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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-21-1954 Council Meeting Minutes . J Canton, Illinois Sept. 21, 1954 A regular meeting of the City Council held this day convening at the hour of 7:30 P. Psi. with Mayor �voods presiding. Roll call showed the following present: :alderman Duncan, Aoore, Landry, Smith, Linder, Skinner, Tink, Coleman, Cook, Staley and Klobuchar. Absent : filderman Sebree and "filler. i°iinutes of the r:revious meeting were read and stood approved as read. Corrarunication from H. U, Swartzbaugh, rrincipal Canton Junior nigh :>chool thanking the Council for improvements and pr )tectl-on afforded them since becoming a part of the City, was ordered filed. Communication from Beta Chapuar of Hi-Y of Y. A. C. A. requesting permission =}" for use of Jones ark, O:.;t. 111, for Hi-Y Homecoming Carnival, was on motion of "= Alderman Staley, seconded by 111derman Cook, granted. Communication from Canton hark Listrict, acavlsed the Council, the board rt declared their property on N. First -venue a public thorofare, on May 27, 1952. It was moved by Alderman :,Toore, seconded by >>lderman Luncan, to accept N. rirst Lvenue, from South rk line property to School property, as a pu)I is road. Roll call vote: .^.','E: Alderman ' unc :n, oore, L,:ndry, Smith, Linder, Skinner, Tink, Coleman, Cook, tLiley and Klobuchar. 1<'s`' : "done. The chair delcared the motion carried. On motion of "lderman Moore, seconded by Alderman. Tink, Oct. 2nd, was granted the Veterand Ordanization, for Forget- le-Not tag day. Alderman Smith, Chairman of tie rolice Committee, reported that the Comi'iittee recommended, the Police and Fire Radio maintenance, be handled as it had in the past, and not switch over to the Illinois Bell Tlele-) ))onp Co. maintenance. It was moved by Alderman Skinner, seconded by alderman l'•oorc., to accept the recomnenda- tion of tyre committee in this matte 1 . Roll call vote: AYE: Alderman Duncan, i41oore, Lundry, 5m th, Linder, .Skinner, Tink, Coleman, Cook, Staley and Klobuchar. It was moved by -ilderman Maley, seconded by hlderinan Klobuchar, the City authorize some Commercial fisherman to Seine fish out of Lake Canton, under the supervision of the Departmant of 'onservation and at no cost to the City, and to re-stock same. It was moved by Alderman Linder, seconded by Alderman Aoore, the Legal & Police Committee, investigate the legality of xw 4uxiliary !' fireman, and report back at the next meeting. On motion of -alderman Lundry, seconded by -Icler.aan i oore, the mectinF; adjourned. CA City lerk 126 Canton, Illin:>is October 5, 1954 A regular meeting of the City Council held this day convening at the hour of 7:00 P. M. with Mayor Woods presiding. boll call showed the following present: Alderman Sebree, Duncan, Moore, Landry, Smith, Linder, Skinner, Tink, Coleman, Cook, Staley and Klobuchar. Absent: Alderman Miller. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and stood approved as read. Petition signed by property owners on S. 5th Avenue, objbcting to parking on the west side of Fifth Avenue from Locust St. to Linn St., was on 11otion of Alder- man Skinner, accepted and placed on file, which motion was seconded by Alderman Linder, and carried by a viva voce vote. Fire T�eotfollowing claims were presented: General: Reeder Wallace- - - - - - - -23.70 King Auto ''lec.- - - - - -47.98 Bennett Ice- - - - - - - - - 8.00 Cummings & Lmerson- - - 1.93 Macomb Com. Service- - - - - 5.00 Farmers Co. UPain- - - - - 4.60 Swartzbaugh & `nelson- - - 1.50 Canton Supply Co.- - - - -28.81 Cummings & Emerson- - - - - - 1.85 Water & Sewer: Street Dept. 'luck Island band- - - - -123.21 Duck Island band & Gravel- - -1,586.01 Liverpool Mat.- - - - - - 22.73 Duck Island Sand & Gravel- - - 550.97 Ill. Bell 'Tel.- - - - - - 16.60 Liverpool Materials- - - - - - 32.31 Swearingen Wholesale- - - 7.00 Liberty Garage- - - - - - - - - .15 Swartzbaugh & Nelson- - - 8.94 IndustrailalTowel - - - - - - - 2.00 Roy Clift- - - - - - - - - 6.40 Swartzbaugh & Nelson- - - - - - 51.40 W. D. Tanouary- - - - - - 77.08 W. L. Miller Co.- - - - - - 20,205 5 Canton Paint & 11allpap- - 23.66 Garbage Dept.- - - - - - - - 114.0 Jarvis, Welding- - - - - -16.25 Garbage: Flynn Bldg.- - - - - - - -21.69 A. C. bhepley & Gon- - - - - -292.40 Canton Ford Tractors- - - 22.80 "'' L. J. Po�;gioli- - - - - - - - 184.50 Martin & -"artin- - - - - -27.23 Swartzbaugh & � elson- - - - - 29.66 H.W. Dierdorff- - - - 90.00 Canton Supply Co.- - - - - - - 8.36 C. I. P. S.- - - - - - - 883.35 Miller Auto Body- - - - - - - 21.84 Flynn Bldg.- - - - - - - 14.00 Mason Hdwr.- - - - - - - 22.46 Parking Meter: Carver Pump- - - - - - - 35.52 Brandt Cashier 'o.- - - - - - -11.76 Canton Plumbing Co.- - - 28.86 Miller Meters- - - - - - - - -101.96 nensselaer Valve- - - - - 39.77 Lagle Signal Corn- - - - - - -262.60 Cummings & Emerson- - - - 9.82 Arvey Hanson Road Sup.- - - - 301.00 Marblehead Lime- - - - - 212.50 Butler & Assoc.- - - - - 490.75 General: Addressogranh & Co.- - - 9.00 Fred Thompson- - - - - - - - -53.50 Garbage Dept.- - - - - - 43.47 Joann Grier- - - - - - - - -21.80 McKesson �c Robbins- - - -184.20 Petty bash- - - - - - - - - - 24.22 Petty Cash- - - - - - - - 39.77 Ill. bell Tel. Co.- - - - - - 30.75 White Book- - - - - - - - - - 3.74 bhepley-Son- - - - - - -52.52 Francelle "arson- - - - - - - 36.00 C. 1. 1'. 6.- - - - - - - - - 644.18 _ Canton Clean rowel- - - - - - 14.70 Demler Lumber- - - - - - - - a2.54 Lewis `harmacy- - - - - - - 5.15 K.,mlager Elec.- - - - - - - 3.50 Minn. Honeywell Co.- - - - - 16.00 Fred Butkovich- - - - - - - - 24.96 Reeder Wallace- - - - - - - - 2.65 Liberty Garage- - - - - - - - 1.40 Locks Auto- - - - - - - - - -330.67 acomb `'$m. Sery-- - - - - - j?:81� arbage opt.- r It was moved by Alderman Moore, seconded by Alderman Skinner, all claims properly D/ K. 'd be allowed and paid when funds are avail..ble, and the motion carried. The following monthly reports were submitted: Water & Sewer Dept; Water 'Treatment plant; Sewage plant; City Engr; St. Supt; Bldg. �'om; Plumbing insp. and Chief of Police. It was moved by Alderman Skinner, seconded by Alderman Coleman, to accept the reports and place on file. It was moved by Alderman Linder, seconded by Alderman Skinner, the "oard of Local Improv. meet with property owners on S. 5th Ave. and ''inn Street, and try to figure sometriing out on the parking situation on those streets, and the motion carried by a viva voce vote.