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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1946-02-04city council minutes7j 1946. Chairman Thornock then called upon three persons in attendance at the meeting for presentntion of objections and clams for damages arising from the vacation of those portions of streets. Oral objections , -:Jere presented. NO claim oP claims for damages to any citizen or owner of property in the City of Caldwell, arising from the vacation of those portions of streets were presented either In wfiting or verbally at or prior to this meeting. After the verbal objections had been heard, it was moved by Councilman McNeill, seconded by Councilman Burrell, that the following Resolution be adopted: RESOLUTION. J By Councilman R4cNei11. WHEREAS, This is the meeting and the time set by Ordinance No. 654 for filing and consideration of objections end claims for damages by citizens and property owners of the C9ty of Caldwell, Idaho, arising from the Application of t! College of Idaho, for the vacation of portions of 23rd Avenue and Hazel Street in the City of Caldwell, I'eho, end d eecribed in said Ordinance; and IN'TERRAS, It appears that fOUr petitions presenting objections to vacating those portions of streets have at this meeting been filed and objections thereto have been pre - sented in person by petitioners upon said petitions. BE IT RESOLVED That the consideration of said Application and the objections thereto filed this date in the fortA of ^etitions and presented verbally at this melting 3 by petitioners in said petitions be continued to the regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, to be held on the 4th day of February, 1946, Upon Roll Call it appeared that the motion was unanimously carried. There being no further business to cones efore the Council It was moved by COuncilman6TeN8111, seconded by Councilman Burell the Council adjourn. Motion carried. / Temporary Ch irman. City Clerk, C011TCIL CFIAHBERS, 17BRUARY 4th, 1946, B :00 P. ra. The Regular *Tonthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Connell Room of the City Fail, wit(! the Va =or C. L. Crookham, Jr., presiding. On Roll Ce11 the following Councilmen answered present: J. R. Sloop, Leo J. iTaso , _ Pete Olesen, L. E. currell, 0. L. Thornock and R. H. YcDTeill. The °!.,yor inforred the Council and citizens in attendance thereto the meeting was continued from the Specinl "eeting of Januar-i 14th, for consideration of the appli- cation of the College of Ina'.o for the vacation of portions of Twenty -third Avenue and portions of Hazel Street and the considerat'on of those who had previously made objections Lr thereto in the ;form of petitions and the objections were further heard. f , petition `or opening; a portion of ?lyomint; Street was presented. The Mayor referred this matter to Councilman Damson for investiggtio and report back to Council. The 1 of January 7th end 14th were read and approved a s r ead. Applications for Card License were rend from 'aLdorf Cigar Store and F. 11. 'Nillson, t' fee accomponyinE each P.nplication. Application for Pool License was read from 7N ldorf Cigar Store, the fee ac- I �companying the'applicetion. 9 i Moved by Councilman Olesen,s econded l; Councilman 1 °ason that three 11cerses be granted, motion carried. This being the time s et for_ the s econd r ending of Fill 170 19 It was moved by McNeill,.aeconded by Sloop t'lat t''eo rules requiring t'' ^at the reading of a Bill on three sepsrate days �e suspended end that bill Mo 19, be r - d the second time b; title and the third time in full, saction by section and placed on its final assage. The Vnyor directec the Clerk to aPil the roll ion the above motion wit` the following result: Those voting j in the affirmative were : Sloop, Mason, olesen, Durrell, Thornock and McNeill. Negative; None. Absent and not voting: None. The Ynyor declnred the PTotion had carried by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to r cad Lill No 19, the second time by title and the t� time in full section by section. The Clerk r end the bill ns directed. The question being "Shall Bill *To 1D, pass? The fTayor directed the Clark to call the roll on the above question which resulted As follows: Those , oting in thePf firr,^a/;ive ?':ere: Sloop, Olesen, ^?ason, Purrell, Thornock And McNeill. Those voting In the negative weret None. Absent and not voting: ?lone. There upon the Ynyor d ec.lered Bill No 19, hncl passed and the v'Ayor in open session of the veubetl duly signed and approved the Sill, and the Clerl: duly signed and attested the same which S:ecame Ordinance rTo 055. The usyor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same =and to cause Ordinance No 655, to be published in the Caldwell News- Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Celd• -ell, Idaho. Thereunon Councilman 'TcNeill, introduced Bill No 20, entitled: AN ORDINANCE GIVING "OTICB TO ALI CITIZENS OF AND C OF PFCPF,RTY III 1'7E CITY OF CAIITITILL, IDAHO, TT AT RFQTTSS^ RA!, F -EN 'SAD^ !'OR "T" VACATION OF THAT POP. - ION OF COLLT;GE AV7NUE IN SAID CITY OF CALD'YELL, 22.5 FRB? IN l°lIDTH AND ADJOINING TNT. RA,STFRLY SIDP OF BLOCKS 57 TO GO INCLUSIVE OF T'0'TNTATN VIT'TR ADDITION? TO C7LVArELL, IDA'T0; AND POR T'!7, VACATIO OF TFA" PORTION OF C011-7 A1'°NiF, III CAID!t IDATTO, 22.5 FF?^ IN W=T; ANI? ADJOINING THE WESTERLY SIDE OF FLOCYS 74 TO 05 .INCLUSIVE Or b`OITNTAIPI VI777 ADDITION TO CALDWELh, IDAHO, PROVIDING ?OP. FILING'02JFCTIONS TTTERrTO AND 70R PILIPN' CI.Ar "S FOR DAMArrS USTAIT'BD TITBT:F,Lv PROVIDING A ",TROD TO ASCERTAIN S!TCTT DAFFAGBS BY T;1B PTA'.OR AND C07jTCIT, nF THE CITY OF CALD- W=, IDAHO; AND PROVIDING FGR -T17 PUPLTICATION n1 T= ORDINANCE AND T ^S TAYTT!C F.rrTCT: wwteb •Nos rend for the first tare sncl the Co proceeded to e consideration of Fill. *To. 20. It was moved by Tlasnn, 9eenn6ed by Thornock that the rnles requiring that the r -ading of a Bill X+1$: q:X�Q:II on three s epnrate days be suspended and tha 20, be r end the second ;time by title And the t time in full, section by section end placed on the final passeg The Mayor directed tie Clerk to call the roll on tl-e above motion with the following result Those voting in the affirmetivs were: Sloop, nlesen, "]ason, Burrell, Thornock and fcNeill. Negstive: TTone. Absent and not voting: None. The ^Tayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority nn•l directed the Clerk to read Dill No 20, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk rend the Bil', as directed. The question beinF "Shall Fill No 2D•„ pass? The Mayor directed the Clerk to cell the roll on the Above ouest: ion which resulted As follows: 1 '},ase voting in the af. firmative were: Sloop, Olesen, Burrell, Vason, Thornock end McNeill. Negative: None, Absent end not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Sill. No 20, had passed and the v "ayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Pill, and the Cleric duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 656. The buyer directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cruse Ordinance No 656, to be published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, IrWoo. OENrRAL FTIND Nos. Name. What for. Amount. 1890 G. L. Crockhem, Jr. Salary 50.00 1891 0, Z. Thornock n 1892 L. E.Currell 25.00 25.00 J a i J' TOTAL OPNFF.AL FUND 5,035.88 ROAD FUND Nos. Name. Whnt for. Amount. S. P. Ge1nn 121Ary 1893 Leo J. Mason Salary 25.00 964 1894 Pete Olesen 25.00 " 170.00 1895 R. H. Roc Neill 25.00 ,l'ance Beck 1896 J. R. Sloop " 25.00 170.00 1897 Ada ttartenbower " 169.30 .Alvin Carney Services 1898 Edith Church " 132.30 967 1899 Luella ° artsnbower Services 8.63 " 136.90 1900 .First National 3nnk- Caldwall Tax 48.40 968 John Schroeder 1901 Summers Stationery Supplies 505 152.70 1902 Idaho Typewriter Exchenge Rent 3. ,?m Cordell " 1903 T.T ° P2,"enter Salary 181.30 1970 1904 ..First NatiDnal Bonk- Caldwell Tax 18.70 " 134.90 1905 .Idaho Power 1,0., Power 63.56 °71 Dean Ashcraft essig 1% Alexander 1906 .Becker Hdw. Co., Supplies 9.25 102.00 1907 .Lionel C. Krell Salary 201.90 ?i -rst "stinnal Sank- Caldwell Tax 1908 .Coy Collins It 177.30 972 1909 .Waldo Paddock " 177.50 Supplies 43.49 1910 Eugene Inge " 161.10 973 Bolsc Payette Lbr. Co., 1911 Dale Tanks " 101.30 30.50 1912 Forrest Milender " 181.30 nnaineerin Sa__s Service " 1013 George Charlton " 157.60 975 1914 .Lee53ffmAn " 5.50 " 24.80 1915 John Demond " 3.50 1916 Matthew Maxwell " 2.00 1917 Marshall Crenshaw 2.00 1918 Ordell Royce " 2.00 1919 _R.C.Stevens " 2,00 1920 First i° ational ian:;- Caldwell Tax 80.10 1921 -State Treasurer Firemen's Fund 26.90 1922 State Treasurer 20 Firemen's Salaries 26.90 1923 ,Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Laundry 8.63 1924 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 6.45 1925 Creenlund Drug Store " 2.16 1926 .Miller `:dw. Co., " 1.30 1927 National ^ire Protection Assn " .75 1928 .Ernest :'ason Salary 206.50 1929 Milliam Carlson " 197.10 1930 Jack Thomas 173.30 1931 Clifford Raymond " 180.00 1932. Eugene Hagler " 156.80 1933 Dave Davison 164.70 1934 Emmett Gi , 'dings 140.20 1935 C. F. Overlin " 150.00 1936 F. W.Arnold 75,00 1937 ,First National Bank - Caldwell Tax 81.40 1938 .Caldwell News- Tribune Printing 22.80 1939 Gerber Motor Co., Supplies 22.10 1940 Coop Oil Assn ' 21.82 1941 Finster 31o7. Lab Blood Tests 20.00 1942 .Shorb Printing Co., Supplies 1 9.Co 1946 Lodge Motor Co., "' 6.75 1944 Collins Richfield Service " 6.05 1945 Chas Robertson Salary 98.40 1946 Dr, Robt R. Williams 1 50.00 1947 First National 'Bank - Caldwell T x 1.60 1948 ,Agnes M. Denman Birth & Death "Certificates 54.00 1949 L. M. Porter Salary 223.00 2.950 C. S.Claussen " 1B9.20 1951 D. Richard Claussen Services 24.00 1952 First KationajEank- �sldwsll Tax 47.80 1953 Irrdgator! §_1{.r, -Co „ Supplies 15.57 1954 Eugene Dietzgen Co., " 7.11 ti 1955 £oiso Payette Lbr. Co., 1.55 11 1956 Lodge Motor Co., 1.05 957 Robt Troxell Snlsry 75.00 1958 .Idaho First Vational Bank Rant 30.00 959 Caldwall News - Tribune Printing 38.85 1960 .Goodman Oil Co., Gasoline 230.25 1961 .Cooperative Oil Assoc " 52.50 962 .Winifred Hammer Meals 4.80 TOTAL OPNFF.AL FUND 5,035.88 ROAD FUND 963 S. P. Ge1nn 121Ary 189.90 964 J. S.Wynore " 170.00 - ,l'ance Beck " 170.00 1965 966 .Alvin Carney Services 136,90 967 Chas Rogers " 136.90 968 John Schroeder " 152.70 969 ,?m Cordell " 140.20 1970 Ed Tollman " 134.90 °71 Dean Ashcraft essig 1% Alexander " 102.00 272A ?i -rst "stinnal Sank- Caldwell Tax 112.50 972 D. N. Nordling Farts Co., (: :oise) Supplies 43.49 973 Bolsc Payette Lbr. Co., �� 30.50 nnaineerin Sa__s Service " g 9 74 975 Cooperative Oil A ssoc " 24.80 I 1- 2020 Nos, Nome, What for. Anunmt. 1,725,99 1976 miller 7 Co., Suppll =a 24,52 CP - T^RY FUND 1977 Caldwell Auto sapply Co., 24.48 3.994 (Teo TTamrsar 1978 Z.7. Alexander Co., " 22.20 189.20 1995 1979 Armco Drainage 9.1'etal Products " 21,24 11 143.80 1980 Tdahn Power Co., ° 10.00 Logan Seale Services 1981 Columbia Equipment Co., ° 6.31 1997 Ads ilartent;ower ]982 I. E.soldsr " 5.70 25,00 1998 1983 71111ner Transfer & Stor9ge " 5.30 Tax 22.90 1984 Falk Ma resntiel Co., n' 4.29 ^;Tiller Ud1v. Co., Supplies 1985 9axter Frnmery Pr T °achine Works " 3.96 2000 panyon T- 'otors Inc 1986 Clerk's Cash R vnlvin6 Fund " 3,03 ° 34.05 2001 1987 H. E. Parmenter 2.26 If 8.25 1988 Burns Chev. Co., " 1.B5 I, E. Goldsmith " 1989 T'alborson A- r'artln " 1,75 2003 irrigator's L;Dr Co., 1990 Becker Hdw, Co., " .90 2.84 2004 1991 We tern Auto °vrply ,58 2029 2.17 1992 Service Parts Co., .35 Idarn Power Co., " 1993 Garber !'otor Co„ n .28 Berrys Richfield service 2020 TOTAL ROAD 7UPTD 1,725,99 731,40 CP - T^RY FUND TOTALS TRT`= LIG1 F "ND 3.994 (Teo TTamrsar Salary 189.20 1995 Omar 'Raymond 11 143.80 1996 Logan Seale Services 97.10 1997 Ads ilartent;ower 11 25,00 1998 First 1 °stlonnl Pant- Caldwell Tax 22.90 1999 ^;Tiller Ud1v. Co., Supplies 57.75 2000 panyon T- 'otors Inc " 34.05 2001 I^aho "dw & Plg Co„ If 8.25 2002 I, E. Goldsmith " 3.50 2003 irrigator's L;Dr Co., " 2.84 2004 Clerk's Cash R volving Fund 2029 2.17 2005 Idarn Power Co., " .85 Berrys Richfield service TOTAL, C'°BETPRY FUND p 587.41 � 2031 PARK FUND A 2006 A. P. Lamkin Salary 181.30 2007 fTarry Flagg 2033 114.00 200B James Merrell Services 48.00 2009 First Natiohel Bank - Caldwell Tax 10.70 2010 Irrigator's Lbr Co., Supplies pp a 2011 Home Lbr P: Coal Co., " 20 !`artier *'otor Co„ 28,09 2013 nnnnett Alaclitne 1- 77elding Works 1.50 4.10 2014 1. F.Coldsmith k 630.71 2015 I'll 11Cr TTdw. Co,, ° 2.25 2016 Collins Richfield Service " 1.75 2017 IdRhe Power Co., " 1.30 2018 ft. E. Parmenter " .85 2019 CeldV'ell rlg 8-, Htg Co., " .75 2040 Roy lfelton .75 144.50 TOTAL PARP Z' = T. L. Stinson 466.11 STR?Tn LIrr LT7, ^, PTTITD 2020 TO- o Power Co_ Street Lights 731,40 TOTALS TRT`= LIG1 F "ND 731,40 Ir.RIGATTnN FUND 2021 2022 C. L. Olsen nd ttTanny Olsen Salary " � 181.30 2023 Guy He 17 " 60.30 2024 Luella hartenbower 75.00 2025 Tom Alexander Servi Services 54,1 0 2026 'Al. J. Lawrence 52.10 2027 Wm Wittig 48.00 2028 First Iletionel Lank-C ldi,rall Tax 9.00 2029 Armco Drainage A. r7otat Products Supplies 24.10 55,46 2030 Berrys Richfield service n 2031 F. Ti, Parmenter A 21.75 2032 Irrigator's Lbr Co., n 11.00 2033 Pome Lbr, a- Coal Co., 10.30 2034 I. r.Goldsmith 10.70 ?035 °ecker T'dw. Co., a G• 2036 Miller Gdw. Co., 3.80 1.50 TOTAL Il'RIGATIOF FUND k 630.71 WATER FUND 2037 C:D.Crandall 2038 L'arl Gu lly Salary " 181,30 2039 Cloude `Torsam r R 156.80 2040 Roy lfelton 144.50 2041 T. L. Stinson 117.00 n 39.00 F3 I r i i i 2042 me "arie Pilot. ' That for, Amount. 2043 '.'.4n Merrill Services 37.50 2044 rr ^first ly ational Bank- Caldwell ° 16.00 2045 Idaho Power Co., Tnx 67.40 2046 Crane Co „ Power 311.63 2047 Pacific States C st Iror, Pipe lies 26,81 2048 S *orb Pr;nting Co_ tl 142.85 2049 Leo J. ?.Jason Tax 28,60 2050 Clerk's Cash Rv-volring I•'und " 1 2051 Caldwell P,adintor t',' orks " 5.96 2052 Caldwell Ice & Cold Storage " 5.00 2053 Armco Drainage & ^.�Tetal Products a 4.50 2054 Bennett Machine z< Welding 'Norks " 3.90 2055 Summers Stationery ° 3.60 2056 Becker `Tdw. Co., " 2.85 2057 Vi111ner Truck Line 2.70 2058 Miller IIdw. Co., v 2.21 2060 L, A. Loy Assig 0. A. Loy n 2.15 1,50 2064 Irrigator's Lbr Co., 20$2 Collins Richfield Service „ 1,40 X2068 Caldwell rag & T3tg Co., 1.25 x8069 Eugene D ietzgen Co., " . 95 1.58 TOTAL ",'ATM FUND � a,651,54 SPRAYING FUND 2064 Burns Chev. Co., Supplies 3.65_ TOTAL SPRAYING FUND SPRINKLING FUND 2065 Wilbur 4lykert 'r'!Jnt Salary 185.90 2066 2067 Gainey first itatirnsl Sank- Csld,,ell it Tax 131.60 2062 Harry's Repair shop Supplies G.50 .35 TOTAL SPRI^'K 1C, FUND 326.35 LI .°, ARY FUND 2069 Mrs. T_dn Ru�y salary 148.30 2070 Flavilla C.- londel 55,75 2071 Viola 7olbrook ° 71,85 2072 D.D._agley " 2073 Fay Drips " 75.00 24.45 2074 Eleanor l"arshall " 2075 Carolyn Lradley " 20.30 10,60 2076 First '�ational =snk- Caldwell Tax 28,60 2077 Idaho Power Co., Power 35.77 2978 Gaylord r,ros Supplies 4.95 2079 Mt. States Tel R Tel Rental 4,00 2080 Oregon News Books 48.41 2081 A. -R, Fu, 29.17 2062 The C„xton Printers " 5.62 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND d, 563.77 GRAND TOTAL OF PXPE']DITITRES FOR JANITARY, 1946, A 11,722.71. = OTUTION BY CO- :CIT7'AN MASON. It wes moved by Councilman Mason, sec -nded by Councilman Sloop that the follovrir Resolution 'ue' adopted: '77 Tt is imperati. *°•e that an underpass under tie right of way of the TTn1on Pacific Pailroad in tle Cat; of Caldwell, I'ta'0, be constructed, for the following reasons in particular: (a) The residence districts in Crldwell, Idaho, have grown on each side of the union Pacific right of way, that *fight- of -vray ,approximately bisectins the city, and such an underpass wo±ild be Jeneridial in drawing the two portions Of the City of C ldarell closer toLWlor and ma' 1n7 each more accessible to the residents of t'9 other. (b) Lotter and more certain fire protection could to provided owners of pro- perty situated on the T'ortherly side of t'e railroad rig�:t of way; (c) Pedestrian fatalities an] collisions between t:utomo.11es and trains at tl present railroad crossing could 'Jo thus le ^, „el•T eliminated; (d) The senior hi„ school, �un_.or hi ;h school and Co).le,,e oi' Tdaho a-•e all locr.te9 on the soutlnrly sido of t` - e rallrard right )T' Ivey, and world be made more nec- asible to stud::nts L tt:e constriction of such an underpasa, With a lessening p,o''nLility of injury to t' styidents w'17.1e crossing the present trTcl -ar;e; and 0 ' — =0, Tenth .Avenue nt its intersection with the rallroa.d right of way is a particularly desirable locntion for siii 1i an underpass for these reasons; (a) 7*ball Avenue (?iChth Avenue) is now both e unit In U.S. TTigtruay No, 30 and one of the principal end most used streets in the center of the business district of Cn2d•:e11, Idaho. Those factors coupled with the proximity of the business district in Caldwell, I�a!T.o, to the rnilrond right of way present serious traffic problems; for example, traffic is often backed up and stalled for three or four blacks in the business district when Kimball Avenue is block" ed mom f—rily by trains on the intersectinE rnilrond tracknr (Y) Traffic lights have.Leen ordered and will be installed on three business district intersections with Finbnll Avenue for the nurpose of oontrnlling and rAfiulating tTe ` flow of traffic on that avenue, w' -.1ch traffic control will necessarily impair the "through" 1-d hway (U.S. ITo. 30) traffic thereon. (c) Tenth Avenue in Caldwell, Idnhe Conn -ets with the proposed e:•:tension of Franklin ?vane on the northerly side of Caldwell, and, without obstruction, extends sout' to Fnrcher Road, 2' miles south of the City of Caldwell; (d) The continuation of tenth Avenue in Caldwell south to Sercher Road has been d esignsted a "far ^ -to- market" road; (e) Fimball Avenue (eighth Avenue) r,nd 'Tlnth Avenue in the City of Caldwell are not feasible locations for an underpass under the railroad right of :ny since both avenues extend through the - usiness district of that City, and such an underpass wrrild seriously devaluate the Pdjoining business properties; (f) Mlevnnth Avenue and Twelfth Avenue in the City of Caldxell,esch extend P 966 ®dating public schools, and therefore each would not be desirable loentioni for heavy or through traffic h1 &vrsys or streets; (g) Tenth Avenue in C.13well, Idaho, does not pass sny public schools and does not pass through the business district of Cnldviell, Idaho, and accordingly there would :so a minimum depletion of vnlues for adjoining real estate by the construction of an underpass on Tenth Avenue; NOW THEREFORE, FL IT T:FSOI" ^D; 1. That the Council of the City of CP]drell, Ida' - o, hereby approves the locatior and construction of an underpass under the right of way of the Anion Pacific Railroad at its intersection with Tenth Avenue in Caldwell, Ida'' ^o; 2. From the standpoint of essentialness and necessity, the construction of such an undernnsA be considered s econd only to the completion of the extensinn of Franklin Lane through the corporate limits of the City of Cald and the construction of a new bridge ^cross the Boise River as a part of that Franklin Lane extension program; S. That the Director of vighways of the State of II ?aho be requested and urged to include the project for tIe construction of such an underpass at Tenth Avenue in Cn.Iftell, Ldo "o, as a project in the subway planning under the present Federal Aid Program. Tn response to roll call upon said motion. Councilmen voting; "Aye" were: Sloop, Olesen, "axon, Purrell, T`ornack and McNeill. Nay. *done. Absent and not voting: 'Tone.✓ Thcre',pon the "Tsyor c?eclared the motion c Pnd the Resolution adopted. Thereupon Councilman Olesen introduced Pill No 21 entitled; AN ORDINANCE 7 RCITING 7r PA ^^AGF, Arrrour, , PuBLICATION AND EFFECT OF ORDINAACF N0. 654; DFTERh {TNITIG TfTAT F.SP2TE 03JECTIO?19, THE VACATION OF THE FOMOTtI WO PORTION of 'STREETS IN CALDII'ELL, IDAHO: TTTAT PORTION OF 25ft AVRTMr D?TSCM7[M AS "MVWTING AT THE TrSTERL7 CORNER OF BLOCK 2 OF COLLEGE HEIGHTS ADDITION TO CATOATELL, IDAHO, THEME IIORTH- I F,ASTERLY ALONC TAE NORTFW71TERIL' LINE OF ^.AID 6LOCE 2 TO THE NORTHERLY CORNER OF SAID BLOCI 1' E 2, THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE 1 LINE OF ICITIGAN AVENUE TO THE INTERSECTION WITIT THE' I NORTMMSTERLY FINE OF 23RD AVEPUE THENCE 4OTMT,7E2TFRLY ALONG THE NORT?T.T:O7'STERLY LINE OF i ,23RD AVrNUE TO THE INTERSECTION OF THE NORTT,TFRF,Y LIITE OF HAZEL STRETT„TIIENCE FAST TO TIM l (POINT or'EOIMMIG; AND THAT PORTION OF HAZEL STREET DESCRIETM AS- BEGINNING AT THE SOUTH - TNESTERLY CORNE OF WLOCK 1 OF COLLEGE HEIGHTS ADDITION TO C.".LDWELL, IDAHO, TT'ENCE EAST TO THE SOUTyEASTFRI,Y CORNER OF S AID 71,r= 1, TTIENCE SOU 7% TT' TO TT "TORT'TFASTERLY COMM or RLOMC 5 IN SAID COTLFCE ITEIGP'TS ADDITION, TFEPTCE 77ST TO T!;*; 1 T0RTTo7MTERLY CORNER. OF SAID DIOCIC 5, THENCE NOETH TO TTTE POIITT OF SFfiITTNING; IS TO TTTF B78T INT'ER?ST AND ADVATTTAGr OF TIT" CITY OF CAID9BLL ANTI) ITS CI "'IZT%TS AITD ITS PROPERTY OIPMRS; VACATING '.AID FORTIONM Or SAID STREE'T'S; DETERMINING TTTAT NO WIAGES ','TILL P,E.77STA'N;D BY TT7 C 0'T" IRS OF AND O'.: RS OF PROP+7tTX IN THE CITY OF CAF:D;"7F,'LL 5Y RF,ASOT' OI T3IE VACATION OF' SP.ID PORTIOATS OF STREETS; PROVIDING THAT TT'E TITLE TO T VACATED PORTTo CFSTRE ^TS FzATI, REVFRT TO THE OFiIl7 OF THE ADJACET.TT PEAL PF.OPERTY; 7PTEALING ALL ORDINATICES OR PARTS` OF ORDIVANCF.S IT? CO ^TFI,ICT T'? P,F . ; A ?TD FROVIDIITG FOR THF. PUBLICATION OF TT'TS ORDINANCE AND ITS TA rING E FFECT which wpa read for the first time nn the Co•mcil proceeded to a consideration of Rill TTO An application wns made by Yrs. FT. Ti. T'i111ken of Caldwell, Idaho for the cen- I collation of City assessments sgsinst rractionsl Aloe Y. 106, Strahorn Addition shown on I !'ap of Cald��1e11, Idaho for the yeers 1924 to 1926 inclusive. I J J �s I I I i I i I I I i RESOLUTION By Councilman Thornock. It was moved by Councilman Thornock, seconded by Councilman Burrell that the following Resolution.be adopted. WHEREAS, A similar application covering the same subject matter was presented to the Council and resolution with respect thereto was adopted November 6th, 1944; NOW, TREREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that said resolution previously adopted not be altered and remain Vhe effective decision of this Council in respect to this matter. In response to roll call upon said motion. Councilmen voting "Aye" were: Olesen, Sloop, Mason, Burrell, Thbrnock, McNeill. Nay: None. Absent and not voting; None. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. 0. L. Thornock, Councilman on the Board of Adjustment of the City of Caldwell reported action by the Board of Adjustment approving application of U. S. Bureau of Reclamation for special permit to erect office ';uilding on Lots 20 -21 -22 Block 61, Original Townsits of Caldwell, Idaho. Moved by Clasen, seconded by McNeill that the City of Caldwell enter into a lease with W.F. Johnston for gravel pit and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to execute same on behalf and in the,name of the City-of Caldwell, Motion carried. Councilman Olesen, Chairman of the Water Department presented a list of uncollec able water accounts and recommended they be charged off the Water Ledger. Moved by Mason, seconded by Burrell that the following accounts be charged off the Water Ledger. Motion carried. Clyde McLaughlin 102 Cleveland $1.50 Lynn Prohaska 1624 Idaho .50 Etllah Tlomas 1203 Main .50 J. S. Young 1212 Painter, 1.75 Buck Crowley NS Funds 8.25 Total 12.50 The Mayor informed the Council this was the time set by notice for the Mayor and Council to meet as a Board of Correction to review and correct assessments of the Caldwell Municipal irrigation System. There was no one present for or ggAinat. There being no further bxsineas to come b afore the Council it was moved by Councilman Olesen, seconded by Councilman Mason that Council adjourn to meet February 5th, at Borclock P. M. Motion oa,.,.A,.a. y er i COUNCIL CTAMBERS, FEBRUARY 5th, 1946, 8:00 P. M. The Council met pursuant to adjournment of February 5th, 1946. On Roll Cali the following Councilmen answered present; J. R. Sloop, Leo J. Mason, Pete Clasen, L. E. Burrell, 0. L. Thornock and R. R. McNeill. The Mayor informed the Council this was the times et by notice for the second meeting of the Board of Cor%otion to review and correct assessments of the Caldwell Municipal Irrigation System. There was no one present for or against. Moved by'_Oounoilman Sloop, seconded by Councilman Olesen that Council adjourn to meet February 6, at Bo'clocic P. M, Motion carried. )IOZ,` ���C� l M ayor.