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Home My WebLink About1946-02-06city council minutesY6 COUNCIL CHAMBERS FELIRUART 6th, 1946. 8;00 P. M. The Council met pursuant to adjournment of February 5th, 1946, On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: J. R. Sloop, Leo J. Mason, Pete Clasen, L. E.Burrell, 0. L. Thornock and R. H. McNeill. The Mayor informed the Council this was the timeset by notice for the third meeting of the Board of Correction to review and correct assessments of the Caldwell Municipal Irrigation System. There was no one present for or against. There being no farther business to come before the Coundll it was moved by Councilmen Twornock, seconded by Councilman McNeill that Council adjourn. Motson carried. eyor City Clerk. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, MARCH 4th, 1946. 8;00 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with the Mayor, G. L. Crookham, Jr., presiding. On Rcjl Call the following Councilmen answered present; J. R. Sloop, Lao J. Mason, Pete Olesen, L. E. Burrell,R 0, L, Thornock Mr. LaRue M. Shipley was present and presented a petition for the cancellation of c ertain Sprinkling and Irrigation Toll Taxes. IMSOLUTI09 Ry Councilmen Sloop. V It was moved by CO Sloop, seconded by Councilmen T� that the following R be adopted. IMREAS, Mr. LaRue M. Shipley, petitioned the Mayor and Council for the can - together with penalty and interest, cellation of Sprinkling Assassuents and Municipal Irrigation TollAn the Southeast Fifty Feet of Lot-2 Block 6, Washington Heights, Steunenberg and Rand's Addition to Caldwell, Idaho as follows: 1927 # 1446 1928!x/ 1541 1929 # 1498 1930 # 1584 1931 # 1535 1932 # 1072 1933 # 1131 -A 1934 # 1146 1935 # 1136 1936 # 1137 1937 # 1138 1938 #:1139 1939 # 1203 1940 # 1216 1941 # 1282 1942 # 1352 1943 # 1329 1944 # 1327 Sprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling BSprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling Sprinkling 3.69 3.70 3.70 3.70 3.70 3.70 3.30 3.30 3430 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 3.30 Total 1942 Municipal Irrigation Toll 1943 Municipal Irrigation Toll 1944 Municipal Irrigation Toll 61.70 6.70 (Acct #3035 &1440) 5.00 5.00 Total $ 16.70 WHEREAS, _it appears to the Mayor end "ounell that there is a good cause for allowing said petition, NOW, THEnwrORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the aid assessments be and the same are hereby remitted and cancelled in accordance with this said petition and the Treasurer of City of Caldwell, Idaho, be and he is hereby authorized and directed to chargacthe same i I J I X7 and. cancel the same on his books and to issue all necessary papers and instruments to carry into effect t"e purpose of this Resolution. In response to roll call upon said motion, Councilmen voting "Aye" were: Sloop, Mason,,Olessn, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill. Nay: None. Absent and not voting: None, Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. RESOLUTION By Councilman Sloop. It was moved by Councilman NoNeill, seconded by Councilman Mason that the follow. ing Hpolution be adopted: "RESOLVED: "(a) That it is the determination of this body that an urgent need for ad- ditional housing for war veterans exists in the City of Caldwell, Idaho. "(b) That the City of Caldwell enter into a Contract with the Federal Public €ousing Aut`?ority on formFPRA -SP -1481, Rev. 1- 15 -46, to provide temporary housing pursuant to Title V (as amended) of the Hanham Act. "(c) That the mayor and Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Idaho be authorized to execute such Contract in the name of and on behalf of the City of Caldwell, Idaho." In response to roll call upon said motion, Councilmen voting "Aye" were: Sloop, Mason,.Olesen, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill. Nay: None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. Application for Tex# -cab license was read from Cecil Rohan. Moved by Olesen, seconded by Burrell that this license be granted. Motion c The Bills for !Febrwi� were read and on motion by Sloop, aedonded by Mason that these Bills be allowed and Warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been 0ipeovsd 1,y the Chairman of the Finance Coranittee. Motion carried. G8'N?RAL FUND Nos. PFame. What for. Amount. 2063 G. L. Crookham, Jr., Salary 50.00 2084 J. R.Sloop " 25.00 2085 Leo J. Mason " 25.00 2086 L. E.Surrell 25.00 2087 R. F. McNeill " 25.00 2088 0. L. Thornock " 25.00 2089 Pate Olesen " 25.00 2090, Ade'lartenbower ° 169.30 2091 Edith R. Church " 132.30 2092 First National Bank - Caldwell Tax 48.40 2093 Shorb Printing Co., Supplies 6.25 2094 Nit. States Tel;& Tel Rental & Toll 5.00 2095 Tdaho Typewriter Exchange Rental 3.00 2096 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Express 1.14 2097 rt. E. Pormenter Salary 181.30 2098 iuella "artanbower Services 83.80 2099 First National Bank - Caldwell Tax 26.90 2100 Fisher's Merchant Calculating Co., Calculator 570.00 2101 Mt. States Tel.& Tel Rental 4.50 2103 H. J. Me noel Inc Supplies 27.32 2104 Independent Furniture Co., " 2.80 210B 17ome L,r & Coal Co., " 1.15 2106 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., " 1.00 2107 ifoff Bldg Co., " .45 2102 Idaho Power Co., Power 43.04 2108 Becker Hdw. Co., Supplies .30 2109 Lionel C. Krall Salary 201.90 2110 Coy Collins It 177.30 2111 "laldo P"ddonk It 177.50 2112 Forrest Millender " 181.30 2113 Dale Hanks It 181.30 2114 Eugene Inge " 161.10 2115 Gene Rorebaugh " 161.10 2116 George Charlton " 157.60 2117 Jbhn Demond S'eriYlcaa 4.00 2118 R;C.Stevens " 2.00 2173 2174 Yos, Name, what for. Amount. Salary " 2119 Ordell Royce Services 2.00 J. S.Wymora " 2120 Matthew Maxwell " 1.00 2174 2177 Dean Aahcraft Wm Cordell 2121 Lce Roffman ^ 1.00 170.00 142.80 2178 2122 Marshall Crenshaw " 1.00 to 134.90 134.90 2123 First National Rank - Caldwell Tex 95,40 John Schroeder of 2124 State Treasurer Retiremen Fund 30.50 2180 Chas Rogers 2125 .State Treasurer 2% of wages 30.50 2181 2126 Mt, State Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 13.35 127.00 2127 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Laundry 8.92 Ray Woolery to 2126 Van W & Rogers, Inc., Supplies 5,05 2183 First NoTional Sank - Caldwell 2129 Darbee Glass & Paint Oo., " 5.36 129.60 106.70 2184_ 2185 2130 Motor Inn Service " 3.95 Supplies 2131 Caldwell Auto Supply Co., 3,14 C.6Warren Duffy RemoviSupplies 2132 Clerk's Cash ft volving Fund " 1,75 2187 Rome Lbr & Coal Co, 2133 Dairymen's Coop Creamery " 1.50 136.25 2188 2134 Erneat Mason Sale 206.50 to 92.43 2135 Willlam Carlson II 197.10 Armco Drainage & Metal Products " 2136 Jack Thomas or 173.30 2190 whelchel & Park 2137 Cllffnrd Raymond " 100.00 35.40 2191 2138 Dnve Davison " 164,70 " 31.53 2139 Eugene kegler to 156.80 _ to 2140 Emmett Giddings " 140.20 2193 J. W,Weeks & Son 2141 G. F. Overlin " 150.00 2194 2142 F. W.Arnold " 75.00 " 28.52 2143 Elwood Siegmann to 19.50 Leo J. Mason Buick Co., n 2144 First Nati nal Bank - Caldwell Tex 81.40 2196 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., 1 2145 Mountain States Tel X Tel Rental & Toll 2n.75 19.45 2197 2146 Collins Richfield service Supplies 14.40 s 11.39 2147 Utah 011 Co., " 14 .85 Columbia Equipment Co, n 12148 �horb Printing Co ., ° 8.25 2199 Idaho Power Co., ' 2149 Caldwell News Tribune Supplies 8.00 10.13 2200 2150 Caldwell Auto Supply ' 7.50 a 10.00 2151 Sievers Service IT 6,00 C.C. Folton n 2152 Garber Motor Co_ " 412 2202 Rarry'a Repair Sjop It 2153 Motor Inn Ser 45 3,. 04 8.00 :203 2154 Quality Food Market ^ 2. n 7 2155. Western Union Telegraph Co., Telegrams 1.91 Caldwell Truck 2• Imp Co., to 2156 Vern Porter Supplies 1.00 ?205 ITru. K. 17. esker 2157 Charles Robertson S 0 2158 Dr.Fobt R. Williams l 50,00 2159 first tational Er k- Cel�well 6.75 T x 1.60 2160 L. V. Porter Sa 223.00 2161 C.S.Claussen 169 20 , 2162 First National Rank- CAldwell T x 47 80 . 2163 Caldwell Mfg S Co, r iles upp^ _ 2164 Motor Inn Service 18.20 2165 Ca News- Tribune ° 4.65 2166 Caldwell Auto Supply " 2.76 2167 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., " 1.74 2160 Robt I, Troxell Salary 75.Oo 2169 Idaho First National Banc- Caldwell Rent 30.00 2170 Caldwell News - Tribune Printing 51,95 X177. R & V 011 Co., Gasoline 304,50 2172 State insurance Hurd Inaurence 765.34 TOTAL GENERAL FUND 4 6,629.83 ROAD FUND 2173 2174 S. P. Glenn Vance Seek Salary " 2175 J. S.Wymora " 190.00 2174 2177 Dean Aahcraft Wm Cordell Services it 170.00 142.80 2178 Alvin Carney to 134.90 134.90 217Q John Schroeder of 127.00 2180 Chas Rogers ", 2181 Ed Tollman 127.00 2182 Ray Woolery to 134.90 2183 First NoTional Sank - Caldwell Tax 129.60 106.70 2184_ 2185 Canyon County Hawkes k 1711sod Supplies 2186 C.6Warren Duffy RemoviSupplies 225.00 2187 Rome Lbr & Coal Co, Supplies " 136.25 2188 , Idaho Concrete pipe Co., to 92.43 2189 Armco Drainage & Metal Products " 87.73 2190 whelchel & Park " 35.40 2191 weatcott Oil Co., " 31.53 2192 D. 19, Nordling Parts Co., to 31.1110 31.50 2193 J. W,Weeks & Son " 2194 Baxter Foundry & 11pchine Works " 28.52 2195 Leo J. Mason Buick Co., n 27.85 2196 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., 11 19.45 2197 Milliner Transfer & storage s 11.39 2198- Columbia Equipment Co, n 10.60 2199 Idaho Power Co., ' " 10.13 2200 Ellison Electric Service a 10.00 .201 C.C. Folton n 9.20 2202 Rarry'a Repair Sjop n 8.00 :203 Glenn E. Green n 7 2204 Caldwell Truck 2• Imp Co., to 7.12 ?205 ITru. K. 17. esker to 6.75 Nos, Name, That for, Amount. 2206 Cooperative Oil Assoc Supplies 4,95 2207 Caldwell Auto Supply 4.78 2208 Miller Hdw. Co .$ " 3.74 2209 Hoff Bldg Supply " 3.24 2210 Service Parts Co,, " 2.01 2211 Glerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 1.50 2212 Western Auto Supply " .60 2213 Garber Motor Co., " .30 - TOTAL ROAD FUND 2,872.91 CEMETERY FUIID 2214 Goo Hammer Salary 189.20 2215 Logan Seale ^ 127,00 2216 $herrel Hammer Services 97,10 2217 W. L. Raymond " 78,00 2218 Omar Raymond ° artenoower " 66.00 2219 Ads " 85,00 2220 °'first Natiansl Rank - Caldwell T x 38.70 2221 Irrigator's Lbr. Co., Supplies 13.04 2222 Ida! Hardware & Plg Co., " 10,80 2223 jet. StAtes Tel & Tel Rental;& T oll 2,35 2224 Becker Hdw, Co., sup { 2225 Miller Hde. Co., " 1,50 2226 August Ulmen 11 1.25 2227 Idaho Power Co., it .85 2228 Clerk's C , .sh Revol Fund " .57 TOTAL CEMETERY FUND 653.39 PARK FUND 2229 S. E. Lamkin Salary 181,30 2230 Harry Flagg Services 75.75 2231 James Merrill " 33.7b 2232 First National ank- Caldwell Tax 18.70 2233 W. M. Thomas Supplies 25.00 2234 Peters Auto Repair If 34.47 ^' 2235 Caldwell Auto Supply " 45.3E 2236 $. W. Weeks & Son " 17.31 2237 Hoff Bld Co., ^ 11.62 2238 Garber Motor Co ^ 7.82 2239 Barbee Glass & Paint Co., " 6.60 2240 Armco Drainage & Vetel " 3.40 2241 Toro Mfg Corp 2,51 2242 Collins Service " 1 75 2243 Irrigator's Lbr Co., �� , 1.40 2244 k 1ler Hdw. Co., 2245 Idaho Power Co., Power .92 .85 2246 Becker Hdw, Co., Supplies 2247 Harry's Repair Shop " .60 .50 TOTAL PARK FUND 468.80 STREET LIGiiT'ING FUND 2248 Idaho Power Co., Street Lights 727.00 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND 727.00 IRRIGATION FUND 2249 C. L. Sourland Salar 2250 Guy Healy ny 150,00 2251 Tom Alexander Servicea 117.00 2252 W, J. Lawrence 124.90 2253 Wm Witzig " 30,00 2254 Manny Olsen 2255 First National Bank - Caldwell Tex 40.80 2256 Pioneer Irrigstion District Toll Charge 731,60 Mrs. K. W. Psker Supplies 36,00 1 2257 2258 Rome Lbr & Coal Co., 28.80 2259 Irrigator's Lbr. Co., ' 22.50 2260 H. J. McNeal " 22.39 2261 Western Auto Supply: " 4.29 2262 Hoff Bldg Supply + 3.60 2263 Becker Rdw " 2264 Miller _Hdw., Co., " .90 .BO TOTAL IRRICATION_FUND 1,515,88 WATER FUND 2265 C, D. Crandall Sala 181.30 2266 Earl Gulley " 156.80 2267 Claude Worsham " 144.50 2268 Roy Ma lton " I 127.00 90 Nos. Name. !7hat for, - Amount. 2269 Richard Claussen Services 74.10 2270 Pauline:S. Nicholson Salary 130.00 2271 -Ralph M0 Services 18.00 2272: T, L. Stinson it 18.00 2273 -First National Wank- Caldwell Tax 74.80 2274 Whelebel 8- Park Supplies 798,84 2275 -Idaho Power Co., to 293.18 2276 -Neptune Meter Co., to 172.31 2277 Crane Co., ^ 115.91 115.91 2278 Shorb Printing �o., to 2279 Automatic Control Co., of 58.50 2280 Armco Drainage & f.4etal Products " 48.75 �I 2281 Joseph G. Pollard Co., " 12.75 2282 Eugene Dietzgen " 13.35 2283 !9estcott 011 Co., " 13.30 2284 .Caldwell Plg & ut, Co., " 10.71 2285 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental & Tnll 10.50 2286 . Caldwell Ice & Cold Storage Supplies 4.95 2287 Clerk's Ceab Revolvi -g Fund " 4.60 2288 Rugene Dietzgen to 4,08 2289 Idelo Concrete Pipe it _ 2290 .Becker Hdw. Co., " 4.00 2291 Idaho Blueprint & Supply " 3.46 2292 .Collins Richfield Service " 3,25 3.05 2293 Miller Hdw. Co., " .85 TOTAL WATER FUND 2,605.62 SPRINKLING FUND 2294 Wilbur W kart y Salary 135.90 2295 Wm Gainey to 131.60 2296 First National Rank- Caldwell Tax 8.50 TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND 326.00 LIBRARY FUND 2297 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 148,80 i 2298 .Flavills C. Blondel " 2299 D. D.Bagley 183.55 2300 Viola Rolbr,ok Services 75.00 48.65 2301 Fay Drips " 2302 .F,linor Marshall " 36.90 2303 .Carolyn Bradley 17.60 2304 First National Bank - Caldwell Tax 8.60 2305 - Gaylord Bros Supplies 50.50 12.50 i 2306 2307 _Schmidt pros _Purkhiser Flea n " 22.00 9308 ,Idaho Power Co., " 9.35 2309 -Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental 32.07 4.00 2310 2311 ,Pioneer Irrigstio Dist Su lies p� ,Caldwell Plg & Rtg Co., 2312 The H. R. Huntting Co., EoBka 21.65 2313 MacMillan Co., of 17,20 2$14 The A W. Wilson Co., " 3.31 2315 A. C. McClurg ^ 11,11 2316 The Caxton Printers ^ 43.16 2.16 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND �! 755.01 CFMFTERY SINKING FUND 2317 2318 Allen E. F7oaaak Rensselaer Valve Co., Drilling well 1562,14 Valve 69.40 TOTAL CFFTETERY SINKING FUND GRAND TOTAL OF EXPFNDITURF,S FOR FEBRUARY, 1946, 018,185.98, Councilman Olesen, Chairman of the Water Department presented a list o^ uncollect able water accounts and recommended they be charged off the Water Ledger. Moved by Mason, seconded by Sloop that the following accounts be ch "rged off the Water Ledger; @. L. Bailey 523 Fillmore Herold Bateman 506 Denver ,75 Mrs. Fula Berry 814 Galveston .50 L. F. Broadbent 1822 Montana .50 0. E. Christensen 320 Everett ,75 William Tolton Creenleaf .50 Matt King 2620 Linden .50 ,p' =Sam Lawso-i 512 Freeport .50 2.00 Chas VaKenzie 319 Fillmore 1.00 R. Ft. Pussy 1814 Rvarett „50 D. G. Sisty rillcrest Total Motion carried. , 9 Thereupon Councilman Sloop introduced Bill No 22, entitled; AN ORDINANCE GIVING NOTICE TO ALL CITIZENS OF, AND OWNERS OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF CALDITRLL, T14AT AN APPLICATION HAS BEEN PRESENTED FOR THE VACATION OF A PORTION OF MICHIGAN AVENUE AND 23rd AVENUE IN THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO; PROVIDING FOR FILING OBJECTIONS THERETO AND FOR FILING CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES SUSTAINED THEREBY; PROVIDING FOR A °AERTAINING SUCH DAMAGES BY THF. MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, AND PROVIDING FOR THE PUBLICATION OF THIS ORDINANCE. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 22. It was moved by Sloop, seconded by Mason that the rules requiring that the reading - of,a Bill on threeseparate days be suspended and that Bill No 22, be read the second time by title and the third time in full section by section and placed on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following i result; Those voting in the affirmative were: Sloop, Clasen, Mason, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill. Negative: None, Absent and not voting; None. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read I Bill 22 the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 22, pass? The Mayor I directed the Clark to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Thpse voting in the affirmative were; Sloop, Mason, Olesen, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill. Negative; None; Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 22, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed ands pproved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 657. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry i of the same and to cause Ordinance No 657, to be published in the Caldwell News- Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Thereupon Councilman Clasen introduced Bill No. 23, entitled: AN ORDINANCE GIVING NOTICE TO ALL CITIZENS OF, AND 01VNERS OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF CALDWELL, THAT AN APPLICATION HAS BEEN PRESENTED FOR THE VACATION OF THE FOLLOW- ING DESCRIVED ALLEY; BEGINNING AT S'11TTT CORNER OF BLOCK 95 OF TYE ORIGINAL TOL'INSITE OF CALP9TRIL, IDA AS S' OWN ON T °E Rz°VISBD MAP OF CALDWELL, IDAHO; RUNNING THENCE SOiTT"- WESTERLY ON A LINE WHICH IS A CONTINUATION OF THE SOUTHEASTERLY LINE OF SAID BLOCK 95 A DIS TANCE OF 16 FEET; RUNTTING THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ON A LINE PZRALLEL WITH THE SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF SAID BLOCK 95 A DISTANCE 0£ 300 FEET; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ON A LINE WHICH IS A CONTINUATION OF TEE NORTHWESTERLY LINE' 07 SAID BLOCK 95, A DISTANCE OF 16 FEET TO THE POINT OF INTERSECTION WITH THE WESTERLY CORNER OF SAID BLOCK 95; TF.ENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG ALONG THE SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF SAID BLOCK 95 TO THE POINT OF BEGIIT'ING; PROVIDING FOR FILING OBJECTIONS THERETO AND FOR PILING CLAIMS FOR DATZAGES SUSTAINED THERE- BY; PROVIDING FOR ASCERTAINING SUCH DAMAGES BY TTE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALD- WELL; AND PROVIDING FOR TT'E PUBLICATION OF THIS ORDINANCE. which was read for.the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 23, It was move& by Olesen, seconded by Burrell that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No. 23, be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the i following result; Those voting in the affirmative were: Sloop, Mason, Olesen, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill. Negative: None Absent and not voting: None. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary threea£ourtho majority 9nd directed the Clerk to pea Bill No 23, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The r Clark read the Bill as directedi. The question being "Shall Bill No 20, pose? The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the,above question which resulted as follows: Those voEin*n the affirmative were: Sl000, Olesen, Mason, Burrell Thornock and McNeill. Negative :, None. Absent and not ` voting: None. 1 Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 23, had passed and the Mayor in open sessiot�� of the Council duly signed and approved the -Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 658. The Mayor directed the Clark to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 658, to be puliahed in the Caldwell News- Tribune the official newspaper of tha City of Caldwell, THaho. r. 9 L Thereupon Councilman Thornock, introduced Bill No 24, entitled; AN ORDINANCE RECITINC THE PASSAIE, APPROVAL AND PDP.LICATION OF ORDINANCE NO.656; DEY'REMINING THAT NO OBJECTION TO THE VACATION OF TTTAT PORTION OF COI,LFGE AVENUE, IN SAID CITY OF CALDWELL 22.5 FEET IN WIDTH ANDADJOINING THE. F'ASTERLY SIDE OF BLOCKS 57 TO 68 INCLUSIVE OF MOTTNTAIN VIEW ADDITION TO CALDWELL, IDAHO, AND THE VACATION OF TPAT PORTION OF COLLEGE AVENUE IN CAI.D°IELL, IDAHO, 22.5 FEET ITWIDTH AND ADJOINING THE WESTERLY SIDE OF BLOCKS 74 TO 85 INCLTISIVR OF MOUNTAIN VIEW ADDITION TO CALDWELL, IDAHO; HAS BEEN MADE OR FIL D AND THAT NO CLAIM OR CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES WFICH WOULD BE SUSTAINED BY REASON THERE OF RAVILED; DETERMINING TTTAT THE, VACATION OF SAID PORTIONS OF COLLEGE AVENUE IS TO TEE BEST INTEREST AND ADVANTAGE OF THE CITY OF CALD?rPLL AND ITS CITIZENS AND ITS PROPERTY OWNERS; DETERIATPING TRAT NO DAMAGES WILL BE SUSTAINED BY ANY CITIZEN OF OR PROPRRTY OWNER IN THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDA70, BY REASON OF THE VACATION OF SAID PORTIONS OF SAID COLLEGE AVFAT'T; VACATING SAID PORTIONS OF gAID COLLEC E AVENUE; PROVIDING THAT TIIE TITLE TO THE VACATED PORTIONS OF SAID COLLEGE AVENUE SHALL REVERT TO TH^ OWNERS OF THE ADJACENT REAL ESTATE.; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND PRO - VIDING FOR TAE PUBLICATION OF TINS ORDINANCE AND ITS TAKING EFFECT; which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 24. It was moved by Thornock, seconded by Mason that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No 24, be road the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clark to call the roll on the above motion with the following result. Those voting in the affirmative were; Sloop, Clasen, Mason, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill. Negative: None. Absent and not voting; None. The Mayor d eclared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 24, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 24, pass? The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those Voting in the affirmative were; Sloop, Olesen, mason, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill, Negative; None. Absent and not voting; None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 24, had passed and the Mayor in open sessior of the Council duly signed and app -oved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 659. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 659, to be published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilmen Sloop, seconded by Council Burrell t'at Council adjourn. Motion carried. Mayor. City Clerk. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, MARCH 11, 1946, 8;00 P. II. The Council met mursuant to Call and ACknOwladGamant of Notice in the following form; CALL a AND 9CKN0'?aEDGBTENT OF NOTICE 'Se, the undereigned, PFayor and' embers of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Mdaboi'do each hereby acknow- ledg'a,'n0tice of a special meeting tf set dd City Council be held'. -at the council chambers in the City 9all in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of " oTclock P. M., on the 11th,; ddy`of Marsh, 1946, for the trensact,lion of all business in con. nection wittt the following object -- 'to consider' proposal of Director of Public Works for changing of Franklin Lane through ii Caldwell and to consider agreement with State of Idaho for co- -operative employment of Sanitary Inspection, which object has been_submitted to each of the undersigned in'writing. WITNESS our signatures th 11 ay o rch 1946. C Inan nc 21m en t � - CCounccci� awn i Ji