HomeMy WebLinkAbout1932-05-16city council minutesCOUNCIL CHAMBERS, HAY 16, 1432
15;00 P. V.
The City Council met - >ersu-nt to adjournment of L?y 9th., with the Mayor, Fred L.
Lilly, presiding,
on Roll Cell, the followin, ^ouncilmen answered present: M, S. S3ndmPyer, A. G.
Keister, C. E. Bales, C. M. Johnston, Joe Dickens and E. L. VaRRPr.
The Mayor etpted that the object of the meeting was to consider the Application
of Fred Itobus to construct e, Service Station n,t his Tourist PRrk, and any other business
that might legally beme before the meeting,
The Clerk 'read the Application, and the 1Cayor asked if any one present wished
to enter any proteaf to the buil. ne of slid Service Station. n ?o protest appearing, the
following Resolution was nresPnterl by Sandmeyer:
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RESOLUTION NO. 11
By Sandmeyer.
WM- REAS, Fred Mobus, heretofore, made application for permission to erect and con-
struct a Service Station within the city limite of tbP City of Caldwell, Idaho, outside
the limits prescribed by Ordinance ro. 468, and
THEREAS, the said Fred Mobus has fully complied with all the 'require ments
said Ordinance ro. 469, and
THERMAS, Notice and hearing havin,T been riven and had on said matter, pursuant to
said Ordinance and the Mayor and Council b ving duly considered all matters arising on
said hearing and being fully advised, in the premiRee;
ATOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor an d Council of the City of Caldwell,
Idaho, as follows:
Section 1. That Fred IZobus be and he hereby is granted e permit to erect and
construct an automobile service station to be located on Lots Fifteen t0 Twenty -four
( 15 to 24 ) inclusive on Blocic Sixty -six (66), Devers Addition to the City of Caldwell, I
Idaho, on the Tonerty of said rpolic -nnt. Said structure will occupy the space 10 X 24
feet, ( 10 R 24 ) Dorcas one end of a fray structure wbi.ch is 24 X 32 feet in size, Said
part to be occupied and. used for station will be of frarne with concrete floors, and the
business will be that of automobile service 'at a.tLon including the retail of gasoline and
oils.
After the reeding of the above Resolution, it was moved by Sa.ndmeyer and
seconded by Johnston that the above Resolution be adopted,
On Roll Call, those voting in favor were; SandnPver, Keister, Bales, Johnston,
Dickens and Vassar. Those onnoaed, Fone. Absent and not rotinrr, None.
The foregoing Resolution having been passed by a thrae,- fourths vote of the
Council this 16th. day of I-lay, 1472, 'the r".ayor ap it this 1 th day of May, 193?.
APPROVED
City J1erk ia• or
Moved by Dickens and seconded by Keister that a notice be nublisbed in the Cald-
well tilers- Tribune re^uir±r_ all property ornners to trirn trees along nronerty line in
accordinanr,P to Ordinance go. 142. Motion Ccrr'Pd
The matter of ,rater, filed on by 7 - ,ltPr ,riffiths, and which has been overflowing
neighboring lands, was taken Qn , and after 11sm- Ission wns left with the Irrigation Committt
No further business annearine, it was 111oyed by Sandneyer and seconded by Johnston
that this Council stand adjourned until the evening of June 6th. unless sooned convened
On Cell of the i"ayor, 190tion Carried,
City Olerk
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