08-22-1921 Minutes21TCG
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COM2,1ISSIONER PROCEEDINGS
COM1TISSION.i-;RS ROOM
SALINp KANSAS
AUGUST 22nd, 1921.
Board of Commissioners met in Regular Session, August
22nd, 1921. I.Ieeting was called to order by Iiayor Dyar, the
roll was called and Commissioners Campbell, Dyar and Hargett
and City Attorney Buzick responded.
An ordinance was introduced for second reading entitled:
An ordinance making a levy of taxes for general revenue and
other purposes in the City of Salina, Kansas, for the year
1921."
On motion of Commissioner Campbell the ordinance was
read and adopted by sections, and on its final adoption the
roll was called and the following vote was had: Ayes* Camp-
bell, Dyar and Hargett. (3) Nays: (0) TI,e Llayor approved
the same and is numbered 2402.
An ordinance wasintroduced for second reading entitled:
An ordinance making a special assess,,rent and levy of taxes
for the cutting of weeds on certain lots and parts of lots in
the City of Salina, Kansas.'
On motion of Commissioner Hargett the ordinance was read
and adopted by sections and on its final adoption the roll
was called and the following vote was had: Ayes: Campbell,
Dyar and Hargett. (3) The 11ayor approved the same and is
numbered 2403.
A petition was received asking for the construction of
a sewer on Republic Avenue from Ninth Street to Highland
Avenue. Same was referred to the City* Mlana�rer.
A petition wa6 received asking for the construction
of a street crossing on the south side of Prescott Avenue
across Fourth Street; also that cinders be placed. on Fourth
Street from Prescott Avenue to Crawford Avenue. Same was
referred to the City Manager.
A request was received from the Board of Education ask-
ing the City to pave Cedar Street from Baker Street to Phil-
lips Street.
file. On motion the communication was received and placed on
City Manager reported that on investigation by the
City Engineer, the sidewalk on the north side of Cedar
Street from Baker Street to Phillips Street did not con-
form with the grade established on Phillips Street, and as
the City intended to place the intersecting cross sidewalk
it would be necessary for the Board of Education to bring
the Cedar Street sidewalk either to grade or to construct
a step of about twelve inches in height.
C.T. H. Meyers, a member of the Board of Education was
present and assured the Commissioners that the matter would
be attended to at once by the Board of Education.
On motion of Commissioner Campbell, Board of Commlission-
ers adjourned.
C ty ,1erk.