylor, representing the %mons Literary Club, met with the Council regarding a program to name the streets in Moab and have a house numbering program started, stating that it would be the plan for each house owner to purchase the number for his house. The Council approved the plan and the Club was authorized to go ahead with the plan, getting a representative group from other organizations to work niththem in the suggesting of names for the streets. Mrs. Fletcher offered, since she is to be in Salt Lake City next week, to investigate the availability of posts and signs to mark the streets and get some estimate on the cost. Mrs. Taylor asked if there isn't something that can be done about the dust on the streets within the City. Mayor uurck explained that this was a result of the kind of gravel obtained, and advised he has taken the matter up with the State Road Department and they will bring their sweeper down to sweep the dust off the oiled surface until sun_mer, when they believe the oil will absorb it. The question of culverts needed was brought up, and the Council was advised the county has some 15" culverts that are too small for their use they have agreed to let the City have at cost, and the eater Department was authorized to get one for the crossing in front of the shop. The minutes of the last regular meeting held March 13 and the special meeting of Waren 20 were read and approved. Councilman Christensen reported that ho had talked to Frank Peterson about spraying the weeds on the City Streets this coming season and Mr. Peterson will take the Job ober, to start whenever the weeds reach the size, for $2.50 per hour for himself and his tractor, the city to furnish the chemioal to be used on the weeds. yr. Dalmus asked that the lot back of the swimming pool be included in the program, and that the holes be filled up that were made when the trees were removed from the streets. This matter was referred to Ralph J. Miller, Councilman for streets. Letter from the Utah Municipal 'eague regardim a school to be held in Salt Lake City on water and sewage problems, April lb, 17 and 18, was presented. Waver Burck recommended that a representative from the Slater Department attend this school and the Council agreed, with expenses paid. The matter of determining which man should go from the water department, and the amount of expense necessary, was referred to Councilman Kerby, Councilman for outer problems. A. Reed Somerville met with the Council regarding the opening of the swimming pool this season, and who was to be made operator. Mr. Somerville advised he will take the job again this Summer if the Council so desires, but needs to know so he can be looking for something else if the Council has other plans. No definite action was taken at this time, the Council desiring tontake a little time to try and Work out something toward a youth program to include the swim pool, if they can work in cooperation with the gchool and perhaps other organizations. Mr. Baldwin Councilman in charge of Swim lool, was asked to work on mates, hours or opening,etc. The question of insurance coverage on the swimming pool, dressing rooms and machinery was discussed, and the Recorder instructed to contact Mr. Meador and ask him to appraise the property for insurance purposes. The dieter Department having listed the meters, etc., needed to complete the water system with meter installation, the Recorder was directed to place an order with the datergorks Equipment Company for the following, to be furnished as available complete with boxisc 60 5/8 x 3/4 meters; 2 1" meters and 40 coppersetters. 116 The Agreement for Transfer of Funds from Class C Road Account from the State Road Commission,to the City of Moab, wherein $1,852.81 was allocated to thu City for 1951, was presented., This Agreement was approved and ordered executed, on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried, with the following projects; Maintenance $1200.00 Improvement of First Street, between C and D streets 652.81 Total $1852.81 The following claims were presented and approved on motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and_carried, and the Clerk instructed to issue a warrant in payment of each. Nos. 3813 to 3819, inc. - regular payroll, 3820 Lee's Chuck "nun - - - ;i7.25 3821 Fern's Cafe 36.59 3822 Carr Printing Co. - - - 16.00 3823. i2edd aervice Station - 6.70 3824 Robertson Service - - - 16.18 3825 Christensen Motor Co.-165.24 3826 Moab Garage Co. - - - - 7.80 3827 Miller's Moab Coop - - - - $ 6.43 3828 Utah Power a light Co. - - -85.95 3829 Western's 3.43 3630 Aaterworks Equipment Co.-161.72 3831 Fred J. Dalmus 65.00 3832 B do C Lumber Co. 134.16 3833 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 9.79 3834 Collector of Int. Revenue - 11.20 There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and oarried. Attest; 7 Recorer * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * + * * * . * * * + * * # * * * * * * , + * * * * Uay 1, 1951. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the county c-urthouse at 8:00 o'clock P. V. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burck, Councilmen N. S. Christensen, J. E. Derby, William T. Hines, Ralph J. Miller, J. and Robert Baldwin, marshal Robert J. Reid, Water Department representative Fred Dalmus and City recorder Margie V. Shafer. The ninutes of the last regular meeting were approved on motion of Counoilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried. Councilman Christensen reported on investigation he had made in regard the ' street "C" between 3rd and 4th streets, that he had been advised a 3" gravel cover with seal coat of oil would take care of the difficulty they are having there with the sunken places and the oil breaking up on the surface; that the oounty will let the city have the gravel at cost of 65X per yard ana it will take approximately 181 yards; that mr. George Biddle has offered to haul it for D.50 if it is at tho lower gravel pile, $220 if it has to be hauled from the airport; that it will taro aoproxi-,ately 15 gal of oil per yard at 10 o: llf/ per gallon and the State Road Commission charges about 65.00 to mix and spread. lehereupon the Council approved the project to be worked out with the StateRoad Commission and the Layer was directed to apply to tho State Road Commission to have them ao the Job for the city, after the gravel is hauled down. Various persons having applied for improvement on tho lanes leading; to groups of dwellings, the Streets committee was directed to make an investigation, find out how oany lanes there are and what it would cost to improve them, requiring the property owners to give at least a 2 rod tirade right of way through the property, on motion of ,,ouncilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Piller, and carried. Letter from the naternorks Equipment Company advising of tho new law passed by tho last Legislature requiring all fire hydrants to be of standard thread, was presented and the Council directed the Clerk to advise the company the City has authorized the fire department to check carefully on all fire hydrants and place an order for adapters for all hydrants not already of standard thread. Application of Edgar Wilcox to keep the gutter cleaned along the Yiest side of Malin Street for his house water was presented and the Mayor authorized to adviso tr. oilcox his offer is accepted for a 60-day trial. Clerk Shafer presented to tho Council application by the Public .elfare Department for relief on the hookup charge for M. R. Fish sewer connection, advising that the Public welfare Department will be able to pay the cost of installing a bathroom fixtures and drain but cannot include the cost of the city hookup fee. The natter was discussed and the Council unanimously agreed to abate the fee and charge only the actual material used from the feisa=xixxx Property line to the sewer line. 0.q 117 Fire Chief "arvin Cleaver met with the Council and reported on the fire department trip. Councilman Hanes reported the Fireman& Ball was a financial success, having cleared approximately S350. The Fire department reported they are badly in need of a new Siameze Hos6 and a fog nozzle, 21 inch. On motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and carmen, the department vas authorized to purchase the necessary equipment, the City to underwrite the purchase, and when the cost was determined the various organizations be contacted to help pay. The Swimming Pool was discussed. Councilman Christensen and miller were authorized to meet with Carroll J. Meador, Agent Hanovor Ins. Co., and get a fire coverage for the buildings -and machinery: On motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded and carried unanimously, A. Reed Somerville was appointed to poerate the000l Cor the 1951 season, at a salary of $150. per month, and Councilmen in charge of the swimming pool directed to meet with U-r. Somerville and -,cork out rates, opening date, etc. The Clerk was directed to write Wood, Child, Alarm & Smith regarding the 1949-1950 city audit, that firm having been selected by Grand County to do their work, and ask if they can do it v,hile they are in Moab, on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman }tiller, and carried. The Clerk was directed to write the State Tax Commission regardin; the Uniform Accounting System which is being eat up over the State for 3rd Class cites, as the Counsel was informed when in San Juan County for the annual Municipal League school held there in April. On motion of Councilman Hanes, seconded by 6ouncilman Christensen, and carried the salary of B. L. Baty, Fred Dalmus and Robert J. Reid were ordered increased from a200 per month each to $210 per month, beginning May 1, 1951, and the Mayor was authorized to talk to Marshal Reid and offer him $25.00 per month oar expense in lieu of the present system of paying the expense on his car. The following resolutian was duly offered by Councilman N.S. Christensen, who moved its adoption. Tho motion was seconded by Councilman J. E.herby and, upon being put to a vote, was unanimously adopted; RESOLUTION NO. 72. J+HEREAS, it appearing to the City Counoil of the City of Moab, "rand County, Utah,,that for the purpose of conducting the business of Moab City, the sum of it 000 is necessary; NOV,, TaEREFORE, be it resolved, and it is hereby ordered by the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that for the purpose of transacting the business of the City, the Council borrow for and on behalf of said C'ty from the First National Bank of Moab, at Moab, Utah, the sum of ,000.00, said sum to be payable on or before December 31, 1951, and to draw interest at the rate of four per cent (4g) per annum from date. ITIS FUREHER ORDERED by said City Council that Mayor George J. Burak of sold City, for and on behalf oC said City, execute and deliver to the said bank the negotiable promissory notes of said City in and for the sum of * 000.00 to be due and payable on or before December 31, 1951, and to bear interest at the rate of 4 per annum from date. The following claims were presented and approved for payment on motion of Councilman Christens>^, seconded by 'oun^ilman Baldwin, and car^red; No. 3835 to 3841 - Regular payroll. 3842 S k to Supply L'o, $3.95 3843 Robert Burr 35.00 3844 Hanover Fire Ins. Co. 93.60 3845 Midland Tel. Co. 7.25 3846 Am. Surety Co. 45.85 3847 Yoab Garage Company 33.04 3848 Utah Power & Light Co. 3849 Christenson Motor Co. 47.94 3e50 D. C. Lumber Co. 133.41 6851 Miller's Moab Coop. 6.41 3852 4estern Store 2.72 3853 Grand County 73.60 $85.95 There being no further business to come before the Council, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Miller, and carried. Attest; Recorder. # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # * # * # # # # # # # 118 May 8, 1951. .tea The City Council of Moab City, in the County of Grand and State of Utah, ram^ met in regular session at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M., on Tuesday, the 8th day of J May, 1951, at the County Courthouse, within said City , being the regular meeting mace or said City Council, due, legal and timely notice of said meeting having been served upon aitx,a all members of the City ,,ouncil, due, legal and timely notice of said meeting having: been served upon all members of the City Council as required by law and the rules and ordinances of sainCity. Upon roll call the following members, constituting a quorum, were present: +-ayor George J. Burck; Co ilm . Mem T. Hines, J. E. Herby, Robert D.Baldwin, Ralph J. Miller, Jr., • Absent None..: There were also present: City Recorder: Margie L. Shafer. Councilman J. E. Herby introduced the following ordinance, which was thereupon read in full and is as follows; ORDINANCE NO. 30. &MIES 1951. AN ORDINANCE PROvfD1Ra POR AND ORDERING A SPECIAL ELECTION FOR TEN PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED EL:CTORS OF T104kb CITY, GRAND COUNTY, UTAII, 1'HE .emisrIOh OF I\CURRING A cONDED IPIDEBTEDNESS IN TI1S Ali REGATE PRINCIPAL ANOUNf OF $58,000.00, AM. TN& uUESTION OF ISSUING THE REVENUE BONDS OF THE CITY IN THE AGGR,GATE PRINCIPAL AI`OUNT OF $92,000.00, BOTii FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING IMPROVEMENTS, ENLARGEMENTS, EXTENSIONS AND BETTERENTS TO THE PR?S AT NkTER AND SI,WIER SYST3r1 OF SAID CITY; PRESCRIBING DETAILS IN COM ECTIOV THERE4iITH, AND PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE OP THIS ORDINNRCE. ;WEREAS, hoab City, in the County of Grand and State of Utah, is an Incorporated City, duly organiLed and existing under the lags of theState of Utah, and now owns and operates a rater and sewer system (hereinafter sometimes designated the "syste,l") for the benefit of the City and its inhabitants; and WHEREAS, said water system and sewer system are Jointly operated as a single system; and MIEREAS, Moab City was duly proclaimed a city of the third class on the 25th day of Septemher, 1936; and WHEREAS,the city Council has caused a comprehensive estimate to bo made of the cost of constructing improvements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the present system, the operation thereof, and the net operations revenues to be derived therefrom, by a competent engineer, approved by the State Engineer of Utah, having no connection with any manufacturer or seller of a uipment to be used in said project or in the installation thereof; and WHEREAS, on the basis of said estimate, it has been determined, and it is hereby determined, that the cost of constructing improvements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the ;resent system is $150,000.001 and DNEREAS, it is proposed to oetray the cost of constructing improvements, enlarge- ments, extensions and betterments to the present system, as rollows; 1. By the issuance of the general obligation bonds or Moab City in the amount of 358,000.00; 2. By the issuance of the revenue bonds of ,-orb City in the amount or S92,000.00; and MIEREAS, under the laws of the State of Utah, it is necessary to submit the question of the issuance of the general obligation bonds to a vote of such qualified electors of Moab City as shall have paid a property tax in the year preceding suoh election; and nBEREAS, under the laws of theState of Utah, and in particular Title 76A, Chapter 2, Utah Code, 1943, the question of the issuance or revenue bonds may be submitted, prior tnthe adoption of the ordinance aut'-nolizing their issuance, to a vote of such qualified electors of Moab City as shall have paid a property tax In the year preceding, such election. E0b , th EREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OP MOAB CITY ,(.7 VD COUNTY, UTAB: Section 1. That all action heretofore taken by the City ('ouncil and tho °M oors of i'oab city directed toward the improvement, enlargement, extension and be.1:erment of the eater .nd sever system oVV oab City, and theissuance of its General Omligdtion Water and Sewer Bonds in the amount of $58,000.00, and its waterworks and Sewer Revenue Bonds in the amount or .D92,000.00 be, and the same is heroby, ratified, approved and confirmed. 119 Section 2. That a special election be, and the same is hereby, called to be held in Moab City, Grand County, Utah, on the 12th day of June, 1951, for the purpose of submitting to such qualified electors of said City as shall have paid a property tax therein in the yoar next prededing said election, the -following questions, to wit; 1. Shall the negotiable coupon bonds of Moab City, Grand County, Utah, in zhe aggr4gate principal amount of $58,000.00, or so much thereof as may be necessary, oavable within twenty years from date of issue and bearing interest at a rate not exceeding four per centum per annum payable semi-annually, be issued and sold for the purpose of constructing improvements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the present water and aver system of said City in order adequately to supply water and sewer service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by said municipality? 2. Shall the revenue bonds of Moab City, Grand County, Utah, in the aggregate principal amount of $82,000.00 or so much thereof as may be necessary, payable solely from the not revenues to be derived fror., the operation of the water and sewer system within thirty-five ,years fro'l date of issue and bearing interest at a rate not exceeding Four and one-half per centum per annum payable semi-annually, be issued and sold for the purpose of constructing improbements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the present water and sewer system of said City in order adequately to supply water and sewer service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by said municipality? Section 3. That said questions mill be submitted at said election by ballot, which shall be in substantially the following form; OFDIC LAL BALLOT SPECIAL BOND 6LLCTIOiJ MOAB CITY, GRAND COUNTY, UTAH June 12, 1951. Water and Sower General Obligation Bonds - 058,000.00 Plater and Sewer Revenue bonds -- t92,000.00 FIRST QUESTION SUBMITTED; Shall the negotiable coupon bonds of Moab City, Grand County, Utah, in the aggregate principal amount of $58,000.00, or so much thereof as may be necessary, payable within twenty years from date of issue and bearing interest et a rate not exceeding four per centum per annum payable semi-annually, be issued and sold for the purpose of constructing improvements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the present water and sewer system of said City in order adequately to s oply water and sewer service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by said municipality? For the issuance of Hater and Sewer General Obligation Bonds Yes; i No.i If the voter desired to vote for the issue of Plater and Sauer General Obligation Bonds in the wnount of S58,000.00, he shall place an X in the space after the word "Yes". If the voter desires to vote against the issue of nater and Sewer General Obligation Bonds in the amount -of 08,000.00, he shall place an X in the space after the word "No." 8NGO_ID QUESTION SUBMITTED: Shall the revenue bonds of Moab City, Grand County, Utah, in the aggregate principal amount of $92,000.00, or so much thereof as m,y be necessary, payable solely Prom the net revenues to be derived from the operation of the water ana sewer sustem within thirty-five years fram date of issue and bearing interest at a rate not exceeding four and one-half per centum per ennum payable semi-annually, be issued ana sold for the purpose of constructing improvements, en- largements, extensions and betterments to the present water and sewer system of said City in order adequately to supply water and sower service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by said municipality? roand seirerunvenuo Yes No • • • • 1r 120 If the doter desires to vote for the issue of water and SewerrRevenue Bonds in the amount of $92,000.00, he shall place an X in the space after the word "Yes." If the voter desires to vote against the issue of water and bower Revenue Bonds in the amount of 0 2,000.00, he shall place an X in the space after the word "No.". On the reverse side of each ballot shell be printed the following; "Official ballot for Moab City, Utah, Special Bond Election, June 12, 1951." (Faosimile Signature) City Recorder Moab, Utah" Section 4. That notice of said special bond election shall be printed and published by the E'ayor and City Recorder in The Times -Independent, a newspaper published and of general circulation in said City, for four weeks prior to the date of the election by five insertions at weekly intervals, which notice shall be in substantially the following form; NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND ELECTION MOAB CITY, GRAND COUNTY, UTAH June 12, 1951. PUBLIC NOTICE IS BEREBY GIVEN that on the 12th Gay of June, 1951, a special election will be held within the limits of Noab City, brand County, Utah, for the purpose of submitting to such qualified electors of said City, as shall have paid a property tax therein in the year next prededing such election, the following questions; First question; Shall the negotiable coupon bonds of Moab City, Grand County, Utah, in in the aggregate principal amount of $58,000.00, or so much thereof as may be necessary, payable within twenty years from date of issue and bearing interest at a rate not exceeding four per centum per annum payable semi-annually, be issued and sold for the purpose of constructing improvements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the present water aad sewer system of said City in order adequately to supply water and sewer service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by said municipality? Second Quectien; Shall the revenue bonds of Moab Oity, Grand County, Utah, in the aggregate principal amount of $92,000.00, or so much thereof as may be necessary, payable solely from the net revenues to be derived from the operation of the water and sewer system within thirty-five years from date of issue and hearing interest at a rate not exceeding four and one-half per centum per annurs payable semiaannually, be issued and and sold for the purpose of constructing improvements, enlargements, sxta( extensions and oetterments to the prosent water and sewer system -of said city in order adequately to supply water and sewer service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by said municipality? The official *.11ot, after the statement of the first question submitted, shall contain the .girds "For the Issuance of eater ane Sewer General Obligation Bonds, Yes -- No." The Official Ballot, after the statement of the second question submitted, shall contain the words "For the Issuance of dater and Sewer Revenue Bonds, Yes -- No." If the voter desires to vote for either issue of bonds, he shall place an X in the space after the word "Yes." If the voter desires to vote against either issue of bonds, he shall plaoe an X after the word "No." If either question so submitted is approbed by a madority of those voting thereon, bonds to the authorized amount may be issued. # Or, the reverse side of the ballots shall be printed the following: "Official ballot for Moab City, Utah, Special Bond Election, June 12, 1951. (Facsimile Signature), City Recorder Moab City, Utah" At said special election the polls shall be opened at the hour of 7;00 o'clock A. M., and remain open until and be closed at thehour of 8;00 o'clock P. M. of theelection day. The votin; place for all of the qualified electors of the City shall be at the County ,,ourthouse, Moab, Utah, and the Judges of election at said polling place shall be Ila Corbin, Leona ,hristensen and Hazel Thomson. Dated at Moab City, Grand County, Utah, this 8th day of May, 1951. SEAL) GEORGE BURCK, is or M RGIE V. SBUER, Noab city, utah City Recorder. 121 Section 5. That the registry agent for Moab City shall, at least five days prior to the election herein provided for, post copies of the foregoing notice in at least five conspicuous placed within Moab City. Section 6. That saidelection shall be conducted according to the statutes and the laws of the State of Utah, and shall be held in the manner and £orrc as pro- vided thereby. Section 7. That the polling place for all qualified electors of said City the Judges of election, ana the hours during which the polls will remain open, shall be the same as designated in the foregoing notice of election. Section 8. That the City Recorder be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to communicate such instructions to said Judges of such election as may ' be necessary to enable then properly to conduct such election, canvass the votes, and certify thereof tothe City Council of Poab City, as required by law, and the City Recorder shall cause ballots to be printed in the form set forth in this ordinance, and furnish the same to the Judges of election, the said ballots to be furnished by them to the qualified electors, and the City Recorder shall also proWide a ballot box, poll book, and all stationery necessary for the use of the Judges at said election. Section 9. That the City Recorder be, and she is hereby, authorized and directed to publish this ordinance :n the limes -Independent, a newspaper of Eeneral circulation published in ruoab City, Utah, in one issue thereof. Section 10. That t,^s City Council of Moab City shall meet at its regular meeting place at 12:00 o(clock noon, on Monday, the 18th day of June, 1951, being the first Monday following the election, to sit as a canvassing board to canvass the returns of said special election. Section 11. That in the opinion of the City Council of Moab City, Utah, it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of sa]d City and the inhabitants thereof, that this ordinance shall take effect upon its )assage, approval and publication. Passed by the City Comoil of Moab,City, and approved by the Mayor of said City, this 8th .ay of Pay, 1951. GAIRGE J. BURCK, hayor. (S AL) Moab City, Utah. Attest: VARGIE M. SHAFER, City Recorder. The adoption of the foregoing ordinance was seconded by Councilman H. S. Christensen and, on being put to a vote, was carried oy the affirmative vote of at least two-thirds of the total membership of the City Council, the vote being as follows: (SEAL) Those voting "Aye": George J. Burck, J.E. Aerby, Robert D. Baldwin, calliam T. Hines, Ralph J. Yiller, Jr., N. S. Chriatensenr Those voting "Nay": None ADOPTED AND rPPROVED this 8th day of Pay, 1951. GORGE J. BURCY, Mayor Attest: MARGIE Y. SHAFER Ulty Reaorder. ,(ATTACH AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION OF OFDILANCE NO. 30, S'ERIdS 1551.) (ATTACH AFFIDAVIT OF F'BLICATION OF ELECTION NOTICE) The abofe Affidavits attaohed to following page• r�'leds f r; OljsLs eve P p whleit the al a re r�tt! yvsm t cueotrgrnuntl see 41a the conduct of the Korean co the to tI d r¢fces n Jyr lntCg)'lt mug)temtiecs et congress. p ll bnJtrless' sn o, •wning gulf separates hie concept �e Mere h mall in kperlallam 011d that o! the United N f°bflq THEUNITEDNATION5—tern 22 ^+ SCANNING THE WEEK'S NEWS of Main Street and the, ; orld uman-MacArthur ht Contig t nese Launch Spri Y Of fensiv HOW DIVIDED THE NATION—Th•wae no sign of ■l1 a at quarrel on whether President Ti did right or e /%11 0 +poled plan of action �jU aonenta here lust as lace, a eau �e This a located It these s' :her Cord= ea Ail 'note Under al 2400 *ace be were oh. Places fi, litPes bn t��ti A (Sure+ as ng revered r Zip, es Ticker -Tape Sllsura Never before in Ms butory of the U. S., or possrhly in the -history of the world, has • churning hero received such •P- -loam as Gm Douglas Msa GrOtoing! (tier tape blizzard to ib 11uf•- � Ieo� ng of 7,500,t1oo eo !e rn Nno tilled �l.+ork. Ir bo r s, cbmex of a�turity t abOtgwrlrome borne celebranonr d hat which been in Sen Prerrrrrco ao when !be general returned !o b!! aril a )t0� tQnetrve Ind Jot the Jrrrr rime rn Y roes n . rely toith y�ehieeld cold It will be up to the home- te 1 oft c pagreement .. G �e JOt � st or not, wet! almost ruse 1 hale to ye solidity But the general did not ge In ,lily gful Ville lle). H!s speech confirmed ai tall to t?ryte n the federal ost vita tea r►f ere has ngs, an_ converse) the b car in d" h the this tow reever, .cis coil k nl S rnpact in la'urn 'Jiaa *access of faturea of p os le more hOsracee p e °ns fired Gen, Douglas MacArthur from Pacific continue the man on Main street was hot under the colic`. ore following the general's i ;_.ressiv'''peech before co• of dispute was clearly drawn. The giral'a supporters . >n Asfa the, o poeslble realist positive hie ,P]■ I action would wide ar The great I any in the hot_ how divided, and still effedF z viewpoints cArthur contra d by Senator' enator Taft c , adminlslrallon ides of the i street" and cal' `Meese airfields t e of her coast ; other hand, sa i acArthur'■ n 1 -d hurl us I? 'ul road of total,i ,1 E MILITARY —I' in his speech b, joint chiefs with his view i in Korea Tail e statement', fs said they f' ommendin Arthur. The r Iona in the fa , tied out In ■t 1 th hews of the joint views will be b# to the appromlate co mittees An analy y ences which ex): chiefs of 'tat ; Arthur will be psi e man on Main : r on to his hat E o nother explosion his brotber oft senate foreign ed services con{ t The testimoo er to sift it ►n rs of the United , MacArthur'. p , by the geeerere ' tee in the U.N delegates in tb' the waY to d Ions. Only on ow, °ditty esfrl� o have be communlet degree of aching � demand to an intensified e r gist n _ fiat banal je fere a n lute and ee ba, i a t a ee him ft on in New ft a 2481t t � or at i appearyo Ste o Str�i num N S et'c ° tyf 1111 ty in thder©� tt°'�� ON THE FRONT —And whilo tb politicians rant rein conflict Should be conducted the North Korn ds opened their long awaited sprin offensive First e mountainous nt indicated ■ breek-through in rea by an estimated 400,000 ene hers were reported attacldng in of First withdrawals amounted to ■ ,orted, with the Chinese suffei lag heavy casualties re killed or Neuwied by artillery alone on the fire i eighth army estimated Swarms of planes claimed nearly 2,000 y troops Appt •r Sectors of Kt mach as lb mi SALES TAX —the Committee of Americana, rept A cwinding research•survey of ganiration covering -ss await, reports a recent surrey indlgqated the maio Of th. City'-'-' ."' ^%=;1 1" tres to se d, The busine er cent for opposed to an to the Main conclusive Proof of Publication STATE OF UTAH, ) County of Grand, ) ss, 1 L. I. Taylor, being first duly sworn according to law, deposes and says. That he is the publisher of The Times_rnje_ pendent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah, that the notice hereto attaJhed, and which of this Affidavit of Publication, was published in said newspaper for a period of One tl8p888ii�,�N o issue1S, publication having been made 1951 , alad_.i�lasFr�ul , that the said notice vas published in each and every copy of said. newspaper during the period and time of publication, and that it was published In the newspaper proper and not in a sup- plement thereof, 14'1 y 1.0, is made a part the 4'a3i E)ubscribed and sworn to before me this 28 t1i da,y of r'aYh 1951 Notary Pub -esidan at . au, My commisol on expire- qu Hid Becton of Moab City as shall have paid • property tax sewer scrv)te to the Inhabitants thereat the t b (SEAL) lnrthe year 91W[�I dg iry 7ttnI _, ow ed and tm NDW, THEREFORC-R$ eF ORDAIN - R gtrolled by Id Attest 711E CITY COUN- 1 , MARGIE;111 SHAFER enlargement, extension and y toward the' m ro and enl betterment of the watersand sewer Ma11oA after the statement of the second questlon�submltted, shall STATE OF UTAN ` system of Moab City, and the tssuance of its General Obligation Wain the words "For the Issuance of `ValM and Sever Reve County dl Grand }ss. { Water and Serer Bonds in the amount of $58,00000, and Its Iva nue Ronda, yes — No.. If the voter desires to vole for either Issue MOMS CITY 1 terworks end Sewer Revenue Bonds In the amount of nom co Of bOnda, he shall place an X In the spore after the word "Yes') ' be, and the same is hereby, ratified, approved and cant!, ed place the voter desires to vote against either Issue or bonds, he shall Called hi be held ais Moth h City. Grand be, ountyfled ,Utah onthe12th 4s1 approved by in male /tgd,oNohuse, wthnC QherrOon bode tollthe day of June, 1951, for the purpose of submitting to •uch qualified ulhorl2ed amount par be Issued • the year neat preceding said electias shall hese on,( the followin tax a uestio s, therein In - ' witg questions, to ; 1 Shall the negotiable coupon bonds of Moab ,City, Grand County, Utah, In the aggregate principal amount or. 658,00000, or so much thefeot,aa may obe nece_ssasy, �yablp wlthtti twenty years from dale a Issue nna -� - bearing interest at a ate not exceeding four per cenlum ' per annum payable semi annually, be Issued nna soli for the Purpose of constructing Improvements, enlarge '�• -merits, extensions and betterments to the P water and server syaiern •I said Clry In order adegUalely to sup ply water"anesewer service to the Inhabitants thereof, the Panty? are t• be owned and controlled by said multlei 2. Shay the revenue bonds of Moab City, Grand County, Utah, In Um aggregate principal amount of Sf12,00000 or so mirth thereof as may be necessary, payable solely from the net revenues to be derived from the operation of the water and sewer aytem within thirty five years ]torn the date of Issue and bearing Interest at • rate not exceeding four and one heir per cenlum per annum PuY• of Ironstr etieg Improvements, enlargements, the xtenciol purpose, and betterments to the present water and sewer system • et said City In order adequately to supply water and sew t er service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by sold municipality, Section 3 That said questions will be submitted at said elec• :romp by ballot, which shall be In substantially the following OFFICIAL ■ALLor SPECIAL BOND ELECrrox MOAB CITY, GRAND COUNTY, UTAH June 12,-1951 Water oaf Sewer General Obligation longs — 55/A0000 ' Water and Sewer Revenue Benda — S92f100 Oa FIRST UESTlhe n SUBMITTED. Shall coupon Cared County Uloil in the ubonds f ataab Coy ' 3of 553,00000, or so much thereof ask maybe'Mann necessary, - Payable within twenty years from date of Issue and beat ' in interest at a rate not exceeding four per cenlum Per ' the "rn Payable semi-annually, he Issued and sold fo purpose at constructing Improvements enlnrcementsr lxleaul•ns L q t m of sell City in order adequately to supply wa 1^� 'ter add sewer service t• the Inhabitants thereof the "roe to be ownd and controlled by said muniepallly7 TES q Per the Issuaee• el wetter .a dawar Milord', OW4,14: 3..i. f , SECOND QUESTION SMIMITI'ETP ` Shell the revenue bonds of Moab City Grand County, I Utah, In the aggregate principal amount Hof $92,00000, or so much thereof as may be necessary, payable solely from the net revenues to to derived from the operation of the water and server system within thirty five years from date of issue and beartng interest at a rate not exceed frig four and, one half per centum per annum- payable ' send annually, be issued and ,sold for the purpose of constructing Improvements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the present water and sewer system of said, City in order adegdTely to supply water and server service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by sald municipality' - For the Iasusnee of Water Sower Raranua Bella NO If the Aritlr, desires to vote for the issue of Water and Sewer Revenue �o�thr,In the amount al $92,00000. he shall place an X in the s�fC$a'fter the word 'Res" If the voter desires to vote against the Issue of Walter and Sewer Revenue Ronda in the amount o1 vagopo0, he shall place an X In the space after the word "No" On the reverse aide or each ballot shall be printed the fol orving. "Official Ballot for Stoat) City, Utah, Special Bond Election, June 12, 1951 (FACSIMILE SIGNATURE) City Recorder, Moab City, Utah" Section •J That nOUce of said special bond election shall he T1mea Independent, he by the Mayor and City Recorder to The paper published and of general clrcu lotion In said City, for four weeks prior to the date of the election by five insertions 1 yrtions IIowlekl lotervals, which notice shall be in form ' /IONICS OF SPECIAL 110ND ELECTION MOAB c1Ty, GRAND coUPITY, UTAH t t June 12, 1951 PUBLIC NOTICE IS REREBY GIVEN that on the 121h day of June, 1551, a ;Teelai electron will be held within the broils of Moab City Grand County, Utah, for the purpose of submllnng to such qualified electors of said ply, as shall have paid a properly tax therein In the year neat preceding such election, the follow; ing questions, Flat Quertlenr Shall tha negotiable coupon bonds of Moab City, Grand County, Utah, In the aggregate principal amount Of S51.000000 or sO much thereof as may be necessary (•ya►le wlthln twenty years from date of lame and bear I ing inlerestlt a r►te not exceeding four per centum per annum payable semi annually, be Issued and gold for the pultAlsa of cobatrurUng Improvements, enlargements, !' eat/Malone Btid'betterments to the present water and sew• er system at Bald Cty to order adequately to aupply war ter and seweraersnee to the Inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by tali munlclpallly+ growl (Nudism „d, Shall tRAYevedue bonds of Moab City, Grand Conn ty, Utah, In the aggregate principal amount of S92,00000, or co much thereof as may be necessary, payable solely from the net revenues to be cleaved Mom the operallon of the water and sewer eytem' within thirty five years from date of Issue and bearing Interest at aisle not ex ceeding feW6 and one half per cenlum per 'annum pay able semi annually, be Issued and sold for the purpose of cohslructlnp'lmprbvemenls, enlargements, extensions and belle ents to the present water and ,ewer system at sdd�Cl� order adequately CIL OF MOMS CITY, GIIAND COUNTY UT RY r er + er anal betterments la the present water and sew- ( STATE OF UTAH I, County o Grand las MOAT CIF, , :The Clty Council of Moab City. In HO County of Grand and Stale of Pptah, met In regular session at the hear of 7 30 o'clock , p m , on tnesday, the Bth day of May, 1ssf, at the Cohnty Court l House, within said City, being the regular meeting place of said City Council, due; legal and timely notice of said meeting having beer/Served upon all members of the City Council as required by law and the rules and ordinances of said CIty Upon roll call the following members, constituting a quorum, were present - i• Ma'rri Geode J'Burck. srCotr bIlmen,'WDllam T Nines, J E Kerbyq Robert D Bald - win, R 7',h J Miller, Jr, N S Christensen 0 None 4 re Was also present - Yrffy ReeInter Margie M. sheer Councilman J E Kerby introduced the following ordinance, fwhtelt was thereupon read in full and is as follows �% ORDINRNce No. w ;\ Series 1951 t-+ AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AND ORDERING t~ It2A SPECIAL ELECTION FOlt'THE PURPOSE OF SUMO' , "TING'TO THE'QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF MOAT CITY, GRAND COUNTY, UTAH, THE QUESTION OF INCUR' RING A BONDED INDEBTEDNESS IN THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF_S58,00000, AND THE QUES 770N OF ISSUING THE REVENUE BONDS OF THE CITY IN 'IRE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF 592,00000, l BOTH FOR THEARMPOSE OF CONSTRUCT7NG !hT •. PROVEI11EIC S, ENLARGEMENTS, EXTENSIONS AND RE(ttRMENTS TO THE PRESENT WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM OF SAID CITY, PRESCRIBING DETAILS 1N CON. - NECTION THEREWITH, AND PROVIDING THE EFFEC TIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE WHEREAS, Moab City, In the County of Grand and Slate of Utah, ts an incorporated city, duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of Utah, and now owns and operates a w{iter and sewer cysteni (hereinafter sometimes designated as the "s's 1 tem") for the benefit of the City and Its inhabitants, and It t 1VREREAS, said water system and sever system are jointly operated a• a single system, and t third Nchi. On the25tth ob a y i septenlbpepis3ca proclaimed oily or the WisEItEAS, the City Council has caused a comprehensive Fs tlmate to be made of the cost of constructing improvements, ea laigementgfextenslons and betterments to the presegt'syslem, the operation thereof, and the net operating revenues tm6e de+ I rived therefrom, by a competent engineer, approved by the State Engineer of Utah, having no conneetlon with any manufacturer or seller of equipment to be used in sold project or In the Install Mien I/i.eof, andZWIIEREd- , It has been deter mined, and it 1on the basis -of • a hereby determined.th tnthe cost of constructing frnprovemems, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the -present,system le 8150,00000, and • WHEREAS, It la proposed to defray the cost of constructing Improvements, enlargements, extension and betterments to the ➢resent system, as follows L By the Issuance of the general obligation bonds of Moab ply In the amount of S5S.00000, 2. By the Issuance of the revenue bonds of Moab buy i in the amount of $9K000•00, 'WHEREAS, under the laws of the State of Utah, it Is neces and sary to submit the.question of the Issuance of the general obit gallon bonds to a a of such qualllled electors of Moab City as ' shall have paid • petty Ian In the year preceding such Mee- , Bent and 1 Neuter WHEREAS,A, eapter the 2, Utaaws h Code, State 1913, the questionand ) oftheissuance of revenue bonds Inv be submitted prior to the swop Von of the ordinance authorizing their Issuance, to a tote pf such al t On_the reverse aide of the ballots shall he printed the fol owing _ "Official )allot for Moab Ctty, Utah, Special Bond Election June 12, 1951 (FACSIMILE SIGNATURES) City Recorder r Moab City, Utah" At said special election the polio shall be opened at the hour of 7 00 o'clock m, and remnin open until and be closed at the hour of S 00 o'clock pm, of the election day The voting place for all of the qualified electors'of the Clly shall be st the County Court House, Moab, Utah, and the'judges of election at said polling place shall be Ile Corbin, Leona Chris tensen and Haul Thomson Dated at Moab City, Grand County, Utah, this ath day al May, 1951 GEORGE J BURCK, (SEAL) Major, City, Utah Attest MARGIE at SHOFF'R Clly Recorder . live days Tutorction 5 tthe the eleellon herein provilid forab , post copies ll at f the foregoing notice Ih at least five consp)euous places within Moab City Section 6 That said election shall be conducted according to the statutes and the laws of the State of Utah, and shall be held In the manner and form as,provlded thereby Section 7 That the polling place for all qualified electors of said City, the judges of election, and the hours during which the polls will remain open, shall be the same as designated in the foregoing notice of election tion t the City y author iced and directedato communicate suchinstrer be, anductions tohe Is rsaid Judges of such election as may be necessary to enable them properly to conduct such election, canvass the votes, and certify thereof to the ply Council of Meab Clty,eis required by law, and the City Recorder shall cause ballots to be printed 1n the [o In this ordinance, and furnish the name to the judges' nfseleetlonh th,r said ballots to be furnished by them to the qualified electors, a d the City Recorder shall else provide ■ ballet bog, poll bock, and all stationery necessary tar the use of the judges at saki blecllon Section 9 That the City Recorder be, and she Is hereby atithur Bud and directed to publish this ordinance In The Times rode pendent, s newspaper of general circulation published In Moab Clty, Utah, In One Issua (hereof Section 10 •That the City; Council of Moab City shall meet at Its regular nwetipg place at 12 00 o'clock Noon, on Monday, the loth day of June,1951, oeing the drat Monday following' the elee. lion, to sit as ■ canvassing board to canvass DID returns of said special election.„ Section 11'Tht In the oplhlpn of the Clty C ti.it of Moab City, Utah It Is necessary to the Peace, health anq attty of said City and the inhabitants thereof that this ordlnehee ■hall take f erred upon lls' age, appmval,snd publlcallon, i' Passed by IR0 ply Cou Il;df emi. fly, and, approved bJ' the afsyor of SfM Clty, <(hll ,'day of stay, 1551 t ,,, ,l ter 1 GEORGE 7 BUItGk••' j% \' (SE`r1L) ',"', )tr alaYo4• A1trcAh "'"- Moab Clly,'Utah r' ,,l a/ARGIE fIt:SHAFEII '\ „ ' , City Tiett,., ender' 1 . ' .Thd adthittfik of the foregoing ordinance was seconded by ,Comiell�inall Ti: S Chrstensen and, on being put to a.vote, was t:intd by lhe'ettirmatly vole of el least two thirds of the total membership ot.the at). Council; the sofa belpg as iollaws iThose Voting Ayo George J Burck, Will am T,Hines, J E Ferby, RObert,D Baldwin, Ra1ph,J Miller, Jr, N S,Christensen Those Voting Nay, None - ) ADOPTED ,1iiD APPROVED, this nth day of'afay,3951, , GEORGE J BURK 'Slayer Section] That •11 action heretofore takenbyCity I�cO d the officers of Moab C11 directed y the Council vcment, ! Obligation Bonds, Yes — �o Tho oUldal 1 _.O t�l 11 the voter desires to vote for the Issue of Wamr and Sesser ''Generan X al Obligation Bonds In the amount of $55,00000, he Shell too voote againsthheisueaof Water vend Se er Genervoter al Obligation( acerb after h the wordl'NO '��' he shall place an X In thcl Rl{gl to cup water and ,+ �Osame o e n municipality, ,.rn ` ' oo' ,. The effleleillb■llol, after the statement of lige "flrel question ubmllled, shall Contain the fiords "For the, I uapce, of Water nd Sewer General II Notary Public, Residing at Moab, Utah. ommission expires • I, Margie al Shafer, Ikea){fly, chosen, qualified,' anti acting do deIbfJdbab Cttr, in lilegounly, of Grand and State of a, Ietatlfy'itlliiet t fo going pages numbered 1 to Ye ,tl[� pqtt Pel eSt and,complele Copies of the a preeeYdlllpy tR! CityColincll of Moab City, had and U en t'e lawfol m ting af,alld`Councll, held 'The County Court (rouse, In Myaid City, on the Blh day,ofttfaY. 1951 at the hour of 7,30 o'cloclr,,41M, alitrecooled 1n thitretular oft( Ink book of reeords,of the proceedlne3 of Bald loard kept in my office, •nd that sold proceedings wore duly had and tatter se Ulereln eholyn, at the meeting therein shown was dulyheld, and {her the Per' rig therein Rtented isminutee Present at aatd meetJ ng werl present as hown by Babe -minutes; .i WITNESS 'my hand and the sell; of �Mdib City; f{h,ti ilh'�day of May, 1951.,, '�) MARGIN St, FHAFER iSEALI - t y i i, • - • ,Clty .ieerrper ' 123 Proof of Publication NOTICE OF SPECIAL tOND ELECTION MOAB CITY, GRAND COUNTY, UTAH - June 12, 1951 PUBLIC NOTICE IS 11EREBY GIVEN that on'the 12th day of June, 1951, a special election will be held within the limits of Moab City, Grand County, Utah, for the purpose of submitting to such qualified electors of said City, as shall have paid a property tax therein in the year next preceding such election, the follow- ing questions First Question: Shall the negotiable coupon bonds of Moab City, Grand County, Utah; in the aggregate principal amount of $58.00000, or so much thereof as may be necessary, payable within twenty'yearsdrom date of issue and bear- ing interest at a rate not:exceeding four per centum per annum payable senuanqqually, be issued and sold for the puropse of constructidg improvements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the present water and sewer system of said City in order adequately to supply water and sewer service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by said mumcipahty7 Second Question: Shall the revenue bonds of Moab City, Grand Coun- ty, Utah, In the aggregate principal amount of $92,00000, or so much'thereof as may be necessary, payable solely from the -net revenues to be derived from the operation of, the water and sewer system. within thirty-five years from date of issue and bearing interest at a rate not ex- ceeding four and one•half per centum per annum pap'• ablersemi-annually, be issued and sold for the purpose of Constructing improvements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the present water and sewer system of said City in order adequately to supply water and sewer service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by paid municipality? r The official ballot, after the statement of the first question submitted, shall contain the words -"For the issuance of Water and Sewer General Obligation Bonds, Yes — No" The official ballot, after the statement of the second question submitted, shall , contain the voids "For the Issuance of Water and Sewer Reve• true Bonds, Yes — No" If the voter desires to vote for either issue of bonds, he shall place an X in the space after the word "Yes" If the voter desires to vote against either issue of bonds, he shall place an X after the word "No" If-ellher question so submitted rs approved by a majority of those voting thereon, bonds to the authorized amount may be issued On the reverse side of the ballots shall be printed the fol- lowing. "Official Ballot for Moab City, Utah, Special Bond Election, June 12, 1951. (FACSIMILE SIGNATURE) City Recorder Moab City, Utah." OF UTAH, of Grand, ss. ) 1,. Taylor, being first duly sworn ng to law, deposes and says: That he publisher of The Times-Inde- a weekly newspaper of general ,tion, published every Thursday at brand county, state of Utah; that ,ice attached, and which is made a part Affidavit of Publication, was ed in said newspaper for a period ivo consecutive issues, the first }tion having been made 1051 1001 At said specral•eleclion'tha polls bhall be opened at the hour lisped in each of 7 00 o'clock a m , and remaifypen until and be closed at the ! hour of 8.00 o'clock p m , of the .i.,.ction day, The,voting-place for all of the qualified electors of the City no spaper during the period and time shalt_be it the County Court House, Moab, Utah, and the judges of election at said polhng,place sha lrbe•Ila Corbin, Leona Chris- tensen and hazel Thomson Lication, and that it wa4 published MayDated at Moab city, Grand County, Utah, this stir day of , GEORGE3 BURCK, newspaper proper and not in a sup - Mayor, Moab City, Utah it (SEAL) Attest: ' MARGIE' M. SHAFER City Recorder Date of first publication May 10, 1951, date of completion of publication June 7, 1951, ` thereof. and the last on that the said notice and every copy of Subscribed and sworn to before me this Ath day of Juno, 1014, Notary Public, Residing at Moab, Utah. My commission expires 124 The Cbunoil agreed to hold a publio meeting to go over the proposed laprovementa with the public and discuss the proposed bond issue. There being no further business to come before the Board -at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Counoilman- Christensen, seconded by Counoilman Miller, and carried. Attest: 41. Mayor June 6, 1951. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Counoil held in the County Courthouse at 8: P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor Burok, Councilmen Christens', Kerby. Baldwin, Miller and Hines, Reoorder Shafer, Water Superintendent Baty and assistant Dalmus and Marahal Reid. The minutes of the regular meeting held May 1,;. and the special meeting of May 8 were read and approved on motion of Counoilman Kerby, seoonded by Councilman Miller, and carried. Mrs. R. J. kletoher and Mrs. L. L. Taylor, repreaenting the Women's Literary Club, met with the Council regarding the street signs and names to be assigned to each street. The Ladies Club had made a thorough investigation as to prices, number, etc., and it appearing to the Counoil that $200 would cover the cost of the posts and signs and the Club members having made arrange- ments to have the posts placed and painted with contributed labor, Counoilman Wm. Hines made a motion, seoonded by Counoilman Christensen, and carried unanimously, the neoeasary oaah expense of the project MI approved, not to exoeed $200.00. The question of the sewer hook-up for M. R. Fish residence was again - brought up for the purpose of clarifying the oharge to be made. After discussion the Clerk was instructed to bill Mr. Fish for 415.00, the actual oost of the material used in the installation. The fire department reported a check made of all fire hydrants show that all are of 7i inch (Standard) threads on the 2i inoh outlets. The question of Irrigation water running over and settling in the streets, thus breaking up the oil surface. was disoussed at considerable length. The matter was referred to the street department for investigation, with the recommendation that longer culverts be placed where neoessary, that the wooden culverts be replaced where needed with oulverte of metal and that the ones grown full of roots be cleaned, and thereafter the people using the ditohes be required to take care of the water. The Water Department reported there had been many meter box lids run over with truok, breaking the rim, and tht Clerk was instructed to write the hatervorks Equipment Company and order some rims for replacement. Letter from w=pd, Child, Mann 64.3 Smith, a000ustants and auditors, of Salt Lake City, offering to make the oity audit for the last 2 years for not to exoeed $150, was presented and accepted, and the Clerk inatruoted to write and engage them to do the work at the time they are in Moab making the Grand County audit. Hanover Polioy No. 193914 and Home Polioy No. 202929, covering the buildings and equipment atthe swimming pool, were presented and approved, for the sum of S2,000 and $1,000, respeotively. The following claims were presented and approved for payment on motion of Counoilman Kerby, seoonded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried. No. Name. Amount 380 to 3861 - Payroll. 3862 Revenue Bond Fund 1300.00 3863 George 8ittle 3.00 3864 Robert J. Reid 3866 Biggs Kurtz Co. 3866 Moab Garage Co. 3867 Chas. Redd Service 3868 Arches Cafe. 3869 Christensen Motor Co. 3870 Midland Tel. Co. 3871 B-C Lumber Co. 3872 Western Store Class No. Name Amount. 3873 Times-18ipraddent 214.80 3874 Utah Power k Light Co. 86.60 3875 Riley Drug Co. 25.75 25.00 3878 Miller's Moab Coop 3.46 205.29 3677 State Engineer 2.50 19.89 3878 Standard Oil Co. ofCalif. 8.01 2.30 3879 Robertson Bros. 16.39 2.00 3880 Waterworks Equipment Co. 710.71 47.e4 3881 Clyde E. Berry 5.00 8.90 3862 Carr Printing Co. 40.45 16.93 3883 Mitchell Melioh 8.32 15.50 3864 Carroll J. Meador,Agent 49.83 C Road Fund acoount No. 1-George Bittle 0351.50 Cri r �a 125 There bean g no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded_by Councilman Baldwin, and carried. Attest: 2411.0 �/� // Recor er. * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * June 18, 1951. The City Council of Moab City, in the County of Grand and State of Utah, met in special session, at the hour of 12:00 o'clock noon, on Monday, the 16th day of June, 1951, at the Grand County Courthouse within aaid City, being the regular meeting place of said City Council, due, legal and timely notioe of said meeting having, been served upon all members of the City Council as required by law and the rules and ordinances of eaideity. Upon roll call, the following members, oonstituting a quorum, were presents Mayor George J. Burak, Councilmen: Ralph J. Miller, Jr., "illiam T. Hinea, Robert D. Baldwin, J. E. herby and N. S. Christensen. Absent? None. There were also present: City Recorder Margie M. Shafer. Councilman J. E. Kerby introduced the following, resolution, which was thereupon read in full, and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION,Xo %3, WHEREAS, the City Council of Moab City, Grand County, State of Utah, met in special sesaion thia 18th day of June, 1951, in accordance with law, for the purpose of sittin 5 as a Board of Canvassers to canvass the returns of the special bond election held in said City on Tuesday, the 12th day of June, 1951, for the purpose of voting upon the following questions, to -wit: 1. shall she negotiable coupon bonds of Moab City, Grand County, Utah, in the aggregate principal amount of $58,000.00, or so muoh thereof as may be neeeseary, payable within twenty years from date of issue and bearing interest at a rate not exceeding four per oentum per annum payable semi-annually, be issued and sold for the purpose of oonstrueting improvements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the present water and sayer syatem of said City in order adequately to supply water and sewer service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and oontrolled by said municipality?" 2. "Shall the revenue bonda of Moab City, Grand County, Utah. in the aggregate principal amount of $92,000.00, or so much thereof as may be neoeaaary, payable solely from the net revenues to be derived from the operation of the water and aewer aystem within thirty-five years from date of issue and bearing interest at a rate not exceeding four and one-half per centum per annum payable semiannually, be issued and sold for the purpose of construoting improvements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the present water and sewer system of said City in order adequately to supply water and sewer service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by said municipality?" and WHEREAS, said City Counoil fully and regularly oanvassed all the returns of said speoial bond eleotion and it appearing that the judges of said election within said City have made full and complete teturns thereof, and that said special bond election was duly and regularly held in said City; and WHEREAS, the results of the votes ease in said City are as follows: VOTES For the issue of Water and Sewer General Obligation Bonds 141 Against the issue of Water and newer General Obligation Bonds 7 TOTAL 148 majority in favor of Water and Sewer General Obligation Bonds 134 and For the issue of Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds 143 Against the issue of Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds 7 TOTAL 150 "°ajority in favor of cater and Sewer Revenue Bonds 136 NOW, THEREFORE, BE$' RESOLVED that on the question of issuing Water and Sewer General Obligation Bonds in the sum of $58,000.00, a total of 148 votes were oast at said election; that 141 of the votes so coat were in favor of such proposition 12(3 and for the issuing of water and Sewer General Obligation Bonds in the sum of $'58,000.00: and that 7 of the votes s oast were against sucn proposition and against the issuing of Water and Sewer General Obligation Bonds in the sum of #58,000.00; that at said election there was and is a majority of 134 votes oast in favor of such proposition and for the issuing of Water and Suter General Obligation Bonds for the said sum of $58,000.00; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that on the question of issuing Water and Steer Revenue Bonds in the sum of $92,000.00, a total of 150 votes were cast at said election; that 143 of the votes so oast were in favor of such proposition and for the issuing of Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds in the sum of $92,000.00; and that 7 of the votes so west were against such proposition and against the issuing of Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds in the sum of $92,000.00; that at said election there was and is a majority of 136 votes cast in favor of suoh proposition and for the issuing of Water and Suffer Revenue Bonds for the said sum of $92.000.001 and 83 IT FURTHER RESOLVED, and it is hereby certified, recited and declared, that said election was duly and regularly held in said City on Tuesday „ the 12th day of June, A. D. 1951, in manner prescribed by law and that at said election all qualified electors of said City were given an opportunity to vote on said question and none but such duly qualified electors of said Town were permitted to vote. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and approval. (SEAL) ATTEST: .4/"%?.:41 Cityt R:oor40) Approved: yo Moab City, Utah. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution eats seconded by Councilmen Ralph J. Miller, Jr., and upon being put to a vote, was carried by the affirmative vote of all Counoilmen present, the vote being as follows: Attest:' Ra17H J. Milled "Aye" talliam T. Hines "Aye" Robert D. Baldwin "Aye" J. E. Kerby "Aye" N. S. Christensen "Aye" Adopted and approYbd this 18th day of June, 1951. or Hoab,City, Utah. Winn Templeton, Engineer, met with the Council and reviewed the exaot improvements desired to have in the specifications, and aet out the various routes ezpeoted to follow with the Sewer and the water ohanges. C. S. Thomson met with the Counoil and Mr. Templeton and discussed the proposed improvements. Question of rights -of -way were discussed and Mayor Burok authorised to negotiate for them with the varioua property owners. Mr. Thomson indicated he will be'igreeable for those crossing hie property neoessarily. There being no further business to oome before the meeting at this time, adjournment was taken on motion of Councilman William T. Hines, seconded by Counoil-_ man J. E. Kerby, and�ooaarried. ' /1) L11/ Heoorder 44-- Attests, k k h h k k* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * June 19, 1951. The City Council of Moab City, in the County of Grand and State of Utah, met in regular session at the hour of 8:00 ofclook P. M. on Tuesday, the 19th day of June, 1951, at the Grand County CourtHouse within said City, being the regular meeting place place of said City Council, due, legal and timely notioe of said meeting having been served upon all members of the City Council as required by law and the ruled and ordinances of said City. Upon roll call the following members, oonstituting a quorum, were presents Mayor: George J. Burok; Counoilmens N. S. Christensen, Ralph J. Miller, Jr., William T. Hines, J. E. Kerby, Robert D. Baldwin: Absent None. There were also present City Recorder: Margie M. Shafer. Counoilman N. S. Christensen introduoed the following ordinance, whioh was 127 thereupon read in full aalis as followS ORDINANCE NO. 31. • AN ORDINANCE RATIFYING ACTION PREVIOUSLY WHEREAS, F T Boisei$d Company, Salt L`ak4 tv. Utah TAKEN DIRECTED TOWARD THE PRIOR REDEMPTION '.and associates, the holders and owners of 11 of said,'38 bonds OF AT RVENUEREVENUE BONDS AND THE IS U- iwh h are now outst�ndmg'tit the aggregate pnncip l amount' WORKS of 15,00000, haSe•co sented 'and agreed that said bonds be,rei ING THE ISSUANCE OF SAID REFUNDING BONDS IN Ifunded by exchange, bond for bond, for Water WorlSs ,Revenge THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF $15,00000 iRefundng Bonds, in the aggregate principal amount of S15,000 FOR THE PURPOSE OF REFUNDING SAID REVENUE �, and that said refunding bonds shall be payable from, and BONDS, PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF SAID REFUNDING secured by a pledge of all of the net revenues of said single sys BONDS AND OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION THERE- mentwhich thepledge shall be superior to the pledge for the pay WITH, PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION AND DIS- Proposed water and sewer improvement revenue POSITION OF THE REVENUES TO BE DERIVED FROM submittedbonds in ttto andapproved principal amount of $92,00000, heretofore) THE MUNICIPAL WATER WORKS AND WATER SUPPLY after sometimes designated by fliproposed electors ofsaidCity (herein - POSITION SYSTEM, PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF BOTH bonds), and g fed the ro osed im roveirient revenue THE PRINCIPAL OF AND THE INTEREST ON SAID , BONDS FROM OOTHER PROVISIONS S ONS REVENUES RESPECT SYSTEM, OTTHE ,the issuance its the issuance of said refunding bonds and by proposed improvement bonds, said system may OPERATION OF SAID SYSTEM, THE ISSUANCE OF SAID be so improved, enlarged, extended, and bettered to the mutual BONDS, AND THE ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL BONDS benefit of said City and the inhabitants thereof, and the holders, PAYABLE FROM THE REVENUES OF THE SYSTEM, land owners of said 1938 bonds, and PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF, AND OTHER � WHEREAS, the lien of said refunding bonds on the revenues' DETAILS CONCERNING, THIS ORDINANCE, AND RE- of said single system, and the pledge for the payment of said PEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH !bonds, shall be, and hereby are, made superior to the lien and the )5ledke for the payment of said proposed improvement revenue WHEREAS, Moab City, in the County of Grand and State lids, both principal and interest, and Utah, is an incorporated City duly organized and existing and i`'WHEREAS, Moab Cltye has the power, pursuant to Section, the laws of the State of Utah, has owned and operated for a nui �6A•2-9. Utah Code Annotated, 1943, commonly known as Section her of years a water system (hereinafter sometimes designaty bf the Granger Act, and all laws amendatory thereof or supple - the single system), and now owns and operates Jointly, and Irnehta] thereto, to issue and negotiate new bonds on such terms a single system, for the benefit of the City and its inhabitarasothe governing body shall deem advisable for the purpose of a water and sewer system (hereinafter sometimes designated IP viding for the payment of said 1938 bonds as have been issued' combined system), and and are outstanding under the provisions of said act, and WHEREAS, Moab City was duly proclaimed a city of ` �VIIEREAS,e CityConnell of Moab City has determined third class on the 25th day of September, 193b, and and does hereb� de'kerrpLne, that i� is necess�;y.,gndt lle1n , �i? WHEREAS, the City Council of'Moab City has heretofore order so to improve, enlarge, extend, and better said system, to; termined, and does hereby determine, that it is necessary issue its "Moab Cityrter Works Revenue Refunding Bonds for the best interests of said City, and the inhabitants ther Senes June 1, 1951," fndlr,. he aggregate principal amount of $15, that said combined system be improved, enlarged, extended, 0001)D, luring serialb $1,00000 on the first day of June n"each bettered by the expenditure of not to exceed $150,00000; and of the ye�its 1952 to 1966, both inclusive, and bearing intl eat and: WHEREAS, Moab City has determined to finance said• upon the terms hereinafter set forth; and provements, enlargements, extensions, and betterments to s) WHEREAS, said Council has determined, and does hereby' combined system by the issuance of its general obligation w determine, that said refunding bonds shall be delivered to said and sewer improvement bonds in the amount of $58,00000 F T Boise and Company, and associates, upon said terms, and its water and sewer improvement revenue bonds In the amot said Council hereby accepts the offer thereof so to exchange said of $92,00000 payable solely from the net revenues to be den refunding bonds for said 1938 bonds from said combined system; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COON - WHEREAS, Moab City, pursuant to Ordinance No 2 adop CIL OF MOAB CITY, GRAND COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH: i and approved the 6th day of December, 1938, has heretofore dss Section 1. That all action heretofore taken (not inconsistent yits Waterworks Revenue Bonds, dated December 1, 1938, in with the provisions of this ordinance) by the City Council and i aggregate principal amount of $25,00000 (hereinafter sometin the officers of Moab City, in the County of Grand and State of , designated the 1938 bonds), consisting of twenty-five bonds Utah, directed toward the prior redemption of its "Moab City the denomination of $1,00000 each, maturing serially with Water Works Revenue Bonds," dated December 1, 1938, number option of prior redemption on the first day of December $1, ed 11 to 25, both inclusive, and being in the aggregate principal in each of the years 1941 to 1965, both inclusive, bearing inte amount of S15,000 00, and the issuance of its "Moab City Water at the rate of four per centum (4%) per annum, payable se Works Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series June 1, 1951,"/ in the' annually on the first days of June and December in each y aggregate principal amount of $15,00000, be and the same is both principal and interest being payable at the office of hereby, ratified, approved and confirmed, including, without lint City Treasurer solely from the net revenues of the single syst ding the generality of the foregoing, the exchange, bond for bond, of which issue there are outstanding and unpaid bonds n of said refunding bonds for said 1938 bonds bered 11 to 25, both inclusive, in the aggreeate runcinei a^'' Section 2 That, for the purpose of redeeming and refunding the of $15,00000, and maturing serially on the first day of Dece "Moab City Waterworks Revenue Bonds," dated December 1, 1938. in each of the years 1951 to 1965, both inclusive, and outstanding in the aggregate principal amount of $15,000.00 and WHEREAS, said municipality, except to the extent that for the purpose of protecting the public health, conserving the revenues derived from the operation of its municipal water property and advancing the general welfare of Moab City and tem have been pledged to the payment of said 1938 bonds, the inhabitants thereof, there shall be, and 'acre are hereby,, never pledged the revenues of its combined system, with th authorized to be issued bonds of Moab City, to be known as suit that the net income derived from the operation of saki•y Moab City Water Works Revenue Refunding Bonds,`Series June bined system may now be pledged lawfully and irrevocably 1, 1951," in the aggregate principal amount of $15,00000, which the payment of revenue bonds issued f^- the purposes herei( bonds shall be payable solely out of the net revenues to be de• fore recited, and rived from the operation of the municipal water system and not WHEREAS, said Ordinance No 2, authorizing the issua otherwise. Such net revenues shall be deemed to be the gross re- venues oL sud 1938 bonds, provides in Section 9 thereof, as follows of the municipal water system after deduction only for nl the cost of operating and maintaining the system and 'the ex "That, as long as any of the bonds herein authorized t0 penses of any betterments or replacements necessary to keep salt, be issued Is outstanding, said Moab City shall not mort-� system 1n good repair and working order gage, pledge or otherwise encumber the waterworks sys• Section 3. That said bonds shall be dated as of June 1, 1951, tem or any part thereof and shall not sell, lease, or other- shall be in the denomination of S1,000 00 each, shall be number wise dispose of any substantial portion of the said sys• ed consecutively from 1 to 15, both inclusive, shall beat interest) ,-tem, and said City shall not Issue any obligation for the at the rate of four per centum (4%) per annum, shall mature payment of which the revenue of the waterworks system serially; without option of prior redemption, In regular numer: are pledged unless such pledge is made Junior and still ical order 51,000,00 on the first (lay of June in each of the, years ordinate to the pledge for the payment of the bonds 1952 to 1966, both inclusive herein authorized to be issued, and unless the gross re- Seethln 4 That the revenue bonds hereby authorized shall venues derived from said system for the fiscal year then be fully,pfgotlable and shall have all the qualities of negotiable next preceding were sufficient to pay all costs of open- paper, and the holder or holders thereof shall possess dh the anon and maintenance, and leave a balance equal to at rights enjoyed by the holders of negotiable rnstrumenta,underi ]east 120% of the aggregate of (a) the amount necessary. the provisions of the Negotiable Instruments Law ' ,l to pay the interest and principal requirements for such Section 5 That the interest accruing on said bonds sli'all be year on the bonds herein issued, (b) the amount neces- Payable on December 1, 1951, and semiannually thereafter on sary to pay the interest and principal requirements for; the first days of June and December of each year until the res- pective maturity.dates of said bonds, upon presentation,tddtl sur- ' whole or in part from the revenues of said waterworks render of the ,a*tneXed Interest coupons as they several!' '�li'ecome J system, and (c) the amount necessary to pay the interest due and thereafter at the same tate until the primpp� ) of said! requirements of one year on the total issue of the bonds bonds Is paid W)full,_both principal and interest betilli payable then proposed to be issued and a portion of the principal in lawful moneydof she United States of America;'liii�ttiiiifftfhout de - thereof to be determined by dividing the amount of such diction for exchango�r collection charges, at the Flisl Security proposed issue by the number of years to the final ma-{ Bank, N A, ExchangriPlacerB`ranch, Salt Lake City, Utah Said tunny date thereof," and bonds shall,be,pzyable 'to 'bearer, shall be signed1rz the name of Moab City by its4Maybr rand attested by its City -Recorder, with WHEREAS, the revenues from either the single system or the seal of said city affixed thereto, and coddtersigned by its , City Treasurer, and the interest coupons thereto attached shall I combined system do not equal nor exceed the minimum req ments hereinabove quoted for the issuance of additional bo be authenticated by the facsimile signature of said City Treasur-_ and er which officer by the execution of said bonds shall adopt as 128 and for his signature the facsimiles thereof appearing coupons Said bonds and coupons bearing the signatures officers In office at the time of signing thereof shall be tli and binding obligations of Moab City, notwithstanding tit fore the delivery thereof and the payment therefor any of the persons whose signatures appear thereon shall have, to fill their respective offices All of said bonds, togethi the interest accruing thereon, shall be payable solely out net revenues to be derived from the operation of the mit water works and water supply system, and not othenvise Section 6 That said bonds, the coupons thereto attach) the certificate to appear thereon, shall be substantially following form h STATE (Farm of tend) s UNITED STATES OF AMERICA pp OF UTAH COUNTY OF t MOAT' C)Tv WATER WORKS PFVFNUE RFFi)ND1NG BOND SERIFS JUNE 1, 1951 No Si Moab City in the County of Grand and State of for value received, hereby promises to pay, upon the n?' interest are. payable In lawful money of the United Stir America, without deduction for exchange or collect•on at the First Secunty Bank, N A , Exchange Place • Branc Lake City, Utah This bond is one of an authorized issue In the apgrega crpal amount of 315,00000, issued for the purpose of payi deeming and refunding a like amount of the outstandi paid, payable, lawful, and valid "Moab City Waterworks ue Bonds;' dated December 1, 1938, all in conformity wl Constitution and Laws of the State of Utah, and an ordina the City duly enacted and adopted pnor to the issuance This bond is issued under the provisions of Section 76A-2-9 Code Annotated, 1943, and all other laws amendatory there supplemental thereto, and it does not constitute an lndebt Of the City within any state constitutional or statutory liml This bond is one of an issue of bonds payable both, principal and interest solely from, and secured by, a pl the net revenues of the municipal water worts and wat ply system, said net revenues being defined as the gross ues of said system after deduction only for the cost of o and maintaining the system and the expenses of any bette or replacements necessary to keep the system in good rep working order. It 1s hereby covenanted and agreed that t will charge rates for water supplied by or through said Which will be sufficient at ail times, until this bond a,i coupons hereto attached are fully paid and discharged, duce net revenues from said system sufficient to pay thl as and when it shall become due and payable, but suc shall not be In excess of a reasonable rate for the servl dered. , This bond Is subject to the condition, and every holder` of by accepting the same agrees with the obligor and eve sequent holder hereof, that (a) the delivery of this bond transferee shall vest title in this bond and in the interest attached hereto in such transferee to the same extent i purposes as would the delivery under like clitumstances 9 negotiable instrument payable to bearer, (b) the obligor ail agent of the obligor may treat the bearer of this bond absolute owner hereof for all purposes, and shall not be aft by any notice to the contrary; (c) the principal of and thel est on this bond shalt ire paid, and this bond and each c coupons appertaining thereto are transferable, free from without regard to any equities between the obligor and the inal or any intermediate holder hereof, or any set -offs or'� claims, and (d) the surrender to the obligor or any agent obligor of this bond and of each of the coupons shall be a 'discharge to the obligor for the same. It is hereby certified and warranted that all the requlr of law have been fully complied with by the proper off'c said City in the issue of this bond 01 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Moab City, In the County of ,State of Utah, has caused this bond to be signed by its 1N attested by its City Recorder, with the seal of said City of hereto, and countersigned by its City Treasurer, and the co) 'hereto annexed to be authenticated with the fpps)mlle,sl iof Its City Treasurer, and this bond to be dated is of this day of June, 1951 I.(SEAL) 'Attest* City Recorder. Countersigned. i Mayor 1, ) City Treasurer (Farm of Gillen) INo June, On the first day of December, 19 , Moab City, County of G-and and State of Utah, will pay the bearer, in 1 money of the United States of America, without deduction f change Place Branch, Salt Lake City, Utah, the sum of TWENTY DOLLARS solely from, and secured by, a pledge of the net revenues of th municipal water works and water supply system, being siici months' interest on its Moab City Water Works Revenue Refund- ing Bond, Series June 1, 1951 This coupon is issued under the provisions of Section 76A-2 9, Utah Code Annotated, 1943, and all other laws amendatory, there- of and supplemental thereto, and it does not constitute an mdebt edness of Moab City within any state constitutional or statutory limitation (FACSIMILE SIGNATURE) City Treasurer (Form of Certificate) AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that this bond does not constitute an mdebt- edriess of Moab City, County of Grand and State of Utah, within any state constitutional or statutory limitation, and is issued ac- cording to late Dated this day of _ , 1951 City Recorder and ex-officio City Auditor Section 7 That when issued the refunding bonds herein au tion and surrender of this bond, to the bearer hereof, solo thorized shall be exchanged, bond for bond, for the outstanding the special fund provided therefor, as hereinafter se` fb Moab City, Waterworks Revenue Bonds, dated December 1, 1938, the first day of June, 19 without option of prior redo' in accordance with the contract behveen said F T. Boise and Com- ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS F pany, and associates, and Moab City, as herein provided and to pay solely from said special fund Interest hereon, The issue of any of the bonds herein authorized by the City rate of four per centum per annum, payable on the Prsi shall constitute a warrant by and on behalf of the City for the of December, 1951, and semiannually thereafter on the firs benefit of each and every holder of any of said bonds that said of June and December in each year upon presentation ad bonds have been issued for a valuable consideration infull con render �f the annexed interest coupons as they serially formity with law due If, upon presentation at maturity, payment of this Section S That so long as any of the bonds issued hereunder not made as herein provided, interest shall continue at th are outstanding all of the revenues derived from the municipal rate until the principal hereof is paid in full Both pr ncip• water system shall continue to be set aside, and out of such rev- enues there shall be paid each month the cost of the operation and maintenance of the municipal water system and the expens- es of any betterments or replacements necessary to keep the same in good repair and working order Such costs, expenses and pay- ments shall be a first hen and charge upon such revenues The revenues remaining after such payments have been made shall be considered the net revenues of said system as said term is used in said bonds and in this ordinance Section 9 That said system of said City shall be operated upon a fiscal year basis commencing on the first day of Julie in each year and ending on the last day of May of the succeeding year. For the purposes of this ordinance a special fund is hereby au- thorized to be maintained and to be known as the "Water Supply' System Gross Income Fund of Moab City" (herein sometimes des ignated the Gross Income Fund) So long as any of the bonds Herein authorized shall be outstanding, either as to principal or interest, the entire gross income and revenues of the entire sysi tem shall be set aside into said fund Payments from said fun' shall be made in the following manner' A Firstly, out of said Gross Income Fund, there shall be set aside each year into A separate account, known as the "Waterworks System Operation and Maintenance Fund of Moab City" (hereinafter sometimes designated the Operation and Maintenance Fund), such a percentage of said Gross In- come Fund as the City Council shall determine to be neces- -uvF for the legitimate expenses of a proper operation and maintenance of said system, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the expenses of carrying ade quate insurance The said Operation and Maintenance Fund ,shall be used solely for the efficient and economical opera- tion and maintenance of said system Any surplus remaining in said Operation and Maintenance Fund at the end of the fiscal year and no, needed for operation and nrdmteuance purposes, shall be transferred back to the Gross Income Fund and redistributed in the manner herein provided for monies in said fund B. Secondly, after the payments or distribution of monies heremabove provided have been made, out of said Gross In- come Fund there shall be placed into a separate account, known as the "Waterworks System Revenue Refunding Bond and Interest Fund, Series June 1, 1951, of Moab City" (here- inafter sometimes designated the Bond Fund), for the sole purpose of paying the principal and the interest on the bonds herein authorized to be issued, which fund is hereby express- ly and exclusively pledged therefor, the following amounts. (1) Monthly, commencing June 1, 1951, one -sixth of the next maturing installment of Interest upon and one - twelfth of the next maturing installment of principal of said bonds; and (2) Monthly, commencing June 1, 1951, an additional amount equal to twenty per centum of the amount re- quired to be deposited under subparagraph (1) of this paragraph E, of this Section 10, of this -ordinance, such amount to be and constitute a reserve to meet possible deficiences in said Bond Fund C. Whenever there is available in said Bond Fund an amount sufficient to pay the principal and interest require- ments of the current fiscal year and the two fiscal years im- mediately succeeding, additional payments need not be made s+ into the Bond Fund until such time as the amount available therein will be less than an amount sufficient to pay the principal and interest due in the current and two immediate- ly succeeding fiscal years D No payment need be made into the Bond Fund if the amount then contained therein is equal to the entire amount of the outstanding bonds herein authorized, both as to prin- cipal and interest E if, in any month, the City shall, for any reason, fall to pay into said Bond Fund the full amounts above stipulat- ed, then an amount equal to any deficiency in the amount or change or coll_ectton shames, at the First Security Bank, N.A..-,amounts paid Into said Fund in such month shall be added `to the amount other'wnee required to be -"Paid into said Fund in the next succeeding month The, payments in the Bond Fund may be made either m cash or in direct obligations of the United States of Amenca, and all monies in the lend °'Fund may be invested in direct obligations of; the Ur d That the "Waterworks System Revenue Refunding Princl- PrStatee, f America pal and Interest Fund, Series Jane 1, 1951," shall be used solely F So long as any of the bonds authorized herein are and only standing, either as to principal or interest, and funds a_ available and pledged for the payment of such, any bal remaining after the making of the payments herein p ed shall be used by the City for the payment of mteres Citing and principal falling due on additional bonds, if payable from the revenues of the system, which may be Matter imposed, Including therefor a reasonable reserve vrtled, however, that the lien of said additional bonds o reyenues of tFi ;system and the pledge for the payment tirahll be suglnate to•the lien and pledge of the authorized herelhpiparheremafter`provided), or for the I redemption of suejh additional bonds, or for the purcha, the open market Q{ such bonds, or the bonds authorized in, or shall be used to Improve, extend, repair, or betted system, or shll.be held as a reserve for said purposes I Section 10 That nothing in this ordinance contained construed in such a manner as to prevent the issuance City of additional bonds payable from the income and . derived from the operation of the system and constituttn upon said revenues subordinate to the lien of the bond_ authorized, provided, however, that before any such ad bonds are authonzed or actually issued, the earnings from the operation of said system for the fiscal year imm preceding the date of the authorization and issuance sh been spfflelent to pay the cost of operation and n±ainte said period, and, in addition, sufficient to pay an amou senting 120% of (1) the principal and interest require the ne4 ensuing fiscal year of the outstanding bonds of payable from the revenues of the system, and (2) the in quirement for the next ensuing Iiscal year and the av al principal requirement for each fiscal year to and in final maturity date of the bonds proposed to be issued, however, that no bonds in addition to those herein a shall be Issued having a lien superior to or on a parity c of the bonds herein authorized, and provided, further, tN ing herein contained shall be construed as preventing 2114 by the City of its Moab City Water Works Improvem ertue Bonds, in the aggregate principal amount of $92, lien of which upon the revenues of the system shall be s ate* that of the bonds authorized herein. A written certification by a certified public accouii be employed by said City, that said earnings are outfield said amounts shall be conclusively presumed to be acoi determining the right of said City to authorize, issue, self. liver Said additional bonds jj5� In determining whether additional bonds may be i af6nisa±d, consideration shall be given to the probable or lhcrease in operating or maintenance expenses that w iroiil the expenditure of the funds proposed to be deli r tb aisuance and sale of said bonds, and said cost of o and amtenance for said fiscal year may be according fled I Srdfion 11 That Moab City hereby covenants and agr each and every holder of the bonds issued hereunder, at, notwithstanding any provisions contained: th'revenues" or "Income" from the municipal w a to l Il include all income and revenue derived by s fr IA { operation of the system whether resulting fro, tim eillpprovements, repairs, or betterments to the sys otherwise, and shall include all revenues received by s or any municipal corporation succeeding to the rights City from said system and from the sale of services to th rtants of what is now Moab City (including all territory ations hick may be made while said revenue refundin or an art thereof, are outstanding), or from the sale d distri ed by means of said system owned and operated } City a (the same may at any time exist to serve Gusto side the City limits as well as customers wit`•'- the City b That while the bonds authorized herein, heretri hereafter, which shall be payable from revenues derived f systetti, oriany of said bonds, remain outstanding and uni rates'kw ,ibh shall be payable in lawful money of • the States 6 America) for all service rendered by the syste City and -to it; inhabitants and to all consumers within or the boundaries of said City, shall be adequate to provid ues sufficient for the payment of the interest on and the p' of said bonds as herein provided, and shall be reasona just, and users, t klnt into accotuntute handconsiderat on the e cost of the 'cost and of the system, and the proper and necessary allowances for anon andtmamtenance and for the depreciation of the s+ and the amounts necessary for the retirement of all bonds able from the revenues of the system, the accruing Interest such bonds, and there shall be charged against all purchas adequatetes and amounts as s d to meet the requirem ntsinsaid Cit. such aof this and the precedin tons Hereof, all of which revenues, including those receive the City, shall be subject to dlstnbution to the payment cost of operating and maintaining the system, the creatio maintenance of a derpreciation fund, the payment of prl of and interest on the bonds herein and hereafter authorize such other purposes as herein provided, that no free servic be furnished t a hereof or of the entices renderredm or �therebytby the City,aor an' partment thereof, will be paid for at the reasonable value ri service so,rendered, and that the income so derived sha deemed to be Income derived from the operation of the syste be used and accounted for in the same manner as any oth come Thderived If from for water served byeration of id system or through the mun water system shall be rendered monthly at the established in advance to be due and payable the first day of each and monfull within days becoming due anIn the event said d payable. lls are not vateraidiservice. shall h mediatel =discontinued mteres' e mg pn due, or 129 -and is hereby pledged, for the purpose of paying the Kdan*the principal of the bonds herein authorized !Alin the event of default on the part of the City in pay- ,• rof or interest on said bonds promptly as each falls n e keeping of any covenants herein contained, and if such default shall continue for a period of sixty days, the City will appoint a manager for the system, which manager shall have full control over the system and shall operate the system for' Moab City, and shall enforce such reasonable rates and charges as will be sufficient to make the payments required by this ordi- nance, and shall in all things so operate the system as to fully comply with all of the requirements and provisions of this sap. nance The right of the holder or holders of the bonds herein au- thorized to require the appointment of such manager shall not be exclusive, and in the event of default as herein outlined, such holder or holders shall have the right to proceed in law or equity to require the performance of the covenants herein contained in any action which to them shall seem appropriate f. That the City will operate and maintain said system,'so long aS any of the bonds herein authorized are outstanding, in an efficient operating condition and will make such ex --tensions, im- provements'or additions thereto as may be necessary or advisable to insure its economical and efficient operation at all times and to an extent sufficient to supply public or private demands for service within the City and the territory adjacent thereto g That so long as any of the bonds remain outstanding, pro- per books of record and account will be kept by the City, separ- ate and apart from all other records and accounts, showing com• plete and correct entries of all transactions relating to the sys- tem, e ied agent or agents of such holders, stall have d the right at all reasonable times to inspect all records• accounts and data relat- ing thereto and to inspect the system and all properties mmpris ing said system The City further agrees that it will, within sixty days following the close of each fiscal year, cause an audit of such books and accounts to be made by an independent firm of certified public accountants, showing the recetpts and disburse- ments for the account of the system, and that such audit wilrVe available for inspection by the holders of any of the bonds. Each such audit, in addition to whatever matters may be thought pro per by the accountant to be included therein, shall include, the following' (1) A statement in detail of the income and expenditures of the system for such fiscal year (2) A balance sheet as of the end of such fiscal year (3) The accountant's comment regarding the manner in which the City has carried out the requirements of this or- dinance, and the accountant's recommendation for any change or improvement in the operation of the system. (9) A list of the insurance policies In force at the end of the fiscal year, setting out as to each policy the amount of the policy, the risks covered, the name of the insurer and the expiration date of the policy, (5) The number of water connections at the end of the year (6) The number of customers per class of customer, if there be classes of customers, and revenues per class of customer. A similar audit and report shall be prepared by the City immed- iately after the expiration of each quarter of each fiscal year. All expenses incurred in the making of the audits and reports required by this section shall be regarded and paid as a main- tenance and operation expense The City agrees to furnish a copy of each of such audits to the holder of any of the bonds at his request, and without request to the original purchaser of said bonds from the City, after such audit and report has been pre- pared, and that any such holder shall have the right to discuss with the accountant or persons making the audit the contents of the audit and to ask for such additional Information as he may reasonably =equire h. That as long as any of the bonds hereby authorized arel outstanding, the City shall not grant any franchtae or license to. a competing system, nor shall it permit, during said period, any, person, association, firm or corporation to supply or sell water facllltles,or services to any consumer, public —or private, within') the City i 1 That the City, in Its operation of the system, will carry fire) and extended coverage insurance, workman's compensation In surance and public liability insurance, and other types of in. surance, In such ■mounts and to such extent as is normally, carried by private corporations operating public utilities of the same type The cost of such insurance shall be considered one of the operating costs of the system and shall be payable solely from the revenues of the system. In the event of loss or damage, Insurance pro- ceeds shall be used first for the purpose of restoring or replacing the property lost or damaged, and any remainder shall be treated 7as net income and revenues, and shall be subject to distribution in the manner provided hereinabove for net Income and revenues, derived from the operation of the system ] That the City will not sell, lease, mortgage, pledge or other -I wise encumber, or in any manner dispose of or alienate the sys- tem, or any part thereof,nncluding any and all extensions and li 'additions that may be made thereto, until all the bonds herein ;authorized to be issued shall have been paid in full, both pin cipal and 'interest, except that the City may sell any portion of said property which shall have been replaced by other property, of at least equal value, or which shall cease to be necessary for the efficient operation of the system; provided, however, that' in the event of any sale, as aforesaid, the proceeds of such sale shall be distributed as gross income or revenues of the system k That the bonds authorized to be issued hereunder, shall constitute a first hen against the net revenues of the system, consisting of that part of the gross income and revenues derived' from the operation of the system remaining after provision is made for the payment of the operation and maintenance costs,' as hereinabove provided 1 That each municipal official having custody of4urj fault `hall continue for a period of thirty days after written no - rived from operation of the system shall be bonded in' n altice there& to the City from any holder of one or more bonds or from eig holder of the coupons representing interest thereon, at any tune outstanding, then, and m such event, any holder of any one or more of said bonds, or any of the coupons representing in- terest thereon, may, either at late or in equity, by suit, action, mandamus or other appropriate proceeding or proceedings in any court of competent jurisdiction, protect the 'hen created by this among the bonds authorized to be issued pursuant to this ordj ordinance on the revenues of said system and may, by suit, ac regardless of the fact that they may be actually issued ad iron, mandamus or other appropriate proceeding or proceedings livered at different times It is hereby expressly agreed anl enforce and comrigl the performance of any duty imposed upon enanted that the City will not hereafter issue any bonsad City by the provisions of this ordinance, including, without obligations payable from the revenues of the system un limiting the generality of the foregoing, the making and collec bonds herein authorized have been paid in full, unless su tion of sufficient rate and charges and the segregation of the in- dihonal bonds are issued in such manner as provided in come and revenue of said system and the proper application �10 of this ordinance and shall have a hen on the revenues thereof, and further including the appointment of a receiver to (system tumor m hen to the bonds authorized herein operate the system during default on behalf of the City, for the Section 13 That the provisions of Section 12 hereof a benefit of the holders of the bonds herein 'authorized jest to the exceppon that if at any time after the bonds Section 18. That the officers of the City be, and they herelhy or hereafter authorized, or any part thereof, shall have are, authorized and directed to take all action necessary or ap• issued, the City Council shall' find it desirable to refund propriate to effectuate the provisions of this ordinance, including, bonds, said ponds, or any part thereof, may be refunde without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the printing of lonly with the consent of holders thereof, unless the Bond said bonds and the execution of such certificates as may reason - !matured, or unless said bonds are subject to refunding b} ably be required by the purchaser thereof relating to the signing ation of law at the option of the City), and the refunding of the bonds, the tenure and identity of the municipal officials, Iso issued shall enjoy complete equality of lien with the the assessed valuation and indebtedness of the City, the' ex" of said bonds which is not refunded, if any there be, an change of said bonds for the bonds being refunded, and, if m ac- 'holders of the refunding bonds shall be subrogated to all cordance with the facts, the absence of litigation, pending or (rights and privileges enjoyed by'the holders of the bon threatened, affecting the validity thereof funded thereby The refunding bonds shall be issued with Section 19 That, except to the extent the city must ppay for details as the City Council may, by ordinance, provide, si services rendered to it by and through the system, notwitFistand- to the inclusion of said rights and privileges, provided that ing anything in this ordinance contained, nothing herein shall a part of the outstanding bonds is refunded, the interest be construed so as to impose an obligation upon the City regmr- the refunded bonds may not be increased, except if refun ing the City to expend any funds derived from sources other than .pay maturing bonds, the refunded bonds may not matur'from the operation of said system, and further, no bond or obin• date earlier than the maturity date of any of the bonds Igation imposed upon the City by any provision of this ordinance funded, and the refunding bonds shall either be delivered shall constitute an indebtedness of the City within the meaning original purchaser of those bonds at not less than par a of any state constitutional or statutory provision or limitation; crued interest, and the proceeds thereof shall be used to p but every such obligation is payable and collectible solely from bonds refunded, or said bonds shall be delivered in exehan the net revenues derived from the operations of the City's system, the bonds refunded. the income of which is so pledged, and the holder thereof may not Section 14 That the Mayor, the Recorder and the Tre look to any general or other fund for the payment of pnn,Apal of said City are hereby authorized and directed to prepar and interest of the bonds authorized herein execute sard+bonds as herein provided Upon the execution o Section 20 That all by-laws, orders, resolutions and ordinanc- bonds as herein provided, they shall be delivered to the Tre es, or parts of by-laws, orders, resolutions and ordinances, in con - of the City to be by him delivered to the holder or holders filet with this ordinance, are hereby repealed bonds being refunded Section 21 That if any one of more sections, sentences, clans Section 15 That if it should be legally determined th es or parts of this ordinance shall, for any reason, be questioned legislative or other body, commission or authority has pox or held invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or invall lawndly prescribe a lower schedule of rates than that co date the remaining provisions of this ordinance, but shall be con - 'plated by this or other ordinances, and if such lower rate fined in its operation to the specific sections, sentences, clauses be prescribed, then the payment of interest on and the pri, or parts of this ordinance so held unconstitutional and invalid, of said bonds shall constitute a first and prior charge on th and the inapplicability and invalidity of any section, sentence, enue received from said system, anything in this ordrnanc_ clause or part of this ordinance, in any one or more instances tained to the contrary notwithstanding, shall not affect or prejudice in any way the applicability and va Section is That the provisions of this ordinance shall lidity of this ordinance in any other instances stitute a contract between Moab City and the holder or hold Section 22 That this ordinance may be amended or supple the bond .herein authorized to be issued, and that after t rriented by ordinances adopted by the City Council in accordance suance o any such bonds no repeal, change, variation or a with the laws of the State of Utah with the written consent of the tion of 4cind in the provisions of this ordinance shall be holders of 75% of the bonds authorized by this ordinance and in any, ner except as herein provided until such time as utstanding at the time of the adoption of such amendatory or said bonds issued hereunder and interest due thereon have ' upplemental ordinance, provided, however, that no surh ordt paid id full ante shall have the effect of permitting (a) an extension of the aturity of any bond authorized by this ordinance, of (d) a re- in observance or performance oflany ce�Fntor condition uctlon in the principal amount or any bond or the rate of inter Section 17 That if default shall at,asy bite be made i in required to be kept or perform`ed_bxn oat City and such a-i est thereon, or (c) the creation of c lien upon or a pledge of revenues ranking prior to the lien of pledge created by this ordinance, or ranking on a parity with emit lien or pledge exoept as in this ordinance provided, or (d) a reduction of the principal amount of bonds required for consent to sLch amendatory or supplemental ordinanoe. Section 23. That the City Recorder be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to publish this ordnance in the Times -Independent, a newopaper of general circulation published in Moab City, Utah, on one issue thereof. Section 24. That in the opinion of the City Council of Moab City, an amergenoy exists ana It is necessary for the immediate preservation of the peaoe, health and safety of said City that this ordinance shall take effeot immediately upon its passage, appresal and publication in accordance with law. This ordinance was adopted by the affirmative vote of not less than two- thirds of all the members of the City Council of Moab City, in the County of Grand and State of Utah, and approved by me after due examination as Mayor thereof, attested by the City Recorder, and the corporate seal affixed on this 19th day of June, 1951. Approved; 130 equal to total funds in his custody at any one time. `-- Section 12 That the bonds authorized tobeissued her 'and from time to time outstanding, shall not be entitled,l priority one over the other in the application of the reven the system, regardless of the time or times of their issuance, mg the intention of the City Council that there shall be no Attest ` yor. corder. The adoption of the foregoing ordinance was seconded by Counoilman Ralph J. Miller, Jr., and, on being put to a vote, was carried by the affirmative vote of at least two-thirds of the total membership of the City Council, the vote being as followat Those voting lye; George J. Burok, N. S. Christensen, Ralph J. Miller, Jr., Pilliam T. Hines, J. E. herby, Robert D. Baldwin. Those voting Nay: None. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thhis/ 19th day of June, 1951. AYTESTt jgfre.- %��, � »sty recorder. l� Mayor. its In Canning Cupboards u Below) LYNN CHAMBERS' MEND Broiled Lamb Patties Mint Jelly Peas and Crumbled Bacon In Mashed Potato Nests Heated Rolls Beet Salad 'Pear and Peach Jam Orange Tapioca Pudding Spice Coolies Beverage 'Recipe Given and bring to botL Add .plcee, tied oosely in a cheesecloth bap, and bot15 minutes Add peaches, enough o fill one jar Simmer gently lust 'Until ander Pack wide hot into 'sterilized jars, covering fruit with i syrup Seal at once • . • Bread and Butter Pickle, g gnarls sliced, medium en- cumbers 1 cop Galt g onions sliced medium Combine and allow to stand for three hours Drain. 1B quarts vinegar C caps auger % cup nar-lard seed 1 tablespoon celery seed Yt to % teaspoon cayenne pep- per Combine seasonhirs andldaeRar. FIRST AID To THE AILING HOUSE MilaaY ROGER C WHRMAN Question I lust Bushed the staggering task of removing some casein paint from a bathroom ceil- ing, by using a strong water sof- tener solution and a scraper 1 am now down to the plaster Do I treat the bare plaster the same as when new, that is, by using sizing, un- dercoat and then paint? 1 had to remove the casein paint because tt started to peel and let go of the ceiling. Answer You did all right, for you succeeded in doing what you started out to do But the water softening solution should all be thoroughly washed off, for if you let it stay on the ceiling, it will continue to worts on your new paint and spoil the job Use plenty of water for the wash -off When the ceiling is quite dry, apply two casts of enamel undercoater and a finish of enamel following the directions on the label Where you made your original mistake was In putting cauem paint on the bathroom ceiling. The steam loos- ened the paint a.iC. caused It to peel Enamel is the right kind of finish for bathroom and kitchen surfaces (unless you are going to use other hard finishes for the walls) Flat wall paints are not supposed to be used for these rooms. Coal Was Created Before Human Advent What is coal? How was tt made? Well, it all started many =thong of years ago, m what is called the Carboniferous Period We some- times call it the Coal Age The climate was very warm and moist all over the -earth There were heavy rains Plants grew East and luxuriantly, especially in swampy areas In our country, these great swamps extended in all directions fa' where we find coal today in what is now Pennaylvama and the whole Appalachian range, the meddle Atlantic stales, the Rocky Mountains, and even the far away Pacific Coast. The forest trees resembled giant ferns, reeds, and mosses, rising to heights of 100 to 120 feet, and many feet in diame- ter Other trees looked much hire enormous `--s, climbing 50 feet into the air. Everything was green and lush m this strange world. The giant trees, ferns, grasses, insect life and other creatures, died, fell into the swamps and became part of the sea life buried there Heavy rains washed soil and sand from lugh places into the swampy low- lyndc Land gradually sank. The trrunwg rug of trees and s any tune whet 45 degrees or I • The typical prbduced by raindrop wouli were floating falling in a va • Bowling is originated as Christians in Cr G212 One. o..I Aui. ale R., .lenseltei rep inniete. In .Nemeihe I pint. with bun awtmn .,e ra., SEE,YQUR- MRS. I� HA©Ai HADACOI Down. Co Caused 1 tite• If En these days life, with folks you simply haws goin ed, pins; said during r newsp p a eg the period and time don't sleep well life can be migh .eu. Herren of rubl i- t—, 3n, and ;.hat it was published Chase Drive, G used to feel t hears how many these condition deficiency of Vi cm and Iron we clement thereof. today's great B - gen taking HI feel, so good I, soy enough for Hera L whai 1 Proof of Publication STATE 9F U`l'AH, SS. County of Grand, L. L. Taylor, being first duly swc according to law, deposes and says: Thult. he is the publisher of The Times-[nde- pendent, a 'Meekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah, that the notice ,hedtltl mo hereto attached, and which is made a part of this Affidavit of Publication, was published in said newspaper for a period of ono Q,Graa.9.GUta.xe, issue A, thel7 publication having been made ,ii Gut 0, Ma 440-. 1a 14Z.L.An , that the said notice was published in each and every copy of in the newspaper proper and not in a sup - Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10t h day of ; t uot,l, 10*1. Notary Public, Residing at Moab, Utah. My commission expire ORDINANCE NO-32 — SERIES 1951 AN ORDINANCE TO CONTRACT COUNBTEDNESS ON BEHALF OF MOAB CITY, GRAND AND UPON THE CREDIT THEREOF BY ISSUING THE NEGOTIABLE COUPON GENERAL OBLIGATION WATER AND SEWER BONDS OF MOAB CITY IN THE AGGRWATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF 3559,000.00 PRFSCRIBING THE FORM OF SAID BONDS, PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY OF A TAX TO PAY THE PRINCIPAL. AND INTEREST THERE OF PRESCRIBING DETAILS IN CONNECTION THERE WITH, AND PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE prior notice by publication In a newspaper of general circulation In Moab City, in the manner and upon the conditions provided in the ordinance authorizing the issuance of thts bond This bond is issued by Moab City, for and on behalf of said City end upon the credit thereof for the purpose of providing funds to defray in part the cost of construchng improvements, en 1 largements, extensions and betterments to the present Crater and sewer system of Moab City in order adequately to supply water an.) sewer service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by the municipality, under the authority of and In full conformity with the conshtullon and statutes of the State of Utah and pursuant to an ordinance of said City duly adopted published and made a law of sand City prior to the Issuance of this bond It is hereby certified and warranted that the Issuance of this bond has been authorized by the electors of Tieab Clty, qualified WHEREAS, Moab City, in the County of Grand and State of to Note on the question at a special election held In surd City on Utah, is an incorporated city, duly organized and existing under the 12th day of June 1951 the Imes of the State of Utah, and now owns and operates a .cater It is hereby certified and recited that ail the requirements of and saner system (hereinafter sometimes designated the "system") laws have been fully complied with by the proper officers of said for the benefit of the City and its Inhabitants, and City in the issuance of this bond, that the total indebtedness of WHEREAS, said water system and sewer system are jointly said City ueludhng that of this bond does not exceed any limit operated as a single system, and of Indebtedness prescribed by the constitution or Ime.s of Ibe WHEREAS, Moab Ctty was duly proclaimed a City of the State of iltab and that proosion has been mode for tiie levy and third class on the 25th day of September, 1936, and collection of annual taxes sufficient to pay the Interest on and WHEREAS, at a special electton duty called and held to Moab the principal of this bond when the same become due City on the 12th day of June, 1951, there was submitted to the The faith and credit of Moab Crty are hereby pledged for the electors of the City qualified to vole thereon, the following ques punctual payment of the principal of and the Interest on this bon, to wit bond IN WITNESS WHEREOF Moab City has caused this bona to tie signed by Its Mayor and City Treasurer, and its eorporate,seat to be affixed thereto attested by its City Recorder, and dhe an nexed interest coupons to bear the facsimile signature of the City Treasurer as of the first day of July, A D, 1951 (SEAL) Mayor "Shall the negotiable coupon bonds of :dont, City, Grand County, Utah,, in the aggregate principal amount of 558,00000, or sa much thereof as may be necessary, payable within hvent} years from the dale of issue and bearing Interest at a rate not exceeding four per centum per annum payable semi annually, be issued and sold for the purpose of constructing improvements, enlarge ments extensions and betterments to the present eater and sewer system of said City in order adequately to supply water and server servlee to the Inhabitants there of, the same to be owned and controlled by said Manion palitY°" and IVIIEREAS, more than a majority of the qualified electors Of the City, voting on the question so submitted, voted in favor of the issuance of the bonds, and WHEREAS, the City Council of Moab City has determined and does hereby determine, that It Is necessary and for the best interests of Moab City and the inhabitants thereof that the gen- eral obllgallen bonds of the City In the amount of S5S00000 be issued and sold at this time for the purpose of defraying in part the cost of constructing improvements, enlargements extensions and betterments to the water and senor system of said City in order adequately to supply water and sewer service to the in habitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by the municipality - NOW, THEREFORE SE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN CIL OF MOAT CITY GRAND COUNTY UTAH Section I That said election resulted fry the approvai of the Issuance of the General Obligation Bonds of Moab City In the amount of $5E,00000, as aforesaid, and the result of said election is hereby so declared Section 2 That all action heretofore taken In the officers of Moab City directed toward the construction of Improtements, enlargements, extensions and betterments io the present water and sewer system of the City, and the Issuance of Its bonds for that purpose, be, and the same is berets, ratified, approyed and confirmed Section 3 That for the purpose of providing funds to defray In part the cost of constructing Improvements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the present water and sewer sys tem of Moab City In order adequately to supply meter and seta service to the inhabitants thereof the same to he awned and con trolled by said municipality, there shall be issued negotiable coupon bonds of sand City In the aggregate principal amount of $53,00000 consisting of 5S)bonds In the denomination of $1000 each numbered from 1 to 53 both inclusite, bearing date as of the first day of July, 1951, bearing Interest at the rate or rates to be established after the public sale of saki bonds, payable semi annually on to first days of January and July In each year, as esldenced by Irdetest being pitiable In laurel mono of the United States of America at the First Security Bank of Utah, NA, Exchange Place Drench, Salt Lake City, Utah Said bonds shall bear interest and mature serially In regular numerical or der, as lotions Bond Numbers Maturity Dales Amounts (All Inctush c) 1-5 July 1, 19G1 35 0(10 00 6--10 Jul, 1 19C3 S MO 00 11-15 Juty 1, 1963 509000 le-20 July 1 19G4 500000 21-25 July 1, 19e5 5WOO 26-30 July I 1966 500100 31-35 July 1 1967 5 000 00 36- 40 Judy 1, 19GS 5,00003 41-95 July 1, 15p 5 000 00 4(r-50 July 1, 1970 5,t100oo 51--5S July 1, 1971 S 000 00 Said bonds are subject to redemption In Imerse numerten/ order, at the option of the City on July 1, 1957, or on any interest payment date thereafter prior to maturity, at a price equal to the principal amount there^• "h /merited Interest to the redemption date Notice of redemption shall ►e given by" the Treasurer, 1n the name of the City, by publication of such notice at least once, not more than 60 nor less than 30 days prior to the redemption date in a newspaper of general circulation In Moab City, end a copy of such nonce shall be sent by registered mall at least thirty days prior to the redemption date, to the origlnal purchaser of the bonds Such notice shall specify the number or numbers of the bonds to be redeemed of less than all of the bonds are to be redeemed), and shall further state that on such redemption date there tent become and be due and payable upon each bond to he so redeemed, at the office of the City Treasurer, Moab City, Utah the principal amount thereof, ullh accrued Interest to the redemption date, and that from and after such date Interest will cease to accrue Notice }lasing been eiven,in the manner herein before provided, the bond or bonds so called for redemption shall become due and payoble on the redemptiop dale so designated and upon presenlation thereof al the Office of the City Treasur or, Moab City, Utah, together with all appurtenant coupons ma Wring subsequent to the redemption date, Moab Ctty will pay the bond or bonds so called for redemption Section 4 That said bonda shall be signed by the Mayor and City Treasurer, and attested lay the City Recorder, and sealbd with the corporate seal of said City The coupons attached to said bonds shall bear the facsimile signature of the City Treasur or, which officer, by the execution of said bonds, shall adopt as and for his stgniture the facsimile thereof appearing on said cow Pons Said bonds and coupons bearing the signatures of the of Deers in office at the time of the signing thereof shall be th vat Id and binding obligations of Moab City notwrthstandint� that before the delivery thereof and payment therefor any' ar all of the persons whose signature. appearing thereon shall has, Peas ell to fill their respective offices, Section 5 That said bonds and the coupons thereto arched shall be In substantially the following form (\ UNITED STATES Or IxtER1CA STATE OF UTAH COUNTY OF GRAND MOAB CITY ` GENERAL OBLICATION WATER AND SEWER BOND SERIES OF JULY 1 1931 City Treasurer City Recorder Authorized by Act of the Legislature, State of Utah (Farm of Couponl No S Jul}, On the first day of January, A D, 19 , *tintless the bond to mblch this coupon is attached has been called for prtor re demotion), Moab City in the County of Grand and Stale o[ Utah, vy 111 pay to the bearer DOLLARS at the First Security Bank of Utah N A Exchange Pince Branch Salt Lake City, Utah in lawful money of the United States oti America, being sl♦ months' interest on its General Obligation Water and Sewer Bond, Series July 1, 1951, dated July 1, 1951, and bearing No (Facsimile Signature) City Treasurer • (To be inserted In coupons maturing January 1, 195S, and thereafter) Section 6 That saki bonds shall be sold at public sale as tit rected by resolution of the City Cannel/ The funds realized from the sole of said bonds shall be applied solely to the purpose of defraying In part the cost of Constructing Improvements, enlarge ments, extensions and betterments to the present under and sew er system of Monti Clty In order adequately to supply water and serer service to the Inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by said municipality, but the purchaser of said bonds shall to no manner be responsible for the application or disposal by said City, or by any of its officers, of any of the funds derlyed from the sale thereof Section 7 That at the time and In the manner provided in law, commencing in the year 1951, and annually thefenfter while any of the bonds hereinaauthorized are outstanding and unpaid in order to provide for the pavment of the principal, nd Interest as the same becomes due there shell be levied on a,'; the taxable property In Ile City In addition to all other lases slime( annual taxes sufficient to provide for the pavment of such principal and interest and said tares. ashen collected shall be deposited in n special funds to be known as "Water and Sewer Bond Fund" and such fund shall be applied solely for the phrpose of payment of the Interest bn and the principal of said bonds respectively, mil for no other purpose whatever, until the indobtcdnexs so contract ea under this ordinance both principal iced Interest shall haws been fully mild, satisfied and discharged, but nothi ,hereto con tamed shall be so construed as to prevent sold CIO rim opal) Ing anv other funds that may be In the treasury and mailable for that purpose to the pnyment of snld Interest nr princlpal n� the same respeetvely mature, and upon such payments the levy islevies herein provided may thereupon to that extent be dtmin hed The sums hereinbetore provided to meet the Interest on said bonds and to discharge the principal thereof when due ore hereby applied to that purpose, and sold amount for each year Shall he Included In the annual budget end the appropriation bills to be adopted and passed by the City Council of saki Oh to each year respectively Section R That it shell be the duly of the City Council of said City annually, In the time and In the manner provided by law for levying other taxes If sUch action shall he necessary to effectu ate the proylstens et this ordinance, to ratify and carry out the provisions hereof n Ith reference to the levy and collection of tax es, and that said City Council shall require the °Meets of and for said City to levy, extend and collect such taxes In the manner provided by law (or the purpose of creating n fund for the pay thant of the princlpal of sold bands and the Interest accruing ereon Such takes, when collected, shall he kept fin' and applied only to the payment of the interest and principal of sold bonds as hereinbetore specified Section 9 That the officers of Moab City be, and they hereby are, authorized anti directed to take all aellon necessary or ap proprlate to effectuate the provisions of this ordinance, Including without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the printtt1g of saki bonds and the execution of such certificates as may renCon able be required bs the purchaser (hereof relating to the signing of the bonds the tenure and Identity of the municipal officials the assessed saluallon and Indebtedness of the City the receipt of the bond purchase price and, if in accordance with the facts, the absence of litigation, pending or threatened, affecting the va tidily thereof Section 10 That all ordinances or ports thereof In conflict With this ordinance are hereby repealed After the bonds hereby authorized base been Issued, this ordinance shall ronsutute a contract between Moab City and the troller or holders of Vida bonds, and shn)i he and remain irrepestabie until said bonds and the interest accruing thereon shall have been fully paid, sntls fled and discharged Section 11 That In the opinion of the City Council of Moab City it is necessary to the pear* Stealth and safely of ssfd Cns that this ordinance shalt take effect upon the date of its passage, approval and publication PASSED by the City Council of Moab City Grand County State of Utah, and approver( by the Mayor of said City, this 21s1 day of June 1951 GEORGC J RURCH {SEAL) Mayor Attest MARCIE M SHAFER City Recorder t f No St 000 ilk' Moab City, in the County of Grand and State of Utah, ne knowledeed itself indebted and hereby promises le pay to the bearer hereof the sum of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS on the first day of July, AD, 19 _ , with interest thereon at tle Late of - per eentgm per annum, payable semi annually on the first Jaya of January and July In eneh veer both principal and Interest being payable In lawful monev of the United Stales of America at the First Securily.Bank of Utah NA Exchange Place Rraneb, Salt Lake City, Ulah, upon presentation and sur render of this bend and of the annexed coupons as they severally become due Thls bond is subject to redemption at the option of Moab City on July 1, 1957 or on any Interest payment date thereafter, at a price equal to the principal amount thereof tyilh embed interest le the redemption date Redemption shall be msde upon not less than thirty days State o pm, or Cowl of saki haV quh roll i �3 ut be th a co hi to for Nrest m" dig lone it th con_, a. !xist � s a ,gif no sa- cil o the ajd ap Thurs STATE O COUNTY MOAa oab, Utah n make their maximum con- ibutton, (2) providing em- _ loyers with current labor mar- e a-j at information so that they 'I be continuously informed to the number of available orkers, available skills, short- ge occupations, available out - de supply, etc , (3) develop- g recruitment and rehabih- bon activities needed to ex - and the labor force, (4) tram. g persons to meet civilian anpower requirements and roviding appropriate place• ent service, (5) providing as - stance to employers and pro- T mieste, oting maximum achnities of er wes loth, a labor force - including wo• fph a pal ;nen, physically handicapped of and older workers 1 oribro 1 It will be recalled that dur vas cleor ,ne World War II civilian de with, tmi ense mobilization was exclus- stiff atet {rely a program carried out by It of i Vie federal government Mr ✓ mg stated that the state epartment of employment se- trity hopes to be able to ob the ie full understanding, as - stance and cooperation of la- t to con' =a d 7Ce-foil ad b Wellasb, w I Ti to gt oil 1 �{ erY Ralp Urn t the an o�+. subs ?e the at ishei doneor Tl;ls - NDER A mac th loc be pro and its of 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Taylor, being first duly swot according to law, deposes and says: Tha he is the publisher of The Times-Inde-f pendent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday } Moab, Grand county, state of Utah; that the notice hereto attached, and' which is made a pe of this Affidavit of Publication, was published in said newspaper for a perao of ono ccanz 4't1..`ie issues the -a publication having been made .Tuna 21, 1901 , an ; that the said noti was published in each and every copy of said newspaper during the period and ti o_' publication, and that it was publish( in the newspaper proper and not in a su plement thereof. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22nd day of ohm, 1001. Notary Public, Residing at Moab, Utah My commission expires I1_-y Thursday, June 21, 1951 STATE OF UTAH COUNTY OF GRAND as. MOAT CITY f The City Council of Moab City, In the County of Grand and Stale of Utah, met in regular session at the hour of a 00 o'clock, pm, on Tuesday, the 19th day of June, 1951, at the Grand County Court House within said City, being the regular meeting place of said City Council, due, legal and timely notice of said meeting having been served upon all members of the City Council as re gulled by law and the rules and ordinances of said Clty Upon roll call the following members, constituting a quorum, were present Tfayor George J Burck Councilmen N S Christensen, Ralph 7 Miller, Jr William T Hines, J W Kerby, Robert D Baldwin Absent None There were also present City Recorder Margie M Shafer Councilman N S Christensen Introduced the following or dinanrn, which was thereupon read In full and rs as follows ORDINANCE NO 31 AN ORDINANCE RATIFYING ACTION PREVIOUSLY TAKEN DIRECTED TOWARD THE PRIOR REDEMPTION OF WATER WORKS REVENUE BONDS AND THE ISSU ANCE OF REVENUE REFUNDING BONDS AUTHORIZ INC THE ISSUANCE OF SAID REFUNDING BONDS IN THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF 315,00000 FOR THE PURPOSE OF REFUNDING SAID REVENUE BONDS, PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF SAID REFUNDING BONDS AND OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION THERE WITH PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION AND DIS POSITION OF THE REVENUES TO BE DERIVED FROM THE MUNICIPAL WATER WORMS AND WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF BOTH THE PRINCIPAL OF AND THE INTEREST ON SAID BONDS FROM THE NET REVENUES OF SAID SYSTEM. MAKING OTHER PROVISIONS WITH RESPECT TO THE OPERATION OF SAID SYSTEM, THE ISSUANCE OF SAID BONDS AND THE ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL BONDS PAYABLE FROM THE REVENUES OF THE SYSTEM, PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF, AND OTHER DETAILS CONCERNING THIS ORDINANCE AND RE PEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH WHEREAS, Moab City In the County or Grand and Stale of Utah Is an Incorporated City dull organized and exrshng under , the lases of the State of Utah, has owned and operated for a num 'ber of years a water system (hereinafter sometimes designated the cingle system), and now owns and operates jointly, and as a single system, for the benefit of the City and Its inhabitants, water and sewer system (hereinafter sometime, designated the combined sstem), and 11711EREAS, Moab City was duly proclaimed a city of the third class on the 25th day of September, 1936, and WHEREAS, the City Council of Moab City has heretofore de termined and does hereby determine, that It is necessary and for the best interests of said City, and the inhabitants thereof that said combined system be Improted enlarged extended, and bettered by the expenditure of not to exceed $15000000 and WHEREAS, Moab City has determined to finance said Im prmements, enlargements extensions and betterments to said combined system by the Issuance of Its general obligation water and sewer Improvement bonds In the amount of $5300000 and its water and sewer improtement revenue fronds In the Amount of $9200000 payable solely from the net retenues to be cleated from said combined system, and ) WHEREAS, Moab City, pursuant to Ordinance No 2 adopted rid slammed the 6th day of December 1935 has heretofore *sued Its Waterworks Revenue Bonds, dated December 1, 193g, Ip the aggregate principal amount of 32500000 (hereinafter sometimes designated the le33 bonds), consisting of twenty the bonds In -the denomination of $1 000 00 each maturing serially wlthom option of prior redemption on the first day of December $1,00000 In ea of the years 1941 to 1965 both Inclushe bearing Interest at th rate of four per centum (4%) per annum payable semi annu Iv on the first days of June and December In each year both inclp•1 and Interest being payable al the office of the City' asurer solely from the net retenues of the single system f .1' h Issue there are_outstanding and unpaid bonds num bered to 25, both Induslte, In the agprerale p- "eina' a^ el at of S1, CO and matunng serial], on the fir,t day f December In ea, of the years 1951 to 1965, both Inclushe, and w REAS Id municipality except to the extent that the reven derived the operation of Its municipal water sys tem i e been pledged to the payment of said 1935 bonds, has never edged the retenues of Its combined system, with the re sult t the net Income clerked from the operation of said com pined stem may now be pledged lawfully and Irreyocably for the p ent of revenue bonds issued for the purposes heselnbe fore r ed, and V REAS said Ordinance No 2 authorizing the Issuance of sal bonds, provides In Section 5 thereof as follows as long as any of the bonds herein authorized to b ued Is outstanding, said Moab City shall not mort g pledge or otherwise encumber the waterworks sys to r any part thereof and shall not sell, lease, or other w dispose of any substantial portion of the said sye t ild said City shall not Issue any obligation for the ""f which the revenue of the waterworks system ,ird unles. each pledge Is made lunlor and eqb o the pledge [or the payment of the bold+ � a } 1, d rt to bo Lssuea, and Yet fi the gross e KeI+ y , tpr dating were said sufficient t Cor the l cos year then �! next preceding were maintenance. and le to pay all costs al opal le.tnon and ofthSegand lane ■balance equal necessary In al least 1207E of the segregate poi a[ al the amount necessary to pay the !bonds[ and principal requirements for such year on the hands herein Issued, cip the amount reefs suc y pay the Interest and principal tions payable for such Near on any other bonds n es of saki payable In whole or 1n part fnm the revenues of cold watenvorks system, and (c) the amount necessary to pay the Interest requirements of one >ear on the total issue of the bonds then proposed to be Issued and ■ portion of the principal thereof to be determined by dividing the amount of such proposed tIssuerb i the .umber of years to the final ma WHEREAS the revenues from either the single system or the combined system do not equal nor exceed the minimum require ments lerelnabose quoted for the issuance of additional bonds and WIEREAS F T Boise and Company Salt Lake City Utah and associates the holders and owners of 11 of sald 1931 bonds which are now outstanding In the ■ggreeate principal amount f 3150(1000, have consented and agreed that said bonds be re funded by exchange, bond for bond, for 1Valer Works Revenue Refunding Bonds In the aggregate principal amount of 315000 CO, and that said refunding bonds shall be payable from, and secured by a pledge of all of the net ehenues of said single sys tem, which pledge shall be superior to the pledge for the pay ment of he proposed water and sewer Improvement revenue bonds In the aggregate principal amount of 532,00000, heretofore submitted to and approved by the electors of said City therein- after sometimes designated the proposed lmproyemenl revenue bonds), and WHEREAS by the Issuance of sal& refunding bonds and by Ine issuance of Its proposed Improvement bonds, said system may be m Improved, enlarged extended and bettered to the mutual benefit of said City and the Inhabitants hereof and the holders and owners of sold 1939 bends, and WHEREAS, the lien of said refunding bonds on the revenues of said single system and the pledge for the payanent of geld bonds shall be, and hereby are made superior to the lien and the pledge for the payment of said proposed Improvement revenue bonds both principal and interest and WHEREAS, Moab City has the power, pursuant to Section 9 of the Granger Acde t nd alllllawss3amendatory hereof or s pu pas ple me tad thereto, to Issue and negotiate new bonds on such terms as the governing body shall deem advisable for the purpose of providing for the payment of .old 1935 bends as have been Issued and are outstanding under the provisions of said act, and WHEREAS the City Council of Moab City has determined and does hereby determine, that It Is necessary and advisable, In The Times -Independent, Moab, Mk , order so to Improve, enlarge, extend, and ►ether said system, to Issue Its 'Moab City Water Works Revenue Refunding Bonds, Seri. June 1, 1951,In the aggregate principa' amount of $15 00000, maturing serially 3100000 on the first day of June In each of the years 1952 to 1966 both inclusive, and bearing interest and upon the terms hereinafter set forth, and WHEREAS sald Council has determined, and does hereby determine that said refunding bonds shall be delivered to said F T Boise and Company, • d associates, upon sold terms and said Council hereby eccepts the offer thereof so to exchange said refunding bond. for said 15311 bonds NOW, THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED fY THE CITY COUN Ca. OF MOAB CITY, GRAND COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH Section 1 That all action heretofore taken (not Inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance) by he City Cosncll and he officers of Moab City, In the County of Grand and State of Utah, directed towed the prior redemption of Its 'Moab City Water Works Revenue Bonds,' dated December 1, 1933, number ed 11 to 25 both Inclusive,' and being in the aggregate princlpat amount of $15,011000, and the Issuance of Its "Tfoab City Water Works Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series June 1, 1351" In the hereegatet principal amount of $i500000, be and the sae le lim lung the generalitfied yofthe foregoing, hroved and eatexchange, bond for without of Bald refunding bonds for said 193E bonds Section That, for the purpose of redeeming and refunding the "Moab City Waterworks Revenue Bonds," dated December 1, 1933 outstanding In the aggregate principal amount of $15 000 00 and for the purpose of protecting the public health, conserving the property and &chancing the general welfare of Moab City and the Inhabitants thereof there shall be, and there are hereby, authorized to be Issuml bonds of Moab City to be known as "Moab City Water Works Rmenae Refunding Bonds Series June 1 1951" in the aggregate principal amount of S1500000 which bonds shall be payable solely out of the net revenues to be de rived from the operation of the municipal water system and not otherwise Such net retenues shall be deemed to be the gross re venues of the municipal water atstem after deduction only for the cost of operating and maintaining the system and the e penses of any betterments or replacements necessary to keep said system in good repair and working order Section 3 That sold bonds shall be dated as of June 1, 1951 shall be In the denomination of 81,00000 each shall be number ed consecutlhely from 1 to 15, both Inclushe, shall bear Interest at the rate of four per ttntum (4%1 per annum shall mature serially, without optlon of prlor redemption In regular numer teal order SI 00000 on the first day of June In each of the years 1952 to 1966, both Inclusive Section d That the revenue bonds hereby authorized shall be fully negotiable and shall hate all he qualities of negotlable Paper, and the holder or holders thereof shall possess all the rights enjoyed by the holders of negotiable Instruments under the provisions of the Negdtfabie Instruments Law Section 5 That the interest accruing en sald bonds shall be payable on December 1, 1951, end semiannually thereafter on the first days of June and December of each year until the res pecllve maturity dales of said bonds, upon presentation and sur render of the annexed interest coupons as they severally become due •nd h+reafter at the same rate until the principal of said bonds Is paid In full, both principal and Interest being payable In lawful money of the United Slates of America without de ductlon for exchange or collection charges at the First Security ank, N A Exchange Place Branch, Salt Lake City, Utnh Said bonds shall be payable to bearer, shall be signed In the name of Moab City by Its Mayor and attested by Its City Recorder, with the seal of sald city affixed thereto, and countersigned by its City Treasurer, and the Interest coupons hereto attached shall be authenticated by the facsimile signature of said City Treasur er which officer by the e_.tecullon of sald bonds shall adopt as •nd for his signature the facsimiles thereof appearing on said coupons Said bonds and coupons bearing the signatures of the officers in office at the time of signing thereof shall be the ta)ld and binding obligations of Tfoab City, notwithstanding that be fore the delhery thereof and the payment therefor any or all of the persons whose signatures appear thereon shall have ceased to fill their respecthe offices All f said bonds, together with the Interest accruing thereon, shall be payable solely out of the net msenues to be clerked from the operation of the municipal water works and water sppply system, and not otherwise Section C. That said bonds the coupons thereto attached, and the certificate to appear thereon, shall be sabslanllally In the foffowfng form (Fora of goad) ` UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF UTAH COUNT] OF GRAND 110T«�rev. WATER wonns P'VExI H7 v-UVDING E101D SEFIES JUYE 1 1951 No SI 000 00 Moab CH, In the County of Grand and State of Utah, for vsloe receited hereby promises to pay upon the nresenta tion and surrender of this bond to the hearer hereof, soleie from the special fund pmJded therefor as hereinafter set forth o he first day of June 19 _ without option of prior redemption ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS and to pay solely from seld seeded fund Interest hereon at the rate of four per ttntum per annum payable on the first day of December, 1951, and semiannually thereafter on the first days of June and December In each year upon presentation and sur render of the annexed Interest coupons as they serinlly become It, upon presentation at maturity, payment of this bond Is not made as herein provided Interest shall continue •t rite eame rate until the principal hereo`is maid In full Both principal and w. tn.vt_are oeyable in lawl.l . y of the United Stat. of America without deduction tr exchange or collection charges at the First Security Bank ?IA, Exchange Place Branch Salt Lake City Utah This bond Is one of an authorized Lssue In the aggregate prin clpal amount of 31500000 issued for the purpose of paying re deeming and refunding a like amount of the outstanding, un paid payable lawful, and valid "Moab Clly Waterworks Raven ue lends;' dated December 1. 1933, all In Conformity with the Consdtullon and Laws of the Slate of Utah, and an ordinance of the City duly enacted and adopted prior to the Issuance hereof This bond Is Issues under the provisions of Section TCA 2 9 Utah Code Annotated, 1513, end all other Inws amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto and It does not constitute an Indebtedness of the Cllt within any slate constitutional or statutory limitation This bond Is one of an Issue of bonds payable both as to prfncipal and interest solely from, and secured by a pledge of the net revenues of the municipal water works and water sup ply system, sold net revenues being defined as the gross reven uen of said system alter deduction only for the cost of operating and maintaining the system and the expenses of any betterments or replacements necessary to keep the system In good repair and working order It Is hereby covenanted and agreed that the City will charge rates for water supplied by or through said system which will be sufficient at all times until this bond and the coupons hereto attached are fully paid and discharged, to pro duce net retenues from said system sufficient to pay this bond as and when at shall become due and payable, but such rates shall not be In excess of a reasonable rate for the services ren dered This bond is subject to the condition, and every holder here of ►v accepting the same agrees with the obligor and every sub sequenl holder hereof. that (a) the delhery of this bond to any transferee shall 'est title In this bond and In the Interest coupons attached hereto in such transferee to he same extent foe all purposes as would the delivery under like circumstances of any negotiable Instrument payable to bearer, (hi the obligor and any agent of the obligor may treatlthe bearer of Oils bond as the absolute owner hereof for all purposes •nd shall not be affected by any notice to the contrary, (e) the principal of and the inter est on this bond shall be pala,'and this bond and each of the coupons appertaining thereto are transferable, free from and without regard to any equities bHween the obligor and the orig Ina] or any Intermediate holder hereof, or any set offs or cross claims, and (di the surrender to the obligor or any agent of the obligor of this bond and of each of the coupons shall be a good discharge to the obligor for the tome It is hereby certified and warfanted that all the requirements of law have been fully complied with by the proper officers of said City in the Issue of this bond IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Moab City, In the County of Grand, State of Utah, has caused this bynd to be signed by its Mayor, attested by Its City Recorder, with the seal of said City affixed hereto and countersigned by Its dity Treasurer •nd the coupons hereto annexed to be authenticated with the facsimile signature of its City Treasurer, sine this bond to be dated as of thls first day of June, 1551 (SEAL) _ _ _ June $2a� W h. On the first day of County of Grand and State of Utah, le Mosb l will pay he herder, inty !lawfulmone change orof the coll collection charges States at of t theAmerica First Security Rank n tor ex nk N A, Ex change Place Branch Salt Lake City Utah the sum of TWENTY DOLLARS solely from and secured by a pledge of the net revenues of the n municipal water works and water supply system being sixn months' Interest on Its Moab City Water Worts Revenue Refund t ]ng Bond Series June 1, 1951 This coupon is Issued under the provisions of Section 76A 2 9 there of and supplemental thereto, and it does h Code Annotated, 1343 and all rnot tcon constitute anylndebt edness of Moab City within any state constitutional or statutory limitation (FACSIMILE SIGNATURE) . City Treasurer AUDITORS CERTIFICATE Ir I hereby certify that this bond does not constitute an indeb it edness of Moab City, County of Grand and State of Utah wlthll any slate constltutlonnl or statutory limitation, and Is Issued ac , cording to law Dated this day of , 1951 City Recorder and ex officio City Auditor Section 7 That when Issued the refunding bonds herein nu Ihorized shall be exchanged bond for bond for the outstanding Moab City, Waterworks Revenue Bonds dated December 1 193S! In accordance with the contract between said F T Boise rind Com 1 party and associates and Moab City, es herein provided The Issue of any of the bonds herein authorized by the CityI hall constitute a warrant by end on behalf of the City for the benefit of each and every holder of any of said bonds that said bonds have been issued for n halunble consideration In full con torridly with law I Section b That so long as env of the bonds Issued hereunder are outstanding, all of the revenues clothed from the municipal water system shall continue to be set aside, and out of such rev enues there shall be paid each month the cost of the operation and maintenance of the municipal water system and the expens es of any betterments or replacements necessary to keep the sun, In good repair and working order Such costs expenses and pal ments shall be a first lien and charge Upon such revenues The revenues remaining rifler such pa>menls hate been mule ahali be considered the net reycnues of said system as said term Is used In said bands and In this ordinance Section 9 That said system of said City shall be operated upon ■ fiscal yenr basis commencing on the first flay of June In each year and ending on the lost day of May of the succeeding year For the purposes of this ordinance a special fund is hereby au Ihorized to be maintained and to be known as the "Wnler Supply System Crass Income Fund of Moab City" (herein sometimes des Ignated the Gross Income Fund] So Ions as any of the bonds herein authorized shall be outstanding, either as to principal or Interest, the entire gross Income and retenues of the entire sys tem shall be set aside Into said fund Payments from said fund shall be made In the following manner ` A Firstly out of said Gross Income Fund, there shall he set aside each year Into n separate account, known as the "Waterworks System Operation and Maintenance Fund of Moab City' (hereinafter sometimes designated the Operation and Tfalntenance Fund) such a percentage of said Gross In come Fund as the City Council shall determine to be neces My for the legitimate expenses of a proper operation and maintenance of said system Including without limiting the generality of the foregoing he expenses of carrying ade t qua. lnsurnecc The said Operation and Ttnlnlenance Funr shall be used solely for the efficient and economical opera lion and maintennnce et mild sw Slcm Any surplus remaining In said Operation rind Maintenance Fund nt the end of the fiscal year and not needed for operation and maintenance purposes shall be transferred bnck to the Gross Income Fund end redistributed In the manner herein provided for monies ' In said fund 1 Secondly after the payments or distribution of monies hereineboye provded have been made, out of said Gross In come Fund there shall be placed Into a separate amount, known as the ' Waterorks System Retenue Refunding Bond, anti Interest Fund, Series June 1, 1951, of Moab City" (here Inafter etimes designated the Bond Fund), for the sole purpose of paling the principal and the interest on the tends herein authorized to be Issued, which fund Is hereby express ly and cxcluslyely pledged therefor, he following amounts (1) Monthly, commencing June 1, 1951, one sixth of the next maturing Installment of Interest ups rid one twelfth of the next main :rig Installment of pt clpal of said bonds(2) Monthly. and s amount egad to twenty per aenlum r.�the amount re quired to be depred under aubparagrnph (1) of this paragraph B. of l la Section 10 of his ordinance such mount to be antl constitute • reserve to meet possible } deficiences In said Bond Fund C Whenever them la evailable In Bald Bond Fund an amount sufficient to pay the principal and Interest require mein.. of the current fiscal year and the hvo fiscal years im mediately succeeding, additional payments need not be made Into the Bond Fund until such time as the amount available therein Will be less than an amount sufficient to pay the principal and Interest due In the current and two immediate y succeeding fiscal years D No payment need be made Into the land Fund If the amount then contained therein Is equal to the entire amount of the outstanding bonds herein authorized, troth as to prin Opal and Interest E If, In any month, the City shall, for any reason, fall to pay Into Bald Bond Fund the full amounts above sepia. ed, then an amount equal to any deficiency In the amount or amounts paid Into said Fund In such monk shrill be ridded to the amount otherwise required to be paid Into said Fund In the next succeeding month The payments In the Bond Fund may be made either In cash or In direct obligations of the United Slates of Amerlca •nd all monies In the Bond Fund may be invested in direct obligation. of the United Stales of America F So long as any of the bonds authorized herein are out standing, either ae to principal or Interest, and funds are not available and pledged for the payment of such, any belancc remaining after the making of the payments herein pro, (d cd shall be used by the City for the payment of Interest ac truing and principal falling due on additional bonds If any, payable from the revenues of the system which may be h in•fter Imposed Including therefor • reasonable resene ( tided, however, that the lien of saki additional bonds on at revenues of the system and the pledge for the payment the , of shall be subordinate to the lien and pledge of the bon E1 authorized herein, as hereinafter provided), or for the pat C redemption of such additional bond., or for the purchase I the open market of tuck bonds or the bonds authorized here In, or shall be used to improte extend, repair or better said , system, or sh•II be held as a resene for said purposes Section 10 That nothing In this ordinance contained shall be construed of eaddtton 1 bondsnpayable to the the euand by memos derived from the operation of the system and consUtutine • lien upon snld revenues subordinate to the lien of the bonds herd', Ihorized, prodded however that before any such additional bends are authorized or actually Issued, the earnings dented rom the operation of said system for the fiscal year Immediately receding the date of the authorization and Issuance shall hoe (Continued on following page) The Times•IndepepdfInt, Moab, Utah O1tDINANCE NO 31 (Continued from Preceding page) been sufficient to pay the cast of operation and maintenance for sand period and In addition, sufficient to pay an amount repre senthetnextt20: of ensuing fiscal yethe ar off the outstand anding bondsofthesfet Cite payable from the revenues of the system and (2) the Interest re- quirement far the next ensuing fiscal year and the average annu ar prtncipat requirement for each fiscal year to and Including the final maturity date of the bonds PeaPosed to be Issued, provided hoverer that no bonds In addition to those herein authorized shall be issued having a lien superior to or on a parity with that of the bonds heron authorized and provided, further that netn- fng herein contained shell be construed •s presenting the tssu ante by the City of Its Moab City Water Works Improvement Rev enue Bonds in the aggregate principal amount of S52,O0600 re lien of which upon the revenues of the system shall be subordln ate to that of the bonds authorized herein A written certification by a certified public accountant, to be employed by said City, that said earnings are sufficient to pay earl amounts shall be conclusively presumed to be a curate In determining the nght of said City to authorize, Issue, sell and °e ]her said additional bonds In determining whether additional bonds may be Issued a aforesaid consideration shall be elven to the probable reduction or increase In operating or maintenance expenses that ol]I result from the expenditere of the funds proposed to be dented from the Issuance and sale of said bonds, and said cost of operation and maintenance for said fiscal year may be accordingly mod' fled Section 11 That Aloab City hereby covenants and agrees with each and etery holder of the bonds Issued hereunder rived from operation of the system shall be beinded in an amount a That, notwithstanding any provisions contained herein equal to total funds in his custody at any one time Those ne the term revenues' or "Income" from the municipal water sys Section 12 That the bohds authorized to ee Issued hereunder I ADOPTED AND APPROVED this lath d from the operation of the system whether resulting from add! priority one over the other In the application of the retenues Of (SEAL) tons Improvements repalm, r betterments to the system °The system, regardless of the time or times of their Issuance, It he Attest bthenvise, and shall include all retchues teethed by told Cltt Ing the Intention of the City Council that thereshall be no priod{v MARGIE el SHAFER or am municipal cprporallon succeeding No Ine rights of said among the bonds authorized to be Issued pursuant to this°Willem, City Recorder ed. from said system and from the sale of services to the lnbab regardless of the fact that they may be acluelly Issued and de STATE OF UTA pants of hhet is now Moab City Uncluding all territorial annex livered at different times it Is hereby expressly agreed and cov H etions which may be made while said revenue refunding bonds, enanted that the City will not hereafter Issue any bonds ar COUNT]. OF GRAND Ss est thereon, o�(c) the creation of a Ilen upon or ■ pledge o. enues nrnkta prior to the Tien at redn a created hi. ails nance, or ran nc on a parity with such lien or pledge exce In this ordinance provided, o• (d) • reduction of the mai amount of bonds required for consent to such amendatory m plemsztaf ordinarytt Secllon 23 That Mr City Recorder be and he Is herein thorized and directed to publish this ordinance In The T independent, o newspaper of central circulation publish, Moab City, Utah, In one Issue thereof Section 24 'Hint In the opinion of the City Council of City, an emergency exists and It Is necessary for the lmtn, preservation of the peace health and safety of said City the ordinance hall take effect Immediately upon Its passer prove!, and publication Ih accordance with lah This ordinance w adopted by the effirmalhc vote r less than taro thirds of an the members of the CW. Cozen Moab City in the County a Grand and Stale of Utah an prosed by me after due xaminatlon as Mayor thereof, at by the City Recorder and the corPotate seal affixed on fhb day o1 June, 1951- Approsed mem' or services to any consumer, public sr private, within the City 1 1 That the City, In ita operation of the system will arty fire and extended coverage Insurance, werlaran's ampen flan In •uronce and public liability insurance, and other tYp Wen of In durance, in such amounts and to such extent as is nonnall carried by private corporations operating public uUlltles of the sate, type The cost of such Insurance shall be considered one of the operating costs of the system and shall be payable solely from the revenue& of the system In the event of loss or damage, Insurance Pro ceeds shall be used first for the purpose of restoring or replacing the property lost or damaged and •ny rematnder shaft be treated as net income and revenues, and shall be subject to distribution In the manner provided herelnabove for net Income and revenues derived from the operation of the system j That the City will not sell, lease mortgage pledge or other .vise encumber, or 1n any manner dispose of or alienate the sts gem, or ony part thereof, Includlne any and all extensions a o additions that may be made thereto, until II the bonds herein authorized to be Issued shall have been paid in full ban prin_ cleat and interest, except that the City may sell any portion of safd property which shall have Yeen replaced by other properte of at least equal value or which shall cease to be. necessary for the efficient operation of the system provided howeter that in the event of any sale, as aforesaid the proceeds of such sale shall be distributed as gmss income or resent,. of the system k That the bonds authorized to be Issued hereunder shall anatitute a first Hen against the net revenues of the system consisting of that part of the gross lneome and revenues derived from the operation of the system remaining after provision is made for the payment of the operation and mahntenance caste, as herelnabove protided 1 That each municipal official hating custody of fund. de (SEAL]. GEORGE J RURCK, Attest May, MARGIE M SHAFER City Recorder The ndoptloe of the foregoing ordinance was second, Councilman Ralph J fuller Jr d, on being put to vett carried by the affirarathv vales of et tease Mr thirds of the membership of the Clty Council the sole being as follow. Those toting Aye George J Rerck, N S Christensen, J Miller Jr William T Mines J E Kerby Robert D Lama toting Noy No ay of June, le"nl tem shall Include all income and revenue dented by said City and from time to time Oast/indlne shall not be entitled to nn� GEORGE J BURCK Mat Users faking Into account and consideration the cost and *aloe of the ststem and the proper and necessary allowances for oper allot/ and maintenance and for the depreciation f the system and the amounts necessary for the retirement of aft bonds par able from the revenues of the system the accruing Interest on all such bonds and mere shall be charged against all purchasers of haler Including said City, such rated and mounts as shall be adequate o meet the requirements of this and the preceding sec lions hereof 11 of which retenues Includlne nose neatly ed from Pny malurine bonds the refunded bonds Mat not mature at n the City, shall be subject to distribution to the payment of the date culler than the maturity dare of rim of the bonds not re oast of operating and marntafning the system, the creation and funded and the refunding bonds shrill either be clattered to the melntenance of a derpreciatlon fund the payment of principal °riGlnal purchaser of those bonds at not less than par and ac of and Interest on the bends herein and hereafter authorized and �•'" such other purposes as herein presided, that no free serelce shall be furnished bf sald system or any part thereof that any use thereof or of the services rendered thereby by the Cat, or any de partment thereof hill be paid for at the reasonable salue of the scnice so rendered and that the Income so derhed shall he deemed to be Income derhed from the operation of the ststem to be used and accounted for in the same manner as any other in come dented from the operation of Said system crest, and the proceeds thereof shall be used to pe) the bonds refunded, or said bonds shall be delhered In exchange for the bonds refunded Section 14 Thal the Mayor the Recorder and the Treasurer of said City are hereby ainhorizcd and directed to prepare and execute said bonds as herein Prot fried Upon the execulion of said bonds as of the Chv herein to be bs by him dcllseretlttled thee l be delis ered n to the holder or holdthe ers of the bonds being refunded e That ell bills for hater served bs or through the municipal Secllon 15 That If It should be legalh determined Ihnl ells haler system shall be rendered montlily at the established rates legislalhe or other beds commission or aulherlls has proer to in adsence to be due and payable the first day of each and esery !fistful!) prescribe a lower schedule of rates than that conlem month In the ment Bald bills arc not paid In full hrthln thlrtt fiats after becoming due and payable, water seta ice shall be Im reediatel) discontinued d That the "Walernorks System Retenue Refunding Prim! pal and Interest Fund, Series June 1 1951 " shall be used solely and only and is hereby pledged for the purpose of pacing the interest on and the principal of the fonds herein aulhorlud e Thar In the et ent of defaull on the part of the City In pav Ing principal of or Interest on said bonds promptly as each fails nuance of any swell bonds no repeat change vat due or In the keePlIng of any eat enents herein contained and if lion of any kind In the provisions of this °edition, such default shell ntinue for a period of sixty class the City In ant manner except as herein provided until ali soli appoint a manager for the system which manager shall heap sold bonds Issued hereunder and Interest due th full control riser the system and shall operate the seslem for paid In full f Moab Clly, and shall enforce such reasonable rates and charges Seetlon 17 That 1f default shill at any time be made In the as will he sufficient o make the payments required be this ordl due obsen once or performance of ny covenant dt{tyicondition here mince, (I nce, and shall In •II things so operele the system as to fully in required to be kept or Pero be Moab C and such de I couple' With all of the requirements and pros lslons of this ordl fault hall continue for • period t thirty days to writtennen& The right of the holder or holders or the bonds herein au lice thereof to the City from an> older of one t e ttlefe hondno I s or i lhorizod to requlro she app°Inlment of such manager shall not be from drib holder of the ceuporo presenting In eresa (hereon, at x luslte, nd In.Jhe event of default as herein outlined such any time outstanding then, and 1 such event, y holder of any holder or liters shall have the right to proceed in layv or equity one or more of said bonds, or am f the coupe represonting In , to egcae the pertofman f the cotenants herein contained In tercet thereon may either al In g} or In eqully by suit, action any a llo hitch lb them shall seem appropriate •"•"dumlls or oilier appropriate p`acceding or edin s In an f r t the City win operate d maintain said system so court of competent jurtsdlctlon, "t tecl the Ile created he this long as y la the bonds heR/f�i ttulhor .rJt_ tanitna, 1 ,t ordlt rice on the rerenu'- -ata stem and eunelalf)ooe ?elating condito" ' %u 1rr'd l Wan LL. a.. srsas.z' PA �r _ i If•v ddlltaris the coagntriiiaa sutficient to ill), 1 'art' p • r-"et'1` '' n the City n the teal ony adjacent thereto----- otrso long as any f the bonds remain outstanding pro ss of record and acepunl will be kept by the City, separ d apart from all other records and accounts. showing coin and correct entries of ell transactions relating to the sys and that the holders of any of the bonds or any duly author easonable timesetosInspect of lralevecordshaccounts and l hate the rdata relalight et l 1 thereto and to Inspect the steaem and all properties commis Ing sald system The City further agrees that It hill, %shift slaty dass following the close of each fiscal tear cause an audit of of the bonds the tenure and Eden such books and •eeounts to he made lit en Independent flr-n of certified public accountants showing the receipts and disburse the assessed *aluatlon and lndebl for the account of the system, and that such audit will be change of said bonds for the bonds cord ince mill the facts the ab.n threatened th Sectl n 191 That except the ltotltyh rendered to It by and limit Mg nylhing In this rdinance*/ be construed se as to Impose an Oh Ing the City o expend any funds der front the operation of saki system., - galton Imposed upon the City by as%' shall constitute an Indebtedness of of any' state constitutional or etaHl butle every net rc enueobligation de i ed fromp he 0 the Income of which Is se pledged, an Bak to any general or other fund fo th and Interest of the bonds thorized rcl z� Section 20 That all by laws, order, reset es er Darts of by laws orders, resaluUo s aril <61 p filet hllh thle ordinance, ere hereby re ,cal seem.. 21 That if any one of more ..e., , �FleRgl �tlg es or arts of this ordinance shad, ger iAed or hero invalid such judgment shall n y,air oplfl,�ld1•. A stall. audit and report shall be prepared by the Cif> Mimed date the remaining provisions of this or In f 'Sl sh&II lately after the expiration f each quarter of each fiscal year (Ines In ils operation to the specific (i, t,.ncas, All expenses Incurred In the making of the audits and reports or Parts of this ordinance so held &lT 4 ,r n air d, requl ed by title Secllon shall be regarded and pald ar a main and the Inapplicability and Invalidity t - on, WAWY�As;. tenatce and operation expense The City agrees to furnish a ropy clause or part of this ordinance In an, a gore Instates.' 01 each of such audits to the holder 91 any of the bonds et hls shall not affect or preledkce In any may' 1 -' a nay and va 'et/Irish and without request to the original purchaser of said tidily of this ordlrance In any other lest �r Qed or su le bond, from the City, after such audit and report has been pre Section 22 That this ordinance may peat, pared, and that any such holder shall ease the right to discuss [nettled by ordinances adopted by (he City ,r? ar.!up.ple hlth the aceountonl or persons making the audit the contents of with the laws of the Slate of Utah with tie consent of mo the audit and to ask for such additional Information as he may holders of 15% of the bonds aulhorlr/I by �h a, o dlnana and reasonably require outstanding at the time of the adoptl of tyflendaoey of h That as long as any of the bonds hereby authorized ar supplemental ordinance, prodded, he ever, a no suoh mil outstanding, the City shall not grant any franchise or license to Mince shall have the effect of permlrtleg Wilda extension of the a competing system, nor shall it permit, during said period, any maturity of any bond authorized by tkis oral , or (W a re person, association, firm or corpotatlon to supply or sell water duclion In the principal amount of any bond #it l Jate of ilitft• t 1 t S or env part thereof ■re outstanding), or from the sale f water obligations payable from the revenues of the system until all e[OAl CfT]. C,tsuistrlas ed th same may atsaid any time exist stem owned to servepcusoMets out dltional bonds areauthorized lssuedhle such m° been anner as ald In provided ssuch in Section city lRec»rd r oil floab Cllythe lndlhc CouonlY olGmniddmot gnd St side the City limit% as hell as customers within the City limits 10 of this ordinance and shall hate a lien on the re.cri�es of thel Utah, do hereby cerli It that the tOregoing pages numbers b That nhile the bonds authorized herein heretofore or system jenlor In Hen to the bonds authorized herein I25 both mcluslve are trot, perfeet and complete copies hereafter which shall be pay able from revenues derived from sat • Sernon 13 Thu the provisions of Section 12 hereof are sub record of prerefylpe•S NV." Ctti CavlmM; of ,Ifoab —Of ho esslem or am of said bonds remain outstanding and unpaid, the lec[ o the exception that If at any lime after the bonds herein rates (sthleh shall be payable In lawful money of the United or hereafter ulhorized or any put thereof shall base been States of America/ for all service rendered by the sestet, to sold Issued, the Cnty Council shall find It desirable to Tw,,tind said City and to its Inhabitants and to all eonsumers hlthin or hlthout bonds said bonds or any part thereof, May be refunded (but the boundaries of told City shall be adequate to provide re%en only veth the consent of holders thereof unless the bond, hate ues sufficient for the payment of the interest on and the prtncipa) matured, or unless Bald bonds are subject to refunding bropper of said bonds as herein presided, and shell be reasonable and alien of law at the option of the Cite and the refunding bohds Just and equitably distribute the cost of the service behseen the so Issued shall enjoy eomplele equality of lien filth the porlilun of said bonus which lsnot refunded, if any there be and t holders of the refunding bonds shall be subrpgated to all of the rights and privileges enjoyed lay the holders of the bonds rS funded thereby The refunding bonds shall be Issued with such details as the City Council may by ordinance provide subjeet to the Inclusion of sald rights and privileges, presided that If only e Part of the outstanding bonds Is refunded, the Interest rate of the refunded bonds ma> not be Increased except If refunded to plated by this or other ordinances and If such loner rate shell be prescribed, then the payment of Interest on and the principal of said bonds shall conslllete a first and prior charge on the res enue reeched from said system, ansthing In this ordinance con, Mined to the contrary nolullhslanding Sertion 16 That the Protlsfons of this ordinaxnnce shrill con dilute a contract behseen Moab City and the holdeest holders of the bonds herein authorized to be Issued and that after the Is [ton or allern shall be made time as all of neon ;hay e been taken at a Incgd meeting of sale Council held et the Count) Court house, in said CRY, on the 19th day of June, I the hour of E00 °clack pm as recorded in the regular t book of records of the proceedings of said Hoard kept In my and that sold proceedings here duly had and taken as 1 shown that the meeting therein shown was duly held, an the persons therein named as present at said meeting. wen eel as shown by said minutes WITNESS my hand and the seal of Moab City, this 19 ql hoe, IRSl (SEAL) h1ARGIE hi SHAFER, Clly Recon meltable for inspendon by the holders of any of the bonds Each such MAU In addition to %tholes er matters may be thought pro per by thr accountant to be includes therein shall Include the following' (1) A statement In detail of the Income and expendltures of the sislem for such llseal tear 12) A balanee sheet as of the end of such fiscal year 13) The accountants comment regarding the manner in or uhieh the City has carded out the requirements &name and the accountant's recommendation ofor any shone,- Improtement In the operation l the system Ir) A Ilst of the insurance policies 1n force at the end of the fiscal year, setting out s to each policy the amount of the galley, the risks cosered the name of the Insurer and the plratisn dale of the policy 5) The number of water connections at the end of the yea .the number of customers per class et customer If the, be claAses of customers, and revenues per class of cut-omer {I y, brun,anle, _ Z s i-t'Sa lore�old t the ajre cY..-�.. rid the scare rp dime and d fume of sa ding t end the p theret and (strict Including default Ittat olwnlc the system during de[onit "tf Oehal a ' byr-ssisjtd n•tev, in, s\aniirue d collee of the In appliceden teceher in q fly, for the benefit of the holders of the bond% hyyteln Section 15 That the officers of Ito city' bey w,' Ihzy herein are umonzed and directed o tak211'atf action necessary or ap proprmte to effectuate the pros Island f this ordlnarrct, Inchiding hithout limiting the generalih of 0 foreg(atidg, the printing 01 said bones and the execution of suds ertlllea s as may reason ably be required by the purchaser s�„reof ref ng to the slgnlne, untental officials hC Clt the ex rind, In one, pendingIf d r must per r nettellhsland i City umul�l tees other than o bond or obli ( Ihts ordinance the meaning or Nmltnllon, le colely from CfIY'a seelem, ereof ma> not t of principal Application for Retail Beer license of G. R. Johnson was approved for use in the 1[v! Cafe building on the Grand Valley Motel premisam...,,o COD The rights -of -way for the proposed improvements were discussed and Mayor Burck authorized to make arrangements to aoquire them, both for the sewer and water 0-1 line changest to work in connection with Attorney Mitchell Melioh. On motion of Ralph J. Miller, Jr., seconded by N. S. Christensen, and carried unanimously, the City Attorney was direoted to prepare an amendment to the Ordinanoe fixing the salary of the Justice of the Peace to provide that the salary be adjusted as the need arises by resolution, and the said salary for Bart Dalton, Justice, was ordered fixed at $25.00 per month beginning July 1, 1951. The Marshal was authorized to hire extra deputy help, if neoessary, on Saturday nights, to take care of the disturbance on the streets, as reported to the Council. There being no further business to come before tie Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Counoilman Baldwin, and, parried. ATTEST: Wes, Recorder. July 3, 1951. The regular meeting scheduled for this date was postponed to July 10, 1951, by unanimous oonsent of the Council. Attest: Reoorder. J July 10, 1951. The City Counoil met on this date et 8:00 o'olook P. M. pursuant to adjournment of Jul 3. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burck, Councilmen Ralph J. Miller, Jr. Robert Baldwin, William Hines and J. E. Kerby. Absent Citpoilman N. S. Christensen and Recorder Margie M. Shafer, both being out of the City. The various Oity departments and business was discussed and appropriate action taken on problems presented. Mayor Burck reported he plans a trip beginning July 15 to be gone approximately two weeks, and asked that a Mayor Pro Tem be appointed to aot during his absence. Whereupon Councilman Baldwin made a motion, seconded by Counoilman Miller, that J. E. Kerby be appointed to act in Mayor Burok's place during his absence. The motion was carried unanimously. The following olaims were ordered paid on motion of Counoilman Hines, ■eoonded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried: 3885 to 3893 - regular payroll. 3898 J. M. Stooks $40.00 3894 C. V. Hotz $56.67 3899 Fred J. Dallmus 50.00 3895 Postmaster 3.00 3900 Collector of Int. Rev. 19.00 3896 Postmaster 12.00 3901 State Insuranue Fund 65.77 3897 Utah State Social "eourity Agency 366.30 There being no further business to oome before the Board at this Limo the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and aarried. * * *�Gt/3 July 21, 1951. The City Council of Moab City, in the County of Grand and State of Utah, met in Special session at the hour of 8:00 o'olock P. M. on Saturday, the 21st dayof July, 1951, at the County Courthouse within said City, being the regular meeting place of said City Council, due, legal and timely notice of said meeting having been served upon all members atxk of the City Council as required by law and the rules and ordinances of said City. Upon roll call the following members, constituting a quorum, were found to be present: Mayor George Burok. Councilmen N. S. Christensen, Hobart Baldwin, J. E. Kerby, William Hines. City Recorder Margie M. Shafer. Absent Ralph J. Miller, Jr. This being the time and place advertised for opening bids for the 200,000 gallon reservoir and the 3,700 gallon reservoir for the water development pro,jeot, Mayor Burck proceeded to open and read the sealed bids presented, as follows: 133 Chicago Bridge h Iron Company, Salt Lake city, Utah. certified check $1500 bid deposit. Bidding Schedule No. 1 $13,225.00 No. la - Alternate 12,100.00 Bidding Schedule No. 2 No bid. No. 2a - Alternate No bid. To be completed within 90 days after receipt of steel at the plant. Keyes Tank Co., P. O. Box 71, Provo, Utah. United Pacific Ins. Co., Seattle, "ashington. Bond No. 120912 $550.00. No. 1 bidding Schedule $ 9,686.00 Alternate No. la 9,090.00 No. 2 bidding Schedule 841.00 Alternate No. 2a 744.00 To be completed 120 calendar days after being notified to prooeed. On motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried unanimously, the bids were referred to the Engineer for tabulation and recommendation. The application by 'teed Somerville to be allowed to roof the kitchen which was temporarily placed on the Beat side of his dance hall, was presented. This application was rejected inasmuch as the kitchen is on the sidewalk property of the City and the Council does not want a precedent set allowing private property construction on the sidewalks, and the Clerk was instructed to so notify kr. Somerville. Councilman N. S. C,nristensen introduced the following ordinance, which was thereupon read in full, and is as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 32. SERIES 1951. AN ORDINANCE TO CONTRACT AN INDEBTEDNESS ON BEHALF OF MOAB CITY, GRAND COUNTY, UTAH, AND UPON THE CREDIT THEREOF, BY ISSUING THE NEGOTIABLE COUPON GENERAL OBLIGATION IYATER AND SEWER BONDS OF MOAB CITY IN THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF $58,000.00; PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF SAID BONDS; PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY OF A TAX TO PAY THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST THEREOF; PRESCRIBING DETAILS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; AND PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE. _ WHEREAS, Moab City, in he County of Grand and State of a� Cilorder adegilatil— to suppTyiwkter effg4e-Wer rah, is•an incorporated city, duly, organized and existing under ' he 1 Yants thereof, the same to e;p)vned arFd coq- the laws of the Stale of Utah, Ind new owns and operates a wafer said'rtJunicipality, there shall be issued .negotiable and sewer system (hereinafter sometimes designated the "system") da of said City In the aggregate priMipal 4motint of g y eigt ne of 5S ends irl‘_the determination of S1000 for the benefit of the'City and its inhabitants, and leeseQ iron- 1 to 521.4r inclusivei bearing smite as of WHEREAS,' said water system and sewer system are jointly Y''o( uly, 1951, g'Ifiterest� at; the rate or rates operated as a single system, and ;blish�fter the,sale, of sai,d,bonds, payable WHEREAS, Moab City was duly proclaimed a City of the klly on the first days of, lit' i?iid,.July in each third class on the 25th day of September, 1936, and Idencecl'by interest,bein h.� J(n 1 'tvf it mono of WHEREAS, at a special election duly called and held in Moab , States -of America at the st &'entity, Binh of Utah, City on the 12th day of June, 1951, there was submitted to the , ange Place Branch, Salt Lake City, Utah Said bonds electors of the City qualifred,to vote thereon, the following ques- interest and mature serially, in regular numerical or - non, to wit lows. , "Shall the negotiable coupon bonds of Moab City, Grand County, Utah, in the aggregate principal amount of $58,00000, or so mUeh thereof as may be necessary, payable within twenty years from the date of issue, and bearing interest at a rate not exceeding four per centum per annum, payable semi-annually, be issued and sold for the purpose of construe..,. improvements, enlarge- ments, extensions and betterments to the present water and server system of said City in order adequately to supply water and sewer service to the inhabitants there- of, the same to be owned and controlled by said munict- pality9" and WHEREAS, more than a majority of the qualified electors of the City, voting on the question so submitted, voted in favor of the issuance of the bonds; and WHEREAS, the City Council of Moab City has determined, and does hereby determine, that it is necessary anti for the best interests of Moab City and the inhabitants thereof that the gen- eral obligation bonds of the City in the amount of $58,00000 be issued and sold at this time for the purpose of defraying in part the cost of constructing improvements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the water and sewer system of said City in order adequately to supply water and sewer service to the to habitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by the municipality NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN- CIL OF MOAB CITY, GRAND COUNTY, UTAH• Section 1 That said election resulted in the approval of the issuance of the General Obligation Bonds of Moab City in the amount of $58,00000, as aforesaid, and the result of said election is hereby so declared Section 2 That all action heretofore taken by the officers of Moab City directed toward the construction at, improvements, enlargements, extensions and betterments to the present water and sewer system of the City, and the issuangeloklfs.,bonds for that purpose,'be, and the same is hereby, ratified, approved and confirmed Section 3 That for the purpose of providip funds to•defray in part the cost of constructing improvemen, s enlai:gerpents, extensions and betterments to the present water land'sewer sys- umbers elusive), 5 10 15 20 25 30 5 0 • 5` { 50 , �8 Maturity Dates " Amounts July 1, 1961 July 1, 1062 July 1, 1963 July 1, 1964 July 1, 1965 July 1, 1966 July 1, 1967 July 1, 1968 July 1, 1969 July 1, 1970 July 1, 1971 $5 000 09, 5,000 00 5,000 00 5,000 00 5,000 00 5,000 00 5,000,00 5,040,00 5,000 00 5,000 QQ 8,000,00 1 onds are subject- to'redemption in Inverse numerical e option of the City on July1„1957, or,on any interest ate thereafter prior to maturlty,.4 a price equal to the mount thereof, with aceFued;inte est to,the redemption e ofredemption shall be giveriCb�'�the Treisurtbin the e City, by publication -of such noticetat'le�X"��c„not 60 nor less than 30 days prior to the redetriptf6 ` (WI, safer of general circulation In Moab City, aiiiid Ohpy .tice shall be ,sent by registered mail, at leOt thirty to the redemption date, to the original purchaser of Such notice shall specify the }lumber or numbers of to be redeemed (if less than all of the bonds are to ed), and shall further state that' on such rederiiption will become and be due and payable upon each bond deemed, at the office of the City Treasurer, Moab City, Lprincipal amount thereof, with accrued inteiest to the date, and that from and after such date interest will ccrue Notice having been given in the manner herein hided, the bond or bonds so called for redemption shall pie and payable on the redemption slate so designated, presentation thereof at the Office of the City Treasur ity, Utah, together with all appurtenant coupons ma- Csequent to the redemption- date, "Moab, 0ityt,yvJ11 pay ar bonds so called for redepption z 4 That said bonds shall be signed by' the Mavor and urer, and attested by the City Recorder, and sealed corporate seal of said City The coupons attached to shall bear the_facsimile signatuie of the City Treasur- bearer hereof the sumo ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS on the first day of July, A D , 19 , with interest there rate of _ _ per centum per annum, payable semi -an coupons (Facsimile Signature) ' City Treasurer maturing January 1, 1958, and No Moab City, in the County of Grand and State of-' de knowledged itself Indebted and hereby promises to pa Section 7 That at the time and In the manner provided by leiw, commencing in the year 1951, and annually thereafter while any of the bonds herein authorized are outstanding and unpaid, m order to provide for the payment of the principal and interest the fast days of January and,7uly m each year, both as the same becomes due„ there shall be lewd on all the taxable and interest being payable in lawful money of the both property in the City, m addition to all other taxes, direct annual of America at the First Security Ba k of Utah, e A , 'interest, sufficient to prdvide for the payment of such principal :and V interest, and said taxes, when collected, shall be deposited in n Place Branch, Salt Lake City, Utah, upon presentation render of this bond and of the annexed coupons as they special funds to he known as "Water and Server Bond Fund," unP, such fund shall be applied solely for the purpose of payment of; ,become due. , ithe interest on and the princtpal of said bonds, respectively, and ' 4',This bond is subject to redemption at the option of �[or no other purpose whatever, until the mdeMedness'so contract 1i on July 1, 1957, or on any -interest payment date there ed under this ordinance, both principal and interest} shall have, pnce;equal to the principal amount thereof with aceru been fully paid, satisfied and discharged, but nothing herein con to the redemption date. tained shall be so construed as to prevent said City from apply Redemption shall be made upon not less than t ,rig any other funds that may be in the treasury and avIilable, rior notice by publicatloff-in a newspaper of Oneral c for that purpose to the payment of sald interest or principal as; the same respectively mature, and upon such payments the levy or levies herein provided may thereupon to that extent be dimin ished The sums hererhbefore provided to meet the interest on said bonds and to discharge the principal thereof, when due, are hereby applied to tliat purpose, and said amount for each year shall be included in the annual budget and the approRriation sewer system of Moab City in order adequately to sup bills to be adopted and passed by the City Council of said City and sewer service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to in,each year respectively, Rid controlled by the municipality, under the authority Section 8 That it shall be the duty of the City Council of said foil conformity with the constitution and statutes of tha City annually, in the time and In the manner provided by law for Utah and pursuant to an ordinance of said City duly, levying other taxes, if such action shall be necessary td effeetu- "Published and made a late of said City prior to the Isi ate the provisions of this ordinance, to ratify and carry out the this bund provisions hereof with reference to the levy and collection of tax- iai It is hereby certified and warranted that the issuan es, and that said City Council shall require the officers of and for l iond has been authorized by the electors of Moab City, said City to levy, extend and collect such taxes in the manner to vote on the question, at a special election held in saprovided by law for the purpose of creating a fund for the pay. ,the 12th day of June, 1951 ment of the principal of said bonds and the interest accruing It is hereby certified and recited that all the requi thereon Such taxes, when collected, shall be kept for and applied late have been frilly complied with by the proper office only to the payment of the interest and principal of said bonds City in the issuance of this bond, that the total indebt as hereinbefore specrfted said City, including that of this bond, does not exceed Section 9 That the officers of Moab City be, and they hereby of indebtedness prescnbed by the constitution or law are, authorized arid directed to take all action necessary or ap- State of Utah, and that provision has been made for the propriate to effectuate the provisions of this ordinance, including, collection of annual taxes sufficient to pay the interes without limiting the•senerahty of the foregoing, the printing df the principal of thts bond when the same become clue said bonds and the execution of such certificates as may reason - The faith and credit of Moab City are hereby pledge ably be required by the purchaser thereof relating to the Rtening punctual payment of the principal of and the interest of the bonds, the tenure and identity of the municipal officials, band the assessed valuation and indebtedness of the City, the receipt IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Moab City has caused till of the bond purchase price and, if in accordance with the facts, be signed by its Mayor and City Treasurer, and its corp the absence of litigation, pending or threatened, affecting the va to be affixed thereto, attested by its City Recorder, an licitly thereof flexed interest coupons to bear the facsimile signature o , Section 10 That all ordinances or parts thereof in conflict Treasurer as of the first day of July, A D , 1951. ti with this ordinance are hereby repealed After the bonds hereby authorized have been issued, this ordinance shall constitute a (SEAL)contract behveen Moab City and the holder or holders of said Attest bonds, and shall be and remain irrepealable until said bonds and the interest accruing thereon shall have been fully paid, satis- City TreaAtied and discharged Section 11 That in the opinion of the Clty Coined of Moab City Recorder (. City it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of said City Authorized by Act of the Legislature, State of Utah that this ordinance shall take effect upon the date of its passage, "approval and publication PASSED by the City Council of Moab City, Gland County State of Utah, and Approved by the Mayor of said City, this 21st day of June, 1951 GEORGE J BURCI{ (SEAL) Mayor m Moab City, ip the manner and upon the conditions p the ordinance authorizing the issuance of this bond. This bond is issued by Moab City, for and on behal City and upon the credit thereof, for the purpose of funds to defray in part the cost of constructing improvers largements, extensions and betterments to the present v 134 America, being six months' interest on Its General Obligation' el, whft officer, by the ezecuhon of said bonds, shall Water and Sewer Bond, Series July ], 1951, dated July 1, 1951, and and for his signature the facsimile thereof appearing on sbearing pons Said, bonds and coupons bearing the 'sighatures of No ficers in office at the time of the signing: thereof khan be i id and binding obligations of Moab City, notwrthstandi before the delivery thereof and payment therefor, any en (To be inserted in Vie persons whose signatures appearing thereon shall haithereafter) ° Rd; ft ,their respective offices ,�,app-That said bonds and .the _copp9lLsameto shall be in substantially the following form 1 UNITED STATES OF AME:RICA STATE OF UTAH COUN'I'Y OF MOAB CITY GENERAL 0BLIGATI0N WATER AND SEWER• BC SERIES OF JULY 1, 1951 No July, On the first day or January, A. D., 19 , *(unless to which this coupon is attached has been called for demption), Moab Ctty, in the County of Grand and Utah, will pay to the bearer _ DOLLARS at the First Security Bank of Utah, N A., Exchange Placd / City Reclrfde Salt Lake_City, Utah, in lawful money of the- United brt�.;' D '' Section 6 That said bonds shall be sold at public sale as di rected by resolution of the City Council The funds realized from the sale of said bonds shall be applied solely to the purpose of defraying in part the cost of constructing improvements, enlarge ments, extensions and betterments to the present water and sew er system of Moab City in order adequately to supply water and sewer service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned and controlled by said municipality, 'but the purchaser of said bonds shall in no manner be responsible for the application or disposal by said City, or by any of its officers, of any of the funds from the sale thereof (Form of Coupon) The adoption of the foregoin- ordinance was seconded by Councilman J. E. Kerby, and upon being put to a vote, was carried by the affirmative vote of all councilmen present, the vote being as follows: Those voting Aye! J. E. Kerby, N. S. Christensen, Hobert Baldwin, nilliam Hines. Those voting Nayt None. Councilman William Hines then introduced the following ordinance and moved its adoptions ORDINANCE N0. 35. SERIES 1951. AN ORDINANCE AUThORIZING AND PROVIDING FOR THE ':SUaNCE OF THE WATER AND SEWER R3VENUE BONDS OF MOAB CITYIN THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF $92,000.00, FOR THE PURPOSa OF DEFRAYING IN PART THE COST OF CONSTRUCTING IMPROVEMENTS, ENLARGEMENTS, EXTEVSIONS AND BETTERMENTS TO THE PRESENT WATER P111/ SEWER SYSTEM OF MOAB CITY IN ORDER ADEQUATELY TO SUPPLY ,rATER AND SEWER SERVICE TO THE INHABITANTS � � THEREOF, TUE SAME TO BE OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY SAID MUNICIPALITY; PRESCRIBING THE FORK OF SAID BONDS AND OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION THERE/1ITH: PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION AND DISPOSITION OF THE REVENUES TO BE DERIVED FROM THE OPERATION OF TIE WATER AND SERER SYS'Tni; MAKING OTHER PROVISIONS 'WITH RESPECT TO TIIE OPERATION OF SAID SYSTEM AND THE ISSUANCE OF SAID BONDS; PROVIDING FOR TiIE PAYMENT OF BOTH THE PRINCIPAL OF AND THE INTEREST ON SAID BONDS SOLELY FROM THE NET REVENUES TO BE DERIVED FROM TUE OPERATION OF THE MUNICIPAL WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM AND PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE.. in the County of Graniiplacetitiefs necessary to keep the system iA" good repair, and af- WHEREAS, Moab City, ter making provisions for payment of the Waterworks Revenue, Utah, is an incorporated city, duly organized an�'IRefundin , Bonds of Moab City, Series June 1, 1951, dated June der the laws of the State of Utah, and now ohms lS: 1, 1951, in the aggregate principal amount of $15,000.00, in ac- water and sewer system (hereinafter 'sometimes cordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 31; Series 1951. "system") for the benefit of the City and its inha 1' Section 5. That said bonds shall be dated as of July 1, 1951, WHEREAS, said water system and sewer systpshall consist of 92 bonds in the denomination of $1,000,00 each, operated as a single system; and p,numbered-1 to 92, both inclusive, shall bear interest at the rate WHEREAS, Moab City was duly proclaimedl: or rates to be established after the publie sale of said bonds, third class on the 25th day of September, 1936: payable semi•annually on the first days of January and July in WHEREAS, the City Council has. caused a ' each year, and shall mature serially in regular numerical order estimate to be made of the cost of constructing $2 000 00 on the first day of July, 1953,•and $3,000.00 on the first enlargements, extensions and betterments to th :Hay of July in the years 1954 to 1983, both inclusive. Bonds num- tem, the operation thereof, and the net operating bered 27 to 92, both inclusive, maturing on and after the first day derived therefrom, by a competent engineer, ap of July, 1962, are subject to redemption in inverse numerical State Engineer of Utah, having no connection tvl order, at the option of Moab City, on the first day of July, 1961, or factures or seller of equipment to he used in sat on any interest payment date thereafter prior to maturity, at a the installation thereof, and price equal to the principal amount thereof, with accrued interest WHEREAS, on the basis of said estimate, it Ir to the redemption date, together with a premium representing mined, and it is hereby determined, that the cost the amount of interest accruing on any bond so called for -re• improvements, enlargements, extensions and bett demption during the calendar year in which the call -privilege is present system is $150,000.00; and exercised. Notice of redemption shall be given by the City 'Treas.. WHEREAS, it is proposed to defray the cost urer, In the name of the City, by publication of such notice 'tit improvements, enlargements, extensions and be least once, not more than sixty nor less than thirty days prior present system, as follows: , I to the redemption date, In a newspaper of general circulation In the issuance of the General Oblige Moab City, and a copy of such notice shall be sent by registered' 1. By o[ Moab City in the amount of General and mall, at least thirty days prior to the redemption' date, to the' original purchaser or purchasers of'satd bonds. Such notice shall 2. By the issuance of the Revenue Bonds`necify the number or numbers of the bonds to be so redeemed City in the amount of $92,000.00; and 4,1ess than all are to be redeemed) and the date, fixed for re: tption, and shall further state that on such redemption date WHEREAS, at a special election duly Called and S will become and be due and payable upon each bond so City on the S, a day of Tune, Lion there was s and a redeemed at the Office•of the City Treasurer, in Moab City, Y t athe principal amount thereof with accrued interest to the. electors qualified to vote thereon, the question of 15e;tion date, together with a stipulated premium, and that Revenue Bonds of Moab City in the aggregate prinel+, ,,.,Ind after such date AAntergst will cease to accrue, Notice of $92,000.00, payable solely from the net revenues,tiaving been given In the inannerhereintierote provided; theliond, from the operation of the water and sewer system, or bonds so called for redeigptlon shall become due and payable of defraying in part the cost of constructing imp on the- redemption date. so designated, and upon presentation largements, extensions and betterments to the pre thereof at the Office of the City Treasurer, Moab City, Utah/ to. sewer system of said City in order adequately to gether with all appurteriaYircoupons maturing subsequent to the• and sewer service to the inhabitants thereof, the sa redemption date, Moab City will pay the bond or bonds so called ed and controlled by the municipality; and for redemption, WHEREAS, more than a majority of such qu. Section 6. That the revenue bonds hereby authorized shall voting on such question, voted in favor of the is be fully negotiable and shall have all the qualities of negotiable bonds; and paper, and the holder or holders thereof shall possess all right8 WHEREAS, the City Council has determined, a enjoyed by the holders of negotiable Instruments under the pro: determine, that said bonds in the amount of $92,ttvisions of the Negotiable instruments- Law, publicly sold for the purpose of defraying 1n p• Section 7. That the Interest accruing on said bonds shall be constructing improvements, enlargements, extens payable semi-annually on the first days of January and July in terments to the system; and each year until the respective maturity dates of said bonds, upon WHEREAS, except to the extent that the r:: presentation and surrender of the annexed Interest coupons as system are pledged to the payment of the Ovate they severally become due, and thereafter at the same rate until Refunding Bonds, Series June 1, 1951, of Moab Cit, the principal of said bonds is paid In full, both principal and in- 1951, In the aggregate principal amount of $150,t,r terest being payable in lawful money of the United States of nues are not presently pledged to the payment of America, without deducting for exchange or collection charges, of Moab City, with the result that the net revenu= at the First Security Bank of Utah, N.A:, Exchange Place Branch, the operation of the systein, subject to the pledge Salt Lake City, Utah, Moab City covenants. and agrees M arrange the payment of its• outstanding Waterworks Revs for the transfer of the funds necessary to pay the interest on and Bonds, as aforesaid, may now be pledged lawfully the principal of said bonds at said Bank in accordance with this to the payment of revenue bonds issued for the section 7. Sald bonds shall be payable to bearer, shall be signed above recited. in the name of Moab City by the Mayor and attested by the City NOW THEREFORE, BE 1T ORDAINED BY Tl' Recorder, with the seal of Moab City affixed thereto, and counter• CIL OF MOAB CITY, GRAND COUNTY, UTAH: signed by its City Treasurer, and the interest coupons thereto at: tached shall be authenticated with the facsimile signature of the City 'Treasurer. All of said bonds, together with the interest there-'; on, shall be payable solely from the net revenues to be derived: from the operation of the water and sewer system, and not other•'i wise. Section 8: That said bonds and the coupons thereto attached shall be in substantially the following form: ' I UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' Section 1. That all action beretofore taken by cil and the officers of Moab Citg •directed tower ment, enlargement, extension and betterment of sewer system of Moab City, and the Issuance of gation Water and Sewer Bonds in the amount o Its Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds In the amot; be, and the same is hereby, ratified, approved - Section 2. That the report prepared and suN Templeton, Consulting Engineer, now on file in LELL City Recorder, be, and the same is hereby, appro STATE OF UTAH COUNTY;OF GRAND Section 3. That a brief description of the co MOAB CITY - ' provements is as follows: WATER AND SEWER REVENUE BOND.;; SERIES OF'JULY 1, 1951.;1 The Improvement, enlargement, extensio:NO $1,000.00 ferment of the present water and server cyst: Moab City, in the County of Grand and State Of Utah, for value struction, of a 200,000•gallon reservoir, rerriovreceived, hereby promises to pay, upon the presentation and stir. pipe lines of insufficient capacity and replaei render of this bond, to the bearer hereof, solely from the special inch, 10•inch and 8-inch supply mains; a mil: fund provided therefor, as hereinafter set forth, on the first day and 12•inch outfall sewer and a sewage trea of July, 19 , the principal sum of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS 0 Section 4. That the estimated cost of such i and to pay solely from said special fund Interest hereon at the $150,000.00. That in order to provide funds to de rate of per centum per annum, payable semiannually on cost of constructing Improvements, enlargements, ,rate first days of January and July In each year, upon presents• betterments to the present water and sewer syst lion and surrender of the annexed interest coupons as they sever - in order adequately to supply water and sewer sejblly become due. 11 upon presentation at maturity, payment, of habitants thereof, the same to be owned and con'thls bond is not made as herein provided, interest shall continue municipality, there shall be, and there are hereb'at the same rate until the principal thereof is paid in full. Both be issued bonds of Moab City to be known as "Al principal and Interest are payable in lawful money of the United and Sewer Revenue Rands, Series July 1, 1951," i,PStates of America, without deduction for exchange or collection principal amount of $92,000.00, which bonds Of charges, at the First Security Bank of Utah, N.A., Exchange Place solely from the net revenues to be derived from t Branch, Salt Lake City Utah. the water and sewer system of Moab City and noR; •(This bond is subject to redemption, at the option of Moab net revenues shall be deemed the gross revenues p City, on July 1, 1961, or on any interest payment date thereafter, at sewer system after deducting only for the cost - a price equal to the principal amount thereof with accrued interest maintaining the system, the expense of any be to the redemption date, and_a premium representing the amount 136 For the purpose of this ordinance a special fund is hereby authorized to be continued and maintained and to be known as the "Water Supply System Gross Income Fund of Moab City," (herein sometimes designated the Water Income Fund) Further, for the purpose of this ordinance a special fund is hereby author• ized to be maintained and to be known as the "Water and Server System Gross income Fund of Moab City" (herein sometimes des of interest accruing on any bond so called for redemptlorr Section 9 That the Mayor, the Recorder and Treasurer of said the calendar year in which the call privilege is exercised ItCity are hereby authorized and directed to prepare and execute! tlon shall be made upon not less than thirty days prior n said bonds as herein provided Upon the execution or said bonds publication in Si newspaper of general circulationm Mows herein provided, they shall be delivered to the Treasurer of, in he mariner and upon the eof th conditions is j prov_)ded in the maths City to be by him delivered to the purchasers of the bonds at This bond is one of an authorized issue in the age price of not less than par and accrued interest principal amount of $92,00000, for the purpose of defra Section 10 That all monies received from the sale of said part the cost of constructing improvements, enlargeme bonds shall be used solely for the improvement, enlargement, ex ,tensions and betterments to the present water and sewer tension, and betterment of the municipal water and sewer system, of Moab City, in order adequately to supply water an including any architectural, engineering, legal or other expenses service to the inhabitants thereof, the same to be owned a incidental thereto, but the purchaser of said bonds shall in no trolled by said municipality, all in full conformity with t manner be responsible for the application or disposal by said shtution and laws of the State of Utah, and an ordmane City, or by any of its officers, of any of the monies derived from City duly enacted and adopted prior to:the issuance her the sale of said bonds The proceeds derived from the sale of said issuance of this bond has further been authonzed by the bonds shall be deposited promptly upon the receipt thereof in a of Moab City qualified to vote thereon, at a special electt separate account or accounts in a bank or banks which are mem in said City on the 12th day of June, 1951 This bond is iss bers of the Federal Reserve System and of the Federal Deposit ,der the provisions of Sections 76A-2-1 ,to 76A-2.23, Ut Insurance Corporation The City Treasurer is hereby authorized 'Annotated, 1943, and all other laws amendatory thereof a and directed to deposit such proceeds in such banks The funds 'elemental thereto, and does not constitute an indebtd in said account or accounts shall be used solely for the purposes illvIoab City within any state constitutional provision or s above set forth and withdrawals from said account or accounts !limitation for said purposes shall be effected only by check or voucher sign - This bond is one of an issue of bonds payable both as ,ed by the Mayor and the City Treasurer and accompanied by ■ , cipal and interest solely from and secured by a pledge of certificate of the Engineer, acting for and on behalf of the City, revenues deriver] from the operation of the municipal wa to the effect that it is necessary or advisable to withdraw said sewer system said net revenues being defined as the funds or to transfer the same to the general credit of the City for, -evenues of said system after deduction only for the cost o the purpose of defraying the cost of improving, enlarging, ex - tine and maintaining the system, the expense of any bett tending and bettering the municipal water and sewer system In or replacements necessary to keep the system in mind ren accordance with the plans and specifications therefor previously after making provision for the payment of the Watenvo approved by the City Council and on file In the office of the City venue Refunding Bonds of Moab City, Series June 1, 1951, (]reorder Upon completion of such improvements, enlargements, authorized amount of S15,00000, In accordance with Orextensions, and betterments, any unexpended balance in such No 31, duly adopted the 19th day of June, 1951 it is hereby account or accounts, together with any accrued interest received! anted and agreed that the City will charge rates for wa,on the balance of said funds, shall be paid Into the Water and. sewer service supplied by and through said system, whl Sewer Revenue Bond Sinking Fund, Series July 1, 3951, herein-i be sufficient at all times, until this bond and the coupons after provided for and used for the purposes of said Fund. attached are fully paid and discharged, to produce net r_ The Issue of any of the bonds herein authorized by the City from said system sufficient to pay the Interest on and the shall constitute a warrant by and on behalf of the City for the pal of this bond as and when the same become due and p benefit of each and every holder of any of said bonds that said but such rates shall not be in excess of a reasonable rate bnnds have been Issued for a valuable consideration in full con - service rendered formrty with late This bond is subject to the conditions, and every tiolde Section 11 That so long as any of the bonds herein authoriz- of by accepting the same agrees with the obligor and everted are outstanding and unpaid, either as to principal or interest, sequent holder hereof that (a) the delivery of this bond 'the water and sewer system shall be operated for the purposes of transferee shall vest title in this bond and In the mtetrest c this ordinance upon a fiscal year basis, commencing on the first attached hereto in such transferee to the same extent for a�lfday of June in each year and ending on the last day of May of poses as would the delivery under like circumstances of the succeedine year gotiable instrument payable to bearer; (b) the obligor a agent of the obligor may treat the bearer of this bond as solute owner hereof for all purposes, and shall not be affe any notice to the contrary, (e) the priricipal of and the int this bond shall be paid, and this bond and each of the appertaining hereto are transferable, free from and with gard to any equities between the obligor and the original' intermedtate holder hereof, or any set -offs or cross claim grnated the Gross Income Fund). So long as any of the Moab City (d) the surrender to the obligor or any agent of the obligor,i Water Works Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series June 1, 1951 (here - bond and of each of the coupons shall be a good discharge ob'Igor for the same in sometimes designated the refunding bonds) shall be outstand It 1s hereby certified and warranted that all of t ling, either as to principal or Interest, the entire gross Income and quiremenls of late have been fully complied with by the revenues derived from the water faculties (as distinguished from officers of Moab City in the issue of this bond the sewer facilities) of the entire water and sewer system shall IN'WITNESS WHEREOF, Moab City has caused this be set aside into said Water Income Fund So long as any of the be signed by Its Mayor, attested by its City Recorder, wlMoab City Water and Server Revenue Bonds, Series July 1, 1951, seal of said City affixed hereto, and countersigned by ( (herein sometimes designated the Improvement revenue bonds), ,'hall be outstanding, either as to principal or Interest, the entire Treasurer, and the coupons hereto annexed to be authen with the facsimile signature of its City Treasurer, all as I gross income and revenues of the entire water and server system first day of July, 1951, shall be set aside into said Gross Income Fund, except as revem ues from a portion of sold system are hereinabove otherwise re Mayor (mired to be placed In said Water Income Fund Payment from y said Water Income Fund and said Gross Income Fund shall be Attest ! made in the following manner. City Recorder i A (I) Firstly, out of sald Water Income Fund, there shall be set aside each year into a Separate account, known as the "Wa- •(To be inserted in bonds numbered 27 to 92, both in tenvorks System Operation and Maintenance Fund of Moab City" maturing on and after July 1, 1962 ) f (hereinafter sometimes designated the Water Operation and Authorized by Act of the Legislature, State of Utah , Maintenance Fund), such a percentage of said Water Income Fund as the City Council shall determine to be necessary for the No (Form of Coupon) legitimate expenses of a proper operation and maintenance of July, S -said water facilities, Including, without limiting the generality of On the first day o[ Jany, 19 the foregoing, the expenses of carrying adequate insurance The >' y, , •(unless the bosaid Water Operation and Maintenance Fund shall be used solely which this coupon Is attached has been called for prior re or the efficient and economical operation and maintenance of lion), Moab City, in the County of Grand and State of Utal said water facilities of said system. Any surplus remaining to pay to bearer in lawful money of the United States of said Water Operation and Maintenance Fund at the end of the without deduction for exchange or collection charges, at th fiscal year and not needed for operation and maintenance pur Security Bank of Utah, N A-, Exchange Place Branch, Satt poses, shall be transferred back to the Water Income Fund and City, Utah, the sum of redistributed In the manner herein Dollars fund. provided for monies In said solely from and secured by a pledge of the net revenues (2) Secondly, after the payments or distribution of monies municipal wafer and sewer system, bbfng so, months' j on its Water and sewer Bond, Series July 1, 1951 This con herelnabove provided have been made, out of said Water Income issued under the provisions of Sections 76A-2.1 to 76A•2.23, Fund there shall be placed into a separate account, known as the Code Annotated,1943, and all other laws emendator thereo Waterworks System Revenue Refunding Bond and Interest Fund, supplemental thereto, and It does not constitute an amendatory June 1, 1957, of Moab City" (herein sometimes deslgnat- of the City within any state constitutional or statutory liml edthe Bond Fund),.[he following amounts* i (Facsimile Slgnatur (a) Monthly, commencing June 1, 1951, one. City Treasurer ' o of e- *(To be inserted in coupons maturing on and after Jo the nelct maturing installment of interest upon andnd ne- 7., 1952, attached to bonds numbered 27 to 92, both inclusiV twelfth of the next maturing installment of principal of (Form of Cortificrte) said bonds, and AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE^ (b) Monthly, commencing June 1, 1951, an additional I hereby certify that this bond does not constitute an i amount equal to twenty per centum of the amount requir- edness of Moab City, in the County of Grand and State of such amount to be and constitute a reserve to meet pos- ed to be deposited under subparagraph (a) of this para- wlthln any state constitutional or statutory hmllation, a graph (2), Part A, of this Section 11, of this ordinance, llssued according to law F (' DATED this day of ._ .__ __- , 1951 1 sible deficiencies in said Bond Fund. 1 ' (3) Thirdly, any surplus remaining in said Water Income City Recorder an Fund shall be placed monthly In said Gross Income Fund Ex OtLclo City AuditL,. (4) Fourthly, out of said Gross Income Fund there shall be j set aside each year into a separate account, known as the "Water'1.3 r q and Sewer System Operation and Maintainance Fund of Moab ` City" hereinafter sometimes designated iris System Operatyinterest The monies in Bond Fund and the Sinking Fund Mamtamance Fund), such a percentage of said Gross 'shall be continuously secured by direct obligations of the United Fund as the City Council shall determine to be necessaryiStates of America, in an amount at all times at least equal to the legitimate expenses of a proper operation Rv wnd ithout amount of money then in the Water Income Fund, the Gross In - said water and sewer system, including, come Fund, the Bond Fund, and the Sinking Fund, less the generality of the foregoing, the expenses of carrying at amounts held in cash and required to meet the aggregate prim'. insurance. and giving consideration to any monies placedt pal and interest requirements for the current fiscal year, and oth- Water Operation and Maintenance Fund The said Systezt er requirements for said current fiscal year Any monies in the anon and Maintenance Fund shall be used solely for Water Income Fund, the Gross Income Fund, the Bond Fund and/ ficient and economical operation and maintenance of sa or the Sinking Fund may be invested in direct obligations of the and sewer system Any surplus remaining in said Ol United States of America Maintenance Fund at the end of the fiscal year and not C Interest on said improvement revenue bonds accruingprior for operation and maintenance purposes, shall be tr p to the completion of said Improvements, extensions, repairs or back to the Gross Income Fund and redistributed in th t betterment shall be paid, if sufficient funds are not available herein provided for monies in satd fund therefor from the revenues derived from the operation of said (5) Fifthly, there shall be and there is hereby createf system, from the to be known as the "Water and Sewer Revenue Boncj riient revenue bonds hereby authorized, orany of the imto the prove- f Fund, Series July 1, 1951," (hereinafter sometimes c2 extent that such interest cannot be paid from the reart venues of, said Sinking Fund, into which there shall be set aside and p� System any balance remaining in said Gross Income Fund, so y D The payments hereinbefore required to be made into said any of the bonds hereby authorized are outstanding, the Water Operation and Maintenance Fund, said System Operation amount: and Maintenance Fund, and said Depreciation Fund shall be made (a) Monthly, commencing July 1, 1951, one -six in equal monthly installments on the first day of each month, the next maturing installment of interest on, and, except that when the first day of any month shall be a Sunday or a legal holiday, then such payments shall be made on the next twelfth of the next maturing installment of priric{p the improvement bonds herein authorized, provided, succeeding secular day In the event the income and revenues during an one month are inadequate required pay. ever, that monthly payments into said Sinking Fu Y quote to make the r ufred ■ the principal of said improvement revenue bonds fpp ments into said funds, the deficiency shall be made up and paid period from July 1, 1951, to July 1, 1953, both inclij as aforesaid from the first income and revenues thereafter receiv- shall be one twenty-fourth of the next maturing 1i ed and available therefor merit of said principal ti, E. After all of said refunding bonds are redeemed, both as to (IA Monthly, an additional amount equal to tt` principal and interest, said Water Income Fund and said Bond Fund shall be discontinued and dissolved, and all monies therein per centum of the amount required to be deposited', shall be placed 1n Said Gross Income Fund, subparagraph (a) of this paragraph (5), Part A, of+ section of this ordinance, such amount to be and Section 12. The lien on the revenues of the water facilities tote a reserve to meet possible deficiencies in said 1(as distinguished from the sewer facilities) of the water and (M Sixthly, out of any monies remaining in said Gr sewer system securing the payment of the bonds authorized here - Fund there shall be set aside each year as 2 Depreci in, and the pledge for the payment of said bonds, Is subordinate Improvement Fund (hereinafter sometimes designate to the lien of the Moab City Water Works Revenue Refunding such a PCi Bonds, Series Tune 1, 1951, on the revenues of said water facilities, predation Fund), which fund is hereby created, and the pledge for the payment thereof The lien of said refund - of said Income Fund as the City Council shall determAi , trig bonds does not attach to the revenues of the sewer facilities necessary for making good any depreciation in said s) in making such extensions or improvements thereof or re o[ sold Wltlr and sewer system. betterments thereto as the City Council may from year Section 13 That nothing In this ordinance contained shall be consider advisable, provided, however, that the amouj�{ construed in such a manner as to prevent the issuance by said aside each year as a Depreciation Fund shall be not mLL City of additional bonds payable from the Income and revenues ten per centum 110%) nor less than five per centum (5% derived from the operation of the system and constituting a lien gross revenue of the system for the last preceding fisci upon said revenues subordinate to or on a parity with the lien of Said Depreciation Fund shall be expended from time to the bonds herein authorized; provided, however, that before any; making good any depreciation in said system, and in makj such additional bonds are authorized or actually Issued, the lien extensions or improvements thereof or repairs or bet„ on said revenues for the payment of which Is on ■ parity with the' ' thereto as said City Council may from year to year con51 lien of the bonds herein authorized, the earnings derived from the visable The amount in the Depreciation Fund shall boperation of said system for the fiscal year immediately preced- whenever necessary to meet interest and principal requl! ing the date of the authorization and issuance shall have been on said refunding bonds or the improvement revenue bri sufficient to pay the cost of operation and maintenance for said thonzed herein, and may be used at any time to call sa d period, and, In addition, sufficient to pay an amount representing Any accumulations in said Depreciation Fund which, in 120% of (1) the principal and interest requirements for the next 1 ion of the City Connell shall not be needed for the purpo ensuing fiscal year of the outstanding bonds of the City payable Depreciation Fund, may, in the discretion of the City Co from the revenues of the system, and (2) the Interest requirement transferred to the Gross Income Fund and used for the for the next ensuing fiscal year and the average annual principal thereof as herein set forth requirement for each fiscal year to and including the final matur- rf) Seventhly,so long as any of said rerunning bona city date of the bonds proposed to be issued improvement revenue bonds are outstanding, either as it Nothing in this ordinance contained shall be construed In cipal or interest, and funds are not available in said Bo (such a manner as to permit the Issuance by said City of additional I and/or said Sinking Fund and pledged for the payment Jbonds payable from the Income and revenues derived from khe refunding bonds and said improvement revenue bonds, /operation of the system and constituting a lien upon said reven- ively, any balance remaining in said Gross Income Fund ues superior to the lien of the bonds herein authorized, nor as to making of the payment herein provided shall be used prevent the issuance of additional bonds so payable and const(- 'City for the payment of interest accruing and princlpak tuting such a lien subordinate to the lien of the bonds herein au- . due on, additional bonds, if any, payable from the reventhorized the system, which may be hereinafter imposed, ]ncludin A written certification by a certified public accountant, to be Tor a reasonable reserve (provided, however, that the lien lemployed by said City, that said earnings are sufficient to pay additional bonds on the revenues of the system and the said amounts shall be conclusively presumed to be accurate In for the payment thereof may be on a psrity with or subordetermining the right of said City to authorize, Issue sell and de. 'o the lien and pledge of the improvement revenue bonds',sliver said additional bonds zed herein, as hereinafter provided), or for the prior reder Any additional bonds Issued in compliance with the terms )[ the bonds issued under the provisions of this ordlnanciAhereof shall bear Interest payable seml-annually on the first ifs ordinance authorizing additional bonds, hereinafter 3rdays of January and July in each year and shall mature on the Ms herein provided, or for the purchase In the open market<ffirst day of July in each year during the term of Bald bonds efuddlnR bonds, or of said bonds authorized herein or h In determining whether additional bonds may be issued as it shall be used to improve, extend, repair or better said aforesaid, consideration shall be given to the probable reduction >r shall he held as a reserve for said purposes or Increase In operating or maintalnance expenses that will re- B frhi amouht+'pdd into said Bond Fund and Into saldsultufrom the expenditure of the funds proposed to be derived ng F�i,�i,e cieiated tinder the provlilans of paragraph A(2) gnt;m n the Issuance rad eafe of said bonds, and said Ctist of oper , of thlbApettlon of this ordinlnce;•shall be deposited in si atlon and maintalnance for said fiscal year may be accordingly bank'ace0unt In a bank or banks in •accordance mith , modified visiont► Of the State Depository Act, and shall be used sole Section 14 That Moab City hereby covenants and agrees with only, 'and said funds areshereby expressly and exclusively ach and every holder of the bonds issued hereunder' ed, for the purpose of paying the principal of. and the ante a. That notwithstanding any provisions contained herein, said refunding bonds and the bonds herein authorized' to the term "revenues" or 'Income" from the municipal water and, sued,,respsctively. Said payments shall be made into saida ewer system shall include all income and revenue derived by on it:first day of each month, except that 'when the fl saki City from the operation of the system whether resulting, of 'a month shall be a Sunday or a legal holiday, the 'from additions, improvements, repairs, or betterments to the sys- payments shall be made on the next succeeding secularem, or otherwise, and shall Include all revenues received by. the event the income and revenues derived during any one t:aid City, or any municipal corporation succeeding to the rights',': are 'inadequate to make the payments required to be mapf said City from said system and from the sale of services to thel" said Bond Fund and/or said Sinking Fund, the deflclenc',•inhabitants of what is now Moab City (Including all territorial be made up and paid as aforesaid from the first Income art annexations which may he made while said revenue refunding' venues thereafter received and available therefor Whenever bonds, or any part thereof, are outstanding), or from the sale' is available in said Bond Fund and/or said Sinking Fun tof water distributed by means of, and sewer services through Amount sufficient to pay the principal and interest requirer aid system owned and operated by said City as the same may. Of the current fiscal year and the two fiscal years ',mined',{t any time exist to serve customers outside the City limits as' succeeding, additional payments need not be made Into the ',yell as customers within the City limits Fund and/or sald Sinking Fund, until such time as the all b That while the bonds authorized herein, heretofore or here - available therein will be less than an amount sufficient tt fter, which shall be payable from revenues derived from said the principal and interest due in the current and two mimedl°ystem, or any of said bonds, remain outstanding and unpaid, succeeding fiscal years No payment need be made into said the rates (which shall be payable In lawful money of the United Fund and/or said Sinking Fund if the amount then cont ;States of America) for all service rendered by the system to said therein is equal to the entire amount of the outstanding boric,'-}, and to its Inhabitants and to all consumers -within or with be paid from said Funds, respectively, both as to principabut the boundaries of said City, shall be adequate to provide revenues sufficient for the payment of the Interest on and the prt1l3l of said bonds as herein provided, and shall be, water and/or sewer facilities or services to any consumer, public able and lust, and equitably distribute the cost of th a! private within the City behveen the users, taking into account and considers i That the City, in Its operation of the system, will carry cost and value of the system, and the proper and arse fire and extended coverage insurance, workman's compensation lowances for operation and maintamance and for the dep insurance and public liability insurance, and other types of in• p surance, In such amounts and to such extent as is normally car - of the system and the,gmounts necessary for the retireme. ried by private corporations operating public utilities of the same bonds payable from the revenues of the system, type. The cost of such insurance shall be considered one of the thereof, the accruing interest on all such bonds, and th operating costs of the system and shalt be y y frorn be charged against all purchasers of water and sewer the revenues of the system In the event of loss or damage, in - including said City, such rates and amounts as shall be surance proceeds shall be used first for the to meet the requirements of this and the preceding sectto or replacing the property lost or damaged, and xn of restoring of, all of which revenues, including those received f shall be treated as net income and revenues, and shall besubCity, shall be subject to distribution to the payment of Jest to distribution in the manner provided hereinabove for net of operating and maintaining the system, the creation an Income and revenues derived from he operation of the system tenance of a depreciation fund, the payment of principal J That the City will not sell, Rase, mortgage, pledge or ther- terest on the bonds herein and hereafter authorized, al [vise encumber, or in any manner dispose other purposes as herein provided, that no free service system, or an P se of or alienate the furnished by said system or any part thereof; that any uand additions any tamay be made thereto, until all bonds heirs of or meat otttereofhe e will 6rendered naid for at the reasonable the value of aor l authorized to be issued shall have been paid in full, both so rendered, and that the income so derived shall be de! principal and interest, except that the City may sell any portion be income derived from the operation of the system, to of said property which shall have been replaced by other pro - and accounted for In flit same manner as any other 1n perry of at least equal value, or which shall cease to be necessary rived from the operation of said system egtor the efficient operation of the system, provided, however, that c That all bills for water and/or sewer serviced by or, In the event of any sale, as aforesaid, the proceeds of such sale' the municipal water and sewer system shall be rendered Shall be distributed as gross income or revenues of the system ly at the established rates 1n advance to be due and pay' k That the bonds authorized to be issued hereunder, shall first day of each and every month. In the event said bills constitute a first lien (but not necessarily an,exclusively first paid in full within thirty days after becoming due and lien) against the net revenues of the system, consisting f that (P ofgross income and revenues derived from the operation water service shall be immediately discontinued d That the "Water and Sewer Revenue Bond Slnklrl of the system remaining after provision is made for the payment Senes July 1, 1951," shall be used solely and only, and is of the operation and maintenance costs, as hereinabove pro - pledged, for the purpose of paying the interest on and th Med, provided, however, that the ]ten of said improvement re- gal of the bonds herein authorized } venue bonds is subordinate to the lien of the outstanding Moab e That in the event of default on the part of the, City Water tf r Works Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series June 1, 1951, paying principal of or interest on said bonds promptly ] payment of which attaches only to the revenues falls due, or in the keeping of any covenants herein co of the water facilities (as distinguished from the server facilities) and if such default shall continue for a period of sixty C of said water and server system { 1 That each municipal official having custody of funds de City will appoint a manager for the system, which mans have full control over the system and shall operate th rived from operation of the system shall be bonded in an amount for Moab City, and shall enforce such reasonable ra equal to total funds in his custody at any one time charges as will be suffictent to make the payments req Section 15 That the bonds authorized to be issued hereunder, this ordinance, and shall in all things so operate the s and from time to time outstanding, shall not be entitled to any to comply fully with all of the requirements and prov priority one over the other in the application of the revenues of this ordinance The right of the holder or holders of t i the system, regardless of the time or times of their issuance, It herein authortzed to require the appointment of such being the intention of the City Council that there shall be no shall not be exclusive, and in the event of default as he priority among the bonds authorized to be issued pursuant to this lined, such holder or holders shall have the right to p ordinance regardless of the fact that they may be actually issued law or equity to require the performance of the covenant and delivered at different times It is hereby expressly agreed icontained In any action which to them shall seem appr{ and covenanted that the City will not hereafter issue any bonds f, That the City will operate and maintain said sor obligattons payable from the revenues of the system until all long as any of the bonds herein authorized are outstali bonds herein authorized have been paid in full, finless such ad - ,an efficient operating condition and will make such eiI ditional bonds are Issued in such manner as provided in Section ;improvements or additions thereto -as may be- necessa 11 of this ordinance and shall have a lien on the revenues of the visable to insure its economical and efficient operatl i system on a parity with or junior in lien to the bonds authorized !times and to an extent sufficient to supply public o herein ,demands for service within the City and the territory Section 16 That the provisions of Section 15 hereof are subject thereto, to the exception that if at any time after the bonds herein or g That so long as any of the bonds remain outstanti hereafter authorized, or any part thereof, shall have been le- per books of record and account will be kept by the CRY, sued, the City Council shall find it desirable to refund said and apart from all other records and accounts, showing bonds, said bonds, or any part thereof, may be refunded (but 'and correct entries of all transactions relating to the sy only with the consent of holders thereof, unless the bonds have that the holders of any of the bonds, or any duly author) matured or are then callable for prior redemption and have been ;or agents of such holders, shall have the right at all r properly called, or unless said bonds are subject to refunding times to Inspect all records, accounts, and data relatln by operation of law at the option of the City), and the refunding and to inspect the system and all properties comprl bonds so issued shall enjoy complete equality of lien with the system, The City further agrees that It will, within s portion of said bonds which is not refunded, if any there be, and following the close of each fiscal year, cause an audi the holders of the refunding bonds shall be subrogated to all'bf books and accounts to be made by an independent firm the rights and privileges enjoyed tby the holders of the bonds; fled public accountants, showing the receipts and dlsb funded thereby. The refunding bonds shall be Issued with au& for the account of the system, and that such audit will details os the Clty Council may, by ordinance, provide, subject able for inspection by the holders of any of the bonds, to the hicluslon of said rights and privileges, provided that,lf audit, to addition to whatever matters may be thoug only a part of the outstanding bonds is refunded, the 1nterelt by the accountants to be included therein, shall inelud rate of the refunded bonds may not be increased, except if re. slowing ronded to pay maturing bonds; the refunded fonds may not mature at a date earlier than the maturity date of any of the (1) A statement In detail of the income and a bonds not refunded, and the refunding bonds shall either be sold tures of the system for such fiscal year `' for cash at not less than•par value and accrued Interest, and the (2) A balance sheet as of the end of such fisca , proceeds thereof shall be used to pay the bonds refunded, or shall (3) The accountant's comment regarding the be delivered In exchange for the bonds refunded, in which the City has carried out the requlreme Section 17 That 1f it should be legally determined that any this ordinance, and the accountant's recommendat tr,; legislative or other body, commission or authority has power to any change or improvement In the operation of the s lawfully prescribe a lower schedule of rates than that contem- (i) A list of the insurance policies in force at t plated by this or any other ordinances, and If such lower rate of the fiscal year, setting out as to each policy the a shall be prescribed, then the payment of Interest on and the prinol-i of the policy, the risks covered, the name of the f pal of said refunding bonds and the bonds authorized herein to be and the expiration date of the policy. ' Issued shall constitute a first and prior charge on the revenue re. (5) The number o1 water connections at the celved from sald system, anything In this ordinance contained to the year 1 the contrary notwithstanding provided that the lien for the pal'. (s) The number of sewer connections at the a ment of the bonds herein authorized shall remain subordinate to the year. the lien of said refunding bonds in the manner herein provided (7) The number of customers per class of custo Section la That In order to Insure the completion of said there be classes of customers, and revenues per improyements, extensions, repairs or betterments to the system, of customer and to protect the holder or holders of the bonds to be issued here- under, Moab City will require the contractor to whom 1s given A similar audit and report shall be prepared by the any contract for the construction of said Improvements, enlarge. 'medigtely after the expiration of each quarter of each fi ments, extensions, or betterments to the system, or any part there - All expenses Incurred In the making of the audits an, of, to supply a completion bond or bonds satisfactory to the City, required by this section shall be regarded and paid as'and that any sum or sums derived from said completion bond or tenance and Operation expense The City agrees to ftbonds satisfactory to the City, and that any sum or sums derived copy of each of such audits to the holder of any of the from said completion bond or bonds shall be used within six his request, and without request to the original purchas months after such receipt for the completion of said construction, bonds from the City, after such audit and report has bee and if not so used within such period, shall be placed in and be led, and that any such holder shall have the right to did subject to the provisions of the Gross Income Fund provided for 1the acountant or persons making the audit the contert herein audit and to ask for such additional information as Section 19 That the provisions of this ordinance shall con• reasonably require vtitute a contract between Moab City and the holder or holders h That as long as any of the bonds hereby auth of the bonds herein authorized to be issued, and that after the outstanding the City shall not grant any franchise issuance of any such bonds no repeal, change, variation or al- to a competing system, nor shall it permit, during s teratlon of any kind 1n the provisions of this ordinance shall be !any person, association, firm or corporation to suppll made in any manner except as herein provided until such tline 2999 Section 20 That 1f default shall gat anylime-bem'tiig_anything in this ordinanpe mntemed, nothing' hereln shall, due observance or 'performance of any covenant or be construed so=aa to impose an obligation upon the City requir• herein required to be kept or performed by Moab City'ins the City to eispand any funds derived' from sourdes othee default shall continue for a period _of thirty days ,aft than from the operation of said system; and further, no bond;�r' notice thereof to the City from any holder of one or m- obligation Imposed upon the City by any provision ofthis d -, or from any holder of the coupons representing interes dinance shall constitute an indebtedness oLthe City within the at any time outstanding, then, and in such event, any meaning of any state constitutional or statutory prevision or ilml- any one or more of said bonds, or any of -the coupons re tatter!, but every such obligation is payable and collectible solely interest thereon, may, either at law or in equity, by su from the net revenues derived from stile operations of the City's mandamus, or other appropriate proceeding in any system, the income of which Is so pledged, and the holder there - competent jurlsdittlon, protect the lien created by this of may notice]; to any general or other fund for the,payment'of on the revenues of said system and may, by autt, acti principal knd interest of the bonds authorized herein dames or other appropriate proceeding or proceeding Section 24 That all by-laws, 'orders, resolutions and ordin and compel the performance of any duty imposed upon ances, or part§ of by laws, orders, resolutions and ordinances, th by the provisions of this ordinance, including, without conflict with tliis ordinance, are hereby repealed. the generality of the foregoing, the snaking and colt Section 25, That if any one or more sections, sentences, clauel, sufficient rates and charges and the segregation of th-es or parts ofthls_ordinance shall, for any reason, be questlon0 and revenue of said system and the proper application or held invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or inv 1i and further including the appointment of a receiver to idate the remaining provision§ of this ordinance, but ajinli be cote, ' the system during default on behalf of the City, for th:fined in its ,operation to the "specific sections, sentences, clauses of the holders of the bonds herein: authorized. or parts of ,this ordinanre so held unconstitutional ,and invalid, Section 21 That bids for the sale and purchase and the inapplicability and invalidity, of any section, sentence, "Moab City Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series July clause or part of tliis ordinance, in any one,or more instanceslphall in the aggregate principal amount,of $02,00000, shall be not affect or prejudice'in'any way the applicability and,Valldity 'and considered by the Mayor and City Council at th- of this -ordinance in any other instances. Icourt house within said City at the hour of a o'clock, Section 26. That this ordinance May be amended or supple. Tuesday, the 2Eth day of August, 1951, and the Mayor mented by ordinances adopted by the City -Council -In accordance. Recorder of said City, be, and they hereby are, author! with the laws of the State of Utah with the written consent, of ` I directed' to -cause to be published advertisement of sale the holders of 75%,of the bonds authorized by this ordinance and bonds in The Times -Independent, a newspaper having outstanding at the time of the adoption of such ,amendatory or1 clrculation in said City, in at least one issue thereof supiilemental ordinance, provided, however, that no' sueli l ordin:_ twenty days prior to Said date specified for the receipt ance shall' have, the effect Of permitting (a) an extension'lof the! bids, ,which advertisement shall be In Substantially maturity of any bond authorized b'y this ordinance or' (by a re- authorized lilt resolution to be hereafter adopted duction int the, principal amount of any bond or theirate of � Section 22. That the officers oft said City be, and the( terest themon, qqr (c) the creation of a hen -upon or `a pledge, of are, authorized and directed to take all action neeessari revenuegs ilankilig prior to the lien of -pledge created by this or• proprfate to effectuate the provisions of this ordinance, its dinanct,,or ranking -on a parity with, such hen or pledge excepts without limiting the generality` Of the foi•Jgoing, the witas igg/ his ordinance provided, or (d) a reduction of the principal s said bonds and the execution of such certificates as mayamsunt,,of bonds required for consent to such amendatory ori ably be required by the purchaser thereof relatins.to thel styhplemental ordinance of the bonds, the tenure and identity of the municipal ' Section 27 That the City Recorder he, and he is hereby author-! the assessed valuation and indebtedness of the City, th zed and directed to publish this ordinance in The Times•Indenem,' of the bond purchase price and, if in accordance with t dent, a niwspaper of general circulation,published in Moab City„ the absence of litigation, pending or threatened, affe Utah, in one issue thereof, i ,1 validity thereof Section 28 That in the opinion of 'the City Council of Flo )51 servl� rendered-to_it by apd_ Section 2That, except d_ theextentthe City must City, an emergency exists and it is necessary for the immerl$ te' r3i tht_ai:sfern'.n4 preservation of the peace, health and safety of said City that this; ordinance shall t� effect immediately upon its passage, ap-1 al, and aniblic tion in accordance w,ith.law. This ordinanoe was adopted by the affirmative vote of not less than twg -thirds of all the members of the City Counoil of Moab City, in the County of Grand and State of Utah, and approved by me after due excamination as Mayor thereof, attested by"the City Recorder, and the corporate seal affixed on this 21st day of July, 1951. (SEAL) Approved: Attest: as all of said bonds issued hereunder and interest due thereon' have been paid in full. ity =. der. !eye The adoption of the foregoing ordinance was seconded by Counoilman J. E. Kerby and, on being put to a vote, was carried by the affirmative vote of at least two-thirds of the total membership of the City Counoil, the vote being as follows: Those voting Aye: N. S. Christensen, xobert Baldwin, nilliam Hines, J. E. Kerby Those voting Nay: None Councilman Robert Baldwin introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: RESOLUTION. WHEREAS, in accordance with the statutes of the State of Utah, the City Council of Moab City has determined and does hereby determine that the bonds of Moab City in the aggregate principal amount of $150,000.00, consisting of $58,000.00 of general obligation bonds and $92,000.00 of revenue bonds, should be publicly sold. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MOAB CITY that the Mayor and Recorder of Moab City be, and the same are hreby, authorized and direoted to have published a notice of sale of said bonds in The Imes -Independent, a newspaper having general circulation in Moab City, at least once not less than twenty days prior tothe sale date, which notice shall be in substantially the following form: ADVERTISEMENTS FOR BIDS FOR THE SALE OR MOAB CITY,UTAH GENERAL OBLIGATION WATER AND SEWER BONDS SERIES OF JULY 1, 1951 -- 458,000.00 AND WATER AND SEWER REVENUE BONDS SERIES JULY 1, 1951 -- $92,000.00 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the xeoorder of Moab City, Grand County, Utah, will receive sealed bids for the following described bends until Tties ay type 28th day of August, 1951, at 8 o'clock F. M., at he County ourthouse, Moan, Vtan, at which time and place the City Council of said City will publicly open and consider any sealed bids received for the purchase of the following described bonds; izo 1710 1. Moab City General Obligation water and Sewer "onds, series of July 1, 1951, in the aggregate pr ncipal amount of $'58,000.00, dated July 1, 1951, � consisting of 58 bonds in the denomination of 41,000.00 each, numbered from e 1 to 58, both inclusive, bearing interest at a rate not exceeding four per eaten centum per ennum, payable semiannually on the first daysof January and July in each year and maturing serially in regular numerical order on the first day of July, 45,000.00 in each of the years 1961 to 1970, both inclusive, and $8,000.00 in the year 1971, and being subjeot to prior redemption in inverse numerical order at the City's option on July 1, 1957, or on any interest payment date thereafter prior tomaturity, at a price equal tothe principal amount thereof, with accrued interest to the redemption date, and being payable from general sit ad valorem taxes which may be levied against all of the taxable property in the City without limitation of rate or amount; and 2. Moab City water and hewer Revenue Bonds, Series July 1, 1951, in the aggregate principal amount of $92,000.00, dated July 1, 1951, consisting of 92 bonds in the denomination of 41,000.00 each, numbered from 1 to 92, both inclusive, bearing interest at en rate not exceeding four and one-half per centum per annUm, payable semiannually on the first days of January and July in each year, and maturing serially in regular numerical order on the first day of JYiy 2,000.00 in the year 1953, and 43,000.00 in each of the years 1954 to 1983, both inolusive, bonds numbered 27 to 92, both inclusive, maturing as and after July 1, 1962, being subject to prior redemption in inverse iumerical order at the City's option en July 1, 1961, or on any interest payment date thereafter prior to maturity, at a price equal to the principal amount thereof with acorued interest to the redemption date, together with a premium repreientting the amount of interest acorueng on any bond so called for redemption during the calendar year in which the call pritilega is exeeciaad, both prinoipal and interest being payable at the First security Bank of Utah, N. A., Exchange Place Dram*, Salt Ieke City, Utah. Said bonds are payable both as to principal and interest solely from, and aeoured by a pledge of the net revenues of the municipal water and sewer system. Of an original issue of 025,000.00, there are outstanding the City's "aterworks Revenue Bonds, dated December 1, 1938, in the aggregate principal amount of $15,000.00, numbered oonseoutively from 11 to 25, both inclusive, maturing serially, without option of prior redemption, $1,000.00 on the first day of "ecember in eaoh of the years 1951 to 1965, both inclusive, and payable solely from, and secured by a pledge of, the net revenues of the water facilities (but not the sewer facilities* of the water and sewer system. SaAd bonds, with the consent of the holders, are being redeemed, refunded and exchanged for Noab City eater works Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series Juke 1, 1951, in the aggregate prinoipal amount of $15,000.00, bearing interest at the rate of four per centum per annum, and maturing serially without option of prior redemption 41,000.00 on the first day of June in each of the years 1952 to 1966, both inclusive. The lien on the revenues of the water and sewer system securing the payment of the water and sewer revenue bonds o offered for sale herein, and the pledge for the payment tkesefor, shall be subordinate to the lien and pledge of said water refunding bonds, the lien for the payment of which attaches only to the revenues of the former water sys:.,-, that is, the meter facilities, but not the hewer facilities, of the municipal water and sewer system. Bidders are required to submit bids separately for each issue, specifying the lowest rate of interest, and premium, if any, at which they will purchase each issue of said bonds at or above par. None of said bonds will be sold at less than par, plua accrued interest, nor will any discount or commiaeion be allowed or paid on the sale of said bonds. All bids shall be sealed and shall be acoompanied by a deposit of five per oent of the bid, which shall be in cash or oertified eheok, 3hich deposit will be returned if the bid is not aooepted; and if the suooessful bidder shall fail or negleot to complete the purchase of said bonds within thirty days following the aooeptanoe of his bid, the amount of his deposit shall be LIMA forfeited to the City, and in that event the corporate authorities of said City may either aceept the bid of the one making the next best bid or reject all bids and readvertise the bonds ffr sale. The corporate authorities may, en any event, reject any or all bids and readvertise the bonds for sale. If there be two or more equal bide and such bids are the beet bids received, and are not less than par plus accrued interest, the corporate authorities shall determine whioh bid shall be accepted, and if a bid be accepted the deposit of all other bidders shall thereupon be returned; if all be rejected, then all deposits will be returned forthwith. The legaliey of the bonds will be approved by Meaara. Pershing, Boaworth, Dick & Dawson, Attorneys at Law, 11enver, Colorado, whose opinion, together with the printed bonds, will be furnished the purchaser without charge. Further information ie available from F. T. boiee and Company, Fisoal Agent, ')alt Lake City, Utah. Dated at Moab City, Utah, this 21st day of July, A. a. 1951. (SEAWATTEST; Margie M.ShafereOity Recorder. GEORGE BURCK, Mayor Moab City, Utah having been given in the..manner heminbefere provided, the bond ��-� ;= (Farm of Corisroml.) or l anda7co called ll redemptlon ahalltbecome due, and pajabli �,' AUDITOR's CL'I'r&ICATE Nn tk� Fed Pµo d to to designated,+and _upontpresentatio ` 1 tiercby, trrHtr lira[ thU bond dots no[ mnc[IInto in fndebt i"rcq'•t it t 11 e" tw oil bCthe City ,'tmoomr, bfi-i`b C/,ty [/tap, _b� Cringes of_. b y�rl the County of Craad .na slate .f yt.h, (e'Mli" with -all appurtenant couporu malurinC _ b gehtito tho wlthIn;any J.late nifliuHm+1 r datutary liml[atlon, and lc t i i l doll; Mosli City will pay the, bond or bo d. so called lasued according to late, Ijo`Tr tedemlHm `s, ,p x, _ • . •� j -DATID thla = dap oI ____• 195E ! Section 6. That thi reveatre bonds hereby .. h.,h.4 hat( be fully negotiable and shall have all the qualities of neaotlable, _ , Paler and the header at holden thereof chap- ees all rlghte' _ Ci ----- a. •- pi Y Recorder and SYST$a[ OF bfOA7 CITY IN OI�D11l ADI UATELY1iV _ ` enjoyed_ 6y, the holders of nego{I■We 1nsWmen}■ unier thel pro � Ex Offidr City Audlf.r JlurrLY-wATFR Ahb=SEwER'SERVIGEr TOrTAl 7Nr'�- • vislons of the Negotiable Instruments Law - r V"JTANTS Taa•REOF, T1sX SAME TO BE OWNID AIID S@Mon -7 not the Interest AeerulnL on aald bonds ■hall be Section 9 That the hfayor, the Recorder and Treasurer of a■Id CONTTigqr r :m .;Y. SAID• MUS7ICD'AIATr•_ rnFscnn G pay pblp, eeml-annuLL!y on the timr lays of January_ani July, iR City are hereby authorized And dheeted to amr, rod execute 77fE'FORaf OF SAID BONDS AND OTIKER DETAILS Dt _ 'eadt yeai until trig reepecUVe maturity dates of bald bonds, u!•m mald bride As herein Pmvlded Upon the execution of said bonds 1 CONNECTION •TrJEJcXVF ,,e?tOVIDING FOR TYE COL- ! jmillut atloa"and surrender of the Annexed interest couporCt ma • harcln, Proyldad, they shall he delivered to the Treasurer o[ LEMON AND_DISrO51TfON OF 7EE+BEVENUFS •1'O 13Er l Ithey severally Llcarre iJe, art thereafter at the sane rate until the City to he by ham delivered to the purchasers of the bonds at DERn'ED 'FROM THE OPERATION OF THE WATER'AWD' i the prWdoil , ald,borids Is Palo In full, broth principal !till In •Pratt of not less than par and accrued interest ggE17F.lt SISTi bf, HAYING OT'/tER PM {►I'3if + Amer "Vnit 61 Piyible in Iarrfnl money of the United States of Sma" JO net all manlea teceivcd from the sate of said BFSFECT TO TIJE 4PIata1TON OE. SAID SYSTEM AND Anerle■„rvllh•ut deddck tot exchange or collection charges: bonds shall be used rolely_tor the improvement, enlargement, ex [ TAE ISSUAXCE OF SAID BONDS, PROVIDING FOR, ES _ et the,First Security lank mf Utah, N A, Exchange Platt Br.Udy tenslon, and }etterment of the municipal water and sever system PAYMENT OF NOtH 771E PRINCIPAL OF AND TKE 1N.-' i , Salt 1:-aka City. Utah Moab City covenant and agrees t^ arrange, Including any arvhltectural, engineering, leLal or other expenses TEREST ON SAID BONDS SOLELY FROM THE NET RE. car fare trarSafeY of the lot%" necessary to pay the Interest on And 1 Incidental thereto but the pumhu.t at sold bonds shall In VENUES TD BE DERIVED FROM THE OPEfthmoN OF , , the principal of s■to bonds at salt lank in ace•riance with this{ manner be risp•nsib(e for the application or disposal by said } _ TKE MUNICIPAL WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM 'iIND tlon 7 Sald bonds snLLJ be payable [o bearer, chap be'cfaned� City, or by any at Itr officors of Any of the monies derived from PROVIDING THE EFF);GL1VE DATE _ OF THIS OR- In the name of Moab City bl, the Mayor and ail by the Clty the sale oI said bonds. The proceeds derived from the sell of safd ` DINANCE. _ ' __ ! Recorder, with the .,at a Mwi'gty .lfixed themtq-and counter }finis shall be de p at ei Premptly upon the rett[pt thereof In a - signed by Its City Treasurer, and the Interest coupons thereto at separate recount or accounts In s bank or banlro which are mein WHEREAS ,Moab City in the Count? of Grand and Sate ell itched ana]] be authenticated with the facsimile algnLLure of the be of the Federal Reserve System and of the Federal Deposit III. Is an lncorporat" city duly organized_ and iWsting on,' City Treasurer All of said bonds, together with the Interest then ]hsurance Qrpar+iHm 71ce City Treasurer la hereby authorized dv the hwa of the $fate of Vlah, xni noW awns,and`bp".testa on, ehAll'be'p%able solely tmm the net revenues t° be dertvM find directed to deposit such proceeds m cuch banks The funds water and -sewer, system (hereinafter wmethnes deshil-I fd the from the iPera on of the Water end sewer mVstem, And not ether- fin sold account or accounts 4-11 be used solely for the purposes ' •'ayrtem") for the LineHt ofillie City and Its inhab'tants, and wile, - - `ab6vl set lorDc and vNthdrawols from said nttobnt or accounts WEEtcEAB, sold water spotem_and aewer ayatlm ate, lolnW, SmUon i`That laid bonds and the coupons thereto attached tor said purpotei shall be eUecletl only by ehlek or voucher sign r'oW.ted as a mingle system, and - - � shill be in cubstantiWy the following fahn• ed, byy the,bfayor-and the City Treasuer ■rod accom ■pled i a t WNMEA9, MraL City was duly pcoclalmed_a dty_of _ttra - cerlitlr,ate of the EaGlneer,.ocUnL foi and on behalfofthe City I third des+ on the 25th day of $eptembi-, 193'I zrl ,' - 1 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ro,the effect that It Is necessary or advisable to withdrew said, tVHEREAS, the City Council tits catLTd-R tamprehen'eR STATE OF UTAE- , [COUNTY OF GRAND' toads or b transfer the same is the general credlt of the City for estimate to be niede.•t_ the oat of gmtstrdetinL improvements, MOAN Cr1T _ _ , � lhp }grpoec'ot defraying, the cost of Improving. enlarging ex, eNugernen4 -extensions and beltermfrits' to the Present rye `WATER AND SEWER ItEyiUE BOND 'tending And bettering the municipal lyater and sewer system 1n teOb 1he,oper•tlon thereat artd the net operating {ewen5df to beJ - _ SEAI!_S OF JULY 1, 1a61 w, v; , (l�•(AsA6&, dth'the plant ■nd'.pedtic■b•na' therefor previously derived therefrom„bY a pptPefent_l»g)aeer appDroved Ay the NO ` =„ $1 (li()D, apltrovinl by,the City Council and on -file In 'the offitt at the'gfy State Engineer of Utah, having n• _ ecµ*n"w111 dry; menu { Mopb'City, IrI[tie County of Gr■nd and State of Utalr, for vall order Upop compleUo„ of such Impmvemints,' enlairemen !.darer or, seller of egWpmmt to be used In,- II-PtoI Iir'in1 received, b���treeby promises to 1n1yr upon the premmLUon,and our' Mingon•• anit,rhegemenla, AnY'Uneaperidefl balance kin such the,irlqetallation there.[ and - - s ' renter oI this bond, fa the bodged hP6o1, blely feem the speelal account or arCeunts.1toaether, rvlth Shy accrue Interest received ' Bit lEA3, on the Uaale of said esgrtcate, If had,iie�j ,<lefer•I fund provided e(e(or, u herelnotter get forth, on the first 1.y' on,the balanceto lald funds, shall be p■li I„�o ttie Wsite mined, frri It is hereby, ietecmfned, that the cost of consEradtlncl of July, 1ST_ the principal sum o[,, t t .j 1151ver $Went(o,tni t(nldneiF•1nd, Series JutY'L 1a51, hueln� ]mprovementS, enlargements, exlencf•as rtld }eltermeets to- they - ONE TYbUSAND DOLLARS" .. - c", a ref provided tot' tnd'used for the purposes oC sold Fund ' 1 present system isSM,clou.00, and ` and to, P1Y%61rJY from aNd special fund Interest hereon At the Vf- The 16SUC of any of the`bbnda hejelh`slgthOAztfd by 16c City 1 - njr>=StEAe. it 1a pl•P•C•i to irf y the cost of cons(rutitna� Pete of - Pee ttatua, Per uuum, p1Prb1! aeml•YnnuLL1Y On ■hall conatlmti,a warrant by and boa behAU •f the Cit I.t the improvements, enlargements, extfnslpns and ktlermpAbt to the the first pf.J(Indar�"M11 July Iq gch,lvial, upon ptesenta, bpgefit 0 aach'And every holdlr'at A6- t sill bottom City • ptepetr! system, As follows t _ - , 5 , „ thin aglj surrender ^t the;annexed_Internt Y6�vrhPavna u they sever- bands hive bt•En hued tor'. viluable conaldeiUon In full on 1,1 the Issuance of the (',eneral Ob11pUoGf,Bwds ply "y�lgSarae,due.')f'upod'prmaeatrtlop at . aluflly; payment of form vlth aw`Inli �r , -r„ f y , rrla`Nr1d it pot roads an'hereln provided, -In treat shall c•ntla-p "! ere Ill.' ?fiat so iii is anyy of the lanai herein authdriz of Moa► City in the amount of SSg00000,'and 1 i ' at the lame tit! will the rindpal thereoi,la paid-ln,full Both M are late of g And unpaid„gather a,to principal or Interest, load prlf,dPal and I,i ",until ply bole In Lwlul money o! the,Vnitei the water and •ewer system t11LL1 bS aptrated ter the Purposes of 2 BY the Inuance of the Revenue ]bonds of M4a► States of AmerlM-:wilheu edDrllen for exchange or coltilll this,Ordlnance upon a DsoaLYear-.basia, Commencing on the first City in tine araouat of 4!2.00Q00: Bad _ _ 1 _-, charges, at the First Security Buck of Utah. N.A., Exchange Ptsce, day of Julie In e.& tr An ending •n the last Branch, SAIL Loll Cl Qtah. _ . _ '. _ ,�, >'e a i•r •t May Of WMERRA5, at a special election duly called and held In silo ,- "•rlltlm bond 1a m{11edm'redemPtlon, at tho option of �Moa6 lfle eucCeed(ng Year.', "' d. , City on he 12th day of June. Le51• ti•eaol mubmltted'to the City-'q„.Iulyf JW or as any Interest payment date thereafter. at `n For the purpose of this ordl"nee,a,ib!`cILL fund 1s hereby elections quaned to vote thereon, the-ilueallon of 1sauing the •prase pgpal,td the prindlal amount thereef,wlth accrued III frill trrths„ls to be continued and mamtafneeaa .nd to be known as RevenuelRe■da of Moab City In the aggregate principal'amount [o the redempti(on data And a premium reptesenitnL the amount the "Water Supply Sy„em,UrM Income Fund of Moab City," of $9l00, payable solely from the net revenues to hall delved et Interest aC�rvIng on Any,bonit ao Called for redemption,durinj (hetlln "itetlm" iesigaitei,th!_Water Income Fund). Further, from the operation of the water And sewer system, fir the�PutPi.e the calendar year fro which thS,call piivilege fa axerctsed. R(:demp for the purpose of this ordinance a special fund Is hereby author of defraying In put the cost of lbnstrucang Improvements, en Uon shall be made upon not leg than thirty days prior notice by tsed'tb molntalnea and to be kn°twyItn as thin !'Water and Sewer largemmts, extensions ant) Ntlements t• the Present wiles And ubllcatlon In;. newePaPEe of general eiroutLLi•n In Mmab Clay SislSm Gross Income Fand'of Mpab Clty;' (herein sometimes des sewer system of Amid City in order adequately, to supply W to In the manner And upon the condltlons p"a ded In the ordinahce ■ noted the roan Income Fund), go long a any of the Moab City and sewer service to the Inhabitants thereof, the came to Ire scot authorizing the Isaufucee of this bond) - , , Water Work* Revehue Retutliln� Bond., Series June 1, 1061 (here ell And controlled by the re-llty, and I This bond It one of an, authorized Issue to ih•'aggregate In wuretlmes designated the re unding bonds) final be ouistand WREREAS more than a majority of much quatifledlelectprincipalamount of M000.00, ter the parrlrose of defraying In Ing, either u't6 principal or Interest, the entire gross Income and voting on cuch question, "led to favor ol,the issuance b[ puf the elect of anatrucang' improvement*enlugemento,, ek reYlndes derived from %%,Water lacllitles,(A* d sl tingulshed from bondm: and_ i tendons and 6ettewnenb to lrye present water !rod sewer system thersewgr t■dlllies) cot,the ggtire oyster and sewer system shall WYEREAS, the City (bunch ha dell m nee���� and d hereof Moab City• In order adequately to supply water and, maw" be set aside Into mildWater Income Fund So ton anyodetermine, that Amld bonds In the amount of S920D000 mhould Mqe}.citylW�jet and Sewer Revenue d SeteJul1,1el la to the Inhab(ianta thereof, the same tobe otmed and con• >!° i•, ieA Ypublldy sold for the pbrpose of detraylagI9.pan,the casrro)led by said municipality, all In full antoimlty 7H iha.pn (herein some nick destjoated'the improvement revenue bou 1, consfrudln Improvements. enlargements. exr{enslons and bet fh dlLLl be ouMtondlng. gather a to pri�dpd or Interest, the entire gsiltation And latex of the State of Utah, and An ordinanco'of the ferments to the system, and _ . - City duly enaehV and adopted prior to the issuance h Plot The a� lhame and tevenucr of the,ent r5 Water,and sewer system '-wrt°nu^l•-rzceat`tq'the-eMe^t`th+t t4.-}aVlllVti`-of-tha tpuAnco of this bond has (urUcet,}een adthorizei by thi'eledo •hall be seVaside Into said Gross Income Fund, except a reven r mystem esra pledged to the pa ent'61f the,waterworkc, venue o[ Idbab Ci quLL(Ued to vote thereon. St apectslSIMURR held area trom`a'lrotUon o[ said syitem,ary hercinabve�otherwlae re' llefuaildg londt, Series Tune 1, 1s51, of,lf a} Cite dated, June 1, L call lClfy�od thZ that sa11■y.Clune• 195L 17i1. Gina 1• fatuei tin- li'l ltfi be placed In'ald Weder,lncome Fund, raYmeni'from 1a51, m the a[LtcLatc PrindPat amount of i150,t>aD.OU sold rave• der fhd pprovlil of 11, etlorm JfrA•2.1i to 7sA•2.23, Utah -Cade old Water Incppmt Fupa alld old Grg �a..(rtm�I]Rr 't-; R"lax p! noes are not presently pTedaed to the payment of any obllratloN Mnou(ed,•ilLT, and all other laws amendatory.thareof and ap , dafn.titiblLlWrlrpy.urbr+rr=rrt of Afoab City, with the result that the net revenues,derll'ed hpm lemental therein, and does .not constitute an lhdebtdnlaNt ;<<� the operation of theiysteni. Subject to the pledge made 16- go al ach year lhto a separate Ineouas chill e' Elbe payment o Its endstandm Walerwor Revenuo IUlundip o ty v l[hl any�rpte,couUtutl°nal,provlaloa.Dr atatumpr t ,waif each year Utto a uparue'aerifin l known .s the "W■' Boni., ■s Aforesaid, may nw %It Pledged liwfully,■n11 �riovoea}1y e t , t p t� 7 { `'._l -yi tho Cpydeln Opppe�ration Apd MalntenancCl+kned of Moat lty" to the payment of revenue bonds issued for, the Pic . hailrf• ri,Qne'b1 Dnlc�uirar biihds )iki§Iile,Nth'ar ta•}r)n alllna[ter, somett met, deal &led the Wader- O r aloe �Ah!1 _aMv.-redteL;- 1 P,i pf}P .inI nett solely tram and Wilted by a pledge of the net al t!R 11 F1J yry ll }b-"' LCenUSk dkrlvSi foam ,the,apemtion tithe rnunldpLL WftlrAnd n aesC1 rod);'sdch,a'petcenUge pt aald�Fvltlf`IRcome '=l fi 3�iit ifb >aE i1 OBDADYED Br 77E- GGUN• r,iyatt1lFald ate of oil hall detsrmine l• }!'necealry for the t het revenues bolng,detlned+,As',, the •erns! mste cs'ot ar toper peeatlec sand) natift(•„lna` of FCry OF MOAB C117t, GRAND COlIN7Y, U. - �', ve�cueeils o mad system after deduction only for the, out at opetar ns 4 o t 1- tie tied malnlA In t kys (•ac icy IJsfte a to n � ater (�Uem.' Incl%illaR w1Dl out 1!mlt(nL•the generality o Section L 77rit ati'Actlon heretotone taken by the City, bun 1^ R he "Vera the pence of } tn1 1t A tolegoingr the !hone ei A� l;arrytlif adequote'Insuranoe' The ell and the Quicero af-Heab City directed Inward the �ltproyt- r repjuemepts nelxaury to keep the system In=flu id Mil:1 r slid ald Water lhJlrntJon land �Ma))ndenanp Fund shall ate used solely men[ enlargemenL,exlenslon and betterment of, the wart" And ee atildag ptevlslon.for,,tthha p kynifeLalltRe- aterworki Re] or' eater lent and `eConbhtical operellon and' rgalnlenenaiof sewer System i ,llab City, and the Issuance of Its GherLL Obllr ymui Re(URIJIng Bonds of Jdofib City, ieNls•Jude,l, 110L.IR;the .+,water, tellltles.of sold'Iyaton-Arl surplus remalning In gotten Rater and Sewer Bonds In the fmIlUnt of, "0O(RA'And Authnrized amount of 515.000.001In accordance, with '(Wineries IdabQater. Operation and Maintenance Fund at the;end of the its Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds'In the amount of 717,(10000. Ne SlJ duly,Adopled the Idth day of June; IAA It Is hertl cpvep, Isal,year.and not needed for pperatlon' And matntenana parr. ■ai the same ts hereby, ratified. approved red eTaill �dd,,rnd,agm- that the City wllt,char[e rate! for water,}ni es,, shall be transferred lack to the W■ter,iname Fund and Sectlort 2. Thal there rt prepared ind,submftted by Wan mecveS xerslrr,nSPPlied by and through sold `my am' -which [{Ill btrlbuted In this, manner' hereirJ provided for m°nlrA III !old Templeton. ConsWtlng Engineer, now on file In the °trip of the •ufHelenl at LLI' Umeb gnlll `this Neii,rti the `e6UlroM� hereto, nd,r'_� . -,1 , ,e • s '+ • s ", l ; , ' - f City Recorder, be, and the sane Is hereby, approved !.' , attached Are (ully poid and discharaedoto prodgge net'revenges -l2 Selo day- after chi payments or distribution of Monte, Section a That ■ brief description it the, contempintei, Im from sod System sufficient to pay the Interest an and the princl, I )' 9 Provenience, is as follows. Pal of this 4kkd as and when the same become dui Apd payable, +?SrcIdAli* lrrovtdei have been made, out of said Water Income but cuch nmalrall not be In exec" of a reasonable Pale for the 'Fund there ahall boo plated In a, kporate teesdnt, known a the The Improvement, enla '' Sel ld rendered. _ - l J�'b}htl'o'. 'Syste]n 'Revenue on Inc Bond and Interest Fund, P reemenG extenr,b.•-�..d bet 7111a bond Is . to i'-•Jvne f, 1!5'l, of MuY-City" (herein Sometimesldeslgnat, ferment of the present water And sewer system by ion• p Iect the candltJan*,'hhd'every botrer herf sd th Bond Fundl the following amok tin• .Unction of s 200,000 caftan reservoir. removal of se all of by accept1na the same igal with the obligor and_eve y Nb pR I ' Flare tines of Insufficient capacity_ and replacing w1ol 12• Sequent holder hereil that (a) thl delivery gQ this bond tp Any l j (a) Moilthli', Mralnenelat June 1, Ip51, one sixth'Of ' loch 10 Inch and pinch supply mLLns, a rile of 10•Inch 4+nderee thPll vat HHe (n this bond and In iha dnttirett cmuoons ,the next mate n[ Installment d Interest uMn and •de- end-12-Inch oulfAti sewer and ■sews ! treatment L attached hsit In such transferee IA the same extent ter all►lur• { P'an �isea Be would the delivery under like cfropms(ancea a[ my tie + twelfth p1,the next coal 0; installment of principal of Sedan L not the estimated cost of such Improvements Is g•U■ble Inca rpment payable to loll (b) the obligor viol any ! � old bolds, and ` 51'4000 OD That in order to provide funds,to efray, In art ohs agent of the obligor may treat the bearer of this bond at the ab, (b) Monthly, commend I, Juno 1, 1e51,'an addltl,nal cost of constructlnL Improvmrent6 cnitrgerrients, extensions an Mute owner hereof for all pUepoSem, and ■hall not N'a/tectedby It amount equal to hyenly per'ttnldm o[ the Amount regal[• f l otter 1116l to the present water and sewer system of sold,City: Any notice to the contrary, (c) the principal of and the Intemt on 1 '� to be deposited unAeer aubpingrePh (e) of thla"pacp In crier sdrquately to Ripply water and Sewer mervice hr the In• this bond shall be paid, and this bond and each of the coupons grarrh: (2), Part A, of this Section ll; of this ordinance, habitant■ thereof. the same to be owned and controlled by sal apPettaining bOretO Are transferable free from end without, re f' such amount to bo and constityte ■ reserve to meet Pos munldpallly, ;here shall N, and thee! Are heiebv, aulhoNzed t• `ard to any equltlem between the obligor and tho ari�nAl or Any ].,' cable delleledeles In'sald Bond Fund. J de issued bonds of Moab City to lit known sµ "Moob City Water 1nlermediate hold" hereof, or any are offs or cross claim*: and and Sewer Revenue Bonds Series July 1. 1151," In the aggregate (d) the currcuier to the obligor or any agent of the.IrllSYr of !tile(3) Thirdly, -any surplus rimdn!n` It, ei,id Water Income Principal amount of $92.90000,, which bonds chap bed payable bond and of each of the dupons shall be a good discllllrge to -the Fund shoal he placed monthly in maid GJust Income Fund me all tram the net revenues (o be`derived from the operation o6 ►blixer for the same. ] - �. (i)-Fadrfhly out of'satd Gross income Fund there shall be, the water and sewer system of Moab City and not otherwim, Such --f( lo•hereby ceHlfied and warrapte'd thil' all of, the To mile each year Into A acpamte'aeounf, knmw•n ss.th• "Water net revenues still be All the grass revImua Of the vaater AndIII qulrements of law have been fully complier) with by the propet rod Setyer Cymlc[d Opefutlon and Mil file System Fund vt bt"it oob cSwer system titer deducting only for the cost o! operating and°fllttro of Hub City In the I�ue of that bond _,, q'h herelnc ter somellmn'd"Ignatei Ute System Operation And mainta lnL the system, the expense of any betlerrearts or te, fed WITNESS WHEREOF, Moab City hhS�r,Aused�ihlal Mod ip MLLntalnanpi Fund)r ouch'■ percedlage;af told roes Income plaeementa necessary b keep the ay Clem In good TePalp'and aftbe stared by Its M "or, attested by Its City Recorder, with the Fund u the City COUnciI shall determine to be necessary for the per maMng provlsloM for payment o[ lhPWa[eMorkm RevenueSeal of said City Affixed hereto, and counters gnad_byy Its City oaitimate expenses mile pmper operation and malntalnance of RefundInC Bonds of Moab City Series Tune ]. 1551, sated J tieTYeac°rer, and the coupes hrete annexed ko bo IndUrlcated dSWateh and J.WCr ryalCni, Including, 1Ytiitaut Ilm(Ung the 1, 1p51, Jn the aggregate principal Amount of" wllh-Ih0 talslmpe signature of pis CIt 7rCavreq All as of the •aenlljy,of the torcgoln` the expenses of ilex peg do said co t Mtb the prmial•na of Ordln.ncz-N° air,-'sm'pe;'-11.n4,-r1 C- y _ �nsuf'aneq knd_glVing mns1lde lai0n,to tiny monlei p1attU In said Section 5 That gold bonds' shLLl be dated u of In Vy,1, 175LI rat d■y_o1 July, 195L� � _ - shall e•rrelal •[ lyt bonds In fie denaminaUen •f S1,ap0,oD each, - watSt Operation and ce FunnmCq Fend ,Tj7lpp soli System OPer numbered 1 to 92, both lndudve, shoal bets lntercat at the rate - Mayor [tI10^, }rodr,'➢(tlntrndoaj Fund n *ll he_usca solely for the te- (REAL)`"'. fidmt And econoinlcal operation add Mllntenantt of old water or rates to he established after the public sale of Bald"balls, Attest' - and sewer sytlem Any surplus lomnlnipg fg said Operation Mpin(enance Fund At the end of the fiscal year and not nerded Payable nerd annually on the first imys of 7anuory and July In =-- for operation and maintenance Purposes, shall be transferred each )'can And shall mature serially in rcawar num"tall order '' City Recorder Recorder leek b the Cross Income Fund and redlsMbufed In the manner SZ000 10 on the first day of July, 1953, and 53.000.00 an the first •(To be inserted In bonds numbered 27 to 92, both Inclusive herein the Gross to monies In call fund day of July In the years 195t to 19(m, both lydudle, Bonds num•, maturing on and after July 1, 10ill l , (5) provided FIfthlythem aimH be sad I funderl la hereby created a fund??? bared 27.10 p, both lndulvc, maturing on and aft" the lint day - Authorized by Act of the Legislature, Stale of Utah, to be )mown ma the 'Water And Sewer Rhereby tied SlnWnil Of July IN2, are Subject to redemption In Inverse (ppraer(cal corder, at the •pV•n of Moab City, an the flrat day 91 July; Ilsl, or (For. •1 GuPu) Fund, ,Series July 1, IMI. _ (hereinafter sometimes called the en a Interest a p = ti __ ,71nkInL Fund, Into which there shall N cat asW! and Mold from any a payment dale thereafter nor W maturity, ca e ■ No bLLanco ,Into ningwhich In old Grehall Income 14 " a• long L price equal to the Principal Amabnt thereof, with accugl Lterest July, , vof the beside hereby authorized are outstanding, the fallowing tin fie redenlHma late "geth" Mph Premium-repF-loll On the Ill day of January, Sa_�, (unless the bond t1 amounts• ' the amount at Interest acccuing on any bend so eLLIM for re, which this oven Is attached has been sane(► foir prior redemp demptlon during the calendar Sear In wine} the all bdvilege ts an), Noab crty In the County of Grand and Brace of Utah, will i (e) Monthly commencing July 1, feel, one sixth of exercised Notice of redemption that] be given by the City Treys pay to Marer )n Lwlul money d1-thtt"Una/!d-slates at Americe, t n tact, th tare nAsre of the by pu}11caHon cot much, rcotice at without da,fudie'A far exchange or col1Sl•Nan`cht eb at the Find l twelfth ch. nex maturing I o1 Interest an urd one least once, not more than sixty nor less than thirty days prior Security lank •1•UtAh, N,Al Exchange r1aSo Bicknch, Salt Lake I hIm ro the next cis herein Inuthomeil rt PdndlLL of to the redemption 111114 In a rcewcpaper of general dmol•tion In City. Utah, the auni of 1 the ImpproVemmt Dona 4ereln authorized, provided, Fund haw - Moab City, And a eiPy of such notice hall - - - I ever, 1f,at m•nehly ya Trin. Info maid 3lnldnL Fund for mall, at least, thirty -do }S sent by srelctered - Dotlmrs the principal of old ImproYemSnt reve.ye bonds lot the or rc Prior, to the redemption dolt to the solely from and secWd by i pledge of the net revenues of the I petlod from July 1 1JI51, to July 1, 1g33, both IndlWlve, origlnLL Purchaser or Purchasers of said hands $arch MI ce ch.11 municipal Water and sewer system, being' olx months' Interest 1, *611 be one [wonty-fourth of the neat „iaturing Install specify the number of nvmberc v( the bonds (e be so ` edeemed on Its Water and Server Bond, Series July 1, Itin, This Coupon Ia menl of sold principal ' (if less than all are to be redeemed) and the date fix lot SC Issued under the provisions of Sections 70A 2.1 to 7aA 2 2J, Utah (b) bfonthi , n addltionLL Amount equal to thenU' dlmptlon and aha:1 further state that on such rNeg m dole Code Annotated, 191$ and ail other lades Amendatory thereof and i �' e Iere will become and be due and Payable upon eacchL bond a Supplemental thereto, and It does not constitute do Indabtednra per centum at a amount required to be deposited tinder to be redeemed At the O111,x of the Cif} 7}emawer, I9 M¢ab sty, of the City Within any state consUtutlonel or, atstuWry llniltatl.n I sCMIOR of h ■I (a)of paragraph em,nnt Ti �e fa d of onsklia Utah, the principal amount thereof with accrued Interect to the _ (Fecalndle Slgn.tul fete a reI this to meet e, much mount to In sold fund. from ► i spate, tlogether withr ;tWillstipulated tipu ` de re ium, andJ that • polo Te►tming'6A Led Tarter JAliU"Y (To he faeeried In eau IGntleetd an following ncl s)-�_-•�- I562, attached to Nrds .-Arered 27 to A Nth inclusive). ORDINANCE NO 53 from the issuance and sale of sold bonds and said cost of after (Continued (Ctifrom preceding page) I atloodltledrin d malnnn tal.e. far sold II -.I year may LAccordinglye Accordingly m (6) Stxtftly, out of any monles em.lning In said Crass Incam-1 Section 14 That hf•ab City hereby covenants and agrees with Fund there shall be set aside each year as a Drint-1a11on and Improvement Fund (hereinafter sometimes designated the De ' predation Fund), which fund is hereby create. such A percen(age of said himme Fund as the City Councll shall determine to be ccessary for making good any depreciation In said systen and, In molting such -tension. ar Improvements thereof or repairs; or betterments thereto as the City Council may from year to year' tieradvisable provided however,se that the amount so t aside rack as a Depreclation rFund shall be not more than ten per ec.tum(ta . nor less Than fhe poi centum f5%) of the gross revenue of the system for the last preceding fiscal year Said Deprh Secfaon Fund shall be expended from time to time in mabbo. good any deprecullonlnsaidsSstem aralmo akmgsach extensions or impro, cenems thereof •r repairs or betterments thereto as sa'd City Connell may from )ear to )car c.nslder ad vlsable. The amount In the Depredation Fund hall be used wheneaer nettssary to meet interest and principal requirements said refunding bonds or the lmprot ' ment revenue bads au- IhaMed herein, and may be used at any Ume to call said bands Ana accumulations in said Deprecfahon Fund uhlel, -'a the opin tor. of the Clty Connell shall not be needed for the purpose of the Deprecfahon Fund, may, In the dl... at[.. of the City Council be transferred to the Gross Income Fund and used for the purposes thereof as hereln set forth _ (7) Seventhla so long as an) of said refunm,g bonds or said improvement revenue bonds are outs[and lnC. elther s to Plitt clp.1 or inlet"L and funds are not avallable In said loud Fund and/ar said Sinking hind and pledged for the paymrent .f taldlF refunding bonds and said lmprol'ement rerenu' bonds, respect 1 ively, an) balance remaining In said Gross Income Fund after the making of the payments herein provided shall be used by the City for the pal ent of Interest accruing and Principal falling due on additional bonds, If any payable from the revenues of the system which MAY be hereinafter Imposed, Including there for a reasonable reverie (provided however that the lien of said additonal bonds on the revenues of the system and the pledge for the payment therm( may be on a parity with ar Subordinate to the lien and pldge of the Improvement revenue bonds author Ized hereto As herelmtfter provfddl, or far the peloe redemptlan If the bonds Issued under the provisions of this it or of on rdlnance auth•rizing addltlonol Ponds heremaNa Adopt'd a, hereln provided, or for the purchase In the •pea mrket of sold refunding bonds or of sold bonds authorlZed herein or he"aher, or hall be uses to Improve extend repair or better ..Id systen, or shall be held as a reserve for said purposes 1 11re ataow11 pgJd Into said Joni Fund and Into sold Slnk ing Fund c[eated-unda the proviSlan5 of paragraph A(2) and (5) l e1rt, s�efin of rhla ordJaant)e shall M tleJras)ted in separate bank aTuh; In a kiln" air buck+ In amardnce with the pm vision. ot,th. State Depository Act, and shall be ripe solely and I only, slid salt fpP�s ari hereby expres+lY and exclus rely pledg ea for the puipa a of pays g the principd •[ a.4 Ihg llMl on said refunding bonds and the bonds herein authorized't• bo Iq sued,—,-4"ely Said payments shall be made Into safd "Units on the flat day of each month, except that when the first day of any month shall be a Sunday or a legal hollday, then such payments sh.11 be made on the next sueceedln. secular day In the event the income Sort revenues dented during any one month r Inadequate to make the payments required to be made Into ..,it Aond Fund and/or said Sinking Fund, the deficiency shall be made up and paid sA Aforesaid from the first Income and re venues thereafter met 'ad and Available therefor \VhentICT there Is avallable In said Bond Funi and/or said Sinking Fund n amouhl sufficient to pay the principal and Interest requirements of the current fiscal year and the two rise.[ years Immediately succeeding. additional ikymients need not he made Into the land I Fund rid/o, Bald Slnklbg Fund unfll such time as the amount f zllable,thcmhl will be less than an amount sufficient to pay the princlpal and Interest due in the current and two Immediately succeadlne fiscal years. No payment need be made Into said ]good s Fund and/or sold Slnk1, Fund I( the amount Ihen rontolned 1 therein Is equal to the ehlire amount of the outstanding bonds to I be paid from said Funds mspecthely both as to principal and interest The monles In the lend Fund And the Sinking Fund Shall be continuously secured b) dlrM ohhgatlons of the United I Slates of America, In An amount at all limes at lets! equsl to the 1 amoub[ of money then fn the {Voter lnrome Fun{ the Gmsa fn came Fund, the fond Fund and the Sinking Fund, less the amaums held In cash And rqulred to meet the aggregate princl pal Arid Interest requlrergents for the current fiscal year, and oth er requlremen,, far sold current [Iscal year Any monlea in the W.ler Income Fund the Gmss Income Fund, the fond Fund and/ or the Sinking Fund may be Invested In direct obligations of the Vnited Statea of America. C Interest on sold Improvement revenue bonds accruing prior I. the mmpletfon of sail Jmtars"--fit eatensloJzc rep I' U or ,l betterment. shall be paid, N sutticlent funds are nt available la therefor from the revenues derived from the operation of uid a system, from the proceeds derhed from the Issue of the lot 6 ment revenue bonds hereby authorized, or any part thereof, to the [ extent that such Interest cnnot be, paid from the revenues of sold ry-tom D The payments herein ore required to be made Into told [ Wales Opeution And lralnrenntt Fund sold S)stem Operation And W.Intenante Fund, and ..fit Depredation Fund shall boraaie fit equal monthly Installments on the first day of each month, except that when the (lest day of any month shall be a Sunday or ■ legal hollday, then auch Pyments .hall be made on the next all liling secular day In the event the Income and revenue. during any one month ire inadequate to make the fey....... pay men4 Into aald [ands, the defldenq shall bo made up and pAld L+ Aforesaid from the it Rt Income and revenues thereafter reach ed And available therefor E After all or sold refunding bonds are redeemd, both as to Pet.." r and InteresC as)d 1fa[er lnrome Fund and said Band Fund shall be ilsmntlnued rid ilssolved and all monles thercln shall be plrrd fn aid Gms+ income Fund Section 12 The lien on the revnues of the water [acilltie. (u distinguished tram the sewer facilltlea) f the .ter and .ewer Ay,tem aecurIng the payment of the bond. authorized here• In, and the id for the payment or aali bon1+ G aubodlnatel to the lien of the Moab Clty Water Work, Revenue Refunding load. Soles June 1 115L an the retenues or soli water fact((Ue. and fhe pledge for the payment thereof 27m Ile. of said refund bui bonds don not attach to the revenue. or the salver facilities of said water and sewer rystem Sectlon 13 not nothing I. this •dinance contained shall Le construed In such a manner aA to prevent the Issuance by said, A CiIY .1 additional bonds payable team tho Income rid revenues derived from the operation of the system and constituting A lien upon said revenue. ouhprdlnAte ro or on l putty with the Ilea of the beds hereln authorized, provided however that before any Such additional bonds are authorized or actually Issued, the Ilea on uld revenues far the payment or which Is on a parity with the Ile n of the bonds hereln autharl• it the eamines derived from the operation of said system for the fiscal year Immediately pruced Ing the date or the nthorlutlon and Issuance shall bave been suflclenl b PAY ry the cost •f operation and malnlenance for safd period, and, in addition, su[flclent to pay n amount reeresentln, r 1202 0( ill the principal and Interest requlromenls for the next ensuing tlscal year of the outstanding bond. of the Cl ty parable I from the revenues of the system and (2) the Interest rcqulrement far the next ensul.trf. , ycu and the .1—C. annueJ pincip.1 requirement for each fiscal )ear to and including the float matur lty date of the bads pro posed to be Issued Nothing In this .rdlnance contained shall be mostrued In Such A manner as to permit the Issuance bysald City of addh Isn't bonds payable from the Income and reaenue, derhed from th' operallon of the system and constituting a lien upon said reve rt ups superior t the Ilea of the Mnd- hereln auih.il—d nor as to Prevent the Nuance or additional bonds so payable and constl tudng such a Ilea subordinate to the Ilea of the blinds hereln au ,horized A —it en certlhcalUm by A "Allied publle accountant to be employed by sold City that said earn nits arc sufficient to pal la . unts shall be Iusia sly prcsumea to be a rite ,n determining the right of said City to authorize, issue, Sell and de liver 'aid additional bonds Any additional bonds Issued m cempUulce with the terms hereof -hall bear Interest payable semi annually oa th[ first days o[ ]anuary and July In each year ■rid shall mature an tie flat day of July in each year during the term of Bold bond, In determining whether addll(onai bonds may/be issued as aforesaid consideration shall be glte. to the probable md.,thm or increase In operating or malntalnance expenses that ntil re Sol, from the evpenditme of the fun ds proposed to be derived each and every )-Me, of 'be bonds Jsaird hereunder I That nlwlthstandleig any provis[on, contained herein Ithe term revenues or cae train, the muntelpal water and s r system shalt include all income And revenue derhed b) alit City from the operation of the system whether resulting from Arbil Ions' improvements, repairs, a- betterments to the sys tem or othertvlse and shall include all revenues r Ived by sold C"v, -e any municipal corporation ucceeding to the rights f safd Cl ty from sold system and from the sale of servlaes to the Inhabitants of what is non Mos, City tinclading all territorial xadons w-bleb may 8e'mad¢ whff,e said mrenue relmidrng bonds, o an" part there•[, are outstanding) or ream the sale of alert distributed b) means of, and sews se Ices through sold system owned and operated by said Cityr s the same con) at any time exist to some customer. ilslib lire city limits as well as customers within the City limits b That while the bonds Authorized hereln, heretofore or here which Payable alive shall be p y from revenues derived from &aid system, or an) of said bands, mad •utl money rid unpaid e rates ftv the h 'hall of payable ich sha h on l P Y le In lawful m ey of the United States of A Its fin( for off sand t rendered by the system to Said out and to Its inhabitants and to all consumers as to t or with out the bouhdarles of Said City Shalt he adequate [o pro vide revenues sufficient for the pa)ment of the Inlerest on and the principal of said bonds as herein provided, and shill be reason able And Just rid equitably distribute the cast of the see ice between the users, taking Into account and consideration the cost and Value of the system, and the limper and necessary- nl lawances for Operation And molhtainaneo and for the depreciation of the s?stem and the amounts necessary for the retirement of all bonds payable from the revenues of the system, or any portion thereof the amruing Interest on all such bonds And there shall be charged against all purchasers d water and sewer services In sold City' such rates And amounts as Shall be adequate to meet the requirement+ of this and tlm preceding sectlons her' of all of which retenues, Induding those retched tom the City shall b' subJec[ to dlstrlbtdbm to 'he Payment of the cost •f .perati„g and malnlalnlng the system the creation and main lenance of a depreclatlon fund , the p,, at of princlpal of And fnterest on the bartdi hereln ¢red hereaL[er authorized, Rod such other purposs,+ u hereln provided, that no fee service shall be fumished by Bald system or Any part thereof, that nay use them of or of the services rendered thereby by the City or any depart men t there•t, will be paid for at the reasonable Value of the service Ail scattered and that the Income so derived aholl be deemed to be Income derived from the operation of the system to be used and accounted for In the same manner u Roy the, Income de rived from the operation of said system. e. That all bills for water And/or Rawer serviced by or through the municipal water and sewer system shall be rendered month Y at the eolabll,IIV fate, In agvante to be due and payable the tint day •t each and every month In the event safd b111. are not paid In full within thirty days after IlecominL due and payable, water service shall be immedl-,lely dL+ronllnued d That the 'Water and Sewer Revenue land Sinking Fund Series July 1. 1551, shall be used Solely and only, and 1s hereby pledged [or the puff:-@ of prying the lntertst on and the prinel Is of the bonds herein authorized e That Jo The event of default oil the par' of the Clt) In med`Imuar audit and report shall be prepared by the Clly Ica lalely after the explrAtlon or e_ch ,uuter of each (local yeay All expenses Incurred In the making t the udIts and reperte required by this section shall be regarded nd Paid as a main - tenant! and operation expense The City agrees to furnish a copy of each of auch audits to the holder of any of the bonds at his reques{ sad -IM-ut rp ruett to the .1Y&naf purchaser of said bonds IT the City after such audit and report has been prepar ed. and rho[ any such holder Shall have the rlChi to discuss wlih the acountant or person§ making the audit the contents of the audit^and t. ask for such additional far--A,.n .s he m.y al As long As any of the bonds hereby authorized are outstanding, the Cily shall not grant any franchise or license to a competingsystem nor ahatl It permit, during sold period ►nay person assoelatho firm or n ration to supply or se11 water and/or sewer facllllles or services to any consumer, Public Of Private within the City I That the City, In Its operallon of the system, will carry fire and extended coverage Insurance workmans compensation Insurance and public liability Insurance and other 1�es o[ In surance in ,such am ... ts and to such extent a Is no.Ily ea fled b) private corporations opemllng public Whiles of the same type The Cost f such Ins wracks hall be considered one or the opeuling msls of the sJstem and ,hall be payable solely from the re s 1 the system In the ea eat [ l.ss or damal'e, b, sunnM proceeds shall be used first for the purpose of restoring or replaclnQ the property lost •r dam.led and n, aininder shall be treated as net Income and revenues, and shall be sub. lect [v dlstributfon In the manner provided heralnaboac for act lnrome and revenues derived front the operation of the system J That the City rill not sell, lease, mortgage, pledge or .the, wise encumber or In any manner dispose of or alienate Inc systen o any part thereof, Including any and all extensions' and additions that ma) be made thereto, until all the bonds here la auilrarized to he issued shall hnvc bee« paid fn furl bath princlpal slid Intercsh except that the Cuy may sell any Mrllort 0r sold properly which .hall have been replaced b) other pro foro[ at least equal value which shall cease to be necessary for the efficient opera([ of (he ay alem, Provldtd, howcler, th■ In the event of any sale, As aforesaid the proceeds of such sale) shall Ye dl.trbuted As gross Income or revenues of the system k That the b rids thorl.cd to be Issued hereunder shall ronstitu[e a Iirst Ilea (bill not necessarily an exclusively [Irst ]ten) against the net revenues of the system consisting o[ that tart or the Cross lnrome and rerenu s .derived from the-Peratl•n Of the system rem -1 after provision Is made tar the Paym'nl oI the operation nd malnlenance costs as herelnobove p vlded, provided however ro that the Hen of said Improvement re venue bonds is subordinate to the lien of the or tstandlnC alo b, City WaterWorks Revenue Refunding ]fonds Series tune 1 1951 Uae Lien for the payment at wl,lch attaches only to the : of the writer lacllllle- ins distinguished from the sewer facilities) Of said water and sever system rived I not ra Imm operationof helsrstema shall having bondcd1. fAnuamount eegal to total funds In his custody at any one time Section 15 That the bonds authorized to be Issued hereunder and from time to time outstanding, shell not be entitled to any Priority eorsysleme aer regardless lh[ oIn thether time orltimesn [ Ithe revenues lheir Issuance It being the intention of the C,ty Councll that there Shall be o Prlm[ty' Among the bonds n[horized . he Issued pursuant to this Or regardless of the fact that they may be actually Issuci and delivered at different times It Is hereby c-limssl) agreed and covenanted that the Clty will not ! cero fthe Issue any bonds r obligations payable from the revenues of the system until all ,bands herein authorized hoc been ni ail [tonal bonds are i P din full unless s u In so hsuch ad 11 of this ordinance anddlimit lice e a lien on tma"her as hearcaenueed Ins of (the Ystem on a Panty W11h or Junior In lien to the bonds muhorized herein Section 1C That the provisions of Section 15 hereof o s Meet to rethe exception Ihat If at an) time after the bonds hereln or hereafter authorized or any part thereof shall have been Is sued, the City Council shall ([ad it desirable to refund said bonds, said bonds, or any part therrnl, may he refunded (but only with ,he consent of holders thereof unless d the hos have matured or are then callable for prior redemption and have been Properly called, or finless said bonds are sub [o refunding by operation o[ law at lh@ option of the City) and the refunding ►ands so Issued hall enJoy complete equality of lien with the tthe holders ortion of lf then refunding lbonds shHaed 11 sub mated to olltoJ, fhe edhts end prvvileges enfoycd by the holden of the bonds a funded thereby The refunding bonds shall be Issued with such details as the Clty Council may, by ordinance, provide, sub ect to the Inclusion f said rights and privileges, provided that If only a part of the outslandmg bonds Is refunded the Interest rate of the refunded bonds y n t be Increased, except If re funded to PAY mallidng bonds, the refunded bonds may not To Al a dale stiller than the maturity data of any of the l either be sold for cash at not less than PaRineland accrued Ibonds lnterc., .,, the Ptbceed. thereof shay he used to pay Ute bond+ refunded or shall be delivered in exoh.nge far the bonds retuniN. Section 17 That If Il should be legally determined that any) callal.tive or other t)odY mmmis+lon or au,horlly has power to Lwtully prescribe a 1•1er schedule ot rites than that ¢ontem P1AtM by this shall be prescribed or say other ordinances, and d 1[ such lower cote then lee paymentInterest onandthe princl Pal of sold refunding bonds and the bonds authorized hereln to be ssucd shall cons[Ituto a flat and prior charge an the revenue to Celv'ed from said slstem anythingln lhla ordinance mnl.lned ro the contrary nohvllhslandl.no provided that the He. for the pill men, o[ the bonds her'In onlhorized shall remain subordinate to the Ilea of sold refunding bonds In the manner herein proylded Secllon is That In order to Insure the completion of said Improvements, extension repairs or betterments to the system and to prated the holder or holders of the bonds to be Issued here under, Moab City will require the contractor to whom Is Chen Any contract far the conslrucllon of said Improvements enlarge ment., extensions, or betterments to the Sy stem, or anchuy part t ere YP l h or, ro supply a ... a(.n hand or hamffroth s id completion the bo city and that any sum or sums derived from sold completion bond or bonds satisfactory to the City, and that nay sum or sums derhed from sold completion band or bonds shall be used within si months after such recelpt for the completion of said constr In lonx , And If not so used within such period, shall be Placed In and be AghJect to the provisions of the Cross Income Fund provided for Section le That the Imi": om o[ this ordlnanrn sha ctitute a ronlrod bsh "clan Moab City rid the holder or Of the bonds herein authorized to be Issued, and that of "'mance of any such bonds no repeal charge v.rinlloq terallon •[ Any kind In the provlalona of this ordinance sl made In any manner except as herein provided until suc os all of sold bonds Issued hereunder and Interest due I have been paid In full. Section 20 That If default shall At any time be made due Abaervanee or performance o! an covenant OrIca heroin rZahed to be kept or performs by Mopb City or rfaulf shall rooftops for a period of thirty day. after t-Itice thereof to it,* Cl ty from any holder et one or more or from any holder of the coupons representing Interest I at any time outAtAndlne then And In such event, any he Any one or more of said bonds, or any of the caupns repro, Interest thereon, m.y, either at Inv or In equity, by suit, .,and.mm or other appropriate proecedln' In any h cAmpetent Jurisdiction, protect the 1len created by this ore cope, me pelamiu nee or any rally Imposed upon a.ld City by the Provisions of this ordinance Ihcludlnp without limiting the geneullly A[ the lAreg•Ing, the making and mllaction of sufficient late- And charges and the Aegtegation of the Income And revenue of aria system and the proper applleatlon thereof, And further Including the Appointment o[ a receiver to operate the system durin{ default on behalf of the Clly, for the benefit Of the holden of In. bond+ hereln authorized Secllon 21 "At bldA for the .ale and purchase of said Moab City """ and Sewer Revenue {ands, Series lufy 1, 1i151," In the a{grePle prindpaI amount o[ S1200000 -hall be rettived and considered by tho Mayor and City Connell at the County tVurt house within aald Clty at the hour r i attack, lief, n 7Lesday the 2{th day of August, I151 .nd he lfnyor and City Recorder of Aaid Clly, be, rid they hereby arc, authorized and directed to cause to be puhllah'h advert( -'men[ of sale of said bonds In The Tlmy Independent a newspaper having general circulation In Sall Clty, fn at least one Issue thereof at least twenty days Prior to sold date apecltbi) for the mcelpt o1 sAld olds, which advertl.ement shot[ be in substnllally the form Aalhorized by resolution to be hereafteadopted d 3emn 22 That the ofllcen of -old 'City be, and they hereby are uthorizd and directed to lake .11 action necessary or cep PmPTIRte to eftmt. Ate the provlslons of this ordinance, including With out Ilmtting the gnerallly of the toregoln! the printing of 11 ,Aid bonds and the execution of such certl[leates a. may reason Ably be Mulled by the purchaser thereof relating to the aionlne the bond purchase pprice and, " In accordance with the taco, ab.entt of Iltlg.,lon pending or threatened affecting the lilty thereof Section 23 Thaf, except to the extent the City must pay for vices rendered to It by and through the system, notwlthstnd anything In thisaid[ notice contained nothing hereln shall construed so as to Impose an obligation upon the City requlr ; the CRY to expond any funds derived from sour., other in from the operation of 1ald system, and further, no bond or /Callon fmp.sed upon the Clty by any pm"""' of this r once shall constitute an ladeblMo,ie, of the Cityy wlthln or aning or any slate constitutional or statutory provlslon or Ilml Ion but every such obligol ton Is payable and rollec[Ible solely m the net ...Roues ierla ei [rim the per.tIM1 f the City'. 'item. the Income of which Is so pledged anti the holder there may not look to any general onother (unit far the payment of n Ip'1 and interest f the bond. authorized hereln Section 27 Th.t .11 b)-laws, orders, —.lot[..- and ordin cos or parts or by laws orders resolutions and ordlnences, in 'fife wflh rhr- ordinance are hereby repealed See, I.. 23 That if any one or mire section, senten-, laws or ports of this ordinance sholh for any reasva. be questioned held Inaalid such Judgment .lull not affect lmpalr or Invnl A the remaining pnvislons of this ordinance but shall be con ed In Its operation to the specific sections, sentences clauses parts of this ordinance so held uncomultutlonal and invalid, d the Inappllcnbl111, and Invalidity of any section, ser(enee, me or part of tills ordinance In any one m more instances shall t affect or prejudice In any tray the applleablllly and valldlfy, this ordinance In nny other Instances Section 26 That this ordmame may be amended or supple (Coauaued on followine ...e) --+O $IltX2fCE O. 33'_ _ .i,'d-; dF 1 " �Contlnuc from _precedins,page) i by ordinances adopted by the Clty.C'iA m actro 4ince i -laws of the State•of Utah with the wriftefiOconseht of ers of 75% of the bonds authorized by this'ordfnince - and 4i riding at the time of the adoption of such amendatory or plimental- ordinance, provided, however, that no such bi°dm- e shall have the effect of°permitting (a) an extension of they ktfrlty of any -bond, authorized by this ordinance or (b)'a rv,',V fion.xn-tne�pr}ncipal amount of any bond or the, rate of J{fo(• 'it thereon, or (c) the creation of a lien upon or a pledge -0f ,) ues'ranking pr}or to the lien of pledge,created by this or- ance, ;oi ranking- on a�parity with such lien or pledge except nithis,oidmance,provided, or (d) a reduction of the nrincipaI )unf of bonds required for consent to such amendatory or lynental ordinance, ^-etion 27 That the City Recorder be, and lie is hereby author- �id,direeted to publish this ordinance in The nines•Indeoen- �_a newspaper of general circulation published in Moab City, _"in'one issue thereof - - jection` 28- That in the opinion of the -City Council of Moab- +,an-emergengy,exlsts and it is necessary for the imm-d�J - evatign of the peace, health and safety of said City that this "ncefshalLtake-effect immediately upon its passage, ap- 14 )and"publication In -accordance with law ''ilds'ordihance.was adopted by the affirmative vote of noi- n.{n two-thirds of all -the members of the Citv Council of City,"in"the County of Grand and State of Utah and ap- -by me after due examination as Mayor thereof, attested City Recorder, and the corporate seal affixed on this 21st 1 July,-1951. '`i - Approved 'f ="= i ` = GEORGE J EURCg It - Mayor �4$G�E M SHAFER (.1ty Recorder Proof of Publication STATE OF UTAH, ) ) ss. County of Grand, ) L. Z. Taylor, being first duly according to law, deposes and says: That he is the publisher of The Times -Inde- pendent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah; that the notice, oj-cjtV=,ag vzo. 33, hereto attached, and which is made a part of this Affidavit of Publication, was published in said newspaper for a periGu iiadd of M0 aonza utaxe issues, the/4Ln& publication having been made Xlewt 01 IV" : , that the said notice was published in each and every copy of said newspaper during the period and time of publication, and that it was published in the newspaper proper and not in a sup- plement thereof. Subscribed and sworn to befo0Q1 this 10t1 day of oqrtllyT.. Notary Public, Residing at Moab, Utah, My commission expires i:i++raa The motion to adopt the foregoing resolu-cion was seconded by Councilman+_+ 1 �. E.kerby and upon being put to a vote was carried by the affirmative vote of all Gouncilmen present, the vote being as follows; Those voting Ayes N. S. Christensen, Robert Baldwin, J. E. Kerby and William Hines. Thoee Toting Nay: None There being no further business, upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously oarried, the meeting adjourned. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 21st day of July, 1951. 2 Attest; May eoorder August 7, 1951. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held at 8.00 P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burok. Councilmen J. E.Kerby, N. S. Christensen, Robert Baldwin, William Hines and Recorder Margie M. Shafert Marshal Robert Reid. The Clerk was instructed that the swimming pool operation has been taken over by Robert Reid and Fred Dnllmus and the $150 payment for July should be divided between them; that hereafter the $75.00 for August should be paid to them on the regular payroll. The representati-ve of Waterworks Equipment Company met with the council regarding the use of cast iron pipe in the main line, as compared with steel. The council agreed the steel was out and the Clerk instructed to write Win Templeton to ask for bids on the cast iron according to the specifications on file. This action was taken on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Bildwin and carried unanimously. Letter from Templeton and Links, Engineers, recommending acceptance of bid of Keyes Tank Company under alternate bidding soheduly No. 1 for the 200,000 gallon tank in the amount of $9,090.00 and under alternate bidding scheduly No. 2 for the 3,700 gallon tank in the amount of 0744.00 was presented. Whereupon, Councilman Hiner made a motion, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried unanimously, that the recommendation of the Engineer be confirmed and the bid of Keyes Tank Company under the alternate bidding schedule as above set out, be accepted. The Audit report of Good, Child, Mann and Smith for the period ending December 31, 1951, was presented. The letter recommending a change in the handling of the finances for the City was read and studied carefully. After considering the matter, the Clerk was instructed to write to Ellis R. Cook, Jr., a CPA and find out if he would be interested and for what salary. The tax levies for 1961 were considered, and Councilman J. E.xerbl* introduced the following resolution which was seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried; RESOLUTION. WHEREAS, it appears to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, that the following levies are necessary for the ear 1951 on all of the taxable property within said City, to -wit; Five (5� mills for contingent expenses; Four (4) mills for bond interest and sinking fund; three (3) mills for improving and repairing sidewalks; two (2) mills to defray expense of public property and two (2) mills for constructing and repairing so -were and drains. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Moab, "rand County, Utah, does hereby recommend to the County Auditor and the Board of County Commissioners of Grand county, Utah, that the following levies be made on all taxable property within said City of Moab for the year 1961: 5 mills for contingent expenses; 4 mills for bond interest and sinking fund; 3 mills for improvement to and repair of sidewalks; E mills to defray expense of public property and 2 mills for constructing and repairing sewers and drains. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be certified to the County Auditor and the Board of County Commissioners of Grand county, Utah, by the Recorder of the City of Moab. Attest: Margie M. Shafer, CITY OF MOAB, By George J. Burok, Mayor. City Recorder. Approved Attest;n y corder mayor. �� 142 Mayor George J. Burok and City Recorder Margie M. Shafer were authorized to execute letter agreement with Emma Walker for grant right of way across certain of her lands for pipe line over Pack Creek, desdribed as follows; Beginning at a point located 750 feet South and 2080 feet west from the Northeast corner of Section 7, T. 26 S., R. 22 E., S.L.M., the center of said line running thence North 480301 West 675 feet. The consideration for this grant being agreement by the city to furnish Mrs. Walker who resides outside the limits of Moab City, her culinary water at her now residence property, at the same rates charged by the city for furnishing culinary water to persons residing within the limits of Moab City. This action was on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carridd. Letter from Emmett ". £routt, Ranch -way Feed and Seed Store, stating that his business does not justify the full $30.00 license fee set and offerin if tha ®ouncil will grant him an abatement of half the annual fee to contribute 0.00 to the fire Department, was presented and, with the undebstanding that this adjust- ment be made only for this year, it was approved, and the Clerk instructed to so advise Mr. Troutt, and that the contribution to the Fire Department should be made direct to them, with Hilliam Hines in charge of funds. Councilman Robert DwBaldwin- introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption, which motion was seconded by Councilman N. S. Christensen, and carried unanimously, and the Clerk instructed to publish the Resolution for the information of the Public; RESOLUTION NO. 74. WHEREAS, it appears to the City ouncil of the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, that a change in the water and sewer rates for the supply of water and sewer serviced furnished by the city water and sewer system, is necessary in order to provide adequate revenue tamaintain the water and sewer systems and to pay for outstanding water and sewer bonds heretofore authorized to be issued by the qualified voters of Moab City. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand county, Utah, that the water and sewer rates for the supply of water and for sewer service furnished by Moab City shall be as followsr Section 1. WATER RATES. The monthly rates for the supply of water furnished by the city thhough its water system are hereby fixed and deter- mined as followsr Monthly minimum charge V2.40 (minimum'oharge includes 6,000 gallons per month. Next 14,000 gallons - - .15 per 1000 gal. Next 15,000 fallons - - .12 per 1000 gal. All over 35,000 gallons .10 per 1000 gal. Section 2. SEWER RATES. The monthly rate for sewer service furnished by the city is hereby fixed and determined as follower Service charge per connection - - - - 75/ Section 3. Persons residing outside the corporate limits of Moab City and who are furnished water and sewer service by said city, shall pay double the rate charged the residents of said city as herein above fixed. Section 4. The rates here'_.. probided shall ba collected monthly in advance by the water superintendent and paid into the City Treasury. Section 5. Any resolution or resolutions in conflict with this resolution are hereby repealed. Section 6. This resolution shall take effect on the lst day of deptember, 1951. Adopted by the affirmative vote of the majority of the City Council of Moab City, Utah, and approved by the mayor of said city on the 7th day of August, 1951. CITY OF MOAB (SEAL) George Burck, Mayor. Attest; Margie M. Shafer, City xecorder. Attest; % Approved; City Hecordl7i Councilman William Hines offered the following Ordinance and moved its adoption: ORDINANCE 4. AN ORDIRAPICE REPEALING SECTI N 14, 47, 76, 89, 220, 257, 326 and 444, OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, 1941, ALL RELATTNG TO THE SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE. CITY. Be it ordained by the City Council of Moab 6ity, Utah, as follows: SECTION 1. That Section 14 of Chapter 2, Section 47 of Chapter 5, as amended, section 76 of Chapter 8 as amended, 3eetion 89 of Chapter 9 as amended, Seotion 220 of Ohapt6rr-18, Seotion 257 of chapter 20 as 143 amended, Section 325 of Chapter 24 as amended, and Section 444 of Chapter 35 as amended. of the revised ordinances of Moab City, Utah, 1941, are repealed. SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take effect on September 1, 1951. Adopted by the affirmative vote of the majority of the Oity Council of Moab City, Utah, and approved by the mayor of said city on the 7th day of August, 1951. APPROVED; Attest: Margie M. Shafer, City Recorder. GEORGE BURCK, Mayor. Attest; Approved; 4 _ ity .corder. dayo:. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hines and upon being put to a vote, carried unanimously. Councilman N. S. Christensen offered the following Ordinance and moved its adoption: ORDIiANCE NO. 35. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING R E METHOD OF FIXING THE SALARIES TO BE PAID TO THE OFFICERS AND EtTLOPES OF MOAB CITY, UTAH. Be it ordained by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, as follows; SECTION 1. All salaries of the officers and employees of Moab C3.ty shall be fixed by resolution of the City Council of said city. SECTION 2. This ordinance shall Lake effect on the lst day of Jeptember, 1951. Adopted by the affirmative vote of the majority of theCity Council of Moab City, Utah, and approbed by the Mayor of said city on the 7th day of August, 1951. APPROVED: GEORGE BURCK, Mayor. Attest: MARGIE M. SHAFER, City Recorder. Approved V Attest: 7ViRecorder. QMayor This motion was seconded by Councilman Hines and upon being put to a vote was carried unanimously. Councilman J. E.Kerby offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption, which motion was seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried unanimously; RESOLUTION NO. 75. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, is required by ordinance to fix the salaries of the officers and employees of said city. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Moab, Utah, that the salaries of the officers and emplovees hereinafter named, be and the same are fixed as follows; City Attorney $100.00 per annum City Sexton $180.00 per annum City Councilman $30.00 per annum City Recorder $600.00 per annum City=r.asurer 4180-000 per annum Justice of the Peace 0300.00 per annum Mayor $300.00 per annum City Marshall $1140.00 per annum Water Ouperintendent t2520.00 per annum Assistant +rater Superintendent $2520.00 per annum Supt. Pub. Affairs and Finance: To be fixed by later resolution Swimming Pool Operator $450.00 per annum All of the above salaries shall be paid monthly. And be it further resolved that this resolution shall take effect on the lat day of September, 1951. Adopted by the affirmative vote of the majority of the City Council of Moab City, Utah, and approved by the mayor of said city on the 7th day of August, 1951. APPROVED: GEORGE BURCK, Mayor. Attest: MARGIE M. SHAFER ity Recorder. Attest: ity ecord Approved Mayor The Blue -Cross, Blue -Shield plan having been approved by the city employees and application for membership having been applied for by the employees and officers, Councilman Hines of£ered'the following resolution and moved its adoption, which motion was seconded by Councilman Kerby and upon being put to a vote carried unanimously. RESOLUTION NO. 76. WHEREAS, it appeara to the City Council of the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah, that the Blue Cross -Blue Shield plan is worthy and accepted 144 by the officers and employees of the City of Moab, Grand County, Utah; NOR, THEREFORE, BL IT RESOLVED, that Moab City, Grand County, Utah, take out and carry insurance under the Blue Cross and Blue Shield plan on all city' officers of Moab City and all employees of Moab City, including water depart- ment employees, after mhey have been in the employment of Moab City for 30 days, and that Moab City pay the officers' cost and the employees' cost of such insurance, with the understanding that the officer or employee may, at his own expense, carry insurance under the plan on eligible members of his family under a pay roll deduction plan to be authorized by each officer or employee. It being entirely optional with each officer or employee as to whether he carries insurance under the plan on members of his family. This action is to apply to all full-time emplouees of Moab City after they have been in the employment of Moab City for at least 30 days and on part-time employees who work at least 60 hours per month, and that said insurance on said officers and employees of Moab City be placed into effect as of August 16, 1951. QA e Attest: ,. a, Approved: wya" or - Ci neoorde . The 44th Annual Convention of the Utah Municipal League to be held in Cedar City on August 30, 31 and September 1, 1951, was called to the attention of the Council. On motion by N. S. "hristensen, seconded by William Hines, and carried, any officer desiring to attend the convention may damn a city warrant in the sum of $65,00 tocover the necessary expenses incurred, and any officer desiring to attend was authorized to do no. The following claims were presented and approved, and the Clerk instructed to issue a warrant in payment of each for the respective amounts indicated; No. 3902 to 3908, Inc. - regular roll. pn 3927 Frank Peterson 37.50 3909 Firemen's Pension Fund � 40.00 3928 Dale M. Parriott 15.50 3910 State Insurance Fund 1,188.00 3929 Jessie Balsley 5.00 3911 Fred J. Dallmus 75.00 3930 Christensen Motor Co. 16.62 3912 Acbert J. Reid 75.00 3931 Waterworks Equip. Co. 863.46 3913 Hoffman Dairy 3.10 3932 State Taa Commission 2.00 3914 Moab Electric Co. 24.06 3933 B.C.Lumber Co. 31.83 3915 Wasatch Chemical Co. 20.00 3934 Intermountain Hospital 3916 American LaFranoe Foamite 250.05 Service 40.70 3917 Grand County 533.73 3935 Robertson Bros. 61.49 3918 Hazel Thomson 8.00 3936 Moab Coop 93.60 3919 Leona Christensen 8.00 3937 Timespindependent 415.65 3920 Ila Corbin 8.00 3938 Western Store 3921 Mrs. Rebecca Newell 2.00 3939 Daughters of UtshPioneere 28:88 3922 Ida yay Stewart 2.00 3940 Moab Garage Co. 85.97 3923 Arches Cafe 7.85 3941 Utah Power & Light 196.42 3924 Carr Printing Co. 1.41 3942 Midland Tel. Co. 27.25 3925 Elaine S. Peterson, P. N. 10.00 3943 Riley Drug Co. 10.30 3926 Gary Leaminb 6.25 3944 William Morgan 24.00 Class C Road: No. 2 - State Road 3945 Mrs. Bates Wilson 20.00 Commission $726.99 Grand Countyy 4110,40 There be% 'io further busiliess to come before the Board at the time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Counoilman Baldwin, and carried. Attest: L UCity Recorder/ Mayor. AUGUST 20, 1951 - See 1aEe149. August 28, 1951 The Moab City Council met in special session at 8:00 o'olock P. M. on this date, pursuant to notice, at the County Courthouse within said City, being the regular meeting place of said City Council, due, legal and timely notioe of said mtttxxgxka4 meeting having,been served upon all members of the City Council as required by law and the rules and ordinances of saidCity. Upon roll call, the following members, constituting a quorum, were present: Mayor George J. durok, Councilmen N. S. Christensen, italph J. Miller, Jr., Robert D. Baldwin, 91illiam Hines, J. E. Kerby. Absent; None. There were also present City Recorder Margie M. bhafer, City Attorney Mitchellkelieh. The Mayor announced that this was the time and place for receiving and publicly opening sealed bids for the purphase of Moab City General Obligation Water and Sewer ponds, ceries of July 1, 1951, in the aggregate principal amount of $58,000.00 and of Moab City dater and Sewer F(evenue Bonds, Series July 1, 1951, in the aggregate principal amount of $92,000.00. TheCity Recorder presented an affidavit showing the publication of the notice of sale of said bonds in the Times-Indepen-ent, a newspaper having general circulation in said City, at least one not less than twenty days prior to the sale date. It was ordered that said wfF „a..ri+ ha filwd an nwr+ of tha rwrnrdw of i'ha City. The Mayor ana City Recorder ADVERTISEMENTS FOR BIDS FOR THE SALE OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, GENE RAL OBLIGATION WATER AND SEWER BONDS SERIES OF JULY 1, 1951 - $58,000 00 AND WATER AND SEWER REVENUE BONDS SERIES JULY 1, 1951 - $92,000 00 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Recorder of Moab City, Grand County, Utah, will receive sealed bids for the follow- ing described bonds until Tuesday, the 28th day of August, 1951, at 8 o'clock, p in, at the County court house, Moab, Utah, at which tunc and place the City Council of said City will publicly open and consider -any sealed bids received for the purchase of the loivs7 bonds Moab City General Obligation Water and Sewer n Series of July 1, 1951, in the aggregate principal y at of $58,00000, dated July 1, 1951, consisting of rids in the denomination of $1,00000 each, num- bered from 1 to 58, both inclusive, bearing interest at a rate not exceeding four per centum per Rnnum, payable semiannually on the first days of January and July in each year, and maturing serially in regular numerical order on the first day of July $5,00000 in each of the years 1961 to 1970, both inclusive, and $8,00000 in the year 1971, and being subject to prior redemption in in- verse numerical order at the City's option on July 1, 1957, or on any interest payment date thereafter prior to maturity, at a price equal to the principal amount there- of, with accrued interest to the redemption date, and be- ing payable from general ad valorem taxes which may be levied against all the taxable property in the City without limitation of rate or amount, and 2 Moab City Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series July 1, 1951, in the aggregate principal amount of $92,000 - 00, dated July 1, 1951, consisting of 92 bonds in the de- nomination of $1,000 00 each, �numbered from 1 to 92, both inclusive, hearing Interest at a rate not exceeding four and one-half per centum per annum, payable semiannually on the first days of January and July In each year, and maturing serially in regular numerical order on the first day of July $2,00000 in the year 1953, and $3,00000 in each of the years 1954 to 1983, both inclusive, bonds num- bered 27 to 92, both inclusive, maturing on and after July 1, 1962, Pe ng subject to prior redemption In inverse nu- merical order at the City's option on July 1, 1961, or on any interest payment date thereafter prior to maturity, at � "e equal teu I the principal amount thereof with ac- ipreatot to the redemption date, together with a turn representing the amount of interest accitung .y bond so called for redemption during the calendar yeir in which the call privilege is exercised, both princi• pal and Interest being payable at the First Security Bank of Utah, NA, Exchange Place Branch, Salt Lake City, Utah Said bonds are payable both as to principal and in- terest solely from, and secured by a pledge of the net revenues of the municipal water and sewer system Of an original issbe of $25,00000, there are outstanding the City's WaterWorks Revenue Bonds, dated December 1, 1938, in the 'aggregate principal amount of $15,000 00, numbered consecutively from 11 to 25, both Inclusive, maturing serially, without option of prior redemption, $1,00000' on the first day of December In each of the years 1951 to 1965, both Inclusive, and payable solely from, and secured by a pledge of, the net revenues of the water facilitiep (but not the sewer facilities) of the water and sewer system Said bonds, with the consent of the hold- ers, are being redeemed, refunded and exchanged for Moab City Water Works Revenue Refundinu Bonds, Ser- ies June 1, 1951, in the aggregate principal amount of $15, 0()o 00, bearing interest at the rate of four per centum per annum, and maturing serially without option of prior redemption $1,00000 on the first day of June In each of the years 1952 to 1966, both inclusive The Hery on the rev. enues of the water and sewer system securing the pay ment of the water and sewer revenue bonds offered for -sale herein, and the pledge for the payment therefor, "-,. _A nitbdee of said water Pus 011112A2 atil to Mom gqX ..1-11011 tjaauoo Qlailno 102 0) 2 9 '91PPIP CIPPIP M, eq of so OTI unitra; IC10130S Diffourrainitt.1 XAOX ALON *q% 10 pond IU4MUC 1;V1 luapap aqt 10 Itlatraq aq; jol 1,4211, 19QAQ 011t JOJ AvAl 21q , 421009 'uR01A It at la-uoq 20H 'PtI loull to pwaq 1,02v )Ila p2smaX usaf 2"231 q 1RX OAWN of ,znvadvqa sap Is%, aN taell'9214 qTPA Joilat-T-0141 Wham V CWV a8v01 U 14 Proof of Publication STATE OF UTAH, ss. ounty of Grand, L. 1. Taylor, being first duly sworn according to law, deposes and says: That he is the publisher of The Times -Inde- pendent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published every Thursday at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah, that the notice of fo:r 1ACIS hereto attached, and which is made a part f this Affidavit of Publication, was ublishod in said newspaper for a period folu* consecutive issues, the first blication having been made 10bl ; and the last on oc,ut :!.:;, IN'.7 I that the said notice as published in each and every copy of aid newspaper during the period and time f iablicati-on, and that it was published n the newspaper proper and not in a sup- lement thereof. lubscribed and sworn to before me this LIMI day of , 10bl Notary Public, Residing at Moab, Utah. commission expires 54 1�- ADVERTISEMENTS FOR BIDS FOR THE SALE OF MOAE CITY, UTAH, proof of Publication GENERAL OBLIGATION WATER AND SEWER FONDS SERIES OF JULY 1, 1951 - $58,00000 AND WATER AND SEWER REVENUE BONDS ' SERIES JULY 1, 1951 - $92,00000 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Recorder of MoabI City, Grand County, Utah, will receive sealed bids for the follow- STATE OF UTAH, ) ing described bonds until Tuesday, the 2Sth day of August, 1951, ) ss , at 8 o'clock, p In, at the County court house, Moab, Utah, at which G ounty of Grand, ) time and place the City Council of said City will publicly open and consider any sealed bids received for the purchase of the fol-I lo,%p7 escribed bonds Moab City General Obligation Water and sewer L. L. Taylor, being first duly sworn lon6 Series of July 1, 1951, In the aggregate g principal tit ' mt of $58,00000, dated July 1, 1951, consisting of laccording to law, deposes and says' That be in the denomination of $1,00000 each, num- bered from 1 to 55, both inclusive, bearing Interest at a rate not exceeding four per centum per annum, payable he is the publisher of The Times-Inde- semiannually on the first days of January and July In each year, and maturing serially in regular numerical order on the first day of July $5,00000 in each of the pendent, a weekly newspaper of general years 1961 to 1970, both inclusive, and $3,00000 in the year 1971, and being subiect to prior redemption in in verse numerical order at the City's option on July 1, 'circulation, published every Thursday at 1957, or on any Interest payment date thereafter prior to maturity, at a price equal to the principal amount there- 1Moab, Grand county, state of Utah, that of, with accrued Interest to the redemption date, and be- Ing payable from general ad valorem taxes which may be levied against all the taxable property in the City the notice fSf; i1�VA1'��r)Ci101.14�i pJ+ Mrl:I without limitation of rate or amount, and 2 Moab City Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series July 1, 1951, in the aggregate principal amount of $92,000 - 00, dated July 1, 1951, consisting of 92 bonds in the de- nomination of $1,000 00 each, numbered from Ito 92, both inclusive, bearing interest at a rate not exceeding four and l i one-half per centum per annum, payable semiannually on the first days of January and July in each year, and I maturing serially in regular numerical, order on the first 1 day of July $2,p0000 In the year 1953, and $3,00000 in each of the years 1954 to 1983, both inclusive, bonds num- bered 27 to 92, both Inclusive, maturing on and after July 1, 1962, peing subject to prior redemption in inverse nu- hereto attached, and which is made a part merical order at the City's option on July 1, 1961, or on any interest payment date thereafter prior to maturity, at Il ce equal to the amount thereof oo of ih1S Affidavit of Publication, W3S principal with ac iinterest the redemption date, together with a urn representing the amount of interest acciung �Oublished in newspaper for a bond so called for redemption during the calendar year in which the call privilege is exercised, both princi- said period pal and interest being payable at the Fiist Security Bank Of four consecutive issues, the first of Utah, NA, Exchange Place Branch, Salt Lake City, Utah Said bonds are payable both as to principal and In- terest solely from, and secured by a pledge of the net publication having been made revenues of the municipal water and sewer system. Of an original, isstig of $M,00000, there are outstanding the and the last on Clty's•WaterVvorks Revenue Bonds, dated December 1, 'aggregate At, °i:J Ns tviJ ' 1938, In the principal amount of $15,00000, numbered consecutively from 11 to 25, both inclusive, i lip , 4 r h that the said notice Ada"J-" maturing serially, without option of prior redemption, $1,00000 on t)te first day of December in each of the t.' years 1951 to 1965, both inclusive, and payable solely as published 1n each and every copy of fr^m, and secured by a pledge of, the net revenues of the I water facilities (but not the server facilities) of the water andsewersystem Said bonds, with the consent of the hold ers, are being redeemed, refunded and exchanged for said newspaper during the period and time Moab City Water Works Revenue Refunding Ronds, Ser- ies June 1, 1951, In the aggregate principal amount of p $15,00000. beating Interest at the rate of four per centum i per annum, and maturing serially without option of prior redemption $1,00000 on the first day of June in each of 1 n the newspaper proper and not In a sup - the years 1952 to 1966, both inclusive The licit on the rev- enues of the water and Seaver system securing the pay � thereof. / merit of. the water and server revenue bonds offered for plement sale herein, and the pledge for the payment therefor, L/W' shall be subordinate to the nen and pledge of said water refunding bonds, the hen for the payment of which at taSbfs only to the revenues of the former water system, s, the water facilities, but not the sewer facilities, Subscribed and sworn to before me this oP - municipal water and sewer system 1 rs are required to submit bids separately for each issue �spe iPy 1 S the lowest rate interest, qq �= day of :h(�i tri t:aS�S1J of and premium, if any, at whiefKr ey will purchase each issue of said bonds at or above , i par None of said bonds will be sold at less than par, plus ac (rued interest, nor will any discount or commission be allowed ;or paid on the sale of said bonds All bids shall be sealed -and shall be accompanied by a deposit of five percent of the bid, Notary Public, which shall be in cash or certified check, which deposit will be Residing at Moab, Utah. returned If the bid is not accepted, and if the successful bidder shall fail or neglect to complete the purchasb of said bonds within thirty days following the acceptance of his bid, the amount of his M_ commission expires 1 mf,!:,-r0' 54 deposit shall be forfeited to sald City, and In that event the cor porate authorities of said City may either accept the bid of the one making the next best bid or reject all bids and readvertise the bonds for sale The corporate authorities may, in any event, reject any or all bids and readvertise the bonds for sale If there be two or more equal bids and such bids are the best bids re ceived, and are not less than par plus accrued interest, the cor- porate authorities shall determine which bid shall be accepted, , and if a bid be accepted the deposit of ail other bidders shall hereupon be returned, if all be rejected, then all deposits will e returned forthwith The legality of the bonds will be approved by Messrs Per- �crado, hing, Bosworth, Dick & Dawson, Attorneys at Law, Denver, Col whose opinion, together with the printed bonds, will be '�furnlshed the purchaser without charge Further Information is available from F T Boise and Company, Fiscal Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah Dated at Moab City, Utah, this 21st day of July, 1951 GEORGE J BURCK (Sr Mayor h i aly Moab City, Utah 10or1 red 1 E M SHAFER i lick City Recorder 1001 J of first publication Aug 2, 1951, (late of completion of publication Aug 23, 1951 thm proceeded to publicly open acid ead the bids received. The bids were 145 tabulated as follows; General Obligation Bonds. Bidder: State of Utah, by 7. H. Mulcahy, Chairman Uommission of Finance, Rate of Interest 2-3/4%. Revenue Bonds. Bidder% Edward L. Burton '-k Company Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, T. F. Boise & Company Rate of Interest; Y14,000 of bonds maturing 1953 to 1957, to bear interest at the rate of 3.50% per ammum. $78,OCO.00 of bonds maturing 1958 to 1985, to bear interest at the rate of 4.0 .. car annum. Sub,j¢ot to the ocnditions as set forth in bid on file in the City Recorder's office. After consideration ofthe bids so received and tabulated, it was determined that the bid submitted by the °tate of Utah for the purchase of said general obligation binds, at the price and ppon the terms noove set forth, was the best bid received and the Mayor and City Recorder so certified to the City Council, and that the bid bubmitted by Edward L. Burton & Company; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beanne and T. F. Boise & Company, for the purchase of said revenue bonds, at the price and upon the terms above set forth was the best bid received and the Mayor and City Recorder so certified to the City Council. Councilman A. S. Christensen then introduced the following resolution, which was, on motion duly made by Councilman N. S. Christensen and seconded by Councilman J. E.Kerby, unanimously adopted; RESOLUTION. AHEREAS, in accordance with the statutes of the State of Utah, Moab City General Obligation "ater and Sewer Bonds, °eries of July 1, 1951, in the aggregate principal amount of $58,000.00, were advertised for public sale; and WHEREAS, in accordance with the statutes of the State of Utah, hoab City "ater and Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series July 1, 1951, in the aggregate principal amount of $92,000.00 were advertised for public sale; and WHEREAS, the bids received have been publicly opened and considered; and WHEREAS, it has been determined and the Mayor and City Recorder have so certified to the City Council that the bid submitted by the State of Utah was the best bid submitted for thepurchase of said general obligation bonds, and that the bid submitted by 9dward L. Burton & Company; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and T. F. Boise & Company was the best bid submitted for the purchase of said revenue bondsi NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the bid submitted by the State of Utah for the Moab City General Obligation eater and hewer Bonds, Series of July 1, 1951, in the aggregate principal amount of $58,000.00, and the bid submitted by Edward L. Burton & Company; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fanner & Beane and T. F. noise & Company for the Moab City Vlater and Sewer Revenue "onds, Series of July 1, 1951, in the ag&relate principal amount of $92,000.00 be, and the same are hereby accepted and the interest rates which said bonds shall bear are hereby established as those set forth in the accepted bids. Dated at Moab City, Utah, this 28th day of J'ugust, 1951. Attest; Approved: E {_ -eoordor4 Mavqv The following ordinance was introduced in writing, read in full, duly discussed and pursuant to motion made by Councilman Ralpji J. Miller, and seconded by Robert Baldwin, was adopted by the following vote; Mayor George J. ourek "Aye" Councilman Bill Hines "Aye" Councilman N. S. Christensen "Aye" Councilman Robert Baldwin "Aye" Councilman Ralph J. Miller, Jr. "Aye" Councilman J. E.Kerby "Aye" The ordinance was thereupon signed by the Mayor bn open meeting and recorded by the City Recorder, and was authorized to be published in one issue of the Times -Independent, a weekly newspaper of general circulation published every )Chursday at Moab, Utah: ORDINANCE NO. 36. Al. ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING-UKFO-V RATES TO BE CFARGED FOR dATER SUPPLIED AND FOR SERER SERVICES FURPIISHED BY THE MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEM AND SElr'ER SYSTEM OF MOAB CITY, UTAH. BE IT ORDAINED by the City Louncil of Moab City, Utah, as Tolloms: Section 1. Resolution No. 74, adopted by the City 'ouneil on the 7th uay of ^ugust, 1951, is hereby repealed. Section 2. rhat from and after the effective date of this ordinance the following sekedule of rates for water supplied tiroui=h anc sewer service furnished by re ter and sewer system of Moab City, Utah, shall be charged and collected, such rates hereby established are hereby declared to be uniform with respect to the class of service furnished, and said rates are hereby declared established as follows, to wit. Water Rates. Residential and vommercial. For up to 6,000 gallo-s per month, minimum charge - - - - - - $2.40 Next 14,000 gallons, per 1,000 gallons, per month - - - - - - .15 Next 15,000 gallons, per 1,000 gallons, per month - - - - - - .12 All over 35,000 gallons, per 1,000 gallons, per month - - - - .10 Sewer Bates. Res identia—` 1 and commercial. All residential co nections per month per family unit - - - - .75 Trailer unite and Motels, per month, for first unit - - - - - .75 For each additional trailer and motel unit - - - - - - - - - .50 All other commercial and industrial establishments shall be charged for sewer service on the basis of metered water as follows; First 6,000 gallons, minimum per month - - - - - - - - - - - - .75 Next IJOOO gallons, per 1,1.00 gallons, per month - - - - - - - .03 All over 20,000 gallons, per 1,000 gallons, per month - - - - .02 Churches and schools shall be charged monthly on the basis of the commercial rates based upon metered water reading for the month of January in each calendar year. I Section 3. Persons residing outside of the corporate limits of Moab City, and who are furnished water and sewer service by baoab City, shall pay double the rates charged the residents of the City as hereinabove fixed. The above and foregoing schedule of rates may be and shall be amended from time to time when, in the opinion of the City Council of Moab City, such revisions are necessary to l]keld a revenue adequate to pay maintenance and operation expenses of the system, principal and interest on the $15,000 of prior lien bonds, and leave net revenues available and applicable to the payment of principal and interest on the $92,000 *KKKxx Sewer Revenue Bonds dated July 1, 1951, of not less than 1-1/2 times principal and interest requirements, and to provide reserves for said bonds, and sufficient to pay principal and interest on any additional water and sewer revenue bonds that may be xXkxx1}xxxt9 subsequently issued. Section 4. BILLING AND PAYMENTS. Hoab City shall through its properly designated employees promptly bill monthly ill persons, firms, corporations, partnerships, and other legal entities for all serviced furnls`,ed by the Moab City water and sewer system. The form of thestatement may show the WxxsLkx separate charges due for water supplies and sewer services furnished, provided, however, thatall users of such utilities shall each pay monthly the sum total of water charges and sewer charges, and thatsuoh charges may not be paid separately. Water services shall be disconnected to any consumer who bhall become delinquent for more than thirty (30) days from the date of billing, in the payment of water or sewer charges. Section 5. PROCEDURE allEN ACCOUNTS DELINQUENT - If any person, firm, corporation, B rtnership, or other legal entity receiving water supplied from the consolidated utility neglects, fails, or refuses to pay the sum total of both water and sewer bilings for a period of more than thirty (30) days from date of billing, the City Recorder shall notify the utility s+-f}stem manager who shall cause the water to be turned off from the premises of such delinquent, and before the water shall be turned on again, all delinquent water and sewer charges shall be paid up to the and of the term as assessed. In the event water is turned off for non-payment of water or sewer charges as herein provided, there shall be assessed in addition to all delinquent amounts, the sum of five dollars ($5.00) as expenses for shutting off the service, which shall be paid before the water is turned on again. Section G. SAVINGS CLAUSE - All present ordinances respecting the Moab City Neater and Sewer System not hereby repealed or amended are expressly saved and are hereby declared to be remaining in full force and effect. Section 7. EFFECTIVE DATE OF ORDINANCE - In the opinion of the City Council of Moab City, it is necessary to preserve the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants of Moab City, that this oridnance become effective immediately, and an emergency is hereby declared, and this ordinance shall be in full force and effect upon the date of its passage, approval and publication. ORDINANCE NO. 36 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING UNIFORM RATES,TO BE CHARGED FOR WATER SUPPLIED AND FOR SEWER SERVICFS FURNISHED BY THE MUNICIPAL WATER SYS- TEM AND SENVER SYSTEM OF MOAB CITY, UTAH, Be it ordained by the City Council of Moab City, Utah, as follows: Section I Resolution Number 74, adopted by the City Council on the 7th day of August, 1951, is hereby repealed Section 2, That from and after the effective date of this or- dinance the following schedules of rates for water supplied through and sewer service furnished by the water and sewer system of Moab City, Utah, shall be charged and collected, such (rates hereby established are hereby declared to be uniform with respect to the class of service furnished, and said rates are here- by deared established as follows, to wit, "- Water Rate`s Residential and Commercial 0 to 6,000 gallons per month, minimum charge $240 _V! 14,000 gallons, per 1,000 gallons, per month 15e Next 15,000 gallons, per 1,000 gallons, per month .._ . 12c All over 35,000 gallons, per 1,000 gallons, per month -. 10c Sewer Rates Residential and Commercial All residential connections per month per family unit S 75c Trailer Units and Motels per month for first unit 75c Fur each additional traits and motel unit 50c All other commercial and industrial establishments shall be charged for sewer service on the basis of metered water as follows First 6,000 gallons, minimum per month 75e Next 14,000 gallons, per 1,000 gallons, per month 03c All over 20,000 gallons, per 1,000 gallons, per month, _ 02c Churches and schools shall be charged monthly on the basis of the commercial rates based upon metered water reading for the month of January in each calendar year Proof of Publication STATE OF TTTAH, ) SS. linty of Grand, ) L. L. Taylor, being first duly sworn cording to law, deposes and says: That is the publisher of The Times-Inde- pdent, a weekly newspaper of general rculatlon, published every Thursday at lab, Grand county, state of Utah; that e notice '24111113, too Tro. W, Section 3 Persons residing outside of the corporate limits of Moab Citv, and who are furnished water and sewer service by Moab City, shall pay double the rates charged the residents of the City as hereinabove fixed The above and foregoing schedule of rates may and shall be amended from time to time when, in the opinion of the City 'eto attached Council of Moab City, such revisions are necessary to yield a , revenue adequate to pay maintenance and operation expenses and which is made a part of U povstem, principal and interest on the $15,000 of prior hen this Affidavit o f Publication, b i ave net revenues available and applicable to The wS.S P n metpal and interest on the $92,000 Sewer Revenue . ,31 ate'' ly 1, 1951, of not less than 1 ifz times principal and llshed In said newspaper for a Period ill t requirements, and to provide reserves for soul bonds, and p sufficient to pay principal and interest on any additional water land sewer revenue bonds that may be subsequently issued. , theAl►,�$ Section 4 BILLING AND PAYMENTS— Onll +aM.en.�.., . a.. ^ Moab City shall through its properly designated employees ' `�swr. promptly bill monthly all persons, firms, corporations, partner. lication having been made ships, and other legal eilities for all services furnished by the Moab City water and sewer system The form of the statement AX1�} tii3e—irz�'iy—QD— may show the separate charges due for water supplied and sewer ' services furnished, provided, however, that all users of such iarjr 13, utilities shall each pay monthly the stem total of water charges , that the Said notice and sewer charges, and that such charges may not be paid separ. ately. Water services shall be disconnected to any consumer who shall become delinquent for more than thirty (30) days from the published In each and every copy of date of billing, in the payment of water or sewer charges Section 5 PROCEDURE WHEN ACCOUNTS DELINQUENT If any person, firm, corporation, partnership, or other legal newspaper dki trig the Period and time entity receiving water supplied from the consolidated utility neglects, falls, or refuses to pay the sum total or noth water and ?ublication, and that it was published sewer billings for a period of more than thirty (30) days from date of billing, the City Recorder shall notify the utility system manager who shall cause the water to be turned off from the ;he newspaper proper and not In a sup - premises of such delinquent, and before the water shall be turn. led on again, Al delinquent water and sewer charges shall be Serit thereof. paid up to the end of the term as assessed In the event water is turned off for non-payment of water or sewer charges as hehein provided, there shall be assessed in addition to all delinquent amounts, the sum of five dollars ($500) as expenses for shutting _ off the service, which shall be paid before the water is turned on again leribed and sworn to before me this y �,,'--'ion 6 SAVINGS CLAUSE — ,resent ordinances respecting the Moab City Water and sent tern not hereby repealed or amended are expressly sav- day of i Z, are hereby declared to be remaining in fun force and Secton 7 EFFECTIVE DATE OF ORDINANCE— ff In the opinion of the City Council of Moab City, it is nec- t \4y, . a . • 4 �_�fiT Q�_i essary to preserve the peace, health, and safety of the inhabi- tants Notary Public, T of Moab City, that this ordinance become effective immed- iate)y, and an emergency is hereby declared, and this ordinance Residing at Moab, Utah. shall be in full force and effect upon the date of its passage, approval, and publication}mfi i S S i 01i expires PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of Moab City, k'-- 1,1. Grand County, State of Utah, in a regular session on this 28th day of August, A.D, 1951 1 GEORGE BURCH Mayor MARGIE M SHAFER City Recorder I(SEAL) Proof of Publication I R Is I ORDINANCE NO. _ oe banns lest ttc,.In AN ,OI(UINANCE RF.7.ATTN(C Ci fi� q Ski o w1RNT, F,Ni.ARGEAfENT, F,'JITFNS BIR alENT OF THE WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM OF hfOAlt t 7Jt rYr _ CITY AND 'DIE ISSUANCE OF THE MOAN CITY WATOft rt rj q7 ANP SEWEn RL'VENUE AONDrs, SERIES JULY 1 Sill, -I sexv� i_b ANo OF TKO MOAT CITY GENERAL OBLIGATION WA-oyFra,n s TF.R AND SEWER PONDS SERIES OF JULY 1 1951, (1ND - YMbU AMEYPING ORDINANCE NUMRERFD 33 SERIES 1951. r tat day OF 1(OAR CITY DUG)y ADOPTED THE 21ST, DAY OF ' '''rl+ate, an JULY 1351 PROVIDING FOR TRF.' EFFECTIVE DATE }� % tar.both OF THIS ORDINANVE AND REPEALING ALL ORM 1 `paitd 1. 1 NANOES IN CONFLICI' HEREWITR / )t-Payfble, 1 ;t,tlnued� WHEREAS, Ordinance No 33, Series 1951, df Atuab City Alf 1- r adopted the 21st day of Jul y. 1R51, and pmv ed far the 3�{ t ctlon 5 e of its Maab City Water 1Yu Sewer Revent�a IIends. meti[ad by an tr 1951, 1n file aggreget. principal amount f $72,OOe ep, lbr 1rIV':.ilia JANZ purpose of defraying in put the cost of c nstrbetiug 1111.1 hod k2 of 75 cements, enlargements, c,tenslons and bet( mrents to the outs'�.+nn�I4g a tot water and bluer system of said City, and jq Im 3Jtmental WHEREAS, the purchasers of -aid bonds have, a it in It hha11 hi heir bid, required that the proceedings author in g the. Isiur t_itfl}� qt at e of said bonds be amended as hereinafter pr [Fled; and�t, r'gtRereon, or WHEREAS it Is the Intent of this nrdlnlnce to n nd s Itd� „ ran6lnr trance No 33 only to the extent necessary to etteetr rfe �ho *;,t,,, Far'rank itminents of the purchasers of said bonds of Moab City, Ghee` .•irdtna, NO nor a sate of said bonds on the best terms. ii a Ntrt of bon , W, THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED sytlnfal or.11 OF MOAN CITY, GRAND COUNTY, Ue fIr$ttNton 6. Section 1 That S"ban 10 of Ordinance ta`hd f rb Cu, duly adopted the 21st day of tot, e ended to read as follows r V *y rob on t,3 Section 10 That all monies grneermg uga, orom¢r expenses rneraerur merero, Pia• vlded, howeleF, that „$3,35000 of said proceeds shall fro. p med"Goly after the receipt of such be placed Ih the "Wa� terand Sewer Retenue lWnd Slnlunt Fund, Series July 1, 17al;, heMafterueatedlnsubporagraph5otparagr2phA of Section 11 of this ordinance, said sumloconstituteare serve In aidftion to that reef red by subparagraph b of said subparagraph 5 of paragraph A of Bald section 11 1 The rurchas¢r of sal/ bongo shot1 1. no manner be to sponsible for the application or disposal by said City or by any of Its pffleers, of any of the manses ierivgl from the sale of said fronds. The proceeds derived tiny the sale of said bonds shall be deposited promptly d'pd, the receipt thereof In a separate account or amunts Iq a bank or banks which are members of the Federal Re serve System and of the Federal Deposit idsurpnes Car: poratlon she City Treasurer la hereby authorized and -di Felted to deposit such proceeds in such banks. 'Phi fond. In said Aeolian or accounts shalt be used solely for the purposes above set forth and withdrawals from sold account Fit amounts for said purposes shall be effected only by Check or voucher signed by the Mayor and the City Treasurer and accompanied by a cen it of the £n since, slung far and on behalf of the City, to the effect that It Is necessary or advisable to withdraw said funds or to transfer the same to the general credlt for the purpose of defraying the cost of Imppt r Iargf gG extending and bettering the muniet odd sewer system In Aecordanee, with the plan Nicaitone therefor previously approved by the ell and aiv flee In the office of the City lie ccrmp)etlof( of such Improvements, edlarge ,dons, and betterments, any unexpended baionee an such I account or accounts, together with any accrued interest 1 teecnved on the i,)antt of sate fonds, shall be paid Into the Water and Sewer Revenue Bond Shifting Fh,it Seflea July 1, Mf* hereinafter provlatd' for and used t9r thole purposes of said -fund f1 =The issue of any of the Mnds herein avihorized by the City shall constitute a warrant by and on behalf of the City toT the�enefll of each ass etery hold¢, of any - of safd bonds the! bald 1»nds have been Issued for a va • cable consideration In foil conformity with law recDnn 2. That sub pparagOf I- of paragraph A of slid t' filanei I7o 3'y, Serr 5 79a1, is horcby of to read as tottou r t5) Fiidry, them *halt be,and there Is hereby ere. aced a fund to be known as the "Water slid Sewer Reve nue Boni Sinking Funi, Series July 1, 'tr; after For eaitea the Sh oktng h 1 one' set OSde an4,p.id, t- mainfng aid Gfoss income Fund, the bond] herebyrauthorlMd are ouL4 the next Parunng Installment of Irderf8t-M,'rand one 1w 1Ith of the next mu lorine Installment of principal of, ' the Improvement bonds hcre)n authorlzed provided, __,. eter that monthly psyments Into said Slnking Fund for the pl rnclpal of said Improm teent revenue bonds for the t Period from July 1, 1731to July 1, Pala, both Inclusive, than be one twenty Iona of the next maturing install , meat of sold princlpal - -(b) Monthly an additional amount equal to fifty Per eentum of the amount required to be deposited under Subparagraph (1) of this paragraph (5) Part A. at Chi.' section of this ordinance, such amount to be and consul foie a reserve to meet posstblc delmlencles bi-said fund SecUon 3 That Section 13 of sold Ordinance No W, Ser, leg 1531, 13 hereby amended to read As follows' Secuon 13 That nothing In this ordinance contained shalt be construed In such a manner is to prevent the Issuance . by sold City of additional bonds payable ,he Imome and mtenues derived tram the operation of the system and conithunnt• a then open said even... sunoramafe to or on a partly with the lien of the bonds herein all orlmd provided however that before any such addlllnnal bonds are autbri dzed or all..][) Issued, the hen on sold rotentbos for the payment of which Is on a partly wilh the Hon of the bonds hereln authorized, the cammgs derl.ed ham the ape .11 for the fiscal )ear lmme h.tr4 p the authollullon and Jssuance shall ant to pay Pile cost of operation and ma t standing bonds of the Ctty payable Imm—Thil TC Ydtie§ of file system, and (2) the Interest requirement for the next ensuing fiscal year and the average annual prtrim. pal requirement for each ffhal year to and Including the final maturity date of the bonds proposed to he Issued. Nothing In this ordinance contained shall bq eon stand hi such a manner as to permit the issuance by sold oily of addrtlonyl bend' payable from the Income and revenues dcnved from the operation n( he system and constituting A lion upon sold v ua. superior to the Its. of the bonds herein authorlud,r nor ns to pre vent the Issuance of additional bonds so payable and constituting bulb a lien subordinate to the lien of the bonds here,. authorized A written certification by a rs:rdfled public armon taut la be employed by ..Id City, that said earrilligO are bufhclent to pay said amounts shall be conclusnely presumed to be accurate In determining the right of lard Cdy to nuthorke, issue, seil, and Ml,cr sent adddion at bonds An. ndddl,nal bond 1c,ued In mmpllanee vIrh the Perms her c,f mall bear interest payable semdannu311v on the lust 4ny� or Janua,y aid duty in each year and i rose II,• nn he nrsr di) of July in each )car during tile term of bald bonds In detemmn ink uhether addlhnn=' bonds ,nay be ued e. ar.—a Id, ccrs1dr ,fl.n =hall be gbven to this e prebabt,r0urfihon ator m1leaslt ibe+n,t�pehen iruF um-c loot , 3TATP Ob' UTAH, ) Ptapas¢i-ti be dertvedjfzam the Issuan QI 6 �d Da`ids, iqR Aatd' God • � Count ) ss Y of Grand } stela call edr Med,ibn and ma n. Y +nay Da aatvrdingly m.allied b Taylor, being first duly swore f . .s e�eGY am! act tuomd as Said fOsdlnanub t _ ,t all, bill- ter -water and/or smver scrvJces or,throu h the ;aeeordinr to IBw, deposes and says • That lrul all to zIn ach monthly by one billing at the a rate In aatance m he due an: he is the publisher of 1v1e Times-Inds- ot each and ever Payable the Y month, HJtis mnderad r¢_ f sw" servteos must be paid at iha same time er'iCts. 7n thD event safd bills `are dl !pendent, paper Of O a weekly news general not w] In thlttY aays after becoming due and valer� servlco shail be 11 becoa n Ulsmn C1 L'uU18t 1411, Publ lshed every Thursday y Tha Jilts orltinancc maY be amended or tnan at Moab, Grand county, state of Utah, that supple- adopted by the C,ly CouneJl ra accordance rL Pile Stale of Udall whirPile WFillen the nOt1CU consent of the • Itf the bonds `authorized by this ordinance and the limb of the adoption a e[ such amendatory or irdlninm, Provided: hotvaver that On such ordl ve the effect of permnting {a) an extension of the Y band authoicbsA i.y tilts ord)nanee= or (b) a re p{inolpat ■mount of any bond dill?.i1s11.1)A 1'tt, r17 or the are of Prior t the of r lie de.fon or a *dge of prior to thp Irin or ptetlge created by this lie "d by ore a parity wlth Both ran or ofdi except as ca provided, or (d) a reduction of the on oiled fce,or consent to ouch Amendatoryror sup hat all action heretofore taken 1y the City Conn elm of Moab fih• directed tmvaxl hereto attached, and which is made a part the I Tt,'extenalon and betterment of Ill. watei and lltoils City, and the Issuance of its General sewer of tills Affidavit daylt Of PUbllofltl0nr Olin Boiras In s In he A of asoj 000D ana ewer Revenue bonds In the amount s ylfl9 published ut W2p, O,pp• e Is hereby, ratified, apy,nved and confirmed hat in the opinion of file City d in said newspaper for a period e Counts) at ttY eXlsta and it is neatasary tof file ihlamillile htikr-en said I,mmca,ctely late pasture. Of 6J10 er issues, the rt 1h1ponlI" Ilestlon fn,ntc'oraa In, h law, sit) bee lraa adopted by the of tymative vote Ida Publication having been made / of not of a1i members of the City Council of Aioab tylal Grand and State of Utah and a am Italian as illaYor thereof, atitaleg ►y ho Clbiy "oil bti It)or Ja 1p 1 a9Sland the Corporate seat atnxed an this 28lh day of A An. e • said notice pp cEORGL`J Hord Jthat th was published In earth Alst or and every ropy of sold news G1E III SRAF£R paper during the period and time �. }city dew -der, of publication, and that it was Published in the newspaper propel and not in a sup- plement thereof subscribed and sworn to before me this 1 tb day of ..aptrr-tera 1051. Notary Public, Residing at Moab, Utah. My commission expires teL-.1.hj bl PASSED AND ADOPfdD by the Uity council of T'oab -1tv, Grard Countv, 147 State of Utah, in a spec�i%alb session on this\28th day of ruirust, A. D. 1951. Attestt� Cit Recorder., Mayor. Councilman nalph J. Viller, Jr., introduced the followitir ordinance, which was tlereupon read in full and is as follows, to -wit. OR11INAii(,E NO. 37. series 1951, AN ORDINANCEE R LATI\L rO T=E IPPROVEi-nYT, ENLAPGEFUPT, :JCTEI'SIOF AND BETTER1hENT OF T,j2 V,ATER AXI SENER SYSTEM OF VOAB t'ITY AND T112 ISSUANCE OF THE lCO4 • CITY i,ATER AND SE'AER REVEV_tr BONDS, SERIES JULY 1, 1951, AND OF TiiE 1c0AH CITY GENERAL OBLIGATION viATER 4'i[) SEAER PONDS, SERIES OF JULY 1, 1951, A32Ll AL NDII+, ORDINANCE TILTUBERED 33, aFRISS 1951, OF 11OAB CITY DULY ADOPTED THE 21ST DPY OF JULY, 19511 PROVIDING FOR T�71w, EF!'ECTIVE DATE Oz' THIS ORDINANCE AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES I14 CO-ILICT Hd4EVVITB. ` WHEREAS Ordinance No 33, Series 1951, of Moab Cut duly adopted the 21st day of Julv, 19M, for - twelfth oL the next maturing installment of principal of, the Improvement bonds herein authorized provided, how - and provided thq, ,once of•lfs Moab City Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, t eier that monthly payments into said Sinking Fund for the principal of said improvement revenue bonds for the JQIy 1, 195�, in the aggregate principal amount of $92 000 tllefpurpose of defraying in part the cost of construetm period from July 1, 1951, to July 1, 1953, both inclusive,, shall be one twenty-fourth of the next maturing Install g iprovements enlargements, extensions and betterments t Iolgsent -I merit of said principal water and sewer system of said City, and q{ (b) Monthly, an additional amount equal to fifty per WHEREAS the purchasers of said bonds have, as a can centum of the amount required to be deposited under of their bid, required that the proceedings authorizing the l subparagraph (a) of this paragraph (5), Part A, of this ance of said bonds be amendea as hereinafter provid, ails de section of this ordinance, such amount to be and consti- I WHEREAS, it is the intent of this ordinance to amend)I tute a reserve to meet possible deficiencies in said fund , Ordinance No 33 only to the extent necessary to effectuatE requirements of the purchasers of said bonds of Moab City, tll 'by effecting a sale of said bonds on the best terms Section 3 That Section 13 of said Ordinance No. 33, Ser les 1951, is hereby amended to lead as follows, II NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY C4 CIL OF MOAB CITY, GRAND COUNTY, UTAH• Section 13 That nothing in this orchnance contained Section 1 That Section 10 of Ordinance No 33 Series 19 shall be construed in such a manner as to prevent the Moab City, duly adopted the 21st day of July 1951, its h Issuance by said City of additional bonds payable from amended to read as follows- the income and revenues derived from the operation of the system and constituting a lieu upon said revenues Section 10 That all monies received from the sal` subordinate to or on a parity with the hen of the bonds of said bonds shall be used solely for the improvement herein authorized, provided, however, that before any enlargement, extension, and betterment of the mmucipi such additional bonds are authorized or actually issued, water and sewer system, including any architectural, a gineering, legal or other expenses incidental thereto, the hen on said revenues for the payment of which Is on a parnh v with the en of the bonds herein authorized, prj vided, however, that $3,35000 of said proceeds shall Inv, the earnings derived from the operation of said system I mediately after the receipt of such be placed in the "Waf for the fiscal year immediately preceding the date of ter and Sewer Revenue Bond Smlung Fund, Series July A the authorization and issuance shall have been suffici- 1951," hereafter created in subparagraph 5 of paragraph ent to pav the cost of operation and maintenance for said of Section 11 of this ordinance, said sum to constitute a re period, period, and, In addition, sufficient to pay an amount re- serve in addition to that required by subparagraph b o) presenting 150% of (1) the principal and interest re - said subparagraph 5 of paragraph A of said Section It quirements for the next ensuing fiscal year of the out. The purchaser of said bonds shall in no manner be ref standing bonds of the City payable from the revenues of sponsible for the application or disposal by said Cittl the system, pnd (2) the Interest requirement for the or by any of its officers, of any of the monies derive from the sale of said bonds The next ensuing fiscal year and the average annual prhul- requirement for each fiscal year to and including the proceeds derived fro the sale of said bonds shall be deposited promptly upol pal final maturity date of the bonds proposed to be Issued the receipt thereof in a separate account or accounts 11 Nothing in this ordinance contained shall be con - a bank or banks which are members of the Federal Re strued in such a mannel _as to permit the issuance by serve System and of the Federal Deposit Insurance Car said City of additional bonds payable from the incomes 'and poration The City Treasurer is hereby authorized and III revenues derived from the operation of the system rected to deposit such proceeds in such banks The fund and constituting a lien upon said revenues superior to in said account or accounts shall be used, solely for tli� the lien of the bonds herein authorized, nor as to pre Purposes above set forth and withdrawals from said accoun vent the issuance of additional bonds so payable and or accounts for said nmooses-shall be effectc� - only by constituting such a lien subordinate to the lien of the check or voucher signed by the Mayor and the Cit}� bond, herein authorized Treasurer,*nd accompanied by a certificate of the En gineer, acting for and on behalf A written certification by a certified public accoun tant, to be employed by said City, that said earnings of the City, to the effee that it is necessary or advisable to withdraw said fund are sufficient to pay said amounts shall be conclusively or to transfer the same to the general credit of the Cit presumed to be accurate in the right of said for the purpose of defraying the cost of improving, en City to authorize, issue, sell, and deliver said addition- larging, extending and bettering the municipal orate' al bonds ' and sewer system in accordance with the plans and spec Anv additional bonds issued in compliance with the ifications therefor previous''-y approved by the City Coun- teems hereof shall bear interest payable semiannually ell and on file In the office of the City Recorder Upon on the first days of January and July in each year aid( completion of such improvements, enlargements, exten{ shall mature on the first day of July in each year during sums, and betterments, any unexpended balance in sue account or accounts, together with the term of said bonds In determining whether additional bonds may he its any accrued interes received on the balance of said fundsshall be paid into sued as aforesaid, consideration shall be given to the the Water and Sewer Revenue Bond Sinking Fund, Series probable reduction or Increase in operating or mainten July 1, 1951, hereinafter provided for and used for ance expenses that will result from the expenditure of -tie purposes of said fund the funds proposed. to derfved from the issuance and The issue of any of the bonds herein authorized sale of said bonds, and said cost of operation and main. the City shall constitute a warrant by and on behah tenance for said fiscal year may be accordingly modified the City for the benefit of each and every holder of-C`'t of said bonds that said bonds have been issued for ar1No Section 4 That paragraph c of Section 14 of said Ordinance cable consideration In full conformity with law 1 33, Series 1951, is hereby amended to read as follows ,cct ^n 2 That subparagraph (5) of paragraph A offt c That all bills for water and/or sewer services dina•nce So 33, Series 1951 is hereby amended to read as system by or through the municipal water and sewer system shall be rendered monthly bw one bilking at the shall �5i Fifthly, there shall be and there is hereby established rates in advance to be due and pavablc tl,e ated a fond to be known the "Water and Sewer R� first day of each and every month Bills rendered for rue Bond Smirbe Fund, Series July 1, 195Se (he Ties Jultng water and sewer services must be paid at the same time after sometimes called the Fund) into t, intobala for both of said services In the event said bills are not there shall be set aside and paid, from any paid in full within thirty days after becoming due cnd manning ltir-said Gross Income Fund, so long as an payable, water service shall be immediately discon the bonds if rebY authorized are outstanding, the tinnedued • loving amounts. (a) Montbiv, commencing July 1, 1 951 one-sixt Section 5 That this ordinance may be amended or supple - , the newt_ maturing installment of interest on, and ',merited b� ordinances adopte•1 bi the 6h Council in accordance A Ottith the laws of the State of Utah with the -ritten consent of the holders of 75% fr1 `i0 of the bond authorized by tfifrs ordinance and outstanding at the time of the adoption of such amendatory or supplemental ordinance; provided, however, that no such ordinance shall have the effect of permitting (a) an extension of the maturity of and bond authorized by this ordinance; or (b) a reduction in the principal amount of any bond or the rate of interest thereon, or (a) the creation of a lien upon or a pledge of revenues ranking prior to the lain or pledge created by this ordinance, or ranking on a parity with such lien or pledge except as in this ordinance provided; or (d) a reduction of the principal amount of bonds required for consent to such amendatory or supplemental ordinance. Section 6. That all action heretofore taken by the City Council and the officers of Moab City directed toward the improvement, enlargement, extension and betterment of the water and sewer system of Moab pity, and the issuance of its General Obligation Plater and Sewer Bonds in the amount of $58,000.00, and its v+ater and -lever Revenue Bonds in the amount of $92,000.00, be, and the same is hereby, ratified, approved and confirmed. Section 7. That in the &pinion of the City Council of Moab City, an emergency exists and it is necessary for the immediate preservation of the peace, health and safety of said City that this ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its passage, approval and publication in accordance with law. This ordinance ivas adopted by the affirmative veto of not lose tkan two- thirds of all members of the City Council of Moab City, is the County of Gram and State of Utah, and approved by me after due examination as Mayor thereof, attested by the City Recorder, and the corporate seal affixed on this 28th day of August, 1951. Approved; Attest: May ty Reoor r r. It was then moved by Councilman J. E. Kerby and seconded by Councilman William T. Hines that all rules of this Council which might prevent, unless susp6nded, the final passage and adoption of said ordinance at this meeting be, and the same hereby are, suspended for the purpose of permitting the final passage and adoption of said ordinance at this meeting. The question being upon the adoption of said motion and the suspension of the rules, the roll was called with the following result: Those voting "Aye"- mayor George J. Burck; Councilmen William T. Hines, N. S. Christensen, Robert Baldwin; Ralph J. Miller, Jr. and J. E. Kerby. Those voting "No": None. The presiding officer declared the motion carried and the ordinance placed upon its Passage. Councilman Ralph J. Millar, Jr., then moved that said ordinance be passed and adopted as read. Councilman Robert Baldwin seconded the motion. The question being upon the passage and adoption of said ordinance, the roll was called with the following results Those voting Aye; Mayor George J. Burok; Councilmen William T. Hines; N. S. Christensen, Robert Baldwin; Ralph J. Miller, Jr., and J. E. Kerby. Those voting Nos None The presiding officer thereupon declared that two-thirds of all the members of the City Council having voted in favor thereof, the said motion was carried and the ordinance finally pas--,' and adopted. The Mayor thereupon signed said Ordinance No. 37 in approval thereof, and the same was duly attested by the City Recorder and the City Seal thereof affixed to said ordinance. There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Qeuncilman J. E. Kerby, seconded by Councilman William T. Hines, and carried. Attests 2?_ f7 lti ', ' ,/,/ji ,s/� y Hecorclor 149 AUGUST 20, 1951. (From Page 144) Minutes of special meeting of the Moab City Council called for the puppose of considering bids bubmitted for material for the Water and Sewer development project. Present at the meeting were )Mayor George J. Burck, Councilmen Bladwin, "erby, Miller, and Hines, with Recorder Shafer and 'hater Superintendent and assistant Baty and Dallmus) Engineer Win Templeton. The bids were opened and read as follows: Waternorks Equipment Company , total of approximately 043,339.98, plus $661.35. Pacific States Cast Iron CD., total of approximately 1p'43,138.46 plus no bid. Letter from Crane 6o-pany advised they were not able to obtain pipe of specified class and were, therefore, not submitting a bid. Engineer Templeton recommended the acceptance of the Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company bid insofar as it goes, and the acceptance of the "aterworks Equipment uompany bid for the balance of the material for $561.35. Whereupon Councilman Kerby made a motion, seconded by Councilman Miller, and carried, that the reeommendationof Mr. Templeton be followed and the bid of Pacific States Cast loan Company be accepted for the material quoted and the haterworks Equipment Company bid be accepted for the balance. This motion was carried unanimously. The Council set September 10, 1951, as the date to open bids for the labor contract, and notice was ordered published accordingly, for 8;00 P. M. in the Courthouse on that date. Ellis R. Cook, Jr., having indicated he will take the bookkeeping job with the City, the Recorder was authorized to advise him to make arrangements to come as soon as possible and the salary fixed at $150.00 per month for 4 hrs per day. There being no further business to come before the meeting at this time, adjournment was taken. Attest; e Mayor. co er. AUGUST E8, 1951. (See minutes on Page 144) September 10, 1961. The Moab City Council met in special session at 8;00 P. M. on this date pursuant to published notice for the purpose of considering bids presented for the labor contract on the water and sewer development project. Present at the meeting were kayor George J. Burck, Councilmen Robert Baldwin, William Hines, Ralph J- Miller, Jr., and N. S. Christensen, Recorder Nargie hi. Shafer and Attorney 11itcholl 3'ielich, with Engineer *in Templeton. This being the day and hour designated for the opening of bids, as advertised the meeting proceeded. Engineer Templeton first addressed the contractors meeting with the Council and called their attention to the various addendums which had Dean issued and asked if each had considered each addendum in presenting the bid. The onntractors indicated they had been notified and had considered the addendums. Therefore, the Mayyr proceeded to open the bids submitted and read them to the Council, as follows; L. R. ureer Company, Provo, Utah - - - - - - - - - - - - - -$ 59,452.15 Stevens & Mackay, Salt Lake City, Utah - - - - - - - - - - --109,471.54 Martindale & Blackett, Springville, Utah - - - - - - - - - - - 65,g41.66 LembsonBros ---- ---- - - - -- - --- - -- --- -- - 77,912.60 J. L. Foutz, Farmington, New Mexico - - - - - - - - - - - - - 79,809.90 Kloepfer lonstruction Co., Logan, Utah - - - - - - - - - - - - 76,260.46 M'heelwriEht Const. Co., Ogden, Utah - - - - - - - - - - - - - 75,278.e4 Young & Omith Const. Co., Salt Lake City - - - - - - - - - - - 64,628.40 L. H. Poulson, orighas< City, Utah - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 66,306.54 Corn Construction Co., Grand Junction, Colo - - - - - - - - - 99,053.02 malker Welding & Const. Co., Pleasant Grove, Utah - - - - - - 68,438.10 a On motion of Councilman iPiller, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried, the bids were referred to the engineer for tabulation and recommendation. The various rights of way and easements necessary were discussed and the terms for each approved as presented; the sum of $200 to Emma •�alkor for the land neode d for the water tank and $400 to Pete Borreson for the acre required 150 for the sewage disposal plant were approved and the Clerk instructed to issue warrants to each for the deeds. Yr. Templeton presented a letter he had received from the Utah Power & Light Company in response to an inquiry he had placed with them, advising that the Utah Power h Light Company has no objection to the installation of the water main on the 12-foot lane extending from State Highway No. 160 to a point approximately 150 feet from the Moab power plant, and the further installation of a 7 foot diameter steel tank and small booster pupip to raise the flow from Mill Creek springs to the reservoir at Pack Creek, with the further installation of a 6 inch water main through property now occupied by that Company's Moab plant, provided the work is done in a workmanlike manner and the premises left in as near their present condition after installation as is possible. The Clerk was instructed to write the Utah Power & Light Companvto move the poles alonr, the streets back to the curb line which will interfere with the trench necessary to install the new line. There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting ad.,ourned on moti n of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and carried. �1 Attest;yzi Mayor. xecorder. September 18, 1951. Vinutes of meetinr, of the Moab City Council held at 8:00 P. M. on this date. Present were Mayor George J. Burck, Councilmen Baldwin, Kerby, Miller; Recorder Shafer and -'ater superintendent and assistant Betty and llallmus. Mrs. J. H. Shafer and Harold Foy met with the Council regarding, a sewer hookup up their land and to ovver a right of way for city street in this lane being a 25 foot right of way. The council advised that a 40-foot right of way had been tentatively agreed upon before a street is accepted and that if such a right of way can be arranged for it would then be in a position to consider running the water and sewer lines up to connect at the property line. This matter was tabled to the next meeting for further information. Willard Nichols applied to the Council for acceptance of a street up through his property and asked how wide the right of way will have to he, he to install the rater and sewer lines in order, to subdivide his property. Mr. Nichols was advised a 40-foot strip but the matter of accepting the street was tabled to the next meeting on motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by Councilman Miller, and carried. The matter of additional cemetery space was discussed and Mayor Burok, Councilman Kerby and Millhr were authorized to negotiate with Lester E. Ualkor with a view of getting a piece of land he owns below the present cemibrry but abovo the xxxia=kx irrigation ditch. This on motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by Councilman Miller, and carried. Hater collector Fred Uallmus reported that Lee's Chuck hagon cafe was behind on the water rantal and that the entire premisee is on one connection. l,�r. llalimus was instructed to see Mrs. Bateman and if she doesn't pay up to turn the water off, giving her until September 20 to pay. Water Superintendent Henry Baty was appointed inspector for the City in the project soon to start, with permission to help the contractor part time in locating lines, etc., the contractor to pay Yr. Betty for the help he is able to give him while acting in the above capacity l'or the city; that Assistant PlaterSuperintendent Fred llallmus take over the job instaliffBg the line which is not now under contract, with full power to hire and fike, provided the job is not subcontracted. The Recorder was instructed to write the Mate Tax Commission again with a view of getting a man down to set up the Clty's books under the Uniform Accounting System advocated by the 6tate Tax Commission. Letter from Engineer Win Tenpleton, together with full tabulation oB bids received one opened on September 10, was presented to the Board and, following Mr. Templeton's recommendation, the bid of L. A. Greer, of Provo, for the sum of $60,152.14, as found correct, was accepted on motion cC Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried. The following claims were presented and approved for payment: No. Name Amount, No. Name Amount 3946 to 3-9-57 - regular payroll 3958 Red's Cafe 1.10 3953 Peter Borreson - --400.00 3958 hood,Child,Mann & Smith 8150.00 3954 Emma '-Nalker - - - - 200.00 3959 StateTreasurer 540.00 3955 Robert J. Reid, 48.76 3960 Times-Independent-340.00 3956 George Friedenberger 15.75 3961 vlestern's 7.40 No. Name Amount No. Name Anoint, 151 3962 Ferro nameling Co. 114.75 3970 ?ears Shopping Bag 3.65 3963 Burck's Eastside Grocery 5.85 3971 B.0 dumber Co. 6.65 3964 Biggs Kurtz Co. 47.32 3972 Utah Power & Light Co. 114.42 3965 D. H. Shields 2.77 3973 Wasatch Chemical Co. 19.36 3966 7laterworks Lquip.Co. 995.52 3974 Riley Drug Co. 2.96 3967 Yiller's Moab Coop. 9.84 3975 viallace h Tiernan Sales 20.42 3968 Moab Garage Co. 52.13 3976 Intermountain Hospital 40.70 3969 The Midland Tel. Co. 27.30 There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Miller and carried. Attest; "lnyor Records Octobar 2, 1951. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the county courthouse at 8.00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Vatyor Burok, Councilmen 14. S. Christensen, J. E. herby, William Hines, Robert Baldwin and Ralph J. Miller, Jr.; Recorder Margie M. Slifer; Ellis A. Cook, Jr.; Viater Superintendent and Assistant H. E. Baty and Fred Uallmus and Marshall Robert J. Reid, Willard Nichols, Engineer Y;. J. Morgan and Dallas Tanner met with the council regarding the opening up of the street through the Willard Nichols property and submitted a plat showing the street as paoposed. The opening up of a street in this property was protested by Mr. Tanner, inasmuch as it runs along the back of his property which faces the main highway. Mrq Nichols called attention of the group that his plat shows a lot next to that of Mr. Tanner which also faces the highway and wh6oh would propeet Vr. Tanner's property. The matter was tabled until the Council can get information from the State Road Commission, Class C Road Department, as to whether they have any certain width requirements for streets, and a final determination as to the width desired. Letter from the Leseret "ews asking thatthe City take space in their Xmas News in cooperation with Grand County was presented. The Council did not approve the space, and particularly since Grand County did not cooperate. Notice to Bidders Has authorized published for bids on the sewer disposal tank to be opened October 10, at 8:00 P. M. The County having offered to rent the room in the County Courthouse desginated County Commissioners, to the City for the sum of 420.00 per month, the same was accepted .3n motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried, and approval was given to the purchase of the necessary equipment to furnish it. Ho vital The Recorder was requested to write the Intermountain7ssociation and ask if the City officers and employees can be covered by the same policy as the county by cooperating with the county officers. Salaries for the incoming City Officers to be elected this Fall, were set as follows on motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by Councilman Kerb-, and carried; Councilmen 850.00 per year Treasurer 10.00 per month. On motion of councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried, all minutes of the Council not already read and approved, were ordered approved and the Mayor authorized to sign same nattifying to such approval. The following claims were presented and approved on motionuf Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried. No. Name Amount No. Name Amount 3977 to 3983, inc., regular payroll 3991 Miller's Moab Coop. $2.39 3984 Collector of Int. Revenue $23.40 3992 B.C.Lumber Co, 2.23 3985 Leo's Chuck flagon 7.60 3993 hater -works Equipmemt Co. 169.92 3986 Carr rrinting Co. 19.18 5994 State Social Security Agency 976.05 3987 Veatern'e 3.00 3995 Moab Garage Company 16.90 3988 Intermountain Hosp. Service 46.85 3996 First Nat'l Rank of Moab 11.54 3989 "asatch Chemical Co. 79.88 3997 to 4004 - regular payroll for October. 3990 Utah Power h Light Co, 121.09 there being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by "ouncilman Baltdwin,and carried. fittest; i' £ Mayor Ro of er. 00 152 October 10, 1951. Minutes of the special meetine of the Moab City Council called for the purpose of considering bids submitted for the sewage disposal plant, pursuant to published notice. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burck, Nouncilmen,N. S. Christensen, Ralph J. Miller, Jr., Robert Baldwin and William Hines, with Recorder Margie M. Shafer and Vim -ter Superintendent H. E. daty. This being the time andpoace specified for the opening of bids on the sewage disposal units, the Mayo,- proceeded to open and read those submitted, as follows: Donr Company, 811 W. 7th St., Los Angeles, California, Schedule Nos. 1, 2 and 3-$7430, Schedule No. 4 - - - No bid. daterworks Equipment Company, Salt Lake City, Utah: Schedule Nos. 1, 2 and 3 - $7215. Schedule No. 4 - - - - - 800. There being only the t*o bids filed, the same were referred to Yrin Templeton, Engineer, for recommendation tothe Council. Mrs. R. J. Fletcher and tars. William T. Hines, representing the W"an's Literary Club, met with the Council regarding the street sign program which had recently been undertaken. Mrs. Fletcher advised the Council the signs had been placed incorrectly according to the plan as started, thereby leaving some unused and making a confusion as to how to designate the stroets, and explained the two plans to the council. After considerable discussion, the Council authorized Mrs. Fletcher to proceed with her plan as originally set up and if it is necessary to hire some help to change the siana incorrectly placed or order a few more signs, the City would authorize the appropriation. This on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Miller and carried with all members present voting "Aye" with the exception of William Hines who voted "No". The old accounts on the books of the crater department were discussed and the following were ordered taken from the active current accounts and placed in a file to be collected for if possible but not carried with current accounts receivables Stella Kerby - - - - --$10.00 vrinn's Cafe - - - - - - 3.00 Ken nickham - - - - - - 5.75 Keith Harvey - - - - - 4.50 Jack Platt - - - - - - 16.00 Uilliam Myers - - - - - 29.00 Otho Murphy - - - - - - 15.50 T. J. Scharf - - - - - 13.50 Jean Irish - - - - - - 4.00 Jesse iwalker - - - - - 4.00 Wallace winder - - - - 43.60 Johnnie Zufelt - - - - 7.00 Lea's Chuck �Iagon - - - 1.00 A. S. Johnson - - - - - 2.50 Farrell Cooper - - - - - - - - $2.00 A. J. Harmon - - - - - - - - - 6.00 D L. Hawlett - - - - - - - - 8.10 Bruce Striley - - - - - - - - 10,00 John A. Lemon - - - - - - - - 7.50 Fred Newman - - - - - - - - - -7.50 Keith Bateman - - - - - - - - 7.80 Clive C. otewart - - - - - - - 17.00 Mrs. Clarence Tangren - - - - 14.70 U. C. Triplett - - - - - - - - 2.50 A. R. Knight - - - - - - - -- 3.50 Rev. F. L. Dawson - - - - - - 23.75 Joe Wheeler - - - - - - - - - 15.30 C. W. Zumwalt - - - - - - - - 5.20 The question of the new city employee's duties, etc., was dicoussed and he was designated City Collector and City Purchasing Agent, with full rea onsibility of collecting all accounts, including water accounts, that the salary of 150.00 per mnnth be paid on the regular payroll, and that he secure a bond in the sum of $1,000.00, with the American Surety Company of New York. Th,s on motior of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried. The hours for city employees was discussed and it was agreed that, baoept in cases of emergency, they be on the §ob 8 hra a day 52 days a week, with Saturday afternoon off. Thera being no further business to come before the Council at this time, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried. ' e re Attest; iayor. ecorder October 31. 1951. The City Council met in special session, pursuant to call by the Mayor, for the purpose of determining whether or not an election should be held, inasmuch as no one has been designated to fill the ticket as candidates. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burck, Councilmen �iilliam Hines, Robert Baldwin, Ralph J. Miller, Jr., N. S. Christensen and J. E. Kerby, Recorder Margie M. Shafer and Marshal Robert J. Reid. The question of whether the present councilmen and treasurer should continue in office or whether we should hold anscpsrarorY election with blank ballots for a write-in election was presented to the Council. The members whose terms I expire mn December 31 each expressed themselves as being desirous of being relieved and gave their reasons. Therefore, it was unanimously agreed to hold the election with blank ballots, and the following Judges were appointed; 153 Moab No. 1 MO No8. Mary Pogue ab la or in Mrs. Elouise Hawks Leone Christensen Eilma Dalton Hazel Thomson Polling Place: School Polling Place Courthouse The question of whether or not we can hold the property owner responsible for the water bill of a tenant was discussed, and the Clerk instructed to write the Municipal League for an opinion based on procedure in other cities. There bbing no further business to come before the Board the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried. Attest: ax- 3M Moor. _ November 6, 1951, Minutoe of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council hold in the City Room of the Grand County Courthouse at 8t00 o'clock R. M. on this date. Present at the meoting wore Mayor George J. Burck, Councilman William Hines, J. E.Kerbv, Robert Baldwin and Ralph J. Miller, Jr., Councilman Christensen being absent on account of an accident. Also present were Recorder Margie M. bhafer, Ellis R. Cook, Jr., H. E. Baty, Fred Lallmus and Robert J. Reid. Mayor Burck reported to the council on a visit of thin Templeton advising that, among other things, he had brought up the question of responsibility for the state highway and city streets where the ditch digger is piling dirt making: a traffic hazzard, and that Mr. Templeton had stated the contractor is required to carry enough insurance to cover any accidents to protest the state and the city. It i,as suggestad that Mr. Crear be warned as to his responsibility. Mayor Burck also stated that Mr. Templeton is preparing data to ask for bids for painting the water tank when installed. This being the time advertised for opening bids for water pump, schedule No. 1 and oholorinator schedule No. 2 for sewage disposal plant, the same were opened and read, as follows: "aterworks Equipment Company, Salt Lake City: Schedule No. 1, pumps - - - $225.90 Schedule No, 2, chlorinator 1556.00 Fairbanks Morse h Co., Salt Lake City, Utah. Schedule No. 1, pumps - - - $250.00 Schedule No. 2, chlorinator 1575.00 It being the recommendation of the Engineer, Councilman Kerby made a motion, seconded by councilman Baldwin, and carried, that Schedule No. 1 be awarded to the #�aterworks Equipment Company and that Schedule No. 2 be eliminated at least for the present. Mayor Burck re7--ted to the council they had basTuneble to get Lester E. Walker to set a oriee on the parcel of land they want for the cemetery or even say he would sell it, but they would see him grain. Considerable discussion was had regarding the cemetery need and it was agreed to takk to the Commissioners about creating a cemetery district and levying for the upkeep. Mayor durok reported he had talked to Mr. 'Templeton some about water for the cemetery and Mr. 'Templeton had suggested a 2500 gallon steel tank placed above the cemetery and county garage building which would protect the county builcing in case of fire and furnish water for the cemetery, and Mr. Templeton had offered to make the plans for it and contribute his services as part of the cemetery project, if it can be done while he is working to this locality. That the estimated cost of the project would be $3500. Utah Power & Light Company contract covering; the power for operating the sewage disposal plant which called for a total cost of extension w707.00, guarantee $19,67 per month or $236.00 per year for 5 ,yeais, was accepted on motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by "ouncilman Miller, and carried unanimously. Advance payment none. Utah lower & Light Company contract covering lights for the Moab City =ark, a line which Mall be in cooperation with the residents in that locality, calling for an estimated cost of $434.00, guaranteeing $300, payable t;5.00 per month for a period of 5 years, was approved after considerable discussion, on motion of "ouncilman Hines, seconded by-ouncilman Kerby and carried. Le:;tar from the Bibtermountain Hospital Service in response to the Clerk's letter asking for consolidation of County and L'ity employees Ylider the smmo contract enjoyed by the County employees, advising that if the two checks can be mailed together and if the City is willing to pay the advanced fee the consolidation of the two groups can be arranged was presented and discussed. All of the employees 154 of the city being present at the meeting, and being favorable to the transfer the Council ordered the transfer to Group No. 2007 on motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried. Letters from Arthur A. Ross, Listrict Engineer, Board of lire Underwriters of the Pacific, thanking the City Council for the cooperation and hospitality shown them during the Moab fire school and complimenting the council on the water and sewer system development project, was read and ordered filed, ana the Clerk instructed to write and thank Mr. Ross and Von H. Robertson., Director Trade and Industrial Education, State Deparment of Public Instruction, Salt Lake City 1, Htah, for their work with our fire department in the Moab fire school, and invite them back another year. American Surety Oompany Bond No. 34-511-590, for y1,000 covering Ellis R. Cook, Jr., in the capacity of city purchasing agent and collector, was presented, approved and ordered filed. On motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by councilman Baldwin, and carried, the Clerk was instructed to write to Win Templeton, Engineer, and have him contact Arthur A. Ross and make arrangements with the Contractor L. A. Creer to install the additional fire plugs necessary to meet the requirements of the board of Fire Underwriters as outlined to the Water Superintendent. The following claims were presented and approved on motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by Councilman holler, and carried, b:hd the Clerk instructed to issue a warrant in payment of each: No. Name Amount. 4005 El—S. Peterson 10.00 4006 First hat'l Bank of Moab 18.79 4007 Utah Pwr & Light Co. 86.80 4008 Jack Beeson 37.50 4009 Christensen Motor Co. 15.87 4010 Reed Lance 41.00 4011 Robertson Bros 18.16 4012 Western Store 1.35 4013 Kelly Company 17.40 4014 B. C.Lumber Co. 2.38 4015 Mlidland Tel. `%o. 15.50 4016 Carroll J. meador,Agent American Surety Co. 5.00 No. Name Amount 4017 Standard Oil Company 6.37 4018 Joe Lemon 6.00 4019 Biggs Kurtz Co. 40.57 4020 Crane O'Fallon 41.40 4021 Templeton & Linke 6,300.00 4022 Moab Garage Co. 29.86 4023 Moab 'transportation Co. 71.36 4024 Times -Independent 203.20 64.30 hUlntermountainPrinting rworks Equipment Co. 1,240.98 4027 Pacific States 'last Iron Pipe Co. 4028 Inter.Iiosp.Service 36 501.19 Blue-Cross,Blue-ShislA 56.00 There being no further business to come before theboard at this time the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried. Attests _[ cor. 2i� tila LoM9 E� der. a r N vesVper 122 1951. Present; Mayor George J. Burcic, ooncilmen Christensen, Hines, Baldwin, Kerby and Miller* R corder ShaE�or. The City Uouncil met as a Board of Oanvassers for the purpose of canvassing the returns of the regular municipal election held November 6, 1951, and found the results to be as foll&ws: For Councilman -- 4-Year Term: No. g No. 8 Total. G. U. Foote 45 76 �21 K. E. hcDougald 47 60 127 Maurice Robertson 38 63 101 Alvie Holyoak 6 1 7 I-elvin Dalton 6 0 6 Ralph J. Miller, Jr. 7 8 15 Don Baldwin 2 0 2 Floyd Trout 1 2 3 Bob Yohler 4 10 14 Richard Yohler 7 25 32 Jack Pogue 1 0 1 Reed Lance 1 0 1 Bob Baldwin 5 4 9 Keith Barker 1 6 7 Carl luecham 3 0 3 George Beason 1 1 2 Ila Corbin 4 2 6 Robert Lalton 1 0 1 Loren Robertson 1 0 1 Ida Stewart 0 3 3 Russell Carter 0 2 2 Cordell Bowen 0 1 1 Carroll Meador 0 1 1 J. Ii. I-orbin 0 1 1 J. E. Kerby 0 1 1 Kam. '� 1 155 for Councilman - 4-Year Term. - Cont'd. No. 1 No. B Total. Cord Bowen 0 2 2 Curtis Robertson 0 1 1 Dale Parriott 0 1 1 I'linford Bunce 0 2 2 Pete Borreson 0 1 1 Leona Christensen 0 1 1 Russell McConkie 0 1 1 Johnnie Johnson 0 1 1 Jack Goodspeed 0 2 2 Smiley 0 1 1 For - Treasurer; Winford unce 37 70 107 Marjorie Shafer 0 2 2 Irma Newell 2 3 5 Alvie Holyoak 0 1 1 Robert Dalton 0 1 1 Glen Carlson 1 3 4 Richard Mohler 0 1 1 Ida Stewart 0 3 3 G. U. Foote 0 1 1 Ila Corbin 0 2 2 Veone Dalton 10 0 10 Bish Taylor 1 0 1 Golden yetersion 1 0 1 Elma Dalton 1 0 1 Upon motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and duly carried, the following -named persons were declared elected=, .For City Councilman -- 4-Year Term: K. E. MoDougald, G. U. Foote and Maurice • i eon. - ,For Treasurer: Winford Bunco. There tieing no further business to come before the Council, the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by Councilman Christensen, and carried. Attest=---_i� n yor corder. December 5, 1951. Minutes of the regular meeting of the Moab City Council held in the County Courthouse at 8;00 o'clock P. M. on this date. Present at the meeting were Mayor George J. Burok, Councilmen Kerby, Baldwin, Miller and Hines, with Recorder Shafer, Varshall Reid, eater Superintendent and assistant Baty and Dallmus and Councilmen -elect G. U. Foote, Maurice Robertson and K. E. Idcllougald. Counoilman Christensen was absent nn account of being necessarily detained nut of town. On motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by Councilman Miller, and carried, the minutes of all meetings from August including November 6 were approved as read. Ralph 6tarbuek met with the Council and asked for some relief from the parking of large trucks in front of his place of business, suggesting that "No Parking" signs could be placed in front of his house and to protect his two driveways. The matter was referred to the City Marshall, to be worked out with Mr. Starbuck and the city attorney. Monday, December 10, 1951, at 8!00 o'clock P. M. was set at the time to open bids asked for, for the painting of the two water talks. The regular meeting of the Council was agreed upon for Viednesday, January 2, 1952, the first Tuesday of the month falling on a Holiday. American Surety Company Policy No. MA 134-16218, covering the cyty Fire Truck for property and bodily damage liability, was approved on motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by `%ouncilman Hines, and carried. Application of Heath E. Fluke for beer license for 1952, was presented by f4ayor Burck, and the same was approved on motion of Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and the Recorder was instructed to issue Mr. Heath's license for the full year, he having paid the $100 annual license fee required. Letter from the Moab Chamber of 6ommerce and letter from Emmett A. Troutt, both having to do with the licensing within Moab City, were presented, and on motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by Councilman Kerby, and carried, all matters pertaining to licenses were tabled until after January 1, 1952. Complaints regarding the old kitchen standing to the East of the Arches Cafe Ballroom were brought to the attention of the Council, which matter was tabled pending more information as to whether or not another movie is coming in soon, On motion of Councilman Kerby, seconded by Councilman Miller, and carried, after some discussion, the meals for prisoners was faxed at not to exceed $2.00 per day when the prisoner is not working and not to exceed 32.50 per day if he is working. Mr. Dallmus asked the Council how much he can promise to pay the men he has working with him installing our portion of the pipe line, and asked for $1.25 per hour. It appearing that this wage is in line with the common labor hired by the Contractor, this rate was approved and permission given to pay each week on this special construction job. Mayor Burok informed the Council the plans are being made to include the Bowen Subdivision in the development project and that Mr. Creer will take it on with his contract, and at the same cost in proportion. It was agreed that the City would ask the County to help pay for the heating of the fire house during the winter, and the Clerk delegated to see the Board of County Commissioners. The following claims were presented and approved on motion of Councilman Baldwin, seconded by Councilman Hines, and carried: too 4029 4030 4031 4039 4040 4041. 4042 4043 4044 4045 4046 4047 4048 4049 4050 4051 4062 4053 4054 4066 4056 4057 4058 4059 4060 Name Amount. Kitchell Melich 500.00 Postmaster 10.00 to 4036, inc. - regular payroll Zion's Savings Bank 200.00 First Nat'l Bank of Moab 100.00 Rebecca Newell 40.31 Ida May Stewart 46.32 Ila Corbin 9.00 Hanel Thomson 9.00 Leona Christensen 9.00 Mary Pogue 9.00 Elouise Hawks 9.00 Elma Dalton 9.00 Clyde e. Berry 5.00 Lester E. Burr 6.00 Carr Printing Co. 29.72 Standard Oil Co. 8.54 Carroll J. Voador,Agont 50.94 Cooley & Gritts 16.00 Ferro enameling Go. 11.64 Riley Drug Co. 10.50 Wallace & Tiernan 14.10 Utah Power & Light Co. 90.95 Ellis R. Cook, Jr. 7.50 George Bittle 250.50 No. Name Amount 4061 B. C. Lumber Go. 28.29 4062 lfoab Garage Co. 42.76 4083 Midland Tel. Company 7.50 4064 Grand County, Utah 420.20 4065 Templeton & Links 555.00 4066 Keyes Tank Co. 5454.00 4067 Wasatch Chemical Co. 22.54 4068 ,"estern Store 4.03 Pacific States Cast Iron Go. 6765,17 4010 Biggs -Kurtz Co. 5.93 4071 F.T.Boise Go. 2400*00 4072 Patterson Office Sup.Oo. 1.30 4073 Intermountain Printing 32.11 4074 daterworks Equipment Co. 18.73 4076 A.W.Woods(Assigned) 12.80 4076 A. W. }goods 163.11 4077 A. W. Woods 41.37 4078 Glen Holyoak 64.17 4079 Fern's Cafe 4.40 4080 *fi*kXxk%XAXxkXA*rxR"1kXXftX Intermountain Hospital 48.60 There being no further business to come before the Council at this timer the meeting adjourned on motioncf Councilman Hines, seconded by Councilman Baldwin, and carried. _ fittest: ecor er Mayor. * * * * * * * * * * * * x * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * *, December 10, 1951. Minutes of the special meeting of the Noah City Council held in the Grand County Courthouse for the purpose of considering bids presentod for the painting of the water tanks just installed. Present at the meeting were Mayor George Burok, Councilmen Christensen, Kerby, Baldwin and '~Filler, with Hines ecoused. Also present were ftecorder Margie M. Shafer and Marshall Reid. The bid of Tower Service Company, of Kaysville, Utah, in the sum of $1,342.48 for painting both tanks according to the specifications of Templeton & Links, being ti-e only one presented the same was ordered forwarded to Mr. Temploton for recommendation. On motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Baldwin the same was ordered approved provided Mr. Templeton so recommended. 00 C� Contractor L. A. Creep met with the Council regarding the completed portion of his contract. Statement of Engineer Templeton havinr been received as to the completed portion d' the contract and that statement agreeing with 157 Yr. Greer's statements, -on motioncf Councilman Chri&tensen, seconded by -Councilman Kerby, the sum of S8,401.50 was ordered paid at this time, being $9,335.00 completed loss 10%. Lester rialker having applied through the Mayor for a sewer line running along the highway which divides the City and County on the +rest side to serve the dwellings located dust outside the city limits, was presented and discussed with Yr, Creer, The Council agreed with mr. Greer that if those property owners decide tb pay for the cost of the line it can be added to the contract and put in at the same proportionate cost while the equipment is here. An alternate truck route was discussed, to try and turn the heavy traffic away from the school, it being suggested that the alternate route be designated to take off the highway at East let South and go back into the Highway on Main. No action was taken. Councilman Christensen was authorised to have Mr. Bittle haul some gravel into the streets needing it to fill some bad water holes. There being no further business to come before the meeting at this time, adjournment was taken. Attest; Atj-E ti corder. yor. r r ■ ■ * • * t s t • • r * • * s s * t * • : * * * rt * * ► s • r * r ► * * * s a Claims paid pursuant to above meeting and order of the council made December 51 No. Name Amount No. name Amount. 4081 L. A -.-weer Cor,a.Co.-7 0 .50 408?i Desmond Young 40.00 4082 Glen Holyoak 60.00 4086 to 4099 - Regular Payroll 4083 A. IV. Hood 60.00 4100 Glen Holyoak 56.88 4084 Ray Holyoak 30.00 4101 Ray Holyoak 66.88 4102 YI. A. s'ood 60.00 4103 Desmond Young 56.88 4104 First National Bank 2046.67 Attest= Recorder. Approved; A1¢- C%In JI- (/ ayor.