HomeMy WebLinkAbout1944-12-27REGULAR ~,~EETiNC OF TIlE BOARD '/;AS ~HELD ON THE ABOVE DATE WITH,
SOVER!I!O,GL!DDEN, JOH~ISON AND Si.~.ITH DRESE]fT. CHA!PJ,~.N SOVERiNO PRESIDING,
THE TO\','I~ ACCOUNTANT SUBMITTED TREASURY w'
,,.~CRRA,~ I' ~HOWING A EXPEN-
Dti~JRE OF.~.~3, 374. 27 VOTED W~d~Rf,_NT ACCEPTED AS READ A~'~ TI~E.. BILLS PAID.
i,'iESSRS REB II~US A]ffD RO'.",'LEY, GARBAGE COLLECTORS WERE ?RESEW~ TO
DIS~SS THE i~LkTTER OF THE TO';;~ PUt{C~'SiNG A ' ':~
~O,,z, TRUCK AS THEY 'YEAR '~OT
FINAifCIALLY JJ~LE TO BUY 01'~ TII~,iSEL~S. IT WAS VOTED THAT T~Y FI]iD OUT
THE COST OF SUCH A TRUCK AS ~oULD ANSWER T~IR ~%UIR~iENTS ~D
THE BOA~ SO T!~T AN ~TICLE COU'LD BE I?.!SF~:~]D IN THE
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CONSIDERED AT THE AA%,'~AL TO;'~f I~EETING.
TIlE TOV,'~t CODU~C!L WAS P~SEW~ AS ~Q~STED TO CONFER ,ti~I. %~E BOA~. TO?~?! CuuNCI
IT WAS VOTED THAT THE ROAD IN FRONT OF B~NT
POI~,,T LiGliT HOUSE DE ~EPAItl ~0
, It., FRONT
R~AIR~ AI~ THAT THE I~J~TTER BE REFER~D TO SUPT. TICE. 'POINT L. H.~
?;ILLIAZC I.U~DE!ROS 7fAS GRANTED A PEih°J,[IT TO t~EEP !!EL~S.
k LETTER FROi~i COI,~.fISSIONER H~'~Y F.LO?IG OF Tile DF~OARTL~I~T O? CO.V3-
%t~.TIO??S AND TAXATIO]~ SUGGESTED 'AN ARTICLE i~: THE 1945 AI~'UkL WARRANT
RELATIVE TO k TRA~NSFER OF FUNDS FOR POST W_~R RE H~3ITALITION PURPOSES.
IT 7JAS VOTED TO !OE~;UEST THE FINANCE COi~'IiIT?EE TO ~.%ET WITH THE
BO.~D ON 'i~RSDAY EVENING DEC.27th,AT 8.p.m. TO DISCUSS VARIOUS T07~
L.~J~T~ERS iQELATIVE TO iNCOP~P~,TIEG ARTICLES IN THE AN?~LL TO':gf WARR.kNT.
ADJOURFfED AT lO.&O P.?Z.
RESPECTTULLY SUB!IlT?~ED
h~RBEXT P. Si.iITH,
P KieWiT. HENS.
LETTER
F.LONG ~OST
W~LR REP.iAB
~ -' · " SPECIAL D~ET!NG OF DECE~,'~F~R 2?th, 1944. ' ~. -, '
WAS HELD O. T.E ABO FE DA_E AT 8.0 P.D. IN _llE SE~C~.~I.,S RO0:..S. ,
THOSE IN ATTE~DE?~CE ','/~: SELEC'i~N SOY~IN0, GLIDDEN, JOiiNSON, ~HEEHJ~
SMITH. w ' ~ ....
~IhAI,C~; C0i~5.iITTEE: wAINE, JAECKLE, cOFFIN,' i.~RRAY, LAILRABEE,
KILL'.f, !L~RDY, B;HtTLETT, AI'~ GARDNER.
THE PURPOSE OF THE ;5~ETING WAS T0 CONFER 0;f O~]RDRAF2S AND V~IiOUS
OTHER ~.~TTERS REQ, UIRING AT~NTION AT THIS
TO~ CLERK COFFIN WAS P~SENT AND STA'~D THAT ~ WOULD HAVE TO REQD~S
THE Sb~:I 0F ~250. AS }~CESSAEY T0 DEP~Y THE E~ENSE IN~,~II,~AILI],G'~ '~ ~' HGS OFFI~
T]~ ].DiT';JER OF THE RATION BOARDS E~E~,!SES BEING ?kid FRO]5 THE sELECT-
I~NS APPROPRIATIOi~ WAS 7(EXT DISCUSSED, IT UfAS AGREED T~T THERE SHOULD BE A
ARTICLE iN THE Ak%~UAL T0;3~ 'f/AiL'°JC~,~,T FOR A SEPERATE APPROPR!ATi0I'~ ~OR IT.
THE PROPOSED i,t~.DAk'ET BRIDGE AT HITHER CREEK WAS DISCUSSED AT
LEANGTH,A~ TilE PLANS ',;ERE PRESEFTED TO BE LOOIfED OVER BY ALL PRESENT T~,T
THEY flIGHT Ui~DERSTA%JD TilE CONSTRUCTION AND CITE OF S~'.~. THE U~'~DF~RSTANDING
IS THAT l~k{E DEFT.OF RIIBLIC ¥iORI~S Pd~;),UiRES THE T0",~ TO PAY TWO THIRDS 0F THE
COST VZqlLE TtlEY PAY ONE ~!IRD.
P~EPORTS
THE i:~TTER OF REDUc!ND THE SIZE OF TKE TO;',%~/WAS COL;S!DERED,0WING TO
LA~BOR SHORTAGE kl~ SCARCITY OF ~.2%TERIAL IT WAS "JHOUGHT TI~AT IT i;'OULD BE
BEST TO EL~I~5!NATE AS D~CH AS POSSiABLE ALL EENGTHY ttEPORTS FROI£ DEPXRI?.~f~
ADJOURF~ED AT 10. 20P.:.,.'r
}iE~BERT P. SiSITH, SECRETARY.