City Council Minutes 1966 10-13-66 FORM 601-49® U.S.A. October 13, 1966
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF THE UNITED
CITY OF THE VILLAGE OF YORKVILLE, ILLINOIS HELD AT THE CITY HALL ON OCTOBER
13, 1966 AT 8:00 P.M.
Mayor Madden called the meeting to order and directed the clerk to call the
roll. Upon roll being taken the following aldermen were present:
1st ward - Robert coleman
2nd ward - Lawrence Gardner, Vernon Florence
3rd ward Biahard Mitchell
absent - - Duane Hayden
The clerk then read the minutes of the regular monthly meeting held on September
9. 1966 and the adjourned meeting held on September 29, 1966, said minutes being
ordered approved as read.
The clerk then read the bills as follows:
Franklin Martyn Sr., Salary 470.00
Arlie P. Lough, Salary 200.00
James E. Price, Salary 262.50
LeRoy Saum, Salary 450.00
C. Robert Ohse, AttcnW fees 2§.00
American National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago,
Bristol storm sewer bonds 1023.50
Lies Chevrolet Sales, Police car, service 5.85
Harry Crawford, Postmaster, Box rent 2^.•70
LeRoy Saum, Postage 240
Prickett TV, Service police radio `I'00
Leader Tire Company, Tire police car 10.97
Southtown Texaco, Gas police car 96.44
The Book Shop, Rec Book police dept 3.60
Kale Uniforms, Police uniforms 134.63
Archie Bieritz, Garbage removal 295.00
Erlenborn's, Supplies 6.90
Roger Burroughs, Salary, alderman, final 50.00
Yorkville National Bank, Payment P. police car 105000
Yorkville Hardware, Tools 13,68
Al-Hub, Elec%ric Supply, Bulbs 16.63
Northern Illinois Gas CO., Heat and park light 11.17
Elmer Larson, Inc. Gravel 82.44
The C. H. Hanson Co., Dog tags 22.88
Farmers Elevator Co., Culverts 35.75
Commonwealth Edison Co., Street lighting 218.43
ZeiterIs Cities Service, Gas 21.57
Hilltop Sinclair, Gas 12.90
Beverley Pulfer, Salary 80.00
Harry Crawford, 1elDEKM Postmaster, COD tractor 17.94
James E. Price, Salary 262.50
Arlie P. Lough, Salary 200.00
National Blvd Bank of Chicago PA 943 215.00
Frederick-son's, Blanks 4$•03
Riemenschneider ,'lectric, parts and labor 42.83
John Schneider Co., Misc 3.10
Badger Meter Co., Meters and wire 268.35
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Northern Illinois Bas Co., Heat pump house 6.07
Commonwealth Edison Co., Pumping 152.35
2eiter's Cities Service, Gas 21.56
Hillt6p Sinclair, Gas 12.91
Grafco Decalcomania Inc, Veh Tags 90.00
Kendall County Record, Printing Recipt books 30.00
W. E. Deuchker And Assoc, eng 67004
Aurora Blacktop, Street repairs 1340.74
National Blvd Bank of Chicago, PA 722 193?•00
The bills were refered to the finance committiee to be paid if found correct.
James Price game the report on the street and alleys and the water department
for the month of September, said report was ordered approved.
Mayor Madden then read the police report:for the month of September submitted
by Frank Martyn. Report ordered approved.
Alderman Mitchell then read a letter by Mr. Glen Palmer in regards to the
land od;ithe south side of 15almer Dam. A general discussion followed.
Alderman Coleman then reported that the Fox Valley Disposal Company has
purchased the Archie Bieritz garbage disposal service. Fox valley has
requested that garbage pickup day be changed from Saturday to tuesday.
A geeeral discussion followed and this was approved.
Alderman Coleman then reported that the health committiee is in favor of
reducing the license fee for food licenses to $10.00. A gewral discussion
followed: This was tabled until a later date.
The Roger Burroughs resignation as alderman was read. Alderman Mitchell
seconded by alderman Coleman to accept said resignation effective October
1, 1966. Ut)on roll being taken all aldermen voted aye.
The Lois Burroughs resignation from the library board was read. Alderman
Coleman seconded by alderman Florence to accept said resignation.effective
October 1, 1966. All aldermen voting aye.
Mayor Madden then apointed Alderman Gardner to serve on the streets and
alleys committiee replacing Alderman Burroughs, with alderman Florence
as chairman. All other committiees with -durroughs will remain the same.
There being no other business the meeting was ajourned.
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