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Home My WebLink About1938-04-18city council minutesW whereupon the matter of fees to be charred for use of the Golf Course was dis- cussed -nd after due consideration the followinZ preamble and resolution was presented by Council Ba'acock who moved the adoption thereof vAsich motion was duly seconded by Councilman Mumf ord. RL,SOLUTI ^ii, MHEREAS, It is necessary to establish a sc}iedule o.P fees to be collected From the patrons cf the _,o3.f course, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following schedule of fees be and they are hereby authorized and approved by the Yayer and 6 ouncil to be collected and paid into the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell as the same are collected for the fees of said _ Golf Course from the patrons t'zereof to -wit: 1 I SCHEDULE OF CREE% P 1 0 1 ? C Li7,VELL MUPiICIPAL GOLF COURSE, 25 cents for each 9 holes, .94,00 per month for individuals ?15.00 for season menbers',ip for individuals 2C.00 for season membersrip for a family, in- cludinS dependent students only, 15 cents green fee for student on week days only, until noon, A Yea and 14 ay vote was had thereon with the following result: Yea; TA +ord, Boynton, Fenricb, Babcock and Hinds. Play: None. Absent and not voting: Oakes.. Thereupon the Vayor declared tl motion carried and tln Resolution duly adopted. There beinI no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Hinds, seconded by Fenrich that Council adjourn, Motion car ried. { �may. Acting City Clark. l COTTNC:: C"A ";BERS, APRII,ZBtth., 1938. .:00 P. M, A Special Meeting of the Cit Co met in the Council Boom with the 1 W.R. Hollingsworth, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Ed, L. Oakes, G. 14. Fenrich, 17.x. Boynton, Vl,E. Babcock and Dlorvil T. Hinds. Absent: F.D. IGumPord. II ^ I Mr. V. 0. Cox appeared before the Council in regard to Weed Control. Pdoved by Oakes, seconded by Babcock that this matter be referred to the City Engineer and the Street Committee with power to act. Motion carried. Mrs. E. L. Crawford petitioned the Oooncil for cancellation Of, Assess- ments on Lots 13 and 14 of Block 101 of Coandu Addition to the �'ity of Caldwell, Canyon ^ County,-Idaho. The Mayor informed Mrs. E. L. Crawford that when she took out a building permit the taxes would be cancelled. Thereupon Vd, P. A. Project # for the Airport was presented to the T..Tayor and Co;mcil for their consideration and after due consideration the following resolution wias presented by Councilman Fenrich, who moved the adoption thereof, which motion was seconded by C ouncilman Babcock. RESOniTIOI<T, That W, P. A. Project # for the Airport was presented to the Mayor and sJ Council for their approval and that 11pon examination the same is hereby approved and the Mayor and City Clerk on the behalf of the City of Caldwell are hereby authorized and di- rected to execute the necessary application and instruments for securing the benefit of said project from the Federal Goverment, A Yea and 1 ?ay vote was had thereon with the following.result: Yea: Oakes, Fenrich, Boynton, Babcock and Hinds, Yay: None. Absent and not voting: Mumford. Thereupon the Tlayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution duly adopted. Therc W. P. A. Project # for Indian Creek was presented to the Mayer and Council for their consideration and after d consideration the following resolution was presented by Councilman Hinds , who moved the adoption therof,which motion was seconded by Council Fenrich. T•Iotioncarrted. RPS OLTrrIO ?? , That 7% P. A. Project # for Indian Creek eras presented to the 7nyor and Council for their approval and that Tpon e xamination the same is hereby approved and ;the Mayor and City Clerk on the beb -alf of the am ity Of Caldwell ar hereby authorized and directed toesecute the necessary application and instruments for securing the benefit of said project from the Federal Governant. A Yea and ia ay vote was had thereon with the following result; Yea: Oakes, Penrich, Boynton., Babcock and Hinds. Nay: None. Absent F.nd not voting: IizT ord. Therdupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution duly adopted. Thereupon 17. P. A. Project # for Tennis Courts was presented to the Mayor and Counci'- for their consideration and after due conslderati the following re- solution rIns. presented by Councilman Oakes, who moved the adoption thereof, which motion was duly seconded by Councilman Boynton. I- Totion carried. RES OI T>2'I OII. That PJ. 11; A. Project 4# for Tennis Courtswas presented to the Mayor and Council for their approval and t '-at , ,-on oxn,- 'natio<t the seine is hereby, approved and the Mayor and City Clerk on the behalf of the City of Crldwell n re hereby authorized and directed to execs :`e t' necessary application and instruments for securing the benefit of said project from the r^edoral'?overment. A Yea and Nay vote was had thereon with the following result; Yea: Oakes, Fenrich, Boynton, Babcock and Hinds. Nay: None. Absent and not voting; Mlznford. There on the Mayor declared the motion c arried and the Resolution duly adopted. Thereupon 17. P. A. Project # for the Forth Park was presented to the Mayor and Council for their consideration and after due consideration the following re- solution was presented by Councilman Boynton, who moved the adoption thereof, which motion was duly seconded by Councilman Oakes. Motion carried. RESO T.OTI ON, That W. P. A. Project # for North Park was presented to the Mayor and Council for their approval and tl:at upon examination the same is hereby approved and the Mayor and City Clerk on the behalf of the City of Caldwell are hereby authorized and directed toexecute the necessary application and instruments for securing t' -e benefit of said project from the federal ^ovcrment. A Yea and Play vote was had thereon with the following result: Yea; Oakes, Tenrich, Boynton, Babcock and Finds. Nay: None. r Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the I.Rayor declared the motion cy,rriod and the resolution duly adopt d. I!oved b;,- Oakes, seconded by Boynton that the City Engineer and the Street Com- mittee be authorized to execute 1V. P. A. Project for the repair of sidewalks when they see fit. Motion c arried. Thereupon Councilman Boyntog,introducod Bill No.. 10, proposed Ordinance:No.,550, by Boynton, entitled: All ORDINANCE GRAITTIIIG A FRANCHISE TO THE FORI"IARD CLUB OF CALDPIELL, IDAHO, AND - ASSIGNS TO CONSTRUCT MAINTA N, ENLARGE, IMPROVE REPAIR AND OPERATE A SWTWUNG POOL ON CERTAIN PROPERTYDELONGING TO THE CITY 0- CALDWELL WITI-IT11 SAID CI"_'Y; AI ?D PROVIDING FOR THE SUPERVISION OF SAID SVJI�U,7NG POOL BY SAID CITY. which was read for the first time and the P•4ayor and Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 10. Moved by Hinds, seconded by Babcock that the City pay Earl Zeal $100 per month for his services. Yet ion carried. There being no further business to come before the Co��••.ncil it was ° - oved by Boynton, seconded by Penrich that Council adjorrn, Motion c arried. PQ a.TOr, d2 e_1 City Clork. COUNCIL CHAI APRIL 25th., 1930, 8 :00 P. M. Tho Council met on Call of the Mayor with the Nayor, 1% ". I-I pre- siding. On Roll Call the followinf Councilmen answered presett: Edgar L. Oakes, W. s, Boynton, F.L. Mumford, G. AT. Fenrich, W.E.EaLcock.and Norvil T, Hinds. Absent: None. The Mayor informed the Council 1 that the meeting was called to consider the 1 P. A. Recroation Program, The meeting wns turned over to ?1r. Bazler and :7r, Spaugy, representatives from the W. P. A. Recreation Division of the State Department of Education who throughly explai the program.and also the cost. The following citizens were present- L. E. i'urrell, representing the School Board, representing the Decade Club, Mrs. Barvey Odle, representinE the Forwrrd Club, Mrs. Annabell Lunt, representinE the Business 7omen s Club, C.E. Bales, re- presenting the Elk's Lodge; Mrs. C, L, Gales, representing the Parent Teachers' Associatio Calvin Pease, representing the T. 0, Oy F. Lodge, Bob StrinEfield, representing the Soft Ball Club, H.W. VanSlyke, representing the Junior Chamber of o ommerce, E. L. Vassar, re- presenting the Chamber of Commerce, Floyd southward, representing the Retail Merchants Association,Haviley. C. Taylor, representing the American Legion, Robert Troxell, represent the Kiwanis Club, Floyd LeMaster, representinZ The Lions Club, Goo Crcokham, Jr., and Harry Tunnicliff, representing The BoJ'Seouts and Gee Stovel, representing the College of Idaho. The Recreation Program was throughly discussed b- the citizens and it was moved by C. B. Dales, seconded b E. L. Vassar the the P,iayor and Council and The School Board receive the pled from the different organizations. Motion carried. i 1 1 - 7 The Mayor stated that the City was going to hags a "Clean up WeeL° andaslced the cooperation of the Boy Scouts.