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City Council Minutes 1967 04-14-67 FORM 601-49® U.S.A. April 14, 1967 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR TONTLY MEETING OF THE MAYOR AND ALDER4EN OF THE UNITED CITY OF THE VILLAGE OF `iORKVILLE, ILLINOIS, FIELD ON APRIL 14, 1967 at 8:00 P.M. IN TI-- CITY HALL. In the absence of Mayor Madden, the clerk called the meeting to order and asked for nominations for a mayor pro-tem. Alderman Coleman was nominated and seconded as mayor pro-tem, all aldermen voting ate. The clerk then called roll with the following aldermen answering& 1st :card - Robert Coleman 2nd ward - Lawrence Gardner, Vernon Florence 3rd ward - Duane Hayden, Richard Mitchell. The clerk then read the minutes of the regular nonthly meeting held on March 9, 1967- Said minutes were ordered approved. The clerk then read the balls as follows: LeRoy Saum, Salary, salary 470.00 Gerald E. Schmidt, salary 425.00 James E. Price, Sal ary 262.50 Arlie P. Lough, Salary 200.00 C. Robert Ohse, Attor_nay fees 25.00 Floyd Wood, Salary 96.00 Kenneth th'alker, Sal- ry 26.00 David Goins, Salary 48.00 Richard Deverauk, Salary 48.00 Patrick Burnner, Salary 192.00 Illinois Bell Telephone, PhIne service 6.00 Fred Wayne, Trucking, hauling of snow 77.00 Erlenborn's, Supplies Clerk 1.85 Byer's Printing Co. , °'lection supplies 59.66 Fox Valley Disposal, Garbage removal 295.00 Yorkville Hardware, M'_isc 2.20 Aurora Typewriter Co., Typewriter rental 6.00 Yorkville Y Supermart, dog food 17.65 Zeiter's Cities Service, Gas police car 106.28 Kendall County Record, Printing 18.25 Yorkville National Bank, Police car and radar 189.94 Bud's Standard Service, Change tires balancd wheels 14.05 Lies Chevrolet sales, service police car 8.95 Yorkville Implement Co., parts and labor tractor 62.27 Zentmeyer Ford sales, Charge battery, truck 2.00 Central Limestone Co., TB 75.48 Commonwealth Edison Co., Street lighting 257.63 E. R. Zeiter, Insurance `Lord 48.50 F. J. McNeils, stump and tree removal 65.00 Lel{oy Saum, Postage, 2.00 James- E. Price, Salary 262.50 Arlie P. Lough, Salary 200.00 $rlie P. Lough, Postage 1.00 James E. Price, Postage 3.90 Illinois Bell Telephone, phone service 16.43 J. N. Schneider, faint, etc 4.81 FORM 601-49® U.S.A. E. P. 7eiter,' Insruance, pumphouse, ford 135.04 Jim's Trenching, push water pipe 80.00 Commonwealth Edison Co. , Pumping 219.21 :Water Bondret. National Blvd Bankof Chicago -75.00 National Blvd Bank of Chicago 4939.20 Kendall Plumbing and heating, seti,er ditch 132.00 Jim's trenching 45.00 The bills were referred to the finance committiee to be paid if found correct. The police report was read by chief Saum and accepted as read. The report on s`re� ts and alleys and the water '.epartment was presented by James E. Price. Said report accepted z read. The bids for street repairs under motor fuel tax money was presented. Alderman Hayden seconded by alderman Mitchell to accept low bid of Aurora Blacktop Co. in the amount of $14,582.75• Upon roll being called the following aldermen voted aye: Coleman, Garnder, Florence, Hayden and Mitchell. The street committiee was instructed to meet and determine what streets should be sealed under Motor Vehicle Tax Yoney. Alerman Hayden then began a discussion on clean bursh along Walnut Street. this was tabled until a later date. Alderman Gardner then gave a report on water for the new grade school at Mill and Orange Stre-.ts also on raising water pressure in low water pressure areas. Mr. Charles Doetschman, prsident of the grade school board ,-Tas present and expressed the views of the school board in regards to water service for he school. The water committiee was instructed to meet with the school board.:-. ' A general discussion was had on back fill on the new water main for Hydaulic St. it was decided to use gravel, and resurface the street with a-3 coating. The bids to be opened at the next regular meeting on May 11th for the water main extension. Mr. Alex Engel then presented the board with figures for covering the employees with health and accident insurance. This was referred to the finance committiee for study. Arlie P. Lough, building inspector then presented his resignation. Alderman seconded by alderman Mitchell to accept said resignation effective the 11th of May. Upon roll being taken all aldermen voted aye. A general discussion followed as to a--pointing a city collector. Bessie Lough of the Farmers state Bank would be will to accept the appointment. This is to be discussed with the Bank to see if they are agreable §��� appointment to be made April 20th. FORM 801-49® U.S.A. The election judges were appointed next by the aldermen of thAir respeictive wards as follows: 13t ward Nancy Baird Marie Hamilton Nancy Ferande2 Erma Hardekopf Marcia Viette 2nd ward Franklin M<_jrtyn ':)r. Madeline Morris Oessie Schobert Arthur Hubbard Esther Solfieberg 3rd ward Ruby K ellner Mildred Mitchell Madge Rentnger Clara Blackman Coltilde Stafford Alderman Gardner seconded by alderman Florence that the judges of election be paid $15.00 salary for sery-ng as election judges. Upon roll bein taken all aldermen voted ayel John Milner, Jayeee's prAsident then requested that the Jaycees be alowed to sell Merchants Saving Coupon books in the city of Yorkville by going from house to house. the money to be used for the new Yorkville Park. Alderman Mithcell seconded by alderman Coleman that they be alowed to do this without charge. Upon roll being taken all aldermen voted aye. Alderman :Mitchell teen proposed that a $2.00 Permonth charge be made for garbage removal, with said charges added to water bills. A general discussion followed. A utility tax on gas and lights was also proposed. This was refered to committiee for study. There being no other business the meeting was adjourned until April 20th at 6:30 P.M.