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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1964-06-01city council minutes247 COUNCIL CHAMBERS .TUNE 1, 1964 BOO P. M. The regular monthly meeting of the City Council met in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, with II Mayor N. E. "Coley" Smith presiding. 17pon Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, James W. 'Bill" Keys, V. Jay Martin, Charles 71, Carpenter, and C. A. Davenport. Absent: Max Luby. Aerial Photographs discussed Mayor Smith informed the Council that Mr. Earl Brockman was having aerial photographs of Caldwell and vacinity flown; that there would not only be the City limits of Caldwell but the edges too and he was making them up to sell to realtors and other people at a cost of around $50,00 to $60.00 each. Yr. Brockman had wondered whether or not the City would be interested. Availability of similar maps photographed by the U. S. Government in 1957 or those obtained by the State Highway Department were mentioned when, in answer to the question, City Engineer Melvin lewis stated that the only value of Mr. Brockman'a maps over others available as mentioned would be for checking somathin current and if a map was good enough, it would probably be worth that amount of money. It was agreed that a determination in the matter would have to be made on the basis stated by the City Engineer. Resignation from Police Department - George R. Sweet, Jr. April 21, 1964 To: The Honorable Mayor and City Council Subject: Resignation Bear Sirs: This letter is to advise you that I am resigning from the Caldwell Police Department effective May 21, as I have accepted a position with a company'outside the State of Idaho. I have enjoyed the 10 years that I have worked for the Caldwell Police Department, and it is with some regret that i turn in this resignation. Sincerely yours, George R. Sweet It was moved by Councilman Carpenter, seconded by Councilman Keys that the resignation of Mr. George R. Sweet from the Caldwell Police Department be accepted. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Transfer of Pool License The previous approval of a transfer of the Beer License issued to Arthur E. Bock d/b /a Western Beer & Lunch was referred to and an application from Mr. Bock was presented for a transfer of the Card License from 107 So. Seventh Avenue to 707 Main Street, the latter being the new business location. It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Carpenter that the application of Mr. Bock to transfer the Card License to 707 Main Street be approved. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Application for Bartender Permit An application for a Bartender Permit from Joan M. Crouch was presented for consideration of the Council with said application having been approved by the Chief of Police and was accompanied with a receipt from the Clerk for the required fee of 162.50. It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Vassar that the application be approved and that the Permit be issued. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Lease extension agreement and chattel mortgage ratified and confirmed A lease extension agreement and chattel mortgage between the City and Charles A. Nickel for lease of Cemetery property as crop land was presented for the consideration of the Council. Mr. Nickel had paid to the City the sum of $l,olo,00 as stiuplated in the agreement and had given a chattel mortgage for payment of the balance of $1,010.00 on or before December 1 1964, It was moved by Councilman Keys, seconded by Councilman Davenport that the signing of the Lease 248 Extension Agreement with Charles A. Nickel by the Mayor and Clerk on behalf of the City of Caldwell be ratified and confirmed. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Report of Sanitation Department A report of the Sanitation Department was read and ordered placed on file, Bill No. 9 - Ordinance No. 1029 This being the appointed time for hearing on the vacation of apart of Jefferson Street lying between South Kimball Avenue and Seventh Street extended, Mayor Smith inquired if there was anyone present to offer objections. It was determined that no one was present to object to said vacation; however, City Attorney Wm. F. Gigray, Jr. explained his interpretation of Section 50. -1124 of the Idaho Code in that the notice for hearing should be given by Ordinance rather than by Resolution of the Council. Councilman Vassar then sponsored the following Bill No. 9, entitled - AN ORDINANCE DETERMINING THAT THE VACATION OF THAT PART OF JEFFERSON.STREET LYING BETWEEN SOUTB KIMBALL AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET EKTENDED IS TO THE BEST INTEREST AND ADVANTAGE OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, ITS CITIZENS AND PROPERTY OffNERS; DETERMINING THAT NO DAMAGE WILL BE SUSTAINED BY ANY CITIZEN OR PROPERTY OWNER BY REASON OF THE VACATION OF SAID STREET; PROVIDING THAT TYE TITLE TO SAID STREET AS VACATED SHALL REVERT TO THE PROPERTY ADJOINING THE SAME; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING FOR THE PUBLICATION OF THIS ORDINANCE AND ITS TAKING EFFECT. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to consideration of Bill No. 9. It was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Martin that the rules requiring the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No. 9 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, Keys, Martin, Carpenter, and Davenport. Negative votes: none. Absent and not voting: Luby. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No. 9 the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. It was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Martin that Bill No. 9 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, Keys, Martin, Carpenter, and Davenport. Negative votes: none. Absent and not voting: Luby. Thereupon, the Mayor declared Bill No. 9 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. 1029. i The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same but to delay publication of said Ordinance until further instructions. Local Improvement District Bonds for off street parking discussed The possibility of selling Local Improvement District Bonds for financing a proposal for off - street parking presently under consideration was discussed when, in answer to the question, City Attorney Wm. F. Gigray, Jr. informed the Council that it was quite obvious why no Bonding Company would do this because in the Local Improvement District Code, the property assessed is that abutting and adjoining within the radius of the half block around the parking lot and that he didn't think there was enough valuation in the District area for the amount of bonds that would be needed. Also discussed by the City Engineer was the enlarged area clause contained in the Code with reference to the possible financing of the off- street parking. Report on Public Dances Mayor Smith reported to the Council concerning public dances and stated that at the two dances held at the Cinnamon Cinder since allowing them to re -open with two special policement and one particularly qualified policeman at the front door, they had had the same crowds with the new rules prepared by the Chief of Police and the dances had been real peaceable with no problems. Councilman Martin stated that the lamentable thing about the situation was the unfavorable publicity had by the Police Department and that now, through their cooperation in getting the dances back on a workable basis, as far as publicity was concerned, all there was, was bad for the Police Department and the City Government as the latter developments would not be publicized. Recommendation for Re- Zoning The following recommendation from the Zoning Commission was read for consideration of the Council: TO THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL CALDWELL, IDAHO JUNE 1, 1964 RE: Re- zoning 249 1 It has been recommended by the Caldwell Zoning Commission at a meeting held May 26, 1964 that the following described property, which is now zoned AB Residential, be re coned to CD Commercial. All the NE i of Block 6h; all the SW j of Block 65, all the SW of Block 62, Dever's Addition, Caldwell, Idaho. /S/ Barney Goal At the request of Mayor Smith, City Building Inspector Barney Goal explained that the Zoning Commission had heard a proposal by Mr. Don Winder who had presented a petition from a group of people on the North side of Galveston Street between Kimball Avenue and North Tenth Avenue for re- zoning from "AB" Residential to "CD" Commercial. Councilman Martin suggested that the Council ask the Mayor to write a letter requesting in connection with future Interchange development an it applied to these three blocks. It was agreed that Mayor Smith would contact Mr. Norm Crosby of the State Highway Department for the desired information. Report on Recreation program Councilman Davenport presented a City Recreation program and said that there had been a terrific turn out; that in the Midget League for boys from 10 to 12 years of age, there were 140 boys out as compared to 80 for last year; 170 showed up at the Caldwell Bowl for bowling and he said the Talbot Lanes wouldn't be available until the following week. Councilman Davenport further reported that the Director had announced that Instructions for gymnastics and dancing wouldn't commence until next week but that 40 girls showed up for this portion of the program. He added that the weather hadn't been to good for swimdng but 20 to 25 children had turned out for instructions in the fundamentals of Tennis and there were a goodly number using the Golf Courses. He said that he would try to have a more comprehensive report next time. Bills presented for end -May It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Vassar that the bills presented for end- May be approved and that warrants be issued in the various amounts for payment of them. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. HAZE GENERAL FUND PURPOSE AMOUNT **Edwin Robert McDonald Salary -.- **red R. Hennefer " .- t"'David Roland Wheeler " George R. Sweet, Jr. " 266.40 *N41aryle Keith Cossina " -.- uaW;ayne H. Cross " -.- -Pedro Lopez ^ - Jim E. Ellis " 16.00 Nolen Everett Smith " 666.9h John L. Englehart " 290.53 Alta E. Williams " 297.32 Charles W. Astleford h4G.h6 Elwood Siegmann " 369.42 Roscoe Allen Smith " 355.95 Alferd Dick Wing " 343.95 Clarence Dahl Jorgensen 328.23 David lee Harrell " 341.51 Walter Eugene McDaniel " 307.17 Ernest F. Mason " 287.97 Earl Roy Davis " 307.17 Emery Abraham Solomon " 260.77 Dean L. Franklin " 316.67 James William Price it 278.37 Donald L. Green It 276.23 C. Stanley Sieemann " 257.39 Margaret Locille Gammons 245.75 Nadine Blackburn It 1.85.01 Glenn Richard Rosenberry ^ 105.71 Herbert W. Rettig " 11.10 Jack Melvin Winslow " 337.73 Willis Rolland Keene " 316.67 Roxanne, Verlene Howard " 216.67 Melvin G. Lewis " 661.8o Paul G. Anstey " 479.61 Randall Thomas Witt " 233.13 Lawrence R. Tullius " 223.63 Carolyn Joyce Huebert " 179.87 Norma Lee Johnson " 80.82 Barbara Lynn cox. u 59.5 Barney B. Gout " 373.32 Donna Chelsea Ugarriza " 169.29 George Hammar „ 11 George Kirk " 264.79 Keith Clark " 259.25 Clyde A. Phillips It 259.25 250 N0. NAME GENER FUND (Continued) PURPOSE AMOUNT 742 Harold W. Tolman Sa 9.64 743 William Charles Bryant Salary 19.26 744 Wron Milford Malaise " 42.15 745 Jim E. Ellis n 338.78 746 Ronnie Lee Welker n 45578 747 Einar John Allen n . .78 413.17 748 Raymond 0. Scott n 254.30 749 Gordon Crockett '+ 360.81 750 Lewis L. Skrehot �� 235.0 751 George Carlton Shepard, Jr. n 240. 752 Wilbur R. Wellington " 172.79 753 Charley M. McDermott " 219.08 754 Clithero M. vanDuyn " 219.08 755 James Jennings Stewart a 182.96 756 Richard James Sweaney n 77.83 757 volin Ayers Bollman " 264.79 758 759 Bank of Idaho State Federal Withholding Tax 2,528.30 810 Income Tax Division Can State Withholding Tax 585.08 761 Municipal Group Insurance Social S Major Medical Insurance 2,092.39 1,427.75 762 Standard Insurance Co. Life Insurance 311.64 813 Alvie Eugene Harvey " 20,508.26 814 FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND NO. 45-031 " 763 W. A. Paddock Salary 427.25 764 Forrest B. Milender **Edwin Robert McDonald 339.49 765 Dale R. Hanks " 308.84 766 John Warren " 339.54 767 Harold E. Perfect 317.94 768 Charles W. Phillips 313.66 769 Donald E. Machos " 294.56 770 Leslie L. Ford " 313.66 771 Eugene Inge " 281.05 772 Olen Wayer " 278.65 773 Ronald Lee Bale " 262.90 774 Leslie Curtis Chenowith, Jr. " PB2.00 775 Thomas W. Burns 298.80 776 Donald Robert Cromwell (Assignment) " 777 Raymond L. Newland " 242,85 778 Fred Henderson Alley " 20.91 779 Richard D. Cashman +' 29.61 780 Mathew Maxwell " 29.61 781 Harlan F. Starr " 17.61 782 R. C. Stevens " 17.61 783 Alfred Walradt 0 29.61 784 John D. Romey " 17.61 785 Bill 0. Bird " 29.61 786 State Treasurer Retirement Fund 740.70 787 Norman's Jewelry (Donald Robert Cromwell) Assignment 275. 5,509.13 CEMETERY FUND NO. 50-031 788 George Ha+moar Salary 263.118 789 Lilburn L. Cooper n 305.36 790 Martin U. Lowe " 263.80 791 Lowell Wayne Olson " 227.06 792 John Denton n 156.45 793 Wayne H. Cross " 104.56 698 Fred R. Hennefer " 48.19 699 -++David Roland Wheeler " 48.19 702 - Wayne H. Cross n 40.00 1,458.09 5,� 24.49 STREET DEPARTMENT FUND N0. 60-031 794 Wilbur N. Wykert Salary 373.32 795 Andrew G. Stephens " 370.37 796 Alvin Earl Russell " 338.78 797 Earl R. Wilson " 242. ?4 798 Jack Wolt " 275.54 799 Roland William Murphy " 280.60 BOG Leroy William Shaffer '+ 254.30 601 Donald Edwin Fullerton " 278.69 802 Peter P. Rovinaki " 268.85 803 Charles A. White " 268.85 Bob Evert Leroy Elam " 268.85 805 Cecil Clifford Hall " 240.15 806 Manly H. Deering " 247.33 807 Doyle R. Lobb " 267.18 808 William Edward Irwin " 206.08 809 Lyndon R. Buffington " 124.73 810 Edward R. McKinsey " 226.27 811 Lester Allen Larson " 210.71 812 Claryle Keith Cossins " 178.80 813 Alvie Eugene Harvey " 192.75 814 Gary Doramns " 75.92 815 Richard L. Russell " 42.22 697 **Edwin Robert McDonald " 74,59 701 - Claryle Keith Cossins " 67.46 816 E. D. Ashton, dba Nampa Office Service (Earl R. Wilson) " 50.00 5,� 24.49 251 10. NAME SAM&TION DEPARTMENT FOND NO. 75 -031 PURPOSE AMOIWSI' B17 Harry R. Minto Salary 323.45 123.36 818 • F. Marie Rife " 309.32 636 Roy 0. Davis " 446.81 837- IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT FOND 110. 90-03 " 29L.36 819 Guy Healy Salary 375.72 294.36 820 Orion Ross Bethel " 2 821 Elmer R. Thornberg " 299 44.336 822 John E. Glenn, Jr. " 271.00 823 Ernest 0. Eisenbrandt " 252.04 824 _ Elmer Roaches " 274.39 825 Leroy C. Dibben " 264.79 B26 Charlie Lowe TREATMENT P FUND NO. 31 -031 1knicipal Group Insurance 844 James Truman Easley Salary 2,304.32 845 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 55 FUND NO 55 -31 " B27 Oscar Bauman Salary 272.47 828 Ira R. Hughes " " - 177.10 256.32 829 Albert B. Exley " 187.93 830 Octavio Castillo " 192.75 831 - William Lee Nichols " 95.45 832 Fred Gepford " 99.80 833 Charlie L. Bourland 4.68 382 703 **Pedro Lopez " 115.00 Becker Hardware Company 24+032 95.35 1,396.82 WATER GENERAL OFFICF FUND NO. 32-031 WATER DEPAR FUND NO 30-031 8h7 834 Jack Boyd Johansen Salary 392.42 835 - Samuel Hartkopf " 309.32 636 Roy 0. Davis " 285.95 837- D. Richard Claussen " 29L.36 838_ Steve Fish " 263.80 839 Lee W. Landreth " 254.30 840. Earney B. Snoddy " 254.30 641 Ansil McCormick " 275.26 842 Joe Franklin, Jr. " 271.00 843 John L. Hickman " 256.86 State Withholding Tax 515.1.5 856 2,857.57 Social Security 425.58 TREATMENT P FUND NO. 31 -031 1knicipal Group Insurance 844 James Truman Easley Salary 373.32 845 Robert E. Hall " 314.39 8146 Glen Dwayne Hollis " 283.95 43,305.14 971.66 WATER GENERAL OFFICF FUND NO. 32-031 8h7 John L. Enplehart Salary 15h.20 eh8 Dorothy D. 1r"rt.in 224.6A 849 Wilma B. Kee6b " 234.28 B50 F. Marie Rife " 79.27 851 Evelyn M. Smith " 178.89 852 Beverly Sue Twining " 179.88 853 Fauniel Iavon Douthit " 51.20 1,].02.40 CONTRIBUTIONS R DEDUCTION 854 Ba,k of Idaho � Federal Withholding Tax 497.70 855 State Income Tax Division State Withholding Tax 515.1.5 856 Canyon County Social Security 425.58 857 1knicipal Group Insurance Major Medical Insurance 253.50 858 Standard Insurance Co. Life Insurance 33.66 1,325.59 Total Salaries for May, 1964 43,305.14 GENERAL F SUPPLIES NO. NAME FUND NO. AND FURP AMOUNT 379 Elwood Siegmann 15 -032 90.00 380 - Ace Supply, Inc. 26 -033 23.10 1 .5 0 381 All American Service 15-032 4.68 382 B & M Fquipment Co., Inc. 23 -032 5.70 383 Becker Hardware Company 24+032 95.35 384 Bob & John's Inc. 26-033 385 Burns Chevrolet Co. 26 -032 .50 386 Caldwell Paint and Glass 23-032 67.77 24-032 157.22 224.99 387 Charles W. Carpenter 11-032 62.01 388 - Champion Knitwear Co., Inc, 24 -032 40.86 389 - City of Caldwell (General Fund) 10-042 Cancelled 390- D. S. Crooke Scrap Yard 24-032 10.95 391- C. A. Davenport ll -032 62.01 65.65 392- Eichmann Service Bureau 10-039 3.36 393 John L. Englehart 13-032 15 -033 3,834.70 394. Curt & Hal Inc. 252 Total Water & Sewer Fund Supplies - End May, 1964 4,203.19 SPECIAL FUNDS GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES (Continued) A-Gem Supply, Inc. NO. NAME FU N0. AND PURP AMQINT 395 396 Eugene D. Ewing Wm. F. 13 -032 Mountain States Telephone Company 6.00 113.85 Gigray, Jr. 12-032 22.00 15o.oc 397 Idaho Power Company 23 -032 36.41 6.90 B & M Equipment Co., Inc. 60-032 24 -032 .5o 60 -032 398 Intermountain Gas Company 26 -032 15 -032 172.43 82.78 209.34 60-032 3b.60 21 -032 31.79 31.97 399 Irrigators Lumber Company 26 -032 26 -032 14.41 128,98 8.70 400 401 Robert H. Jensen M.D. 16-032 .75 10.00 402 Jim Tyke, Postmaster James W. Keys 13 -032 60-032 19.00 403 Levan's Jewelry 11 -032 11 -032 Texaco Inc. 62.01 16.65 404 405 Max C. Luby V. Jay Martin 11 -032 4.38 27.01 406 Moore Stationery 11 -032 19 -032 60-032 74,01 407 Motorola C & E, Inc. 15-032 Nampa Sanitary Service, Inc. .60 38.60 408 Mountain States Telephone Company 10 -042 4,877.64 252.05 409 410 Municipal Group Insurance 11 -032 80- 032 100.50 411 The News - Tribune N. E. Smith 10-036 John E. Glenn, Jr. 12.90 412 Standard Insurance Co. 11 -032 11 -032 6.33 125.00 11-88 413 Union Pacific Railroad 18- 032 90-032 38.20 h1h United Iron & Metals, Inc. 26 -032 King Brown Garden 12.75 415 416 Emery L. Vassar 11 -032 4,500.00 39.01 53.32 Alta E. Williams, City Treasurer 14-032 22.00 Total General Fund Supplies - End May, 1964 5,890.55 WA & SEWER FUND SUPPLIES 191 Baxter Foundry & Machine Works 30-033 311.25 192 Bob & John's Inc. 30-033 1,928.00 193 Burns Chevrolet Company 3(1 -032 9.20 194 Caldwell Faint And Glass 30-032 45.37 195 City of Caldwell (General Fund) 30-032 57.50 196 City Delivery Service 30-032 6.00 197 Consolidated Freightways 30-032 4.96 198 Crown Tire Service 30 -032 24.12 199 Eichmann Service Bureau 32 -032 14.25 200 Flexible Pipe Tool Co. 30-032 52.65 201 Idaho Power Company 30-032 325.63 31 -032 646.25 971.68 202 Jim Lyke, Postmaster 32 -032 200.00 203 Moore Stationery 32 -032 3.50 204 Mountain States Telephone Company 31 -032 21.95 205 National Chemsearch Corp 31 -032 392.28 206 Neptune Meter Company 30-032 28.00 207 The News - Tribune 32-032 5.10 208 Oakite Products, Inc. 30-032 65.34 209 Mr. Harry Ruddell 30-032 5.00 210 Shorb Printing Company 32- 032 41.05 211 Waterworks Equipment Company 30-032 11.79 212 Wholesale Hardware Co. 30-032 4.00 Total Water & Sewer Fund Supplies - End May, 1964 4,203.19 SPECIAL FUNDS SUPPLIES A-Gem Supply, Inc. 45 -032 4.99 International Municipal Signal Association 45 -032 7.00 L. & D. Auto Service 45-032 22.54 Mountain States Telephone Company 45 -032 113.85 W. A. Paddock 45 -032 22.00 Idaho Power Company 50-032 85.90 Mountain States Telephone Company 50-032 6.90 B & M Equipment Co., Inc. 60-032 6.45 Becker Hardware Company 60 -032 1.5o Boise Paving & Asphalt Co. 60 -032 98.28 The Bowmen Products Co. 60-032 3b.60 Caldwell Paint And Glass 60 -032 31.97 Certified Laboratories 60-032 148.80 City of Caldwell (General Fund) 60-032 46.10 City Delivery Service 60-032 .75 Franklin Oil Co. 6o-o32 27.88 Hardy Bros., Inc. 60-032 10.50 Premier Fastener Co. 60-032 82.97 Texaco Inc. 60-032 56.05 Toft Machine Shop 60-032 4.38 Union Oil Co. of Cal forma 60-032 149.15 United Wholesale 60-032 10.88 Wholesale Hardware Co. 60-032 72.50 Nampa Sanitary Service, Inc. 75 -034 446.34 Perks & Sons 75-034 4,877.64 Caldwell Sanitary Service 75 -034 61.15 Floyd's Maintenance And buraclean Service 80- 032 112.75 Orion R. Bethel 90-032 6.33 John E. Glenn, Jr. 90-032 6.33 Guy Healy 90-032 6.33 Idaho Power Company 90 -032 1.67 Elmer Thornberg 90-032 6.33 Alta E. Williams, City Treasurer 90-032 2.00 King Brown Garden 91-032 3S.00 General Fund, Engineer Department 53 -32 4,500.00 Street Department 53.32 18,906.26 253 SPECIAL FUNDS SUPPLIES (Continued) NAME FUND NO. AND PURPOSE AM OUNT Jerry Hess 55 -32 5,049.51 Idaho- Pacific Steel Warehouse Co. 55 -32 410.32 Toft Machine Shop 55 -32 12.50 Total Special Funds Supplies - End May, 1964 35,482.40 EXPEN DITURES BY FUNDS SUPPLIES FUND NO. PURPOSE WATER & SEM 30-032 Supplies 639-56 WATER & SEWER 333 Capital 2,239.25 TREATMENT PLANT 31-032 Supplies 1,060.h8 WATER (GENERAL OFFICE) 32 -032 " 263.90 FIRE 45 -032 " 170.38 CEMETERY 50-032 " 92.80 STREET 60-032 " 778.76 SANITATION 75 -034 Contract 5,385.13 ARMORY 80-032 Supplies 112.75 TMGATTON 90-032 " 28.99 CEMETERY SINKING LOCAL TMPROVEVENT DISTRICT No. 53 91 -032 53 -32 " " 35.00 23,40 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT N0. 55 5q -32 " 5,472.33 Total Water and Sewer and Other Special Fund Supplies for End May, 1964 39,685.59 There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Davenport, seconded by Councilman Vassar that the meeting recess until June 15, 1964 in the Council Charbera at Br00 P. m. A vote was taken and the motion unarrLmously carried. The meeting recessed at 9:20 P. N. COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 15, 1964 8:00 P. 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 eby acknowledge notice of a Recessed Meeting of the said City Council, to be held in the Council Chambers the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of 8:00 P.M., on the 15th day of June, 1964, for transaction of all business in connection with the following object: New and unfinished business. Witness our signatures this 15th day of June, 1964. W I May"IN. E. "Coley" Smith presidjng. / Upon Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered present; E. L. Vassar, Max Luby, James W. 'Bill" rs, V. Jay Martin, Charles W. Carpenter, and C. A, Davenport. Absent: none. rort on Recreation program The first order of business was a report on the Recreation program by Recreation Director Charlie raro in which he gave the following brief summary of activities and participation. Swimming - 400 signed not counting those from other towns coming in to the Caldwell pool or to those who would be signing for s second class; Gym Program - 60 boys and 50 girls signed for dancing with classes to be held three times eh week; Bowling - 215 using two alleys; Library - 200 children participating; Golf - 71 boys and the girl: dn't started as yet; Tennis - 11;0; Baseball - 496; and something, new was a girls softball league for ages to 14 with 120 signed up.