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Home My WebLink AboutMN-CC-1930-07-02 COK140� COUNCIL Audit Sheet July 2, 1930. Salary Pay Roll, June, 1399.98 Police, first half, 1524.97 n n n it second half, 1540.50 BI1415- c.P. C.A. Special Fund 24.25 BI1468- New York State Electric & Gas Corp. 70. 63 BI1522- Francis D. 7ormuth I03.20 BII525- Tompkins County Nat' l Bank 65150.00 BI1528- William Simmers 60.00 B 1 156 3- Count y Cl erk I I.00 BI1586•- Herman Bergholtz, 'Mayor 41. 50 BI1587- New York Telephone Company 63. 30 BI1624- New York Telephone Company 9.76 BI1627- C. D. Tarbell, P.',.!,. 2.60 BI1629- Fred Van Order 16.00 B11660- Tompkins County Nat 'l Bank 15000. 00 BI1661- " 139.59 B11632- E. A. Smith 50. 00 B11684- Tompkins County Nat'l Bank 35000. 00 B11685- Tompkins County Nat'l Bank 360. 41 BI.1705- Tompkins County Nat 'l Bank 6, 237.50 B11686- City of Ithaca, Water Fund 20000. 00 BI1709- William Simmers 65.00 BI 1719- County Clerk 47.00 BII7633 M. S. Tremaine, State Comptroller I74.86 BI 1714 11. S. Tremaine, " " 108.26 BI1715- M. S. Tremaine, " " 269. 53 BI1722- Charles Eastman 61. 56 B1172 Hazel H. Little 5.'6 B1172 William *Foss 61. 56 Parker & Granville I. 50 Ferrissa J. Meeker I0.28 H. A. Carey Co. , Inc 5.08 W. G. Norris 8.25 J. R. Garrett Co. ., Ina 4.50 Hungerf ord & Clark 47.00 John F. 7arren, 1M. D. 20. 00 Parker & Granville I.75 The Hand Stamp Co. 2.90 The A.G.A. Company 79-00 The New Jersey Paint Works 18.50 The Tropical Paint & Oil Co. 25.80 C. S. Robinson 75.00 International Trust Company 336.70 T. G. Miller' s Sons Paper Co, 3.20 Leslie R. Pierce 16.00 Fitch H. Stephens 16.00 Albert L. Huff 16.00 Sidney L, Howell 16.00 D. B. Stewart & Co. , Inc 4.25 Matthew Bender & Company 20.00 Stover Printing Company 20.25 City Chamberlain 10.02 C. J. Rumsey & Co. 16.04 C. A. Snyl er 45.25 The Atkinson Press 43.50 Ithaca Laundries, Inc 3.64 Sideboard Restaurant 76. 15 yew Jersey Faint Works Cayuga Rock Salt Co. , Inc S.N. 1hitman 27.32 T. G. ;Miller' s Sons paper Co. 63.I8 Ithaca Oil. Company 37. 14 Approved; Finance Commit" .tee 7 CHARITIES Audit Sheet July 2, 1930. BI1644- June Salary, Commissioner I25.00 BI1434- Prudential Insurance Co, 2. 50 Charles Norton 24.00 F. H. Atwater 44. 00 S. R. T isdel Co. 3.50 Lake View Dairies 5.00 Mrs. Lois Tv. Jellies I0. 00 Ithaca Memorial Hospital I86.40 Edward J. Handlen 42.00 William C. Vann I2.00 Herbert L. Cobb 3.60 R. H. Fisher, �;'.D. 37.00 I'lary E. Bethel I2.00 Dr. 17 i lb er G. fish 27.00 F. D. Gilbert 50.00 Leo. P. Larkin, ':?.D. R.00 James Lynch Coal Co. .00 H::.ppy Valley Homes 57. 14 Bull' s Shoe Stores 12.45 `.ors. Orma Norton 15.00 11.rs. Albert Hakes 20. 00 Vilson & Shaw 3. 30 w?rs. Clarence Krum 40. 00 Mrs. Fred IV. Bock 32. 00 Ithaca Children' s Home 96. 00 Tomp. Co. Commissioner o; 'Welfare ' 0. 00 ` Louis Zounakos 0.L00 Ithaca Fuel Supply Co. 19.45 Anna C. Jordon 16.00 tars. E Fitler 39.50 Mrs. Edith Perry 5.00 C. A. Ryerson 17.5n V. H. Earl 27. 13 Cora E. Smith 16.00 N.Y. State Hospital for Ine._,T. 13. 6.00 F,. B. Fulkerson 28.00 Arthur Bishop ="'-•00 John King `�. 00 L. S. Jones 44• :0 FranIt LaBar 19.00 1. T. Fallenbeck 32.00 A. H+ VanOrder 2. 99 Abbott Brothers 113.52 Patrick Clynes 65.50 Arthur F. Ridley 42.00 Thing' s Shoe Store I E7 G. F. Sturrock 4I. 50 Robinson & Carpenter 25•S5 j . J. Crawf of-a. 29.40 John Flynn 67.50 Approved: 1! Finance Committee OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR ITHACA. NEW YORK L. E. DOFFLEMYER ASSESSOR ADDRESS:CITY HALL July 2nd 1930 To the Hon. Muyor :LnJ Coryi_, nn Co%mcij., lthuci, N.Y. Gentl emenv- A of the following usaasst.,Jnts has been iaadc Q and are referred to you for adjustment: St. ,Lot .r 36 doubly -assessed 7.11,12,tion $200 City Tax 2.08 to be axpunzed. L.A.Newm,a,n,209 Cobb St.,assessa(i for residenca,not built City I r Tax 032.36 to be ax'p-angrtd. Road., for not built,, vaiuytion City Tax m4 Q- '2�P_' t The property own-ad by StacQQ,,Hcath and aTorshy, 311-3_7 .1 j F State St,,teas f:;und to be under-assessed,-by in copyin'g' th-- 192Q Tax RnIA,tO the aL,,nunt of , 50,000-00 You axA reqilest�;-i to aut'loriza tha additiorn-Oz :�szazz- I.--rtiso that corn .,.tad T"x bills rz.w,y b.- z_-nt t ri the'. 01p,n er S ,ery respactful,ly, Cit; Aos_-zs,-_)r. a Jmw c� C 01210N_COUNC I L REGULAR MEETING i JULY-21-1930 Present--Herman Present--Herman Bergholtz,Mayor. Aldermen---Gi11,Sammons,Lowe,Myers,Atkinson, Morrison,Rogalsky Causer Attorney--Treman Chamberlain--Snyder Commissioner of Charities--Green Minutes of the preceding meeting read and approved. Mr. Shepherd of the Automatic Voting Machine Corpo- ration appeared before the Board and submitted a proposa.l to modernize all voting machines with their latest equipment and after some discussion of the matter the proposal wasreferred to`,`the City Attorney for investiga- tion and report at the next meeting. Freer,R.R. Fire Com- Mayor Bergholtz announced the appointment of missioner Raymond R. Freer as Fire Commissioner for a term of three years ; also the resppointment of George W. Oavanauah,G.W. Cavanaugh as Civil Service Commissioner for a term of Civil Service six years and the appointment of Fred C. Thompson as Comarissioner Associate Assessor to fill the unexpired term of Will J. Davis, resigned. Thompson,F.E. As:=ee or By Alderman Sa.mrlons: seconded by Alderman Myers: RESOLVED: that the appointments- as announced be and the same are hereby approved and confirmed. Carried. Mayor Bergholtz then addressed the Council and read an interesting and comprehensive report of the activities and accomplishments of the administration during this first six months. The report was received and placed on file. Damage Claim The Clerk submitted a damage claim filed by Peter & Anne Attorney Mintz in behalf of Peter and Anne Lucas of Lucas #275 Floral Avenue, claimin negligence on the part of the City and asking payment of 'W285 for damages as a result of the overflow of storm sewer near their property. The claim was referred to the City Attorney. Attorney Treman reported in connection with the purchase of the Williams property at the south-west corner of the Lake adjacent to the Airport that Miss Williams was willing to await the City' s share in paying for this property providing she was relieved of all taxes and the payment of 44o interest. Williams Property By Alderman Atkinson: seconded by Alderman Causer: Head of RESOLVED: that the Mayor and the City Clerk be and Lake they are hereby authorized to execute contract for the purchase of the Williams WXXX:g F property, the same to be drawn by the City Attorney in accordance with his recoma cendation. Carried. Old Age Attorney Treman also reported on the Old Age Relief rtelief Statute with particular reference as to how it might affect the City and after some discussion the matter was referred to the Finance Committee and Attorney for study and report. Zone Amend- ent Attorney Treman called attention to an inconsistency Went in the Building Zone Ordinance and recommended that the same be amended and corrected. By Alderman Sa ions: seconded by Alderman Causer: RESOLVED: that the matter of amending Paragraph B of Section 8 of the Building Zone Ordinance be amended so as to read "the written consent of the orners of 7510 of all property in the "A" and/ or "B" residence district within 200 feet of the property" be referred to the Planning Commission for report and a. Public Hearing held thereon at the next regular meeting; of the Council August 6th. Property Carried. Exchange Reporting further Attorney Treman stated that they were negotiating the exchange of property between the "Beebe" Mission, bliss Williams and the City as previously approved by the Board. Tay An ora.i sa.l s Rr oT Pr ert Mayor Bergholtz asked for a special appropriation v y of $2,000. or so much thereof as might be necessary to revise the tax appraisals of Heal property through- out the City, stating that it seemed to be a common misunderstanding that the Manufacturers Appraisal Co. , had made a complete survey and inspection which was not the case,; That he planned with this appropriation to have the two Associate Assessors make a personal inspection of every piece of property in the City and thus with the Assessor arrive at a more up-to-date and equitable Assessment Roll. There was considerable discussion in regard to assessments in general and the system in use. Alderman Lowe stated that before voting favorably on such a request he would want to hear the Assessor' s views on this matter. By Alderman Sammons: seconded by Alderman Myers: RESOLVED: that $2,000. or so much thereof as may be necessary be and the same is hereby appropriated in accordance with the recommendation of the Mayor. Ayes--Gill,Sammons,Myers,Atkinson,Rogalsky Nays--Lowe. Aldermen--Causer and Morrison had been excused and retired before this vote was taken. Carried. -` City Chamberlain Snyder reported that he. had just completed the City Tax Collection and taker, in all but about $73,000. A communication, filed herewith, was received from the City Assessor recommending certain adjustments in the Tax Roll. By Alderman Sammons: seconded by Alderman Gill: RESOLVED: that the recorriendation of the Assessor be approved and that the City tax of *2.08 against the B.L.Baler, of $22.36 against L. A. Newman and $46.28 against Mildred M. Stephens be and the same are hereby expunged. Carried. Catherine St. A petition was received from property owners on Catherine Street asking that Parking be prohibited ; and also on the north side of East Seneca Street asking that parking be restricted to two hours. On motion of Alderman Sarinons the petitions were approved and referred to the Police Department for attention. #5 Fire Station Tax Expunged . The Clerk reported that in listing properties for paving assessment on State Street the Engineer had included the City property of #5 Fire Station and the Board of Public Works recommended that the same be expunged. By Alderman Sammons: seconded by Alderman Atkinson: RESOLVED: that the paving assessment of $40.48 against #136 W.State Street, #5 Fire Station be and the same is hereby expunged. Carried. By Alderman Myers: seconded by Alderman Gill: RESOLVED: that the bills audited and approved by the Finance Comrittee are hereby approved for Payment. Carried. On motion meeting adjour*City Clerk. ; _�