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Home My WebLink About1922-04-17city council minutesThe vote was three to two in favor of the motion with Oake.Mnmford, and Kimbrough favoring t e same and Rowland and Weatoott against the same ,80 the Mayor declared the motion carried and the contract awarded to Green and Zeal. Fred MoOonnel reported that it was his opinion that a ditob,running from As top 4f the m arlatt , Rill on a section line to the outlet of Sewer Diet.2o.9 should b,e constructed. It wee voted on motion of Kimbrough•,seconded by Mumford, that the Mayor appoint a committee of four, U44utling himself and the City Engineer to investigate the same. The mayor,appointed Rowland and Weet ott. Olty Attorney Uriffith reported that Keeler Bond Co.had again requested the Amending cf Bond Ordinance #366 for Sewer District No.?. It was voted on motion of Oakes, seconded by Weston t, that the City Attorney notify them that the Council had not changed their mind. Bill 10.13 was read for the seoon time. n It was voted on motion of Momford, seconded by Oakes, that the Council adjourn to April 17th.j 1922. APPROVED �v CITY CLERK. �.' MAYOR. COUNCIL CHAMBERS,APnL 17TR,1992. The -Council met irregular session pursuant to adjourment with Mayor Miller, presiding, men, Bollman ,Kimbr6ugh,Mumford,Oakes. Rowland, and Weatoott present. Weatoott reported that he had agreed to P4y the taxes on lots 1 -6 inclusive Block Origins Ion to Caldwell as per M,M.Robertson's offer, It was voted on motion of Bollman, aboonded b that the report be accepted. T,E,Buakner, repreeneting certain Livestock men, entered a strong protwet against the p of Bill Mo.13. E.M.Cory reported that the City of Elgin.Oregon had offered 060 for the epee Gait, whit Obsolete. It was voted on motion of Bollman, seconded by that the Piro Chief be pe to 8011 the Hose Oart. The City Engineer and Finance Committee filed a written report, stating that Morrison had Oi2,977.16 in Sewer #9 warrants; that in thetr opinion Boade shouldbe $urned over to th lieu of warrants for 011 estimates to April $rd.•192z.It was voted on motion of Oakee.second Kimbrough that the report be accepted and that the Finanas Committee be instructed to have for delivery the bonds to that amount in this district. Rowland of Investigation Committee on bide for the construction of Local lateral Be Improvement District 90.10 reported that it was the Sane of the Committee that I all bide Sho rejected. It was voted on motion of Bollman, seconded by Kimbrough, that the report of the be eocepted and the City Clerk be instructed to return the certified ohecka to the bidders Bill 20.14 "Entitled an ordinance,autborl ~ and providing for the issuance "a Sal coupon bonds of "LOCAL SEWER IMgEOVMWT DATIMICT 20.9" of the City of Caldwell, in t] of $37.657.86; Specifying the numbs ;,sum, contents. and provisions of thm some and the Intel thereon, and providing for anon levies of special taxes for the payment of the same as pr; by law" wan read for the first time. A motion was made by Weatoott; second by Momford, that the rules requiring the reading c on these separate flays be suspended anti the bill be read the second time by title and the tb in full and placed on its final passage.The roll being called on the same the result was as A :Bol me n. Rimbrough ,MUmford.Oakea.Rotiand, and Weatoott. Nasea and Absent; None-SO the May deolared the motion car ried. L� uao11- Addit- Oakes ease is now itted son in by spared r I be maittee of sum it -dad e bill d time i W . Bill N0.14 was read the second tXme by title andthe third time in full and placed on Its final passags.On the question shall Bill So.14 pass the Tote was as follows on the roll call: A7e8.:. Bol ].mah,Kimbrough,Mumford,0akee, Rowland, and Weetoott. Sayan and Absent: Bone. So the �Isyor.deolared the Bill had passed and now became ordinance 4370. The Clerk was ordered to make proper entry of the same and pause the same to be published in the Caldwell Tribune, the Official Newspaper of Caldwell,Idaho. BILL 30.I5 "ENTINLED AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTENTION TO CREATE AND ESTABLISH LOCAL LATERAL SEWER IMOYEBRNT DISTRICT 30.I0 IN TUB CITY,OF CALDWELL COUNTO Op CANYON STATE OF IDAHO FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING A SUITABLE SYSTEM THEREIN FIXING THE SPECIFIC BOUBA,;l= OF SAID PROPOSED DISTRICT THE GENERAL CRARACTER OF THE SAID PROPOSED IMPROVE MEET TBE ESTIMATED COST OF THE SAME AND PROVIDING FOR SUGH COSTS TO BE ASSESSED AGAINST ME PROPERTY INCLUDED WITHIN SUCH LATERAL SEWS@ IIdPROVEMEMT DISTRICT AND PROVIDING THAT -RE COST AND EXPENSES OF SAID IMPROYEMFINTS MADE IN THE SPACES FROMED BY THE JUNCTION OR INTPRSBOTIONS OF THE STREETS OR AVENUES AND IN THE SPACES OPPOSITE THE ALLEYS IN SUCH DISTRICT SHALL BE BORNE BY THE PH ABUTTING FRONTING CONTIGUOUS CH TRIBUTARY TO SAID INTERUCTION AND SHALL BE A LIEN OH SIAD paupEaTy THE SALIE AS ANY OTHER ASSESSMENT AGAINST SAID PROPERTY IN SAID DISTRICT AND FIXING THE TIME WITHIN WHICH PROTESTS AGAINST SIAD IMPROVEMENTS MAY BE FILED WITH THE CITY CLERK AND DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE MAYCR ADD COUNCIL OF THE SAID CITY OF CALDWELL TO PROVIBE FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE C@ST ADD EXPENSES OF SUCH IMPRCVEMENT BY ISSUING IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF THE SAID DISTRICT AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES RESODUTIOSS AND CMa$ OR PARTS THEREOF IB CONFLICT HBREWITH iND DECLARING AN EMISRG&CY.was read for the first time. I motion VMS made by Mumfordo aeoonded by 19e8toott, that the rules requiring the reading of a bill on three days be Suspended and read the Seooad time by title and the third time in full and placed on its final passage. The roll being called on the motion the result was as follows: Ayes: BRllman ,Kimbrongh * UUmford,Oakss,, Rowland, and Weetootte eaYW and Absent: None. So the Mayor declared the motion carried. BILL S0.I6 was read the Second time by title and the third time in full and pi8oed on its Final peaesge. On the question shall Bill No.16 page the roll being called on the game the result was as follows: A Jee: B Kimbrough ,Mumford,Oakee,Bowland, and Weetoott. Sayer and Absent: None. So the Mayor deaalred the Bill ha4d pa"@d and now became Ordinsa7se 071. The Clerk was instructed to make proper entry and cause the same to be published in "The Caldwell Tribune ", the Official Newspaper of the City of Onldwell. It wMIS Toted on mtoion of WeatoAttW6e0of1ded by Rowland that the City Engineer commnniosts with property owners of the ISM adjoining the propoSed open ditch runningalong Section line 86 from the top of Marlatt %Hill. Finlef Advertising Co. of ASM requestid the privilege of placing s Sign board an Indian Creek between Artunii and Blaine Streets on 9th Avenue. It was voted on motion Oakes Seconded by Munford, that the Mayor and WeStooit be appointed to investigate the same. The fOhlowint Resolution by Bollman, was presented. Wbersas, the present contract between the City of Caldwell, and the p.S.L.R,g,Cp. for water Ser►ioe at Caltsell has expired, and Whereas, it is agreeable to both parties that the provisions of the past contract Should be continued until Deo.31st,19$8. Now, Therefore, be it resolved that the.Mayor and City Clerk,be and they are hereby authorized to baeouta on behalf of the City of Caldwell, a contract with the Orajoh short line Rablroad Company for suppling siad Company °with water until Dec.31st,1923,'upon the basis of the provisions of the contract between the same parties for the same purpose during the past ye It was voted on motion of Bollmaa, seconded by Mumford. the Resolution be adopted. Hill A0.16 "Entitled an ordinance amending Ordinance no.22, entitled "An ordinance'defi L and prohibiting nuisances and providing for the abatement thereof and providing a penalty for the maimktenanwe thereof "•approved November 9th.t9l5, by adding section 4-A" was read for the first time. t. . It wag voted on motion of Rumford, seconded by Westcott,'be given power to let contract for furnishing water for Curtis Park through a ditch to be constructed outside of the Park lima s. It was voted on motion of westoott, seconded by Aimbrough, that the, Council APMV3D MAYOR. COUNCIL CITA RS, MAX IST,I922 The Council met in regular session with Mayor Miller, presiding; Councilmen Boll.. brough, Rowland and Westoott, present, and Mnmford and Oakes absent. The reading of the minutes of the previous month were read and approved. Dr.Gue protected against the bullding of a Picket Pence on souht 71 all on the D owned by M.Aveivv and requested the Council to amend the Building Ordinance to require 1he obtaining, of a permit from the Building Inspector for the same.The Mayor appointed a committee of West eott,Rowlnad, and Bollman to interviewcAveive and try to have him dkacontim:.e the same. M.S.Sandmeyer, Representative of the Commerdial Club, asked the Connoil to fix _Bit h Backe in the City and estimated the coat to be from-A$60 to $75. This was referred to the Bito Bask Committee. Mre.Sarah Pemberton tendered her resignation as a member of' the Library Board.The same was accepted. It was voted on motion of Bollman, seconded by Westoott, that the matter of leasing Block 89,Mountain View Addition to daldwell, one of the City Parke, be left to Oakss,Park Committeeman with power to act. The City Engineer reported favorably on the building of Sidewalk on the South side of Blaine St between 20th and 81st Ste. Amos J.Miller, Ohm. on gomnittee on allowing the Finley Advertsing Co, to place a poster on Indian Creet,reported unfavorably .It was voted on motion of r4mbrough, seconded by Row- land, that the rwpprt be aocepjred. The following Resolution by Rowland, was offered: Whereas, oertainst rests, avenues, and alleys in Prost's Addition to Oaldwell,in 0an�o County,State of Idaho, comprising all of the streata,avenues, and alloys in said additi n,es- oept the the alleys in Blocks 1 and 4, of said addit6un, are not now and have not be ,used as streets and alleys or public highways, and are not-needed for use fornsuohh purposes, and' Whereas, the plat of said addition showing said strrets, avenuee, andcalleye has be n; 'and regularly vaoated'by the owners of the property within said plat in the meaner pro7Lded by law, and, Whereas, a petition of the said owners has been filed with the Olerk'and presented o the Msgor and Council, asking that the said vacation be approved and the rights of the Cit in -and to saidostreets, avenues, and alleys be relinquished,