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Home My WebLink About1921-04-27city council minutesS�� COUNCIL CHAMBERS CALDWELL APRIL, 8, 1921. ?I Council met in special session as per P:Zayors call, which was read. The report of F. W. Almond Str.te Medical Advisor, stating that in his opinion there could be no harm done in the emptying of Sewer District No. 7, Into the Government Drain ditch if Septic tanks was installed. On motion of Hayman, seconded by Sutton, the report and recommendation of the Sewer Committee was duly approved and the City Engineer and Sewer Committee were directed to cause a septic tank to be constructed and installed at the outlet of the sewer system in Sewer District No. 7, in compliance with the plans and specifications submitted with said report, and on file in the office of tha City Clerk, at a cost not to exceed $800.00. Motion Hayman, seconded by Sutton, That cash bid of 3artenbower Brothers of $15.135.80 for the construction of Sewer District 7, be accepted. Carried. Motion Sutton seconded by Hayman that meetinh adjourn.' Mayor I Attest; City ark. COUNCIL CHAMBERS CALDWELL APRIL, 27, 1921. Council met in special session as per Mayors call which was read. Mayor Ward presiding. Present, Dunlap, Fauling, Hayman, Moore, Sutton. Absent, Westoott. It was voted on motion of Dunlap seconded by ]Moore, that the Council precede to canvas the returns of the election held April 26, which was done with the following results; �f Mayor 1st ward 2nd ward 3rd ward Total #pos ,�. Miller 196 483 226 904 Edward Perry 186 311 215 711 -CITY CLERK Earl Boyes 285 590 320 1199 � William Monk 85 186 104 375 CITY TREASURER W. C. Dyer 294 683 345 1322 COUNCILMEN 2nd Ward R. W. Oake® 207 582 254 1043 0. J. Westoott 240 . 623 _ 279 1142 it Frank Conroy 127 213 121 461 COUNCILMEN let Ward F. E. Bollman 200 483 246 928 F. D. Mumford 285 561 275 1111 C. S. Gibson 176 163 137 476 it a y� k i I n II �I Im COUNCILMEN 1st Ward 2nd Ward 3rd Ward Total 3rd Ward J. F. Rowland 240 550 304 1094 W. T. Kimbrcugh 220 511 287 1018 F. D. Miller 107 157 149 413 The Clerk read the report of the canvassing Board and motion was made by Dunlap, and seconded by Moore that report be accepted and Certificate of election be issued to following. Mayor - -Amos J. Miller Clerk- -Earle Boyas Treasurer - -W. C. Dyer Councilmen F. E. Bollman. F. D. Mumford, R. W. OakesJr. C. J. Westcott, J. F. Rowland, and W.T,.Kimbrough. Ayes, Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman, Moore, Sutton. Absent, Westcott. Motion by Sutton seconded by Fouling that amount paid by Rev. Mead bn Cemeterg Lot be refunded. Entitled, ORDINANCE NO. 357, AN ORDINANCE DEDICATI ;dG 70? THE USE OF VETERANS OF WARS, IN WHICH THE UNITED STATES OF LIMIOA WAS ENGAGED. FOR MF_UORIAL AIdD BU21AL PUitPJSES, CERTAIN LOTS I" CANYON HILL CEMETERY. Was readLthe first time. Motion made by Dunlap, seconded by Button, That the rules requiring tho reading of an Ordinance on three separate dates be suspended and that Ordinance be read the second time by title and the third ti^e in full and place on.its final passage, on the roll being called on the motion the vote Was, Ayes, Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman, Moore, Sutton. Absent, Westcott. The Clerk thereupon read the Ordinance the second time by titleand the third time In full and the Mayor announced the question shall Ordinance No. 357 pass? Ayes, Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman, Moore, Sutton. Absent, Westoott. The Mayor announced that the motion had carried. Ordinance No. 358 Entitled, AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AIJb PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF COUPON BONDS OF LOCAL LATEiiAL SEWERAGE IMPROVEMENT DIST2ICT NO. S. OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, IN THE SIPS OF FIVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUI FIFTY - THREE AND 22/100 DOLLARS. SPECIFYING THE NUISBER, SUM, CONTENTS, AND PROVISIJHS OF THE SAiSE, AND THE INTEREST THEREON, AND PiOVIDING FOR ANNUAL LEVIES OF SPECIAL TAXES FOR THE PAYIuENT OF THE S_1SE AS PROVIDED BY LAW. Motion by Dunlap seconded by Sutton , That the rules requiring the reading of an Ordinance on three separate dates be suspended and that Ordinance be read the second time by title and the third time in full , and placed on its final passage, on the roll being called on the motion the vote was, Ayes, Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman, Moore, Sutton, Abseny,Nestcott. The Clerk thereupon read the Ordinance the second time by title and the third ti in full and the .Mayor announced the question shall Ordinance No. 358 pass, The Vote Was, Ayes, Dunlap, Feeling, Hayman, Moore, Sutton. Absent, Westoott. The Following Resolution was presented, 'iES OTj UT I ON. WHEREAS, The City of Caldwell, did in or about the year 1910, organize and create certain sewer districts within the boundaries of said City, said sewer districts being known and designated as Sewer District No. 3, Local Lateral Sewerage District No. 3, and Local Lateral Sewerage District No. 4, and WMREAS, Said bonds were serial bonds, and it was provided by said City at time issuance and sale of said bonds that the principal of same and interest thereon, shou be paid from funds to be raised by ten annual assessments to be lovied against the property within the respective districts, and WHEREAS, The City of Caldwell has made and lovied ten annual assessments, the -la of said assessments having been levied on the property within said districts, in the year 1919, and WHEREAS, There is Now due and unpaid bonds of said districts, as follows, towit; Sewer District No. 3, outstanding, x1,500.00; Local Lateral Sewerage District No. 3, outstanding_,g3,000.00 Local Lateral Sewerage District No. 4, outstanding,N5,000.00; together with interest thereon, which said sums end interest have been due since July 1220, and WHEREAS, Funds available for the payment of said outstanding bonds and interest are as follows, to-wit; Balance in Sewer District No. 3 fund, $37.66 Balance in Local Lateral Sewerage District No. 3 fund `x'545.91 Balande in Local Lateral Sewerage District No. 4 fund 933.66 and WHEREAS, Although said bonds are not a direct obligation of the City of Caldwell, we believe that a failure of payment of same would 'reflect unfavorably upon the financial liability and credit of the City of Caldwell and would in all probability tend to hinder future progress and improvements hereinafter sought to be made by creation of improvement districts and sale of bonds, and WHEREAS, It did not become apparent to the menbers of the present City Council until after appropriations had been made for the present year, that funds would not be available out of assessments levied against the property within said districts liquidate said bonded indebtedness in full; NOW THEREFORE: BE IT RESOLVED, by this body, that we respectfully recommend to the inooming administration that at the time of the passage of the appropriation and revenue ordinances for the year 1921, adequate provision be made for the liquidation of the above mentioned delinquent bonded indebtedness. Resolution introduced by S. Ban Dunlap, Finance Committee L e i of X11 to 0 Resolution passed April 87, 1921. MIN a Resolution approved April 27, 1921. Moved by Dunlap seconded by Hayman, That same be adopted. On motion of Dunlap, seconded by Fouling, the City Clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for sidewalk to the 1. 0. 0. F. Home . And on motion by Sutton the Council adjourned. . Attest; City Clerk. Mayor S-I V COUIJCIL CHeITBk:i38 CALD - 5-E L LIAY, A, 1921. Council met in regular session in the absence of Mayor Ward. President of the Council, Hayman, presiding. Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman, Idoore, Sutton, and Weetoott present. The minutes of last meeting read and in motion by Fouling, seconded by Moore same were approved as read. J. A. Barer deposited 040.00 for rent of pasture, lots 9 and 10, block 27. On motion by Dunlap, seconded by Fouling, the bond of Hartenbower Brothers be approved and certified check rlturned. The following bills against the City were read and on motion by Sutton, seconded by Westcott same were allowed. No. 802 W. Grant Ward Salary 11.00 No. 803 S. Ben Dunlap ^ 8.00 No. 804 F,. T. Feuling 8.00 No. 805 H. H. Hayman " 8.00 No. 606 Frank Moore " 8.00 :To. 807 A. E. Sutton Salary 8.00 No. 808 C. J. Westcott " 8.00 No. 809 W. S. ;Gaxey Env. 104.40 No. 810 Xathryn Campbell 70.00 No. 811 Western Union Tel. Co; Telegrams 4.40 No. 812 Clark Thompson Hard. Co; Padlocks 1.06 No. 613 Mountain States Tel.Co; Toll Calls 1.00 No. 814 Sutton & T.4cArtor Stationery 2.40 No. 8,15 Helen M. Sovereign salary 60.00 No. 816 Dr. F. M. Cole " 60.00 No. 817 Walter Griffiths 50.00 No, 818 Cora M. Palmer 60.00 No. 819 Mitchell Dukes More. Cc; 011, broom 2.10 No. 82® Hay Boone Company Merchandise 1.95 No. 821 Idaho Power Company Lights City Hall 20.75 No. 622 Orel H. Sovereign Salary, Phone call 76.00 No. 823 Henry Dorman Manager Band 82.40