HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/06/1960 Council Minutes I u
Apri 1
nioetir�g of the town coci.l.` of Fairfax was called I
to order at' 7;;30 by Mayor. Listebargere All councilm en pre eI�t
Minutes of r°ev eus pgeetings . and warrants we re not taken up
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at.1this time e
oseph Feuhaus aT�I'ear°dd .at the meeting to mentioa a complaar�ci� !
S ;h o®rnplaint ar°i,sing out of an
incident 'between . him
the Kay or at Frank' s Texaco :Service: �:he evening �� April ];
19 0. Sup :incident involved. at dun, and_ Neuhaus stated tY�at
he thoujyht that same wa.s unduly pointed at l i r. complaint
heardd`
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t this point the council moved to the �lrericanegioa hall
r meet -with firs. mina Star, and frs Mrs. `rank Dvorak, 1
A alOxrg i.th their` attorney, .Mr® 'Robert Ford. Mayor pro temp
Steinmetz pr°e iding in the 'absence of Mayor Li.stebarger .
1t v. War r e Ackl.ey7` town attorney was also preserzt. Stan 's
attorney presented a to ta,tiv.e proposal to the town in regard
to cost ®f ccanstruction' of water". mains in the area owned tay l
Mr�sg: Star k if that area were annexed to the Town
of I"airfa ®
Stich pro 1) al being this : :If this
If the area 'wer° annexed,
and if. Sta ° CS prov ded for the entire cost of constructing . !
water°` mains ir►;, the annexed a' ea, would it be pob7 to provide
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any agr°e ent 'between the town and Xrs® S tar~k whereby at some I
future agreed on date, and mutually understood other conditions,
the costs Portion the.
roof , of this cor�structi on could be
reimbursed by the :awn to Mr°s ® Stark. I
r'e Ford further contended. that if this r imbur` emtint was not
made that in effect,p the owners of that proper~ty after development,
would. be payine double. for the water. r�ai s. That is, they would
stand' the original cost of 'same a nd. also be sut?ject to the
genexa1. obligation, tars levied forr the
retirement €rf General
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Obligation bonds issued by the town in the amount of $50,000.00 I
to Aar for° th x `water~ system® 1
Ford also inquired as e whether or not it would be. legal for
any exemption :made' to this particular property :and :make k it
immune from the levy for this particular general obligation.
r. Ackley ir�c3ic .lied he thought it would not be permissible under.
existing statutes.. l
The oounc l and Mfr.. Ackley informed. Starks that
it :�aasr�' t whop y i
a ma ter~ of what the town ounci l would like to do at this ti
n gard to the annexation, but primarily, it was the `limiting
factor regulating the debt incurring power~ and the :ability to
.meet our exis ing ;ol3li.gation and some p tential obligations l
that would be added in the event any annexation was undertaken,
this trr a3� other area
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At this point was decided that no farther action c�?u� c�
be taken regarding this reimbursement proposal until Mr.
Aekley irrvestLga ed the stu.tut in t} is regard to see if I
it :was possible for a town: to so act.
Fu then° business of they council. . in regard to the water I
system was the question of where to locate the water
defier on build that had . no basemen One possibility
civance by Ernst r was to 'locate the ureter~ in a file j
of 12" diameter, about f'irve foot under ground acid near.
the uilding After discussions it was thought that
this procedure might be hazardous with children around m
rrd `further that any rnai.cn enanc;e required :would involve
the digging up of this meter. it was tentatively decided
that the location would be. best inside the building, either
under a ` Si �C; in a close or similar' place. Clem instructed .
to discuss this Frith ,Ernster
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was mentioned. that street work would be heavy in the
torn and that some additional- equi.pmen aright be necessary
.``to :save a heavy labor bil.1. Zenisek iodic ted that he
ou3 cl i r v stiga e the cast of certain tractor with some
attaches is that might hells the situation. No fur�hter action
until the :next meeting.
There being no furl her business to come before the meeting,
it was moved; seconded lour n.
Mayor. Pro tern Lein etz r nouneed that there would be a special
:council meeting on April 13.
clerk Mayor
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