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Home My WebLink AboutMN-CC-1930-02-0539 COI,�^:iON COUNCIL Audit Sheet, February 5, 1930 Salary Pay Poll, January, 216. 66 rr n " Poi. ice, First half I, 534. 2 n n n n Second half I, 520. 82 BN07I- D. qualture 20.52 3- B100Z8- New York State Elpetrie Corp. 06.62 BL02 William i,1.038 30.78 BI.0249- It--:aca Savin6s rank I,200.00 BL0271- Charles Eastri:an 30, 78 B102443- C. D. Tarbell, P. Til. 37.20 BL024'�- H. H. Little IT.52 T0245- C. 1% Tarbell, P.'t, 40.00 BI0280- Travelers Aid Society of Philadelphia 3.04 BI0240- BIf-,221- 7!i111am :'lose Herman Be-o-holtz 30: �1 �0 73 BI0222- The Toad Salea Company 65.00 B10283- Hazel H. Little 1I. 2 • BI03 06-- Charles Eastman 0. 78 . BI�308- County Clerk I47. b0 -,1028-- ^. D. Tarbell, P. If. 300.00 The Atkinson Press 41.50 Aidresacgraph Company 20. Qq Ay,;erican City :,Iagazine 4.00 Burns Fealty Co. 2,06.71 City Chamberlain 17. 84 The Corner Bookstore 34.10 H. A. Carey Co. , Inc 1215. QO Till iam. A. Church Co. 41.50 T. H. Davenport Co., Inc 31?. 57 Robart S. Gut s e11, I . D. 81. 0 The Hand Stai::p Co. 2.00 Howell rx H ow el 1 100,07 Ithaca temorial Hospital 182.5O Ithaca L undries, Inc 2:13 Itl- aca Oil Company 2441 Charles A. Ives 73, -Q John D. Kinney Co. 5`+i Lohr & Kramer 75 T. G. .IilIerSons Pa -.Der Co. 45. 32 :yaw York Telephone Co. 9.75 H. L. O' Daniel 7, 75 L. Z. Patterson 433.32 E. S. Preston & Sons 4.3g.39 Dorman S. Purdy 614. 80 C. J. Rug. sey & Co. c. 00 obart L. Speed 8I.07 St over nr int ink; Co. III, 00 Treman, King & Company 9, 11-45 S. P Tisdel Co. 2.00 ?aaurice L. Taylor 163. a3 J. . VanIatta T. 90 7,ichard C. ar:^er. "I. r. 32.00 John F. �,r�� :, I'�• D. „'" e 9.00 The T. J. Croxley press 60.00 A :,roved: Finance Comrnittee - Common Council 40 CHARITIES Audit Sheet February 5, 1930 Salary Pav Roll, January, Co=issioner- 1I25.00 BIC220- C. D. Tarbell, P.M. 4.00 Abbott Brothers 5 0. 00 1iiohael Abbott I0.00 F . H. Atwater ��• 0 .basket Store 114.00 Arthur Bishop 14.50 %Ir s. Fred Eock 40.00 Au�;usto Baldini 3h.00 Patrick Clynes 70• 83 Sam Curry 6.50 Herbert L. Cobb 24.75 Ja:r,es L. Dick 7.10 Anna Davis I0.00 E. B. Fulkerson 36.00 John Flynn 62.50 L. J. Gaurnier 24.00 N. L. Garl ing 5.50 lira. Harry Hatf ield 30.00 Edward J. Handl en 26.05 Happy Valley Homes 70• 88 Ithaca. Memorial Hospital 357.35 Ithaca Fuel Supply Co. 2 ` . n0 Ithaca, Ice & Coal Co. 31.90 Ithaca Children's home 84.00 Dr. J. T. Judd 7 0. 00 L. S. ,Jones 40.50 Clarence Krum 2 5.00 John King 40.00 Leary Coal Co. 77.50 Frank LaBar 38- 50 Lewis I-1arshall 3.50 1rs. kilo Morgan 30.00 T. G. ,tiller's Sons Pa-oer Co. 6.55 F. E. Norton 15.00 C. A. Ryerson. 25.50 Robinson & Carpenter 159.00 u. F. Sturrock 39.50 I:. T. Wall enbeok 47.50 Harry "' eztbrook I0. 00 1'; ood 20.00 � . C. Warren, 1% r. 18.00 Approved : Finance Committee Ccrnron Council 41 Green ',hest, Zoning• nance GUMLON CUUNCIL R'EGULAI3 :A�. ;T ING _ _ _ _ _ _ FEBRUARY_ 5. 1930. Present --Mayor Herman Bergholts Aldermen---Sam.:ions, Gill,Lowe,Ca,user,Myers, Caster line ,Morrison, Hoffman ,Rogalsky City Attorney- Treman City Clic,mberlain--Snyder City Judge --Crowley Chief of Police ---Marshall Arsociate Assessor --Davis Minutes of the preceding Annual and Special meetings read and approved. Street In the matter of the Amendment of the Ordi- Zoning; Ordinance pertaining; to the 100 block Vlest Green Street. a communication wasp submitted from the Planning Commisnion recommending that the ordinance be amended to incorporate the nropert;T frontages in the 100 block in 'Nest Green Street in the "Commercial Zone". Messrs Peer and Stephens appeared before the Council submitting arguments in favor of the proposed amendment. Mr. Bolton and Pars. Bolton, Miss Wilkinson and 1,4r. Simpson appeared in opposition to the proposed changed as detrim, entn,l'.y affecting the homes of some of the residents in the dittrict. By Alderman Lyers:seconded by Alderman Lowe: RESOLVED: that no change be made in the Zoning ordinance pertaining to this district. Ayes--Sarlsions, Lowe ,11yer s, Casterline ?days--.Gill,Causer.i:lorrison, Hof fmtLn,Roga,lsky Ayes--4 Nays--5 Yo tion lost. By Alderman Gill:seconded by Alderman Morrison: RESOLVED: that the recommendation of the Planning Cozl.:ission be approved and that the zoning Urciinance be ascended changing the 100 blk. W. Green 5t. , into "Co=aercia.l District" in accordance with said recom -,endation. Ayer---Gi11, Causer,Morri son, Hof fman,Rog alsky Nays--aaxnrlons,Lowe,Myer s,CA,sterline Ayes--5 Nn.ys---4 It appearing that the Zoning Ordinances require a majority vote of all members of the Common Council to c#ange the ordinance in this respect, the vote was declared without effect. By Alderman Causer:seconded by Alderman Hoffman: RIMLITIED: that further consideration o7 the foregoing matter be deferred until the next regular meeting. Cornell Carried. Library AsSocia.tion Per. Harry G. Stutz appeared before the Common Council in behalf of the 33oard of Directors of the Cornell Library Association appealing for support by the City in promoting; better Library facilities for the City, either by financing a new building, or contributing to the maintenance and operation of a new and better plant. Suggesting',' that a, Committee from the Corgi -:on Council be errointed to confer with, a, like Com.,,ittee from. the Association in review of this proposition. The Mayor appointed the Finance Core..ittee to represent the Common Council in conference with the Library Association. {2 Telephone Conference The �ia.yor reported on a Hearing in Albany relative to the proposed advance of rates by the Telephone Co., at which nearly all the Cities of the State were represented with the result that the Public Service Commission had promulgated temporary rates providing for a 20�o reduction on the rates promulgated by the Company, permanent rates to be announced about Lay 1st. A com_unication was received from the State Conference of City Officials announcing the date of the Mid --Winter Meeting as 11"arch 5th. By Alderman Myers: seconded by Alderman Smmr,:ons: RESOLVED: that the AMayor and City Clerk be authorized to attend the Mid --Winter Meeting of the Conference. Carried. Bond Surety A Surety Bond of the ^first National Bank in the sum of $35,000.. issued by the Glens Falls Indemnity Company was presented. By Alderman Causer: second ed by Alderman Hoffman: RESOLVED: that the Bond of the First National Bank be accepted and filed. Carried. Bond.,Indemnity An Indemnity Bond of the Tompkins County National ?ank as I)epositoxy of City Funds excecuted in the sure of $75,000. with personal sureties as follows : Charles H. Blood,Cha.rles D.Bostwick, Albert G. Stone, Charles E. Treman,Robert H. Treman, Y'llynderse Va.nCleef wa.s filed. By Alderman Causer: seconded by Alderman Hoffman: RESOLVED: that the Indemnity Bond of the Tompkins County National Bank as Depository of City Funds be approved and accepted. City Chamberlain Caarried. Extra. Help. The :4'ayor invited attention to the additional .services required in the City Cbernberlain's office with special reference'rot the -requirement of handling the funds and accounting of the Board of Education, and announced that the Board of Education would probably participate in the necessary expense of a.d,?itional clerical help. By Alderman Sammons: seconded. by, AldermanYlyers: RESOLVED: that the �11'avor be empowered to engage prow-isional help in the City Chamberlain's office until such time as perr.^.a.nent arran'frenents may be determined. Carried. The Commissioner of Charities a-pnea.red before the Council relative to efforts to Secure office quarters, explaining, that so far he had been unable to find suitable quarters for recor:i,-enda.tion to the C oinon Council. By fildeimah-8-ammons. seconded .by Alderman Gill: RESOLVED: that the natter of providing suitable office quarters for the Commissioner of Charities and the Police Woman be referred to the Commissioner of Charities and the Ya,yor with power. Adopted. The Mayor reported on a recent conference with a group of Physicians and the Comr:.issioner of Charities relative to the constantly increasing Hospital charges against the Charities fund with a. view of undertaking to reduce such expense by care at Homes, and compendation to Physicians for Home Service Care. By Alderman Morrison:seconded by Alderman Causer: RESOLVED: that the audit submitted by the Finance Committee be approved and payment of bills directed. Carried. On miotion Adjourned