4931ORDINANCE NO._� 1
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE
TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT ON BEHALF OF THE
ARKANSAS FOR THE OPERATION OF THE SERVICE
TO BE OWNED BY THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY 0'
OF LOUISIANA AT THE LITTLE ROCK MUNICIPAL
PURPOSES.
BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
CITY OF LITTLE ROCK,
STATION OWNED AND
F LOUISIANA, A CORPORATION
AIRPORT AND FOR OTHER
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK:
Section 1. The Board of Public Affairs is hereby
authorized and directed to enter into a. contract on behalf of the
City of Little Rock, Arkansas with the Standard Oil Company of
Louisiana, a corporation of Louisiana, for the operation of the
service station at the Little Rock Municipal Airport owned by the
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana, said contract shall be as
follows, to —wit:
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this day of
.1931 by and between Standard Oil Company of Louisiana, a.
corporation, hereinafter designated "Company ", and The City of
Little Rock, Arkansas, hereinafter designated "City ".
WITNESSETH:
The Company does hereby appoint the City to superintend,
manage and operate its service station for the sale of Aviation
Gasolines, Motor Oils, Greases and-other petroleum products sold by
the Company upon the premises, situated in Little Rock, Arkansas,
and described in the blue —print attached hereto and made a part of
this Agreement. The Standard Oil Company of Louisiana shall maintain
said station and each and every item of property connected therewith
in good condition and appearance.
1. The City of Little Rock shall: (a) Use the same solely
for storing, handling and selling petroleum products supplied by the
Company.
(b) Not sell the Company's products directly or indirectly
at less than authorized prices.
(c) Provide all necessary assistants, pay their salaries,
and assume full direction and controlthereover.
(d) Accept full responsibility for and indemnify the
Company against all acts and omissions of himself his agent, employees
and servants, and exonerate the Company and hold it harmless from all
claims, suits and liabilities of every character whatsoever and howsoever
arising from the existence or use of the equipment at said station.
(e) Not assign this agreement without the Company's
written consent.
(f) Pay to the Company on demand all amounts due the
Company.
(g) Be responsible for all loss or damage to Co- -:pany
products while in his possession and account for said products as if
sold.
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2.
(M) Pay all expenses incident to the proper operation
and maintenance of said service station, including, without limiting
the foregoing expenses, for gas, ,hater, light, all licenses,
privileges, and/or other taxes assessed and /or having relation to
said service station (except ad valorem taxes and /or assessments
on Com pany -owned real property and fixtures, and taxes imp_ osed
upon the receipt, handling, sale or use of motor fuels included in
prices to customers and for which the City is accountable to the
Company). In event of City's failure to pay said expenses, the
Company may pay the same ;=;end deduct such -ayments from commissions
payable to the City hereunder for the purpose of reimbursing itself.
2. The Company shall pair the City the following com-
pensation based on sales:
Of Aviation Gasolines, 20;0 on the ,osted retail
service station price per gallon, excluding tax, except as herein-
after provided on sales to contract customers.
Of aviation 17otor Oils and Greases, the difference
between the retail prices at which the City shall sell said products
and the Comany'^ wholesale price for said roducts, except as
hereinafter provided on sales to contract customers.
For sales to contract customers authorized by the
Standard Oil Company of Louisiariq,. the Com any shall pay the City
the following compensation based on sales:
Of Mlviation Gasoline -
On sales of 3,003 gallons or less per month to each
contract-customer ----- ----------- - -(3¢) per gallon
If total sales exceed 3,000 gallons per month but are
less than 5,000 gallons to each contract customer,
then the commission on total sales to such contract
customers shall be -- two and one -half cents (22) per gal.
If total sales exceed 5,000 gallons per month to
each contract customer then commission on total sales
to such contract customer shall be two cents (2�_')
per gallon.
Of aviation ?-.:!otor 0,ils and Greases-- (20 ) twenty
per centum per gallon on the sale price excluding tax.
3. At the time of the installation of the City at said
station, the Company shall deliver to the City a quantity of petroleum
products equal to the storage capacity of said station and shall have the
right to replenish the stock at any time. Quantities delivered on
replenishment shall be deemed to be the quantity sold by the City and
shall be the quantity for which the City shall account to the Company
and uyDon which commissions will be based. Title to all products
delivered by the Company at said station shall remain in the Company
until sold.
4. The Company may withhold any commission, moneys or
anything of value in its possession belonging or due to the City for
the purpose of reimbursing itself for any amounts due hereunder from
the City at any time and may change the rates of commission payable
hereunder by prior written agreement with the City.
3.
5. This contract shall take effect January 1,1932 and
remain in force concurrently with that certain lease a- reement
dated 1931, by and between the Citl,T of
Little~ l oc , Arkansas ana `ie Standard Oil Comy -Zany of Louisiana
gIT ESSES:
IVITNESSES:
Dated this day of
.1931.
STANDARD OIL CO7:'PA1JY OF LOUISIANA
BY
THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS
BY
EETIBER OF BOAT =iD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
is ?EPBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIR$
Section 2. This ordinance shall ta=e effect and be in force
from and after the date of its passage.
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CITY OF LITTLE ROCK
ROLL CALL —CITY COUNCIL — Official Year 1931 -1932.
WARDS Names of Aldermen
Votes
II
Aye No
Long Term First
Connor, C. M.
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FIRST WARD
King, C. M.
SECOND WARD
Tuohey, J. H. _
II
Leiser, H. G.
I
Il
THIRD WARD
Muswick, George
a
Wassell, Sam M.
Winder, Ray
FOURTH WARD
Adkins, Homer M.
FIFTH WARD
Turner, Roy C.
I
II
Lange, Wm. K.
SIXTH WARD
Shoffner, E. G.
/
Duttlinger, C. H.
7i
SEVENTH WARD
Adams, George G.
Baird, J. P.
Fisher, Merlin
/ j)
EIGHTH WARD
Conner, Mrs. C. C.
f
NINTH WARD
Gladden, J. R
y
Griffin, Leo H.
CITY OFFICER'S AND DEPART- Office
I� REMARKS
MENT HEADS �� Phone
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MAYOR-
Horace A. Knowlton
,; 4 -8416
CITY TREASURER
Oscar D. Hadfield
II 4 -2020
II 4 -3886
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MUNICIPAL JUDGE
Harper E. Harb
CITY ATTORNEY
Linwood L. Brickhouse
II 4 -1123
CITY CLERK
John L. Krumm
„ 9613
111
CITY COLLECTOR
James Lawson
I) 4 -1466
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CHIEF OF POLICE
J. L. Bennett
4 -1234
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CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
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Charles S. Hafer
II 4 -2851
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CITY HICALTH OFFICER
Dr. Chas. R. Moon
, 5402
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CITY VETERINARIAN
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_ Dr. T. M. Dick
5402
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MILK ND DAIRY INSPECTOR
II i
Geo. D. Ellis
5402
CHI.EF FOOD INSPECTOR
- Ewell Hopkins
!� 5402
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MEAT INSPECTOR
A. F. Coots
I� 6485 II
PLUMBING INSPECTOR
E. L. Gruber
II 4 -3000 II
CITY ELECTRICIAN
Lester E. Newland 4 -3508 II
CITY ENGINEER
W. H. Marak II 4 -3000 II
PARKS AND SANITATION I�
R. C. Rudisill 6813
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SUPT. CITY HOSPITAL
H. K. Ford +I
9176 II
CITY LIBRARIAN
Miss Vera Snook II
8932 �I
INSPECTOR WEIGHTS & MEASURES 11
J. E. Nothwang
1 4 -3508
Official term of Mayor, City Treasurer, Municipal Judge and appointive � ? ers, expires in April,
1933; City Attorney and City Clerk in April, 1932.
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