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Proceedings of i "^" ', City of Paducah April 21 1942
At a Regular Meeting of the Board of Commissioners held in the
Co=lssionersl Chamber at the City Hall, Paducah, Kentucky, at 7:30 o'clock P.M.
on the 21st day of April, 1942, Yayor Lackey presided and upon call of the Roll the
following answered to their names: Commissioners Dorian, Johnston, Pulliam, Wagner
and r`ayor Lackey (5).
Acting City b7ayor Lackey offered the following motion: By reason of the absence of
Clerk
Appointed V Rudy Stewart, Clerk of the City of Paducah on account of illness; I move that Sarah
Thurman be appointed to serve as Acting City Clerk at this meeting of the Board of J
Commissioners. Adopted on call of the Roll, Yens, Commissioners, Dorian, i
Johnston, Pulliam, Wagner and Enyor Lackey (5).
Minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as read. �
Hdspital Commissioner Dorian offered the following motion: I move that the letter of ttj
Commission I
letter and Paducah Municipal Hospital Commission dated April 17th, 1942, requesting an approprl- �
appropria-
tion re- ation of ;22,348.00 to be included in the Apportionment Ordinance of 1942 for payment
quest
received & of the hospital operating deficit anticipated in said year, be received and filed.
filed
Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Dorian, Johnston, Pulliam, :vagner
and Mayor Lackey (5).
Garbage �, Commissioner Dorian offered the following motion: The Public Service
system
proposed Commission having ordered the Kentucky Utilities Company to refund to the consumers of
electricity a portion of its surplus earnings, and said Company having agreed to
remit to all of its consumers the charge for electric services for one (1) month,
the City of Paducah will therefore save in its current expenses in the year 1942 the
u aum of approximately $1600.00;
C
I therefore move that the City Manager, when preparing his budger for the year
1942, be requested to give consideration to the appropriation of the sum of ?1600.00
to partially defray the expense of a garbage disposal system, this amount to be j
i'
supplemented by such other funds that may become available and may not be needed for
other purposes during the year. Lost on call of the Roll, Yeas Commissioners
Dorian and Johnston, (2), Hays Commissioners Pulliam, Wagner and Mayor Lackey (3).
Report of / Corriisaioner Johnston offered the following motion: 1 move that the report
Fire De.nt.
Jan. I,42 of the Tire Depart:ont for the month of January 1942, be received. Adopted on
Call of tho yell, Yens Commissioners, Dorian, Johnston, Pulliam, 'Wagner and
"nyor Lackey (5).
Report of hoz^.iss:orer Pulliam offered the following motion: I move that the Report
T. rr,G'ley
^ity _nr. ✓ of the vh.•Ireerir.;'. ::nr:nrtr^ert for the year 1941 be received and filed. Ar ipted
for y^.or I
194£ ea ^a:i 0.^ to ::all, (pea,^.o.^nissienera Dorian, Johnston, Pulliam, :'rngnor and
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55.,
Proceedings of Bonrd of CemminaIonera City cf Paducah_ April 2lat. 1942 _
Last Assessment �'� Commissioner Dorian offered the following motion: I move that an ordinance
ordimanco on
5th Street entitled; "All ORDINANCE ASSESSING THE ABUTTING PROPERTY ON BOTH :;IDES OF 5TH STREET
FR011 THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINE OF TENNE3SEE STRI EET TO THE NORTH PROPERTY LIME OF JONES
STREET IN THE CITY OF PADUCAH, MCCRACKEN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, FOR THE PORTION OF THE CO3T
OF CONSTRUCTION OF SAID CONCRETE SURFACE TOGETHER WITH ALL NECESSARY CURBS, GUTTERS,
DRIVEWAYS, MAIRIOLES, INTAKES, CATCH BASINS, 3E1NER AND DRAIN PIPES AND ALL NECESSARY
2::GINEERING, EQUIPMENT, ADVERTISING AND LEGAL AND CLERICAL SERVICES IN COZfNECTION
THEREWITH UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF AN ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COM11ONINEALTH
OF KENTUCKY ADOPTED AT ITS REGULAR SESSION IN L(//1 PROVIDING FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
PUBLIC PLAYS IN CITIES OF THE SECOND CLASS BY AID OF THE WORK PROJECTS ADMUNISTRATION
OR OTHER AGENCIES OF THE FEDERAL OR STATE GOVERNMENT, AND AT THE EXCLUSIVE COST OF
THE O'l11ERS OF REAL ESTATE ABUTTING 011 SUCH IMPROVMIENT ACCORDING TO THE NUMBER OF FRONT
OR ABUTTING FEET, AND PROVIDING THAT A TAX SHALL BE LEVIED UPON SAID LOTS ON PARCELS OF
REAL ESTATE FOR THE PA)TflNT OF THE COST ASSESSED Ti1EREON, WHICH COST SHALL BE THE
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TOTAL COST OF COMPLETING SAID IMPROVOJENT AND THE TOTAL AMOU11T
OF THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE 1.7ORK PROJECTS ADMINISTRATION OR OTHER AGEi1CIES OF THE
FEDERAL OR STATE GOVERIMIENT ENGAGED IN MAKING SAID IMPROVEMENT, AND M ICH TAX SHALL
II BE DUE AND PAYABLE AT THE OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER IN THE CITY HALL IN PADUCAH,
j; AND ONE-HALF OF THE 171013.'S HAVING BEEN COMPLETED AND THE ESTIMATED COST ASCERTAINED, AND
IT BEING DETERMINED, FROM SAID ESTI1dATES AFTER DEDUCTING THE AMOUNT TO BE CONTRIisUTED
EY THE WORK PROJECTS ADMINISTRATION OF THE UNITED STATES THAT THE AMOUNT REQUIRED TO
BE CONTRIBUTED 13Y THE ABUTTING PROPERTY 0:'7NERS ON 5TH STREET BEVNEEN TENNESSEE AIRY DONE
STREET IS ;2.05 PER ABUTTING FOOT", be adopted. Adopted an call of the Roll, Yeas
jCommissionors Dorian, Johnston, Pulliam, Wagner and Mayor Lackey (5).
Report of Board,! Mayor Lackey offered the following motion: I move that the report of the Board
of Equalizers
year 1942 i, of Eaualizera for the year 1942 be received, filed and spread upon the Minutes.
Received and
filed. I "April 14, 1942
• Hon. James P. Smith, City Manager
I Hon. Pierce E. Lackey. Myer
1 and
II Board of Commissionora
Gentle -nn:
I�
";:e, tho members of the ioard of Equalization
of the City of Paducah, Ky. for the your 1942, here-
with nubnit the following attached report on tae
assessments.
"We nlso want to brine to your attention the
nocnasity of revaluation of all real estate and im-
provnmanta In the city. '.7e believe that the lana
values In ;:eneral are too high and improvements
entirely too low. '•.o 111a0 feel that a lot of im-
prove:nenta could be found that is not assessed and
thin can only 'zn done by a complete survey of all
rrop•trty• '••n alah find Ghat we believe a very un -
Just ccnaition in trying to hold the name value on
vacant lots as the prcpertj that is improved. 'ae
feel tint thin item nLould be givon due consideration.
` e wish to state on making ulta report that
we final the Ansenaor'a booksin a very neut and
::
ac^rate condition and we feel t:'at the office is
excellent h. nda. '::a "artily comm<:nd :'.ins.
rc' itman an. er ;.:'nsent ataff o:' help on the effi-
ci:rt ani ra.Aa�lc rgnnnr in lnndlin+r, the duties
... the 2, ire.
traly ynura
nnrd or 2.1s;.1117nttrn
',O1n, ' nu, lrcar.
]n l.ac'sey
C. ,ruin
NO. --5S6
Proceedings o . P.oard of Commissioners City of Paducah April 21, 1942
"ASSESSING DEPARTMENT
April 14, 1942
REAL S3TATE L IMPROVEMENTS
Assessor's Total on Real Fat & Imp. ,' 14,838, 270.
Gross Increase by Broad ;;342,850.
11 Decrease " " 169,260.
Net Increase by Board 173,590.
TOTAL ON REAL ESTATE & IMP. (FULL RATE) $15,011,860.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Assessor's Total on Personal Property 0,681,460.
Gross Increase by Board u229,750.
" Decrease " " 4;•,550.
Net Increase by Board 184,200.
TOTAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY (FULL RATE) 3,865,660.
TOTAL ON REAL ESTATE, Ib7P. & PERSONAL PROPERTY (FULL RATE) $ 18,877,520.
Total on exempted Real Estate $17,820.
Increase by Board 3,105.
TOTAL EXE111PTED REAL ESTATE $20,925.
i
9
cur=ry
Total
on
Real Estate & Imp. (Full Rate)
$15,011.860.
Total
on
Personal Property " "
3,865,660.
Iota!
on
Real Fatate, Imp. & Personal Property (Full Rate)
X18,877,520.
Total
on
Exempted Real Est., Imp., & Personal Prop. (Special Rate)
38,075.
Total
on
Banks (Special Pate)
165,000.
Total
on
Tobacco " "
239,240.
GRAND
i
TOTAL FOR 1942
;;'19,319,835.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION 1
A. E. Cole, Chairman 1
C. C. Crain, Clark
Ezelle Lackey"
an call of the Roll, Yeas Commissioners Dorian, Johnston, Pulliam
on, Y.njor lackey (5).
^..lty !%;r'a i'ayor ;arkoy off -rod t%e following motion: I move that the City MaraCor's
letter X
rnre.ve^... Ler Tate: ^il M, 11342, wieh rnfcrenco to the r-udger prepared by him for the years
an.:3prea,l upon the .Cinutea.
- i
'.c',e,, Ynyor
r. ..... ::.t;h 11ractlong of the Kentucky :+tatutea,
rr,ts, con^.ernin;' the attached ieudget
is
NO. -55
Proceedings of Boarcl of Commissienors City of Paducah April 21, 1942
Anticipated revenue of the City of Pnducah far the year 1940
Amount collected by " " " " ' " " 1940
Anticipated revenue of " " " " " " 1981
Amount collected by "1941
Anticipnted revenue of " " " " " " 1942
Budget of the expenses of the City of Paducah for the year 1940
Amount n n „ " u n n n " 1940
Budget ' " u n „ n n n e „ 1941
Amount " n n u n u n n a n n 1941
Proposed Budget " " " " " " " " " 1942
Your thoughtful and valued consideration to the following pertinent
facts is asked.
The present Administration -has been able each year
it has.been in office to reduce the Tax Rate and to operate on a
cash basis, with only small or unimportant raises in the Assessment.
We planned for, and had high hopes of a further reduction in taxes
for 1942, and this would have been realized had conditions prevailed
in Paducah as in '40 and 141; but the year 1942 brings to us an
unprecedented improvement in business activity, labor employment,
payrill expansion, and growth in population. Mkth this comes to us
as individuals, and to the whole of our people, broader respon-
sibilities and higher costs of local government. Paducah, as ever
will respond with honor and credit to herself.
itNot only wore taxes reduced in the years 1940 and
1941, but substantial cash savings were realized from the operation
of the city's affairs which left a cash surplus, after the payment
of inherited debts and all current bills. This year there will be
no savings, nor surplus; but, to the contrary a cash deficit in
operatinno is assured. Bank loans will be necessary to clear the
City's liabilities and obligations, notwithstanding the Budget is
balances, and that, without a raise in the tax rate.
This condition, or change in the operation of our
fiscal affairs, will be unavoidable becuase of the fact that the
Kentucky Court of Appeals has ruled the entire current tax bills
must be considered as collected on a 100% basis in estimating the
city's Anticipated Revenue. It is obvious that such colleetiona
cannot be made and that the deficit will be to start with, that
amount which falls short of the 100;" 1n collecting the entire tax
bills.
The budget of expenditures is based on the 100%
collection of the taxes since the whole tax bill is to be treated
or regarded as.chsh, according to the ruling of the High Court.
The City of Paducah as a corporation cannot hope for
an increase in its receipts until next year, by which time an
improvement of such magnitude is expected in all lines of business
in Paducah, that little if any resistance will be made on account of
an equitable raise .in than saaaament of property by those affected.
It will be of special interest to all concerned however, that the
deficit of thin year be held to the minimum; and this can only be
realized through rigid economy in operation, and the exclusion from
the budget of all uneosent.iala; employing our funds to meet the cost
of indisnensible necessities only. Just here, and hearing on this
point I quota from the High Authority of the President of the United
States a paragraph from a letter dated January 12th to Mayor LaGuardia
of the knerican My ors Association as follows:
"Just as the roderal Government and the cities
worked togothor during pence time, so must we
join hands in meeting the ccrmon job that con-
fronts us. On the home front your leadership
is of greatest importance. The whole economy of
our cities must be gearod to wartime requirements.
Socrificaa and even more sacrifices rust to made.
As elected officials you have a Creat duty to
p¢rform and I know that our cities will di„ .In and
r..ni1 short work of the task ahead.
Very alrecriily yours,
(.iimod) !rnnklin P. Roonevolt
nrernL;o i.a<husrdia, iresidont
"hp 'init.e ,taton !:onfo:•enco o:' L..yora
7.'.0 Jacaaor, elaco, Unu6ington, �.�."
No._- 558
Proceedings o . Board of Corraissionors City of Poducoh APril &1, 1943
"Since that date war with Japan has developed, and thus a unified
and all sacrificing war effort has become more compelling
and necessary.
"Certain new items, and those of increased expense and
the amount of the increase appear in the 19.12 Budget which are
indispensible on account of the emergency, and the location in this
area of the large defense or ordinance works by the Government, and
to continue as far aspossible necessary internal improvements. A
partial list is here shorn,:
W. P. A. Projects
':10,344.78
Augmenting State, and Federal school
lunch and canning program
240.00
Suits and Claims
1,052.76
Contingent Fund
G1351.21
Family Service
21013.48
Civilian Defense Flnergency
1,548.00
McCracken Co. Public Health Unit
1,000.00
Repairs to Health Unit Building
500.00
Paducah Housing Bureau
500.00
Ten (10) extra Patrolmen
8,G40.00
Maintaining full rank of number of
old pollee force authorized
4,786.00
Advance in price of Prisoner's food
540.07
Fifth fire captain advanced from ranks
and new Class "B" man to replace
1,701.00
Street Department
11188.09
Increase in Bond Maturities and interest
over amount expended in 1941
7,040.01
Urgent Market House Repairs
3,500.00
(This figure may reach ,^,6000.00)
Old Airport donation
1,050.00
Riverside hospital.
14,034.40
New U.S.Airoort real estate and.
Bond interest
5,750.00
"As a partial offset to the above, many economics and
reductions in certain items have boon made under the 1941 Budget.
The one i;onth'a rebate from the Kentucky Utilities Company light
bill has been absorbed by deducting the amount from the appropriation;
The complete detail of reductions under the 1941 budget can be had
frob an analysis of the two budgets hereto attached.
"With the coming of ton thousand new workers and their
families into the Paducah area, we may with certainty know that the
City will be called on, and will be obliged to provide new and
expanded essential services of indeterminal cost. The contingent
fund has been increased by '6,351.21 to a total of ,^;1.1,803.93 to
belance, or at least partially offset, the costs of such items,
some of which have already been granted by the Board and appear
in the budget now before you.
"Provision has boon made for tan (10) additional officers
to the police force. It is conceivable that this number may ultimately
reach thirty (30), or even forty (40) neer men; that the opening and
equipping of now fire stations nay be necessary; that extra demands
for charity, hospitalization, etc., must be promptly met. The future
cost of local government is unpredictable, yet we may well know
that we shall be obliged to respond to expensive calls not shown in
the budget because of the emergandy and our expanding population,
end development.
"I consider, as I ]snow you do, that The National
c`serFency Is first and above everything in importance, and has prior
clam on oar thoughts, our interest, and our resources. With this in
view i 'nave held the cost of strictly "City Buninesn" to the lowest
level conrist:ent with safety and ,,00d government, thus hoping to
ore•rate the cttyia affairn with the least possible strain on the
oubii� p+.rse, w;acF Is now, and will continuo to be subject to the
;:atica`a Call, _ have ox�luded all extraneous items from the budget
!n rrder that the def!rit may be hold to the minimun flguro.
'•i havr retncte all requests for salary raises
■d:1r..1: ;a,vo 'rxern .,t.uo:7.;i all the smploycos of the City.
1 have taken t l:; rt.ainly not because or any lack of
a•;^:�.aL!:;/ .. r npprociation of the services
nondltions were no,m;nl here,
er. ^v,rv1ltlor.s improve are. the
nvraiue, 1 shall :-1va hearty
a nalary adjustments. T regrat
.. - .. .. r�. -i ?r eoritir-:ent was snarled
•.r•lntorad at tie :rolls
rci,arT salve uvidenoe th,,t the
ck: an ac', ilY at this time.-.atla-
ait !eat ; :. r.o salaries of those in
- ry 63 twr:'.r :r;cardlratea have already
with ti.n r.'.cej laces with the
rr,n^hes .. ti nal :efen3e at salary
re tra,r wc were -,aIn , or could
,ell'_ rc.lew. Phis matter will
_ ,., e1,:r0, able to card on with new
'prese. Laatm or ;:ay.
is
NO. 559
Proceedings of Bard of Commias:loners City of Paducah_ April 2lat, 1942
"Revenues and a xpendituros as shown by the budUer
are balances for 1942, at the figure of ,'^,534,413.49. This for the
-general or city fund only, to which must be added the Public
School Budget in order to arrive at the total city tax load.
"I know of no item in the Judger that can be reduced
or dispensed with without dislocating what appears to be a well
•rounded program. I do know that any additions thereto will
-either increase the tax burden of the public,nr the deficit at
-the end of the year, which will make necessary higher loans from
the banks. I consider neither of these advantageous or desirable,
and I therefore have hope that you will favorably regard the cudget
herewith presented, which I commend to you as worthy of approval
and passage.
Very respectfully,
Signed James P. Smith
itCity 1.11anager"
Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Doriqn, Johnston, Pulliam
�'ilagnpr and mayor Lackey (5).
City Manager'sj kayor Lackey offered the following motion: I move that the budget prepared
Cudgeb
received , by rr. James P. Smith, -City Mnager, for the year 1942, be received, filed and
filed and
spread upon spread upon -the Minutes.
Minutes -
1941
1940
Amount recommended
Budget Expended
Budget
Expended
by.City Manager
for 1942
GENERAL GOVERNILLIIT
.. -
100
Salary of !'.ayor
,$1800.00
$1800.00
$1800.00
$1800.00
$1800.00
101
Salary of Connissioners
6000.00
6000.00
6000.00
6000.00
6000.00
102
Salary of City manager
3600.00
3600.00
3600.00
3600.00
3830.80
103
Salary oflCity Stenographer
1500.00
1500.00
1500.00
1500.00
1500.00
104
Office Equipment
24.00
24.00
.00
25.00
1.23
105
Supplies -Advertising etc
200.00
276.00
166.12
150.00
286.55
106
Telephone & Telegraph-
200.00
108.00
113.39
150.00
107.02
107
Subscriptions & Dues
8.00
2.00
8.00
25.00
2.00
108
Travelint,F.xpcnse
.00
110.40
.00
300.00
110.70
110
;later Rentals
.48000.00
47736.00
47839.51
48000.00
47440.33
Ill
Advertiaing
.00
120.00
15.00
400.60
115.00
Total
•61332.00
61276.40
G1042.02
61950.00
61193.63
„SCS c �IMPROVE?iENT OF CITY
HALL
200
Salary of Janitor & Fireman
& t_xtra
780.00
985.00
1026.75
880.00
945.00
2O1
salary ofl
Elevator Operator
780.00
868.00
783.00
792.00
829.00
201A
Extra Jariitor
& Elevator Opr
250.80
.00
.QO
.00
.00
2002
Repairs to Bldg-Eoiler etc
864.00
1000.00
864.81
260.00
1707.04
203
I.'.isc I:atarials & Supplies
950.80
750.00
955.76
200.00
1196:15
PC
Fuel 4
726.00
648.00
725.91
650.00
725.08
S
'.-iter :i,r_tals
85.20
78.00
85.69
75.00
78.71
4436.80
4329.00
4441.92
2857.00
5480.98
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:. ".. '.':.i <'i DONATION'S
1r iome for Q11dren-77hite 1600.00
1800.00
1800.00
1800.00
18CO.O0
in -3 for Children -Col 600.00
600.00
600.00
600.00
600.00
1:ub
600.00
600.00
600.00
600.00
600.00
oso
780.00
780.00
780.00
780.00
780.00
":+ry
5000.00
5000.00
5000.04
5000.00
5000.02
'',9
624.00
500.00
6213.25
580.00
510.55
22<i1::.00
1.8000.00
12467.22
18000.00
9329.83
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0
.00
.CO
.00
.00
-
h0
9540.00
94Q2.1.8
8500.00
8926.89
4500.00
•1335.50
5000.00
4308.92
300.00
360.00
360.00
360.00
utal
a.
1.01'0.00
44140.010n
Zia 9.98
1500.00
1.`,14.27
n�
380�1..a
42720.00
33739.48
_-
3000.00
3000.00
3000.60
30170.00
4
° ar
BQO.CO
GOO.tO
:,00.00
000.00
103b. 30
1093.00
880.F0
880.80
-
rC$).QO
114.44
:'CO. 0
00.35
.";_.CQ
6000.00
4047.24
13000.00
8479.08
..
... . _ _. .. ..
1f�O.GO
6400.00
587:.,(67
?90U.Up
7353.80
:65f'C_GO
21t4.P.n
15ew.5&
25586.80
20::84.63
NO 560
Proceedings of Foard of Commissioners City of Paducah April 21. 1942
71NA?ICE DEFARVE- IT
500 Salary of Treasurer
502 Salary of Auditor
503 Shcnry of City Cleric, Lie. Inspr
e. Alch Admnr
504 Salary of Machine Operator
505 Salary of Clerk-Inprovenent Acct
505A Salary of 2 clorks
505B Salary of 2 Clerks
506 Salary of extra Clerks
509 Salary of Tax Asnessor'a Clerk
510 Salary of Paz Assessor
511 Salary of Bd of Equalization
513 PrtP-Fostage-Supplies
514 Office Equipment
515 Advertising
516 Auditing Expense
518 Contingent Mord
519 Electrical Inspections
518A Family Service
520 Civilian Defense Emergency
Total
FUELIC HEALTH DEPARTi.?ENT
600 Salary of City Physician .7hite
601 Salary of City Physician -Col
502 Dog!¢nnoculations
604 Incinerator Keeper
605 DrUEM-Supplies
608 Inr.inerstor expense
609 "cCracken Co Public :oalth Unit
510 Sol Inspector TTeiEhts & Measures
611 Weights & reasures - Supplies
612 Speoial T E Fund
613 Ropairs to Building
614 PaduFah rousing Bureau
Total
P'CLICE DtiFARW.E1T .
7CO Salary of Chief
701 Saiory of Assistant Chief
7C2 Salary of Chief of Detectives
702A Id4ntification Bureau
703 Salary of Captains
703A Salary of Lieutenant
704 Salary of 'Patrolmen -A
704A salary of patrolmen -h
705 Savary of Electrician & Acting Captain
705 Salary of I ollce Jud ge
70SA Cala:ry of Jteaes Secretary
707 Zal4ry of Jailer
707A ialqry o. Repairman Fr Assistant Jailer
708 E-uiapmfnt E: Zurnlien
709 Maintenance cf Auton F. Motorcycles
709A Salary of Autanot.lie ':echanic
71C %In*enarce of Rar:lo 3ouipment
710A -alary of :1adlo L's..ehnnic
711 "ns ;s Cil
71," ..raffle i,i:htn 31••na1 System
713 ata 1crary- taran-etc
714 Feerllr.,- :T:sn.^.era
715 Travel.ln? oxnenee
716 Vslatena vee -City .T..l'_ -
717 Protor to
718 01'11i¢e Expense-" 'rill „ur:Fe
719 5trdet Kar9cing-Pent-lrushcq-Etc
720 salstry of :lag lntet.or .
7^1 Cnlform Bund
2400.00 2300.00 2300.00 2100.00 2100.0
1200.00 1155.00 1155.00 1500.00 13GG.8
2000.00 1873.35 1873.36 2020.00 2520.0
900.00 832.50 832.50 765.CO 783.E
1200.00 1180.00 1160.CO 1140.00 1140.0
1400.00 1335.00 1335.00 1200.00 733.3
1860,00 1860.00 1660.00 1G80.00 1695.0
1104.00 1005.00 990.32 1450.00 2033.5
1000.00 966.67 966.64 900.00 900.0
1500.00 1500.00 1418.78 1500.00 1500.0
1250.00 1209.85 1170.00 840.00 640.0
2466.00 1750.00 2447.20 ?.000.00 1738.2
276.00 275.00 130.79 300.00 205.3
2400.00 2400.00 2424.00 2500.00 2419.9
1800.00 1750.00 1750.00 1800.00 1800.0
11803.93 3048.10 5452.72 4556.50 3117.4
72.00 .00 .00 .90 .0
8400.00 6000.00 6386.52 8500.00 5940.4
1548.00 .00 .00 .00 .0
44619.93 30440.47 33672.83 35551.50 30833.7
2400.00
2400.00
2400.00
1773.60
1782.
1500.00
1400.00
1400.00
1200.00
1200.
450.00
384.00
290.70
325.00
363.
564.00
564.00
564.00
564.00
564.
1116.00
1000.00
1032.25
500.00
1193.
42.00
85.00
37.55
75.00
93.
3500.00
2500.00
2499.97
2500.00
2499.
300.00
300.00
300.00
300.00
300.
.00
24.00
.00
25.00
7.
500.00
500.00
250.02
.00
500.00
.00
.00
.00
500.00
.00
.00
.00
11372.00 . 9157.00 8774.49 7262.60 8024.
2700.00
1800.00
2100.00
1500.00
5040.00
1620.00
37440.00
8640.00
1740.00
3050.00
600.00
1440.00
.00
2000.00
1000.00
120.00
500.00
240.00
3350.00
12CO.CO
500.00
1900.00
50.00
350.00
.CO
1GO. CO
JO. 00
950.00
.00
2600.00
1800.00
2100.00
.00
3360.00
1620.00
38880.00
1680.00
3050.00
600.CO
1480.00
1160.00
3000.00
1000.00
.00
2250.00
.00
3000.00
1200.00
400.00
1300.00
50.00
150.00
.00
100.00
200.00
960.00
708.34
2600.00
1800.00
2100.00
.00
4265.33
1620.00
36467.80
1660.(0
316G.62
600.00
1460.00
1160.00
2659.68
1547.41
.00
3168.55
.00
2830.77
1775.98
654.20
1359.93
139.81
89.20
.00
67.12
104.59
914.70
708.34
2400.00
1800.00
2100.00
.00
5040.00
1620.00
33370.00
1560.00
3250. CO
600.00
1440.00
1080.00
2000.00
1500.00
.00
450.00
.00
3000.00
1000. C0
400.00
1500.00
50.CO
150.00
.00
100.00
00
956. •10
.CO
80?40.00 72G48. Z4 73360.03 65366.40
`ter
2406.00
2400. CO
2400.00
2.100.00
»st Ci;1aS
1SGO.CO
1680.00
1680.00
1680.00
^nr,talna
g400.00
84:'0.00
0GU9.00
;1900.0:
140
4220.00
4416.00
OE -
. C,O
1711.0. 00
l7 f 0.00
.00
i Xx) .80
JiZ4..,
.
, 5.00
1800.
2100.
1597.
37281.
1560.
3033.
855.0
2306.7
1700.0
.0p
549.7
.0
3045.6
2756.60
494.84
1299.0'
82.4.
254.47
.00
102.4D
.0
956. 40
.00
69640.Fa
^400.00
16.90.00
8192.50
..312.9r)
1C80.0p
355 J U.:n
1
64:.5^
511.1
488400,
i
NO 561
Proceedings of Poard of Cormissioner." Cjry of Paducah April 21, 1942
811
Gas & 011
500.80
500.00
505.15
G00.00
474.99
812
Laundry
204.00
204.00
204.43
200.CO
192.34
813
LiUhts-Gas-Telophone-Ice
888.00
500.00
1039.06
500.00
409.29
814
Fuel
216:00
240.00
212.08
250.00
234.63
815
b'.aintenance of Wildings
204:00
150.00
70.35
300.00
145.66
816
Tiren
240.00
360.00
206.86
200.00
.00
817
Emergency Firemen
.00
200.00
.00
.00
.00
818
Traveling -Expense
60.00
100.00
61.35
.00
.00
819
Uniform Fund
. 00
791.66
791.64
.00
.00
'
Total
67412.80
71020.GG
69481.57
72205.00
64632.78
STREET DEPAR7VENT
901
Salary of Junerintendent
2100.00
2100.00
2100.00
2100.00
2100.00
902
Sal of Clara
1075.20
1075.20
1075.20
1075.20
1075.20
904
Sal of 7latr,hsan or night mechanic
1080.00
1080.00
1052.40
997.20
997.20
905
Salary of cchnnic 1st Class
1314.88
1323.28
1317.12
1319.36
1307.60
900
Salary of ;'echanic 2nd Class
1056.60
1181.50
1173.50
1178.00
1137.00
9OGA
Salary o1' General Repairmen
1174:00
.00
.00
.00
.00
907
Salary ofdusvier Operator
1174.00
1181.50
12.31.00
1178.00
1167.80
908
Salary of "Repairman
3169.80
4253.40
3974.24
1943.80
1920.15
909
§alary of chino & Grader Man
2113.20
2126.70
2086.89
2120.40
2055.60
910
Salary of Foreman
.00
.00
.00
1060.20
1024.90
911
Salary of Truck Drivers
4883.20
3968.00
3882.40
3950.80
4728.65
912
Salary of IT,camsters
1878.40
1890.40
1729.20
1884.80
1781.60
913
Salary of Might Cartmen
1878.40
1890.60
1856.00
5183.20
4893.80
913A
Salary of,, -ay Cartmen
3287.20
3308.20
3106.60
.00
.00
914
'9agos-Laborern
2465.40
2481.15
2377,121
1649.20
1659.35
914A
Salary of Tart Time 7;atchman
547.50
547.50
547.50
546.00
549.00
915
Purchase of new Equipment
3150.00
3750.00
3562.79
7500.00
692.49
916
Maintenance of Equipment
2000.00
2600.00
2460.52
2600.00
2004.73
917
Gas-Oil-Gr_ase-Kerosone etc
2400.00
2600.00
2383.26
2600.00
2566.14
918
Tools
180.00
150.00
170.02
150.00
211.78
919
Yaterials & Supplies
348.00
400.00
411.74
500.00
284.93
920
Forage
480.00
650.00
457.35
700.00
57.90
921
Lumber
100.00
100.00
19.81
100.00
41.60
922
Pipe
24.00
50.00
17.10
50.00
8.00
923
Asphalt -Cement -Road Oil
1476.00
1500.00
1472.51
1200.00
839.68
924
:Yater Rent -Lights etc
136.80
250.00
136.73
350.00
234.32
925
ttachine Strop -Elect Welding etc
25.20
50.00
28.60
50.00
38.90
926
Repairs to Cross Creek Bridge
300.00
.00
.00
.00
100
Total 1
39817.78
40517.23
38629.69
41992.16
338.17.32
ENGINEERING DEPART'E:IT -
ICity
050
Salary of�! Engineer
2400.00
2300.00
2300.00
2100.00
2100.00
950A
Engineer ar Exponsc
180.00
120.00
120.00
952
Salary of Chisf Draftsman
1980.00
1940.00
1940.00
.00
1860.00
.00
1860.00
953
-'alary of chief of Party
1860.00
1860.00
1860.00
18GO.00
1860.00
954
Celery of RocIman
1035.00
1320.00
1295.00
1320.00
1320.00
955
Salary of Assistant Draftsman
00
1280.00
8.35.69
1200.00
1200.00
958
Salary of Chairman
900.00
900.00
842.50
900.00
890.00
955
Yaterials & Supplies
280.00
300.00
343.07
300.00
300.71
957
Telephone & Telograph
50.40
26.00
95.98
5.00
14.70
959
gn.lary of Promotional Engincor
1200.00
1200.00
1200.00
1200.00
1200.00
Total
9885.40
11245.00
10852.24
10765.00
10745.41
975
VaCes of 2 men
2140.80
2126.70
2139.75
2120.40
2041.65
370
Gas -011 -Graeae
120.00
150.00
117.52
150100
144.55
977
Metnrla23
93.60
100.00
91.71
100.00
75.38
^c
honairs to Equipment
':ani:s
60.00
100.00
58.1'1
100.00
21.52
ter ;'er.t-r^^lona
60.00
25.00
£3.39
25.00
6.42
2474.40
2501.70
2470.54
2495.40
2289.52
Int on ;onds
53681.35
4G900.00
46900.00
47925.00
47925.00
:. In 11nn: Loans
500.00
1000.00
192.92
2625.00
1357.14
..'0�:
^'rcn❑ , .....tarsen
182.:1
218.28
230.£3
18G.92
250.83
54363.56
48118. PC
47323.55
50736.92
4953,2..97
M.
77, `- � --
1200.00
1195.20
1195.20
:195.20
1195.^0
Jc ^.'i0
3618.00
30-35.
5000.00
361ii. 25
°.00
36.00
33..:1
25.00
35.25
1 .Vj
60.00
6.L5
200.!.0
57.58
120.00
90.00
118.;:8
100.00
89.65
-_.
336.09
155.6
372.00
5 :;.33
350.00
375.22
-
140.40
IL 6.05
150.00
140.42
5820.00
55il.£0
£141.LG
7020.20
5611.55
Proceedings of onrd of Commissionera City of Paducah April 12st, 194
:9AR'KET HOUSE
78507.00
79241 .06
65000.00
7GU 7.34
25000.00
14CO Salary of Market "aster
1440.00
1440.00
1440.00
1440.00
1440.00
140,1 "aintenance of cuildir.Cs
12:90
1II0.00
9.39
100.00
525.6G�
1403 S'aterialscSupolios etc
24.00
12.00
23.31
50.00
11.15
1404 LI hts-:.atcr etc
90.00
186.00
89.12
300.00
182.88
1405 Repairs & Improvements .
3500.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
Total
5066.00
1818.00
1561.82
1890.00
2159.69
CITY SCALES
.
1500 Con m ssioners to "feighmaster
648.00
700.00
647.60
700.00
092.86.
1501 :'1lntenance 8: Repairs
6.00
24.00
3.06
10.00
55.08'
1502 Fuel
16.00
24.00
17.09
25.00
22.131
1503 Supplios
18.00
12.00
25.27
50.00
10.55
Total
690.00
760.00
693.02
785.00
780.01
1700 Old Airport
1050.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
INSURAN7E
1800 Insurance - All Types 2000.00 2800.00 3452.14 850.00 1546.
1801 Bonds - All employees 2000.00 1300.00 1413.94 1400.00 1229.
Total 4000.00 4100.00 4866.08 2250.00 2776.
1900 LIGHTS-3TREETS- WHITE :WAY ETC 15400.00 16909.72 16756.55 16423.96 16709.
RI: 7_'IDE HOSPITAL ,
2040 Riverside Bond Approp 18000.00 .00 .00 .00
2041 Aivorside-Equipment-Contracts 14601.82 .00 .00 .00
2042 Riverside Operating deficit etc 12000.00 .00 .00 .00
2030 Riverside. Hospital .00 26842.73 26842.73 18000.00 18000.
2030A 3quipment for Riverside Hoslital. .00 3724.69 3091.84 .00
Total 44601.82 30567.42 29934.57 18000.00 180000
21C0 :,-!:7ht Bulbs - All Departments 162.00 300.00 161.99 200.00 279.
2101 Ice - All Departments 400.00 .00 .00 .CO
22CO AIRPORT
,a_rnfenance 5000.00 .00 .00 .00
Interest -Airport Bonds 750.00 .00 .00 .00
Total 5750.00 .00 .00 .00
GRAND T.;TAL 524413.49 476G56.42 463816.67 466057.94 436559.
5 '
I •
Adopted on call of the, Hall, Yens .Commissioners Doi -Ian, Johnston, Pulliam,
Wagner, and "ayor Lackey (5).
AKticiyataci Mayor Lackoy offered the following motion: I move that the Statement of
R" venue
1342 ,ntici^ated Revanue:i of the City of Paducah as prepared by the City Manager for the
?i�cal, Tear of 1942, be raeci,vod, filed and spread upon tho Minutes.
i.,^cunt Rocarvicndod 1941 1910
by City V.anagar for Anticipated Collected Anticipated
GF.N; J:A-,, T,',A:^, 1942
ileal k Pe.^lana'_- ':rrerit 7nnn 2C5548.54 246435.52 232324.19
-004;;. 54 23GGSG.42 -2503.90
60800.00 60000.00 63369.50 60112.25
P01 Its 7600.:0 7500.00 7791.30 4500.00
ari :;::r a 330.70 220.00 321.73 220.00
:enalt_;ng•^^net-lydvartiainF 12000,:0 10000.00 14593.19 15000.00
oLe^co 50.0'0 2OC.00 213.75 200
!-.-I •,. 3 0.
5^0iCO .,5 000.00 40831.02 .CO
oas ,._•
..rr.-is-Tars pnnitCnacs 1;x•;10 851.9.. SOOCO.CU
.00 .i'0 .00
TotalZ-!30-SC.00 ,49:0£.42 371113.01 362356.44
LI�'v'Y:,E3
Auto 'i Tridk
Dog 1-;cennee
a.tildin: a:r:ite
Market �x�:
'se lents
Penalt:oa-.;ceneea
Total
I
Coblected
239146.01•
-2460.49
60498.36
8235.00
271.98
17793.06
:11.1.8.06
47:100.95
.00
370764.04
76;00.010
78507.00
79241 .06
65000.00
7GU 7.34
25000.00
23000.00
29037.54
170'00.00
20435.50
750.0
750.70
603.70
700.00
737.50
362.75
GOO . 00
A 72r3. 50
2;&00.00
2.684.05
700.00
2ii7J.'.10
i1110YD.Ofi
1440.07
12�U.00
27
':3i:^..rx
104350.0,0
110359.17
1,7250.70
i 103350.40
Proceedings of board of Commisnionors City of Paducah April 21 1942
SUNDRY COLLECTION., & RLCSIPTS
Police Court Fines R Costs
14000.00
Police Court Telephone & Tolegraph
50.00
Oak Grove Cemetery Lot Sales
650.00
Oak Grove Cemetery-Durial Permits
1800.00
Swi=dn,, Pool Collections
5000.00
Rentals
500.00
City Scales
648.00
YJharfago
48.00
Street Department,Collections
204.00
Colored Park
.00
?lectricel Inanections
72.00
Liscellanoous Receipts & Refunds
2040.00
Total
25012.00
Cash Surplus
7961.49
Real ~state Surplus
5000.00
Grand Total 524413.49
NO 563
10500.00
13051.50
6000.00
9972.35
25.00
50.79
50.00
17.01
1000.00
676.00
800.00
1422.00
2000.00
1909.00
1700.00
2025.00
5000.00
5032.15
6000.00
4559.23
900.00
1094.51
250.00
149.49
650.00
652.64
650.00
692.85
100.00
24.00
50.00
1.50
500.00
163.4G
500.00
503.01
25.:0
.00
.00
.00
.00
.CO
.00
.00
2000.00
2089.97
500.00
3093.26
22700.00
24744.02
16300.00
22:363.30
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
476656.42
506216.20
466106.44
49GG88.34
Adopted on Call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Dorian, Johnston, Pulliam
Viagnnr and Mayor Lackey (5).
kar]tet House i Mayor Lackey offered the following motion: I move that the City Manager be
Report �r
Requested requested to file with the Board of Commissioners a statement showing the financial
operations of the market house during the year 1941 and for the first quarter of
1942, said statement to set forth the amount of rentals collected and the expense
Of operation, rental per stall and number of vacancies. Adopted on call of
the roll, Yeas, Commissioners Dorian, Johnston, Pulliam, �,agner and Mayor
Lackey (5).
Adjourned ✓
Heqring
April 23rd
Mayor Lackey offered the following motion: I move that this regular meeting
of the Loard of Commissionors be adjourned until Thursday, April 23rd, 1942, at
10:00 A.M.., and that the City Manager have inserted in the Sun -Democrat in its
issue of April 22nd, 1942, a notice that a public houring will be hold upon the
Budget filed by him at said adjourned regular meeting. Adopted on call of
the roll, Yeas, Commissioners Dorian, Johnston, Pulliam, !"agner and I::ayor
Lackey (5).
1 ADOPTvD
�
� an'1
t y C err.
APPR0VED
ayor
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