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Home My WebLink About1957-04-01city council minutesCOUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 1st, 1957 8:oo.P..M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with I the Mayor, Jason C. Smith presiding.- Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present. Fran Blomquist, L. E. Burrell, Gen f Cleveland, Emile Shorb, L. P. Eldredge and J. M. Bettis. Application for Beer License was read from Townsend and Evans, the feeaccompanying the application.: Chief of Police Judd recommended this License begranted. Moved by Blomquist, seconded by Burrell this License be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The City Engineer recommended the following list of deeds be recorded: Streets between Canyon Hill Addition and Highland Park Addition and Extension of North Indiana . Bertha S. Howell Genevieve Brockman Genevieve Brockman Bertha S. Howell - .Eva. ld.Cottier L Willian B. Allison & 011ie W. Allison f ` tl Geroge H. Turnbull and Nancy Turnbull George H. Turnbull & Nancy Turnbull Lee. Dye and Gertrude Dye,divorced wife of Lee Dye Alley Block 5, Murray Addition C. Harland Davis and Grace Mae Davis E. E. Rudolph and Ida B. Rudolph Lester L. Barnes and Thelma Barnes Edwin H. Klapel and Violet C. Klapel Doyle F. Dickey and Faustina Dickey E. S. Burge and Audrey T. Burge Alley Block 10, College Heights E. J. Clarkson and Eula B. Clarkson and Warren Franklin and LaVere Franklin David C. Bennett May Isabell Wyatt and William E. Davis and Sylvia Irene Davis Portion of Oregon Street North of Ash Carl E. Hanson and Genevieve Hanson Walter Burke and Frone Burke and Sala F. Gigray, Jr and Margaret S. Gigray Easements for Interceptor Sewers Otis Allen Arthur Allen & Ruth Allen Vinnie Dunn Lydia A. Pennington Leo A. Maxwell & Elnora M. Maxwell Frants Compher W. J.BCo_ilins & Florence V. Collins Lewis W. Hudgens & Forgia L. Hudgens James D. Kitchen & Mae Kitchin George F. Zabel & Carol Zabel Jess L. Smith & Ivan M. Smith H. Wayne Freeman & Frances Freeman Marshall R. Geho & Verna D. Geho I CI Francis B. Johnson & Jeanne N. Johnson Nolen E. Smith & Beth M. Smith Charles L. Shaffer & Audrey I. Shaffer L. W. Hayes & Virginia S. Hayes Roy A. Roark & Oleato F. Roark W. R. McCleskey & Eva C. McCleskey Robert F. Lamb & Hilda J. Lamb Gerald Stevens & Hazel Mae Stevens John T. Mollerup & Elizabeth Anne Mollerup W. H. Rone & Cora Hone Troy V. Vance & Irene Vance Roy Toft & Bernice Toft Ethel B. Whittenberger Charles Robertson & Lois Robertson ! Charles Robertson & Lois Robertson Moved by Bettis, seconded by Eldredge the City accept these Deeds and the City Clerk be authorized to have the same recorded. Upon. Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Chief of Police Judd informed the Mayor and Council, Marion Suiter operated the Milliner Inn for a period of two weeks and recommended license be refunded. Moved by Blomquist, seconded by Bettis a refund of $75.00 be made and license be ordered cancelled.' Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried., Application for Pool & Card License was read from Waldorf Cigar Store, the fee accompanying the �! application. Moved by Burrell, seconded by Blcmquist this Lic= - -nse be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The bills for March were read and on a motion by Blomquist, seconded by Cleveland, these bills be allowed I and varrants ordered drawn fort he various amounts, all of which have been approved by the Finance Committeell 248.85 296.02 GENERAL FUND - SAL ARIES Forrest M. Wiley " No. Name Purpose Amount 361 Jason C. Smith Salary $ 100.00 [ 362 F. L. Blomquist It 35.78 363 Lawrence E. Burrell " 35.78 364 L. P. Eldrddge " 40.00 365 J. M. Bettis Henry George Davis 0.00 366 Emile Shorb " 33.00 367 G. W. Cleveland ' 40.00 368 William F. Gigray, Jr. r' 118.00 369 Ada Hartenbower It 275.56 370 Florence E. Strain " 193.09 371 Alta E. Williams " 240.63 372 Keith Judd " 213.72 373 Elvis E. Burton " 264,56 . 374 375 Clarence C. Imberg William M Garl '+ 256.32 5 l 376 son Elvaeod Siegmann " 248.85 296.02 377 Forrest M. Wiley " 247.91 378 George R. Sweet, Jr. " 263.50 379 Charles 17. Astleford " 206.67 . 380 Louis Cornelison " 232.02 381 Nicholas Ney " 81.46 382 Gail Boid Uehlin " 224.67 383 Henry George Davis " 56.25 384 Robert 0. Doolittle " 237.37 385 Marena Pauline Roberts " 163.69 386 Thelma Thorsted Simmons " 128.40 387 Billy E. Morgan " 220.43 388 Shirley Ann West " 128.40 389 Melvin R. Pierson " 200.88 390 Cecil A. Thompson " 167.31 391 Ronald Dean Wagner " 168.74 392 First National Bank ° 109.61 393 Department of Public Health " 125.00 394 Austin H. Nickel " 261.81 395 Melvin U. Leis " 445.25 396 Donald W. Baird It 288.26 397 Glenda Claudine Wampler " 74.29 393 Charles John Hall " 231.43 399 Robert M. Halvorson " 299.26 400 Herbert B. Mumford " 62.61 401 Arthur E. Asheraft 197.06 402 Richard A. White " 172.3h 403 First National Bank " 1,569.74 404 State Tax Collector " 156.97 405 Canyon County " 725.43 406 Idaho Municipal League " 712.08 407 Idaho Department Store (Adv: Carroll Griggs) " 113.53 FIRE FUND - -- SALARIES TOTAL SALARIES - GENERAL 8 10,703.68 612 W. A. Paddock Salary $ 325.90 613 Forrest B. Milender " 294.11 614 Dale R. Hanks " 263.96 615 John Warren " 255.19 616 Roy Arbaugh " 244.19 617 Harold E. Perfect If 21:4.19 618 Charles W. Phillips " 251.83 619 Dorwin Sparks " 257.60 620 Richard D. Cashman " 237.58 621 Conald E. Machos " 233.58 622 John D. Romey " 257.60 623 Leslie L. Ford " 257.60 624 William F. Southard " 248.58 625 Wesley B. Turner " 229.32 626 Jack Martin Sweet " 221.06 627 R. C. Stevens " 18.00 628 W. R. Vail " 18.00 629 Leonard Charlton " 18.00 63o Olen Waner " 18.00 631 Gordon Sams " 25.00 Fire Fund - Salari _ Continued No, Name 3 632 Jack Gooch 633 Mathew Maxwell 634 Ross McKeeth 635 State Treasurer CEMETERY SALARIES 641 George Hammer 642 Lilburn L. Cooper 643 Jerry Engle PARK SALARIES 636 George Hammer 637 Harry S. Flagg 638 Raymond G. Scott 639 William Lester Kerns 640 Leroy P. Ohrt CEMETERY SALARIES 641 George Hammer 642 Lilburn L. Cooper 643 Jerry Engle ROAD - -- SALARIES 651 LIBRARY SALARIES 644 Nancy Jarvis 645 Edith E. Skinner 646 Martha Wilcox 647 _ Roy L. Enix 648 Ardene L. Dretke 649 Jane Sower 650 Vets. Claretta Enix ROAD - -- SALARIES 651 S. P. Glenn 652 James S. Wymore 653 Donald M.Shaw 654 Herman Jensen 655 Richard S. Mather 656 Tilford W. Farley 657 Edward d R. McKinsey 658 Samuel L. Erskine 659 Emerson Goodrow 660 Claude L. Lappin 661 Paul Stanke 662 Albert B. Exley 663 Fred Colley L. I. D. #42 SALARIES 672 Ernest G. Eisenbrandt 673 Herbert Mason 674 Herbert B. Mumford WATER -- SALARIES i 675 IRRIGATION SALAR 664 Charlie L. 30torland 665 Guy Healy 666 Oscar Naumann 667 John H. Drown 668 Ernest G. Eisenbrandt 669 Elmer R. Ihornberg 670 Herbert A. Mason 671 fester Reeves L. I. D. #42 SALARIES 672 Ernest G. Eisenbrandt 673 Herbert Mason 674 Herbert B. Mumford WATER -- SALARIES i 675 Cyrus D. Crandall f 676 Roy 0. Davis 677 Samuel Hartkopf 678 Roy A. Melton 679 D. Richard Claussen 680 Wilma H. Keech 681 H. W. Phillips 682 _ Jack Boyd Johansen 683 Steve Fish 684 i Vernon L. Trogdon Purpose Salary n u TOTAL SALARIES - FIRE FIM Salary n to n it TOTAL SALARIES - PARK Salary n It TOTAL SALARIES - GEETERY Salary .r n n TOTAL SALARIES - LIBRARY Salary it n n it n n rr n n rr n TOTAL SALARIES - ROAD Salary u u n n u TOTAL SALARIES - IRRIGATION Salary er a TOTAL SALARIED - L.I.D. #42 Salary n rr rr n n TOTAL SALARIES - WATER Amount � 18,00 18.00 18.00 169.40 4,142.69 3 29.32 227.60 182.o5 177.46 154.84 $ 771.27 $ 264.48 246.67 107.23 $ 618.38 $ 244.85 178.81 253.08 97.75 21,83 5o.83 65.56 $ - 912.71 8 282.81 246.27 266.70 ' 235.27 235.27 195-89 195.89 206.89 195.89 180.19 189.11 195.89 193.11 9S 2,819.18 $ 3o4.81 224.27 235.27 254.L9 30.75 14.21 37.75 14.21 $ 1,115.76 $ i85.90 91.30 99.50 $ 376,70 j $ 48.87 22L.27 224.27 22L.27 254.49 197.31 266.70 346.82 103.30 107.52 $ 1,997.82 ) �0 TOTAL SUPPLIES - GENERAL $ 5,386.25 TREAT PLANC -- SALARIES No. Name Purpos Amount 685 Elouise Yay Young Salary $ 163.69 686 Virginia S. Hayes " 119.92 687 Anton Walter Neumeister " 367.30 668 John Leslie Englehart " 367.30 689 Herbert Mason 94.60 690 - Elmer Thornberg " 185.90 691 Lester Reaves " 185.90 692 First National Bank ' 342.40 693 State Tax Collector " 34.24 694 Canyon County " 158.57 ' 695 Idaho Municipal League " 102.32 TOTAL SALARIES TREATMENT PLANT $2,122.111 1 TOTAL SALARIES - MARCH 1957 $25,580.33 GENMAL FUND SUPPLIES 6807 Becker Hardware Co. Supples $ 1_44 . 6808 Boise Payette Lumber IF 9.75 6809 Caldwell Auto Supply Co. " 10.80 6810 Caldwell Ice & Cold Storage Co. " 50.55 6811 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating Co.$ Inc, " 5.22 6812 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. " 5.60 6813 Hoffman Sheet Metal Works " 32.65 68111 Idaho Power Co. " 81.01 !, 6815 - Moore Stationery IF 12.40 6816 Richardson Heating " 11.35 6817 Summers Stationery & Office Supply ° 1,55 6816 Superior Auto Glass " 20.20 6819 The Nears Tribune " 22.50 6820 The Dille Agency " 49o.62 6821 Wm. Glaisyer Agency IF 57.29 6822 Graves- Holden Agency " 260.09 6823 Idaho Typewriter Exchange " 217.50 6824, Mt. States Tel. and Tel. " 21.91 6825 Summers Stationery & Office Supply " 1.43 6826 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. " 16.08 6827 flat. States Tel, and Tel. " 19,45 6828 Summers Stationery & Office Supply " 6.65 6629 Becker Hardware Co. " 2.69 6830 Boise Payette Lumber Co. " 3.79 6831 Burns Chevrolet Go. " 183.54 6632 Art Burnside & Co. 24.39 6833 Caldwell Paint & Glass Co. " 7.42 6834 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. " 15.25 6635 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 6.00 6836_ Collins Electronics " 92.75 6837 Criminal Research Products, Inc. " 3.45 6838 Golden Pheasant Cafe " 4.50 16839 Hoff Building Supply " 12.04 �684o Howard Electric " 9.90 6841 Idaho Registration Service Co. " 85.00 6842 McCluskey's Signal Oil Co. " 110.78 6643 Motor Inn Service " 9.77 6844 Mt. States Tel, and Tel. " 113.15 6845 Police & Sheriff's Association " 4.00 6846 Robertson's Richfield Service " - 44.90 1 6847 Whelchel and Minniner Studio " 14,30 1 6848 Don Stewart, Building Contractor " 109.77 6849 Summers Stationery & Office Supply " 9.60 16850 Superior Auto Glass ° 17.49 16851 Western Union Telegraph Co. " 11.02 6852 Post's Drive Inn " 52,8$ 6853 Hal E. Reynolds, M. D. " 5.00 6854 Abendroth Printing " 12.80 6855 American Gas Association " 25.00 6856 Hecker # ardware Co. " 8.23 ;6857 Carl Hixson " 20.00 16858 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co. " 37.10 16859 Lodge Motor Co., Inc. " 10.50 6860 V. Jay Martin " 20.00 6861 Mt. States Tel. and Tel. Co. It 53 .80 !6862 The News Tribune " 8.75 6863 M. C. Roberts " 20.00 6864 Service Corner " 9.10 6865 Service Parts Co. " 1.30 6866 Summers Stationery & Office Supply " 18.05 1 6867 Caldwell News Tribune " 4.25 ,6868 California Spray - Chemical Corp. " 30.90 6869 Conley Chemical & Supply Co. " 38.70 6870 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 8.74 6871 Idaho Power Co. " 42.90 6872 Intermountain Gas Co. " 19.73 ,6873 M. H. King Co, " 5.96 6874 Summers Stationery & Office Supply " 388.45 6875 Summers Stationery & Office Supply " 615 6876 Floyd's Maintenance & Duraclean Service " 54,50 6877 MoGluskey's Signal Oil Co. " 725.90 6878 Utah Oil Co. " 824.96 6879 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. " 37.50 6880 The News Tribune " 34.00 TOTAL SUPPLIES - GENERAL $ 5,386.25 lsl F TOTAL SUPPLIES - LIBRARY $ 590.01 AIRPORT SUPPLI No. Name Purpose Amount 6881 Idaho Power Co. Supplies $ 21.70 TOTAL SUPPLIES - AIRPORT $ 21.70 FIRE SUP PLIES 6882 Roy Arbaugh Supplies $ 3.00 6883 Caldwell Auto Supply Co. " 7.02 6884 R. D. Cashman " 3.00 6885 Leonard Charlton B 3.00 6886 Leslie Ford " 3.00 6387 Jack Gooch " 3.00 6888 Dale Hanks 3,00 6889 Lodge Motor Co., Inc. " 4.25 6890 McCluckey's Signal Oil Co. " 50.67 6891 Ross Mcxeeth " 3.00 6892 Donald E. Machos " 3.00 6893 Mathew Maxwell " 3.00 6894 Mt. States Tel. and Tel. Co. " 82,95 6895 Forrest Milender " 3.00 6896 Oakley Moody Service, Inc. " 3.00 6897 W. A. Paddock " 5.11 6898 Harold Perfect " 3.00 6899 Charles W. Phillips " 3.00 6900 J. D. Romey 3.00 6901 Cordon Sams " 3,00 6902 William Southard " 3.00 6903 Derwin Sparks " 3.00 6904 Starline Equipment Co. " 6.87 6905 R. C. Stevens " 3.00 6906 Jack M. Sweet " 3,00 6907 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co, " 12,77 6908 W. B. Turner " 3.00 6909 W. R. Vail " 3.00 ;6910 Olen Waner 3.00 '6911 John Warren " 3. co 6912 Western Bearings, Inc, " 8.84 TOTAL SUPPLIES - FIRE $ 247.51 SWIISLING POOL SUPPL - 6913 Waterworks Equipment Co. Supplies $ 31.56 TOTAL SUPPLIES- SIRIMMING POOL $ 31.56 PARK SUPPLIES 691Lt Abendroth Printing Supplies $ 11,50 6915 Babbitt Construction Co. " 270.00 6916 E. P. Boltz & Son " ]39.50 6917 Black Canyon Irrigation District " 576.00 6918 Caldwell Leaths^ & Canvas Co. " 9.00 6919 Caldwell Paint and Glass Co. ° 5.35 6920 Coast to Coast Store " 39.91 6921 Simpson Blacksmith Shop " 7.00 6922 Summers Stationery & Office Supply " 3.85 TOTAL SUPPLIES - PARK $ 1,062.11 CEMETERY SUPPLIES 6923 Idaho Power Co. Supplies $ 9.5o 692Lt Mr. States Tel. and Tel. Co. " 4.00 TOTAL SUPPLIES - CEMETERY $ 13.50 LIBRA SUPPLIES 6925 Caldwell Art and Book Supply Supplies $ 174.40 6926 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating Co „ Inc. " 9.09 6927 Caldwell Sanitary Service " 1.50 6926 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. 11.05 6929 Doubleday & Co., Inc. " 55,45 6930 E. I. DuPont de Memours & Co. " 1.50 6931 Gaylord Bros., Inc. 1.114 6932 J. K. Gill & Co. " 70.82 6933 E. M. Hale & Co. " 9,72 6934 Idaho Power Co. " 45.38 6935 Carl J. Leibel, Inc. " 9.31 6936 Macmillan Co., Publishers 5.50 6937 H. J. McNeel & Co. ° 9.15 6938 Mt. States Tel, and Tel. " 17.00 6939 Pacific Northwest Bibliographic Center " 30.00 6 940 Science Fiction Book Club ° 2.30 6941 H. W. Wilson Co. " 18.50 6942 Petty Cash, Nancy Jarvis, Librarian " 10.87 6943 The Byron Co. " 30.73 6944 Nancy Jarvis, Librarian " 76.60 TOTAL SUPPLIES - LIBRARY $ 590.01 1 � L. I. D #38 SUPPLIES 6983 The News Tribune 6984 J. 0. Young and Son L. I. D. #39 SUPPLIES 6985 Don Stewart, Building Contractos L. I. D. #40 SUPPLIES 6986 The News Tribune L. 1. D. #41 SUPPLIES 6987 J. 0. Young and Son L. I. D.#42 SUPPLIES 6988 J. G. Young and Son ROAD SUPPLIES 6989 Armco Drainage & Meyal Products, Inc. 6990 !� No. Name P _ pose Amount 6945 Bennett Maebine- Welding Works Supplies 6994 8.99 6946 Blue Flame " Idaho Power Co. 31.80 6947 B & M Equipment Co., Inc. " 21,30 6948 Boise Pa Payette Lumber Co. y " 29.69 . 6949 Burns Chevrolet Co. " 2.15 �I 695o Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 1.70 6951 Cooperative Oil Association 1' 39.68 ' 6 95 2 _Engineering Sales Service, Inc. 1. 596.09 6953 Ernst Fuel Co. " 36.35 6954 Feenaughty Machinery Co. " 20.55 6955 Hardy Brothers n 1 82 6956 0. M. Harp er " 37.39 6957 Idaho Department Store " 9 54 6958 Idaho Power Co. " 180.L5 6959 6960 Intermountain Equip. Co. Hal Johnson, " " 108.19 Inc. 5.91 6961 Leo J. Mason Motor Co. ° 2.50 " 6962 I d Mollerups " 2.24 6963 Richfield Oil Corp. " 33.20 6964 The Saw Shop n 1.25 6965 Service Parts Co. " 5.33 6966 Southern Idaho Equipment Co. " 40.10 6967 P _Van Ways, Inc. " 19.6o 6968 J. W. Weeks & Son n 7.68 6969 Wesco Steel Co. " 12,50 6 970 Western Bearings, Inc. " 5.02 TOTAL SUPPLIES - ROAD $ 1,260.92 STREET LIGHTING SUPPLIES - 6971 Idaho Power Co. _ Supplies $ 1,590.97 TOTAL SUPPLIES -STREET LIGHT'S $ 1,590.97 IRRIGATION SUPPLIES I 4 6972 Armcc Drainage & mata1 Products, Inc. Supplies $ 233.56 6973 Arthur Allen " 7.50 6974 Becker Hardware Co. " 3.15 6975 Boise Payette Lumber Co. " 8.97 6976 Walter J. Braun n 5.12 6977 Burns Chevrolet Co. " 14.99 6978 Hoff Building Supply " 175.00 6979 Moons Repair Shop n 2.50 6980 6981 Simpson Blacksmith Shop Alta E. Williams, Treasurer " ° 21.15 4.50 6982 J. D. Young and Son " 51.00 TOTAL SUPPLIES - IRRIGATICM $ 527.44 L. I. D #38 SUPPLIES 6983 The News Tribune 6984 J. 0. Young and Son L. I. D. #39 SUPPLIES 6985 Don Stewart, Building Contractos L. I. D. #40 SUPPLIES 6986 The News Tribune L. 1. D. #41 SUPPLIES 6987 J. 0. Young and Son L. I. D.#42 SUPPLIES 6988 J. G. Young and Son Supplies $ 39.60 it 3,8 90.33 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L.I.D #38 $ 3,929.93 Supplies $ 125.40 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L.I.D. #39 $ 125.40 Supplies $ 168.85 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L.I.D. #40 3 168.85 Supplies $ 81.94 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L.I.D.#41 $ 81.94 Supplies $ 6,399.75 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L.I.DAL2 $ 6,399.75 Supplies $ 10.05 49.80 " 7.00 2.00 18.09 It 14.03 I 46.3 J WATER SUPPLIES 6989 Armco Drainage & Meyal Products, Inc. 6990 Banter Foundry & Machine Works, Inc. 6991 B & M Equipment Co., Inc. 6992 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. 6993 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 6994 Ernst Fuel Co. 6 995 Garrett Freightlines, Inc. 6996 Idaho Power Co. Supplies $ 39.60 it 3,8 90.33 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L.I.D #38 $ 3,929.93 Supplies $ 125.40 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L.I.D. #39 $ 125.40 Supplies $ 168.85 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L.I.D. #40 3 168.85 Supplies $ 81.94 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L.I.D.#41 $ 81.94 Supplies $ 6,399.75 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L.I.DAL2 $ 6,399.75 Supplies $ 10.05 49.80 " 7.00 2.00 18.09 It 14.03 I 46.3 J I.S3 ieck No. Name Purp ose Amount 45 Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc. SupRlias $ 934.65 46 Cornell, Howland, Hayos & Merryfield 1 587.71 TOTAL SUPPLIES- TREATM'T PLANT $ 2,522.36 (Included in above totals) 47 City of Caldwell (to reimburse account for March payroll) $904.84 (not in above totals) 48 C. W. Watkins and Son (approved by Council Apr. 5th) 35,438.57 " " The following letter of resignation eras ready Honorable Mayor and City Council Caldwell Idaho Gentlemen: Due to personal reasons, I wish to submit my resignation from the Caldwell Police Department, effective March 15, 1957. Respectfully submitted, /sl Carroll D. Griggs I Moved by Cleveland, seconded by Burrell that this resignation be accepted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The following letter from the State Board of Health waszeadr Mayor Jason C. Smith City Hall Caldwell, Idaho Dear Mayor Smiths u The Inland Impire Sewage Works school will be held in Pullman, Washington, on April 8, 9, and 10. This school affordsssuage treatment plant operators an opportunity to gain useful information about plant operators an apportunity to gain useful inform- ation about plant operation and to discuss their problems with persons of like experience and responsibilities. We encourage you to send one or more representativest7cm your city's treatment plant. The small cost involved is more than justified by the protection of the large investment in your sewage treatment plant and the importance of its proper functioning in relation to the health of your community. Very truly yours, J /s/ Vaughn Anderson Director Division of Engineering and Sanitation Moved by Burrell, seconded by Shorb rSuperintendent of the Treatment Plant be authorized to attend Is school with expenses paid. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanim ously carried. Thereupon the following Resolution was presented by Councilman Bettis who moved the adoption ereof, which motion rras duly seconded by Councilman Eldredge: { P WATER -- SUPPLIES (Continued) No. Name PUMT05 e Amount 6997 The Saw Shop Supplies $ .50 6998 Summers Stationery & Office Supply 5,45 6999 Vanways, Inc. u 1,92 7000 Westcott Oil Corp. " 5.10 7001 J. 0. Young and Son " 650.00 TOTAL SUPPLIES .. WATER $ 1,231.29 SEWER MAINTENANCE _ SUPPLIES 7002 Summers Stationery & Office Supply Supplies $ 19.75 I TOTAL SUPPLIES.SEWER MAINT. $ 19.75 j TOTAL SUPPLIES - MARCH 1957 $25,211.24 GRAND TOTAL SUPPLIES AND SALARIES - MARCH 1957 $50,791.57 TREATMENT PLANT -- SUPPLIES (Included in bone - iota s ieck No. Name Purp ose Amount 45 Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc. SupRlias $ 934.65 46 Cornell, Howland, Hayos & Merryfield 1 587.71 TOTAL SUPPLIES- TREATM'T PLANT $ 2,522.36 (Included in above totals) 47 City of Caldwell (to reimburse account for March payroll) $904.84 (not in above totals) 48 C. W. Watkins and Son (approved by Council Apr. 5th) 35,438.57 " " The following letter of resignation eras ready Honorable Mayor and City Council Caldwell Idaho Gentlemen: Due to personal reasons, I wish to submit my resignation from the Caldwell Police Department, effective March 15, 1957. Respectfully submitted, /sl Carroll D. Griggs I Moved by Cleveland, seconded by Burrell that this resignation be accepted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The following letter from the State Board of Health waszeadr Mayor Jason C. Smith City Hall Caldwell, Idaho Dear Mayor Smiths u The Inland Impire Sewage Works school will be held in Pullman, Washington, on April 8, 9, and 10. This school affordsssuage treatment plant operators an opportunity to gain useful information about plant operators an apportunity to gain useful inform- ation about plant operation and to discuss their problems with persons of like experience and responsibilities. We encourage you to send one or more representativest7cm your city's treatment plant. The small cost involved is more than justified by the protection of the large investment in your sewage treatment plant and the importance of its proper functioning in relation to the health of your community. Very truly yours, J /s/ Vaughn Anderson Director Division of Engineering and Sanitation Moved by Burrell, seconded by Shorb rSuperintendent of the Treatment Plant be authorized to attend Is school with expenses paid. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanim ously carried. Thereupon the following Resolution was presented by Councilman Bettis who moved the adoption ereof, which motion rras duly seconded by Councilman Eldredge: { P k� RESOLUTION N0, BY COUNCILMAN Bettis A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL TO CREATE AND ESTABLISH LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DIS- 1. TRICT NO. L3 FOR THE CITY OF CALDWELL, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO, FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRICTING SUITABLE CURBS AND GUTTERS AND STREET AND ALLEY VALLEYS THEREIN STATING THE STREETS AND ALLEYS UPON WHICH THE SAID CURB, 11 — GUTTER, STREET, AND ALLEY VALLEY IMPROVEMENTS ARE TO BE MADE, AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF SURFACING, GRADING, AND;- OILING THE STREETS AND AVENUES THEREIN, STATING THE STREETS AND AVENUES UPON W14TCH THE SAID SURFACING, GRAD 11 ING AND OILING IiTROVEMENTS ARE TO BE MADE, THE GENERAL CHARACTER OF SAID ITJPROi THE ESTI *.ATED COST OF THE SAME, AND THAT SUCH COST IS TO BE AFFIXED AGAINST THE ABUTTING, ADJOINING CONTIGUOUS, AND ADJACENT LANDS ALONG AND UPON WHICH SAID IT.'IPROVEMENTS ARE TO BE MADE AND UPON THE LOTS AND LANDS BENEFITED BY SUCH IMPROVEMENTS AND INCLUDED IN THE INPRCVEMENT DISTRICT FORMED, AND THE METHOD BY WHICH THE COSTS AND EXPENSES OF THE IMPROVEMMS WITHIN THE INTERSECTIONS ARE TO BE PAID, FIXING THE ME WITHIN WHICH PROTEST AGAINST SAID FROPOSED ILTROVEAENTS MAY BE FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, AND FIXING THE TIME WHEN SUCH PRO - TEST SHALL BE HEARD AND CONSIDERED BY THE COUNCIL, DECLARING THE INTENTIONS OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL TO PRA- ' VIDE FOR THE COSTS AND EXPENSES. OF SUCH I14PROVEMENTS AND THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS PAYABLE IN TEN EQUAL INSTALL-II LENTS AND THE ISSUANCE OF INTERIM WARRANTS OF SAID DISTRICT TO BE PAID, REDEEMED, AND RETIRED FROM THE PRO- CEEDS OF THE SALE OF SAID BONDS, SAID BONDS TO BE REDEEMED, PAID, AND RETIRED OUT OF THE? ROCEEDS OF THE SAID ASSESSMENTS LEVIED AM ASSESSED FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE COSTS AND EXPENSES OF SUCH =ROVEP.iENTS AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, a petition signed by sixty per cent of the resident owners of the property abutting, adjoin4' ing, contiguous and adjacent to the lots and ]ands hereinafter described has been filed with the City Clerk FI requesting the organization of a local street improvement district in the City of Caldwell, for the purpose I I ! of constructing suitable curbs and gutters and oiling the streets and avenues in said district, and request- ing the cost and expense of said improvements, including intersections, be assessed against all the property in the district in proportion to the benefits derived; and i — WHEREAS, it is deemed advisable and to the best interest of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, that a locall istreet improvement district shall be established in said city, including the property abutting, adjoining, � contiguous and adjacent to the streets and avenues hereinafter in this resolution specifically set forth and that there be constructed in said district suitable curbs and gutters and street and alley valleys on the 'streets and that there be constructed in said district suitable surfacing, grading and oiling of the streets therein and that the cost of said improvements shall be levied and assessed against the lots and portions of ! 'land in the district as in the manner according to law. it i NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County,Idaho:lJ Section 1. That it is hereby declared to be the intention of the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Canyon Canyon County, Idaho, to create and establish within said city a local street improvement district to be known as and called "Local Improvement District No. 43 for the City of Caldwell, Idaho. '! Section II. That said proposed improvement is an original improvement and the general character of the improvements to be made in said proposed local street improvement district is curbs and gutters and ;street and alley valleys to be constructed of Portland cement concrete, all in accordance with the plans and ( specifications therefor to be hereafter adopted by the Mayor and Council and placed on file in the office of the City Clerk of Caldwell, Idaho, and is grading, surfacing, and oiling of the streets and avenues therein, to be constructed of earth, gravel, and oil, all in accordance with the plans and specifications to be here - 1 after adopted by the Mayor and Council and placed on file in the office of the City Clerk in Caldwell, Idahc. i Section III. That said Local Improvement District No. 43 Shall consist of and include all the lots 'and lands abutting, adjoining, contiguous, and adjacent to the following named streets in said city between aj the points hereinafter named, to a distance back from such streets and avenues, if platted in blocks to the I center of the block, if platted in lots to the center of the lot, and if not platted to the distance of one 1 hundred twenty -five feet, said streets are designated as follows: Palo Alto Drive from its intersection with Paynter Avenue to its intersection with , Sunset Avenue for paving only. Washington Avenue from its intersection with Ash Street to its intersection with Linden Street. North Michigan Avenue from its intersection with "L" Street to its intersection with "N" Street. — Ii Logan Street from its intersection with Washington Avenue to its intersection with Wyoming Avenue. ! Wisconsin Avenue from its intersection with Oak Street to its intersection with Ash Street and Oak Street from its intersection with Wisconsin Avenue to its intersection with Illinois Avenue. .. /.5� Oregon Avenue from its intersection with Loganstreet to 225 feet north of the north line of Morrison Street for curb, gutter and paving and Morrison Street from its intersection with Idaho Avenue to its intersection with Oregon Avenue for paving only. Section TV. That the estimated cost of said improvements herein provided for is the sum of $36,009.00. Section V. That the cost and expense of said Local Improvement District No. 43, and the construction of said improvement shall be assessed upon the abutting, adjoining, contiguous and adjacent lots ani lands, and upon the lots and lands benefited, and included in the improvement district formed, each parcel of land ' shall be separately assessed for the debt thereof in proportion to the number of square feet of such lots anJ lands abutting, a djoining, contiguous and a djacent thereto, or included in the improvement district to the distance back from such streets and avenues, if platted in blocks to thee enter of the block, if platted in li lots to the center of the lot, and if not platted to the distance of one hundred twenty -five feet and in pro - 'portion to the benefits derived to such property by said improvement sufficient to cover the total cost and expense of the work. The cost and expense to be assessed as herein provided for shall include the contract price of the improvement, engineering and clerical service, advertising, interest upon warrants if issued, and all legal services for preparing proceedings and advertising in regard thereto. j Section VI. The resident owners of property w ithin such district subject to assessment, having re- quested by petition that the cost and expense of the improvement including intersections, be assessed againstq! all the property in the district in proportion to the benefits derived, it is hereby determined that sixty per cent of the resident owners of the property vdthin such district, subject to assessments, have signed said petition, the total cost and expense of all improvements within the intersections in Local Improvement District No. 43, shall be assessed against all of the property insaid district in proportion to the benefits I 'I derived from such improvements. Section VII. The Mayor and Council of the Cityef Caldwell, shall assume and retain full and complete,i Il l jurisdiction of all construction work necessary to construct said improvement and to do the same by contract as provided by law. The Committee on Streets together with the City Engineer, shall under the direction of the Mayor and Council supervise said construction work and see that the same is done in strict accordance with the plans and specifications provided by the City Engineer and approved by the City Council, and such contracts as may hereafter be entered into by said City and those to whom the contracts may be awarded after due notice for bids has been published as required by law. Section VIII. That all the property owners who may desire to protest against the making of said 'improvements and against the creation of said improvement district, may file such protests against the said I II improvements in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell at any time before 5:00 P.M. on the 15 day of April, 1957, and that the City Council of said City wall meet on the 15 day of April, 1957, at the ,hour f 8.00 o'clock in the City C C 0 0 o k P.M. a t Council Chambers in the it Hall in Caldwell, Y , y dwell Canyon Count Idaho • , Y Y. , it I Ithe authorized and usual meeting place, to hear and pass upon such protests theretofore filed and determine .� whether or not to proceed with the said proposed improvements. Section I%. That the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to give due and legal notice therel, of and of the time within which protests against said proposed improvements or the creation of said district l may be filed, and the date when said protests will be heard and considered by the Council, which notice shall',: ', the general character of the improvements proposed to be made and the estimated total cost thereof, jand shall cause notice to be published in three consecutive issues of The News - Tribune, a daily newspaper I I' � and published in Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, the official newspaper of said city, the last publi - cation thereof being at least five days preceding the 15 day of April, 1957, being the date fixed in this I ;resolution within which protests may be filed; and said City Clerk shall cause the publisherts affidavit of {isaid publication to be filed in her office on or before the time herein fixed for the hearing of such protests; a copy of such notice shall be mailed at least five days preceding the 15 day of April, 1957, to Each owner of property, if known, or his agent, if known, within the limits of said proposed improvement district, addressed to such person at his post office address, if known, or if unknown, to the post office of the City of Caldwell 1` where said improvements are to be made; proof of publication if said notice in said daily newspaper must be filed with the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, and the City Clerk of said City of Caldwell must I j l make and file in her office the affidavit showing the filing and mailing of such notices, said notice to be given by the said City Clerk of the said City of Caldwell and shall be in substantially the following form: ''NOTICE - k NOTICE OF PASSAGE OF RESOLUTIOtd DECLARING TP.E TNTEP1TIOi! OF THE MAYOR AND COUt1QL OF THE CTPY OFCALD+VII,L, IDAHO, TO CREATE AND ESTABLISH LOCAL INPROYMIEWr DISTRICT NO. 43, FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING SUITABLE CURS AND GUTTERS AND STREET AND ALLEY VALLEYS IN SAID DISTRICT AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF SURFACING, GRADING, AND OILING THE STREETS THEREIN, AND FIXING A TIME WITHIN MUCH PROTESTS MAY BE FILED IN ME OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK AND THE TIME WHEN THE SAVE WILL BE HEARD AND CONSITDERED BY THE tAYOR AND COUNCIL, I� I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on the 1st day of April, 1957, the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, duly passed a resolution, which was thereupon approved by the Mayor declarin a 1 the intention of the :for and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, to create and establish Local Improve - it ment District No. 43 of said city, for the purpose of constructing therein suitable curbs and gutters and street and alley valleys and for the purpose of surfacing, grading and oiling the hereinafter designated street, to wit: Palo Alto Drive from its intersection wits Paynter Avenue to its intersection with Sunset Avenue for paving only. Washington Avenue from its intersection with Ash Street to its intersection with Linden Street North Michigan Avenue from its intersection with "L" Street to its intersection with "N" Street. Logan Street from its intersection with Washington Avenue to its intersection with Wyoming Avenue. Wisconsin Avenue from its intersection with Oak Street to its intersection with Ash Street and Oak Street from its intersection with Wisconsin Avenue to its intersection with Illinois Avenue. Oregon Avenue from its intersection with Logan Street to 225 feet north of the north j line of Morrison Street for curb and gutter and paving and Morrison Street from its intersection with Idaho Avenue to its intersection with Oregon Avenue for paving only. "That the estimated cost of said improvements provided for in said resolution is the sum of I $a36,009.00, said improvements to be constructed of Portland cement concrete, for curbs, gutters, street and ;alley valleys, and earth, gravel and nil for the surfacing, grading, and oiling of the streets, the costs and expenses of the improvements including intersections, shall be charged and assessed upon the property includeY I in the improvement district in proportion to the benefits derived, each lot and parcel of land shall be 'separately assessed for the debt thereof in proportion to the number of square feet of such lots and lands (abutting, adjoining, contiguous, and adjacent thereto, or included in the improvement district; which resolu� -� u tion is on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell, to which reference ishareby made j for further information in regard thereto. "NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, That owners of lands and lots within the boundaries of said proposed impro -II ' vement district who may desire to protest against the making of said improvements or against the creating of } !said improvement district may file such protest in writing in the office of the City Clerk at any time before 5:00 o'clock P.M. en the 15 day of April, 1957, and the Mayor and Council will meet in the City Council Cham -, bers in the City Hall of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, the authorized and usual meeting place, on the 15 day II .of April, 1957, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.M, to hear and consider all s urh protests theretofore filed ar:di (determine whether or not to proceed with the said proposed improvements. I "By order of the Mayor and Council this 1st day of April, 1957, Ada Hartenbower (SEAL) y CGlerc - -_ Section X. That bonds shall he issued and sold to meet the payments of the costs and expenses of i 'said improvements within the boundaries of Local mp Improvement District No. 1 which is chargable to the abut - I � ting, adjoining, contiguous and tributary property and shall be paid for in ten equal annual installments, th¢ .first installment to mature within one year from date and the last installment in not more than ten years fYoI date, and shall be numbered from one (1) upvrarda, consecutively, and shall bear interest payable sans- annual l� and said bonds may be sold at not less than par value and the city, for the purpose of meeting the costs and j �I, 157 expenses of such improvements as the same are installed prior to the sale of said bonds, will issue warrants against the improvement district, payable to the contractor or the proper person, upon estimates of the City Engineer bearing interest at the rate of not to exceed seven per cent per annum, which warrants together with Ithe interest thereon at the date of the issue of said bonds shall be redeemed and retired from the proceeds of the sale of said bonds. Section XI. That the construction of said improvement is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health and safety and therefore an emergency exists and this resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval. Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: Blomquist, Burrell, Cleveland, Shorb, I Eldredge and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. The City Engineer was instructed to call for bids on repair of the Library roof. The following letter was lead from the City Treasurer: April 1, 1957 Mayor & Council III Mabel Kammeyer, who lives at 1308 Savannah Street in Caldwell, and who ownes the entire Block 38 in Mountain View Addition is under our Local Improvement District No. 18. I am sure that most of you will remember that she was assessed with the entire block and they did not put theSewer Line through the center of her block but only across the back .of her property. This assessment went on the tax roll in 1950 but Mrs. Kammeyer did not make a payment until December , 1954, as she was trying to reach an agreement with Mr. Porter for a new assessment. This was reached in and since then she has paid 3 years and I have charged her the full 10% penalty. I have been crowding her ,just a little on these payments as she is now 3j years delimquent and I told her we would not allow that many years delin- quency. She would like the 10% penalty released and since we have had no expenses incurred on this collection, I would like to recommend that this be re- leased, only up to the present year, so she can bring hertaxes up to date. j it , This release would amount to approximately $80.00, which would almost pay one years tax. I feel this is partly our fault and since she has paid the penalty for the three years tax, it seems only fair torelease it for three years to sort of even things up. I shall appreciate your giving this your consideration. i Thanks. /s/ Alta Thereupon the following Resolution was presented by Councilman Blomquist, *ho moved the adoption thereof, which motion was duly seconded by Councilman Burrell: RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMAN BLOM®UIST WHEREAS, Mabel Kammeyer has petitioned the Mayor and Council for the cancellation of interest in the amount of $73.43, charged against Block 38, Mountain View Addition to the City of Caldwell, and WHEP.EAS, it appears to the Mayor and Council that there is good caese for allowing said petition, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that interest in the amount of $73.43 be cancelled and the Treasurer; of the City of Caldwell is hereby authorized and directed to charge the same off and to cancel the same upon I her books, provided, tj:e Local Improvement District Number 18, assessments are brought up to d ate. Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: Blomquiet, Burrell, Cleveland, Shorb, Eldredge and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. I Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. jl Thereupon Councilman Burrell introduced Bill No 23, entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 6-118 OF THE CALDw,ELL CODE OF 1912 MAKING THE PENALTY FOR VIOLATION THEREOF TO BE A FINE OF NOT TO EXCEED $IOO.00 AND OR THIRTY DAYS (30) IN JAIL AT THE DISCRETION OF THE COURT; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. (which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 23. It was moved by Burrell, seconded by Shorb that the rules requiring that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No 23, be read the second time by title and the third I I time in full section by section and placed on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the I " roll on the above motion with the following result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Blomquist, Burrell, Cleveland, Short, Eldredge and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. The Mayor � declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk toread Bill No 23, the second time by title and the third time in full emotion by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 23 pass?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative .were € Blomquist, Burrell, � Short, Eldredge and Bettis. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 23, had passed and the Mayor in opan session of the Council (duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signedand attested the same which became Ordinance No. 9011. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No. 9041 to be, published in the News- Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. The following letter was read from Flahiff Funeral Chapel: March 16, 1957- Honorable Chief Keith Judd Police Department City of Caldwell Caldwell, Idaho 'I Dear Sir: This letter is inregard to the parking situation that has developed around our business location, the Flahiff Funeral Chapel located At 624 Cleveland Blvd., Caldwell. We find that many people working in the downtown area are parking their cars outside of the area covered by parking meters. We fully realize that this is absolutely necessary as far as the people are concerned and to enable the meters to do the ,job they are intended to do. However, the full day -time parking directly in front of our Chapel creates a problem for us in that it makes it difficult for people coming to our Chapel to find parking places that are that are convenient. We sincerely appreciate the privilege that is oursto reserve parking space on days that we have a funeral service. Now we would like to be granted the privilege of reserving at all times for oar chapel quests the parking space in frontof the chapel. ',de would like to request permission to erect two signs on either end of the space alloted stating as follows: Reserved for Chapel Guests. We know that you fully understand that during the time that a family is making funeral arrangements for a loved one they appreciate every courtesy and convenience that is ex- tended to them. We fully realize that special parking area cannot be reserved for every one that would like to have it. However, we have checked with other Funeral Home operators that were faced with the same situation andus find that they have been granted this special privilege by their respective City. We will appreciate the consideration you give this matter. We sincerely hope that you will grant us this request Be that we may render the beat possible service to families during the trying ordeal of making funeral arrangements. Very truly yours, FLAHIFF FUNERAL CHAPEL Is/ Chas B. Flahiff It was reacmended by the Chief of Police that parking space be granted the Flahiff Funeral Chapel. Moved by Cleveland, seconded by Blomquist that parking space be granted the Flahiff Funeral Chapel. i Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously c It was unard ouslyagreed the present administration recommend to the new administration an appraisal of City property be made. The following letter was read from the City Engineers I would like to recommend that my departments, Water, Irrigation, Road, Engineering and Treatment Plant, change to a 44 hour work week starting April 1, 1957. The /5`7 I attached list of salary changes from an hourly basis to a monthly basis is necessary to keep these men on ipprmdmately the same salary. A normal month on a 48 hour bases has 208 hours which at $ 1.10 per hour is $228.80• I have recommended that these be changed to $230.00 per month. I talked with George Hammar in regard to changing his departments to a 44 hour basis. He informs me that his men aracbsirous of this change, but that some way would have to be worked out to take care of funeral on Saturday afternoons or to eliminate them on Saturday afternoons. It is understanding from him that the Ordinance would have to be changed to accomplish the latter. i I would want the Council to understand that the policy on overtime would be a a ithas been in the past. Overtime would not be paid but would be taken in time off at periods of time when the progress of the work would not be jeopardized. In the past, I have left this up to each superintendent to give his time off. It would be my recommendation that all extra labor be hired at the hourly rate of $1.10 an hour and that it not be changed to a monthly rate until he is ecasideied a permanent emiloyee. No action was taken on this recommendation. I i L. M. Porter & Mrs. Pauline Oliver $ 8,671.00 Grange Mutual Life Cc 8,700.00 Moved by Shorb, seconded by Eldredge the bid of ;range Mutual Life Co., be accepted. Upon Roll Call it appea_ed the motion was unanimously carried. i Councilman Bettis recommended the purchase of a new grader. j ' . City Engineer was instructed to call for bids. John Turner requested the City to name the street paralleling his property Ulvade Street. The Mayor stated the City cocld not officially name this street until it was brought into the City, lilb-t, there was no objections to giving the name of Ulvade to the street. i , The City Engineer discussed connecting to the interceptor lines b Y ng g p y property owners. Councilman '�ettis recommended a fee be charged. This was referred to the City Attorney. � li The Mayor instructed Councilman Blomquist to check into the status of the Airport lease. Councilman Eldredge, Chairman of the Mater Department, presented a list of uneollectable water accounts and requested they be charged off the Water Ledger: Number Name Address Amount ii 3-45 Occupant or Albert L. Lanfear 511 Blaine St. $ 4.40 3-350 " " Nellie Hartley 223 Aven Ave. 4.40 5 -192 Percy Post 1316 Belmont 2.00 i 6 -10 Occupant or Ralph Whelchel 1008 Denver 7.65 8-0 Ray or Hattie Travis 1123 Arthur St. 11.00 9 -75 Occupant or Merle Ralph Ames 2124 Blaine St. h.25 9 -280 R. A. Funk 1811 Dearborn St. 1.90 103 70 Dorsey Donneley 1415 Fil3more 1.80 12-285 Frank Judd 910 Everett 2.00 13-300 Gertrude M. Miller 2491 Cherry St. 5.80 13-310 Occupant or Foye Gentry 2107 Cherry St. 2.00 13 -466 Wm. Padget 2101 Oak 2.00 13 -505 A. 0. Christopher 2102 Indiana Ave. 3.00 i4 -208 Leonard Hunt 2323 Illinois 2.75 14 -227 Occupant or Burton Walker 1605 flaple St. 1.20 15-3 Occupant or William Stumbaugh 1311 SVillew St. 4.60 15 -76 E. J. Jensen 2411 Fontana Ave. 2.00 15~302 Occupant or Leland M. Christopherson 1911 Colorado Ave. 2.80 18 -222 Emily E. Frost 1,502 S. Kimball 2.00 21 -11 Jerry Violette 503 Galveston St. 6.00 21 -17 Della Ulrich 523 Hannibal 1.40 21-82 Jess Dipert 310 Kearney St. 2.00 21 -284 Pearl Ackerson 104 Denver St. 2.00 21 -297 Perry Collins 217 Elgin St. 3.65 21-440 Jess Diepart 220 Chicago 4.00 21 -480 Len Hunt 201 Belmont St. 2.00 21 -585 Lloyd Dowers 507 Belmont St. 1.20 22-689 Keys Construction Co. 1715 R St. 2.00 23 -55 Occupant or Keys Construction Co. 1700 R St. 2.00 23 -113 " " Walter D. Bilbrey 1503 Rochester St. 2.70 23 -118 " !' Oscar F. Lyons 1912 Hind Ave. 1.70 23 -585 ° Charles R. Carter 600 Ithaca St. 1.20 $99.40 Moved by Eldredge, seconded by Bettis that these Bills be charged from the Water Ledger. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. � The Mayor informed the Council this was the time wt by notice for receiving and openind bids for 4sale of Local Improvement District $ 40 Bonds. Two bids were received as follows:. L. M. Porter & Mrs. Pauline Oliver $ 8,671.00 Grange Mutual Life Cc 8,700.00 Moved by Shorb, seconded by Eldredge the bid of ;range Mutual Life Co., be accepted. Upon Roll Call it appea_ed the motion was unanimously carried. i Councilman Bettis recommended the purchase of a new grader. j ' . City Engineer was instructed to call for bids. John Turner requested the City to name the street paralleling his property Ulvade Street. The Mayor stated the City cocld not officially name this street until it was brought into the City, lilb-t, there was no objections to giving the name of Ulvade to the street. i , The City Engineer discussed connecting to the interceptor lines b Y ng g p y property owners. Councilman '�ettis recommended a fee be charged. This was referred to the City Attorney. � li ton Lou Fbllev was present and protested the closing of Second Avenue between Ithaca and Lewiston. The Mayor informed Mr. Fullerton the street would not be closed without public hearing for pretests. The City Attorney was instructed to check the Firemen's Fund. Therebe:ng no further business to come before the "ouncil it was moved by 6 ouncilman Bettis, seconds by Councilman Eldredge that Council adjourn. Motion carried. 2. Mayor. Clerk. SARATOGA HOTEL APRIL 5th, 1957 12:00 A. M. The Council met pursuant to call and acknowledgment of notice in the following forms CALL AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF N OTICE We, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Id -.h o, doench 11 hereby acknowledge notice of a social meeting of the said City Council to be held at the Saratoga Hotel in the City of Caldwell,'Idaho, at the hour of 12t00 o'clock A. 11. on the 5th day of AL-11, 1957, for the transaction of all business in connection with the following object: Authorizing the payment•of a warrant'; to J. W. Watkin & Son, which object was presented to each of the undersigned in wilting. Witness our signatures this 5th day of April, 1957. / ON Mayor Jason C. Smith presiding. V P Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: L. E. Burrell, Emile Shorb, L. P. Eldredge and J. M. Bettis. Absent: Fran Blomquist and Geo Cleveland. The Mayor informed the Council the meeting was called to approve voucher for C. W. Watkins & I Son which was not presented for approval April Ist., but was in order. Moved by Eldredge, seconded by Burrell the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to issue a city it warrant to C. W. Watkin & Son in the amount of $35,438.57• Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Application for Pool & Carl License was read from Art & Roy's Sport Shop, the fee accompanying the application. i� Moved by Burrell, seconded by Shorb that this License be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. li There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Eldredge, I' seconded by Councilman Bettis, that Council adjourn. Motion carried. City Clerk. COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 15th, 1957 8:00 P. M. Mayor. I J ' The Council met pursuant to call and acknowledgment of notice in the following forms CALL AND ACK11OWLEDOME4T OF NOTICE We, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the Cit; of Caldwell, Idaho, do each hereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting of the said City Council to be held at the Council Chambers,