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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-02-21city council minutesBook 15 &iMULAR ME9PING February 21, 1971 Mayor Pasley called the meeting to order. The roll of the Council was called with the following Council members present: Gamboa, Carter, McCluskey, Williams and Banks. Absent: Dakan. (GOLF TICKET FEE REDUCTION) MOVED BY Carter, SECONDED BY Williams, to reduce the golf member. - ship ticket for those over 75 to $60.00 per year. MOTION CARRIED (BILL NO. 3 - Second Reading) Mayor Pasley called upon Councilman Banks to read Bill No. 3 for the second tim. Councilman Banks then presented the following: COMES NOW, CHARLES RANKS, Councilman, City of Caldwell, County of Canyon, State of Idaho, and moves the City Council, City of Caldwell, to amend the proposed ordinance governing animals, which said ordinance was presented to the City Council at the Council Meeting on the lath day of February, 1974, as follows: 1. That Section 9 -2 -4 shall read as follows: APPLICATION FOR LICENSE AND LICENSE FEE: All dogs shall be licensed. The owner or person having charge of any dog within the city limits shall make appli- cation to the City Clerk and pay a license fee in the sum of Three Dollars ($3.00) for each and every neutered male or female dog owned, or the sum of Nine Dollars ($9.00) for each and every male or female dog owned which is not neutered. In the event that the owner claims that the dog is neutered, then and in that event, he shall present such evidence as may be required by the City Clerk to establish that the dog is neutered which evidence may include a statement from a licensed and qualified veterinarian. The owner shall stated at the time application is made for such license upon printed forms provided for such pur- pose, his name and address; shall describe the dog to be licensed in such a manner that the dog may be identified with reasonable certainty. All dogs shall be licensed for and by the calendar year: .January 1 through December 31. Upon satisfactory proof that a license tag has been lost, a new tag of a different number may be issued by the City Clerk upon payment of a fee of One Dollar ($1.00) and the transaction shall be noted upon the city office files for the number that was originally issued. 2. That Section 9 -2 -9 shall read as follows: KENNELS: The owner of any three (3) dogs or more, regard- less of age shall be deemed the operator of a dog kennel. Said dog kennel shall be kept, at all times in a clean and sanitary condition and the dogs shall be reasonably res- trained from annoying the neighborhood or the general public by loud, frequent, or habitual barking, yelping or howling. J 1 1 The application for kennel license shall state the name and address of the owner of said kennel, the location where kennel is to be kept and the number of dogs to be kept. Book 15 21 No kennel shall be established within one hundred and fifty feet (15U) of any dwelling house other than that of the kennel owner. If a kennel license is issued, the holder thereof shall pay the City an annual license fee of fifty dollars ($50.00) and said certificate of license shall be posted in a conspicuous place at the kennel. No kennel license shall be transferable. It shall be unlawful to keep, maintain or possess upon the premises of any one household more than three (3) dogs unless the owner or person in charge thereof shall have obtained a kennel license. Provided further, that in the event the number of dogs upon the premises of any one household exceeds the number of three (3) for the reason that new -born puppies have been born to a dog living on said premises, then and in that event, it shall be lawful to keep, maintain and possess upon said premises, said puppies until they reach the age of six (6) months without obtaining a kennel license. 3. That Section 9 -2 -11 shall read as follows: RABIES: The Animal Control Officer or any other Police Officer of the City shall have the authority to order the owner of any dog which has bitten any person in such a manner so as to cause an abrasion of the skin to sub - ject such dog to the City Pound for quarantine for a period not exceeding fifteen (15) days. If such dog shall be determined free from rabies, the same shall be returned to the owner upon payment of One Dollar Fifty Cents ($1.50) for each day the dog has been impounded. No other fee shall be charged. If such fee is not paid, the dog shall be subject to disposal after proper notice is given to the owner provided that the owner can be located. 4. That Section 9 -2 -20 shall read as follows: UNLICENSED DOGS IMPOUNDED: It shall be the duty of the Animal Control Officer to hold for a period of five (5) days any unlicensed dog impounded under the provisions of this chapter. Any such unlicensed dog not redeemed within said five (5) day period shall be declared to be a stray dog and a public nuisance under the direction of the Chief of Police. Councilman McCluskey seconded the motion to amend the proposed ordinance governing animals.as read with the following exception and addition: 1. Section 9 -2 -11 under RABIES that the wording 'not exceeding[ fifteen days (15) be deleted, and should read 'for a quarantine for a period of fifteen (15) days'. 2. Section 9 -2 -22 should have added that 'Dogs running at large, first occurance - a fine of $5.00, dogs running at large, second occurance - $10.00, third and each occurance thereafter - a fine of $25.00. MOTION CARRIED MOVED BY Banks, SECONDED BY McCluskey, to add to Section 9 -2 -22 'that the dog violation fines be collected through the Police Department'. MOTION CARRIED MOVED BY Banks, SECONDED BY McCluskey, that in Section 9 -2 -9 of the motion to amend in paragraph 4 should be changed from 'more than three (3) dogs unless the owner or person in charge thereof shall have obtained a kennel license' to read 'more than two (2) dogs.' MOTION CARRIED (WATER DINES IN BLACK 84 & 85 - Golden Gate Addition) The Mayor then presented an application from Earl Westmark for the City to run water lines in Block 84 and 85 of the Golden Gate Addition. Book 15 22 The Mayor explained that Mr. Westmark planned to put a mobile home park in this area with spaces for 16 mobile homes, and that Mr. Westmark would be responsible for putting in the sewer, and would pay to the City $125.00 each for each of the 16 mobile home spaces to justify the City's expense in running the water lines to those two blocks. MOVED BY Carter, SECONDED BY Gamboa, that the City run the water lines in Block 84 and 85 of the Golden Gate Addition. MOTION CARRIED (AUTHORIZATION FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT BID ON CARS) ' MOVED BY Gamboa, SECONDED BY Banks, to authorize the Police Depart- ment to issue invitation to bid on four new cars for the year. MOTION CARRIED (ZONING OF NAMPA- CALDWELL CORRIDOR) The Mayor then called upon Gene Graves representing the Roads and Street Committee of the Chamber of Commerce to present the pro- posed zoning for the corridor beginning from Nampa by the Idaho Concrete Co. to Caldwell at Blaine. He stated that it was the recommendation of the committee that this area be zoned and right of way be acquired for restricted building. He added that Nampa would do the survey to their city limits, the County would have to survey to the Caldwell city limits and then Caldwell would have to survey within its city limits. MOVED BY McCluskey, SECONDED BY Carter, to appoint a committee of two, the roads and streets committee, to work in conjunction with Mr. Lewis and Mr. Tunnicliff. MOTION CARRIED (INDEMNITY AGREEMENT NO. 89) The Mayor then presented an indemnity agreement from James L. Kitchen allowing the burial of James D. Kitchen in Space 3, Block No. 67, Lot 2W. MOVED BY Banks, SECONDED BY McCloskey, to approve the above indem- nity agreement. MOTION CARRIED (BID OPENING - Fairview Sprinkler System) The Mayor then called upon Mall Lewis to open the bids for the sprinkler system for the Fairview Golf Course sprinkler system which were as follows: Krause Landscaping Inc. of Spokane: Lump Sum Bid 65,980.00 Less Cam Down Payment 22,000.00 Amount of 2 equal payments 23,971.71 Interest Rate 5.25% Cloverdal Nursery of Boise: Lump Sum Bid 89,595.90 Less Cash Down Payment 22,000.00 Amount of 2 equal payments 33,979.95 Rate of Interest 5.25% The Evergreen Sprinkler Co. of Boise also presented a bid, but as no bid bond accompanied the bid, it was not accepted. MOVED BY Carter, SECONDED BY McCloskey, that the City Engineer review the bids and report back to the Council. , MOTION CARRIED (STREET CERTIFICATION - 1973) The Mayor read the 1973 street certification which was as follows: Total Revenue 522,092.63 Total Disbursements 435 578.05 Balance 87,314.57 (WINE LICENSE APPLICATION & TRANSFER OF BEER LICENSE) Mayor Pasley read an application for a retail wine license and an application for transfer of beer license from David V. Anderson to Jeff Taggart, d /b /a City Beverage. Book 15 23 MOvEn BY BANKS, SECONDED BY Gamboa to grant the above license. MICTIO`d CARRIED (BEER LICENSE APPLICATION) The Mayor read an application from Gerald Powell and B. Tatom d/b /a Mr. Bud for a beer license. MOVED BY Williams, SECONDED BY Carter, to approve the above license. MOTION CARRIED ' (POOL LICENSE APPLICATION) Mayor Pasley then read an application from Larkin P. Trosper d/b /a Larkins Pool Palace for a pool license. MOVED BY Banks, SECONDED BY Gamboa to approve the above license. MOTION CARRIED (BARTENDER PERMIT APPLICATIONS) The Mayor read applications from Roy Diggins and William Van Curen for bartender permits. MOVED BY Carter, SECONDED BY, Williams, to approve the a'JOve appli- cations. MOTION CARRIED (BARBER LICENSE FEE DISCUSSION) Mayor Pasley stated that the Barbers License was in the amount of $2.00 per year and suggested that this be raised to It5.00 or be eliminated. MOVED BY Williams, SECONDED BY Carter, to table the matter of the costs of licensing. MOTION CARRI MOVED BY Banks, SECONDED BY Carter, to suspend the rules and pass the ordinance after the first reading with the following amendments: 1. That instead of superintendent of parks and recreation, it read Director of Parks and Recreation. 2. That under 2 -1:-6 it read: DUTIIES: The Recreation Board shall advise and recommend programs to the Mayor and City Council and Director of Parks and Recreation con- cerning: (A) The planning and conduct of the recreation program of the City. (B) The operation, maintenance, control and super- vision of the Caldwell mrimming pool, fixin rates and charges, and all other things as may be necessary to the maintenance and operation of the said swimming pool. The Mayor asked for a roll call vote on the above motion and the following members of the Council voted Yes: Banks, Gamboa, Carter, McCluskey and Williams. No: None. Absent and not voting: Dakan. MOTIOA? CARRIED MOVED BY Banks, SECONDED BY Carter, to pass Ordinance No. 1316 wibh the above amendments. Book 15 The Mayor called for a roll call vote and the following members of the Council voted Yest Banks, Gamboa, Carter, McCluske and Williams. Nos None. Absent and not voting: Dakan. MOTION C4 PRIED (M. TIAL VACATICN aF RIO V13TA PY AT ) I ED BY Gamboa, SECONDED BY Carter, to authorize the City Clerk to give notice to property owners by letter and publish a notice setting March 18 as the hearing date on the vacation of the following portion of Rio Vista Acres: Block 1 and Block 7 of Rio Vista Acres Addition to Caldwell, ' Canyon County, Idaho, part of Ginger Lane, part of Gayle Lane, part of Gwen Lane and part of Elizabeth Drive, as shown on the Plat of said Rio Vista Acres in Book 6 of Plats at Page 14 in the records of Canyon County, Idaho, being part of Government Lot 4 of Section 10 and a part of the Southeast 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 9, all in Township 4 North, Range 3 West of the Boise Meridian, and more particularly described, to -wit: Coencing at the South 1/16 corner between said Sections 9 and 10 which is also the Northwest corner of s& Govern- ment Lot 4; thence South 43 0 03' West 41.5 feet, to the inter- section of the centerlines of said Ginger Lane and Elizabeth Drive; thence South 3 East 30.03 feet along the said centerline of Elizabeth Drive, to the South line of Ginger Lane, the INITIAL POINT of this description; thence North 89 East 30.03 feet along the said South line of Ginger Lane, to the Northwest corner of Lot 6 of said Block 1; thence continue North 89 East 25 feet, along the North line of said Lot 6 to the Westerly and of the vacated part of Ginger Lane; thence North 45 0 00' East 57.25 feet, to a point 20 feet South of the North line of said Government Lot 4; thence North 89 East 133.89 feet along a line parallel to the said North line of Government Lot 4, to a point in the Westerly line of Merraton Boulevard as shown on the said Plat of Rio Vista Acres; thence South 4 0 20' East 20.08 feet, along the said Westerly line of Merraton Boulevard to the Northeast corner of Lot 5 of said Block 1; thence meandering along the said Westerly line of Merraton Boulevard South 4 0 20 1 East 445 feet, to a monument at a point of curve on the said line; thence curving to the left along the said line with the following chords, South 4 East 80 feet, to the Northeast corner of Lot 6 of said Block 7; thence South 5 0 38 1 East 100 feet; thence South.6 East 100.1 feet; thence South 7 East 100.2 feet; thence South 8 East 85 feet, to a monument at the end of the said curve; thence South 9 East 255.6 feet, along the said Westerly line of Merraton Boulevard to the Southeast corner of Lot 1 of said Block 7; thence continue South 9 East 76.4 feet, along the said line, to its intersection with the Southwesterly line of said Gwen Lane; thence North 600 45' West 396 feet, along the said Southwesterly line of Gwen Lan to the Westerly line of Elizabeth Drive; thence North 3 07' West 1038.64 feet, along the Westerly line of Elizabeth Drive, to the South line of Ginger Lane; thence North 89 East 30.03 feet, along the said South line of Ginger Lane,to the INITIAL POINT of this description. MOTION CARRIED (VACATED EASEMENT - Lloyd Christensen) MOVED BY McCloskey, SECONDED B`1 Gamboa, to authorize the City Clerk to give notice to property owners by letter and publish a notice of the tentatively accepted application of Lloyd Christensen for the vacated easement of the following described property with the understanding that the necessary cost of publication be paid, and in the event of passage that the nec- essary cost of filing be paid by Mr. Christensen: boo I _ MAO a � I �xl �� r�F , w 5 3 i I r,l�