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Medlin and Frank Medlin appeared before the Mayor and Council and re-
quested the City to build a Qoverment approved shop at the Airport. This matter was re-
ferred to the Airport Committee for investigation.
Mr, Robt Troxell, representing the Idaho T'gg Producers was present and presented
an application for vacating a certain portion of Albany Street.
Thereupon Councilman.Frasher, introduced Bill No 6, entitled:
Alt ORDINANCE GIVING NOTICE TO ALL CITIZENS OF, AND 07P,—,RS nF PFOPERTY IN TF?E
CITY OF CALD': "ELL, TF'AT AN APPLICATIOTT HAS BE= PPFSENTIED -OR TRF VACATION OF TAT ] ^RTIOA
ALBANY STREET INCALDIVELL, IDAHO, T' L- 1 NORTYCIESTL'RLY F ^OItT ITS INTCRSECTICN WITH THIRD
AVTNUE: PROVIDING FOR FILTNO OBSr.,C =) TF AND FOR FILITIG CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES SUSTAIN-
ED TU3 REBY: PROVIDING 70R ASCERTAINING SUCTT DALSAGE'S BY THE MAYOR AND COTTNCIL OF TAP r.ITY
07 CALD1MLL: AND PROVIDTTTG FOR T' PURLICATT ^FT OF T "is nRD"NAI'CE.
w'•ich was read for t'ie .first tine and t ^.e Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No
6. It wss moved by Fresh -r, sec b Olesen t' the rules requiring that the reading
of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and Bill No 6, be read the second time by
title and the third tiros in full, section by section and placed on its final passage.
The Ma -or directed the Clerk to c all the roll -n t' ^e a bove motion with the following
result: Those voting in the affirmative we re: Sloop, Nevanan, Clasen, Finck Thornock and
Frasl,er. Those voting in the negative. None. A bsent and not voting: None. The Mayor
declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the
Clerk to read Bill No S the second time by title and the third time Ain full, section by
section. The Clerk read t`e Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No6, Pass ?"
The Mv7or directed the Clerk tocall the roll on the n;ove question which r- =sulted as
follows: Those noting in the affirmative were: Sloop, Newman, Olesen, Finek, Thornock
and Fresher. Those voting in the negative were: None: Absent and not voting: None.
Thereupon the Mayer declared Bill No 6 had passed and the Mayor n open session
duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and sttestsd the same which
became Ordinance No 631. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same
and to cause Ordinance No 631, to be published in the Caldwell -News Tribune the official
newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho.
There being no further business t000me before the Council it was moved by Olesen,
seconded by rinek that Council adjourn. Lotion eprried.
City Clerlr.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS,
JANUAFY 17th., 1044,
8 :OC P. !%
The Council met on Call of the Vayor with the Mayor. Thurlov: Bryant presiding.
On Roll Call the following Co answered present: J. Randall Sloop, Pete
Clasen, F. E. Nev=n n, 0. L. = hornock, and E. P. ?'rasher.
The Mayor informed the Council this was the time set for hearing protests
against the vacating of a portion of Albany Street as setforth in Ordinance 631.
The Mayor asked if there was anyone present who desired to be heard on the matte
of vacating a portion of Albany Street. No protests were entered against the vacation of
a portion of Albany Street.
Thereupon Councilman Fresher, introduced Bill No 7, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE RECITING TEE PASSAGE, A?PROFAL AND PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE 170. 631,
DETERMINING THAT NO OBJECTION TO TEE VACATION OF THAT PORTION OF ALBANY STREET,IN CALDIIELL,
IDAHO, EXTENDING NORTMMM- STtMI,Y FROM ITS ISTTERSECTION 1 THIRD AV~NUE, HAS BEEN WADE OR
FIXED, Al'T.D TTTAT YO CLAIh OR CLAI ?:S FOR DAPdAC =ES "' -- ICY 71?ULD BE SUSTAINED EY REASON T1
HAVE SEEN FILED; DETERTYTX -,4 THAT THE VACATTIF OF SAID PORTIO" Or ALD.ATr STREET IS TO THE
B71T INTERESTS AND ADVP,N OF T E CITY.OF CALDVIEU AND ITS CITIZENS AND OWNERS:
VACATING SAID PORTION OF ATEANY STREET: AND RFPEALINO ALL ORDITTANCES OR PARTS OF ORDIUANCES
IN CONFLICT HERT?WITH.
wblch was r oadfor ^_e f.`.;st, time and the Council proceeded to a considerption of Blll No.
7,. It was moved by Frasher, seconded by Olesen that the rules requiring that tho reading ^
of a bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No 7, be read the second time
by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on its final passage,
The Mayor directed the Clerk tocall the roll on the above motion with t!-,e following result;
T` voting in the „ffirnative were: Sloop P£ecvaan, Olosen, FI nak, Thornock and crasher.
Those voting in the negative were(;' None. Absent and not oting: T ?one, The 1 -9a7or declared
Vnc motion had carried by the necessary three- fourths majority and directed the Clerk to
read /till No 7, the second time by title and the third tirie in full section by section.
The Clerk r ead the Billas directed. The question then teing "Shall Lill Nb 7 pass ?" The
Mayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll on the a - - -ove question w;.ich resulted as follows;
Those voting in the affirmative were: Sloop, Olesen, PTe•wm„n, Finek, Thornock a nd Frasher.
Those voting in the negative were. !Tone. Absent and n:t %oting. *Zone.
Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 7, had passed and the Mayor in open session
of the Council duly sinned ,.,nd a pproved the 111, a!id the Clerk duly signed and attested
the same :v'.ich became Ordinance No. 032, Thg Mayor directed the Clerk to malts proper
entry of the same and Lo cause Ordinance 632, to be pu4,lished in the Caldwell `laws- Tribune
the of-'lcial newspaper of the City of C,ldwell, 10a' o.
The Mayor appointed tho following Committee to make an inspection trip of southern
Idaho Airports; Councilmen r' rasher,
Newman and 0leaen4.
T. Kimbroulh requeatod the City to clean up the Red cross Re Room.
The Mayor referred t':is matter to Councilman Nevan n.
There being no furt`,er -usiness to come before the Council it was moved by
Cc neilman Crasher, seconded by Co- Lneilman Finek .that Co�.ncil adjourn. Motion c„rr'od.
May
City Clerk.
COUNCIL CllAI.:L;ERS,
JANUARY 27th., 1944,
8:00 r, ,,,
The Council ofttbe. Citg of C'aldmall conuenedaih:Special Session in the Council
Room of the City Hall pursuant to a call of the 7a,;or, With the President of the Council,
S. c, 'rasher, presidia ,
On Roll Call tho following Councilmen answered prosent: E. E. Frasher, J. Renda]
Sloop, Pete Olesen, F. E. Newman, Absent: Mayor, Thurlow .,ryand, John 1inek and 0. L.
Thornock.
The Acting Mayor informed the Council the meeting was called to take up the
matter of a Federal Housing Project for the City of Caldwell,
Mossers Thomas.L. Hansen, Project Advisor, Norman T. Plummer, Land Advisor and
Victor 11, J. Jones; Architect- Engineer representing tl Federal Public Fi0-sing Authority
were present.
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