1938-1939 Council Minutes - Lancaster County Website
1938-1939 Council Minutes - Lancaster County Website
1938-1939 Council Minutes - Lancaster County Website
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MINUTES OF MEETING HELD FEBRUARY V~ <strong>1938</strong> ~<br />
The meeting was called to order by-Milton- H. Ranck, President ~<br />
The following were present: t<br />
and the following members of <strong>Council</strong>:<br />
Burgess Frank D. Koch<br />
. Constable Samuel W Bleecher<br />
. Water Superi~~ntendent Jacob H. Ranck<br />
Secretary, John Milton Ranck<br />
Milton H; Rsnck, President<br />
H ~ C. Kaufman, Vice President<br />
M. Huber Hess<br />
Harold HE Messner<br />
William T. Kock<br />
Fred L Homsher<br />
Chas ~ M. Miller<br />
The <strong>Minutes</strong> of the previous meeting were read and approved.<br />
Jacob Ranck, Superintendent, of the Water Department, reported that<br />
the leak in Thad. . Brackbill's line had been repaired and that the leakage<br />
in the end of the water line on North Decatur Street had been lessened.<br />
by raising the gate box.<br />
Fred L. Homsher reporting fo r the Water Committee presented the<br />
r City Chemist, showing two. cultures,<br />
report- of J. E ~ Goodell, Lancaste<br />
but no actual bacteria.<br />
Mr. Homsher also presented the contract which the Water Committee<br />
has entered into with the Water Main Cleaning Company; said -contract being<br />
dated -February 1, <strong>1938</strong>, in which 'said. Water Main Cleaning Company. contracts<br />
to clean the Borough water mains at the following rates: 10$ per foot;' if<br />
the 4". pipe only is cleaned; Vg per foot for any work done by the pressure<br />
method; 8g per f oot i f a ll pipe is cleaned. .<br />
E. C ~ Kaufman, Chairman of the Streets Committee, reported that holes<br />
had been patched in front of the School house and near the Adam Sherr<br />
t'<br />
property. He also stated that considerable coating, to the streets would<br />
have to be done in the Spring.<br />
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