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Home My WebLink About1945-03-11city council minutesE Tbereucon Councilman Thornock, introduced Bill No 24, entitled: 1I AN ORDINANCE RECITING THE PASSAGE, APPROVAL AND PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE 110.656; DETERMINING THAT 1d0 OBJECTION TO TRF. VACATION OF THAT PORTION OF COLLEGE AVENUE IN SAID CITY OF CALDWELL 22.5 FEET IN WIDTH ANDADJOINING THE EASTERLY SIDE OF BLOCKS 57 TO 68 INCLUSIVE OF MOUNTAIN VIER) ADDITION TO CALDWELL, IDAHO, AND THE VACATION OF THAT PORTION OF COLLEGE AVENUE IN CALD^IELL, IDA °O, 22.5 FEET IN AND ADJOINING TFT, WESTERLY SIDE OF BLOCKS 74 TO 85 INCLUSIVE OF MOUNTAIN VIEW ADDITION TO CALDWELL, IDAHO; H1sS BEEN MADE OR FILED AND THAT NO CLAIM OR CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES WHICH WOULD BE SUSTAINED BY REASON THERE- OF HAVE TILED; DETERMINING TITAT THE VACATION OF SAID PORTIONS OF COLLEGE AVENUE I3 TO TER BEST INTEREST AND ADVANTAGE OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL AND ITS CITIZENS AND ITS PROPERTY OWNERS; DETERMINING TTTAT NO DAMAGES WILL BE SUSTAINED BY ANY CITIZEN OF OR PPOPERTY OWNER IN THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDA 70, BY REASON OF THE VACATION OF SAID PORTIONS OF SAID COLLEGE AVENUE; VACATING SAID PORTIONS OF SAID COLLF,GE AVENUE; PROVIDING THAT THE, TITLE TO THE VACATED PORTIONS OF SAID COLLEGE AVENUE SHALL REVERT TO THE OWNERS OF THE ADJACENT REAL ESTATE; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HERFMITH; AND PRO- VIDING FOR TFE PUBLICATION OF T'TIS ORDINANCE AND ITS TAXING EFFECT, which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 24. It was moved by Thornock, seconded by Mason that the rules requiring that the reading of a 3111 on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No 24, be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following result. Those voting in the affirmative were: Sloop, Olesen, Mason, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 24, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 24, pass? The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were: Sloop, Clasen, Mason, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill, Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 24, had passed and the Mayor in open sessior Of the Council duly signed and app the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 659. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 659, to be published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City* of Caldwell, Idaho. There being no further business to coma before the Council it was moved by Councilman Sloop, seconded by Council Burrell teat Council adjourn, Motion carried. Mayor. City Clerk. COUNCIL CFAMBERS, MARCH 11, 1946, 0 :00 P. M. The Council met pursuant to_C_all and Acknowledcement..of Notice in the following CALL AND RC$NOVJLEDGFIM1ENT OF NOTICE form- We, the undersigned, P?ay.or shd `members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell , °Idaho 'ro each hereby acknow- ledgb,:notice of a special mestirig;pf said 'City Council to be held:st the council chambers In Cit Hall in the City of _= Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of B o�Tclock P.1%, on the llth,'T, diy of March, 1946, for the transact of all business in conk 210010n with the following object ;$" o consider' proposal of Director of Public Works for changing of Franklin Lane through j Caldwell and to consider agreement with Sbate of Idaho for co- employment of Sanitary Inspection, which object has been submitted to each of the undersigned in writing. WITNESS our signatures th 11 ay o n rah, 1946. -/ yor I C o / uncIlman n Councilman I F On Roll Call the fallowing Councilmen answered present: J. Randall Sloop, Leo J. Mason, L. E.Aurrell, 0, L. Thornock and R. H, McNeill, Absent: Pete Olesen. Mr. T. Matt Fally, Director of i?ighways was present and discussed with the Mayor and Council and the Road Committee from the Chamber of Commerce the proposed changing of Franklin Lane through Caldwell. 1 "r. Peterson And Mr. Clair, Sanitary Inspectors "or the State of Ia.aho were present and discussed with the ? "ayor and Council sanitary inspection for the City, Moved by Thornock, seconded by Meson that Perpetual Care Certificate be SFsued to Y -s. J. W. Ross for burial spaces One and Two, Lot 45, Block 9, Canyon Hill Cemetery, ?Notion unanimously carried. Thereupon Councilman Mason introduced Bill No 25, entitled: AN ORDINANCE GIVING 'IOTICF TO All] r - 0=' AND 0:^ - R.^. OF PF,OPI ?RTY IAT THE CITY IF CALD "RLT., T'NAT A11 APPTICAT7TT ''Aq FVF'F PLPSIPTI?D ^OR T"^ VACATION OF T?'F FO' IOW- ING DFRCRI'"D ALLEY; BROINTTING AT TH?s Sn.TTTFISRLY CORNER Or LOT 12 OF BLOCK 6, Or TTTE ORIGINAL TOWN'RITx OP CALD "I'LL, IDA "0, AS H" 7T7 R"VISTIM *.NAP Or CALDWELL, IDATTO, ON FILE AND OF RP..COT•D IN THE OF ^TCT OF TIP. RROOnDEP. Or CAITYON C01n1TY, IDAT IN BOOK 1 OF PLAT", WF'20; RTP'NING T?T?TTCR 11011TT T777P.LY FAP.ATTrL WIT!' TT-T_ NORT"rASTvRLY LINE OF SAID BI:OCK 8, A DISTANCE OF 179 FEET; RTINNING TaT'NCE SoTTTN+"mSTF.YT],Y rARALLF:L WITH TTT) SOTSTNEA`7'?RLY L7TJE OF "AIF, 'LOCK 8, A DI^. ADiCF OF 16 FEET; jtTip ?p12NG 1 ?'4YdCF SOUTFrA"T°RLY PARALT L 17ITU Tur NORTZTEW. T°RIY LINE OF RAID ?SLACK 8, A !iISTANCE OF 179 TWEET TO TTTS POINT 0 IYYTnRSFCTION 'v?IT 1 T rF. SO?TTFi A TT'.Jty LIN^ OF SAID FLOCK 8; RTMITING THFNCF. NORTH - EASTERLY ALONC- TH'? SOITTHEA -T?RLY LINT: or °AID RLOCK 8, A DI TA'TCF. OF 16 FEET TO THE POINT OTIrOTNNING; PROVIDING FOR FILING OBJECTIONS TF FFTO AND FOR FILING CLAIMS FOR DAR ^AGES RTTSTAI ED THEREBY; PROVIDING T'OR ABCFRTAINING SITCTI DANA ?,7F E" TFET MA.YOP, AND COTmT- CIL OF TITS; CITY Or CALD ":ELL; AND PROVIDINC FOR T'R POFLICATION OF T"IS ORDINANCE. w'Sch was read for t`e .first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Pill No. 25. It was moved by Meson, seconded by Burrell that the rules requiring that the reed -, ing of a Bill on threeseparate days be suspended and that Bill No 25, be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section end pinced on the final passage. The Weyor directed the Clerk to c all the roll on the a Bove motion with the fol- lowing result: T'j,ose voting in the affirmative we' Sloop, Meson, Burrell, Thornbck and McNeill. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. The TNayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three- fourths majority and directed the Clerk to reed Bill No 25, the econd time b ± title and tLo third `ime in full section by section. The Clerk reed the Bill an directed. The question t;eing "Shall Pill No 25, nags? The Taeyor directed the Clerk to c All the roll on t"e e.bove queetinn which resulted as follows; Those voting in the affirmative were: Sloop, Mason, Burrell, Thornock end McNeill. Negative; None. Absent and not voting,: None, Thereupon the Vayor declared 8111 No 25, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed end approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 6GO. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance Tao 600, to be pul,�lished in the Caldwell News - Tribune P the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, IdaTlo. There being no furt` bus"ness to comelbefore the Council it was moved by Councilmen Sloop, seconded by Councilman Burrell t) Council adjourn. Motion carried. mayor. ' Ci�y Clerk