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TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR MID -JAN. 1 62 $9,650.8o
TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR END -JAN. -62 17 ,696.60
TOTAL SALARIES FOR JANUARY r62 32,559.71
TOTAL SUPFLIES Sc SALARIES FOR JANUARY -62 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 February 19, 1962 in the Council Chambers at 8:00 P.M.
The motion carried.
Acting Mayor
Clerk
CuMTCTL C'- EAf•''BERS
fEfRLCIRY 19, 19612
The Council met pursuant to recess 1r1.th 112r Ed Sirrmiernan g'-siding.
Upon Upon Eioll Call toe fcl.looing Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, Emil Shoib, Play. Luby, 'Qvin
K. Bates, V. J. PTartiii and I1. E. "Coley" Smith. Absent: i�Tcne.
h Simmerman addressed those in at!onda -ioe and said that they were veiy pl_ased tc have so any
!:ere tonight. fie stated that they had some kRt of a lenghty ajenda and that it helps to the busi-
ness of the evening if they Loot, Idiat the suL,jects are that come frem the audience. He thou asical if,
aside 'from the rodeo;' there was any other hualnese to come from any of those present.
Beer and Card License - Mr. Arthur E. Dock
Ilr. P,rthur E: BeCIc waspresent with regards to his application for a beer license and for a card icense.
Nr. Vent Rudolph was present regarding a —ti.t - tor, tc vacate an alley.
Hearing of protests - L.I.D. h49
a�or Simmerman then stated that they tjoiild ,roceed with the order of business. lie informed ti;e Council
that this was .she time_ set by notice for raccl and hearing protests to LRo assess,,Lant roll cf Local
Improvement Aistrict [1o. �P.
Councilman Max Luby ezeused ld—a -f from the mestin0 at this time.
Mayor Sirunexman then inquired if there %as anyone present who wished to protest the assessments of
Local ImprovQment District No. 119 111,1 caas a se --r project ii the vicinity of Colorado. There ware nu
protests from any of those present and the Clerl: informed the ilayor and Ceuacil that there had been no
written protests filed in his office.
Thereupon it ;acs novel by Councilman Shorb, seconded by Co,,r_eilman Vassar thab the assessment roll be
approved. A tote was taken and the motion unanimously carried.
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AN OII.DE'R CoI?FIRUNJ AN➢ 14P,tiOVIT' {G '1'7iE :LiSESS ".TENT ROLL IN LOC-L IEh,FhU7DlENT D15TRICT N0. 10
CF "'}?F CITY OF C;1IJ! ^1F :LL.
The committee on Sewa,re of tine Citd, of Caldwell, toT,ether with the City Enginaor of said City of
Cald has heretofore certified and su' :- + „itted to the 1la ^or aad Council, the i:seessmant Roll of Local
Iml :aovenient Eistrict CIo. 1� c-” tho City of Cal . lv -11, Idaho, and it aj- --rid, thaL the assensment inll was
received in tho office of the City Clark of tPre City of Caldwell, at 5:00 d clock P.T;. on the 5th day of
february, nd said Assessn.- Roll is now an fzle i: said office;
Anil it further appearing that the b1a } and CoLacil of the City of Caldwell, at a ,r>;eti rg of said
Pia ? °or and Council, held in the City H1. cf said City, on the $th 6a7, .,P EeLruary, 1362, passed a resolution
order :ng sai3 asses sn!e��'L
31-1 to 6e 1 c•u file in tine office of the C! t dlerlc of the City of Caldo:e7.i,
and £iainl; the Lth da;, of ld,ruar; 19b2, at 5:00 O'cl.cl: P.R., in the dauncil Ch=nbers in the City Hall
or saic! City of Caldwell, as the time and place for hearinL and cousideri;ig olzjections to said assessment
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roll; and dire.ctl.ng the City 01erl- of the said City to givA duo a -,d le notice in compliance with the Fro -
visi.cns of law, of the filing of said Assessment Roll in his office, the date of filing the sane and the
time. and ,l ce at wlxich the Coxuncil raculd hear and enasider 6l„ect.ions tc said h_ssessinant Roll 1- ra ti es
by such assessments and the rersons t; y t zinc] the t! me id thin *EA!, said ohjsction stould he J
file=, and fter'ther rR_,-cHng .! _aid t rri_ce be rul.L�Led in three succeesivs issued of - bhe Yews - Tribune,
a _xil„ paper , rirnted F.nd ,ub istied in the city of cai�l cil, Idaho, and tires official newspaper c f the City
Cal, ell; all cf rdiiclh niors. fn7.7:; al ; oais in said resolution;
And it further a,Tearing that the; City Clerk of the sad_d City give notice of the receipt cf said
Ass sercent :loll and cf the time and @lace fixed for ,oari=ng FrctFst t:.areto, d ircctirlg the time, ,lace
W and manner of filing said ohjectiars; all cf 1n - '' more fully a] by said notice, date the 5t11 Hay cf
Peh n_tary, 1 and nc on file in the office of the City Clef'•= of the City of Caldt-rc.11; and it further
thst, said notice was ri fished as direrted in rho Bald resolutintt nt'0ITr; m_ - ti_cned, in t] - le
Tribune, the c "frcial ,l _.2per of said City, in ' i.ssu,s of' F -t z tax;4 ;, B, and 9th, 196P, mcr= folly
art .ars b . he affil t of publication of said notice on file in the ef£ine of the City L'1, cf said City
of Ca7dwe.11; and it further aTpearing thab notice r-;as dolt' and rcgn7.arly {riven i.n all respects aF required
by le•. and fl o:.der of ' , , I - ,e Yfa rcr and Ccunc -l;
And it f-tle .r �-reax.ng that the t-';i� fcr f i_l I l I obj- coons and prctes t awng e r9red, and the
times fixed n _rei_n' -! _`er 1 ,ing 'I ccnr'irt��riag s'J& d aeet.`cne and k ,otasts having rrived and it
fnrt'ter e,TT- ring th -.t nr, ehjecttene or protests tktztsceve±° have t-cn filed in said ratter: an-1 said assess -
stet+ Roll h ,tub, c,:n;. for :li;.g vrd roliFl a ,,l tl - Le. sn.ne havt.ng been fnllr and d =1h
cons_i_derFd h. U Lin' and Cota;ncil cf tho City of Callrell, Ida,to, and sari Asses-'ent Roll, together t',i
all t�roc =_eclirgs in ill such a sessnloTI I. _.!ng by .cai.d T a� -Cr ar' i is._u:ncil keen fond ;4egular, valid, correct
'-able, 'air, just:, fxr_er and in all lcrral and aeocr_l,i.n, to t•hF l trs of the State of Idaho, and
the of the City cf Caldwell;
M-W THET'S 0.,L, 1 I ?'=i;T.'' +D] ".-l"Lt Dy the and 6cutncil of rl_e U_i.ta of Cal.rl,raell, Idaho;
Section 1. That said 4ssesarr. - 201.7- of Local Impro're,aent .istrict ^;o. 49 of the Citr of Caldwell,
Idaho, be and the saee is hereby a'ohroved and cmtfirm�d.
Section 2. That the Olt- Cla_•'tc s'.tallimmeaiately certify and file said Assessment Roll with the
Cite Treasurer o* the. Citti of 4alrl for collection of said ass ossrnents ac —ding to lava; and +;ltzt doe
notice of. t place and manner of making tatrse psirnents of assessments cont2ir.d in said Ass—...Lent Roll
he given In at 1'" 2- sur =n' of the City -f clldwe7l, in t> :val".- provided by the la:- of ti_ state cf Idaho,
and the ordinances of the City of Caldr.,ell.
PASSED By t'te Ccrmeil t! is 79th day of February, 1�b2.
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Application for Card License
Application for Beer License - Arthur E. Bock
An applicatd.cr. for hoer boon -, cos s_nd fiem Arthur �:, frock at 107 so. 4th, with the fee of 'Iv100
ar_eor:nam�ing Mile a:, �r li_cnt and an applicat.icn for card license Teas reed from Arthur E. Pock at th same
adrir,—, It' l- fee of ;,L1 r,00 acecmpan:in^ tl application.
i :a_ r Simnoaman re ,d the folluring letter frcn, the Clifef of Police.
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Tor The Renorahls lfa, -or red City Cc,mcil of Czldorell, Idaho
'1 :' : The Office of t.. Chic - r of Police
su`;jest: Anrltcati_en for Brer --irl Card Licenses
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Gentlemen:
An investigation of Arthur E. Bock, 11 years of age, address 601 [Borth Kimball Avenue, Caldwell,
Idaho reveals that; PP. Bock is a bon_ified = esirlent of the City of Caldwell and that he tias not Leen
convicted of a felony.
It is understood that h1r. 3cck's rlace of 1 .usiness will be located at 107 South 7th Street acid
%gill be oemed and operated by hirr.
This office can find no reascas why a carol and beer license can not be issued to lrthur mock
and therefore recui,vends aI - -; roval.
he s pe ctf,; r l:',
/f,/ Uh —I.ou W. Astlofcrd
Charles U. 3st2eford
Chic£ �f Police
Moved by Ceunci.lnar; &,dth, seconded r, Councilman Suorb that the beer and;ard license be
approved as aaplied for. A vote is -s tal �en aild the !notice was unani.n,onsly carried.
Lease, Rental or Sale of Curtis Park - denied
YL: Sim:,err^an annou -.iced that for the benefit of the reco,cl r yarding a request which w as made
about two weeLs e.go for the lease, rental or sale of Curtis Park; 3t should be noted that this had been
investigated and under the conditions by which the City lead acquired this propert and the res frictions
which were placed on the use of it and, inasmuch as the City 'cad n.e investment in 1L, that the City had
an obligation to rospec't Lhose cnditions. He sinted farther that he thouCht some disfcsition shenld h
made of that req,iest.
It was tk�ereuron moved b^ 6ounciiman Vassar, sec�nded by "oonciltan 11urtin that, the request be
denied. A vote was taken and the notion was unanimously carried.
Tampering with crater payment depository reported
S- 1a-er Kimernan announced t1lat about t::xec-- do it ago on a Slcnday morning through various tele-
phone calls frcni citizens who had made their ,rater payments and placed the dek,csits in the box at the door
to the City r:a'_-1 w,1ch bad been Trovr led for this r _rrese; it beca 2pr arent that s me of th s, not
been received. This had been _nvcsti,Iated with no definite o_nclu _.,ur -s i.'.::n on the folluidng Zcnday anctbe
payment was not received.. On the follo,.in6 T'anday -,hre❑ qui tie a nun ±ber of f ayments again were not raoeived
it heca.me qui te. a -arent that was tampering : th the box hlaced inside the door. iie stated fu=_
that arranuerients had been made to rebuild the dc,,siterg so as to 1.r vent - L1,e reoccur ence of this but t6a
in the me rtine the Police Do `.sent d been nc; ifikd and that, a trajk ii al 'hoer_ set- last Saturday and the
_ror3onre8;ans11 ;1e was op.,r_,..nc A tdoal of ; [102.110 Lr.. �_portedly i.assi,% through this means with
$83.35 of t: -is Leing checks and an ariouut of ;,19.05 being in cash. Arraagementshad been r,ade by those
individuals who had made pay no k, check to stoi; payment on t!rose checks. The Police !,ad dcte_rxivad
that the c'riacks had either been thrown away or h estro ad area that tl.cre had been no efforts made to cash
then. Regarding those ;'aTinents in cash and inasmuch as we had placed the sign reading "Place Water Pay-
ments [,ere IJ,Ut tae felt _t alas Ear ,.'s _ ^e as it�ilith to cr dit I,. - Sl rnetoncr's acccuizta :5
they Lad be`.�i paid.
It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded bar Ucuncilnan Sates that crcdi'Ls be issued to those
accounts for customers Who had lost cast. in - Lh, Eunoc ❑t of V' statement for that montit, and they they be so
notified.
A vote ,•rag taken and the ri ^_tion unanirnousll, carried. Those cw inp 1 1 , cheeks and which were
reportedly missing, ,sere also to be uutified of the of -hole in the del,csit.ory so that they C, 1 _J adaln use
it fur del osiUn- thei_r'cl,eGl's if then so des''�red.
City- County Civil Defense agreement
ISaycr Sir --man presented n a regiment For rerc,.el Lesweer t:. '.ty of j ity o£ ,
and the Canyon Ueu ❑tl- tc sup: ^out a Cnt - � Coant '„ivil Ilefensa or a.niza' +ion. This lad been delayed due to
the absence of Lhe Civil Defense �p The agreement iTas same as hl.e cnc entered into lash
,_,.r and wc be effective for cnc a t c c Usti ,-,soh _ -Y p;ei0� 1,60o red t.1,e test 'tv the €,on:,ty
The ..cst fc, t iu L,itr of Ca] last ,year n ,3675. The City world 1 -sod
5[�;L of t, ear tests '-Y Civi.l u �i'mrse. ,e st_ �d furor r r' -:.:t i us �;i ta.i.n advmrLa,oe in !1.at ,c City
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and A"O nre -TO! D Co—rdinator and r'.t vj. ent`Al. od no GiN M I:urcl;ase snrl>s tmor`,h
and also tl'e Cit ^;- is eli dime foa^ mat clung ;unis on ce rt.ai. - '. t ^rocs ..f equi ment v;h 5. nir meets Ci =:al ➢et'ense
re- �airerneni '
it , a , me d by C;i nrni_..r� Cr ss'i. =•, ssrcnded ? ir. ilran ➢r,,t_s root ibF ..for 2tul C1erEc ^a
ar+l. .n,se3 i„ r , 'he v _';ent on ' nralf _- Um Cr I-r of Ce;l u.. ;11. A yvM ^.,_.o taken and metA .n
:]n3nlm OLt51}r CST *'1 e(..
Petition for vacating alley - tabled for investigation
P a ^'nr ;iir et -.sn then ealled u; en Cit.- Utmatey Dean Liner fcr r_ -entattrn of t,t r rtitl%n for
u ,.' ng a - 1] In ]4 , cic 35 of - 't. Vie = AH- .140n. He sai - d IMt ' L mE a r. iMm on hehalf of an of
t nee -ro., ii,,; m.� ...lone the SW4 W a o - t. walA. De sadd ,l: leAs, the. City Eai.neor,
may hail Sane ^ssCtR�aticnG cn this.
The Cite- r,inaer s fated that if f_ta -l_1 mr Do v,caled it shw2d be subject to the uUli
tY si. an_ il, airl ni ''le U ^4E!rstoori t"at t " did net i "t.end to x+. w _ny 0 +, but ".(gat he t!,ryht
Uds Mould be st.ion ated.
mo,r,ri�re Lssar l - o Ky too },rCyertti o.m rs 4.ris_, to rave Sis all.-v rScatrd.
fern Rudnlr:h i -s ^allcd uron 'rnd -ai l t?t it, ^r +_: =. 'fe7.t to le tc- the beat inte _f t'r_c
PAT T c mars am %A in cue run, on I' oam it toes we owe to us b.en.=.e and 0-t It, to me risce
CC Pre „ ail- .hero }.I cauir?' - - 17.x closer to tl - c t¢'ort- _r - ^e i .' nld .&,I se cf Euls 0 feet of Prn-
r , -t -.. : ..id " I'— L- Al -_y t i. , •on_l l t - .,,.. N +...._..
Pr ^r °ir .1.'an ITITI it H - :•r r .t1.Va I n th.- lUvr Jloc-n in jvn viN _. Q& ul� and
',w Aw A I- En'.neer s,.id I:'.— asn't to We ,.est 1 _t h!a; I ,) _, - i, the 5.rst.
v AiCAM= u.cl +',,,,t 5a -cN:l a i:e is r MW ” TWO 't's 0 w;:Imci7man N CO in'i_ired
- - '%Itl" 'r tl:r•:r. ^ ^ mr en y for a- 'l eeinicn.
unn A a ,:ni.l.^' h:_"I nene, i f. cued '�„ 'Ictt'neilc;ar 911—t, n.c.,ndod 1"' detm e- ..an
- the zrl'°nst for ... nion Cr the aal, ., �W y PM f u -,e a t A i ,..lion.
A t`] -er not :he nc i.cn cna- ., ie. -' raa '.t i.rd. 1 natt r;.rs h - cfcr'--d - to tCie G'ity
r fc, ;:MI' -ci t .e;: ^tY ti C' ail 1 =rn', icn pct. p; r I -..
Report on Federal Aid for Airport
ma or 99—mm annor ih-t .. r 1 -- nn t Hno n - r P -la .rn on FKCMI all
^..t :'.ei.t cn -cl ne idgm,t, Project. He sad ',iat wi a p^C=-h _- .era. , A : -_ i "m &n .t:9 to
tl. r, -.;l .:'.t ;'ir. : -. P: __ ad lo. c. _ 111,7..,_ cC r=lc^aoing th ::t
,all 1,O t] ,.�csl r�, of t n . t.'- ^sad 'a nay on o _ ,.... de -::C tlle 1'.ie Ort and
'h c rni.,2ne Cf _, it -, My on std _ cn on -lottlr^ at. H, enod i. _ „ncr ou he
s sir. I's 0o>-M Ccrrnissi"e,s no Mt °, - a. Yale 0 CL _. _„ stn am he imae ml unt It '
.. d _ - .i.- 1 ._,. p — c ter. _.. -.n m n a ?ng is. ... ._,id -, tP,a imoi 're on ":'snit ping
We aMllonWn -._s "'arch 14 5 mad tot '.ha fund LK ier hnn,e:l e ain in hot 4, legal c" fund
is aene wicbed as a 5no tams 1 y cm - Forrs_7. gwer _.h nw3n Lhe amount u r Nra]. funds
I "t the;- 0 000 Ql 1 ^:=a'_lal le for `l 0 1 MIMI To Preycr ssl ; t: It ` -n ha_ _c recc rn _; '.c
WT at t: - t- UK c c t tl:at C c-n:i _uc i -- a- � a_id 'r et shc,t ', ':r •, , rr•,•r of 9 rmt``ing
.r ( h e_rc' rll to 1), %d IMP. y ii r yt h, ,_a -rd Qt 1; it —WA , _t-e-. rated i:c i:he
RmcnW 10 ^64 tl;at. - fte MUM i ^e AC- msil'ility of "'ettint; it ,-fore the I".tn of P_arrh.
Recommendation from Chamber of Commerce - referred for investigation
TO fo1WWg recoc;n:e daticn frw to "mKor of Comte roe ^as raml and mt -.red non th r-, ninuMs.
Lwmaa C, 102
ow, Ed Samnonn
''c7_rat la TV" K the 00 of bald - el]
Caldnell, Idar.o
Lear Tin
The rollers t ...n .uQcn of Um Wads and Streets Gorr.l`,Sen f Q__ C..] ,l]_ Qm o,e'r of ,.ecco .ras
e..darece 0, the ➢mist of L'ir.._+..-5 of 0, TWA or of Lcmtmic. a ._ ..nLn�itted to *-o11 fer t!e Pu.rposc c°
-. .._ =It'd to +'ae
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It is _cn c r 01:_r c'- 'ca ,. t .'ac b 'i Clt'cll
of the - i; al i ll Fct -!c P �l zt di s on I!— s side of Ecntana
.1 fr.,:^t Pin^ to ia11 a.; tt -.< in cP _fety for -?rstTian
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traf£ie cr—t -1 l' t'ic dshhrell Sevier High school.
These signs would be ei. . f--, 7:,0 ;,.1 - -. to 5:00 P.P;.
*.esl ect -UUY s'n"itted,
(SiLnature)
Enoch 0, stad, Chairn.an.
?ca.ds and StrE- t Gonmuttee
(Silneaure)
Robert 3. Purcell, u;; di.rLsm,- i, cf
iiob aSchcles, President
Caldwell Ciia cf vonmie l'ce
It uas out, to `_C ,.veil. s_ eo,i pa 'eVielrs discussion -ad been beFore the Council on
this aail 'hz it it 'aas thuudht at that tiiae the e .iay be sauo •pos • of gatLing a Loc
Jistnnt in -. tat area tl.ls a r - ad i. ,lua:_ s, ;.,e sida:ra]ls 1n it.
It was re coin ru nded 1.y Ceuncil pan Snith Lhat t,�is matt ,. 1-et .,Feiied to the Chief of Felice and
to the 'CiL bincer for r t'r�� _]f + � -'E3 on and 3'eCu °�., .ld�:'iJn to �hrc �'ouncil at a luir_r n,,,etiag.
Rates and effective date - Golf Course, Season Tickets
i:a Sin en,ian sl .1.c1 _n -at -Luin to3- the free it cf -e ,cccrd the had estoblish_d 'ac?
the Colf fees at tha Coif de»t•s� .na - Lilo L'i b ,r_c t cTeraOL16 cu & -iff ::rent fiscal
r ..0 Let ",ht that these x si.culd again b_. ,;..tail - +sLea and because - f 1 ,1ie interim I. _- d `rota the
1st of Januca7/ to the lst of April i . i1d t _ is rec . mn].:oiar, and !,c v.ao sure, Ai�u ai t'ic .lclf L'uarcl,
flat last year's s-sotz tickets Le e_. -�ct9�re ur uatil 1st of A it of t1,is ; -car and that ;he near
season tickets dc' datod January lst to LeceAni:er 31st cf this ;,ear. TIr s would be .Cor thn current year only
and all seaeon tiCl its nc�i ., ,4o111IJ. be a &Lt, l and effective us of J.nc-a 1st, 1563, t! rcUCIL Doernl. -ar
31st, 1963.
It was rnova_ by Couneilian Sm1th, seconded 6y Ccunciluan Pates t tdnis yr�ar 's seas on tickets
for the. ]elf Course b, issued to corr rcrd with the Jrtyts new f_eca' fer-od and that the t;cke - Gs oxPir°e
on LCC.CnIUer 31st, ls':2.
A vote ,.was taken and t: e sip* -ion acar.imously carried.
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CounciLnan flax Luny re- entered the cieatt nL ut this tine.
Request for Street Maintenance by City
T ?a;;or SiReMall stated that ._ Ji't 1,a;I n_c,.ivc -cL a r pi_st fo� %cidents on a str,,L tr'dsh
=n.,erse-cts Linden atout 325 fret Air;, u2t —al t( -i f.., rairrtenance cf Che street by the City.
IIe said, that t'�i.= *.as a ver u-12 detolc_eri sd_ - ,et South ant .,ewes the L.ro_. _Gies _cA, in GE --i a.
The had ssup] Lat 1, is I:ad :.r uec'_d tc the CQUnty, reWever, it J9ad been
r cribed but ',.Le L,ouaLy had nerer a on deed to it any t',e residents are willing to deed it to tie City.
An error had be::a feurd in "he but their eraiu cogcern uuas aid t. 6he : - tai ntenancc o1' $ne s breet.
Prior to their annsnation Lv the Gitil t_a street had U,aa iaaintaiivd ly the Ccur,by and in a�'.ditia, 'LC this
4. - e Gity had 1 ,ad a - lacr cf not a"ce . ng titles to d -.ua -and str cots aed this clid involve :a,' 1,71 as
far as maintenance, eras concerned.
In answer to the gaestion the City Eut;_reer said t1;aL lie thought there should Cc so,ae le- i'oncy
under the circwnsttnres but that first he thu,,ieht the City s'iioeld tr °r to find some u.aj of finding a road cut.
After some further discussion by the Counai,l it see�ncO to be t:.eir oginic -n that an effort slcald
be mnde tc chtain additi coal r__Y,t- o'f- t -Tcy in crdtsr to z i,edy t'l,e resent and it was a esu ?,Lat
the City should maint&ILI 6l e street for t.i_ tinre being.
The fclle: ring resol,tio[i fresentnd ley Jounuilman Sioth.
RESOLUTION d0. 4 - not acted upon - concerning Rodeo Grounds
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o o R"Inl __z USli 1;P1D OOG 2P..: 7Y 0. HE Al'ut1 'VY GCf1CPy"fJ A ^?➢ J., ;_,Sri. _AILY UMD :13 h aCDDu
I➢ . r„ rg. J,r.
For many ,oars !C ilia i_asbrouch's 'J_ c. vision Vas R_r,J, rrt Le_i, ,E-d u., '!.LOJeo
ana ca. -ni?al J;rounds, ans tYe.a a., L et o errted from time to ti ,,.=ions rodeo, riding, and Cy,r,i;heua
events] and
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Illr.a. , The et— ul-S eouyri send said rodeo gr 1.ave fall ,,n jr,I I a Sha'e of dasrel - air and
.s_.rl Caen_ tic. s '-irc 1 con inal lnatC 7 tNs a> > r and
dFRFA.�, In recent ars Vic, axaa sr arennd'ng elrch L: ; m1ds has h,cade incroas n�l.v i.rnportant as
,_si ian ;izl -ar and
UEZ17US, Tie cc3nJr_cting of rodeos anr} ofllor rilin„ c -c ,l_c lias caused s�.rch grounds and area, at
such t - to h offs .s se to - -,',n sells ?s of the rarscn 1-711 a, the ar- and to
, ,tl - ,er nerscns ?•h.tl?;_r the Cite* cf Cald,mllg and
YJ;iF,tFAS, Tt is cont =mplal,ed i;hat said area trill he neeried for additional marl;, rerreatioral., and
armor' area; and
WE'tiIE>;AS, The Cal.chn ll Night Rodeo 3card has been ❑.s'_.ng said g at the sufferance- of the
City of Caldrel.1; -ad
_" - ]PRESS, It is deemed by the ila }ror slid Cornr.11 tc- be in the hest interest c -1 the l-ec,,le of Cho
Citir of Call *-ell, Idaho, to elirinatn tl unhcall -,y snd annw,lnd —rliticns in re , _rlon+ial areas, and for
the test :utli e eymansicn of the City of Cald -11, that the conducting of rodeos, i "d,irng events and
Glnrilch alias he el. ?ted from said area as giu.chly as PractiCah le,
Pip'rJ, 7q Ie:F :u:1�ORR, BF '_T RT:Sr DJ?�'D, ,lr tha I`nyer and City Cennoil of the ',it- of Ca1d, -re11, Idaho:
Secti0;1 1. It is declared to 1 - .e the policy Of the 1`1701 and Connell of the City of
C-nd -01 lyhat C}te ar "a a'�ove- flescri irsd, now being used as a rodeo ;;rands and arena, he improved by elimina
iag end prc ibi.ting _ ,, cf said grourAts for an;, t�m of rodeo, horse 1'dl i or GyTilrhana _vents as
quicl - ly as praCticahlc.
'eci;i cr n. I +. ie h_,l d ?te731u.ned b,r the Cal 1c;F11 Cwt
Rodeo, casriival and L.11 shear may hi held in the present location en'_p under the follewiny ccncitions:
a. ,i`ior to April 1, 1pS2, the outside wacden fence, all corrals, save ena holding pen he re-
moved f=i the Fort' -as+ end of the bleach Errs, all lrolrli.n,, —is save one be removed from the Ror
end of the hleacilers.
L. ISc rrodee steep ;:ill he kept in the area over nicht.
c. There is tc he no aeti -r_`ey invel.i_ng horses ca livestock in this area prior to moving in
s
tiic stock E017 f L li II ral r.
d. The loca in of the earn il1l fsor. ties J in no :-1 `e i_n +,erfsre "ith constr"'Ci ica of th.e
lrr. ca' ^r.
e. 311tIdr 30 1".s felloetinp the c? =rsi.on of td=e rodeo all r-h>c facilities are to
gloved. Any ap, -u t nanc r -ing liftcr that date All he rc_meved u- di siloscl of at the discretion of
the Cit;r Uc, nri7.
f, Fs�li r.^ by +lac Rolao Fosrd, ii _s ag,.nbr, em - r ec, l'.tractors to ec.a> tiaith any of the
2tove ore•, -ions will cruse the immedi+te £orfciture of an? artbc 3t.y to r_arrq on any of tl?e Pa�lao acciviti;
6. Tc ii.snre the above Ilrovi=S_uns and t ^wer any r,�s'I; inem'red }'y the city i-ri the
same, the crll,+ell llight Rodeo f;onml t rill deposit with the Clarb: of the City of Calduell a 11ond in the
amount of 5,000.00. The con 3'. of the Lend hewn, that th_ Rcdeo Board, its ad--"is, ser aiLt , ^ eer
:and con r_'acl,ers :ri1. r _t1 perfenn l'lie cc ol ,;}:is t-�sci. .`i o1 and to in3umlif,y the City for any
^nses incurred. in , 'emedeling of Cam es, , - en.s, 'rlcacl or chr *r! s ,ason of the 2 cn ticns of t` - is
rsscl:ltion.
I'ollcai-rb 'rile readi_n,, of t_ho It'nsolnhion Eavc, Sirnerrnan asked for o -gi disc an!i reca nieed
dice Presi,rleri; of - - ,he. F..cAso Inard.
Yr. 1'IcCle - st.� cd rh.�t P si don t ➢al was out rf tcsm this vening and had -ked hin to
a :,yaar rcz .ra.-. , ill , .girds - ,o " Resolntie.,. -_ °-lid that t_i_r nc.3ro hold "et and in essence 'they
were in accorcicnce 'Ch the - - 1-s. lu..i„_ n -coo t for a fora i in ;e fe1• cc -rri.i rants t1h'.rh the, ,. -c aLre is
..::.e, for i,i,s Tear aa;l th : -t ✓ alrl�st. 11,- l a have a _,mica on. i:e e ,d "in' h ^:: uculd like to
discuss t'"so l-nU ll ;cnarrl, �sa'h -, `� a lutt_r Ala ?:c , ;r 1'dt .o. - 1: ^,,- cu_ld tq;et s_, i tems
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which they would like to discus, with +he Council were the last "1n'YPRw4S" of the Resolution and also
Soetions 1 and 2. Ttie stat , ont from the R0,1.0 iac2rd of J3rectcrs n-garding tt_e s pecific changes which
they were requesting yeas then :.cad to hire Ccuacil by ''_r. ilcCleskey and was as follows:
February ly, 19b2
H onorable Ed Simmerman
F'aur of Caldtrell
City Hall
Cald?r'all, Idaho
Dear Si,:
The Rodeo Board of Directors, at a s i.ecial rLUotiiig hold on Febr'ttary' lc, 1 1, 62, requested the fcllouing
revisi.ens in the rrcpesed resblatiai'" the Cite ;o oil;
The last 11 6•,'heicas 1 ° on page one be stricken, or revised, as this u, uld close the do,,r to any
tuts t of sish z - nultr } s' sta -t i; bo used
fort e rodeo riding avcn,.5 and other fore of rccrcaticn for the future.
That Section I. be delete'., cr revised, for the saner reason.
Thnt Section 2., a. be chan.,ed Iran all corrals, save one holding pen, be re-
moved from the :Scrtheast end of the blcacliers and all holding pens, save one,
be removed from the Southeast and of the bleachers, to all corrals, save two
holding pons, be removed frc11 � Jatli oast end cf ti,o bleach ors andall
holding pens, save two, be r_iuov d ° rcni the Southeast cud of tlne �lnack - Tors.
Sr: ct.i un 2., c. - a,i.th the e-,c ti on of the Junior L Senior Hiding Clu'—, the
Canyon County Posse, the Jersey Show, the Junior Rodeo and the 'duarter Horse
Show.
These crgaruiaations ar- :lot part of the Caldi; ell 'fight Rodeo, but
have '^een using the facilitiesas a part of the recreation pre -
rided by CalrlaxI2 to its citizens and to those of ,he outlying area.
The Redeo L'oard feels that this mart of the recreation pro= -ran
=.xhiell has been supported outside of the regular City recretion
bud et has an important pao[I in the over -all recreation pro ramr.
Therefore, ample time should be given to find another area for
their activities.
Section 2., e. should be changed ±rem thirty days to ni;iety days -,o l,revent an unnecessary
hards'air on the Isles Locrd.
Section 2., g. should be stricl:en alteLrether.
Respectfully yours,
S ?. P. HcClesi,ay, l?i.ce President
Csl.dgrell Rodeo Dcaid of Directors.
In cormnenting or. the ahove, Fir. PFcCleske;v referred to the last "H1i I'1'F_:G.S" in the Y.esclution and
stated th::t Mr. Dakan had discussed irith the Council, at an earlier date, the possibility of building a
multi- pu°pcse stadium in that - ra and that they felt fiat frurn the ;ray :is reads it would close lie, door
ou any possi', le di.scn ssion oil that. Hs said that Section I was aLuost a repetition of tliat and they .,orld
like to also discuss this with tY•,e Lou nci.l. In £nrtiler explanation of Section 2., he stated that t1iis Y - pas
a matter of necessity and tliaL it tool•_ ti,o heldinh hens at each end to put the imdeo on and to keop the
livestock separated. In Section 2-C lie said i'.ot the especially referred to the Junior 4iding Club and
that lies- have apprmamately 1z vs horses and use - Litat area. lle
stat,.d furt7ier that it a;tv 'Lo hva that there crere not eucugh recreational facilities for the yomrg
fop's tdan i:a } it is and taut 4 , l: have caused sere t i.zla end i, co, i'no to arse pee r , la li vim in
that area and that a rctal: .t .nould to siij-eriiised more closely. ile will fr:at these ;roimLLtcro have no
rl.nce to go and, nc:, realizing tlja'C tljs1, u>ul` not 'isve iLe use of - _ie £nciliti e -a tt.is year, they had
practically ca,imatted themselves, a,J '.LaL i}.ey , . -rould inal_e arra.igentLirts for them in Lha't the folt 'his ices
veri important. s far as do Janycii can tv S.icr?ff's Fosse was ccnca x^�iud, 1 ?r. Ficclesl.% eLid . i:l,at f_e..
'i would try to cut t'.:is traffic down and that last year they had -.ised the facilities of the llwnpa Arena and so
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they only reed this ono in Caldi,iell about half of the tines. As fat• as the Senior Riding Club was ccacetned
they sponsor the Junior Hiding Jlnb and vAinintcer t"cir time for auh?' them =,lie drills and simervi.se
their ac4•ivi.tie;s. Pcrlrafs tho° v:onld have to to supervised rnc:v closely so hliat they wouldii' t bo niakin�, a
great Baal of noise. Uith r_ arils to line 'guarf it Horse Show, b,, said i.hat this rr.s - Lie third year for thou:;
that they hod already cwnn:itLed themselves to lot flew ivse the grounds +.i:is year and they thought that
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c,il ars they shonle9 cont! one 1;c let t, em :pee it and th I ,, rl,aps pet y,,ar, iP t;lev lead other gnarters,
they cculd ass them. The Junior R.edco hu.s bean an anmlal c ront fero Ilre , -shops and :,h?.{ lees felt the
J ^rssv She r0s glli i . ti_rort art to area. Tli ,e ?'ere A t I r _ a..nE f ^c. iolinr, .forth- r v_., :lnvF.
Rogarh -rg Sec c - @, tlra,t , grid liLe 1,e 1✓u =c ]h tlzrt dwds 1-y - � el.angod to ✓i.net�• - lay's
to prevent cnnecessarz harrtslmir on the Rodeo Soarvi in tenrIa, dmm - -ha rodeo greunds.
Regarcling Section 2 -C, Mr. licCleskey stated that they aonld like to have this stricken altogether -
He said that this was asl:i.ng the Rodeo Board to rout ur the ; erfcnnance Sond to tear deem the rodac gx mdo
and under the circumstances of the Rods,) Poard, tl;.e only° V- t. the, co,lI.d have a erfon °:nice bend was
t.o 'peso their 'ndi d1nal Ro,leo P.oard riemhers si ,n t! is hid; he didn't t. ";.nk the y could ask any
members of the City Con -roil, coming on the Cith Council this year, to sign a pond of t' hind if it elasn't
their ;problem actually and said than they had lied three new hoard members come onto +,he ? this ycarD
that if they signe(l - -ch a 1 +he,•r would be si. ^ni -ng sov�etlring t.h -rt they hadn't had anything to do .n.th.
He said that this hadn't har; nod over night and that actually this -as a CDrvnmrity prodem and that they
TT—r— tr^/ing to c,rorlc it out; that they imTe cognizant, of the fact that these people F *ho live in that ar._ -a
had a gri;e and the,, ix I =h "t it ws.e an eye sore End that this board was gc9ng to do everything thcLt they
nossil aoul.d tc correct it t. that it , -pas - Ding to take time and that the anly thing they lacked iaas
,lone- He sm d flint, they tuere s and that trey uEr r uin" to dc, n= r - 7rt`vng tliat '.he could tc . r n th
rir;ht t and to get 't cleaned ur but that they didn't -nnt to lose t11e rodeo 'For that ose as the,}'
tho':z_ht the rodeo Iris a Vol: iru'ortanL r_st of Caldwell, and it wa ulu probably be realized if ;e didn't
have it. He said thet this tans all that he had to sav'ugt ti-L lrr, bhonght Mr. Peres).l had scmet!iing that
he would like to ,present and inquired if he could 1 :ave the floor at this time.
Ual Sinnnerman recognized 11r. F7oh Purcell ilho stated that, in Iddi'_icn to what lir. T'cCl.eshey
hsrd —id, ixe —uld like to rcf.;r to Sr- ,ci :i' -n 2 -0 and woald lihc to point out that the Cal.dlaall idtyht Rodeo
nethina to do cJth theca varlcus or L ;a , izai,;i_cnq bul� H the U'd been '.sing; " re =lac
facil'. =;ies at the snfforanec cf the Rodeo Doard and that this cxpense had not Leon paid frarn l.he City'
Rccre ii l on Pund bctt 'I'm . - ;.e C�1+ id :lht I o l..o ba amount, :l n6 to smmn considerable e_%perse. Ile said
t'iat +hey reallzsd " there had been scrag problems hro, ±ght about by these groups using the grounds;
ho in "he .,}uarl -er Horse . °.how, for ens �-am�1e, the of Co*rmrPrce had ucrked with this organiza-
Lion in an att -mrt _L oct the original .�uarter Horse Short started because they felt it was a �r-at
!.eneflt to tho City cf "ald-ael.l and the cut -D ar =a. Ha sai,;l t` - -at for the asL t:ro years she; a? had a
tie? 1 ti.ci nti_on in this. shc.a ant' U, at t�r s ti�,e Ile; ' Vie. r and ptrlxlici t,{
t'lrough-out `,he aura and !: They have entered Ocir event iri the Idaho: and State Fair A.ssociaticn. It
has been released thrcugh theirrnblications , .pit -h t!Ie date having been set and the place has been set and
that the Rodeo Doc rd felt that it he a great; ireonveni.ence, both firanr„ial.ly and ollinnoise, to this
organization as tell presenti_ng the 1— ild -'Uy t}lat Cal.dc :.11 * :cnld lose the 'Quarter horse Show. ue
said that there ? ^onld hr_ no facilities for them to use in 1903 and that no one had to worry about that as
this had been guaranteed by the terms of the Rescluti_cn; that the question vas thr facilities far
1 . 1, is year and, at this time, i;hey have tic ether raccursc in shit It *could bo imroscillc for ttiem tc find
od -r facili`:.i.r•`s for t.iis.
IT Prr 11 st, ..ed further th.,t Ile tlulbht one of the :rost iroportant thinLs to consider here
a, s ' ;rat thei 1ad"..en oianv cceemitments made for the ` m 1 for the rodeo shoo, and ±,,, 1; ` ad
lr__n r_ dr. on the i� tiag back to Cctol -.er 15, JS54 to a d'.esoL passed by the Cit1 Council
or tr,e- City of Cnldtaellstati.ng that the rodeo had five years from that time for the cnirpletien of the
Arnm-p befc-e they !pad to 101 e lei,ieh would iialce 4t Oetohor 1�, 19F3. He said that :re was quoting from
U- minutes from the City Council.
At this ro'-t 1 :a; Simmerman a el:erl, I'Ir. p „reel? to l :. - _ad all of the Section and not just
cart of it.
PI,. Purcell l7, ; ""'t-1 F-- t. minutes, the SeOHcn r .ferr^rsd to, en, ^aid it mac taken f-cm
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ll e de tl-e1i cc Iotn i '_1 in Cha' t.zd r__o-d Ill this a'. �rter r d 0 On oscm. af,tct -ze} and iliat
they h - _,tared into c.ntt' cte fm' 1; t., tE,. eu.� „1,��00 to ,�O�J�O. "ha'C if hoe
1
j Cott tic" of - ..t " wt mt 1N Ron o !s., r 1 "eit i s o. t rd ,1 t'. t:at L ia '.il
u �h_ amount ue Lien 1. In bay Q A& n t%o Un a"H 5: ..__ fir thie p"nM ..no Wn !'ur.ure of
i
Me wtn _ c 'fort' im 1 =1 Pe a; - . — + _
l Man :'r - iel - red tc heir -; rc�' -.sal Ara :_�ziti ;t �� .,., .. �a1�w:.
hi It �.-rould also utilizo Tontaai-. ,�.1uip,rt tit and said _hit he th.Mht it could Le ❑cwjtal lc. to all of thy,
ell_ .,f .. �rd all. T1ts : l._i O , e:9 At , ___bi'.it cf 3 1i_di3O OAK t a❑d nil on , _;ie
cost ror�s F.M - A ve, lie er Iontcd I:t 1 tL r 1, w rA ; "AN11 A als Komi tl oanyoa Uumty t -11
nr.
-aLrcr Sinmsrrian iron - s:coa 3 -,. ..a, v_, tn= ltl � P ',,: 3 is u 'te._ 'n „aldal
Ow �We a Few aortments autcerni -r Ho rodeo ANucti -, i�r Cal �c11 i71 sl_ect to the Lr±einesn me❑ d;na'n
tam. A. .._i ','c.,'„ A .:_s a LL-ais.: 1 c_._cer ..,eon No Ma..,,:- of - Ai m"ce am the I", _w-d .^d it
,teat :.I.e` ;rer. Lr, it ve. r,'r I:ard and t..,_r,.n to solve the rcdc -it:uWuo Pram sixteen Nainess :'m that '.c
alt i... 1" he "s z we rr: artnnt jolt c£ t!'e
e :.ul:itj life itcle. .._ eo,mtented in that Ie as An ha.d not sW1_'cr4d t1� '„aldmll ili"U
It❑dec La cord as strcn 1, Ps 11ev could in Me park 11 fa -lt tt L t.: rd �Ld set fcrth a i -r
n c..
. A the 7uAm- �e , "A 1 -.vea Z 5 n e o __bl„ c - 1 ",9 o . . _ 1 _ 1-.r V aw. The ire i .ni_ st -1
A rseuly ❑ thr. stuat_al so t!tst &c-„ W01d Goer r::e &" or Mt KEY - AM Gins to have a rodeo �i 001
it tins CLA, '.o 10 leea'kn% The7 f. -110 f, th:. r — thea iN _ ___ A 1". U rr jMh ,.rd•.cr fa„_ iUes
,could certainly be in tiv- I;est irll, 1°.sL of e,rve , ill Oulduoll. Le said rl,'. in ler:resen,lnC these fetr,
l — i lil=e to say thaw Uv, we in Own of row in 000mil 'nd L. rt ""— ow T " t , to „wl,
cr_tt a snItim i0 411 be of Awfu to eve r;'s .e in dal dwell.
S'aoor Siuuici'1nut1 t _o Hr. L avid' .hit:ian To said 1: at he ind been v .0 1 1'.:a d AV Q:e
vposal ti at cas i d rut Qm A 0 10 him 1. {c& . card ',u _ante_ -. a, ..
f'arred tc On oe,ds, per ai ootc'.d: [ - uq °Vl and that it said th:; Ci Q A -=0 I v.d vied Tama rodeo
l s].:t .;c te'� tl - c.1 !i,. ,�i1tl .'t sue. S,d. trha, a '.eud trculd hu the tLi tb Lc do .n.l iha jk :❑clie;t at ',. -Ltl kuL
- r!_. .. _.... _ ., _._ _ - _�e, i S. _. _ _ ��. c; ug t -... t,.,. ... et'. 'L; .. ...'_..1 ,_..,, sc_ti
Nayol Si; -Ian gi , yes t.'..1 G_'..r ._[ - nt o = due's __ .._� - .-n!.E oil i, I:
cr-*ta nll _'� lay av u .. __ •K..__a I F .,,.r. ... - _, ,�_ �. �u 3ismssion cewd
In fornd a selnticu.
En !. th wain :o �:�.- t - S, _1 =no _ _ I. '_i,:_
fled =.lsa, Do, w thei r f ennial s a 06 u _ _ iA :L no Aw awo not I n, a , -_ ., � ante AM.
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-_la ecuve. u1— �.� _ _ r- t_;,.: o F 1 L, .;cr'.'.ii l .v -_ Rodeo oard s.n'� '
for ❑eoc't n °le fir I Ist t 1 I r -
t1l 1 _.1_it l!s. .. pct. Lee 't i_ _ei =f I, L _il a d u 1 alliag ll Cit _
.,_, to he .aid;=, __ _.,,. _ coy � a I'
Joe CiL -. i - also �tal ni,:.lnel .: ri _ �.1'.in ..s .Cot .III ei.oai; sdas ri,�liu.l ai t';:. L• .'lsu —limed
.oned
on "b ' ;mot us, said sa had .tom .e L" - It '
s'n_liuln. Ile will -tom_ T,` ? lit_ LL JJ, Lt. - L *'I ".ao in c.._ '11u1 'Lhe Gut,tcll. otl L12a t--1 —i Lt..,l.
_ uane Gt ,;us 1'. _rrel 1 :c ' -'._: 1', ti cj t '..' _. _. ii_ lil l
like be s_u il:e 11VI1tIURl ai:.,. u.t ':Jla 1 1eC!51111- .
L xc. Q, n! 12ju n u0 on ma ml so I _ _; a _ gas ..I,__ the Row 3"A I ..f
tLis sera(' Resell t1, n3 that &e yt. ot.l .nt,.l thvrl.t .W"q h :a[E UW t'_;i„ M _a faou a t;,"a 0—M—
I
c !.'.:c a.,."u:l 7 MuL ww i_d an ...__ ._z, i ^ca I ...t'.:i l ..iiess tc - ___a_ t111 �!_- iaa::u i l
t 1 "1 le..oi_ r. ❑ ti_�i - -1y t -.u=, slutol Pu1^t'ner the.t if t= Radea sit
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c; bar^ t_he- ows in :k;.r ccntra.et, W cmd nn lIm A _ th ,x. not ,a114:�, to Jligatn il,o,a ray -s cn
an ^-e bent.
F r. 4„ =:, :. _ Ili _` -_ 11 lair' that to if ] 111.c 'ac _. ,.. 1 Os >tin 'f l9`9 1 , the City
Cott ri1 'I I frcm III -dn^t= F.
+; 1,11 r-_ ^l " a _ i
gong tr I'.a tc lr I - n ? _.eme�Irw in a m..❑ner Il.i.11 �:rou7.1 .l _._ , rvorxc- rn1cerned.
.,c. '.I ::n :- .art' 1 , T" if it "" acoe,' _, A P I : of ,N NI CC C.P_., op oil
t._.cn fr. - in t mi �o 11 -, 0ctol „ -r r �tF , ; lrn aft ^it *,_ �. or 1"e ; , Lr,;_ - ..arlI
.h P_tctll SA VI th d ve s ._t _ U-000 .n 4„ : t, hat tim_ am r w wt wwx Of
n . -c'1w nc. Hal he 1eon Y...— K 1; 1,w hot H,n —3 't,_1s a M "a =& NOV nc 0100 to
de, I �_;- ,. , rc oing cwr t`hl% t%7 could to ml— I:M Prel Iii cortirMd to 00010in a, 2lu scale
.ac h- 1 4 =odr:o !am.
City fSt.ttn Uexu 1?i2lFr stated 1Qt, t1:e Wr 0111l.iorr of 19; rae.s sllhmittld to +-h_ Rodeo ?"Irl
and mjeC1 :1d 11 - ;7,a` p, MI atd tl n.T mot ,mt to c” OZ mitt t',:at. Then in or;' th- ac9 Holaal
one s maser' t:h i• Ucu.ua l Sian Marti., had r - -,.d.
Pis, "wne deAcs 5ta0d th t Be 9 AQ think this di.-.,1.`•toi m going to acct -r g1rh a:.r., .. 1u4;
Oat No Cc:....A as c—"" +-,e &r,sci ± {on in 117 1 _oct `M U - 7:1 wood they ma act in €7eod oval and
c:�forc= i.t.
. — _.'1 I_ ' i -t'a Y3s tc „ _ ..:._ k t2in ,�. ._ r_:dec t , •vnds;
he lih ro ; r, 11 r, but 1 t 11� '.,idn't lil'a it in h r front
w.a rr ,_-sH"1 rMwal cf ev= 150a lnt
3.1 'hc T.. t..luti. s., , ._nrt,cd 1. _ twon end oat in moot `,1;A ..al, '. 1: fib, A .,r.e t W.S Al'b
A,&, - :I'. •-dM V , so ,. Board; 1.hat U n - ',ad mu : _a t the l i Frwin s and that tr =r f"nd it M f fi nult
1 the _ rcx c nb !n ;;cod -ith. ncn.
1-=ar Sim i.lman sL , +'uit ho t= lxon,l,t to1;li Lroui-s rolel :. a•tU in cod faith and thot the Rca.co
3wr: ims ,i.c_m 0 'Ni.r trt.s 11 9 tc WSAve it. He 'nOnwd t'. YwF a a rro_" _._
h_ ,I not, 1, n ,xrr.eal -r1 offi rt _hy or 'fart net, �is ,yet, rccei.ved an.y 111} -.1i _ city; fcllrr.dag as aLr_en:ent on
+:u alt-r. fcr ereP f l un of a IL - n:znenl, act i'.t , sc!J cPh .r^"ld swat fic,i 3,1 Lo L.,"-K) 1 le. The
'ropored locatic ..,1,3 'r,c r�ri�nat 1, _.,.. bo cl:1 hrmcr7 ,f. located 1o.. vid We rent cf Q_ c11;ii-
�n,nt :.1ad - ar.g bnt rrl'iether 41 •rc,rl ri br 2c__, .:.11e by thr total ;:u? "A c"% to he boon.
i wrIn 00 d F to .. nt ,ris , ruV - n4 a t of 4 Citg 1,:r1it_ an:. -. a_
dies knee they had s aid the; had no nosey or m=ans of 04ti.nL it uuh th::re tit that .here caress such a f hhln'
- 1,..1 1 °.'. .kk cc Ha; - i 1 3S sy ON to .;,. . .,.._. i. , __ _t an t..IC
I the WK to do so.
N.. Fieo and . _0S 1 P 0 __ nr�k food !MOW , "rWA, j"t eqUovi,
, „s cv. T" mt .— acted nhM ,mot. "Q q m - �.. "q an a MONO ec,'. - ;,i,. 3 to 5
to n it Ad be 'An t,k 1ir k...3 sn:,t lg ca"Me. L'
h tine ' ''tz -o ?.7....:. e; _ - 1 `_. 1-1
[.olmor Nor said that the had ITIM °c"An Poo many I. ws and IUt frith the greLoss of a
=t._,.. ;..y,r r, __I'1 r, - I _ . it _nld 1_ i:?. ^ ' _.e
�n1a :erns =r f.hc e 7-rc4•lms Obh 01, ❑.0 , "I `.hit i.a,'t &at QP7 mnthd. Sh- said the GIAlWar
r mall ^� .o.� .a',} ..r'li ° c_tize. £ Ca1b; ool'. ''F,c "i r.nrs:ahc ne lt.e tc;,m, t'.nt +I,- a.ctnal
cit_z-... . c ca: r. -.,^ d ' in tr,..i r
Dsn G ssi rl the � esticn can„ to Idnr ° - I. - =t if kl" E'.edeo Po_rri do n h hav, any uen -;, hoc*
r � ..is cenarr 05-0m _ d %v ec-x ^ -. _„ a.. _, he didn't 'ant, ins t�_
dollar `.o bo to 16 l'i.cl, iF tj onal.le.
An h ,torl >, _. .nou U - _ 07 &-no ...a no tu _ , -. , of vo� %to fn
on un Iwt o f -1 -'. as to 1.1x_ 1Tv 42 a 00 c=Q "A. H . ^,.lain:.l A t_at My :imp-. - o.s net
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for tiro Co>ncil but for the i[od,ec Board so that trey' could take their gropesal to the that the
City I'ad no intention of Tarim for it. He said teat they were not propcsin. to spend the pecple's tea:
money but that tlis Rodeo board would have to sell it to tL ptlilic.
lfrs. bJhitman inquired as to how they would stand leEal.ly iai h tics being City rropert;y.
Conncilnan S.;erb stated t`hi t ! - _e believed it would be the plan for raising the money, erecting the structure
and then that it would be deeded to the hi t9.
Councilrrrsn Hartin stated that it Karl been indiested that ther:, mi;;ht be some merit in a civic
staditwi and there possibly was but in vieur o£ what hall transpired in connection with their former psoUlem
of Vne rodeo in it's preseur location, he felt that perhaps it comes to 'the Council a little Lit tainted in
that lie couldn't help but believe that it was an idea dreamed t: tc pmipet €,late the rodeo ;:iiere it is aed
that coming tip with an idea of a civic stadi wn is certa,.inly net the funeti.on cf a Aodse Jeard and that he
Zaauld litre to see the Rescluti.on before the Council r esolved noon it's merits entirely divorced from the
civic center idea and then 1£ thin rran.csai 1?ad merit, let the 02raauber• of Cermnarce develop it and not the
Rodeo Foard. :_ stated further that if it ever was Lui1t, it didn't necessarily have to have a rodeo in it.
Mr. Boh Purcell a addressed the group and questioned the statement that they erere a si:in!; for
tine he said that they tirere uA aslaru; fc - r any Ll;ing }past the year 1962 and that bcnd or -- bond, there
was absolutel,}' no possibility wider the i_res,nt Besclution for this rodeo Le be existing at the present
location past the year 1962. Be said that they mere aslang for ninoLy days following the rodoe for re-
moving the facilities because they had heen given bids for rcmovir, them for the ruaterials Mich v cell
eliminate any expense to them should it have Le be dono in thirty days.
Mr. Dan Brown spoke again in conneccti sn with the proposed civic stadium and presented the
problem of traffic and said that if they were: ,Aqg to continue having the rodeo there, these —uldn't be
any improvement.
Mrs. Maureen Roehr then cbjneucd to any extention cf time being granted for the removal of the
present facilities.
Councilman SaC th clarified to P'lr. Pcrcr -ll the point that t!iere was an extention of time in
allordng the show at the lsescnt loeati.cn £or 1962 wnich then would allow another twelve months before the
1 63 rodeo.
Ilayor Simnrern.an then called uron the members of the Council for any corm'eent.
Councilman Vassar stated that he 'earl always been un recoil'. that the rodeo should be Droved Pica
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it's present location; however, it, was rather difficult Le Got ML '_tcdao Board to de sclrethirg. He said
that the Council had been w— si,:cere but that several of the board cerubers had been very ohstinate
rush their actions. s.ost cf the tir =- the Cw)neil had _: a t Ly the licdeo =c -rd that the rodeo
grcurds could not be moved under any ciruttmstanos and that he didn't believe it. He stated tCat the
fact of the .natter was that the Rodeo R'oard had been aotfnd in bad `with and that he thow�at th =_ ti'.IE
had arrived ,rhea they must a t Lhis tbi ug' defin7'tely decided. 'Ie said cyst Uni,tss the Council could get
sornethia_' close to the Resclutic: !_rG -,08ed here toil l Unt, that he eras in favor of cicsiae it up.
ComzciLnan Luby rc£erred to the different or,anizations who were using ti facilitiesand said
that theL' all knew these erere not mart of 'bhe rcdco; that they were cifferent orgad zations in the
Commanity who had heen usins the faci'lit'ies far ;ears. He thought that these people sholwld I�1¢ sun_
consideration, that they weve all important to the City and erere Cemmrunit.y projects. They �rrald have no
facilities for t1i's summer and that some on this point in the Resolr�.tiou would live these
people an. oPPortmait'r to IZI_ tether r rarL c: eats. hie said that plans !_,ad to he nave in advance t,'d '„r.at
he couldn "'L sec any reason for jeopardizing tlise folks for this one s:>.=-son. He stated f U Lkst S- was
in favor of recreatiuu_£or tha younlsLars and mould br in raver of ranking this change in the Resolution.
Otherwise he thought the rest of it could be pretty well controlled.
Councilman Martin inquired as to when censtnuctiun cf the Arrcory Xmas cup: %Deed tc start and Pla »or
Siru-±errran said Llea tP.. y 'aa' e I_oi to call fur bide around t! , lst o£ jL ryij. Lounemlr�an Plart_.n c-u..i`Ued
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- ,h;t the thought came to hind that there rni,-ht to some ecnflicticn n7ith e cti,vities due to 1;his and that
possibly ¢me, of the Rid'ng Club activities co•r1d be ta°annfnrred 'to i's-. Hunn's Arena.
Councilman Pates said that h,e u, -shed h na<:1 same gr�iat uords o" wisdom that would solve this
Thole rreblem but Chet he thoaLht something which should he defi.nit -ly considered along with chat Ccvne -il-
roan Lday had said is that agric,ilt -ure Js the life blood of enr community and that I.Lose are asricultural
ln in our Oommuni.ty; that there must l;n ccnsid.;rod in tenrirating or not teminati -ng tlse
a.ct_•it.;e.s. .,e sand thct tIc reople oa]e it ..s' !'cr a lot of 1r_n11e .n C,;lvr�._11 t.c -urea jc''s and some
ra,-risi - oil s lade For ^,err, i - f t•,o rodro - ,s IS rrr,ssnt bastion.
Coun..aixan S,rorb stat 1 that lie been locking over the to g'_.sts 1 resented by air. I .ol .coy and that
he couldn't sce an3 T with the first three in that CY,e7; Tae re asCing £or things that are necessai,.
".'het Section 2- which pertained to the carer activities at the rodru grounds could ba resolved in a meet -
in^ hetweci II Council acid the Rodeo Board a:,d that he thou(;ht thrt 1.9 crarld agree be a period of
days for remcving the facilities fo7lotrin;_*_ 'she 1 C,2 r-Ico. Regarding - the pond, if they couldn't de wiis,
Ile thought a crntraot conlrl he draim up to accomrlich the same th_irg. He said hhat h!� couldn't se,e too much
di,vagrec ant t,r ±Treen the Rcd.c.o Board and ..l rat the Gcunnil )aId r'.crcsed and that la had never been in favor
of killi'.1g anpi.hing that Taus b=nsfinial to the Cit, of Caldwrll. 'That he felt the Co,mcil had been *acing
a. p here wham *lace pass a real diff�rer.ce of olinic-n dth thy. putldc; th :rt l,n U,,,ti 1 -e w, s a
1 - . ol•=.rant r an 1 n;a one of those persons 'c"no didn't !cave £with in anyrmn IIe _id that he was iu favor
o.f m - cti_atr_ng hl -,e ,. - e_- •,ere arQ h cl 1; fll , , ll -1 ;,Satter could he solved.
Councilmen Vassar coii.ntmd in '111", the various other crgan,iz-atiors re,ferrad to were not E -art, cf
the Radco Board and tha{: LI-e could be neiscM tad -,dth on .some o+;her 1c1Te1.
Sevoral conm,onts Caere made at this point by 1•ersons in att.rdance inel-,di.ng a proposal for a will
leg +he "onnt�• Oo- „.;ssioncrs in sul»ort oC hh_ 1. - ?I u�rari an' the. cv.al-bility and oast Q ,sing Pir.
I':unn'e faciiit:vc as ,vela. as the . di- stance of thr_ss fac.i,lities .'erm tc-m.
.oll.oaing this the Resole° ion cane reviewed and PL?..9or Edth regards to the
].art .bllrereas' rre•ri. a l- mentioned, +,h;e could -e m°!.sed at a later date should it be deened cecec .ar-; by
the Cowieil. it seemed _greeable to the Ceai.nv.;.l that Gectian 2 Le modified to read "'tea holding hens'°
rather tllan "one hel,lin� pen”. Section 2 -L' can °.e under c js_dernhle disc „seicn by tlta Ccmici.l and uraq than
passed for di.se ei Section G eeneernin; a rerS 'I and. It t. age n 1 out Ly Nr. Plc 1 s;,-7
that the Rodeo 1'oard could act rrovide this bond and Ccnncilnan Smith stated 1 I the Co,mcil had an
obli� °t,ion to a lot, of people and that the tesolnl:i.on eras a r of ti -me unless it had some teeth i.n it.
Nr. Bob rurcell then offered a pos.9i?cle soSatio in that r:erhaps the rodeo argil t.s, worth acs oximat
11',2, nn0; c,=axld l s1,£ficient for 1= ocv�ri• h” the City sheulr:. the P,odee Loard not fulfill it's ecntract.
Councilman Vasssr asked the! C ty �ttcrelcy if in his opinion, it.v he possible for him to draw
ul a contract betcaeen the Oi_ty and t:h- Rodoo ➢caul based oral the i,esclntion that •,;o„ ld be as off• cti.ve,
ccmparah as the "u`", 0 ^0 Lend Frovir'.ed for in the Resoliaion.
711. Cit, ettctnay salsa thsh '_,e could draw up a co, that can sl_'recl Lift nccthor m� not,
of course, it is f,Elfi_mled again depends nlon tl ability of the people wbc s_�n,,d it to t* rfcrr the ocn-
ditions of the eont.ract. If they are I,ot ahla to perform the provisions of *he contract it would "al, ^;hat
the City rerid have at least the expense of tearing dcT, the facilities. The only rc tl•at would be on
th= Citp would L, the rs,moval of the facilities and chat the ecntract, could rro'*iele that the City would
recover filet e msnse -rol the„ Frcvi -d!I? that the- had it. The City would be ga as to whether or not
these asset o b sufficient to cover the e_panse. In his oriu'.cn, tale cnl',- p,. rose of the bend .scold be
to lrovi.le a f,nd to ramovr th,= facilities if Il,ey fai_—ld i:o perform the rontrac'r, tut the contract is only
ae good as the ability and thT ini'entions of Ile. , - to r erforn
Councilman Luby stated that, if Jic. Rodeo Foard was rrilli:ng to enter into a contract, he Taas
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7 to gc aloe - 'fit" it.
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Mayor Simnrerman inquired as in if ether or not the Rodeo board adould he Trilling tc enter into
such a cn o tract and r i %cClesl ey an r red 'ti at t would he alrr ht tt'r I im but -,hat it v ,ld have to
•e presented to tihe_r - ;card or a -�x a wl; that .P.ey Fero not ti J.d to ' :gap from folfillint their aareemeni
Cuunci.lnan Yartin questioned the value of the lights if the„ Sad to be removed and said th:t this
would 1e ratht=1 111 nrc,,eaglr-.
Councilman C7asear stet -rl drat if they could work out a wag Per the Hcdeo Gourd tc oc-rpetur-te
their existence he ;ranted to do avcr^ thing he could to bring teat ;bent but on the other Land he - ,ranted
to pretcct the residents dom .;_ere; - r ^r,ver, Le felt 4Gnt pxovidiug Lhey could oet searr"ty cr collats
in the Tray of li hts and other tangible asset- fror,a the Board he was willing to go along with thet but he
was not willing tc use taxpayer's Pitney to perpetuate the rodeo.
Motion authorizing drawing of Contract with Rodeo Board
It was thereupon moved by Councilman lassar and seconded ° < Ccuncilman Shorb that the City
Attorney be authori.zc to draw, a contr_ct coutsin7.ng the provisions of the Resolution, sdeject Lc any
changes agreed upon by the Council, and 'ih_t in lieu of Section C of the Resolution the contracts I,rcvide
security to the City by foi e tum' of the Rode ::oarl ;..:its wants -" _ the Iond £or aay expenses in
cnrrcd by the City due to a on the pert of the Rodeo Guard tc fulfill the terms of the ocrrtract.
Under discussion of this mcLicn Jcmrcilman l- rtin sta _d that if the action taken here tonight
does not finally resolve this nattsr and tnere is a cc tinuatiou of it beyond the t viinaLicn date set
then .re are gciug to be !nord_nr; beyo-ad the merits of >-rrratrs involved and it is going to becciae a -ratter of
iutegrlty to the poi.nt :,mere the },eo�..le o.: Lald.;ell can challenge the iut =trity of moth the Rodeo Board
an3 the City Council. lie said that he just T;anted to issue that wrirning.
Therc being no further disonss ion on Lire motion, a roll call vote was called fur with t!ros
voting in the affi,°r at.ve teting: E. L. Vassar, L-uilc; !wrb, K — Lnl „�, A3 K. - at — end a. w. "Co1ey”
`.o"mith. Voting in the negative: Cau ci Lnan V. Ja.% Mar�iu. The Piayor declared the motion carried.
$or clarification it was erv.plrasized that the security was to include all assets of t1t, Rode,
yard.
It was then moved 1 ;" Ceunnilnan Sher -U that u.ith reference to Srectiou 2 -C rear - ling these ether
Clubs, that Chis Sect be - zi e!:cn frerr the contract and that they neooti ate ux7 1- bhe Rodeo
_Lrter sane discussion Councilman 6Aorb eaithdreu the, motion.
The City Attorney n r. ited uu that as far as the Redso du- ! is ecncerncd, this contract deals
only with Lheir activities and c„nluct of he rodeo; that the Gi. ..as ir.,t leaseub the property to -.hem
and that the City Ccuncil is still retaining Conti °c1 ove.r the property unless the City did wish t;, lees-,
it Lc them; otheroise, the City is sayi.n� drat; the Ito.luo board can here a rodeo there in 1962 under certain
cceditione and the other organizations siould have to deal irith the City. He stated, however, that it
could be provided in the contract that the Rodeo Beard be delegated the re_cnonsibility for the other oreani-
zat. =ors using the faei.lities.
After further discussion it was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Ccuncilman Vassar +.hat.
Section 2 -0 be dalchcd from t @re aesulntien and d.,hat it become the rest onsitility of tho Chacrber of Co,>tee.aa,
by ccntsact, that the activities prior to the rode-, '..e lirdtrd to t: nights a
A vote wars taL-an and 1.1 mui,icr +_ carried.
In clarification of tho r ;,-,Lien to delete Section 2-r1, Ccuncilman Snritlh stated Ili with reference
to the limit of tuo nights a week he Baas thin ;.ing of j.rd,,ticitrg and tl,at it chculd specify in the contract
that certain specified one -day shDws i.uuL3 be permitted.
Ploved 6,y Ocu:i Oilman 'r7; - ,i., s"onded h Ocunclliian Vassar that Suctl, 2-3 le changed to r_aa
sixty dams rati, r than nine'C: days.
vote s called fur and 1 he meticn un4nimuu_-3-j carried.
Moved 6y Councilr _, hay'. -in:, cnde:d by Councilran Lu_,, chaff Lhe prop:;sed ce(�nr =ct he the first
order of 1 r sinecs at tiro ner.t r =<: ln cf 'r.;lre uonrcil.
q , rote rras gal lad for and inui enaa --ely canted.
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SimmciTian slsatr -d that he uanld 7ilre to as on brhal" of tlr
Ccnncil and laimself and, Inc
thought most
of Via ?eonle present, that certa'oly iia =s
1lcjase4 -.dth
tl,e '11 "ome of
ah = =; th %t _.erh
and +h.n
Cocncil ] aculucte.d themselves ver'7 well and that
hn tl ou;,lrt
the att,� h -zd
been r�ec7 ir,d
°lmePr!'iet.
to the sa1�'..faeti r, i.Cgt ever one.
c'r. fleC'.csl „ a eked "J if anITc e 1 in 11ie 'Ti
ci. -,ity of the
Rodeo grortnds
shcnld 1,a7e
a prohlen
th Lar, 'Lo let_, %r. Purcell kn i, and t1 -o- roTcv1d
ix,T to 7 rc1 - 17
it rn t and ''. -p
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to Cooperal
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.l' On his
1 "ai`t t,0 Cl]a11EnLi
the i.ntegr.
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des -rved
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30 -032
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32 -032
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112.06
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60 -032
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110
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60 -032
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112
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CO - 032
'70.03
113
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70- 032
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
MARCH 5, 1962
8:00 P.M.
The regular monthly meeting of the City Council met in the Council Chambers of the City Hall.
with Mayor Sim¢erman presiding.
Upon roll call the following Councilmen answered presents E. Le Vassar, Emile Shorb, Max Luby,
Alvin R. Bates, and V. Jay Martin. Absent: N. E. "Coley" Smith.
Report on survey by Rating Bureau (Fire protection facilities)
Mayor Simmerman called upon Mr. Karl Gebel from the Hating Bureau who had been conducting a
survey in Caldwell as it relates to fire protection within the City.
Mr. Gebel reported that there were two processes involved. First, they were re- rating the City
for fire insurance purposes which involves an a nalysis of all the fire protection facilities in the City.
A key rate is available for the insurance rates. He said that what they are doing now is applying the key
rate to the individual buildings which is a process that involves the inspection of all the mercantile
buildings in Caldwell. He said that this would take about two or three more weeks with two or three men
doing it.
Mr. Gobel stated that perhaps it would be better for him to come into the office the following
day and go over the entire thing with the Mayor so there would be no misunderstanding on itj however, in the
due course of events there would be a report gotten out on it and this would be available. A meeting on
the following day with Mayor Simnerman, Mr. Lewis, and Mr. Johansen was agreeable for about 9:30 A.M. In
answer to Mayor Simserman's question, Mr, Gebel said that the report would be completed in about six weeks,
he thought. This would be about the first of May. In answer to a further question, Mr. Gobel said that he
could discuss anything which might pertain to budgeting with Mayor Sim¢erman an the following day and that
there were several things which needed clarification as to what the City is going to do for sure in that the
had allowed credit for these.
Mr. Gobel then further explained regarding the key rate for the City and said that regardless what
the rate was, he didn't want the people to think that should it change one way or the other that all of the
buildings were going to change by the same percent. Each building has to be graded individually and may
have an increased or decreased rate depending upon their condition. This pertained to commercial build-
ings only and he stated further that residences have a rate according to the c less of the town and their
type of construction.
There being no further discussion at this time, Mr. Gobel excused himself from the meeting.
Agreement with Caldwell Night Rodeo Association - Rodeo Grounds
The next order of business was the reading of the agreement relative to the Rodeo Grounds which
had been prepared by the City following the last meeting of the Council and executed by the Rodeo Board.
From a copy of the Agreement Councilman Martin pointed out some errors in spelling and it was stated by
Mayor Simnerman that it should probably be re-typed and any spelling errors corrected. The Agreement was
as follows: