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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-03-05city council minutesj A vote was taken, and the motion carried. j There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Banks, conded by Councilwoman Williams, that the meeting adjourn until March 5. After a vote, the motion carrie i is Meting adjourned at 10:05 P.M. I ayor City C er I COUNCIL C HAMBERS March 5, 1973 8:00 P.M. j The regular monthly meeting of the City Council met in the Council Chambers of the City Hall with or Charles W. Carpenter presiding. I Upon Holt Call, the following Council members answered present.- Alta E Williams, Alfred H. Clury, Charles C. Banks and Lester E. Carter. Absent. James R. Dakan and Joe Gamboa. scuesion of Big Sky Estates l Mr. Wally Frank, developer of Big Sky Estates, requested audience with the Council to discuss anne: the subdivision to the City. He requested information on what the City would require as far as streets, � U a dewa and curb and gutter. Mr. Frank stated that the subdivision was an eight acre tract on South Montana Avenue at the come: of Spruce Street. He added that there were four housing lots and one large lot for a proposed church site. j Councilman Banks commented that, acco rding to the Subdivision Ordinance, Mr. Frank would have to i curb, gutter and pave the streets. Mr. Frank inquired about sidewalks, and Councilman Banks replied that it l wouldlbe neceasary to present this before the Planning Commission. Mayor Carpenter stated that the City could not require Mr. Frank to curb and gutter the entire i rest --on3y that area on his property. In answer to the question by Councilman Banka, Mr. Frank said that the owners on Spruce and Wash - f iagtoi Streets would give 30 feet of right -of -sway; but he was doubtful that they would be willing to pay for street improvements. 7+ariaace approved - James Fulmore Mayor Carpenter acknowledged Mr. W. W. Coffey, who was representing Mr. James Fulmore. Mr. Coffey quested a variance of right- of-way for the angling part of the easement across the Southwest corner of Lot of Block 1 in Buena Vista Subdivision because of a concrete slab which had been poured on that section. I — Councilman McCluakey moved, Councilman Carter seconded, to approve the variance subject to egreemei by the utility companies. A vote was taken, and the motion carried. Transfer of Liquor License - John Eagan The Mayor recognised Attorney David Whitney who was representing Mr. John Eagan and Mr. Howard Talcolt in the transfer of a Liquor License. i i Mr. Aitney informed the Council that Mr. Talcott had purchased the right to the Liquor License revi®us]y owned by McGarvin's Snorquets, and had advanced $600.00 or $700.00 to Attorney Wi713am Braan68 to IIthe license. He added that negotiations with the State had been completed that day, and the State Lie Be $as issued to John Eagan. Mr. Whitney stated that he was appearing with Mr. Eagan's application for a City Liquor License an I Sg ne"d approval of the application; and also, the Council's consideration of transferring the fee already d by Mr. Brenner. Councilman McCluskey stated that he wished to go on record as being extremely opposed to the abi3i f people to make a profit on a license tht comes from the State level. In answer to the question of legality, City Attorney Wayne E. Davis answered that since the State Liquor License had only been issued that day, and a City License could not be issued until after the State h ad taken action, this situation was a simple matter of license transfer and was definitely legal. A motion was then made by Councilman Carter, seconded by Councilman McCluskey, to authorise the t ransfer of a City Liquor License to John Eagan and the use of the money originally co32ected to pay the lie Ranee fee. Upon vote, the motion carried. I Bid opening for garbage and refuse collection City Engineer Mel Lewis presented two bids for garbage and refuse collection. Be proceeded to open i t them and give the following information: 1. Parke and Sane, Boise, Idaho No bid in Alternate No. 1 No bid in Alternate No. 2 Alternate No. 3 - 76% of the amount stipulated 2. Boise Ada Dispaaal, Inc. No bid in Alternate No. 1 Alternate No. 2 - 77% of the amount stipulated No bid in Alternate No. 3 It was moved by Councilman Carter, seconded by Councilman Banks, to take the bids under advi sement subject to the recommendations of a committee comprised of Mr. Lewis, Councilman McCluskey and Counrilwomm Williams. After a vote, the motion carried. Bill No. 4 - Ordinance No. 1290 Counc Banks introduced in written form Bill No. 4, entitled: AN ORDINANCE OCNF33Ma1G THE CREATION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF LOCAL neROVEHIm DISTRICT N0. 69 FOR TBB CITY OF CALUdELT, IDAHO, CONFiNRING AND APPROVING THE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR SAID DISTRICT AS FILED IN THE OFFICE CF T CITY CLERK ON THE 18th DAY OF DECENBER, 1972, AND ACCEPTED, APPROVED AND CONFIRMED BY THE COUNCIL ON THE l t DAY OF JANUARY, 1973; PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT IN INSTALLMENTS OF THE COSTS AND MMSES OF THE T MADE OR TO BE MADE IN SAID DISTRICT; ASSESSING THE COSTS AND EBPSNSES OF SAID IMPROV&HINTS UPON OR ACROSS AHUTTING, ADJOINING, CONTIGUOUS AND ADJACENT LOTS, BLOCKS AND LANDS AND PARCELS OF LAND, UPON THE LOTS, , LANDS AND PARCELS OF LAND BENEFITED AND INCLUDED IN SAID IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT, AND PRESCRIBING THE MANNER _ THE COLLECTION AND PAM= OF SAID ASSFSSMffi1Ti PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF INSTALLPIIiD]T BONDS OF SAID i PRESCRIBING THE FORM, MATURITIES, MAKDM INTE REST RATE, AND ALL OTHER LOCAL LEGAL REGUIMflEe]TS RELATIVE T THE ISSUANCE OF SAID BONDS. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to consideration of Bill No. 4. It was moved Councilman Banke,seconded by Councilman MoCluskey, that the rules requiring the reading of a bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No. 4 be read the second time by title and the third time infull section by section. The Mayor then directed the Clark to call the roll on the above motion which rssy tad as fol lows: Those voting in the affirmative: Hanks, Carter, Williams and McCloskey. Negative votes: Slone. Absent and not voting: Dakan and Gamboa. The Mayor declared the notion had passed by the necessary one h eld plus one of the members of the full Council and directed the Clark to read Bill No. 4 the second time by tit and the third time in fall, section by section. The Clerk read the bill as directed. It was moved by Cc - Gilman Banks, seconded by Councilman MoOluskey, that 8111 No- 4 do pass. The Mayor directed the Clerk to a3 L the roll on the above motion vbich resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative: Banks, Carter, Williams and MoCluskey. Negative votes: None. Absent and not votingt Dakan and Gamboa. Thersupon,l the Mayor declared that Bill No. 4 had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and ;tobe _ ad the bill and the Clark daly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No. 1290. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No. 129 published in the News- Tribune, the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, as required bylaw. Resolution No. 9 j Next presented for the consideration of the Council was Resolution No. lo, sponsored by Coins Banks who moved its passage: RESOLUTION NO. 9 BY COUNCILMAN BANES �I A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF PROPOSAL TO ISSUE AND SELL BONDS OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT N. 69' OF THE CITY OF CALDWS1 y IN THE COUNTY OF CANYON, STATE of IBAHO, AND INVITING AND RECEIVING BIDS TREVOR- BE IT RESOLVED By the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho: Section 1. That notice is hereby authorized, ordered and directed to be given and published as hereinafter provided, that the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, proposes to sell and) Vila written proposals for the purchase of bonds of Local Improvement District No. 69 of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, in the amounts and for the purposes specified in the following form, to wit: — NOTICE OF PROPOSAL TO ISSUE AND SELL BONDS OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT MSTRICT N0. 69 OF THE CITY OF CALDWE THE COUNTY OF CANYON, STATE OF IDAHD, AND INVITING AND RECEIVING BIDS TDDNMDS. I Public Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the purchase of bonds of Local Doprovem t Dis- trict No. 69 of the City of Caldwell, in the County of Canyon, State of Idaho, will be received at the ofY c of the City Clerk until Monday, the 26th day of March, 1973, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.M. Said b nda shall be in an amount aggregating the principal am of Sixty -Six Thousand Eight Hundred Thirty -eight and I 32 00 Dollars ($66,e3d.32) in denominations of Five Hundred Dlllars ($500.00) each, except Bind No. 1 which boffin the amount of Three Hundred Thirty -eight and 32{100 Dollars ($338.32); said bonds shall be nnm- be d consecutively from 1 to 134 inclusive, to be dated March 1, 1973, payable numerically in ten (10) in- nts, of approximately equal amounts each year, each installment of bonds maturing in respective years anm i ally from 1974 -1983 inclusive; but shall be subject to can on any interest date following the delinga - cy or any installment of the assessment; said bonds to bear interest at each rate or rates not greater than five percent (5%) per annum, as may be determined at the time of sale, payable a6mi- annually on the let day of P I arch and the lot day of September of each year at the office of the City Treasurer of the City of Cald- well, Ick he, or the Bank of Idaho, Caldwell Office, Caldwell, Idaho. Bidders are to submit said bids c ape ifyiug the lowest rate of interest and premium, if any above par, at which the bidder will parchase said bonds or the lowest rate of interest at which the bidder will pal age said bonds, and all tenders, bids,'or offers to purchase mast be addressed to the Mayor and Council of t a City of Caldwell, Idaho without condition or qualifications, and be accompanied by a certified check on ( bank in the State of Idaho, payable to the City Treasurer of said City in the amount of five percent (5$ of amount of bid, or being a cash deposit in like amount, to be forfeited to the City as liquidated as ahould the successful bidder fail or refuse to take up or pay for the bonds within thirty (30) days _ afte the notice by the City of its readiness to deliver said bonds. Unsuccessful bidders will be returned the certified checks. All bids shall be conditioned upon the approving of a satisfactory legal opinion as to the legali of l said issue; provided, however, that said bonds shall not be sold for less than their face or par valu and accrued interest at the time of disposal by the City Treasurer, under the general supervision of the Mayor and Council. The said City will furnish the bonds. Each of the said bonds and each of the coupons attached thereto, sha11 be duly and regularly issued in form and contents in conformity with Chapter 17, Ti l 50 of the Idaho Code of the State of Idaho, and all other laws thereto enabling or in amendment there- of. The City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Mayor and City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Charles W. Carpenter Mayer I ` Section 2. That said notice shall be the same as hereby ordered, published at least once a wekk for $ period not less than three consecutive calendar weeks prior to the 26th day of March, 1973, in the News and the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to cause said notice to be publisbed as hersinabo ve mentioned and procure proof of said publication in duplicate in the form of publisher's affidavi one i If which she will preserve as a part of the records and filed in her office, and the other of which she will ;furnish to the purchaser of said bonds. The motion for passage was seconded by Councilman Carter. A roll call vote was called for when th fo owing members voted in the affirmative: Banks, Carter, Williams and McCloskey. Negative votes: None. Ab t a 1 not voting: Dakan and Gamboa. The Mayor declared that Resolution No. ,16�had passed. uta rom Councilman Carter Councilman Carter inquired about the Mobile Rome Ordinance and suggested that it be presented at the 'art C..il meeting. He also inquired about the progress of 21st Avenue, and Mr. Lewis stated he would be contact with A & J Construction Co. is Prom Councilman McCloskey Councilman McCluskay stated that he wished to confer with Councilman Carter and Mr. Lewis on the testing stations for the two industries. He also inquired about the arrival data of the accounting equipmen To a Finance (Director John Hnglehart stated that he had received an invoice dated February 23rd, and Burroughs: ad informed him they planned to deliver the equipment the first of next week. Councilman McQuskey inquired of Mr. Lewis if the City was in any position to make a determination i tot on the pump for:the proposed well development. He added that a definite statement could mean a lot tl}e people involved. Mr. Levis stated that it was a matter of budget approval, since the money necessary had bean appro- priated in the Water Fund of the proposed budget. Councilman McCluskey then read the following letter from the P lanning Commission to the CwmtyjCem missioners: County Commissioners Mr. Mel Landers, Chairman P. 0. Box 819 Caldwell, ID 83605 Gentlemen: February 27, 1973 The Caldwell City Planning Commission urges most strongly that you find the funds to hire) a County Planner as previously voted by your membership. We feel that it is imperative for the welfare of Canyon County, both urban and rural areas, and their future development that a planner be hired immediately. Sincerely, CAL MLL PLANNING CO*nSSION /a/ Pete Olesen Chairman Councilman MoCluakay stated that he had attended the Canyon Development Council meeting regan this situation, and he informed the Council that the Commissioners had inadvertently failed to budget tl amount necessary for hiring a County Planner. He added that without the County Planner, it would be iml Bible to obtain Federal funds. The Mayor commented that he had received a call from Commissioner Ira Craven that morning. Craven informed him that be had met with Mel Landers, and they agreed to work up acme way to get the mo: from the emergency fund. It was then moved by Councilman McClnskey, seconded by Councilman Carter, that the Council Sal the letter from the Planning Commission and try to impress upon the County Commissioners that, withpnt + appropriation of the necessary fusels for a planner, they had not fulfilled their obligation to the I Gitim Nampa and Caldwell and the rest of the County. Comments from Doyle Mechem regarding swimming pool Mayor Carpenter recognized Mr. Doyle Mechem, Resident Engineer on the swimming pool. Mr. Mac] stated that the pool was progressing quite well and added that the first concrete had been poured that Preliminary Plat of Blocks 71 and 72 of Cemetery approved Mr. Lewis then presented the Preliminary Plat of Blocks 71 and 72 at the Cemetery. He �ted he had in mind to have the plats approved and then install water lines in order to irrigate the area. 1 added that there was an ample amount of money in the Perpetual Care Fund to accomplish this; if the Cit, would buy the materials, the Cemetery crew could lay the lines, for a possible cost of $800.00. Councilman Carter commented that he felt this should be done in preparation for the future, a proceeded to make a motion to approve the Preliminary Plat of Blocks 71 and 72 at the Cemetery. After second from Councilman Banks, a vote was taken and the motion carried. Discussion of Block 0 in the Cemetery Mr. Lewis then requested a decision from the Council on Block 0 in the Cemetery. He stated t the lots in Block 0 were view lots, and the thought was to charge $100.00 per lot rather than $75.0 as others. Councilman Banks stated that he felt this should be presented for discussion when Councilman was in attendance. Mr. Lewis replied that there was some urgency; howover, it could be delayed until t next meeting. Presentation of Agreement between the City and County for election registration Mayor Carpenter presented an agreement between the City of Caldwell and Canyon County to adop joint election registration and read the agreement as follows: 7 I of a AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, Made and entered into this 5th day of March, 1973, by and between the COUNTY OF CANYON, STATE OF IDAHO, hereinafter called the County, party of the first I part, and the CITY OF CALI7WEIL CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO, hereinafter called the City, party of the second part, WITNESSEfH: WHEREAS, It is deemed by the parties hereto that in the interest of the public welfare, it is desireable to adopt a joint election registration procedure as permitted by 50 -423, Idaho Code, which provides that any municipal corporation may, upon resolu- tion of its governing body, elect to conform its practice for registration of qualified elector s to those contained in Title 34, Idaho code, NCW, THEREF'CRE, In consideration of the mutual promises hereinafter contained, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. That the parties hereto shall establish and maintain a joint registration record of qualified electors within the City of Caldwell. 2. That the parties hereto shall provide present registration and voting records to be entered into the joint system. 3. Canyon County agrees to, as soon as practicable, adjust its election precincts to conform with the City Limits of the City of Caldwell so long as this does not conflict with legislative districts as established. 4. The City of Caldwell agrees to, as much as practicable, to use the same polling places and personnel as used by the County for registration and election boards, and to conduct City elections in the same manner as general elections. 5. The County and City mutually agree to compensate deputy registrars at a uniform rate with compensation being made by the County during time when registrations are open for general, primary and special County elections, and by the City for registrations made during the time registrations are open for City general and special elections. i There will be no extra compensation for registration made at the office of the County Clerk or City Clerk. 6. The City agrees to furnish an operator to enter initial registration and voting information into the joint system. 7. The County agrees to furnish print -outs of qualified electors by precincts an forms suitable for use by the City Clerk and by election officials for use in the conduct of City elections. The City agrees to pay the County for the print -out paper, cards, supplies and computer time at the cost to the County. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Pursuant to the authorisation by its Board of County Commis- sioners, the party of the first part has caused this Agreement to be executed by the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Canyon, State of Idaho, and its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed by its Clerk the day and year first above written. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Pursuant to the authorisation by its Council, the party of the second part has caused this Agreement to be executed by its Mayor and its cor- porate seal to be` hereunto affixed by its Clerk the day and year first above written. Re lution RID. 10 Next presented for the consideration of the Council was Resolution No. 110, sponsored by Couuc Carter, whe moved its passage: RESOLUTION NO. 10 BY COUNCIDW CARTER A HISOLA 10N AUTHORIZIM THE CITY OF CALiAMI InW, TO HNTER INTO A WRITTEN AORM=ff WITH THE COUNTY OF CANIM STATE OF IDAHO, REGARUIRO THE ISTAZZSHNBNT AND MAINTENANCE OF A JOINT ELECTION RRIISTRATION. WHEREAS Title 50, Chapter 423 of the Idaho Code provides that any municipal corporation may, upor reallution of its governing body, elect:to adopt a joint election registration procedure; and WHEREAS, In the opinion of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, a joint registration of qualified electors with the County of Canyon, State of Idand, would better serve the interest of said a cto a in the conduct of future elections; and WHEREAS, The City of Caldwell desires to join the County of Canyon, State of IdAbo; in the e - lishment and maintenance of a joint registration system for the registration of qualified electors withitt th City of Caldwell; NOW, THEREFORE, EE IT RSSOLVED, That the Mayor and Clerk of the City of Caldwell, be and they hereby authorized on behalf of said City to enter into a written agreement bearing date of March 5, 197? regarding the establishment and maintenance of a joint registration system of qualified electors within City of Caldwell as provided in 50-423 of the Idaho Code. The notion for passage was seconded by Councilman Hanks. A roll call vote was called forwher following members of the Council voted in the affirmative: Carter, Williams, McCluskey and Hanks. Naga votes: None. Absent and not voting: Dakan and Oamboa. The Mayor declared that Resolution No. U had Letter from City of Payette Mayor Carpenter read, for the information of the Council, the following letter from Mr. Stan E McNutt, City Administrator of the City of Payette: February 16, 1973 Mayor Charles W. Carpenter City of Caldwell 704 RLaina Street Caldwell, Idaho 83605 Dear Mayor Carpenters I wish to express our sincere appreciation for the magnificent cooperation your waste water treatment plant people have given us in the past. As you know, we have had some serious difficulties at our disposal plant which necessitated laboratory tests, and even borrowing some healthy sludge seed. Olean Hollis was of tremendous help in these situations, and we sincerely appre- ciate him and his personnel. /a/ Sincerely youra, Stan 1. McNutt City Administrator Letter from O. H. Baker Union Pacific Railroad The Mayor presented a letter from Mr. O. H. Baker, General Manager of Union Pacific Railroad: Honorable Charles W. Carpenter Mayor Caldmell Idaho I have a copy of your letter of February 23, 1973, addressed to F. M. Ladd, Assistant Superintendent, Union Pacific Railroad, Nampa, Idaho referring to the recommendations submitted by the City Traffic Safety Committee to and accepted by the Council pertaining to caassings protectinn at rail -grade crossings within the City of Caldwell and the increase of train speed. A luncheon meeting, which you were unable to attend, was held do Caldwell Monday, February 26 with members of your Council, members of the Traffic Safety Commoitte, and the Union Pacific represented by H. J. Bailey and F. M. Ladd. As was explained at this meeting, signals, which had not been previously con- sidered nor estimates obtained, to be placed at Fourth and Ninth Street would result in an additional $55,000. A 48" red stop sign with red f lashing ?ng lights continually activated for the pos- sibility placement protecting Fourth Avenue was disaussed, and is mob less expensive than the standard automatic signals with gate attachments. There are presently' five crossings between Fourth and Twelfth Avenue, including the Tenth Street overpass. The averse daily traffic count as famished by Mr. Lewis indicates only 2800 on Fourth Avenue and 1100 on Ninth Avenue. The total traffic count of Fourth, Fifth, Kimball, Ninth and Twelfth Avenue being only 19,MOO, with Kimball and Fifth carrying 12,200 of this count, which supports the fact that three protected crossings in addition to Tenth Avenue overpass are capable of many time their present traffic load. The Union Pacific is concerned with elimina of grade crossing accidents, and an excessive number of crossings simply adds to potential hazards of same, and six crossings in eight city blocks is not justified from traffic flow patterns. It is suggested and hoped that you and your Council, as well as the City Traffic Safety Committee, will con &ler the closing of Fourth and Ninth Streets eliminating approximately 50% of the installation cost for signals and gates as recummended by the Safety Committee and the Council. If it is felt Fourth Avenue cannot be closed at this time, would appreciate your views on the constant flashing red light on a large stop sign inasmuch as the view is unobstructed of appro trains a suffi- cient distance to permit safe passage after complete atop made by vehicles. There are much sugnals located in Ontario, Oregon and at Roosevelt Street in Boise Idaho. Either of these two counter-proposals would keep the cost down sufficient >q that sgnalisation on the other crossings could be considered. The benefit to the OPRR of less accident potential and increase of train speed, and the benefit to the City of Caldwell of safer crossings, and shorter duration of said crossings being blocked by moving trains. We appreciate your efforts, as well as that of the City Traffic Safety Committee, in attempting to make the crossings safer, as well as consideration for increased train speed. After further consideration by you and your Council and the Safety Committee, would appreciate your decision. I Sincerely yours, /s/ G. H. Baker Councilman MoCluskey stated that the Traffic Safety Commission was not wi lling to close Fourth Street and Ninth Street, and added that he felt the letter should be submitted to the Traffic Safety Commis and moved to that effect. The motion was seconded by Councilman Bank,, and upon vote, carried. Ind ty Agreement approved The following Indemnity Agreement was presented for the consideration of the Council, indemnifying and saving& harmless the City of Caldwell, its Mayor and Council against any and all loss, damage, cost and expense by reason of the use of the following described burial lot in Caldwell Municipal Cemetery: i Inst. No. 79 - Spaces 1 -2 -6 of Mack *54 Lot 55 for the burial of Mildred Royce and Emry Royce. It was moved by Councilman Banks, seconded by Councilwoman Williams, to approve the Indemnity Agrimment. A vote was taken, and the motion carried. Bartender Permits approved I Applications for Bartender Permits were then presented for the Council's consideration from Paul I. Neyer l, Roger F. Timmons, Michael Lee Mikesell, Wilma Jean Min insmith and Dennis McMillin. Each appli- catlon. had been approved by the Chief of Polio- and was accompanied by a receipt from the Clerk for the re- quired fee. I It was moved by Councilman Banks, seconded by Councilwoman Williams, that the applications for Bartender Permits be approved and the permits issued. Upon vote, the motion carried. i Bibs -end February �o It was moved by Councilman Banks, seconded by Councilmen Carter, that the warrants for claims and i p 11 be approved as per list and filed in the City Clerk's office. Such warrants being in the totals as fo lows. WARRANT MOMB693 136 thre 156 GENERAL FOND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43,604.52 WARRANT NOM6ERS 060 thru 075 WATER & SEWER FOND . . . . . 2,825.05 WARRANT NOMBERS 107 thru 179 SPECIAL FOND: Fire Enforcement . . 589.35 Cemetery . . . . . . . . . . . . . 227.72 Street . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 3,o68.53 Armory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 229.86 Sanitation. . . . . . . . . . . . 8,978.61 Irrigation. . . . . . . . . . 37.10 TOTAL ALL FONDS $59,460.74 WARRANT MOMH&RS 343 thru 417 GENERAL HIND, February Payroll 43,211.87 WARRANT NUMBERS 418 thru 485 SPECIAL FOND, February Payroll . . . . . . . . . 25,073.95 WARRANT NUMBERS 486 thru 511 WATER & SEWER FOND, February Payroll . . . . . . 10 o 6.02 TOTAL PAYROLL $78,331.84 A vote was taken, and the motion carried. There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, it was moved by Council- man Carter, seconded by Coun cilman Banks, that the meeting recess until 15th. Upon vote, the motion car lied. The meeting recessed at 9:40 P.M. ity Clerk COUNCIL CHAMBERS March 15, 1973 4 :00 P.M. l The Council met pursuant to call and acknowledgement of notice in the following form: We, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do here acknowledge notice of a Special Meeting of the said City Council to be held in the Council Chambers in the City ,Hall of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of 4 :00 o'clock P.M. on the 15th day of March, 1973, for the trans- action of I an business in connection with the following object: consideration and award of garbage contract and consideration of a Resolution calling a public meeting for the purpose of granting a public hearing befo the appropriation bill shall be passed by the Mayor and Council. J