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Home My WebLink About1960-01-18city council minutes1 � 4� C3 - 'NCIL C17AMBERS 'A1!I.iAHY 18th, 1960 8:00 F. `l. The Co'mcil met oursuant to recess and acknowledgment of notice in the following form: CALL A?E! uP 140110E We, the undersigned Mayor and P4 -m.ers of thA Cit Council of the Cita of Caldwell, Ida Lo, do each hereby acknowledge notice of a recessed - meeting of the said City Council, to be held at the Council Charcbers in the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Idai - D, at the hour of 8:00 o'clocl P. M., on the 18th day of Jan - uary, 1960, for the transaction of all business in connection with the fo1lowing object: Taking un of old and new business, which object was presented to each of the undersigned inwriting. WITNESS our si natures this 18th day of January, -C uncil an Coa nci man i f -- ou c' man Councilman 2 ' Collnci man Coixnckjt nn Mayor Ed Simm rman presiding. lio::n Hull Call the following Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, N. E, "Colev'l Smith, Max Luby, Emile Shorb, L. P. Eldredge and Leland Finley. The Bills for Mid- January were read and on motion by Vassar, seconded by Smith thes Bills be ed and warrants ordered drawn for the vatious amounts, all of which have been approved by the Finance Commi Motion carried. C 01LR,AL FUND St'PPLIES VO NO. XF NO N911E FUNK NU1;9iEH AND PURPOSE AI? )UNT 1299 2042 B. & M. Equipment Co., Inc., 282 9.45 1300 2043 17. E. Babcock AI 4? 64 1301 2044 Pecker Hardxare 282 2.75 - 362 1.49 1302 2045 °urns Chevrolet Co., 402 282 2.25 6,49 19.15 .1303 1304 2046 2047 a rrou�hs Corporation 242 1.30 Caldwell Drug Center 282 21.22 1305 2048 Caldwell Electric Co., 402 402 .7 8 22.00 12.48 1306 2049 Caldwell Troy & Laundry e- Jrr Cleanig 402 5.50 1,307 2050 The Canton Printers, _ltd- 242 46.47 1308 2051 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 362 402 .5o 46.97 10.00 1309 2D52 Dual Parking FScter Co., 343 171.75 1310 2053 Fearless Faris Station 282 1.00 1311 2054 Freda's Cafe 322 64.00 1312 20 55 Garber Motor Co., 282 8.00 1313 2056 Golden Pheasant Cafe 322 4.90 1314 1315 20 57 20 Graves- Holden Agency 192 80„ 88 Hoff Building Supply 342 10.80 1315 20$9 Ho:•rard Electric 362 282 .15 10.95 131? 2060 The Idaho Municipal League 102 61-15 5.00 2319 2061 Idaho Pcirmr Co., 142 113.06 1319 2062 Irrigators Lumber Co., 402 362 5 2.32 165.38 1320 2063 1 N. KellOL;_ M. D., 322 1,50 6.00 1321 2064 M. H. King Co., Lo 1322 2065 Dr. Charles E. Erause 322 5.00 1323 2066 Lodge Motor Co., 292 107.35 362 13.70 1324 2067 L'CNael Lmbr. Co., 542 362 15.80 136.85 1325 1325 20'63 2069 Leo J. Mason Motor Co., 2P,2 .99 12.50 1327 2C70 LZodel -Karket Locre Stationery 322 10.46 102 7.114 282 22.25 362 3.80 132_ 2071 21t. States Tel. & Tcl. Co., 542 282 11,.40 172.30 47.55 1329 20 2 2072 3a 1 s Yobile Service 562 362 159.85 33 1330 2073 News Triburno 542 5.75 1331 1332 2074 2075 Bob Nichols' Service Stations, Inc., 282 9.75 73.83 1333 2076 Norrai's Jorelry 292 5.00 1334 2077 Oakley Moody 5ervice, Inc., o 221 36 1335 2078 Payne Auto Co., 23 4 04 1336 2 e79 Pollards Drive Inn Priest Electric Sorvi - ce 322 1L,2 2n.2� L'37 2090 . B. Market lGZ 5 7.335 2081 Sattlers Auto Electric 8 22.70 2 2 20.72 ey" L"'RA1 ^ SirPn -c C ^ ^T':UITJ V'C• p10• Vii. NO. HAVE �- .-UIC 11T 1339 2 °:;minors St.ety. £, Of_ *. S.-rly 282 32.57 362 13.68 562 56.1 1340 2083 Tots Service 1J 41 2084 Union Pacific R. `i, y Co., 3143 20.35 1342 2035 Utah Oil Co., 422 89.71 1363 2086 Vassar Prod C^., 2'2 1. "0 1314 - - 2237 'Wescott Service 222 3 ,95 13 2088 astern Bustness Supply 402 3.1$ 1;46 2089 1Nielchol- 19i11iner stu3;o 282 18.00 1347 2090 F. 11. Woolwortl' 402 1.05 1369 2091 Zoning Bulletin 542 1C.00 TOTAL CE.; FRAL FT'NDS SIPPLIES FOR ±!ID dAl2, I60 $3,2811.8 SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES 1369 4103 Addresso graph -Mu It<_graph Corp., 642 29.00 135' L104 American Water iYorks Ass'% 602 7.50 1351 1;10$ 'N. E. Babcock 602 59.55 1352 1106 Becker Hardware Co., 602 5,1 1353 L107 Dot. e Vallee Parcel Service 602 6.75 1354 4109 Burroughs Cor 642 1.30 1355 14109 Caldwell Aut9 Supply 6n2 16.33 1356 4110 Calduzll Elcr_tric g.'_ Inc., 602 221.14 1357 4111 Caldwell Hardware 622 2.78 135 1,112 Caldwell PLnb. ?c Mg. Co., Inc., 622 9,17 1359 1,119 Clerics Cash Revolving Fl rd 662 5 5.20 1360 14116 D. Z B, Supply Co., 602 1.55 1361 4115 Ernst Fuel Co., 602 13.48 2 4116 Craves-Hold n A.ency 602 1,012.35 1363 4117 Home Lumber & Coal Co., 602 10,11 136L 4113 Idaho Pit ?. Steel 6`12 29.60 li6r 1119 r_dat;o Tire Service , Inc., 602 1.50 1366 4120 Idahn Power Co., r02 189.20 622 530.05 719.25 1367 4121 Interr..osntaip Co., 622 12, 1363 1 4122 Lc!,-,e "afar Ce., 602 11.45 2 4123 "t. States T?1.. °- T =_l. On., 622 19.40 1370 4124 MoNeel Lumber Co., 622 6,98 1.371 1 4125 Nurnberg Scientific Division 622 13.00 1372 fp 26 Pacific State' Cast Iron P1.ne Co,, 602 5.10 603 142.57 ;7.67 1373 14127 E. E. Parmenter 602 2.75 1374 4128 Service Parts Co., 622 6,50 1375 4129 Simpson Blacksmith Shop 622 16.00 1376 L130 Su.riners St.aty, r� Off. Supply= 602 1,50 622 2,79 1439 5.68 1377 4131 Tat - 'phone 642 49.62 1',78 4132 Utah Oil Co., 602 129.20 1379 4133 ',lest Gerco, Trc., 602 3,22 1390 4134 '-7eltcott Cil. Corporation 602 27.50 1351 4135 R. D. Allen 903 3.75 1332 4136 B. & M. Equipment Co., 302 19.09 1333 !:137 3ec!;er Hard^nre Co., 11,32 .75 1502 1..00 1.75 135, 4138 Bennett Plach ne & 7el.di ng 'Works 1302 9.25 1385 4139 Boise Payette Lumber Co., 1102 19.95 1302 6.93 1502 ll.R9 30.76 1326 4140 Boise Malley Parcel Service 1302 ,95 1387 14141 Burns Chevrolet Co„ 1302 ^0.63 1502 L.86 ;5.54 1 39 41Lz Caldval.l .Au'.n Supply 302 --- 1302 53 - 62.38 1322 4143 E1ecLric Co., Irc., 903 35.60 1390 L144 Caldwell Hardware 1.302 27 1391 41 Caldwell Plmb. F: Htp. Co., Inc., 903 720,72 1392 4146 Caldw Sanitary Service 902 12,00 1393 411:7 Caldwell Troy La=Ir, ' Dry Cleaning 802 14.25 139 1,148 Caxton Printers, Ltd., 1x02 78.71 1395 41L9 The Cornwell Tools Co., 802 .90 1, 18.10 19.00 1396 4150 Curt & Hal, Inc., 1302 5.64 1397 4151 L. N. Curtis & Sons 302 223.06 1398 h152 D. & B. Supply Co., Inc., 1.102 12.52 1302 22.65 35.17 1399 4153 Garber Motor Co., 1302 ---- 1502 36.03 39.38 ih00 1 4154 Hoff 3uildi.ng Supply, Inc., 1302 1502 L0.5C 1101 4155 Hoffman Sheet Metal _ 33.75 1302 1.00 1h02 4156 Hc:me Lumbar e Coal Co „ 1302 50,91 1403 14157 Idaho Conc--ct� Pipe Co., Inc., 702 52.1 1404 1 - 158 Idaho Gas Cnm^any 1, 20,29 1405 !,159 Idaho Power Co., 7C2 4,56 902 1.00 1102 13,36 7302 17 2.75 1!02 1,_515.79 2,013.96 11406 14160 Intermountain Fquirment Co., 1302 161.,51 1407 1 4161 Irrigators Lumber Co., 903 L2.55 1.502 6.7 3C 1403 6162 NcY,.: l L +.irber Co., 903 y r .75 V Second reading of Bill No 16 (Trailer It vas moved by Co'mcilnian Luby, seconded by C- r.incilm -an Finley that the rules renuirin¢ that the ding of a Bill on three seoarrte days be susoended ;.nd that Bill ilo 16, be read the — rood time by title the third time in ;ull section by section and placed on the final nassage. The Mayor directed the Clerk call the Poll on the above motion with the followin? result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, th, Luby, Shorb, olnredge =nd Finley. Negative: None. Aosent and not voting: None. The H yor declared motion had massed by the necessary three - fourths ma and directed the Clerk to read Hill Oo 16, the and time by title and the the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. 0 being "Shall Bill No 16 pass ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll on the above stion which resulted as follo'wr: Those votin- in the :.'"ircative were; Vassar, Smith, Luu 5horb, (Eldredge and Finley. Ner;ative: alone. Absent and not voting: None. Thereunon th- Pia3ror declared Bill No 16, had rassed and thn. , Iayor in open session of the Council 1 - i signed and anoroved the Bill and the "Ierk duly sic'ped and attested the same w�ich became Ordinance No. S he Mayor directed the Clerk to make nroper entry of the same and to cease Ordinance I1', 9119 to be, publishec 44 in the 14.w, the official newsoauer of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, City Enl reported Petitions were bein ci.rcnlated nor the forminP of a Local Imorovament )list- I ict. Fortv blocks will be involved if the petitions all come in and will he the largest district the City as formed. Therennon the following R waa or -s nted by Councilman Eldredge, who moved the adoption ( thereof vrhich notion was duly sec eded by Gouncilman Vassar: By CeuncilTzn ':lnredge. 1 BE If RE30LVED , The 1Hiayor and Cicy Clerk be authorized, on behalf of r,h= City, to enter into a I Lease Agreement L,D. No. 18687 with the Oreiron Short LineRailroad `'omoany -Union Pacific Aail -oad ComoatTy or a sewer line crossin;- canner Chamber of Coaurrrc. I" 3nur•and Crookham Street. i SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES CONT_INURD yt, N0. W, - 1. A10. NAIAE FUND DREIBER AND PURPOSE AMOUNT 1409 4167 Loo J. Eason, ''ctor Co., 802 - x8.0 1 4 1410 4164 tut. States Tel -I Tel. Co., 302 113.05 7.04 1 11 0 ILII 4165 News Tribune 1502 25 1412 4166 D. N. Nordling Parts Co., 1302 15.78 1423 1 167 H. E. Par:aenter 1502 2.25 1414 L168 Penny 71ise Drug Store 1502 1.22 1415 4169 Premier Fastner Co., 1302 82.35 1416 4170 Richfield Oil Corporation 1302 117.80 1417 4171 Service Parts Co., 902 .61 1302 25.1;9 26.10 1 413 4172 Simpson Blacksmith Shop 1102 23.70 1502 3.25 26.95 1419 4173 Evorett W. Simpsom 802 12.85 4120 417L Suamers Staty. ' Off. Supply 802 .70 1421 L175 United Radiator Shop 1302 44.35 1 4176 Western Bearings, Inc., 1302 12.97 1123 1,177 Western E Co., 1302 2.18 1424 4178 Western Field Seeds, Inc., 1302 57,00 1L•25 4179 Dean :diller 4702 1,518.00 TOTAL SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES i=- JAH.'60 8,L82,26 TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR NID -JAN 'EO $11,763.L6 E%P;;MITURES BY FUNDS WATER FM SUPPLIES 602 1,754.23 WATER CAP OUTLAY " 603 42,57 TREATME4'm PLANT ° 622 619.43 `l`;ATER GEN OFFICE " 642 81.31 AIRPORT FUND " 702 56.56 FIRE FUND. n 802 440.59 PARK FUED „ 902 13,51 PARK CAP.. OUTLAY " 903 820.37 C]- .`'TERY FUND " 1102 78.18 STREET FUND " 1302 996.09 STREET LIGHTING FUND " 1402 1,815.79 IRRIGATION FUND n 1502 190.35 4fATF7t DEPOSIT REF ^:i'J 662 55.20 L. I, D. # 47 " 4702 1,518.00 TOTAL SPECIAL FUND MID -JAN 0 60 $8,482.28 Second reading of Bill No 16 (Trailer It vas moved by Co'mcilnian Luby, seconded by C- r.incilm -an Finley that the rules renuirin¢ that the ding of a Bill on three seoarrte days be susoended ;.nd that Bill ilo 16, be read the — rood time by title the third time in ;ull section by section and placed on the final nassage. The Mayor directed the Clerk call the Poll on the above motion with the followin? result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, th, Luby, Shorb, olnredge =nd Finley. Negative: None. Aosent and not voting: None. The H yor declared motion had massed by the necessary three - fourths ma and directed the Clerk to read Hill Oo 16, the and time by title and the the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. 0 being "Shall Bill No 16 pass ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll on the above stion which resulted as follo'wr: Those votin- in the :.'"ircative were; Vassar, Smith, Luu 5horb, (Eldredge and Finley. Ner;ative: alone. Absent and not voting: None. Thereunon th- Pia3ror declared Bill No 16, had rassed and thn. , Iayor in open session of the Council 1 - i signed and anoroved the Bill and the "Ierk duly sic'ped and attested the same w�ich became Ordinance No. S he Mayor directed the Clerk to make nroper entry of the same and to cease Ordinance I1', 9119 to be, publishec 44 in the 14.w, the official newsoauer of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, City Enl reported Petitions were bein ci.rcnlated nor the forminP of a Local Imorovament )list- I ict. Fortv blocks will be involved if the petitions all come in and will he the largest district the City as formed. Therennon the following R waa or -s nted by Councilman Eldredge, who moved the adoption ( thereof vrhich notion was duly sec eded by Gouncilman Vassar: By CeuncilTzn ':lnredge. 1 BE If RE30LVED , The 1Hiayor and Cicy Clerk be authorized, on behalf of r,h= City, to enter into a I Lease Agreement L,D. No. 18687 with the Oreiron Short LineRailroad `'omoany -Union Pacific Aail -oad ComoatTy or a sewer line crossin;- canner Chamber of Coaurrrc. I" 3nur•and Crookham Street. i n,on Roll Call the follcNd -ng Councilmen vo—r! in the affiro•,ative: Vassar, Smith, Ludy, Shorb, ' E ldredge and Finley. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. Theren the " declared the motion carried and the Resolution adonted. Thereupon the fo1'.6wing Rs so In ti on was pre s = ^n ted by Councilman Hlareoge who moved the adoption thereof, 7. *Ydch motion i•ras duly seconded by Councilman Shorb: R,7 ON By �ourcilman 'Eldredge B; IT RE;OLVrT, The Mayor and City Clerk be ,nt' ^trued, on behalf of the City, to enter into an A L.D. 17895 with the OreFon Short Line Railroad Company -Union pacific Railroad Company for a I storm sower line crossi.na at Cleveland and 'Wilder Branch. Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative *.,sere: Vassar, Smith, Shorb, Labv, Eldredge end F'inlev. Negative: None. Absent and not votin ^: None. The.reuoon the Y;iyor declared the motion carried and . ;'e 1`solution Roosted. Cpuncilman Vassar brou. up the matter of the deliquent sarbaco cases. City Attorney stated the caste^ had been filed and would come up within the next ten days. Petition of Prank Paine to vacate alley wee arain bre—ht no for disoussion. City En=eer recommended the alley be vacal_.ed, provided the petitioner pat the cost of publish- - ins the ordinances. The City E miner was instructed to contact eir. Paine re,�7ardi nr thi s. Mayor Simmerman presented a nuestionnoire on the location of the Interstate Highway for Council consideration. OuestionnAre to be eirculatedin th^ area directly affected by the high *TTay. Cormehts oy - che Council: Connei].mar Vasa -: I feel the City as a. whole sheeild be contacted. Mover Simmerman: Should the m»stionns.ire be re- written? Councilman. Vassar: I think we should have a fair samrling from the -ntire City an all residents should be viven a voice. Councilman Smith: I feel this npestionnaire �onld he valueless unless F?e have a a sampling from the City at large. I1'. + *as unanimously a..Sreed rot to circulate the rn+esti. onnaire at this time. Mayor gimme —an discussed obtaining, m +it claim deeds from Ross Leiehty and v ollege of Idaho, for street vureoses 'between Cleveland Blvd, and Blaine Street extension, also, if th deeds are executed kkff &a1M the City WcUld agree to make all inprovements in the Putore, including curb, ,?utter and surfacing the City to stand all amense. The City Tnsineer was instructed to notify Mr. Leiehty —d The Col lase of Tdaho. The Mayor anc} Counci], proceeded to study chapter by chanter the proposed new City code. I There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Co:.incilman Smith, seconded by Ccuncilman Shorb that Courcil recess to meet February 1, 1960, Motion carried. Nagor. � City Clerk. - C JT".dC7CL CH t•'. �t R.S P, rBRnAPY 1st, 1960 8:00 P. M. r' The Regular Monthly ":•'imetli o' the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the Citv Hall, frith the Mayor Ed Simmerman presiding. ❑von Roll Call the folloting Councilmen answered oresent: N. 3. "Coley °Smith, Emile Shorb, L. P. 4 =l dredge and T,nlard t'i.nley. A'oeent: Yax Lnby and E. L. Vassar. This b - the time set dT notice for hearing protests to the Assessment Roll of the Caldwell a