HomeMy WebLinkAbout1947-01-20city council minutesin the City Council Chaenbers in the City Hall of the City of Calci.ell, Idaho, the atthorized and usual
meeting place, on the 20th day of January, 1947, at the hour of 8:00 o'Clock P. L., to heat and consider all
such protests theretofore filed anddetermine hether or not to proceed with the said proposed improvements.
"BW order of the @!ayor and Council this 6th day of January, A.D., 1947-
"Ada Hartenbower,
City Clerk".
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Section X. That bonds shall be issued and sold to meet the payments of the costs andecpenses of
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said improvements within the boundaries of Local Street Improvement District No. 17 which is char able to
the abutting, adjoining, contiguous and tributary property and shall be paid for in ten equal annual in-
I, stallments, the first installment to mature within one year&om dace and the last installment in not more
than ten years from date, and shall be numberedfrom one (1) upwards, consecutively, aid shall bear interest
�c. payable semi - annually and said bonds may be sold at not less than par value and the city, for the purpose
of meeting the costs and expenses of such improvements as the same are installed prior to the sale of said
bonds, will issue warrants against the improvement district, payable to the contractor or the proper person,
upon estimates of the City Engineer bearing inter_sL at the Tate of not to exceed seven per cent, per annum,
which warrants together with the interest thereon at the date of the issue of said bonds shall be redeemed
and retired from the proceeds of the sale of said bonds.
Section X1. That the construction of said improvement is necessary for the immediate preservation
� of thie public peace, health, and safety and therefore an emer.;ency exists and this resaiution shall be in
Pill force and effect from and after its passa_;e andapproval.
In response to Roll Call upon said motion, Councilmen voting "Aye" were: ?Shop, Mason, elesen,
Burrell, Thornock and McNeill. "Nay": None, Absent and not voting: None.
Thereupon the Vayor declared the motion carried r. d the Resolution adopted.
Therebeing no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Sloop
seconded by Cuuncilman Burrell that Council adjourn. lJotion carried*
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City Clerk.
COUNCIL CHAIlBTRS,
JANUARY 20th, 1947,
x+%00 P. M.
The Council met on Call of the Nayor pursuant to Call and Acknowledgement of Notice in the
! jfollowing form%
CALL AND ACHNMLrT)GFXF.NT OF MOTICF
We the undersigned, Mayor and members of the City Council of the
City of Caldwell, Idaho, deeaoh hereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting
of said City Council to be held at the co mcil chambors in the City Hall in
the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of 8 o'clock P. M., on the-20th day
of January, 1947 for the transaction of all business in connection with the
following object% for the introduction of Bills Nos 25,26,27 29, 3o, 31
and the convassing of votes cast in the Special Bond Election which object
has been bubmitted;to each of the undersigned in writi� w ��
publication of said notice in said daily ncws.,aper must be Y_led with the City rlerh of the City of Caldwell,
I Idaho, and the City Clerk of the said City of Cald.+ell must make and rile in his office the affidavit �hoviing,
Ilthe filing and mailing of such notices, said notice to be given by the said City Clerk of the said City of
Caldwell and shall be in substantially the follo;d nj7 form;:
11 110TICE OF PAMW7Z OF .'.'.i70LUTZJi] D C AItllaO THE lilT?IITIOU OI' 'ME UYOR AIM COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF CALUMLL, IDAAO, TOCP -,JE AIID F.STULISH LOCAL SIREET 11d,PROVELTIIT TISTRICT NO. �
17, I'M THE PURPOSE OF G3FST: ?;1C I!j3 S'!IT'AB$R CURD? AND GUTTERS AND STREET 100 ALLEY
VALLRYS IN SAID LISIP.ICT Ail F]F TrE PUR? SSE OE SURF011\ ORALING, fill) OILING THE
;TREETn THrF.EIN, ADM FIXING A TI12 ";ITPIN 1,HTC PROs -STS LkY EE FILTiD IN ME OFFICE OF
THE CITY CLPItK AND THE 7'DiE71I1E1, "lll� 312,1 "ILL 9!'. IMARD AM, COIISID 'RI;D BY THE MiiYOR
AND CO INCIL.
°NOTICE IS H- - -TIY PVFc1J, That on the 6th day of January, 19117 , the M lyor and tor,,cil of the City of
l iCald,ell -, Canyon County, Idaho, duly passed Res:lution Imo 1, v:hich was thereupon a,,,roved by the ?'.ayor, ce-
`claring the intention o1' the rayor and Council of theCity o1 Cddwell, Idaho, to create and establish Local
Street Improvement District 7!0. 17 of said city, for the p %irpose of constructing tharein suitable curbs
sand gutters and street and alley valleys on each ::ide of the hev. liter designated and desrribed stnet' and
,avenues, exreptinr those portions of said streets and -venues only where curbs, Euttcrs, street and alley
valleys are now in place; and e�:cepting he Sou'theastenv sine of 21st Avermefrom its intersection with
I �Arthur Str._et to its intersection with `mine Street and for the parpose of surfacinL, ErecinC., and oiling
the hereafter designa Led and described streets and avenues, said streets and avenues Bien; as ivlluws,',
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?fain Street from its intersection pith 11th Avenue, to its
intersection viith 12th Avenue;
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Arthur Street from its inter:,ectio,i with 11th Avenue to and
includin-, its intersection ;,ith :1st Avenue:
Blaine Street from its intersection with 20th Avenue to and
including its intersection with 21st Avenue,
11th Avenue from its intersection •r,ith plain Street to its
intersection with thi
Nr a r Street,
12th avenue from its i- ntcrsection with Vain Street to its
intersection i:ith Arthur Street:
10th Avenue from its intersection with rthur t t
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S ree to its
intersection with Blaine Street,
11th Avenue from its int-rsection -.UL- 1 "An Street to it-
inter:.ection v:ith 5laine Street;
'j Each of leth "venue, 111th ILvenue, 15th Avenue, 16th Avenue,
17t: Avenue, 18th Avenue, 19th Avenue and 20th Avenue
from the fnter:;ectivn .).l each of these Avenues :,ith
Arthur Street to the inter::ectfon of each of t u se
Avenues uiti: 9laine Street.
21st Avenue from its intersection with Arthur Street to its
intersection with Clevaland Boulevard,
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"That the estimated cost of said improvements provided for in said resolution is the -IM of
$33,000 said improvements to be constructed of Portland cement concrete, for curbs, gutters, street and
alley valleys, m d earth, gravel, an d o: If for the surfacing, grading, and cilinC of the streets, the costs
andexpenses of the improvements including intersections, shall be char_:ed and assessed upon the property
+.included in the improvement district in proportion to the benefits derived, each lot and parcel of land
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;shall be separagely assessed for the debt thereof in proportion to the n of square feet of such lots
and lands abutting, adjoining, contiguous, and adjacent thereto, or included in the improvement district;
which resolution is on rile in tha oi'fice of the City Clerk of the Cit., of Caldr:ell, to which reference is
hereby made for further in! or,uaLion in re,ard hereto.
"IIOTICF IS iURTHEP. OIUEN, That oz,ners of lands and lots within the boundaries of said proposed
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improvement district who may desire to protest a the mt1einC of said improvements or against the
creating of said improvement district may file such protest in writing in the oi'fice of the City Clerk at
any time boibre 5;00 o'clock p.m., on the 'loth day of January, 190, and the player and Council will meet
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On Roll Call the following councilmen answered present-. J. R. Sloop L. L.Burrell 0. L. Thornock II
d R. H. McNeill. Absent; Leo J. Mason aid Pete Olesen,
1 11m Bayhouse, Jim Vermaas, Harold Engle, Claire weeks, Les Summers and L. L. Hurst, Jr., were
'present and discussed with the Mayor and Co mail resubmitting for vote the Special Bond Election.
Mr. 0. H. Toll-man presented the First Amended Plat Block 58 E 59 Colden Gate Addition to C
Idaho for the ajorval of the Ttayor and Council.
Moved by Thornock, seconded by Burrell that the City approve this plat. Motion carried,
Thereupon Councilman Thornock, introduced Bill No 25, entitled=
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AN ORDTFIAl {C.. CREATING A1vL' ESTABLISHING A LCC�uL STftE..i Z9PROVEh1ENT DISTRICT TO A� CALLED iU1D KNOWN P;
A IIWVAL SiRkF.T I4f OVER PdT «IISTRICT NO. 17 FOR THE CITY OF CA1VZLL, IDAHO", DESIGNATING THE S'1REFTS AND
AVENUES AND POINTS BE= ".SEEN WRICH SAID IDtPROVEMENT IS 1'0 T, E IAADS; ARID PROVIDING FOR THE CONSVJRCTION OF
GMS, GUTTERS, tiVD STREET AND ALI.FY VALIEYS IN SAID DISTINCT WITH LXCEPTIONS THEF:E10 STATED AND PROVIDING
FOR 'CEO; SURFACING, CRfLDING, IilJD OILING OY THE STREETS „IJD AVENUES THEREIN; PROVIDING THAT THE COST AND EX-
PFNSE OF THE 5A1'D INPROVE6EIJT SHALL RE TAXED AND ASSESSFD UPON ALL OF THE P,OPERTY WITHIN THE SAID IMPROVE -
I' 1' ENT DISTRICT ABUTTING, ADJOINING, CONTIGUOUS, AIM ADJACENT TO THE PORTION of SAID STREETS AND %VENUES 50 l
Ik�PROUFD; NEESCRIVING TEL tff.THOD OI SUCH ASSESSI:4FTIT AND PAYr�NT TF.*-;H "r,OF'; DIRECTING TRF. CITY CLERK TO ADVFRTISt
F AND RECEIVF. BIDS FOR SUCH IU:TERIAL.S AS khY B3 DESIONATID BY THE COUNCIL FOR SUCH ILTP.OVE6ENT AND OF
DOINC THE WORK AND LABOR FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THIS SAET'; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS, OR ORDERS
OR PARTS THEREOF IN C1 LIC1' HEREIIITEI AND DECLARING AN EITRGENCY.
which was read for the first time and the �o mcil proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 25.
Thereupon Councilman McNeill introduced Bill No 26, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE ARTNDING SECTION 4 -105 OF =[ CAIVITLL CODE OF 1942 (AS AeFNDFD BY ORDINANCE NO.
1 648 AAD BY ORDINANCE No. 668 AND DY ORDINANCE N0. 679) TO INCLUDE '71THIN THL bOUNDAHIHS OF ''D" COiNERCIAL
iSONE OF 177 CITY OF CAL^ ",ELL, IDMiC, THE FOLLOwI110 DF.SC - -IBFD PROPERTY; C0!2_-rNCING AT THE INTERSECTION OF
INDIANA AV3NUE AND CLEVELAND BOULFVARD IN THE CITY 0 1 ' CLIM711, IDAHO; RUNNING THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG
THE SOUTT'.T ^TERLV LI14E Of CIZVELA ?D BOULEVARD TO ITS INTERSECTION 7 1ITH THE SOUTH LINE OF SECTI0I4 26, 'TOWN -
SHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE 3 '.'LEST OF THE BOISE MERIDIAN IN CAWYJV COUNTY, IDAHO; RUNNING THENCE 1VEST Ai17NG SAID
SOUTH LINE OE SAID SECTION 26 TO A POINT DISLLNT 120FEET AT A RI''HT ANGLE TO SAID SOUTH1,MS'F'ERLY LItIE OF
CLEVELAND BOULEVARD; R;MFING THENCE 'dORTM;'FST ON A LINE PARALLEL TO AND 120 FEET DISTANT F 8011 THE SOUTH -
;;ESTERLY LINE OF CLE9ELiOM BOULEV.ArD TO THE POINT OF INTEPSECTION WITH THE EAST LINE OF INDIANA AVENUE;
RUNNING THENCE NORTH TO l'HE POI14T 01' 9FCINNINC PFOVIDITJG THE EFE'ECTIVE DATE 01 THIS ORDINANCE' D-
Ix9 ; ATD PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF' ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HERE -
with;
!which was read for the f'ir.,t time aid the uouncil proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 26.
RESOLUTION
1' COUNCTILIAN MCNE -111.
Upon motion of Councilman Lcmeill, seconded by Councilman Thornock, the following resolution was
proposedt
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WHEREAS This date an Ordinance was introduced for passaLe by the City Council and approved by the
Mayor of the City of Caldwell, Idi3:o, aji endin;; Section 4 -105 of the Caldwell Code of 1942 to alter the
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boundaries of ''D" Commercial Zone of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, by including therein the following des -
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cribed real property, to -wit;
Uommencing at the intersection of Indiana Avenue and Cleveland Boulevard in the City of
Caldwell, Idaho; yenning thence southeasterly along the southvresterly line of Cleveland
1{ Boulevard to its intersection with the south line of Section 26, Township 4 North, Range
3 west of the Boise Meridian in Cayon County, Idaho; running thence West alone said south
III line of sr_id Section 26 to a point distance 120 feet at 'a right angel to said southwesterly
line of Cleveland Boulevard to the point Of intersection with the east line of Indiana
Avenue; running thence north to the point of beginning.
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B7 IT RESOLVED:
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That in accordance with the procedure provided in section 4 -922 of the Cad— 11 Code of 1942;
(a) The Ordinance as so proposed be submitted to the Board of adjustment of the City of Caldwell,
L Idaho, for its recommendation andre ,jort.
(b) A public hearing be held by the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the Council
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Chambers in the City Hall of said City of Caldwell on the 10th day of February, 1947, at the hour of 8:00
o'clock P. M., Mountain Standard Time; aid
Cc) The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to give notice of said public hewing by pub -
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ation of a notice thereof in The Caldwell News- Tribune, a newspaper printed and published in the City
Caldwell, Idaho, in two issues tiare:of published on January 21, 19117 and January 22, 1947
In response to roll call upon said motion Councilmen voting"ayee were. Sluop, Burrell, McNeill
and Tharnock. ffnaye, Vrone. Absent and not voting: Mason and Olesen.
There upon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted.
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Thereupon Councilman Kcreill introduced Bill ho 27, entitled:
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AN ORDI14ANCE Al E'NMNQ SuCTLM 4 -102 01 ThE C:.LLL" CODE Of' 1942 (AS AYEIQDED BY OPI +Ii1AIj U'E W. U47,
ORDINAYCE !]0. 667 AM 0 Lf1iAaCE :Ll. 662) BY JT'�HIWd ki G,,,i?' _LW TRL I'07NDiui11S 0} "All aESID'iiCE _'JIM 1 THE
CITY 01 CAM.'LLL, ID..k'0; FE&VI„rfi!o ihF "uirEC'I1H5 D,.iL Oi 1,11S Oi;'.Tla IXE; ni?l _'I -.OJID iil 1HL REPEAL Ol ALL
OIV1lEdNCE3 Iid CoMiLICt _e_. .:Ylr,.
which vas road for the first time and the Gooncil proceeded to a cousideration of Pill No 27.
RESCJ,UTIOt!
BY COUNCIU,%N MCITEIL6.
Upon motion of �o,ncilman ?!ctleill seconded by Councilmen Thornock, the following resolution - ..as
proposed:
1 1 ,11nREAS, This date an Ox•dinace was introduced for passage by the City Co a,,proved �,- the
i'ayor of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, amending Eection 4 -102 of the Caldwell. Code of 1942 by altering and
chanEin„ the boundaries of °A" Residence Zone of the City of Caldwell, Idaho;
BE IT RESOLVED;
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That in accordance with the procedure provided i,i Section 4 -922 of the Caldwell Code of 1942;
(a) The Ordinance as so proposedbe submitted to the Board of Adjustment of the City of Caldwell, I
Icsho, for its recommendvtion and report,
(b) i. public herring; be held by the City Council of t:e it, of Galdticell,Idaho, at. the Council
Chambers in the City Hall of said City of Caldwell, on the lith day of lebrWdry, 1947, a;. tree hour of 6:00
o'clock F. N., ➢iountamn Standard 'rime; and
(c) The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to �,ive notice of sdd public h arine by pub- Ij
lication of a notice thereof in The Caldwell News-Tribune, a newspaper printed and published in the City
of Calchtoll, Idaho, in two issues thereof published on January 21, 1947 aid January 22, 1947.
In response to roll caLi aeon sal d motion, Councilmen vot:ine '-aye'- were; Sloop, Burrell, 'Thornock
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and ffiCNeiLl. '-nays None. Absent and not votin Yason and Olesen.
There upon the Vavor declared the motion carried and tae uesolution adopted.
Thereupon Councilman IucNeill, introduced Hill No 2b, entitled:
All 01MINANGE A' diD''P'C SECTI011 4 -103 OF THE CALr.•rLL COD.' )1 1942 (AS A:Ehrrr) BY XMIIWNCE N0. 642,
ORT,INANCB NO. 649, AND OR-' :!, I.CE T.'0. 655 AND ORDI'IANCE :.). 680) BY dLTER11;7, KND CHANGING THE B0011U Ti T=1
'Dr 'tB" Rr, %ID':11C7 ZONE OF 1^H CI'i"%. OI CA=. ALL, ID.tHO; PLJ'IlDfhrO ^ li - ii. FFFECTZTT PATE OF TATS ORDI'7,NCE; and
rPO71; DG T!M RnPP {l, )F AU TiD1:7j1'"ES ?:. C)i!i I,73T � °:•Sl': TTII.
which r+ss r for the first tune and the Council proceeded to a considr,ritix� of Bill No 28.
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BY CO'Ji;CIr�N.!.ld
'Jpon motion of CouncilmatllclJeill, seconded by Councilman- Thornock, the follovr nC resolution was proposed.
'i7HER.A9 This date an Ordinance was introduced .or passage by the City Council and approved by the I
-wor of the City of Caldwell., Idaleo, .vnendj.ng Section 4 -1.03 of the Caldwell Code of 1942 by altering and I
chan;;inl; the boundaries of 11 F.esidence Zone of the ti .t, r Cddwetl, Tri.!:e;
BE 1T RMV7D:
That 1n accordance rc_th the procedure provided ir• Section 4 -922 ox the Caldwell Curie of 191.12;
(a) The Ordinance as so proposed be submitted to the Board of .:,rijustment of the City of Cald,.-.11, '
Idaho, for its recommendation ndrnport.
(b) A public hearing tie held by the Uity Council of t.ie Cii,y ii Caldwell, rdalio, at the Council
Chambers in the City gall of said City of Cnlrlirell on the 10th dTr of Februar ^, 1947, at the hour of 6;00
o'clock P. i'., Lount.ain St.;ndard Time; and
(c) The City Clerk is herby ordered, and directed Lo give notice of said public hearing by
ublicutian n o •a a _ s
p i r� n dice thereof' in The Cald,.et1 „ews- 1'rib�:uv , a newspaper Hinted and uhli�hed in the City
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of Caldwell, Idaho, in two issues thereof
ereof published on Januay 21, 1947 and January 22, 1947.
In response to toll call upon said motion, Councilman voting - -ayrr" were: Sloop, Burrell, Thornock
rend Ycireill l- nayl': None. J,bsent and not votinG: haaon :na Olesen.
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Thereupon the [ayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted.
Thereupon Councilman Burrell, introduced Bill No 29, entitled:
AN 0=1110CE n 713 i:ING S' "CfIJPI 4 - 1 OF THE CAy L5 COD^ 01' 1942 AS Aa_EidDED BY OCDIMMICE ic0. 636)
1 nnvinlmn 9 4TRICPI DES 1 j?011 STRJCT;7 =- , INCL56ItTi ^'JIJ NG L1ir-S, SET -BACK IN "&' RESIDENCE ZONE, ANN
PROVIDING FOR LINITATIONS UPON 1AINi-111ANCE OF LI7^,T7)rK IN sB° RE'IDENCE ZONE; PM VIDING THE EFFE'CTIV. DATE
1 10F TU 3FS)INAXE, AND PROVIDING FOR T E REPEAL OF ALL ORDINI}JaCES OR PARTS 01 ORDINltNCES 114 C JNI-LICT HERE- j
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which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 29.
Thereu.�on Louncilaan Sloop introduced Bill No 30, entitled= k '
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AN ORDINAME du.:!:I^ - •ING SECTION 4 -910' oF 71E CA.LIJ`..7LL CODE OF 1942 " ITH RESPECT To LSAINTEvIrCE of
i.I'rESTOCK Ill THE CI'171 3; CALD'7ELL, IPA1'O; PP.OVIDI:IC. FOR fEr REPEAL OF ALL ORDIIO2PS OF, PAI:TS 01 GRLIWICES
IN CONFLICT 7,REI i'.ND PEOVIDING THE EA'1''ECTIVE ; "ATE OF THIS CRDINAI
�iwhich was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a Consider•aLio:' of Bill No 30.
Thereupon Councilman Sloop, introduced Bill No 31, entitled:
:1N ORAINkPtCE AiENDING 3ICTI311 1 -229 CAiE=ELL CODE OF 1942 AS PREVIOUSLY IaIENDFD BY ORDL"IANCE 110.
1627 AND BY ORDINAIiCE 1 646 OF TPS C i rY Or CALi :LLL, IDA110, 114CRLISI IG THE 031PENSATION FOR SEI VICES OF
I, SLICE JUDGE,; AND PROVEIING Ali EFFECTIJC . FOR TF'IS ORDP,(tiiCE TO TA'r."C' EFFECT.
1which Iva:: read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 31.
Application for Taxi Cab License was presented to the 1 :ayor and council, by Sam Patterson, the
,fee accompanying the application.
Lwo ed by Burrell, seconded by Thornock that this License be granted. Notion carried.
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)application for Taxi Cab license was presented to the alayor and Cauncil by Ernest Leland F +,aeon,
!the fee accompanying the application.
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Vowed by Murrell, seconded by Thornock that this license be _ ranted. Notionrarried.
d Thereupon the matter of the covass of the election returns for the Special 61unicipd.Dond Election,l
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iheld in the City of Caldwell on the 13th day of January, 1947, came on for consideration. The City Clerk
then preserted to the council the returns of the election fromeach of the voting places, the ballots cast
^ 'iat the election and all other pertinent data. The City Council thereupon proceeded to canvass the results
of said election and to incorporate their findings and determinations into the form of the following
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resolution, which was introduced in written form by 0. L. Thornock and pursuant to motion made by 0. L.
I Thorriock and seconded by L. E. Burrel)., was adopted by Liic folloorii,g vote: --
Ayer R. 11. L.c;leill, D. L. ilinonock, L. E.Burrell and J. Randall Sloop,
llayi Ilene.
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Absent and not voting: Leo J. llason and Pete Olesen.
The resolution was thereupon sigied by the 1 attested by the City Clerk, was ordered recorded :
I Ind is as follows:
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A RESOLUTION convassing the results of an election
held in the City of Calavaell on January 13, 1947, on the
authorization of three bond issues of said city and
determining the results of said election.
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IEiEAFgS on No enber 22, 19L6, the City Council of the City of Caldvell adapted Ordinance Number
G87 calling an election to be held in said city on Jauary 13, 1947,.for tin purpose of submitting to the
(qualified electors of the c ity who are taxpayers thereof, the propositions hereinafter set out; and ,I
WHEREAS said election has teen duly;held pursuant to the provisions of said ordinance and to the
provisions of the Constitution and Laws of Idabo, and the results thereof have been canvassed by the City
Council, and a complete investiLation has been made by the council as to the manner in vdUch said election
j irras held and as to the re;;ularity, , thereof ;
it 110"1, TF.EELFORE Be It Resolved by the I:ayor and council of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, II I
. ldaho, as follows=]
Section 1. That a special election was held in the City of Caldwell on January 13, 1947, at whichi
"election there were submitted to Lhu qualified electors of said city who are taxpayers thereof, the follow-
ing propositions:
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PROPOSITION rr;n�?ER ].
Shall the city of Caldy+cll, Idaho, i:.sue and sell its ne�,otlable coupon bonds
to the amoAnt of fi100,000 for the purpose of providing funds vrith which to
construct and equip a Are station building and acquire fire fighting equip-
ment, as more fully provided in Ordinance Thtmber 687, adopted on November
22, 1907
PROPOSITION NUIMEP 2
Shall the City of Caldr +ell, Idaho, issue and sell its ne;;otiable coupon
bonds to the amount of ;.25,000 for the purpose of providin:� funds with
which to construct and equip a public building for a city hall, as more fully
provided in Ordinance J!umber 687, adopted on P!ebember 22, 19464
PROPOSITIXI NL7:MM 3
Shall the City of Caldwell, Idaho, Issued and sell ;its negotiable coupon
bonds to the ai:o nt of 125,000, for the pur ose of providing funds with
which to construct and lay out streets in said city, as more fully provided
in Ordinance Number 687, adopted on November 22, 1946 4
Section 2. That notice of the calling of said election was duly and legally g iven by the publication
of an appropr a notice in The Caldwell News= Tribune, a newspaper printed, published and hating general
circulation in the City of Caldwell, on December 4 to 7, inclusive, December 9 to 14, inclusive, December
16 to 21, inclusive, December, 23, 24, 2;, 27 and 2B, in:lusive, December 30 and 31, all :in 1946, and
January 1 to It, inclusive, January 6 to 11, inclusive, in 1947, for a total;of thirty -three publications, h
which publications constituted every issue of said newspaper published form December 4, 1946 to January 11,
1947, inclusive, it
Section 3. That the polls at said election were opened at 9;00 olclock k. �:. and remained open
continuously until and closed at the hour of' -7:00 otclock P. '..L, at each of the following voting places; 11
VIARD HUMBER 1 - Canyon County Courtho'lse
WARD NIUMM 2 - The Club Romms in the Bigh School Building
!Card Number 2 - City Hall
section 4. That only persons who were on said Tanuary 13, 1947, qualified electors of the City
of Caldwell and taxpayers thereof - , properly registered and possessing the qualifications of residents,
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were p6rr�twa to vote at said election, and that no qualified elector was refused the ri_ht to vote at
said election.
Section 5. That the ballot .ised at said election was in the torm prescribed by law and by said
Ordinance Number 687. -
Section 6 . That the results of said election were, and are hereby formally found and determined
to be as follows:
PROPOSITION N:lESR 1
Polling Place Number of Votes
in favor
' Number 1 - Canyon County Courthouse 72
'.^yard Number 2 - The Club Room in the
High School Building
^'ard Number 3 - City Hall J
PRJ "OSITIDN NUMER 2
Polling place
1 3ard Number 1 - Canyon County Courthouse
1 "ard Number 2 - The Club Roam in the
High School Building
1 7ard Number 3 - City Hall
235
60
Number of Votes
in favor
79
229
58
Number of Votes
Against
72
132
55
(dumber of Votes
Against
65
132
55
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PROPOSITION IMXER 3
Polling Place
'.Yard Number 1 - Canyon County Courthouse 911 115
Ward Number 2 - The Club Rooms in the
High School building 253 109
:lard Number 3 - City Hall 79 37
Section 7. That it is therefore found, determined and declared that each Proposition Nunber
i and Proposition Nmber 2 failed tocarry by a majority of more than two - thirds of the qualified electors
he are taxpayers of the city, voting at said election, and each of those propositions are hereby declared
defeated; that it is found further, and determined and declared that Proposition dumber 3 was carried by
a majority of more than tyro- thirds of the qualified electors who are taxpayers of the city, voting at said
, ,election and accordingly Proposition No3 is hereby declared carried at said election; that said election I
,was in all thinJs held and conducted in strict compliance with law, and that the City Cpuncil is authorized I ,
to proceed with the sale and issuance of the bonds speciiied in Proposition Number 3,
There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Sloop,
seconded by Councilman Thornock that council adjourn. Notion carried. ';
Mayor.
City Clerk.
III COUNCIL CHJ- .B -:RS,
JANUARY 27th, 1947.
The Council met on Call of the hrayor pursuant to Call and. Acknowledge,.ent of Notice in the
. Louring Torre: CALL AND ACIQIOV7.F.DOEVENT CF NCTICE
1
Pte the undersigned, t:ayor and members of the City Council 01 then • ri
City of Caldwell, Idaho, doaach hereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting c
of said City Council to be held at tiie council chambers in the City Hall in
the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hoar of 8 otclock P. M., od the 27th day
o
?�• i connection with the
' usiness n n
f January, 19117
, , for the transaction of all
following object; for the introduction of No. 32, the second reading of Bills
pTo 25 , 26, 27 28, 29 30 and 31 which object has been submitted to each of the
undersigned in writing.
i
Mayor. /
C —� vnci � e l n �i
ouq� a7 ounc m
- -Cc nc an Councliman
on Roll Call the followine Lounc lmen answered present: J. R. Sloop, Leo J. yasen, L. E. Burrell,
i;0• L. Thornock and R. H. McNeill. Absent: Pete Olesen.
I I I The following letter was read by the Mayor:
mayor and City Council January 27, 19117
ii Caldwell, Ida•o.
Ja
Dear Sirs: m }ary
Ills The C Business lien's Association, in rugular session Tnesday,�2lst, 19117,
discussed the possibility of holding another bond election for the purpose of building a tlew fire
r
st in the city of „aldvrell
j sta n S , L:aho.
Action by this ' was referred to a special committee to 7e appointed b;� the presiding officer
of tt:e Business lien's Association. Jr. James 5JUthwick, Vice- President of the business lien's Association ,
appointed this committee which met in the Chamber of Commerce office Wonday, January 27, 19117, for the
' purpose of discussing, this issued. hr. James Vermaas, President o1 the Caldwell Junior Chamber of Commerce,
,met with this committee and uiscussed a probable petition that the Junior Chw ber of Commerce would circulate,
I among the taxpayers of Caldwell.
The committee of the Business Eenrs /association is heartily in accord with the object of this
petition and hereby asks that you and your coamcil members take favorable action on said petition.
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Number of Votes
in favor
Number of votesi
Against
'.Yard Number 1 - Canyon County Courthouse 911 115
Ward Number 2 - The Club Rooms in the
High School building 253 109
:lard Number 3 - City Hall 79 37
Section 7. That it is therefore found, determined and declared that each Proposition Nunber
i and Proposition Nmber 2 failed tocarry by a majority of more than two - thirds of the qualified electors
he are taxpayers of the city, voting at said election, and each of those propositions are hereby declared
defeated; that it is found further, and determined and declared that Proposition dumber 3 was carried by
a majority of more than tyro- thirds of the qualified electors who are taxpayers of the city, voting at said
, ,election and accordingly Proposition No3 is hereby declared carried at said election; that said election I
,was in all thinJs held and conducted in strict compliance with law, and that the City Cpuncil is authorized I ,
to proceed with the sale and issuance of the bonds speciiied in Proposition Number 3,
There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Sloop,
seconded by Councilman Thornock that council adjourn. Notion carried. ';
Mayor.
City Clerk.
III COUNCIL CHJ- .B -:RS,
JANUARY 27th, 1947.
The Council met on Call of the hrayor pursuant to Call and. Acknowledge,.ent of Notice in the
. Louring Torre: CALL AND ACIQIOV7.F.DOEVENT CF NCTICE
1
Pte the undersigned, t:ayor and members of the City Council 01 then • ri
City of Caldwell, Idaho, doaach hereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting c
of said City Council to be held at tiie council chambers in the City Hall in
the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hoar of 8 otclock P. M., od the 27th day
o
?�• i connection with the
' usiness n n
f January, 19117
, , for the transaction of all
following object; for the introduction of No. 32, the second reading of Bills
pTo 25 , 26, 27 28, 29 30 and 31 which object has been submitted to each of the
undersigned in writing.
i
Mayor. /
C —� vnci � e l n �i
ouq� a7 ounc m
- -Cc nc an Councliman
on Roll Call the followine Lounc lmen answered present: J. R. Sloop, Leo J. yasen, L. E. Burrell,
i;0• L. Thornock and R. H. McNeill. Absent: Pete Olesen.
I I I The following letter was read by the Mayor:
mayor and City Council January 27, 19117
ii Caldwell, Ida•o.
Ja
Dear Sirs: m }ary
Ills The C Business lien's Association, in rugular session Tnesday,�2lst, 19117,
discussed the possibility of holding another bond election for the purpose of building a tlew fire
r
st in the city of „aldvrell
j sta n S , L:aho.
Action by this ' was referred to a special committee to 7e appointed b;� the presiding officer
of tt:e Business lien's Association. Jr. James 5JUthwick, Vice- President of the business lien's Association ,
appointed this committee which met in the Chamber of Commerce office Wonday, January 27, 19117, for the
' purpose of discussing, this issued. hr. James Vermaas, President o1 the Caldwell Junior Chamber of Commerce,
,met with this committee and uiscussed a probable petition that the Junior Chw ber of Commerce would circulate,
I among the taxpayers of Caldwell.
The committee of the Business Eenrs /association is heartily in accord with the object of this
petition and hereby asks that you and your coamcil members take favorable action on said petition.
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