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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1944-01-27city council minutesI x:.33 AN ORDINANCE RECITING THE PASSAGE, ArPRO.'AL AND PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE 110. 631; D'MTERWINING THAT NO OBaECTION TO THE VACATION Or TEAT PORTION OF ALBANY STREET.IN CALD7.TLL, IDAHO, EXTENDING NORT77ESTER= FROM ITS INTDRSECTION WITH THIRD All—NUE, HAS BEETS MADE OR FIXED, AND TFAT NO CLAITi OR CLAP. - S FOR DAMIAGES - - - T_CH ","IOULD BE SUSTAINED B'.,' RI -ASON TFEREOF NAVE BLTN FILED: DETERY7NINO THAT =, VACATTIF OF SAID PORTIC" OF ALB4N STREET IS TO THE BEST INT -RESTS AND ADVANTA' B OF THE CITY-OF CALDV.TLL AUD ITS CITIZENS AND_•PHOPERT`l OWNERS: VACATING SAID PORTIOTT OF A7,:3ANY STREET: AND RT;PEALINO ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CINFLICT HERRWITH. Which was.r©sdfbr'�`^.ef.`.ret, time and the Council proceeded to a consider,tion of Bill No. 7,. It w as moved by,Prashsr, seconded by Clasen that the rules requiring that the reading of a bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No 7, be read the second time by title end the third time in full, section by section and placed on its final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to ca ll the roll on the above motion with t':e following result- T`oce voting in the ff1r7 were: Sloop Newnan, Clesen, Finck, Thornock and Fras'.:er. - Those voting in the negative weracf None. Absent and not noting; None. The mayor declared j the motion had carried uy the recessnry three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read /till No 7, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Billas directed, The question then T.eing "Shall ,rill Nib 7 pass ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll on the a...ova question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were: Sloop, Clesen, Ne,.m,.n, Finck, Thornock and Fresher. Those voting in the negative were: None. Absent and n,t eotirg: none. Thereupon the Mayor declared 3111 'To 7, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly si.;nod and a pproved the :111, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same wlich became Ordinance No. 632. Thq Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance 532, to be punished in the Caldwell Nevrs- Tribune the of__ °icial newspaper of the City of C "ld Icla'o. . The Mayor appointed t11e followinL Committee to make en inspection trip of southern Idaho Airports; Councilmen fresher, Newman e,nd Olssen,. 'Tr. I.V. T. ISimbrough requested the City to clean up the Red Cross Rest Room. The t"ayor referred t':is matter to Councilman Newman. There T,.eing no furt'_er .usiness to come before the Council it was moved by Cc-nellmen Frashor, seconded by Co'meilman Finck.tlhat Co adjourn. GTotion c„rrled. Mayor. City Clerk. COUNCIL CFIAF,:L2RS, JANUARY 27th., 1944, 8:00 r, P^, The Council oft-the Ci'tg of Caldma li conuenedoibrSpscial Session in the Council Room of the City Hall pursuant to a call of tt1e Ma or, with the President of the Council, E. R. Fresher, presidi, On Roll Call t?1e following Councilmen answered present: E. E. Fresher, J'. Rcnda Sloop, Pete Oles_n, P. E. Newman. Absent: Mayor, Thurlow iSryand, John rinek and 0. 1„ Thornock. The Actinb Mayor informed the Council the meeting was called to take up the matter of a Federal Housing Project for the City of Caldwell. Yessera Thomas.L. I- Tansen, Project Advisor, Norman r. Plummer, Land n_dvisor and Victor U. J. Jones; Architect- Engineer representing t " -,e Fadoral Public ITO"sing Authority were present. I �I After discussing the proposed project t' £ollor-ing R was presented 1 j to the Mayor and Council by Comciinan Ne , T =01 r!'_" I Or BY FR7D rr]y 7. A IV. J A R,0T,7TION D'F,7CTING TI''.E CITY CL^FUTO rUBLISH '_'OTICE OF INT`2'?TION TO LEASE R7AL PROF, ,RTM. ,".iL::r'A5, the City of Cald Idn'u, is the owner of real property situated In Canyon 0 o::7ty, Stu to of Idn'io, described as follows, to -wit; and, Commencing at the TIorthwont corner of the Y, E of the PTE1- of Section 22, Township 4 North, Rnn6e 3 ':lest of the i;oise r: ^eriGian, kn the City of Cald- well, Canyon County, Idaho, and running thence south on the west line of. said NF- of `IE-• s distance of 34%, foot, thence N 89 -40t E. and parallel to the North line of said NE1 of IM a distance of 40.00 feet to the true of.-'beginning, of'beginning, 'thence continue TT £s9 -40 E. a cistanee of.6c8.00 feet, thence run S':'7 $e *`W. a 'Istnnce o£ 28u.50 feet to the point of inter- section with the North - westerly line of Stmball Avenue, thence run S.43c.25+ ID. on the said line of — imball Avenue a distance of 819.70 feet, t'- sun S. 690 -481 ! n distance of 65.15 feet to ti-e point of intersection oath the East line of U. - S. Highway 930 thence run ?T. o - 12 1 W. on the said line of U.S. Hi€ hway jj30 o.nd parallel to the "'est line of tho I aforessid NE4 of TIE- a distance of 875.90 foot to the true point of b egi: and containing 6.92 acres more or less. IVfiERF.AS, s aid property was not acquired, or used as a pu''Llic perk, playground, or public building site, and that the interest to be leased in the P.._ove described property is not needed for municipal purposes, and, 115TRrAS, it is desirous to 1 ass, an tntereFt in said property to the United States of America acting by and through the Federal Public Rousing Authority. MITIREUPOII, it 77as moved by Councilman Newman, seconded by Councilman Sloop, that said Resolution be adopted. Motion carried. PA 17"r b V Council t' is .27th., day of January!, 194 . APPROVIy by the Acting Mayor this 27th da of Sanu 4, Fes dent'oE the, Council and Acting Mayor City Clark. Applic ^tions for reyr;. E"m ;,iccr.se r.I read from Rummy ' and ;Filson Seer and Lunch, ti , e f,-,e accompanying- ach applieetion. carried. Moved by Olesen, seconded by *Iowrman that t: license be grouted. Motion Bhere being no further - 'zsiness to come before the Council it wras moved by Councilman Sloop, seconded by Councilman Olesen that Council adjourn. Motion carried.