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Home My WebLink About1960-05-02city council minutesCOUNCIL CHAMBERS MAY 2nd, 1960 8:00 P. M. The Rggular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with the Mayor Ed Simmerman presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, N. E. "Coley" Smith, Max Luby, Emile Shorb, L. P. Eldredge and Leland Finley. The Bills for April were read and on motion by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Finley these Bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts, all of which have been aoproved by the Finance Committee. Motion carried. GENERAL FUND---- - - - - -- SALARIES NO. NAME PURPOSE AMOUNT 274 Keith Judd (Advance) SALARY 217.01 275 Ed. Simmerman " 491.13 276 Emery L. Vassar " 31.47 277 Leland D. Finley " 40.00 278 Max C. Luby " 31.47 2f9 L. P. Eldredge " 40.00 2BO Emile Shorb " 31.47 281 Nolen Everett Smith " 31.47 282 Dean E. Miller " 90.36 283 Bertha E. Thueson 41.96 284 Ada Hartenbower " 290.51 285 Alta E. Williams " 251.17 286 Keith Judd " 208.50 287 Elwood Siegmann " 352.10 288 George R. Sweet, Jr. 1.69 289 Charles W. Astleford " 281.69 290 William M: Carlson " 281.98 291 Louis Cornelison " 277.30 292 Nicholas Ney " 72.75 293 Grail Boid Uehlin " 274.16 294 Shirley Ann West " 209.59 295 Melvin R. Pierson " 32234 296 Alferd Dick Wing ° 280.82 297 Harry R. Minto " 269.32 298 Roscoe Allen Smith " 280.82 299 Robert Ronald Thurman " 285.96 300 William Orville Morrison " 259.99 301 R. W. Nelson " 48.50 302 Clarence Dahl Jorgensen " 262.96 303 Nancy Lee Hedrick " 103.23 304 Floyd J. Szafra,jda " 269.32 305 Myrna Eileen Sower to 171.73 306 Department Of Public Health " 125.00 307 Jack Melvin Winslow " 280.82 308 Melvin G. Lewis " 502.63 309 Charles John Hall " 269.61 310 Robert M. Halvorson " 319.32 311 Elaine Ruth Phillips to 86.32 312 H. B. Mumford " 167.71 313 Gary Ferro " 172.15 314 Donald W. Baird " 326.21 315 George Ann Barkley " 127.70 316 Bank Of Idaho " 2,323.70 317 State Income Tax Division " 348.66 318 Canyon County " 1,260.55 319 Idaho Municipal League " 976.E Total General Fund Salaries $13,369.79 FIRE DEPARTMEN FUND SALARIES NO. 901 2579 Raymond D. Davis (advance) Park 2580 Albert Aria Deli,jster (advance) It 901 2581 Jahn Denton (advance) Cemetery Fund 1101 2582 Wayne E. Boyer (advance) Irrigation Fund 1501 2583 Raymond D. Davis (advance) Park Fund 901 2584 Daryl Timothy Morehouse (advance) Irrigation Fund 1501 2585 Wayne E. Boyer (advance) Irrigation Fund 1501 2586 W. A Paddock " 391.38 2587 Forrest B. Milender " 327.12 2588 Dale R. Hamks " 273.24 2589 John Warren " 271.36 2590 Harold E. Perfect " 259.86 2591 Charles F. Phillips " 271.36 2592 2593 Derwin Sparks „ Donald E. Machos " 282.66 248.36 2594 CANCELLED 2595 Leslie L. Ford 282.86 2596 William F. Southard " 271.36 2597 Wesley B. Turner to 255.06 2598 Donald Edward Campbell " 128.50 2599 Olen Waner " 24348 2600 Keith Grant Cummings " 263.20 2601 Eu ene Inge " 248.36 2602 Leslie Wood " 54.59 2603 R. C. Sevens +' 24.47 y Na. NAME P URPOSE AMOUNT 2604 2605 Leonard Charlton Gordon Salary 24.177 2606 Sams Jack Gooch n n 33.00 2607 Mather Maxwell n 33.27 2608 Delmar Luhr n 24.47 2609 Fred Henderson Alley to 33.06 2610 Richard Louis Christensen It 24.47 2611 State Treasurer n _ 3 -_ Total Fire Department Salaries $4,696.06 PARK FUND SALARIES No. 901 2612 George Hammar " 2613 Harry S. Flagg " 105.00 2614 William Lester Korns " 253.37 a Hellman 166,61 2616 Volin Ayers n 194.30 2617 Dale Irvin Patrick n 224.79 2618 Albert Arie Deli,jster n 228.81 2579 Raymond D. Davis (Advance)* 213.29 2580 Albert Arie dEli,jster (Advance)* IF 40.25 47.33 2583 Raymond M. Davis (Advance)* It 54.30 Total P Fund Salaries z581 John Denton (Advance )a+ CEI�TERY FUND SALARIES No. 1101 2619 George Hamme r " 102 ,04 102.21 2620 2621 Lilburn L. Cooper n 274.20 2622 Raymond G. Scott George D. Kirk " n 201.70 202044.79 2623 Stanley Donald Waggoner " .76 2624 Martin G. Lowe n 2625 John Denton n 213.29 224.79 Total Cemetery Fund Salaries 2626 S. F. Glenn STREET FUND SALARIES N0. ]301 2627 James S. Wymore n .24 346 346.70 2628 Donald n. Shaw n 2629 Richard S. Mather n 272.77 2630 Tilford W. Farley a 273.89 2631 Edward R. McKinsey n 216.09 2632 Emerson Goodrow n 224.62 2633 Claude L. Lappin n 224.62 2634 Albert B, Exley " 205.31 2635 Marion Shirley Correll 11 224.62 2636 Donald Grant Green n 216.81 2637 Claude Eddie Green 11 186.99 176.199 2638 2639 Wilbur N. Wykert Elmer n 317'.10 2640 William Rice Alvin Gordon Hamilton to It 187.53 187-63 Total Street Fund Salaries $3,346.42 2582 Wa yne E- Boyer (Advance)* IRRIGATION FOND SALARIES No. 1501 2$84 Daryl Timothy Morehouse (Advan ce)* " 31.23 93.49 2565 Wayne E- Boyer (Advance)* n 118.01 2641 2642 Charlie L. Bourland n 372.21 2643 Guy Healy Oscar Raumann n „ 240.40 2646 John H. Brown n 243.37 254.87 2645 2646 Ernest G. Eisenbrandt n 233.97 2647 Elmer R.,Thornberg Charlie Lowe n n 213.29 2648 Paul Deap Riley to 187.63 176.13 2649 Charley Morgan it 169.56 2650 2651 Roy Dibben R. R. Kinsey „ „ 180.92 2652 Herbert Mason n 128.34 2653 Daryl Morehouse n 62 .47 51•56 2654 James Merrill a 98.16 2655 Gust Alexander ,r 71.39 Total Irrigation Salaries $2,927.00 S ANITATION FUND SALARIES No. 1601 2656 George R. Sweet, Jr,, " 303.00 2657 F. Marie Rife n 108.00 Total Sanitation Salaries 411.00 2658 John Leslie Englehart WATER FUND GENERAL OFFICE N0. 641 Tr 2659 Wilma B. Keech n 980.82 2660 F. Marie Rife " 201.79 2661 Barbara Lee Bosley " 52.68 2662 Donna L. Kelley " 123.84 93.32 Total General Office Salaries S 9 7 2663 Roy, O. Davis WATER FUND SALARIES NO. 601 " 2664 Samuel Hartkopf " 251.61 2665 Roy A. Melton n 270.92 2666 D, Richard Claussen " 2667 H. W. Phillips ° 266.37 2668 Jack Boyd - Johansen " 266.37 360.791 ?669 2670 Steve Fish Earney B. Snoddy n 201 7 9 ?671 Lee William Landreth n 176.13 Total Water Fund Salaries $2,247.59 J I 'I � I 3 I TREATMENT PLANT FUND SALARIES N0. 621 r� I 4 F 16. NAME PURPOSE AMOUNT 3Z5.71 ?C72 Anton Walter Neumeister Salary " 739.83 ?673 Robert E. Davis 193.81 ?674 Clyde Ellsworth Allen " Total Treatment Plant Salaries 6935 NAME FUND NUMBER AND PURPOSE 49770 ?675 Bank Of Idaho 74.68 2676 State Income Tax Division 280.39 2677 Canyon County 139.18 2678 Idaho Municipal League $1,05.30 TOTAL SALkRIL;S FOR APRIL 1950 $32,748.23 GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES V0. NO. WT. NO. NAME FUND NUMBER AND PURPOSE AMOUNT 1947 7� 2 � Forrest Milender(SPECIAL FUNDS)* 1948 2272 Becker Hardware Co., 282 5. 362 1.49 7.33 1949 2273 Bestway Building Center 142 4.56 1950 2274 Caldwell Electric Co., Inc., 402 8.83 1951 2275 The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 242 63.00 262 21.53 84.53 1952 2276 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 242 282 25.00 362 .50 30.51 1953 2277 Dual Parking Meter Co., 343 150.70 1954 2278 Ernst Fuel Co., 142 72.26 1955 2279 Finch Signs And Pain Store 142 31.58 1956 2280 Howard Electric 282 86.82 1957 2281 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co., 362 6.00 1958 2282 Intermountain gas Co., 402 40.06 1959 2283 Melvin 0. Lewis 362 100.00 1960 2284 Jim Lyke, Postmaster 342 3.36 1961 2285 Magee -Hale Park -O- Meter -Co., 342 31.20 1962 2286 Mt. States Tel & Tel. Go., 282 176.00 562 161.4o 337.40 1963 2287 Nampa Radio Service 282 48.15 1964 2288 Richfield Oil Corporation 422 1,092.76 1965 2289 Ed. Simmerman 102 95.00 1966 2290 Texaco Inc., 282 21.30 1967 2291 Western Plmb. Officials Ass'N,TTppI�npAc. 542 10.00 SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIESL GENeRAL SUPPLIES END -APR. $2,262.37 1947 4523 Forrest Mile er 0802 141.40 1968 1969 4524 4525 Armco Drainage & Metal Prod. Inc., Baxter Foundry & Machine Works 603 603 22.14 154.00 1970 4526 Brod & McClung 623 673.62 1971 4527 Caldwell Auto Supply 622 1.32 1972 4528 Caldwell Hardware 602 6.96 622 8.85 15.81 1973 4529 A. W. Cash Company 622 58.70 1974 '4530 Clerks Cash Revolving Fund 602 2.65 662 5.35 8.00 1975 4531 D. & B. Supply Co., 602 216.68 1976 L532 Home Lumber & Coal Co., 602 34.17 1977 L533 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co., 622 .75 1978 '4534 Idaho Power Co., 602 237.59 1979 4535 League Of Women Voters 602 50.00 1980 '4536 Jim Lyke, Postmaster 642 150.00 1981 4537 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., 622 23.50 1982 4538 Richfield Oil Corporation 602 124.74 1983 4539 Scranton Publishing Co., 622 L.67 1984 4540 Starline Equipment Co., 622 5.90 1985 L541 C. L. Strang 6o3 40.00 1986 4542 Telephone 6L2 56.05 1987 4543 Waterworks Equipment Co., 603 97.18 1988 45L4 W. D. Allen 902 17.50 1989 4545 Armco Drainage & Metal Prod., Inc., 1302 24.00 1303 L32.70 456.70 1990 L546 Associated Procurement Office 1303 140.00 1991 4547 B. & M. Equipment Co., 802 53 .LL 1302 7.86 2002 380.25 441.55 1992 4548 E. P. Bel tz & Son 902 61.81 1993 L549 Becker Hardware Co., 1102 120.00 1502 5.8o 125.80 1994 4550 Bestway Building Center 1102 20.67 1502 35.98 56.65 1995 4551 C. L. Bourland 1502 6.33 1996 L552 The Bowman Products Co., 1302 84.90 1997 4553 John H. Brown 1502 6.33 1998 4554 Burns Chevrolet Co., 1303 3,540.00 1999 4555 Caldwell Auto Supply 802 13.25 1102 14.11 1302 69.02 96.38 2000 L556 Caldwell Electric Co., Inc., 902 - 43.07 903 63.25 1303 219.20 325.52 2001 4557 Caldwell Hardware 1302 10.24 2002 4558 Caldwell Faint & Glass 902 43.05 922 4.75 47.80 00' 4559 Caldwell Sanitary Service 1605 4,269.40 2004 4560 California Spray & Chemical Co., 902 70.93 2015 4561 Caxton Printers, Ltd. 802 9.81 6.00 15.51 902 i S PECIAL FUND SUPPLIES - - CONTINUED VO.NO_ _VPT�C• NAME FUND NUMBER & PURPOSE AMOUNT 2006 4562 Clerks Cash Revolving Fund 1302 24.87 T 2007 4563 Keith Cummings 802 10.47 2008 4564 L. N. Curtis & Sons 802 117.72 2009 4565 D. & B. Supply Co., Inc., 902 14.24 2010 4566 G -K Machinery Company 1302 50.60 2011 4567 Garber Motor Company 1503 1,504.50 2012 h568 Garber Shoe Store 802 12,95 2013 4569 Oscar Hauman 1502 6.33 2014 4570 Guy Healy 1502 6.33 2015 4571 Hoff Building Supply, Inc., 1502 170.60 2016 4572 Home Lumber & Coal Co., 1302 39.04 1502 21.00 60.04 2017 4573 Oaks H. Hoover, M. D., 802 7.50 2018 4574 Idaho Pacific Steel Warehouse Co., 1302 21.64 2019 4575 Idaho Power Co., 702 18.71 902 23:84 1102 56.93 99.48 2020 4576 Intermountain Gas 802 2.20 902 19.47 21.67 2021 4577 King Broom Gardens 1502 - 2T. - 77 - 179.45 208.19 2022 4578 Lodge Motor Co., Inc., 802 89,00 2023 4579 Mt. States Tel. & Tel, Co:, 802 108.20 1102 7.25 115.45 202h 4580 Nampa Sanitary Service 1605 480.25 2025 4581 W. A. Paddock 802 5.60 2026 4582 Premier Fastner Co., 1302 90.95 2027 4583 Simplot Soilbuilders Of Caldwell 902 407.05 2028 4584 Starline Equipment Co., 802 183.90 2029 4585 Thompson's 902 1,250.00 2030 4586 Tucker Construction Co., 903 278.75 J 2031 4587 Vassar Produce Go., 1302 31.00 2032 4588 Wes Reagan & Son 922 105.30 2033 4589 Wescott oil corporation 1502 18.14 2034 4590 Western Bearings, Inc., 1302 22.13 2035 4591 Alta E. Williams, City Treasurer 1502 2.75 2036 4592 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co. 4802 24.80 AFRIL END OF MO. SPECIAL FUITD SUPPLIES $7,7,328.97 TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR MID -APR. '60 $14,308.3$ TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR APRIL X60 33,899.69 TOTAL SALARIES FOR APRIL '60 32,748.23 TOTAL SUPPLIES Air'0 SALARIES FOR APRIL 160 66,647.92 EXPENDITURES BY FUNDS WATER FUND SUPPLIES 602 668.79 WATER CAP. OUTLAY 11 603 313.32 TREATMENT PLANT " 622 103.69 TREATA'ENT PLANT CAP. OUTLAY " 623 673.62 WATER FUND GEN. OFF. " 642 206.05 WATER DEP. REFU11D " 662 '5.35 AIRPORT FUND " 18.71 FIRE FUND " 802 756.34 PARK FUND " 9o2 1,956.96 PARK CAP. OUTLAY " 903 342.00 SIVIII POOL FUND " CEMETERY FUND " 1102 218.96 STREET FUND 1302 476.25 J Street CAP OUTLAY " 7303 4,331.90 IRRIGATION FUND " 1502 308.33 IRRIGATION CAE OUTLAY " 1503 1,504.50 SANITATION CONTRACT GARBAGE 1605 4,749.65 CEMETERY SINKING FUND 2002 559.70 L. I. D. FUND # 48 4802 24.80 TOTAL SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES $17,328.97 Kiwanis Club sponsored rides Caldwell Mei Park. Paul Evans, Pete Hamon, representing the Kiwanis Club and S. A. McConnel of Portland, Oregon, met with the Mayor and Council and discussed the installation of electric rides for children in Caldwell Memorial Park. The rides to be installed on a seven week try out basis and to be sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Moved by Councilman Shorb, seconded by Councilman Smith permission be granted to the Kiwanis Club to install the rides and the license be waived. Upon Roll Call it anDeared the motion was unanimously carried. Bids Local Imp. Dist N 48. Mayor Simmerman informed the Council this was the time set by notice for receiving bids for con- struction work in Local Imnrovement District Number 48. The following bids were opened and read: Machaelis Construction Company $49,3(18.17 J David G. Dorsey Construction Company 54.812.49 Watkins Construction Company 44,948.60 These bids were referred to the City Engineer to check extensions and report back to the Council. I l I II I I I Rezoning: Council Comments and remarks by Dr. John Stecker, Chairman,✓ianning Comumissicn. Rezoning of Block 27, Dorman -s Addition and South -west Half of Block 100, Goandu Addition was again brought up for discussion. Councilman Eldredge: R have been made to the Mayor and Council by the Board of including Adjustment, Special Zoning Committee and the Planning Commission regarding/the above property in "C" Commercial Zone. I am a member of the Board of Adjustment and a member of the Sppcial Zoning Committee. We have held a number of meetings and a great deal of time and study has been given to the re- zoning program and I feel the Council should accept these recommendations. It is within the power of the Council to over- ride the recommendations presented by these groups. Councilman Shorb: The Council requested the Boards to make reco.'nendations but I do not see any reason not to include this poperty in the re- zoning program, also, I feel the petitioners are reasonable in their requests. zoning. Mayor Simmerman: To my knowledge this is the first time a study has been made in regards to re- Dr. Sohn Stecher: The reason we have recommended a buffer zone around the school is to have some control as to the class of business that might locate near the school. Councilman Smith: I feel it is very poor iolicy to have a zoning line down an alley. Councilman Vassar: I think it is our duly to listen to the petitioners when they come in a group as they have tonight. Thereupon iS was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Vassar, Block 27, Dorman's Addition and the South -west Half of Block 100, Coandu Addition be included in "C" Co�mercial Zone and the City Attorney be instructed to prepare the necessary papers to put this into effect. Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Smith, Luby, Shorb and Finley. Absent and not voting: None. Negative: Eldredge. There upon. .the Mayor declared the motion carried. Accepting bid of Watkins Construction eo, L. I. D. # 48 The City Engineer recommended the City accept the low bid of Watkins Construction Company for construction work for Local Improvement District Number 48. Moved by Councilman Luby, seconded by Councilman Eldredge the Chief of Police be authorized to call for bids on two new cars. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Pool & Card License Application for Pool and Card License was read from Roy's Snort Shop the fee accompanying the application. Moved by Councilman Luby, seconded by Councilman Eldredge this License be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Mayor Simmerman autt s.z =d official to attend 11 Convention Moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Smith, Mayor Simmerman be designated as the official representative for Caldwell at the Idaho Municipal League Convention to be held at McCall, June 6 thru 18, 1960. ) 2—L- u-.- n.—,. t Letter Chamber of Commerce regardin;' anuexa -n of fcrty acreas lying northif the Wilder Highway,west of Ai The following letter to the Chamber of Commerce was read and ordered s on the Minutest May 6, 1960 Chamber of Commerce Box 772 Caldwell, Idaho Gentlemen: In accordance with the action of the City Council at the meeting on April 18, 1960, the City Attorney and I were to eet forth the requirements which must be met before the area lying north of the Wilder Highway andwast of the Airport Avenue can be annexed to the city. Before being annexed, the area must be platted according to the statutes in tracts of five acres or less. Sufficient right -of -ways must be dedicated to provide adequate access to the platted tracts. When the plat is properly executed and filed, it will serve as the instrument which will dedicate these right -of -ways for the nublic's use. Utility easement should be provided for tracts which cannot be served Prom the right -of -ways. After the general street plan has been formulated and before the plat is actually made, a sketch should be presented to the Planning Commission and the City Council in order to get prior approval, as the changing of a plat once it is made would be expensive. v After the area has been annexed, the policies governing the opening of streets and extension of utilities would apply. These are briefly as follows: Streets will be graded and graveled to an all weather condition when they are needed. Before streets are opened, m+tY drain ditch, waste ditch, or irrigation ditch must be tiled by the property owners. All extensions of the domestic sewer will be at the expense of the property. A sewer interceptor is atailabe in the southeast corner of the property, Field work has not been taken to determine the distance to the west which this interceptor would serve. In the event that there is a part of the area which cannot be served by a sewer and septic tanks are required, the liquid waste cannot reach any irrigation or drain ditch. In other words, sentic tank over- flows must be placed in drain fields or cesspools. The water mains will be laid in the area by the city as needed. Fire protection will be provided as the water mains are laid. It appears that the most logical development would start some- where near the southeast corner of the property. Development from this corner wo-:ld be an advantage from the standpoint of expense to both the property and the city. Should you have any other questions in regard to the annexation of the area, please do not hesitate to contact us. Yours truly, /sl Melvin G. Lewis Engineer Is/ Dean Miller Attorney Jay-walking Councilman Smith discussed jay - walking on Mair. $treat. This was referred to the Chief of Police, with instructions to enforce the ordinance. Rural Fire District The City Attorney was instructed to nrepare an agreement with the Rural Fire District. Mayor Simmerman discussed the following projectst New jail, dog pound, two-way control,shop and street lighting. Reports were readfrom the Police and Building departments and ordered filed. There being no further business to come before the Council it -as moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Vassar that Council recess to meet May 16, 1960. Motion / 1 � 2 L`i�Lv.- lF -l.l' City Clerk. Civil Defense Air `arning Alert. COUNCIL CHAMBERS MAY3, 1960 11.25 A.M. The Council met pursuant to recess and acknowledgment of n-tice in the following form: CALL AND ACKNOS•:ZEDGMENT OF NOTICE We, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do each hereby acknowledge notice of a sencial'meetifig of the said City Council, to be held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Cal&ell, Idaho, at the hour of 11.25 o'clock A. M. on the 3rd day of May, 1960 for the transaction of all business in connection with the following obtectt Civil Defense Air Warning Alert, which object was presented to each of the un in writing. WITNESS our signatures this 3rd day of M.y, 1960. /I ' Counci¢ n -_ , - n Councilman C ne man i Counc 'an Cov Gilman Mayor Ed Simme—an presiding. l I I I I J I J I Unon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: