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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1964-04-20city council minuteszzz Smith declared that Resolution No. 9 had passed. gmploysrent of City personnel as Volunteer Fireman discussed The advisability of employment of a regularly employed City employee as a Volunteer Fireman was briefly discussed with expressions from the Council being that such a policy might endanger employee relationships and establish an undesirable precedent. It was moved by Councilman Why, seconded by Councilman Davenport that the meeting adjourn subject to the notion for recess of the regular meeting held on April 6, 1964. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. The meeting adjourned at 4145 P. M. i L� A� ' r! _ iliF F .. -- - I Mayor COUNCIL C HAMBERS APRIL 20, 1964 8 :00 F. M. The Council met pursuant to recess 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 each hereby acknowledge notice of a Recessed Meeting of the said City Council, to be held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of 8100 P. M., on the 20th day of April, 1964, for the transaction of all business in connection with the following objects New and unfinished business. Witness our signatures this 20th day of April, 1964. v C e t e< C ol i n ° I Uouncilmew � Connc le i �auuii+uuu wand I Mayor N. E. n ley Smith preaid Upon Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered present= E. L. Vassar, V. Jay Martin, Charles W. Carpenter, and C. A. Davenport. Absents Max Luby and Jame W. "Bill" keys. Purchase of Street Sweeper authorized Mayor Smith stated that the first order of business for this meeting would be the re- submission of the bids on the street sweeper which had been an item of unfinished business from the meeting on April 6, 1964. (see minutes - page 211). The bids were reviewed with Mayor Smith informing the Council that the Shop Foreman had reported a list of parts which would fit a current model Wayne Sweeper in an amount, at retail value, of $1,790.07 including the pick -up broom fiber in stock amounting to 1,200 lbs and an obsolete list of parts which could be turned back for credit in an amount of $227.43. City Engineer Mel levie pointed out that, in every instance, each of the items listed would not be retail value but for the moat part, the amounts listed were what the City had paid and, in every instance, the amounts reflected were what the City would get back on the parts or would be the value of the parts to the City, if used. Councilman Davenport inquired if he understood that these parts would be a loss if the City didn't purchase a Wayne Sweeper whereupon, Mayor Smith stated that if the City didn't buy a Wayne Sweeper, they would have to try and find a purchaser for the parts. It was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Davenport that the bid for the new street sweeper be awarded to Arrowhead Machinery & S Co. at a total coat of $14,911.87 less the trade - in allowed in an amount of $2,500.00 with the balance to be paid in three equal yearly payments of $4,137.29 and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to execute the necessary agreement on behalf of the City of 223 I Caldwell. A roll call vote was called for when the following Councilmen voted in the affirmatives Vassar, Martin, Carpenter, and Davenport. Negative votes: none. Absent and not votings Laby and Keys. Mayor Smith declared that the motion had carried and it was so ordered. Purchase of Used Tractor. Equipment The next order of business was the re- consideration of the bids previously submitted for the purchase of used tractor equipment. (sea minutes - page 213). Councilman Vassar reported that he, the Mayor end the City Engineer had driven to Boise and had inspected the machines quoted in the bidding and had seen the accounting of the extent of the re- building of the 1956 HD11 Allis Chalmers with the cost being somewhere around $ including new treads. They had inspected the other machines also, with it appearing that the HD11 Allis Chalmers machine would be the beet buy. The ages of the machines and the capacity of each as well as the weight of each was discussed afterwhich; it was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Martin that the bid for the recondit . ed crawler tractor with dozer be awarded to Southern Idaho Equipment Co. of Boise, Idaho, for a 1956 Model HD11 Allis Chalmers tractor and dozer at a total cost of $13,500.00 with the balance, after reduction by cash payment and trade -in, to be paid in three equal yearly payments of $3,900.00 including interest; and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to execute the necessary agreement on behalf of the City of Caldwell. A roll call vote was called for when the following Councilmen voted in the affirmatives Vassar, Martin, Carpenter, and Davenport. Negative votes: none. Absent and not voting: Luby and Keys. Mayor Smith declared that the motion had carried and it was so ordered. Bids opened for purchase of three new Police cars and one new van The following bids were then opened for the purchase vt three new Police cars and one now van= GARBER MOTOR CO. 196L Ford C ." Fnwdnwa (full aimed 119" W.B. equipped with the following: 250 H.P. 052 Cu.In.) V/8 engine 6o Ampere alternator Fresh air heater & defroster Dual range, automatic transmission Oil bath air cleaner Turn indicators Two arm rests, front seat Metal to metal, front seat belts Two inside sun visors 4 ply nylon tires Cigarette lighter 2 ed dual 91"tric vipers & washers -Pe L. H. outside rear -view mirror L.a. a$of light t2 vehicles only) Plastic steering wheel, with horn ring Radio 1push button) (1 vehicle only) NOTE In addition to the above equipment, the following equipment will also be included, at no extra charge. High speed handling package Heavy duty, fade resistance brakes Calibrated speedometer Heavy duty seats, with extra soft fosm padding. Heavy duty floor mats Fxtra cooling radiator Total price of above units ---------------- --------------- -- ---- -- $ 2 three vehicles - -- g 3 Total price of three units --------------------------------- - - - - -- $ 8 1:1:2.00 Less allowance three trade -ins (two 63 Plymouths & one 62 Bodge)-- - 4.248.99 TOTAL COST TO 81 TY OF CAIDWELL -------- _------------- ------- - - - - -- $ 4,194.00 Federal Excise Tax charges have been deleted from above charges. OARBER MOTOR CO. 196), Ford Ennnnijna Panel Van_ equipped as follows 101 H.P. (170 Cu.In.) 6 -Oyl engine 12 volt ignition 42 Ampere alternator Fresh air heater Automatic transmission Oil bath air cleaner or comparable Turn indicators (front & rear) Two front arm rests Front seats for two passengers belts Two inside sun visors Four tires (nylon) Metal to metal seat Cigarette lighter ply Electric wipers Two outside rear -view mirrors L.H. spot light Total price of above unit -------- -- - - -- $ 2,424.00 L e a s e C09T Panel) trade -in --- --- ---- ---- --- --- $ 1,929 O TO O�AIDli8on All Federal Excise Tax charges have been deleted from above prices. 224 BUM CHEVROLET COMPANY Police Gars as Per specification= Biscayne h Dr Ohayalla 1. Dr Each Unit $ 2,397.85 $ 2,378.39 Total for 3 Unite 7,193.55 7,135.17 Lose Trade Insurance 2.700.00 Z" Net $ 4,493.55 $ 4,435.17 Add for each radio 39.00 39.00 Add for each Safety kite 26.00 26.00 Panel as Per specifications' Resular Ohev.P.naS Chev_ Van Panel Each Unit $ 2,270.19 $ 2,178.39 Lase Trade In otn_io 2gn_19 Net $ 2,020.00 $ 1,928.00 Delivery approximately three weeks. Trade -in to be in same condition lase normal usage. CURT & HAL, INC. Curt and Hal Inc of Caldwell Kish to submit a bid as per required specification= (2) Dodge Police Pursuit Cara (with spotlights) lose tradeina (63 Plymouths) - $1,174.90 (1) Dodge Police Pursuit Car (with radio) lees trade in (62 Dodge) ------ - - - - -- $1,484.90 (1) Dodge Panel Truck (with spotlight) lees trade in (58 Ford Papal) --- - - - - -- $1,884.90 It was moved by Councilman Davenport, seconded by Councilman Carpenter that the low bid of Cart & Hal, Inc. in a total amount of $5,719.60 for the four units be accepted. A roll can vote was called for when the following Councilmen voted in the affirmative= Vassar, Martin, Carpenter, and Davenport. Negative votes% none. Absent and not voting= Luby and Keys. Mayor Smith declared that the motion had carried and it was so ordered. Rosewood subdivision plat accepted Mr. Melvin Davenport then presented to the Council for their consideration, a plat of Rosewood Subdivision which he said was located out on Ustik Road, just off South Tenth Avenue, sad including 9 acres Melvin 0. Lewis, City Engineer, stated that he had examined the plat and had approved the same. It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Davenport that the plat of Rosewood Subdivision be accepted by the City and that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute said approval on behalf of the City as required. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Bill No. 7 - Ordinance No. 1027 Mayor Smith explained to the Council the necessity of amending a previous Ordinance No. 1024 due to a typographical error in Section 11 of said Ordinance whereupon, Councilman Vassar introduced Bill No. 7, entitled% AN ORDINANCE ANWINO ORDINANCE NO. " OF THE CITY OF CAIDWELL, IDAHO, IN PARTICULAR, BECTION 11 THEREOF SAID ORDINANCE RELLT339G TO THE CONFIRMATION OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT W. 53 OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHU, AND PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF INS Ta7.rmxwm BONDS OF SAID DISTRICT Ss PRESCRIBING THE FORM, MATURITIE MAILM INTEREST RATE AND ALL OTHER LOCAL RBQUIREMM RRrATIVE TO THE ISSOANOE OF SAID Bms. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to consideration of Bill No. 7. It was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Martin that the rules requiring the reeding of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No. 7 be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following result= Those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Martin, Carpenter, and Davenport. Negative votes: none. Absent and not voting$ Luby and Keys. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No. 7 the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section. The Clark read the Bill as directed. It was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Davenport that Bill No. 7 pass. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were'- Vassar, Martin, Carpenter, and Davenport. Negative votes-' none. Absent and not voting$ luby and Keya. Thereupon, the Mayor declare Bill No. 7 had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No. 1027. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No. 1027 to b published in the News - Tribune, the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. 225 Resolution No. 10 Councilman Carpenter sponsored and moved the passage of the following Resolution= RESOLUTION N0. BY COUNCIIMAN CARPENTER WHEREAS, The City of Caldwell has by ordinance prohibited the handling, selling, or use of rirecrackers and fireworks within the City of Caldwell, excepting sparklers and caps, which may be sold by permit= BE IT RESOLVED That the City Council permit applicants to sell sparklers and caps for cap pistols within the corporate limits of the City of Caldwell upon application from January first through December thirty-first of each year. BE IT FURTfM RESOLVE) That a permit in the following form be given each applicant upon approval, to -wit: PERMIT Date Pursuant to authorisation of the Oity Council of the City of Caldwell, Caldwell., Idaho; permission is hereby granted to located at in the dity of Caldwell to Bell sparklers and caps for cap pistols within the Corporate Limits of the dity of Caldwell for the year providing that the quantity that shall be placed in storage, the manner of storage and of display be approved by the Fire Chief of the City of Caldwell. City Clerk City of Caldwell The motion for passage was seconded by Councilman Vassar. A roll call vote was called for when the following Oounoilmen voted in the affirmatives Vassar, Martin, Carpenter, and Davenport. Negative votes: none. Absent and not voting: Lnby and Keys. Thereupon, the Mayor declared 'that Rbiolution - l0 had passed. Purchase of Incinerator for doge suggested Mayor Smith stated that he had received a verbal suggestion from the Veterinarians in the City for the City to purchaee a dog incinerator and had proposed that they then would pay a fee per dog. No action was taken upon the suggestion at this time. Informational letter read concerning zoning The following letter was read by Mayor Smith for information of the Council= April 7, 1964 Alexanderson & Davie Lawyers P. o. Box 74 Caldwell, Idaho U.S. 20-26 -30 Caldwell Gentlemen: This is in reply to your letter of March 30 which questioned certain suggestions we have made relative to zoning adjacent to the highway in Caldwell. By letter of February 7, we recommended that the City of Caldwell retain the present zoning classification on the land owned by your client, Mr. R. A. Bushnell. This recommend- ation was in reply to a request by Mayor Coley Smith. In answering the City, we took the position of any interested neighbor to the property proposed for re - zoning, assuming no authority and recognizing that the City Council has sole right to control zoning within the city. Your letter, through specific questions, asks for an explanation of the factors that may have influenced our recommendation. Following is our comment on these questions: 1. The property in question line in an interchange area adjacent to the future Interstate highway. When the existing highway In present t I nterstate we think there standards, some changes will be required. At is a possibility that the connection at Tenth Avanus may require some revision which could involve additional right of way. The existing highway most be improved to interstate Highway standards before 1972. 2. Design and plans for this section of the Interstate Highway have not been developed. Therefore, it is not known whether Mr. Bushnell's property will be required. 3. It is presumed that the request for zoning change is being made with the 226 thought of placing improvements upon the property. This could create a condition which might require extra expense to the highway user should any of the property be required for the future Interstate Highway construction. 4. See Item 1 above. 5. It would seem that the State would have the same privilege as any other neighbor to a property which is the subject of a proposed soning change. Furthermore, we are of the opinion that any request from a municipality de- servea an answer, We were asked for a recommendation. Analysis of the situation led us to express the opinion given in our letter of Feb. 7th. It is assumed that the Caldwell City Council will, in reaching a decision on re- zoning of Mr. Bushnell's property, assign such weight to our reocmmendation as will be commensurate with the value given to any other opinions which may have been expressed by any neighbors of the property in question. Oat-cf -town commitments have made it impossible to reply to your letter before this time. It is hoped this delay has not inconvenienced you. Your well stated questions have served to bring out all of the pertinent information which we have available at this time. However, if you feel that we may be of any further assistance, please advise. Yours very truly, G. BRYCS SENNETT, P.E. State Highway Engineer NORMAN S. CROSSLEY, P.S. Urban Engineer Response to Inquiry on Armory Rentals A letter was presented by Mayor Smith to the Council for information which was in answer to his inquiry concerning the monies received as rentals for the use of the Armory, with said letter stating that these monies were in addition to the amount contributed by the City for reimbursement to the State, or its Agent, for costa of operation as set forth in the agreement and in addition to the janitorial service and grounds maintenance as set forth is said agreement. The letter further explained the reason for the agreement in that the building had been contract- ed approximately 25% larger than required for National Guard purposes which bad been done at City expense and expense in order to accomodats civic activities. The letter was referred to Councilman Vassar for information of the Armory Committee. Approval of request for water main extension - Caldwell Unlimited Mayor Smith presented a request from Caldwell Unlimited to ran the City water main and allied fire protective hydrants from the present ten inch water mains to This Way Avenue and the new Commercial site of which Caldwell Unlimited had agreed to pay $5,000.00 of the cost. It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Carpenter that the City run adequate water mains out to This Way Avenue and the now Commtereial site for Caldwell Unlimited subject to their payment of $5,000.00 towards the cost. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Application for Secondhand Store License An application for a Secondhand Store License at 424 Main Street from Elmer Dennarline d/b /a Elmer's Used Mart with the type of business being listed as used furniture, appliances, etc., was presented for consideration of the Council. The application was accompanied by a receipt from the Clerk for the re- quired fee of $10.00, and had been approved by the Chief of Police. It was moved by Councilman Davenport, seconded by Councilman Vassar that the application be approved and that a License be issued. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Applications for Bartender Permits Applications for bartender permits were presented from Wanda Ann Clapp, Mrs. Dian McHone, Dwayne Stady, and Elmer D. Tea Hulsen with each application having been approved by the Chief of Police and each being accompanied by a receipt from the Clerk of the required fee in an amount of $2.50. It was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Martin that the applications be approved) and that the permits be issued. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Request from Golf Pro to park trailer house at Purple Sage Golf Course Mayor Smith reported a request from the Golf Pro, Einar J. Allen, to move a trailer house to the Purple Sage Golf Course near the Pro Shop fir the purpose of living in it and of defending his stock of merchandise. Mayor Smith stated that he was carrying insurance although the premiums were high. Councilman Davenport spoke with regards to the prohibitive cost of insurance on the contents of 227 of the building, under the circumstances, and said that it would be easier for Mr. Allen to obtain insurance if someone was there. He also reported that it was the feeling of the Board of Control that permission should not be given for more than one year. It was then moved by Councilman Davenport, seconded by Councilman Vassar that temporary permission be granted for one year to Einar J. Allen to move a trailer house onto the Purple gage Golf Course near the Pro Shop subject to the approval of the Board of Control and to his making such arrangements with them as would be satisfactory regarding their requirements including utilities, etc. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Opening Cherry Street from Tenth Avenue to Montana Avenue discussed Mayor Smith reported that Mr. C. V. Martin, who owned seven acres of land at the end of Hay Avenue, had been-in to see him and had told him that when those people in the area, most of whom owned more than five acres of land, were invited to cam into the City limits by willing aanexation; they were prauised by the former Mayor Ed Simmerman that the City would open Cherry Street from Tenth to Montana at City expense which, Mayor Smith said, was in exact opposition to normal City policy. This, he said, in addition to other costa, would require the building of a bridge over the present drain ditch and the covering of a fairly good aimed ditch and, that Mr. Martin had obtained signatures for the right -of -way from all the concerned parties except one who owned a small portion of land on the south aide of the proposed right -of -- close to Eighteenth Street. Mayor Smith further stated that Mr. Martin had indicated that, if this Street was not going to be built, he might apply to be removed from the City limits. In answer to the question by Councilman Martin, Meygor Smith stated that there was nothing of record in this regard. It was pointed out that this was directly opposed to W policy ever used by the City and that the City could not afford to open Streets until there were a sufficient number of homes for it to become sconimically feasible and then the streets were merely gravelled and graded by the City; not oiled or curbed and guttered. It was also pointed out again that there was nothing to show that such a deal had ever been made by Mayor Siamerman. After some discussion, it was agreed that Mayor Smith should inform Mr. Martin by letter of the City's position in regard to the opening of streets. Closing of alley discussed .. request of General Services Administration City Engineer, Mel Lewis referred to the request from the General Services Administration for closing a portion of the alley for the Poet Office between Kimball Avenue and Mineth Avenue and informed the Council that they were now proposing that the City consider vacating all of the alley adjacent to all of the property that they had acquired with the exception of Lot 6 and that they had talked to him about deeding Lot 6 to the City with an easement over the next Lot for another log feet; however, they now wanted to give the City an easement over all of Lot 6 and the easement on the lot adjacent, clear through, lea feet for approximately 51 feet. Mr. Lewis further informed the Council that along with the request for consideration and approval of this plan by the City, they had stated that the plan still must be approved by the central office and the Post Office Department and that they would appreciate his prompt advice as to approval of the plan by the City. It was recommended by Mayor Smith that the City get a deed to Lot 6 and after some discussion by the Council, it was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Carpenter that the plan would be satisfactory to the City providing the City received a dead to Lot 6. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Mr. Lmda stated that he would so notify the General Services Administration. Bills presented for Mid -April It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Vassar that the bills presented for mid A pr il be approved and that warrants be issued in the various amounts for payment of them. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. 228 GENERAL. FUND SUPPLIES NO. NAME FUND N0, AM PURPOSE AMOUNT 242 Bennett Machine and Welding Go. 27 -032 650.00 243 Bob Nicholes Oil Co., Inc. 26 -032 41.07 244 caldwell Auto Supply 15 -032 12.48 19 -032 .36 26 -032 12.60 26 -032 2.76 28,20 245 Caldwell Flour Mille 15 -032 5.60 246 Caldwell Memorial Nospital 16 -032 15.00 247 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. 14 -032 57.48 15-032 2.75 21- 032 11.20 26 -032 7 26- 032 28.00 26 -032 28.10 206.28 248 Certified laboratories 26- 032 666.75 249 Dairyments Coop Creamery of Boise Valley 15 -032 1.70 250 Deane, Inc. 15 -032 7.70 15 -032 48.74 56.44 251 Dillon Bros. Auto Salvage 19 -032 18.50 252 Dorsey Wood Products 15-032 12.50 253 The $aterline-Angus Go., Inc. 18 -032 4.59 254 Garber Motor Co. 15 -032 47.65 255 Wm. F. Gigray, Jr. 12 -032 150.00 256 H. & R. Manufacturing Cc. 26 -033 160.20 257 Hoff Building Supply 15-032 32.03 258 Horton's Upholstery 10 -035 4.50 259 1. W. Kellogg, M.D. 16-032 8.00 260 Idaho Gas Co. of Caldwell 23 -032 3.36 261 Idaho Power Company 10-035 69.98 15 -032 75.86 21 -032 69.41 26 -032 32.43 262 Idaho Typewriter Exchange, Inc. 27 -032 15 -033 23.49 271.17 225.00 263 International. Conference of Building Officials 22 -032 65.00 264 Irrigators Lumber Co. 10 -035 98.96 265 Robert R. Jensen N.D. 16 -032 5.00 266 King Brown Gardens 23 -032 8.40 26 -032 59.53 67.93 267 Minnesota Mid and Manufacturing Co. 18-032 360.12 268 Model Market 15 -032 15 -032 54o.00 900.12 7.56 269 Mollerup's Inc. 26 -032 2.22 270 The News- Tribune 10 -036 7.95 271 North Caldwell 66 Service 15- 032 70.83 272 Northwest Turfgrass Assn 26- 032 20,00 273 A. & B. Market 21 -032 2.10 274 Hal H. Reynolds, M.D. 16 -032 5.00 275 Service Parts Company 19 -032 15.50 2.03 17.53 276 Simpson Blacksmith Shop 23 -032 3.2K 277 Sinclair Refining Co. 10-040 1,088.66 278 Summers stationery & Office Supply 15 -032 9.37 19 -032 12.00 279 Thompson's Inc. 22 -032 26 -033 9.55 30.92 455.00 280 Troy laundry & Dry Cleaning 10- 035 29.33 15 -o32 11.51 40.84 281 Waterworks Equipment Company 24 -032 493.00 282 Western Auto Associate Store 10-035 6.54 283 R. R. Yates 14 -032 4.08 Total General Fund Supplies - Mid April, 1964 6,003.03 WATER & SEWER FUND SUPPLIES 134 Braun Studios 31- 032 36.85 135 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. 32 -032 59.00 136 City Delivery Service, Inc. 30 -032 7.5o 137 Consolidated S upply Go. 31 -032 12.66 138 Deans Inc. 30 -032 4.65 139 Ja T. Easley 31 -032 9.00 140 Glen Hollis 9.00 141 Idaho Power Company 30 -032 502.91 142 tax 31 =032 619.47 1,122.38 143 Jack B. Johansen 32 -032 30 -032 1.00 12.00 144 Kalbus Office S upply 30 -032 76.45 145 Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co. 30 -033 11,502.95 146 Premier Fastener Co. 30 -032 2 147 Rips. Radio & T. V. 30-032 2.07 148 Service Parts Company 30-032 3.25 149 Sinclair Refining Co. 30- 032 118.07 150 Summers Stationery & Office Supply 32 -032 10.50 151 Verse, Inc, 31 -032 7.77 152 Westcott Oil Corp. 30 -032 9.02 Total Water & Sewer Fund Supplies - Mid April, 1964 13,033.82 229 SPBCIAL FUNDS SUPPLIES SUPPLIES NAME FUND NO. AND PURPOSE AMOUNT Blanche Waterman 96 -202 1,0DO.00 Idaho First National Bank 53 -32 24.00 Caldwell Auto SuPP17 Caldwell leather && OCanvas 45 -032 45 9.69 2.5o The Caxton Printers, Ltd. -032 45 -032 1.50 Idaho Department Store 45 -032 48.82 Idaho Gas Company of Caldwell 45-032 2.00 L. N, Curtis & Sons 45 -033 199.95 National Safety Council 45-032 2.52 Westcott Oil Corp 45-032 61.05 Arthur Allen 50-032 15.00 Service Parts Company 50-032 29.13 Bennett Machine and Welding Works 60-032 17.25 Boise Paving & Asphalt Co. 60 -032 112.32 Caldwell Auto SaPP1$ 60 -032 87.52 Caldwell Paint And ulaea Co. 60 -032 6 •Z 0 City Delivery Service Dorsey Wood Products 60-032 60 -033 .75 45.00 Idaho Gas Co., 60- 032 66.77 Idaho Power Company 60-032 2,878.28 Intermountain Npment Co. 6o -032 36.53 J. W. Copeland Ids, Inc. 60 -032 10.15 M. L. Snyder & Son, Inc. 60 -032 22.26 The Nawe- Tribune 60 -032 8.75 Nordl�g Parts Company Oakley Wholesale Inc. 60 -032 60 -032 37.04 20.42 Premier Fastener Co. 60- 032 207.67 Service Parts Company 60 -032 63.48 Union Oil Co. of California Vans Tool Suppplies Western Auto Aasociate Store 60 -032 60-032 60 -032 21.90 16.00 20.95 Western Bearings, Inc. 60 -032 27.00 Parke & Spne Caldwell Armory Association, Inc. 75 -032 80 -032 74.20 67.38 Crown Tire Service, Inc. 90- 032 24.24 Service Parts Company 90 -032 10.60 Westcott Oil Corp. 90 -032 13.44 Alta E. Williams, City Treasurer 90 -032 2.75 Shorb Printing Company 53 -32 170.55 Arthur Allen 55 -32 10.00 The Naves - Tribune 11 Smimers Stationery & Office Supply- 55 -32 9.25 Total Special Funds Supplies - Mid Apr11, 1964 5,600.61 ERPEMITUBEB BY FUNDS SUPPLIES FUND NO PURPOSE WATER & SEWER 30.032 Supplies 765.62 WATER & SEWER 30 -033 Capital 11,502.95 TREATMENT PLANT 31 -032 Supplies 694.75 WATER & SEWER (General Office) 32 -032 70.50 FIRE 45 -032 " 128.08 FIRE 45-033 Capital 199.95 SANITATION 75 -032 Supglias 74.20 CEMETERY 5 0-0 3 2 STREET 0 032 " 3,661.14 STREET 60-033 Capital 45.00 ARMORY 80-032 Suppies 67.38 IRKOATION 90 -032 51.03 L.I.D. #53 53 -32 Snpglies 194.55 L.I.D. #55 55 -32 135.15 L.I.D. #55 96 -202 Interim Financing 1.000.00 Total Water & Sewer and Other Special Fund Supplies for Mid April, 1964 18,634.43 There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Carpenter, seconded by Councilman Vassar that the meeting adjourn. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carrie The meeting adjourned at 9330 P, M, Mayor