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Proceedings of_ 'card of Commissioners Cty of Podacah September 9, 1952
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At a Regular fleeting of the Board of Commissioners held in the Commission
Chamber of the City Hall, Paducah, Kentucky, at 7:30 P.Ml. on September 9, 1952, Mayor
Cherry presided and upon call of the Roll the following answered to their names:
Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Morrow and Mayor Cherry (5).
1•:inutes of the previous meeting were adopted as read.
Corrmissioner Clark offered motion that the petition from Fred Katterjohn and
others requesting that the dumping of trash and garbage on Plunkets Hill be stopped
as it is creating a nuisance by causing rats and by the odor, be received and filed.
lie further moved that this matter be referred to the City Manager for investi-
gation and required action. Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark,
Jacobs, Johnston, Morrow and 1.ayor Cherry (5).
Member Johnston offered motion that the petition of Dorothy Pierce Keniepp
for permission to make one 3/4 inch connection to the 6 inch privately owned water line
owned by Loren M:. Jones so as to furnish water to one residence to be constructed upon
the property owned by the petitioner on lots 9 and 10 and the south one-half of
lot 11 in Block 11 of Gregory Heights Addition to the City and fronting on cast side
of North 40th Street and is outside the City limits of Paducah, Kentucky, be received
and filed and the request petitioned for therein be granted subject to the terms and
conditions in said petition.
It is understood, however, that in granting the privilege sought in said
petition neither the city of Paducah nor the Commissioners of Water Works shall be
obligated to buy said pipe line or any part thereof, and no such obligation shall be
obtained or be implied hereafter should the territory to be served by the water line
to be laid under the authority herein requested be taken into or made a part of the
City of Paducah.
It is further understood that the petitioner will subscribe for water service
at the rates now or hereafter prescribed for water service to consumers outside the cit
limits and subject in all respects to the rules and regulations of the City of Paducah
or its Commissioners of 'dater Works which may be now in force or hereafter enacted.
Lothing in the granting of this petition shall obligate the City of Paducah or
its %rmissieners of Hater Works to guarantee water pressure or service and said water
service may be discontinued through said pipe line or any part thereof at any time
when in :he judgment of the Co;r.missioners of -Vater Works the furnishing of water to
the petitioner or hor successor in ownership of the property now owned by her may
interfere in any wise with the adequate supply and distribution of water inside the
corporate :ir:ito of the City of Paducah. Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas,
ior.missicners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, ::orrrw and b:ayor Cherry (5).
Cor _.ssicrer '-orrow offered r..ction that Uvi petition of Ed Yopp and wife,
�.cille YcN;;, cwnere of property ar.:joir.ing; thy. .".larks River Road and Kentucky Street,
ac; ';:•e pa';:tien c.f :_a,. _w.,r;a, owner of property fronting; on the Low Benton Road,
a�.ch property is locate: _.......:racken County, ontside the city limits of
>.... ._.. 1 E ---d Yopp and wire desire permission and authority
for 3/4o connection to a privately owned water pipe line referre:l to in said
petit..,.. for the plrpose of supplying water fcr a ...iva :n 1-arre:t on the proparty
of _._.. Ycpps arta In tte case of; -axe Zuwares for authority for .1 3/4" connection
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to the same privately owned pipe line requested in his petition for the purpose of
supplying water to one restaurant located on the property of the said Lake Edwards be
received and filed and that the request of each of said petitioners in said petition
be granted in accordance with the terms set forth therein.
It is understood, however, in granting the privileges sought in said petition
neither the city of Paducah nor the Commissioners of Water Works shall be obligated
to buy said pipe line or any part thereof, and no such obligqtion shall be contained or
be implied hereafter should the territory to be served by the water line to be laid
under the authority herein requestbd be taken into or made a part of the city of Paducah.
It is further understood that the petitioner will subscribe for water service
at the rates now or hereafter prescribed for water service to consumers outside the
city limits of Paducah and subject in all respects to the rules and regulations of the
City of Paducah or its Commissioners of Water Works which may be now in force or herein-
after enacted.
Nothing in the granting of this petition shall obligate the city of Paducah
or its Commissioners of Water Works to guarantee pressure or service and said water
service may be discontinued through said pipe line at any time when in the judgment
of its Commissioners of Water Works the furnishing of water to the petitioners or their
successors in ownership of the property owned may interfere in any wise with the adequate
supply and distribution of water inside the corporate limits of the City of Paducah.
Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, korrow and
ldayor Cherry (5).
Mayor Cherry offered motion that the petition of Hearley Neal Oliver and wife,
Thelma Oliver, R. A. Stephens and Ronald B. Jones and Airlene Gas Company, for per-
mission to connect to the privately owned water line of Katterjohn Concrete Products
Incorporated, which privately owned water pipe line is located on 10th Street.
Petitioners will thence extend said connection to their properties located on the Beltlin
Highway, all of which property are located outside the city limits of Paducah, Kentucky,
be received and filed and the request petitioned for therein be granted subject to the
terms and conditions in said petition.
It is understood, however, that in granting the privilege sought in said
Petition neither the city of Paducah nor the Commissioners of Water Works shall be
obligated to buy said pipe line or any part thereof, and no such obligation shall be
obtained or be implied hereafter should the territory to be served by the water line
to be laid under the authority herein requested be taken into or made a part of the
city of Paducah.
It further understood that the petitioners will subscribe for water service
at tbn_ rates new or herec,fter proscribed for water service to consumers outside the
city limits an;i subject in allrr;;pects to the rules and regulation; of the City of
Paducah or its CCMT-issioners of water works which may be now in force or horeaCter enacte(
i;cthing in tSaa grantir;;; of this pvtiticn shall obligate the city of Paducah or
its Be i ;i erers Of WV's r ior'r.s to guarantea water pr,ssure or service and said water
t.e <isccrai.^.w.: cbrou,-h said pipe lire or any part thereof at any time when
_ra of sire Ccmr..is.,icn: rs cf eater 'ucrks r;he furnist:inc, of water to the
i'•'.it_... .... _. ^.a;r .:..cci:;sor.. of the preperty now owned by them may
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interfere in any wise with the adequate supply and distribution of water inside the
corporate limits of the City of Paducah. Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Comm-
issioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Y.orrow and Nayor Cherry (5)•
Water ling ✓ Commissioner Morrow offered the following motion: I move that an agreement
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entered into 9th day of September, 1952, by the Paducah Water Works, Municipally
Owned, party of the first part, Harry D. Abell and wife, Burton A. Washburn and wife,
R Leon Higdon and wife, Gresham Hougland and wife, referred to in said agreement as
second parties, Loren M. Jones and wife, referred to in said agreement as third parties,
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relative to the construction of a 6-1 cast iron water main from a point at the inter-
section of north Central A enue and 41st S.�reet, thence to the properties of second
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parties located on the Pines Road in McCracken County, Kentucky, which line will be
connected to a privately owned water pipe line owned by parties of the third part and w ich
line is to be laid for purpose of furnishing water for domestic purposes only to partie
of 2nd part above referred to, be received and filed and that said agreement be
Gapproved in accordance with the terms set forth therein.
It is further understood that the petitioners will subscribe for water services
at the rates now or hereafter prescribed for water service to consumers outside the
city limits of Paducah and subject in all respects to the rules and regulations of
the city of Paducah or its Commissioners of Water Works which may be now in force
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or hereinafter enacted.
Vothing in the granting of this petition shall obligate the city of Paducah or
its Commissioners of Water Works to guarantee pressure or service, and said Water
service may be discontinued through said pipe line at any time when in the judgment
of its Commissioners of Water Works the furnishing of water to the petioners or
their sucessors in ownership of the property owned may interfere in any wise with the
adequate supply and distribution of water inside the corporate limits of the City
of Paducah. Adopted on call of Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston
I•:orrow and Mayor Cherry. (5)
1.ayor Cherry offered the following motion: I move that the petition of Joseph
L. Barnett and wife, Leona Dodson Barnett, residing on Friedman Lane in 1.:cCracken
County, outside the corporate limits of Paducah, Kentucky, for authority to lay and
construct a water line for the purpose of providing water service for domestic
services to four residents to be located upon the property of petitioner be received
and riled and that the request of said petition be granted in accordance with the
terns set forth therein..
It is understood, however, in grartin;; the privileges sought in said petition
reith,zr t.._ :!ty of Paducah nor the Co.-zisnionr;rs of "later Works shall be obligated
.c c=? ;.ir: i..,., or any part thereof, and no such obligation -hall. be contained or
t'q , _. -r. ,;f% r shcuid the: territory to be served by t•he water line to be laid
hcrity ..., ein . equested be taken into or :r:ade a part of the City of
rti.er uniarstccd that tha Ftitiener will subscribe for water service at
at th rat;-', ccW or t:ereafter prescribe:: for Water Service to con-umers outside the
Baty ...___.. of Paducah dr... _.1 3 respects to the rules
and regulations
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Water line
Estes Lane
Riverside hospital,
payment to Seth E.
Giem
of the City of Paducah or its Commissioners of Water Works which may be now in
force or hereinafter enacted.
Nothing in the granting of this petition shall obligate the City of Paducah
or its Commissioners of Water Works to guarantee pressure or service, and said
water service may be discontinued through said pipe line at any time when in the
judgment of its Commissioners of Water Works the furnishing of water to the petitioners
or their sucessors in ownership of the property owned may interfere in any wise with
the adequate supply and distribution of water inside the corporate limits of
the City of Paducah. Adopted on call of Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs,
Johnston, Morrow, and Mayor Cherry. (5)
Mayor Cherry offered the following motion; I move that the petition of
Walter Lee Smith and wife, Audra Nell Smith, residing on Estes Lane in DicCracken
County, outside the corporate limits of Paducah, Kentucky for authority to lay and
construct a water line for thepurpose of providing water service to the building located
on the property of petitioners be received and filed and that the request in said
petition be granted in accordance with the terms set forth therein.
It is understood, however, in granting the privilege sought in said petition
neither the City of Paducah nor the Commissioners of Water Works shall be obligated to
buy said pipe line or any part thereof, and no such obligation shall be contained or
be implied hereafter should the territory to be served by the water line to be laid
under the authority herein requested be taken into or made a part of the City of
Paducah.
It is further understood that the petitioners will subscribe for water service
at the rates now or hereafter prescribed for water service to consumers outside the
city limits of Paducah and subject in all respects to the rules and regulations
of the City of Paducah or its Commissioners of Water Works which may be now in force
or hereinafter enacted.
Nothing in the granting of this petition shall obligate the City of caducah or
s its Commissioners of Water Works to guarantee pressure or service, and said water service)
Pay be discontinued through said pipe line at any time when in the judgment of its
Ccnn.issicners of Mater Works the furnishing of water to the petitioners or their
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successors in ownership of the property owned may interfere im any wise with the adequate
al supply and distribution of water inside the corporate limits of the City of Paducah.
Adopted on call of Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Morrow, and
l:ayor Cherry (5).
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Ccrzissicner Clark offered the following motion; 1 move that Cortificata No. 11
fcevised Voucher, and ",ertificate No. 2 certifying certain payments to Seth E. Giem &
Associates for Ganeral CcnntrucLion for the addition to Riverside Hospital in the amounts]
of :5,726.70 ani :x,030.00 both of which certificates are approved by Thomas J. Lolan A
Sona, Architects; .,_so a letter dated .ieptember 4, 1952, from Thomas J. Nolan & Sons to
Feiss fel.::, s, Adm..inistratrix, iiiversifi,, Hospital, Le received and t'il.ad, alone;
with a ......^ o, approval dated-r.ptember 2, 19,52 from the Riverside t;ospitai Commission
approvir.,^ ,,±r....., to .,.-h ... Gief, R- Associates in the amount of a5393.70. 1
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I further move that the sum of $5393.70 be authorized for payment to Seth E.
Giem and Associates as the balance due on Certificate No. 2 in accordance with the
approved recommendation of the Hospital Commission, and that the City Treasurer be
authorized and directed to draw a check, on the Riverside Hospital Building Account Fund i or
the amount of said sum. Adopted on call of the moll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobj,
Johnston, I•:orrow and Mayor Cherry (5).
Rushing Add, Commissioner Jacobs offered motion that the Board of Commissioners approve the
Grave to
Lillian ✓ sale by the City of Paducah to Lillian "racken of Grave No. 100 in Block No. $ of the
Bracken
Rushing Addition to Oak Grove Cemetery, and that the City Clerk be authorized to
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execute a deed of conveyance to said cemetery grave. Adopted on call of the Roll,
Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Morrow and Mayor Cherry (5).
SewerCommissioner Jacobs offered motion that the report on sanitary sewer installatio
River Oaks
letter T.A. for River Oaks subdivision near Thirty-second street and Pines Road from City Engineer
Bradley
City Engr. Tom Bradley, be received and filed. Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners
pp Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Morrow and i•:ayor Cherry (5).
Charles 11. 4 Commissioner Johnston offered motion as follows: It appearing that Charles H.
Davis J �
Accident Davis received first aid treatment at the Riverside Hospital and that he was also under
Pay bills
f, treatment of Dr. Walker N. Turner after being injured on July 23rd when his motorcycle
came into collision with a truck of the fire department of the City of Paducah, and
it further appearing that medical treatment was authorized by drnest Hannin, Chief of
the Fire Department, for the reason that such treatment was immediately necessary;
I therefore move that the City of Paducah pay the bill of the Riversbde Hospital in
the amount of •;.5.50 for first aid treatment rendered the said Charles H. Davis following
the aforesaid collision, and also pay the medical bill of Dr. Walker M. Turner in the
sum of $23.00 for medical services he has rendered the said Charles H. Davis, the
amounts so expended to be charged to the Contingent Fund. Adopted on call of the
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Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Morrow and Mayor Cherry (5).
Liability Co..:missioner Johnston offered motion that the Board of Commissioners receive,
Policy &
Bond and approve liability policy issued by the Fidelity and Casualty Company of Lew
W.L.Hailey
& Co �, protecting the City of Paducah with respect to work done by W. L. Hailey & Company
:.'or a period of one year from September k, 1952; also bond of the said W. L. Hailey & Company
the amount of .;6500.00 dated September 4, 1952. Adopted on call of the Roll,
Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Korrow and Mayor Cherry (5).
ae:'url ✓ ..... ,loner Johnston offered motion that the City Treasurer be directed to
r'ert-It
t;eler, r•;, ci ,c :r3. Helen Jonas th.: amount of ..,14.00 which ;.rs. Jones paid for Buildini;
15:.7, an:: ?:0. 1548, as these permits will. not be used.
.'urth^r moved that the letter from Gscar Talmage, City Treasurer bereceived
cr,Lrea on call o:: the :toll, Yeas, Con.miosioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston,
:cr Cherry (5').
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r r'c-rcw offered the f011twir.i; r.0ticr,: irtr',kEAS, this 4eusing and Loma
_...., c L-;, City cf• Paducah th•- sur:+ of ;,'f,155.(,0 r,•pcesentinf; funds
Proceedings of hoard of Commissioners _ City of Paducah 3eltember 9, 1952
Annexation
letter Henry
Chambers
County School
Supt.
Annexation
letter I:ark
Scully,School
Supt.
Bldg. & Elec
permits fees
housing Comm
Building Permit
to C.T.Hooper
River Caks Sub -J,
division
e c omzend at 1 on
Planning & Zoni
Cc-.ai ;i cn
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fmr plan preparation under Agreement dated February 6,1951, Project Ky. 15-P-1029, and
WHEREAS, under said agreement, said advanced sum was to be repaid by the City
of Paducah upon approval of said Project application, and
trWHEREAS, said Project application has now been approved,
I therefore, move that the City Treasurer be directed to issue a check in the
amount of 31,155.00 drawn on the Special Hospital Building Fund Account, being in full
repayment of advanced funds by the Housing and Home Finance Administrator, said check
to be drawn to the order of the Treasurer of the United States, and delivered to the
Housing and Home Finance Agency. Adopted on call of the Roll, Yegs, Commissioners
Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, borrow and Mayor Cherry (5).
i Commissioner Morrow offered motion that the letter of Henry Chambers,
Superintendent, McCracken County Schools, regarding annexation of land, be received
and filed. Adopted on call of the doll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston,
Morrow and Yayor Cherry (5)
Commissioner Morrow offered motion that the letter of Mark Scully, Superin-
tendent of Paducah Public Schools, dated August 29, 1952, to the Mayor and Commissioners
of the City of Paducah converning extension of the southwest city limits and its possibl
affect upon the public schools be received and filed. Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas
Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Morrow and iiayor Cherry (5).
Commissioner Jacobs offered motion that the letter from the City of Paducah
Municipal Housing Commission dated September 5, 1952, concerning Building and Electrical
Fees for repair on Thomas Jefferson Place and Abraham Lincoln Court, be received and
filed, and that a Resolution be prepared providing for said exemption. Adopted on call
of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, borrow and Mayor Cherry (5).
Commissioner Jacobs offered the following motion: I move that the letter
of Oscar Talmage regarding refund of Building Permit No. 1876 be received and filed.
Since it appears that an error was made in the request for refund which
was approved by this board on August 12, 1952, I further move that the City Treasurer
be directed to refund to Charles Thomas Hooper the additional amount of $1.75.
Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, r1orrow and
A:ayor Cherry (5).
Commissioner Clark offered motion that a copy of a motion dated September i,,
1952 adopted by the Planning and 'Zoning Commission recommending annexation of property
"known as River Oaks Subdivision be received and filed. Adopted on call of the doll
Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, borrow and Mayor Cherry (5).
Commissioner Clark offered motion that the letter from Boyce McDougal and
others requezting a street light on Park Avenue between lith and 19th streets be turned
over to the City Lana;,r.r for investigation.
Le further moved that, upon investigation if it is found that said .li�-ht is
needs , the Kertucky Utilities i. raA,ructod to install it. Adopted on call of the
::cil, Yea CcMr.:issirners Clear;:, J :cobs, Johnaton, P_orrow and Kayor Cherry
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Cc:;t issicner Clark r;ot.ion thatr Cram Eloise H. tZcDonald
`.' and
her Jchn i,. %.ac:;cnal,. ',c. • of°property adjacent to the �
44ter ; reperty on Jackson cc iv ed. Adopted on sail of the
tc;_ :c-.-iss:.onars as r,.row and Layor Cherry (5).
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City of Paducah
7th Supple/ Commissioner Clark offered motion that the executed copy of the
mental
Agreementj Seventh Supplemental Contract entered into between the City of Paducah and the
Bus Co.
Paducah Bus Company dated August 28, 1952, be received and filed. Adopted on call
of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Morrow and Payor Cherry (5)•
Housing Cor.•mP. / Commissioner Jacobs offered motion that a Resolution entitled:
exempt
Eldi; & Elec "A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR AID TO THE MUNICIPAL HOUSING COMMISSION BY SPECIFICALLY
fees -repairs i.
eEXEMPTING SAID COI.2•LISSION OR ITS CONTRACTORS FROM PAYMENT TO THE CITY OF PADUCAH OF
BUILDING AND ELECTRICAL FEES FOR REPAIR TO HOUSING PROJECTS KNOWN AS THOMAS JEFFERSON
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PLACE AND ABRAHADI LINCOLN COURT", be adopted. Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas,
Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Morrow and Mayor Cherry (5)•
Recuest bids, Commissioner Clerk offered motion that a resolution entitled:
Driveways etcV
I•:o.^.roe 3t. "A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTING
btw 7th ;; 8t'
CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS, CURB AND GUTTER WITH THE TEARING OUT AND REPLACEMENT OF INCIDENTAL
CONCRETE PAVEMENT AND SIDEWALK ON MONROE STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH STREET AND EIGHTH
STREET, AND PROVIDING THE MANNER IN WHICH BIDS SHALL BE RECEIVED", be gdopted.
Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Morrow
and Mayor Cherry (5).
Approve plat Commissioner Clark offered motion that an ordinance entitled:
Paul Linger
31st F. :orro" "AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE FINAL REPORT OF THE PADUCAH PLANNING AND ZONING COAthff SSION
RESPECTING THE SUBDIVISION OF PROPERTY OF PAUL AND VIOLA LINGER LOCATED ON THE NORTHEA
CORNER OF 31ST AND hiONROE STREETS, APPROVING THE PLAT OF SAID SUBDIVISION AND SUB-
DIVIDING SAID PROPERTY", be adopted. Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissione
// Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Morrow and Payor Cherry (5)•
hospital I/ Commissioner Clark offered motion that an ordinance entitled:
application
Federal k "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
Assistance
(, ADDITIOi:AL HOSPITAL FACILITIES AND NURSES' RESIDENCES FOR PADUCAH MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL
I' ZNO'X7 AS RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL, AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OF TYE CITY OF PADUCAH TO SIGN
THE FOR?{ OF APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF DEFENSE PUBLIC WORK
UNLER PUBLIC LAW 139 - 82d CONGRESS REQUESTING FUNDS FOR SAID PUBLIC WORKS", be adopte
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Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Morrow and
Y.aycr Cherry (5)
Rezone pest Commissioner Clark offered motion that an ordinance entitled:
side 3rd st ,
Adams & "AN GRIINANCE APPROVII;G 'rHE FINAL REPORT OF THE PADUCAH PLANNING AND ZONING COAT:ISSION
Jackson
3E3PECTII;G TF.E iiEZONING OF PROPERTY GN THE WEST SIDE OF THIRD STREET BETWEEI; ADAI•;S
IND IZNLE:;JE'E ;TREdT:; AND AI•iENDING THE PADUCAH ZONING ORDINANCE SO AS TO EFFECT SUCH
REZONING", b% adopted. Adopted on call of the Holl, Yeas, Commissioners Clark,
Jacobs, Johnston, b.crrow and Layor Cherry (5).
Amend Civil Cczr.issiorer Clark offered motion that, an ordinance entitled:
Service Gr}
3ecticn 8 n.• G Gi?:h :C: _..Glia .,ECTI02; 8 OF AN GRDI?:ANCE LNTITLED; 'AN ORDINANCE PLACING
CVFI _�2 ANG C? :aiiST OR &MPLOYMENT IN THE :;ERVICE OF THE CITY OF PADUCAH,
ti»TaT'tCr:'.', ,:.Lait _ 7L L..i'JE RULE: AIiD REGULATIONS PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
nt 3':G :G FOH THF Ai-FGINT".ENT OF A IiOARD OF CIVIL. SERVICE
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COAT;ISSIONERS, FIXING AND PRESCRIBING THE QUALIFICATIONS, TERMS OF OFFICE, POWERS AND
DUTIES OR SAID C%IIIISSIONERS; PRESCRIBING THE RULES BY WHICH THE BOARD OF CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSIONERS SHALL BE GOVERNED IN THE GIVING OF EXAMINATIONS TO APPLICANTS FOR EMPLOYME T;
FIXING THE NUMBER, CLASSIFICATION AND SALARIES OF ALL EMPLOYEES IN EACH DEPARTMENT WHO
SHALL BE AFFECTED BY THE CIVIL SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE CONDUCT OF
ALL EMPLOYEES AFFECTED THEREBY AND THE CAUSES FOR WHICH ANY EMPLOYEE MAY BE REPRIhiANDcD,
SUSPENDED, DISMISSED OR REMOVED FROM EMPLOYMENT BY THE CITY; PROVIDING FOR AND ESTABLISH-
ING A RETIREtJ;NT SYSTEM AND THE CREATION AND 14AINTENANCE OF A PENSION FUND FOR APPOINTIVE
EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, AND AUTHORIZING THE LEVY OF A TAX AND THE
ASSESSMENT OF EMPLOYEES FOR THE CREATION AND MAINTENANCE OF SAID FUND; PROVIDING FOR THE
APPOINTMENT OF A BOARD OF TRUSTEES TO ADMINISTER SAID FUND; FIXING AND PRESCRIBING THE
QUALIFICATIONS, TERMS OF OFFICE, POWERS AND DUTIES OF SAID BOARD OF TRUSTEES; PRESCRIBIN
N THE RULES AND REGULATIONS BY WHICH SAID BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND ALL APPOINTIVE EMPLOYEES
SHALL BE GOVERNED WITH REFERENCE TO THE GRANTING AND ALLOWANCE OF PENSIONS AND OTHER
BENEFITS AND PROVIDING A SEPARABILITY CLAUSE', WHICH WAS ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF
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COMMISSIONERS ON DECE14BER 2, 1947, AND AMENDED ON B;ARCH 11, 195211, be adopted. Adopted
p on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Morrow and Mayor
Cherry (5).
Contract ✓ Commissioner Jacobs offered motion that an ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE
Lake Shore
Paving Co AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A CONTRACT WITH L. J. BRYANT, DOING BUSINESS AS LAKE
Jefferson St it
SHORE PAVING COMPANY, FOR RESURFACING CERTAIN PORTIONS OF JEFFERSON STREET AND ONE
'i BLOCK ON NORTH THIRTEENTH STREET, INCLUD ING RAISING AND RESETTING OF MANHOLES, CATCH
BASINS AND MONUMENTS, AND PRESCRIBING THE TERGiS AND CONDITIONS OF SAID CONTRACT AND
ry DECLARING AN EMERGENCY TO EXIST", be adopted. Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas,
Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, N.orrow and Mayor Cherry (5).
Agreement Ill, Co=issioner Jacobs offered motion that an ordinance entitled: 'IAN ORDINANCE
Water Co use
of property II AUTHORIZING USE BY THE CITY OF PADUCAH OF CERTAIN PROPERTY ON JACKSON STREET NEAR THE
Jackson. St R
LOVELACEVILLE ROAD AND AUTHORIZING A CONTRACT, AGREEMENT AND CONVEYANCE BETWEEN THE
CITY OF PADUCAH AND THE PADUCAH WATER WORKS", be adopted. Adopted on call of the
tl Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, A:orrow and Mayor Cherry (5).
Police Dept. ° Commissioner Jacobs offered motion teat an ordinance entitled: "AN ORDI14ANCE
;.o. rank Z: p
Salaries g AMENDING SECTION 1 OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED: 'AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE NUMBER,RANK^
P� A!iD R.ONTHLY SALARIES OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
EEREWITH', dHICHWA3 ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ON AUGUST 5, 1952", be adopted
Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, Nrrrow
and Layor Cherry (5). I!
Ponroe Street_Cc:-.-.;sioner Johnston offered motion that an ordinance entitled: "AN URDItdAtJCE
parrhase lari ;,•E PURCHAS OF CERTAIN LAND FOR STREET RIGHT OF WAY PURPOSES ON THE SOUTE
- �•' f:Eit'.EN 8TH AND 9TH :JTREETS AND PRESCRIBING THE TEI:M3 AND CONDIT10N., FOR )
be adoptee. Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commisaloner•s Clark, i
Lorrow ac:: E:aycr Cherry (5). i
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Proceedings of Beard of Commissioners City of Paducah September C, 1952
Parking btetars / Commissioner Morrow offered motion that an ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE
purchase 1004
buncan Meter PROVIDING FOR THE LEASING FROM THE DUNCAN PARKING METER CORPORATION OF 100 AUTO;iATON
Company
a PARKING METER HEADS, AND THE PURCHASE OF SAID METER HEADS BY THE CITY OF PADUCAH,
KENTUCKY WHEN THE COST OF INSTALLATION, TOGETHER WITH RENTALS IN TME SUM OF :5,900.00
SHALL HAVE BEEN PAID TO THE DUNCAN PARKING METER CORPORATION OUT OF THD REVENUE
DERIVED FROM TP HE OPERATION OF SAID METERS; AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
TO BNTER INTO AND EXECUTE A LEAST, FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF PADUCAH, AND
PRESCRIBING THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS TO BE CONTAINED IN SAID LEASE", be adopted
Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissions rs Clark, Jacobs, Johnston, borrow
and Mayor Cherry (5).
Rezone 31st •' Commissioner E..orrow offered motion that an ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE
street
Jackson S APPROVING THE FINAL REPORT OF THE PADUCAH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION RESPECTING
Haas Court
THE REZONING OF CERTAIN PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF THIRTY-FIRST STREET BETWEEN JACKSO
STREET AND HAAS COURT AND AMENDING THE PADUCAH ZONING ORDINANCE SO AS TO EFFECT SUCH
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REZONING", be adopted. Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark,
Jacobs, Johnston, P•:orrow and Mayor Cherry (5).
Administrati e ✓ Payor Cherry offered motion that an ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING
Assistant
FOR THE EMPLOYb:ENT OF AN ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO THE CITY MANAGER, PRESCRIBING
THE PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT AND DUTIES THEREOF AND FIXING THE COMPENSATION THEREFOR", be
adopted. Adopted on call of the Roll, Yeas, Commissioners Clark, Jacobs, Johnston,
GP•:orrow and payor Cherry (5).
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h On motion the meeting adjourned.
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ADOPTZS_ 1952
City Clerk
APPROVED \