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Home My WebLink About1962-02-05city council minutesqKR�l��f a yor CCUNCIL CEWBIM F^BP.U,ARY 5, 1962 8.00 P.M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with President of the Council, ?mery L. Vassar presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered Present: "mile Shorb, .Alvin Y. Rates, V. Jay Martin, N. E. "Coley" Smith and c, L. 7assar. Absent. Mayor Simmerman. Assessments of huni.eical Irrigation System President of the Council, Vassar informed the Council that this was the time set by notice for the Mayor and Council to meet ae a Board of Correction to review and correct assessments of the Caldwell Municipal Irrigation System. There was no one present for or agains the Assessment Roll. Moved by Councilman Bates, seconded by Councilman 9horb that the Assessment Roll of the Caldwell , unicipal Irrigation System be accepted. Upon Roll Call, the motion was unanimously carried. Rev. �. Rohn President of the Council, Vassar called unon Rev. R. Rohn who was present for the meeting. Rev. Rohn thanked Air. Vassar and the members of the City Cokmcil and said that they were present m behalf of a certain parcel of land that the City owns and which they would very much like and hope that .hey could lease it. He said that he would like to introduce Reversed Reynolds who is the District Superin_ endent of their Church Organization in this Northwestern District which comprises five States and a part of ritish Columbia; Reverand Reynolds is also the President of their College in Portland. He said that he ould state their case better than he could he would like for him stats the case that they have to the Council ev. Reynolds (Curtis Park) Reverand Reynolds said that First he. mrould like to thank the Council for this time that they had iven them; that Mr. Vassar had consented to this time in that next week they were having a meeting of their oard of Directors in Portland and that they did grant, to bring this matter to the Council's attention. He said that they wer interested in a parcel of ground Northwest of the City known as Curtis Park. s Yr. Rohn said they were very desirons or leasing this; that they mere, represen the United Pentecostal ,urch with Churches locatad in Washington, Oretron, Idaho, Montana and 65'yoming; that they are Incornoreted in ie "state of Oregon with Incorporation filed in every one of these ,totes and that in this District here they rve sixty Churches. He said that they had operated their Camp for several year at Bend, Oregon but that wing to the fact that thay had a problem there regarding water and there didn't seam to be any solution and rat abort four years ago, they had disposed of that nroperty; that, f rr the last three years they had been rating a Camp ground at Clarkston, 1•'a8hi19ton and brat during that time thE-y had been shooing around for a SPECL4L iL?7) SU ?PLISS COPiTIa'EB VO. Y, kuT. NO. 1111BER " P [.P1'OSE A: :0'j! IT 32 11% T E5tors L- ri,er 3- ,-al,y : -0 2 21,E 33 Sinpson Dlacke Strop 7b -032 18.53 3i Sn. -u.s Sta 77 -333 207.75 MSD- JANUARY SPECIAL FUNDS $3,752.99 FX=:DITTTRES PY Fulm ,j Ti ['!.TD S! - PPU - -S 30-032 311.':3 71ATER TJH[ D " 30 -033 2 1?.5C Tl:S —, . -� JT PTA:1T " 31 - 032 51,2.36 ,:'= 112 0i1,. 1' 32 -032 l0 FTIRC DEPT, " lir - 032 11 e,.2Q STREET pi]'], + 0 - , 32 129.88 !I- : C ChT 7 - - F71:D ;0 - c32 213.57 59 !IT '.1101 c, ^_P.7'i11) 207.75 b5, 1,91)-JANUARY 1962 There being no further business to come before the C rntacil it was moved by Councilman Luby, seconded Vassar that the meeting adjourn. Notion carried. qKR�l��f a yor CCUNCIL CEWBIM F^BP.U,ARY 5, 1962 8.00 P.M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with President of the Council, ?mery L. Vassar presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered Present: "mile Shorb, .Alvin Y. Rates, V. Jay Martin, N. E. "Coley" Smith and c, L. 7assar. Absent. Mayor Simmerman. Assessments of huni.eical Irrigation System President of the Council, Vassar informed the Council that this was the time set by notice for the Mayor and Council to meet ae a Board of Correction to review and correct assessments of the Caldwell Municipal Irrigation System. There was no one present for or agains the Assessment Roll. Moved by Councilman Bates, seconded by Councilman 9horb that the Assessment Roll of the Caldwell , unicipal Irrigation System be accepted. Upon Roll Call, the motion was unanimously carried. Rev. �. Rohn President of the Council, Vassar called unon Rev. R. Rohn who was present for the meeting. Rev. Rohn thanked Air. Vassar and the members of the City Cokmcil and said that they were present m behalf of a certain parcel of land that the City owns and which they would very much like and hope that .hey could lease it. He said that he would like to introduce Reversed Reynolds who is the District Superin_ endent of their Church Organization in this Northwestern District which comprises five States and a part of ritish Columbia; Reverand Reynolds is also the President of their College in Portland. He said that he ould state their case better than he could he would like for him stats the case that they have to the Council ev. Reynolds (Curtis Park) Reverand Reynolds said that First he. mrould like to thank the Council for this time that they had iven them; that Mr. Vassar had consented to this time in that next week they were having a meeting of their oard of Directors in Portland and that they did grant, to bring this matter to the Council's attention. He said that they wer interested in a parcel of ground Northwest of the City known as Curtis Park. s Yr. Rohn said they were very desirons or leasing this; that they mere, represen the United Pentecostal ,urch with Churches locatad in Washington, Oretron, Idaho, Montana and 65'yoming; that they are Incornoreted in ie "state of Oregon with Incorporation filed in every one of these ,totes and that in this District here they rve sixty Churches. He said that they had operated their Camp for several year at Bend, Oregon but that wing to the fact that thay had a problem there regarding water and there didn't seam to be any solution and rat abort four years ago, they had disposed of that nroperty; that, f rr the last three years they had been rating a Camp ground at Clarkston, 1•'a8hi19ton and brat during that time thE-y had been shooing around for a z� suitable location with it being their desire to locate here in the Boise Valley with the chief reason being that this is the geographical center of their work. He said that he had travelled extensively and that he liked this valley; that he had recently looked at property in Long Valley and that last fall he had made two trips into Sun Valley and that of all the property they had looked at, he felt that this property here known as Curtis Park is the choice as far as he was concerned and he was sure that he could speak for the Board of i 7 Directors in this respect. He said that they had been here in Caldwell a couple of years ago and had looked at this property at that time; that it was what they - were looking for as it was about, the right size, there was plenty of water and it was accessible from the Highway and thusly to the various narts of their District. He said that it had —ny advantages to then for locating here and that if the Council was favorable disposed to grant their request and they were able to get possession of this park, then they would immediately start the development of a Church Conference Grounds and Camp and that they would be prepared during the first year or two to invest 315,000.00 to 3 to start. lie said that it had been his experience with these projects ttat they would possibly develop it to an approximate cost of 430,000.00 to $40,000.00 or $50,0( investment. They would have to put in plambing, wash rooms and cept_c tanks; that they would want to build a tabernacle to seat several hundred people; build a kitchen and a dining hall; undoubtedly a residence for the caretaker; put in recreational facilities such as a ball park and tennis courts, swimming pool and swing: for the young people; dorms for the boys and girls and for the adults who may be attending the annual summer conference and camp. Reverand Reynolds then pointed out the advantages to the City from their investment at the ground and from the money spent in the City by those in attendance and said that what they were asking was to lease it and that of course if the City was to decide to sell it they would plan on bidding. He said that they would prefer to lease as they would prefer to invest the money necessary for purchase into the development of the ground. He stated further that he didn't believe they mould be interested in anything less than a fourty year lease so that they could go ahead and develop it as they would want it to be developed. He said that they would agree in the lease that they would remove no trees, etc., without permission of the City Council and the rental would be paid in advance and they would also desire that upon termination of the lease, they would have permission to remove their buildings From the property. He stated that this was their case and that if there were any questions, he would be happy to answer them. President of the Council thanked Reverend Reynolds for the presentation of their request and said that he would like to ask as to what kind of materials would they plan to use in the buildings. Reverend Reynolds stated that of course the erection of these buildings would be subject to the City Codes and that he could only speak as one of the Board and for himself in that they had no plans as yet but that thei would desire to build buildings that would have a minimum of fire hazard and a mininmum maintenance; that he thought, ad far as possible, they would put up block buildings with corrugated iron roofing, lie said that there may be a few frame buildings but that these would be kept painted and in proper condition. Councilman Shcrb said that a question came to his mind when he speaks of ample water out there; he said that there is a well out there but that it has a sulfur content in it and that it might be object- ionable for drinking water. It was pointed out however, that it probably wouldn't be any problem to get good water there. Councilman Smith inquired of Reverend Reynolds if, when they had this other Camp, whether other Churches used it rather extensively. Reverend Rs molds stated that it wasn't in that it was never developed lie said that this was one of the reasons that it was sold. }le stated further that they know of other Churct that have Camps that they rent and to him, it is the right thing to do. President of the Council, Vassar inquired as to how soon they would have to have an answer on this Reverend Reynolds stated that their Board of Directors would be meeting next Monday in Portland and they thought if it has convenient to the Council and the Mayor that next Monday evening they would telephone to see if they couldn't get an answer while they were in session. He stated further that this meeting would be only for the one evening and that their next meeting would be in Twin Falls, probably the first week in May and that if the Council was not favorably disposed towards them, that they wanted to keep looking. President of the Council, Vassar then called upon the City Attorney and asked if he had any comments to make. Mr. Dean Miller stated that he would have to loo4: at it again lnct that it seemed to him that something came up on this several years ago and that his recollection was at that time, that there was something in the deeds of conveyance of the property that would prohibit the City from entering into this type of an arrangement. He said that legally, so far as leasing the land or selling it, if this land has not been dedicated to a public park purpose, we could lease it or sell it without an election but if it had been dedicated to a public park purpose, it watild require an election to dispose it or to lease it. Councilman Smith inquired of Reverend Reynolds if they would be interested in a lease of twenty years rather than a forty year duration. He said that they could pretty well depreciate the buildings in a twenty year period and that forty years is a long time. Reverend Reynolds stated that he would have to take this up with their Beard of Oirectors but for their interests, they would want to lease it for as long as they possibly could. Councilman Martin inquired as to how much of their District Area did they contemplate this Camp world serve. Reverend Reynolds said that for their immediate future, it would serve their entire District but that they had discussed having two or more Camps but that they desire to have the one Camp and that is the one reason they would like to lorate here in the Boise Valley. Councilman Marten questioned further if they planned on this primarily for a summer activity and Reverend Reynolds said they they ware thinking primarily of a Summer Bible Conference. Councilman Smith inquired if they were the ones who had applied for this same thing several years ago. Reverend Rohn stated that it was he who had made the request a little over two years ago; that thi.: was the center of their District and that their Camp should have been here years ago. At that time, it was their understanding that the City couldn't sell it or lease it because of a clause that the ground was donated and that if it was used for anything else but a public park, it would revert back to the heirs. He said however, that there seems to be a little different light on it now and that is why they had come back for the second time. President of the Council, Vassar then stated that they would take the request under advisement; that he would report to the Mayor upon his return and if they had to have an answer by next Monday they would attempt to have an answer for them by that time. Reverend Reynolds stated that if it worked out, he would come back and that they would get An Attorney to work with the City Attorney; that they vrould prefer the City net the amrnrnt of the lease and let them kncrna about this b;v next M also. Reverend Rohn and Reverend Reynolds then excused themselves from the meeting. Bids on Police car President of the Council, Vassar stated that the next order of business was the opening of Bids for a new Police car. Chief of Police Astleford stated that there were seven bid forms out, A bid had not been received from Bunny Buick; that Christensen Motor Sales could not meet the specifications and that he had checked with Lodge N at four o'clock. The bids were supposed to be in his office by ten o'clock this morning. Mr. Lodge had told him that if they were going to hid, the bid would be in his office within fifteen minutes and that the bid had not been received at fifteen minutes to eight, tonight. President of the Council, Vassar then opened and read the following bids: Curt and Hal Inc. 1962 Dodge with the following equipmenL; 4 daor body style, 8 cylinder 230 horsepower J! GTJ motor, automatic transmission, turn indicators, air cleaner, inside visor on both sides, Soot light on left side, cigarete lighter, 12 volt electrical system, electric wi ndshiel wiper and spray, heater, air foam seat front, antifreeze, 116 inch wheelbase, includes theremounting of the siren from 61 Ford to 62 Dodge. The net difference less tax and trade in will be $ 1,168.39 and with immediate delivery as the above unit is in stock. Burns Chevrolet Co. 1962 Chevrolet as per request to bid: Net price excluding tax and with 1961 Ford trade -in . . . . . . . . . . $1,197.00 Delivery could be made in approximately thirty days. Garber Motor Co. 1962 Ford Galaxie Fordor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32,1u07.00 Fresh air heater . Automatic transmission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109.60 Turn Indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - -. -- oil bath air cleaner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - -. -- Two inside sun visors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - -. -- Left hand spot light . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115.00 Cigarette lighter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.00 Windshield washers & electric wipers . . . . . . . . . . 20.10 Change siren from one unit to the other. . . . . . . . . 115.00 Freight to Caldwell, Idaho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,5.50 300 h.p. V/8 engine (390 cu. in.) . . . . . . . . . . . . 246.60 $,10.0 Total price (new unit) . . . . . . . . X3,106.80 Allowance (61 Ford) . . . . . . . . . . 1 550.80 Less Fed, Excise Tax . . . . . . . 183.00 Total Cost to City . . . . . . . . . . ; If you will accept a unit equipped with a 220 H.Y., 352 Cu. In. V/8 engine (the same engine that is in both of your 1961 Fords) the total cost will then be . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,306.00 Moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Shorb that the low bid of Curt and Hal, Inc. in the amount of $1,188.39 ba accepted providing it met the specifications. Upon Roll Call, the motion was unanimously carried. Recodification of Ordinances President of the Council, Vassar announced that the Mayor w.,ald like to have authorization to submit the Code to Sterling Codifiers in Weiser the following week so that they could start printing it and that he had said there were no material changes in anything that the Council had discussed that he was aware of but that if anything should be discovered in the meantime, it could be corrected. E General comments were that the Code shoeld be delivered for printing even if there were to be some corrections later. Ffoved by Councilman Shorb, seconded by Councilman Smith that the Mayor be authorized to submit the Code to Sterling Codi,fiers as corrected for printing. Upon Roll Call, the motion was unanimously carried. Adoption of Assessment Roll - L.I.D. /1119 The Sewer Committee presented the Assess Roll of Local Improvement District to the Council. Thereupon Con - noilman Shorb presented the following Resolution and moved the adoption thereof. The motion for adoption was seconded by Councilman Bates. RESOLUTION N0. 3 CLUNCILI.RN SHORU A RES0LrITI01 ACCErINL: THE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPRO'du1 DISTRICT NO. h9 FOR THE CITY OF CALDWML, CA14YON COUNTY, IDAHO: AUTHORIZING TH CLERK TO GIVE NOTIC3 OF THE TIME AND PLAC3 FOR HEARING AND CONSIDERING OBJECTIONS TO THE SAID ASSESS1 ROLL: FIXING THE TINL FOR HEARING AM CONSIDERING SAM OHJECTIOZJS AND PR£ CRIBING THE FORM OF NOTICE. WHEREAS, The assessment roll of Local Improvement District No. 49 for the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, has been completed in compliance with the provisions of the laws of the State of Idaho, in such cases made and provided, anti the ordinances of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, said assess- ment roll having been prepared and made cut by the Committee on Sewers, togother with the City Engineer, contairiing the number of asoessmants, the name of the owner if k?imm, and if not known, that the name is -� unknown, a description of each tract assessed arid the total amount of the asse,,5r:ents, and saic assessr..ent roll having been so prepared was certified to the Council of tPe City of Caldwell by the Committee on Sewers and the City Engineer, II Ua,, =RSFOHE', BE IT RESOLV7 by the Mayor and Council of i..he City of Caldwell, Idaho: Section 1. That the assessment roll of Local Improvement District No. 49 for the City of Caldwell,11 Canyon County, Idaho, be and the same is, hereby accepted and placed on file in the office of the City Clerk 1! it i 271 Q, ::he City of Call d F�l.I, Canvcn County, Idaho. That the City Clergy: ishercby auth:rized an 9. ? i. rectetl to give due r.n�d 2cgal notice, in compliance e.Jth the provisions of la *.a, to the oimer or owner. of Fronerty much is assessed in said assessment roll, rtxether named cr not named, by 1. ublication in three successive issues in the Nows- Trd_bune, a daily newsrapr_r ;rinted an(I Inhll shed in the City of Caldwell, Ida.rc, and the official newspaper of the City of Calr.lwell. Sairt notice shall scare that the said property owners i..ay file, within ten (10) days from_ the first publication of said nctiee cf tine t.o file objections to said assess - inert roll, cbje_cti.ons to said asscssment roll and that cl-jecticns will he cn:sidered b, tl,e ' o- and Ceu!ieil on the 19th day of Fotruai -ir, 1962, at 5:00 o -clock P. ?!. Sc ct.i o.: £. Th ^t yid —tice shall' 5n sill _ a11t9 a]h fo].1n;ainC form, to w'_ t: �0 OF P_'.CETPT ub' 1S 'S8`_- " -(T ROLL 0 LOCf.L THP C, %''AT DTSTI ?ICT '10. I19 FOR THE CITY OF OaanPELL, G:.Y- cJ�C ' IDS:J, __ CI „Uf.F ::U v .� F '.P, i.R AAD PfJw'E QRFILT'?., IP.OTMMS Tv ,"C ASSFSS PEP1T ROLL ❑PM Or 'FIE TITLE SET FOR IIL:dSbfG rPL ST LY THE GTTi' GuTJNCIL. NL=1E 19 !.S,ECLY JIMI That the assessment r all of Local linprcvom�,nt District Ir. 49 for the Ci',, cf Ca] — l1, Canycn County, Idaho, is icu on file j m office in the City Hall Of 7111 Cit^ of CaldT -r111, Cam,ron COUat� °, Idai,o, and that tl:e sane :a as Pi],ad at 5:06 e�clCc! F.::. on the ;t.L• day of 'Rsb nar.—„ 1962, and that the City Ccunc..l will moot on the 19th day of .:•JO c' cloc!: P.P., at. the City Ccuncil Oha :4—o in 'he City ?fall - sail City of OalriTael]., Ca•.ny - on Count., Idaho, to heara °,rd consider objections to said assessment Droll bar the pc-rty or raities aCgrieved l.,yr such assecsnjo The owner or cumers of any property which is assessed in said assessment roll, wheth.,rr naried or not in such assess - mn t roll, cap * =t!ii.n ton dal-s from the first ruflication of tlie notice, file his objecticns in Trriting to said assess -nt roll to which Objection is male as ? -Dell as the sFecific grc—1 far such ;!)jection. The assess: -unt roll wall be open for inspection at the office of the City Cler'l� of the City of Caldwell, Can cn Ccn ^t.; - , 1'a�-L. cn eac', and ever- day except Sar,im•days, Sm,da;'s and holirlays between the hours of 9:00 o'clock 4,i1, and 5:00 of sloe: P.? 1. John L. Enz;lehart Ci,V Clerk. Boon Poll Call the follawling Councilmen vot -.d in the affirmative: Shorb, Bates, Martin, Smith and :scar. Negative: Nore. Absent and not voting: Councilman Luby. Thereupon the President of the Council declared the Potion carried and the Resolution adopted. ates of rublication 'sere to be February 7 8, and 9. laim of' Hospital and Doctors (Dale Turner) ^resident of the Council, Vassar called upon the City .Attorney, Dean Miller, with regards to a Caim from the Caldwell Memorial Hospital in an amount of w576.?5 a claim from Dr. Neilson for ?300.00 and claim from Cr. 9techer in an amount of t The City Attorney stated that the facts were that a young man by name of Dale Turner, an ex- convict, in caught. by ore of the City's Police officers in an attempted robbery of a building at night. He had tried escape by rarrring his car into the Police car in the hope of knocking the Police car out of the way no rat he could get away, he guessed. The cars entangled and Turner ,jumped out and started to run; the )liceman called for him to stop and fired one shot into the air and finally shot him. The Police had taken .m out to the Nosnital where he had a large Hospital bill and a big dortor bill -- nmi, the question is, rho is goin,7 to pay that bill in as much as Turner is not financially responsible''. He stated further that Le City Police have had a practice, and they followed it this time, that after they took him out to the snital, he was left and not arrested formally until he was released from the Hospital; then he wns charged th a Felony which puts him in the jurisdiction of the County. Mr. Y111cr stated further that the County doesn't went to pay the bill but, that he thought they had fund out of which to pay this tyre of claim; that the City does not have a fund set up for this purpose and e. not budgeted for it. fie said that lie had done some work on the legal liability and his oninion was that obcbly there v!as rot any legal liability on the City for this bill. He then made reference to the bills on the Doctors in that the City police call on them for assistance at any time and they always come. He id that the City may not have a legal responsibility to pay the Doctor bills but in the interest of the ty's relationship with them, he thought that perhaps the City should consider them where the Hospital was little different matter -- it was a community Hospital and everyone wanted to see it get along but he didntt li.eve there was any legal lia'oility on the City to pay their bili.. He suggested that perhaps the City ould have scrne understanding with the Hosnital on such an occasion. Councilman Shorb said that he would like to see it negotiated. 2�v Councilman Smith inquired as to whether or not the County had any legal responsibility to pay the claims and City Attorney Filler stated that he didn't know; that tt:ey may not. He stated further that he was not recommending that the City pay the Doctors but thought it wan a consideration. Police Chief Astleford informed the Council that the warrant had been turned directly to the 13heriff for serving. Councilman Smith moved, Councilman Martin seconded that the claims be rejected. City Attorrey, biller inquired as to whether it would be the desire of the Council, before taking action on these, for him to see what the Prosecuting Attorney and County Ceruidssioners could do. He suggested that they might hold up any action until the 19th of this month in the interest of public relations. It was pointed out that Turner was a County prisoner and that the City had no jurisdiction in the case. After some further discussion, Councilman Smith withdrew his motion and Councilman Martin withdrew his second kith further action being po5tr until Fol rcary 19th which world allow time for the City Attorney to take the matter up with the County. Request for promotion (Jack 'dinslow) The following letter was read to the Council: February L, 1962 To: The Honorable Mayor and City Council of Caldwell, Idaho From: The Office of the Chief of Police ;object: Promotion effective February 1, 1962 Gentlemen. Your approval is requested for the promotion of Jack M. Winslow from the grade of Patrolman to Meter Sergeant. Jack Winslow is in charge of the meters in the cii,y which number approximately 606, and is rcrponsible for their maintenance ana repair. Jack Winslow has been with the department since June 3, 1957, and has been a meterman since his 'Winslow has attCnded the meter repair school at Orlando, Florida, also the FBI School at Pocatello, Idaho. (Signature) Charles vi. Astleford Chief of Police Caldwell, Idaho P,oved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Bates that the promotion of Jack M. 'Winslow from the grade of Patrolman to Meter Sergeant be approved. IWpcn Roll Call, the motion was unanimously carried. Police report, monthly President of the Council, Vassar then read th,: monthly report of the Police Department and it was ordered filed. In connection with this report, the President of the Council inquired as to how the Parking Lot permits were moving out and Police Chief Astleford replied that they had either 18 or 19 so far and that they wauld get more when the weather breaks, prubably in March. IIe said that there was a great deal of interest being shown in the program. The Pills for December ending were read and on motion of Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Bates, they were ordered allowed and warrants ordered rrawn for the various amounts as approved by the Finance Committee. The motion carried. _is FUND SUPPILILS W. & WT. NC. Niaa FUND AlliBGR °: PURP0513 N.UUNT 56 Americe:, Janitor Spool Co., 15-032 !,.90 �i 21 -032 32.70 37.00 57 burns Chevrolet Cor.rany 15 -032 11O.L4 58 Caldwell auto Supply 19 -032 1.95 26 - 032 [.Lw .39 5c ,aid, 11 Paint S glass 21 -03= 1' =W •t3 r,0 -he Casa ra Printers, Ltd., 13 - ^32 0' -.93 Q1 Clerk's Caal. ;evolving Fund 11 -032 130.pC 62 Criminal Researcl, Products, Inc., 15 - 032 109.43 63 curt Hal, :nc., 1 -032 5.50 GL Ages ::. DcntAn 16 032 2a::.0'J 65 Staff. Of Idaho a;.52 4 6 Dual Parting ;.eter G,,apa:iy �7 13 -03L 252.70 Heating L; Go., 2u -032 6 8 liar - -.� ULie�rint ;"1� Un., 1^ - 032 ,V.15 �i °L�T:vt SL;;II - .!0 r GJERAI, FMID SUPPLIES CCPITITMED V0. 2, :T, I'd0 11A1,:E FP= D :SL ":SAL,n S PII @?OSE 2(,- 5c 69 Idaho ilecn, Inc., 15 -032 _.57 29 C1er;:! s Casi; . ,evcl -no Fund .- _ ='.c Pctiver Con-a nlr 10 -035 106.08 30 -210 2.00 21-032 '-7.1C 2.35 i;.75 30 Cc�ns�l.idated Frairhfy:ays 25 -032 23.L3 h.lu 31 nlida ' 1 y Gc. 31. -032 2-.!32 2 >.1 2 (,,79 71 Idaho Tyne miter &rhan;;e, Lio., _ 19 -032 33 Conenal 6indi - ^.� Corn. _: 5.,L= i.liar ies 21.00 ,2 IT ^erial C:"-g Com:rany IL-732 32 033 12.Dt 73 Inter,ao Gas Co., 1r -032 121.38 23.37 3'5 ida'to Leat Packers, I�1c., 2 21 -032 10! .02 36 I aho Power Company 3 '' - 03 3 2 -032 a1.1ii 2 -0,71 7u Irri „o-�r.ors Lx--ber Corr-any 10-035 32 -D32 �5 ... _ �_ Garde -:s 21 -032 7.50 .96 Lr.; Fewls:lt •Cherri.cals Corporation 31 - 032 26 -032 19.:8 2 %.78 �= Lara Jer: elry 11-032 Su.Lners Stat3.onory 'c piSi ce S�:pp lv 3 %.7, 77 "..ir,Neel Bui].dinC S71ppIy 15 -02 76.92 61.30 111 l$31',e7";lOrl'S 'q'!l•re:nt G_ , - n 21-032 10.80 37,72 70 i,a,rcnant, Inn., L i -032 L3.56 a - .00 79 '.loers State -onery 1.'. -032 17.50 33 dL d.eeric -:_ 5-r 11 -033 55.00 l? ' 3 36 Bob Nic;ioles Service Stations, inc., 45 -032 13 -03 2 8.10 21 -033 101.. 132. i�5 30 L,,t. States Tel. And Tel. Co., 10 -042 2 ,, -7.25 Radi.o Service 15- 032 9.05 � The News- Tr1bLne 10 -'?36 15.00 27.00 33 Frank S. Quinn 21 -032 43 2.t. States "el. f- Tel. Co., 20.00 Service Parts Ce., - ':ordling Fats Co., 5 -C32 i„22 85 Starline IC- ,cinr.ent Co., 1t, -033 205,00 36 Ste 1:e.aar. ?1., Cnw::ri ng 21 -032 2h.gC. ,35.50 87 C.,rl Swansrm 26 -033 4 = W4 stern Act, Supply 110.00 1 A ^nlin; !ce Corpora 18 -033 5C -J32 711!.90 '?o Trr; Lau - Lery -.: Orly C1ea:ring Co., 21-032 5.50 ?0 U:ricn- Pacific Railroad 27. -032 4? -71 L4.oG °1 . ^st o:n i3us iiaess Sn. "Iv 21 -032 ,3 Arlold I'zclliner9 Ga, " L!e., 1., T- M- JOTIARC GVrF AL FUNDS • "0 -032 °L�T:vt SL;;II - .!0 SLFPLiES 27 America.a Dotal Products o., - 2(,- 5c 2�; :: ldreiL .ao Sn ^pl-r 30-03 -2 _.57 29 C1er;:! s Casi; . ,evcl -no Fund 30 -032 2.40 30 -210 2.00 1 -032 2.35 i;.75 30 Cc�ns�l.idated Frairhfy:ays 32 -033 h.lu 31 nlida ' 1 y Gc. 31. -032 i3 3'� J, 'u . CopelandYar•:1s, Inc., 31 -032 11J.56 33 Conenal 6indi - ^.� Corn. _: 5.,L= i.liar ies 32 - 032 47.30 32 033 225.00 272.30 3h 11arssy -Sparling 1.'eter Company 3J -032 23.37 3'5 ida'to Leat Packers, I�1c., 2 1.00 36 I aho Power Company 3 '' - 03 3 2 239.98 37 ?rri;;ator's ,- -032 3,07 3-� Jim Lyke, Postmaster 32 -D32 1$0.00 States Tel, _ Tql. 31 -032 23, "0 Lr.; Fewls:lt •Cherri.cals Corporation 31 - 032 rl';.00 �2 `11 ibchertson "L9�olesel_, rne., ;;_032 ,. 70 Su.Lners Stat3.onory 'c piSi ce S�:pp lv 32 -032 r Telephone C General Fual) 32 - 032 61.30 111 l$31',e7";lOrl'S 'q'!l•re:nt G_ , - n 30 -033 41.01, 31 -032 22.52 L3.56 END- .7AP,UARY 7.51TER F 5r7,"AEC FIRSDS SP 33 dL d.eeric -:_ 5-r u� - 032 l? ' 3 36 Bob Nic;ioles Service Stations, inc., 45 -032 5.60 3i7 Caldwell. Cr-: Conter 'u -032 3.25 2 ,, -7.25 32 2'•i..31 hl 1, °teruat3on -il .peso ^i,.. �io❑ of 1'..._ T ..._ .,.. .. - b j -232 15.00 Statloner7 - -C32 3.10 43 2.t. States "el. f- Tel. Co., 1,5 -032 - ':ordling Fats Co., 5 -C32 1.1!4 +� di_uer_[ ;ur rison ,:;airy L+5-032 30.00 '4o ]]orrda: Sparks a5 - 032 2h.gC. i7 The Statesman 11,_•uspapers 45 - 632 23.1;0 4 = W4 stern Act, Supply h5 -032 17.32 9 I.1.ai -o Power Company 5C -J32 9.50 50 ',it. States Tel. ° Tel. Co., 5D -C32 6.p S1 A:r, rican Lu;rric..nts Co. _oarn_y -2 �� -)32 4? -71 Amcric- $Cetll Products 60 -032 362.00 ,3 Arlold I'zclliner9 Ga, " L!e., 60 -032 L1 -3 -' B �: Equiament Cn., • "0 -032 11!.48 Pavrng Z ..sph.lr Co., E0 -032 7, - . 20 ?urns Ch='-olet Cc!tp any - 0 -032 17.00 37 Oa:ld':. - r,1,1 Auto 3rpply GO-032 1.9 J go CLrL's Cas'.. He Fend 60 -032 1.00 '9 G - '�]Cfl., =. ^, A'y 1.0., ��D - (732 ,.111 �0 Olean Dic}_ E.rvipreni; Cc•a - -2'32 1. c^ any 60 -032 Im'v = YaiR:1 er 6C -032 2.70 >3 r. .. 'ost n c0 -032 600.00 -1! G:otcr Icm Tire Shop 00_0,32 11.27 -` :`.ri- 's Used Parts iE 03= 10.00 Pr r : ' -� E c Cor'.nany 0 -032 1:11.32 ?,� 'P Clephol�e ( :;`.oneral. Purl) Gil ! v0 Q32 26.95 ..or: " _ 3 , u1.b2 ,, JAI Ah Y"Y1:7 Sl l l LiEa GO I I L. '� v 0. & 7T. 1]0. N3_B - „I,10 !lIIt..,llir, UNT t9 "ast:;rn -Dal ,•.'ac`'-- ary Cou�aly c0 -032 32'x'.94 70 c aco '7'Vlsioa i 32 J10.00 71 :.rt:n.u• A7.len 1-032 72 B C D Dtci.usmt Co., Inc., 7 -032 4.00 7' The i;,)=an Frodicts Cor4,rany 70 -032 2E .92 74 Bumiy 3t: ch 70-032 2.00 75 Caldwoll Alta Supply 70 -032 7.37 76 Motor I :21 Tire 5?on 10 -032 24.21 77 A. E. Pa3r;nantG'r 70 -032 2.25 7y Ron 's Texaco 70 -032 3.23 79 T'�e I]er,s- Tritu:ie 70 - 11.50 60 Alta E. Williac5, Treasurer '0 -032 1.25 81 Calda ll Sanitary Service 75 5,114.46 82 Damp. Saritaty Service 75 -034 33 ".70 END - JANUARY SPECIAL FUND p`T1 33.36 iI .':'rut FULIll S'UPYI.IES 3C -032 342.39 i:a Cf.P, I!T1AY " 30 -.033 ',1, CL ➢Lt • ; E' - FID 30- 210 2.00 _ 12.TCMT P_3' - :T " 31 -032 749.16 o:'_icE '� 32 -032 2"4.40 'r ater.0a.t. OFc'ICE Cap. 32 -033 229.10 FIRL DEPT. ��5 - C�3' 449.04 C' Liil r�iJ '! 50 -032 1".40 _qT , FCiFJ 60-.032 4,903.64 lruu0�',T� -! r "J ID " 70 -C132 3)0.12 G:CTTF.,CT 75 - 036 5,L51.16 12,;;91.45 Cs= ;:rw.L b'l'iID S:.LiF.I LS I P10. 11"U "L PURPOSE a;, t'' !LT 1 Ada KLrtL,.b :er �'i --a;.i-: 1'a ) SALARIES 113.93 2 z�uue'. L. . art " 9.60 3 Ed, di_i.nr.zrma =, "a2.41 4 Alvin Kay Tt,=_tes " L.D.Do 5 V. Jay tql rtin " 40.00 Lax C. Luby " 29.50 7 E:ile Shorb n 29.50 8 ;Coles Everett Snuth ' 10.00 9 Enery L. Vassar " 37.50 10 Dean E. Yi1ler i' 10'3 11 Jclm L. EnClehi rt " 273.68 12 Alta E. 'Nilliar's '+ 26 13 11azel Gipson L " 10.16 1L Cha lax , ^1. $st1nF °rd " 343.79 15 Elwood S Le,;--aim ° 3 - 53 16 eor' ee J,. .36 '- 5L 17 eL:'i E. Pierson " 3LL.5L 18 1Yilliar.,1. Carlson " 235.92 19 Gail Boid Usillln " 278.9" 20 _. � _•:q Jir1: `.ink u - i n 22 Roscoe Allen Si it " 02. "7 �- 23 ;7iL11a.,� Or-�r ' lc '. -nr. is on 'i 2 7 ° . - ^2 2L C1ai•ence Da;.1 Jorgensan 't 2 ;6 .),2 25 1= rra11 " 2 4.79 A.79 20 ih•r_d e::'e.1 ..le"._r4�r 27 7P lter EL::eue .aJaniel " '4 .66 2u 'Willis Rn..l 1u, id Gene " 2J3.h0 2;' L:arlereL i.�cc_11� .:z._,�_oa " 1;12.32 31 31e::n i,icC.arl .t ^t.sn��.fy ci 32 flog 1 J .la �2,99 33 Jac!; .:,lvi.n ":JL. 1.- w 3L .,arol A•ii ,._,1i' =;r 36 Pa=a1 L '. L3.F9 37 f2ic;.art[ J. Conlsoa " 2Ct.13 38 Dean L. I''raLLflJtl 251.46 39 Jane A. Flahiff 40 Y.athleer, E. Per:_ ns 1 Baroar.- L;sn Coy: 42 13arncy 13. vml " 34 .71 43 !'- ,ttloe�i Ftac`e7- 1'ar'.ins 7L45 i u i 1GI. 2 .77 47 Ray-nc:O f b it 209.55 48 Crordor. Cre'ch�lt �' 1 75.70 Lo c,2 .-- SC' .. - � . Stagy_ _. _. _ _.... S_:- isiu 51 Cagy -o.; Cvi ty 0! ' r 52 F'a l) 45 -031 ,,15, , 2.h2 54 A. !!O: 55 Forrest 1lenlcx' 21.64 56 Dale R. 11a"! a 279.15 57 John ;, rr::; 2'6.15 58 lfarold E. P =_rfecL " _ K4. Ka L6 Charles 'N. Philli_ ^s " 2;7-15 ➢orriu Sparks n 237.15 G 11 - 1 .33.00 LTRC, DEPARTM-07 11D U0. 45 -031 CONTTITUED NO. NAME PURPOSE nuts � dT 61 Donald E. 1$achns Sl4L.b.RffiS 2G?r.15 62 Leslie L. Ford n 2!i7.15 '`3 Eugene Inge " 253.15 6 +� Clan V"'aner n 257.39 6 5 Keith Grar:t Cimrtiings " 272.90 66 Leslie Wayne 71ood " 2-'0.10 E7 Ronald Lae 13ala 1 261.51 68 Leslie Curtis Chemmitli, Jr., 245.51 69 Fred He.23ersnn Alley 22.50 7D Richard D. Cashran ^UND tt0. 31 -031 33.09 71 DeL::ar Lunn " 33.00 72 '- athe-rr Vaswell +r 22.50 73 Gordon Saks a 33.00 Harlan F. Starr " 22.50 75 R. C. Stevens n 22.$0 76 11, red 7'alradt n 33,00 1 Lorothy* D. PLartin ° M,1,.; 6.9-'7 77 State Trea.s rcr " 399.60 122 Cl+rr:ETEP.Y FL ^.7D i',C. 50 -051 76.;3 79 George Hang !' 243.18 79 Lilt am L. Cooper " 2 Y-rt l n G. Lmve '! 221.05 12 Bank Of Idaho " x, 125 STRLCT DEP:1RTiE3ST FCD �D, 60 -031 61.96 81 Wilunrn il. z';ylcert '� 344.90 32 Richard S. Prather ° 32!x.82 3 Alvin Earl Russell " 235.90 %, Donald Y. Sha,, rr 239.37. 35 Claude Eddie Green !! 24x..,'2 M Tilfcrd 7- Farley y 22;..75 '7 Eduard R. flcKinsey " 232.25 b3 Roland 'Plillia,i 1'urphy n 255.91 S. Donald Grant Green ° 220.75 90 Donald 1. Green 213.79 91 Cecil Clifford Hall ri 213 92 LeR.oy'l:illiam Sliaffer n 212 93 Olaud= L. La,,nin 212. rj 94 An'h G. Stepllens 179.47 95 Donald LeRoy T,attimer 199.20 96 Gene OE;Aen Latt:mer 210.70 97 Harold Lee 47 44 -- . ,357.23 z.��za�Tlo :r Fl�1rD rlo. 7,' PB u- y 343.90 9J Oscar Haura_ n 2$9.10 100 Orion Ross Bethel " 272.10 101 Elmer R. Thornberg " 248.14 K2 Ernest G. Eisenhrandt " 2111.37 103 Charlie Lcl'- a 110.09 104 L. SDu land " 37.94 bl,502.64 SAiiTTATIOid F11GD W. 75 -031 105 Geore a. Svreet, Jr., ° 315.00 106 F. Varie Rife 118.00 - 1 .33.00 J� i J --j ,,-,154.23 i,iTER FC;iD PIG. 30 -031 107 Jack Boyd Johansen t 3:7,20 107 Samuel Hartkgpf 'r 27'3.57 1C9 Roy 0. Davis 'r 2 59. 2 9 110 D. Richard Claussen " 272.10 111 ]1. V.'. Phillips 11 272.10 112 Yonneth i.'crion Doors 11 241.02 113 Steve Fish " 221.05 114 Ecr'ney 3. Snoddy 209.55 115 _ Lee W. Lardreth 1)3.[1 ;x2,315.09 TP,ATPs,PIT P71,StT ^UND tt0. 31 -031 116 James Trircac! 3asl �,i. " 344.90 17.7 Rc'-t E. hall H 291,26 110 Clan Dwayno Hollis a 225 .h8 861.64 '1L1Tu, OENERAL OCFICE FU ISO. 32 -031 119 John Leslie Enoleha- t ° 135.62 1 Lorothy* D. PLartin ° 14267 121 Wi1na D..Keech 20;.55 122 F. Earie Rife " 64.66 123 Barbara L ❑e Lavrler !' 155.32 124 Virgini -a Pdae P� ^,anrdll �� 160.27 368.69 12 Bank Of Idaho " 546.20 125 State Inccr,.e Tax Jivi_siin 61.96 127 Canyon Covrrty " 313,88 7 -23 M,nici pal Clroup I: ,ce ° 194.00 129 DL'ployment 5e"'t ity Agency 169.50 J� i J --j ,,-,154.23 276 TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR UID -JAN. 1 62 0,650.00 TOTAL SUPPLLES FOR END -JAN, 1 62 17,696.60 TOTAL SALARIES FOR JANUARY 1 62 3 TOTAL SUPPLIES & SALARIES FOR JANUARY 162 59,907.11 There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Bates that the Council recess to meet Febmary 19, 1962 in the Council Chambers at 0:00 P.M. The motion carried. B Acting Mayor C�US(CTL Ot- L4f�?i ?!ILS f'L?:Ti7 "'4tT I 1�G2 The Council met pursuant tc recess with P: -;; ur Ed Siaaaenian la csi diag. Upon Roll Gall the fd!.lo ping Gouncal ten ans.rered _ LTsent: E. L. Vassar, Emil Shoib, Max Luby, -'?vin K. gates, J. d. Ilartiu and :1. B. "Coley" S:uth. Absent: clone. Ila cr SSi,nmerman addressed those in at'_enc?ance zed said that t',e" were very pl=astid to have so many her= toniCl_t. He stated that they L .:aa some wat cf a lenght�,r ajenda and that it ': -alps te- e -edit- the „ ness of 0 if they l.a01:: ?faat the snLjE -ohs are that mall come Yrou; thu audience. He thtn aslcsa if, as le - :'rcr., t' rt lec" '-rt ilaE CL! ". "sires tc e i- :__l. „n, cf those , resent. Beer and Card License - Mr. Arthur E. Sock Mr. Lrthur Z. Fool, wastmesent wiLh , -garde to las a licatio:r Cc.r a beer lice=, and for a card license. P: r. Ver.r B.uaclpta was present regarding a petiti_ii b va—i'c an a1_:ey. Hearing of protests - L.I.D. AL9 1 :� or then stat-n _,at tie. �.,,u�3 ;rcce�d with t_. as9er ;;f business. iie that tl was the time set b,'; :otica ['or poesy nag and Ia•0tests to the assess.�,eut ro11 of hc,cal IatFro ilis:.rict Ao. 1.'?. Councilman P7<u Luty excused Itimsul£ lrcm Ll.e ineetinL„ at this tine. xat•or SL:clerr..an the, iaq -ired 'hay' -e tras anyone present trh0 :xished to Prot: st the assesc.,ents cf Local Improt-ement Listrict tic. lag til,; ula �;as a se;rF. ; reject in thr,: vicinity of Colorado. Thera acre no protests frog: any cf those present an.l t Cl >rl: i,Foji, d tho a_ and Genncil that there had been no written 1nroteste filed in Isis c'ficc. Thereu;cn it 'v,s met *el l:y Shorb, seconded by Counr•,iLnan Vassar that the assesswnt roll l.;� approved. r gets tats tax-, and U e r,,,tia_x s:nani n,csly carrli:d. Ol CJi34 CIO. 1 F .5: 0_=:t ..,_. - LL—L 11 .._..::IT aIST-RICT 70. t, OF TI°.' CITY OF CALD'!l+'LL. 'The conmcittee on Sei.r-rs of tLc %_t^ c,f dalur =1.1, - c•��r. - •r 1 +i.tL .c Oity indineer of sail Cite- f Ca'u t�l, ,r�s 7: =_re tcfore cer ano _ i.:it - ca ? tc Roll o` Local imlrL o:iant J'striCL Ile. 1;) c.f the Cl L;, of Caldw,11, Id 1 - ,0, and it al.pearin tTiat the assessoie int loll was rcc�i.crd in . -h„ _:lice of the ';it;, 61�11::;!' t it} __ ;:ld „e'l, 5:00 o'c1ocl' P.I:. on the 5t:; o: t'eYJ r�,ary, 1- and ihasL said ne e i,i. tt I' 11 is - iow oil i, ai: offzou; a..1 it furl. r al - q u .1T huu U:_ .._ c. atcl Ccr. -c.rl cf H -31t, or Cald ?- ;.-_11, at tia'or and Gaunci 1, 1ie11 in tF - c_ - c°: mall cf sail city, un tl;e fit -f rclvaary, 1 passed a resol^tioa 0r ier� ag =ard Issas” .'rt cll to Le ; Iam_d oir fill :i"x i,l a uffiee of' Lt.E Ci L, J_cr'. of the 0a�; f C l iscll, a nd fire nU t!e 1 .;a ia�• olcl -u: P._:., in r.re ;..,c i1 i_�a•s in of , azrt City of L'alrl,aell, as t'te till !.Ll pl..oe Pea• hc:.. ri ng affil to aid ass es s: ac;nt