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Home My WebLink About1926-03-03city council minutes.mow Tom/ COUNCIL CHAMBERS. MARCH 52H. 1926. The Cou oil metin regular session, pursuant to adjournment at 8 P.M. starch dt &, 1926 with Mayor - a1gy,presiding, Councilmen Conley, Dutton, Yimbrough,I4umford, McConnel, and Wheeler, pre- sent. A motion was made by Conley, seconded Mumford, that the report of the Committee of the 'Thole n Which is as follows to -wit Boise, Idaho, March 3rd, 1926 4P.M., House of Representatives • r Chambers, oll nail being taken showed the following present: Mayor. Kaley;Counoilmen, Conley, Dutton, Kloibxough, Eumford, MoConnel, and 7[hkeler. A motion was made by Mumford, seconded by Dutton, that the until favor the bid of Olaf "elsons for Portland Cement Concrete.The blayor caused the roll t be called on the same, resulting as follows: AyEff;CO , DUTTON, P,IMBROUGH, 11UMFORD, AND WHEELER, HAYES: MCC BNEL. ABSENT: NC9E. It was then voJred on motion of Conley, seconded by Dutton, that the Committee of the whole idjourn.1, be accepted and approved. The Mayor caused the Clerk to call the roll on the same resul ing as follows: AYES: CONLI , DUTTON, KI10ROUGH. NUMFORD, TrICCONNEL,AND ITEELER. HAYES AND BSENT: NONE. In the eneval discussion following the same Resolution No. 16 was presanted: WHEREAS At the opening of bids for the 3.3 miles of paving within the City of Caldwell, being a Federal Ai I project, the award was made to the lowest bidder and on bithulitic construction,. and, WHEREAS the Council of the City of Caldwell. by majority vote, expressed a preference for the lowest bid on Portland Cement Concrete construction to the Pahb3e Commissioner of Public Works,previ ious to th announcement of the award, NOW THMPORE, Bd It resolved by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, that this City refuse to onour in the award made by the Commissioner of Public Torks on that date, and that all bide be re eoted. It motion was made by Mumford, seconded by '4hebler, that Resolution No. 16 be adopted. Tie Mayor caused the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the following result: AYES: CONLf, , DUTTON, KILIBROUGH, UUTTCRI),AHD WHEELER. NAYES: MCC NNEZ, ABSENT: NOM. So the Mayor declared the motion had carried, and Resolution No. 16 adopted. Hsso ution No.17 was presented as follows to -Wit: WIE AS,it is the intention of the Commissioner of Public Works of the State of Idaho, to LOCAL ITIROVEAIENT DISTRICT 1 70. FOUR 3 First National Bank Ex. on Coupons 1.01 TOTAL SEWER DISTRICT NO.SEVEN 2 First National Bank Ex,on Coupons 1.96 TOTAL $r- SEWER DISTRICT NO. NINE 2 First National Bank Exchange on Coupbne 4.18 TOTAL ' Tar SEWER LATERAL BISTRICT NO.IO 2 First National - ank Exchange on coupons 00.94' TOTAL; 94 The grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to $4754.65. t was voted on motion of Dutton, seconded by ^theeler, that the Cou?oil adjourn t Wednesday roh 3rd at 8 P.M. CITY CLERK APPROVE MAYOR COUNCIL CHAMBERS. MARCH 52H. 1926. The Cou oil metin regular session, pursuant to adjournment at 8 P.M. starch dt &, 1926 with Mayor - a1gy,presiding, Councilmen Conley, Dutton, Yimbrough,I4umford, McConnel, and Wheeler, pre- sent. A motion was made by Conley, seconded Mumford, that the report of the Committee of the 'Thole n Which is as follows to -wit Boise, Idaho, March 3rd, 1926 4P.M., House of Representatives • r Chambers, oll nail being taken showed the following present: Mayor. Kaley;Counoilmen, Conley, Dutton, Kloibxough, Eumford, MoConnel, and 7[hkeler. A motion was made by Mumford, seconded by Dutton, that the until favor the bid of Olaf "elsons for Portland Cement Concrete.The blayor caused the roll t be called on the same, resulting as follows: AyEff;CO , DUTTON, P,IMBROUGH, 11UMFORD, AND WHEELER, HAYES: MCC BNEL. ABSENT: NC9E. It was then voJred on motion of Conley, seconded by Dutton, that the Committee of the whole idjourn.1, be accepted and approved. The Mayor caused the Clerk to call the roll on the same resul ing as follows: AYES: CONLI , DUTTON, KI10ROUGH. NUMFORD, TrICCONNEL,AND ITEELER. HAYES AND BSENT: NONE. In the eneval discussion following the same Resolution No. 16 was presanted: WHEREAS At the opening of bids for the 3.3 miles of paving within the City of Caldwell, being a Federal Ai I project, the award was made to the lowest bidder and on bithulitic construction,. and, WHEREAS the Council of the City of Caldwell. by majority vote, expressed a preference for the lowest bid on Portland Cement Concrete construction to the Pahb3e Commissioner of Public Works,previ ious to th announcement of the award, NOW THMPORE, Bd It resolved by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, that this City refuse to onour in the award made by the Commissioner of Public Torks on that date, and that all bide be re eoted. It motion was made by Mumford, seconded by '4hebler, that Resolution No. 16 be adopted. Tie Mayor caused the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the following result: AYES: CONLf, , DUTTON, KILIBROUGH, UUTTCRI),AHD WHEELER. NAYES: MCC NNEZ, ABSENT: NOM. So the Mayor declared the motion had carried, and Resolution No. 16 adopted. Hsso ution No.17 was presented as follows to -Wit: WIE AS,it is the intention of the Commissioner of Public Works of the State of Idaho, to Y ry / oall for bids on 3.3 miles of paving within the City of Caldwell, at an early date, mud requested the - ayor and Council of the City of Caldwell to Pxpress a preference as to the of pavement desired, NOW, THERID-CRE, BE IT RBSCT.VED by the '�'ayor and Council of the City of Caldwell that Cement Concrete pavement is preferred and that the Commissioner of Public Works is hereby requested to call for bids ab the earliest possible date and on Portland Cement Cohorete of construction only. A &eselu%44R motion was made by Mumford, seconded by Dutton, that the above resolut 17 be adopted. The Mayor caused the Clerk to call the roll vesulting as follower AYES: CONLEY, 1)7TTON, KI'i92CUGH, 1 MCCONNEL, AND 4'1fi ELE?2. NAYF3 AND ASSENT: NONE. So the Mayor deonlred the motion had passed and Resolution No.17 i It was voted on motion ofre Conley, seconded by Wheeler, the the Council adjourn to l'aroh 11th at 1 P.M. CITY CLERK. i ortland qpe an No. (opted. COU701L CHAMBERS, MARCH IITH, 1926. The Council met in regular session pursuant to sdjournment at 1 P.M. March 11th, 19 6 with Mayor Kaley presiding, Cou oilmen Conley, Dutton, Kimbrough, and Mumford, present, an MoConnel and n. ooler, absent. G.M.Stephens, representing John 7.PRice & Co. Investment Sankers, of Seattle, washin ton, referred to the - delinquencies existing iri Local Imppovament Districts No.2,3,and 4. Tt was then voted on motion of Kimbrough, seconded by Oonley, that the City Attorney be authorized and directed to dakeetigate'delinquencies in the above named districts and immsdiateljr start foraclosur pro- ceedings against the same. It was voted on motion of Kimbrough, asconded by Mumford, th ^t the Council adjour to Lurch 17th, 1926 at noon. A"-PPROVED CITY CLERK. N[AY03. COUITC IL CHAMBERS, MARCH 17TH, 1925. The Council met in regular session, pursuant to adjournment March 17th, 1926 at Noon Mayor Sal ey, presiding, Councilmen Conley, Dutton, Y.imbroug , Mumford, Mcuonnel, and !"heel prevent.. Mr. A.L.Clark , Chm. of the Board of the Cam Highway District offered to sell to the G4ty of Caldwell. its Gm der, Tractor, and 4 Dump agony for 33500.00. It was voted on mots Conley, -seconded by Mumford, that the matter be taken under advisement. It was voted on motion of Dutton, seconded by WheeIs that the Council adjourn to 1:30 P.M. March 19th, 1926. APPRO CITY CLERK. . �'Iow MAYOR. COUNCIL C=03ERS,MARCH 17T , 1926. The Council met in regular session, pursuant to adjournment at 9 :30 P.M. in the Council with L®; Ysley, presiding, councilmen, Conley, Dutton, Kimbrough, I'lumford, McConnel,and with of I E FJ