City Council Minutes 1962 04-12-62 April 12, 1962
FORM 601-49®,U.S.A.
NINUTES OF THE REGULAR MONTHLY METING OF THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF THE UNITED
CITIY OF THE VILLAGE OF YORKVILLE, ILI:IN�IS HELD AT THE CITY HALL ON APRIL 12,
1962 AT 8:000 P.M.
Mayor Windett called the meeting to order and directed the clerk to call the
roll. Upon roll being taken the following aldermen were present:
2nd ward - William Randles, Delbert Trummel
3rd ward - Duane Hayden, Richard Mitchell
The minutes of the regular monthly meeting held on March 8, 1962 were read
and ordered approved.
The clerk then read the bills as follows:
Franklin Martyn Sr., Salary 360.00
Franklin kartyn Sr., Car expenses 75.00
James E. Price, Salary 205.00
Arlie P. Lough, Salary 175.00
Public Service Co., Street lighting 194.11
Yorkville Hardware, Misc 37.89
D. L. Challey, Level Dump 66.13
Ill. State Penitentary, Signs and decals 74.05
E. R. Zeiter, Insurance, Police car 108.50; 1956 GMC 45.26 153.76
Archie Bieritz, Garbage removal 225.00
Farmers Elevator Co., Rock salt 14.12
Prickett TV, Install police radio, service police radio 86.20
American National Bank and Trust Co. of Chicago, Bristol storm
sewer bond 87-50
State Treasure, Lease for city dump 50.00
Kendall Super Service, Gas for trucks 52.24
Breese Equipment Co., Labor 12.08
F. J. Dunbar, Hauling gravel 34.08
Illinois Bell Telephone, Phone service 3.13 '
Jess Dunkle, Salary 56.00 Car exp 62.00 116.25
Lekoy Johnson, Salary 70.00
Everette Goins, Salary 200.00 car exp 50.00 233.75
James E. Price, salary 205.00
Arlie P. Lough, Salry 175.00
U. S. Treasury Ddpt., 1st qt 1962 WH/T 441.80
State Employees Retirement System of Ill, lst qt 1962 SS 299.02
Treasure State of Illinois, Pro-rata share adm exp as 6.00
City of Yorkville Deperatmon and Const Acct 120.00
National Blvd Bank of Chicago, Dep bond and interest acct 1035.00
National Blvd Bank of Chicago, Dep Bond and Int res acct 120.00
National Blvd Bank of Chicago, Req 1962 bond retirement 460.00
E. R. Zeiter, Insurance 1956 GMC 45.27
Kendall Super Service, Gas for trucks 52.24
Kendall Co. necord, Print water bills 20.14
Public Service Co., Pumping 106.22
R. J. Riemenschneider, Parts-labor wtr dept bldg 145.39
Geo M. Dickson, Insurance pump house and contents 266.00
H. J. 1obler, Freight 4.41
Hahn- Zarov, Cholorine 18.75
Mayfield Cartage Co., Freight 3.91
FORM 601-49®,.U.S.A.
Richard Mitchell, Labor 39.11
National Blvd Bank of Chicago, Service chg on bonds 5.00
LeRoy Johnson, Labor 52.00
The bills were refered to the finance committiee to be paid if found correct.
The police report for the month of March 1962 was read and ordered approved.
The report on the streets and alleys and the water department was read and
ordered approved.
Alderman #layden seconded by alderman Randles that in the first wardAdel Walker
and Jess Dunkl.e replace Harry Stading and Rose Hinckley as judges of election
and in the thir.d !wdrd:.,Joyce Schlapp replace Madge Renniger as an election judge.
Upon roll being taken the following aldermen voted aye: Randlds, Trummel,
Hayden and Mitchell. Carried.
A general discussion was had regarding ker-few hours in the city of Yorkville.
This is to be tables until the May meeting.
A general discussion was had regarding water backing up onto the Robert Fey
and Charles Howell property. This was tabled until a later date.
Alderman Trummel .renomted that the Farm Breau would leas a protion of their
land to the City o .66 per year and the city to furnish gravel for a parking
lot. City Attorney hse was insturcted to contact Mr. nankes in regards to his
property for use as a parking lot.
Alderman Hayden moved that the City of Yorkville extend the present garbage
contract with Archie Bieritz for the period of three years also that Mr. Bieritz
be paid an additional $25.00 per month for the purpose of keeping the dump leveled,
Alderman Mitchell seconded this motion. Upon roll being taken the following ald-
erman noted aye: Randlds, Trummel, nayden and Mitchell.
Alderman Hayden seconded by alderman Trummel that the clerks salary and the
treasurers salary be set at $425-00 for the clerk and $350.00 for the treasure
with 50% coming from the general fund and 50% comming form the water fund.
Upon roll being taken the following aldermen voted aye: Randles, Trummel,
Hayden and Mitchell. Nayes none. Carried.
Mr. Victor Smith requested that the city pay half the cost for sidewalks past
his home and the home of Mr. Nels Walker on Jefferson Street. This was refered
to the street and alley committiee for study.
There being no futhur business the meeting was adjourned until Saturday April
21, 1962 at 1:00 P.M. for the purpose of canvasing the votes in the election
held on April 17, 1962.
Clerk