HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976-06-01city council minutesBook 17
REGULAR MEETING
June 1, 1976
7:30 P. M.
The Meeting was called to order by Mayor Pasley.
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The Roll of the City Council was called with the following
members present: McCluskey, Olesen, Williams, Raymond, Banks,
and Bauman. Absent: none.
(APPROVAL OF MINUTES)
MOVED by Williams, SECONDED by McCluskey to dispense with the
reading of the minutes of the May 18th, Regular City Council
Meeting and approve them as written.
MOTION CARRIED
(AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION)
The Mayor asked if there was any business to be brought before
the City Council at this time. The Mayor recognized Mr. Herman
Bell. Mr. Bell stated that he would like to bring to the City
Council's attention the problem in Caldwell regarding the dogs
that are allowed to run around without adhering to the lease
law. He felt that the situation was becoming very bad in his
area of town which was near Iowa and Locust. Mr. Bell
protested the manner in which the Police Department was handling
the problem and thought the City Council should look into the
matter.
The Mayor said that he appreciated the comments made and explained
to Mr. Bell that there was only one officer who was the Pound -
master and he really had more than he could handle. The Mayor
further stated that if anyone who was having a problem with
stray dogs to please get in touch with his office and he would
see that it was taken care of immediately.
(LETTER RECEIVED FROM CITY ENGINEER)
The Mayor read a note addressed to the Mayor and members of the
City Council thanking them for the flowers, cards, and other
kindness shown to him during his recent illness.
OLD BUSINESS
(POLICY STATEMENT REGARDING GARBAGE BILLINGS)
The Mayor asked Don Horan, Finance Director, to read the Policy
for the members of the City Council. Mr. Horan explained that
the purpose of the Policy was to clarify the City Code in regard
to the trash billing so to clear up any misconceptions either
by the public or the employees at the Ci -ty Hall. The Finance
Director read the Policy as follows:
Policy. No. , P. -51
IN ACCORDANCE WITH CALDWELL CITY CODE 7-3-16:
LICENSING AND CONTRACTING: The Mayor or Council shall be
the sole authority to license, contract or perform all
services pertaining -to - sanitary collection and disposal,
and to establish reasonable fees for licenses and is hereby
authorized to enter into contracts with one (1) or more
contractors; and establish reasonable rules and regulations
governing the • eonduct - and operation of such licenses or
contracts;
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TRASH HAULING CONTRACT SECTION 80.80 to wit;
RATE SCHEDULES: The following rates have been established
by the City Council and will take effect July 16, 1973:
A. Single family units - - - Single family unit
charge established by Section 7- 3 -1l.of the Code.
B. Duplex served through one water meter - Single
family charge for first unit: 75% of single family
unit charge for second unit.
C. .Apartments - - - Single family unit charge for
first unit: 75% of single family unit charge for
additional unit that is equipped with kitchen
facilities.
D. Rooming house - - - Single family unit charge for
first unit: 25% of single family unit charge each
rented sleeping room.
E. Trailer and /or mobile home parks - - Single family
unit charge for first unit and 75% of single family
unit charge for each additional unit.
F. Carryout Service - - - Residential customers and
multiple living units negotiated with each
customer.
G. The rates for all commercial customers except
multiple living units are to be negotiated between
the customer and the Contractor. The rates are to
include any carryout service.
H. The Code provides that where the enforcement of
its provisions would work a financial hardship
on residential customers, the rate may be reduced
or an exemption granted. As shown elsewhere in
these specifications, 23 residential customers
are on a reduced rate of $0.75 per month and the
number of total exemptions of residential customers
for which service is rendered is 58.
ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS of said contract shall be considered
policy and enforced as such.
Mr. Horan felt that it would be in order for the City Council to
endorse this Policy at this time.
MOVED by Williams, SECONDED by McCluskey that this Policy
statement regarding garbage fees which corresponds with the City
Ordinance be approved.
MOTION CARRIED
(BILL NO. 17; ORDINANCE N0. 1385 - ANNEXATION REQUEST, FELLER)
The Mayor called on Councilman McCluskey to read the Ordinance
regarding the annexation request by the Darwin Fellers by title
only. The Ordinance was read as follows:
AN ORDINANCE DETERMINING THAT CERTAIN LAND IS CONTIGUOUS
AND ADJACENT TO THE CITY OF CALDWELL, STATE OF IDAHO, AND
DECLARING SAID LAND, BY PROPER LEGAL DESCRIPTION THEREOF,
TO BE A PART OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, COUNTY OF CANYON,
STATE OF IDAHO; AND PROVIDING THAT SAID REAL PROPERTY SHALL
BE INCLUDED IN THE "B" RESIDENTIAL ZONE OF THE CITY OF
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CALDWELL, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO.
Councilman McCloskey stated that he would be the sponsor of
this Ordinance.
It was then MOVED by McCluskey, SECONDED by O1es.en to suspend
the rules requiring the reading of a bill three separate days
and that Bill No. 17 be read • the second time by title and the
third time in full, section by section.
The Mayor called for a roll call -vote. Those voting yes:
McCluskey, 0lesen, Williams, Raymond, Banks, and Bauman. Those
voting no: none.- Absent and not voting: none.
MOTION CARRIED
The Mayor directed the Clerk to read the bill the second time
by title and the third time in full.
MOVED by McCluskey, SECONDED by Olesen that Bill No. 17 be passed
and entitled Ordinance No. 1385,
The Mayor called for a roll call vote. Those voting yes:
McCluskey, 0lesen, Williams, Raymond, Banks, and Bauman. Those
voting no: none. Absent and not voting: none.
MOTION CARRIED
(REPORT FROM COUNCILMAN RAYMOND - WAIVER OF GARBAGE CHARGE)
Councilman Raymond reported that-investigation showed that the
request presented to him,at` the last City Council Meeting for
discount on service charges was a valid request and he would
recon-mend..approval.
MOVED by Banks, SECONDED by McCluskey that the request for
discount of .services be- granted..
MOTION CARRIED
Councilman Raymond was then presented another request for
investigation to report on at the next Regular Meeting.
NEW BUSINESS
(BID OPENING ON GRAVEL CRUSHING)
The Mayor stated that he would like to deviate from the Agenda
so to have opening of.the..bids for the gravel crushing at
this time as ,several members of the audience were attending the
Council Meeting for this purpose. He then called on Mr. Horan,
Finance Director, to open the bids as follows:
1. Bryan C. Rambo
Total bid: $60,500.00.with_20 calendar days
- required to start work.
2. Jerry Kendall
Total bid: $31,835.00- with:20 calendar days
required to start. work.
3.- Nelson Deppe Inc.
Total-bid; _ $35,630.00 with,20.calendar days
, required to start work..
MOVED by McCluskey, SECONDED by Williams to turn the bids over
to the .Finance Director for and awarding of the
bid.
MOTION CARRIED
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(ANNOUNCEMENT BY MAYOR OF MEETING)
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The Mayor reminded the members of the City Council of the
unofficial meeting to be held on Wednesday, June. 2nd, at 4:00
P.M. in the Council Chambers with CH2M regarding the public
hearing-on .the .new,sewage ,plant:...,_,._ -
(TRAILER VARIANCE REQUEST 4209 EVERETT)
The Mayor said that he had received a verbal request for a
trailer : variance at 4209 Everett Street. This request was for
security reasons as there was a business at this location.
There had been several breakins out there and it was felt the
trailer was necessary. It was in a commercial area so there
would be no objections from residences.
MOVED by McCloskey, SECONDED.by,Banks that this variance for a
trailer at 4209 Everett be granted.
MOTION CARRIED
(PAWNBROKERS ORDINANCE - FIRST READING)
The Mayor explained that the Police Chief felt that there should
be some changes in the present, Ordinance regarding pawnbrokers.
He had talked with the City Attorney and the following proposed
Ordinance was drawn up. Councilman Banks read the Ordinance
as follows by title only:
AN ORDINANCE.TO AMEND THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF
CALDWELL,:COUNTY OF CANYON, _STATE OF.IDAHO, BY REPEALING
CHAPTER: 3, TITLE: IV OF: THE MUNICIPAL CODE. OF THE CITY OF
CALDWELL AND SUBSTITUTING THEREFORE A CHAPTER 3, TITLE IV,
PROVIDING FOR REGULATION OF PAWNBROKERS: PROVIDING FOR A
LICENSE FEE:,PROVIDING..FOR REPORTS.TO POLICE DEPARTMENT:
PROVIDING FOR NOTICE,. INSPECTION AND-PENALTY:-AND PROVIDING
THIS ORDINANCE TO TAKE AFFECT AFTER ITS PASSAGE, APPROVAL
AND PUBLICATION ACCORDING TO LAW.
The Mayor, explained. that•a copy.was;given..to. each member of
the City Council and he would ask each of them to study it
before the next City Council Meeting and objections would be
heard at that time.
(RESOLUTION NO. 15 -76 - CONFIRM NEW WELL CONTRACT)
The Mayor read the Resolution prepared by the City Attorney
regarding the new well to.be contracted on Canyon Hill:
RESOLUTION NO. 15 -76
SPONSORED BY — McCluskey____
WHEREAS, The water.supply for property located at and
around Canyon Hill,,Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, is insufficient
to meet water demands; and
WHEREAS,.Said,shortage of water constitutes an extreme
and immediate danger to all property owners; and
WHEREAS, The Fire Chief, City of Caldwell, represents
that said water shortage constitutes an immediate fire hazard
to property owners on Canyon Hill within the City limits of
Caldwell; and
WHEREAS, Said water s.hortage.can be corrected only by
drilling a new municipal well,
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the Finance Director,
City of Caldwell, be authorized to contract with KEN WITT
in the amount of $30,443.50 to furnish a new municipal well
at Fairview West of Logan under contractual procedures provided
by the laws of the State of Idaho.
The Resolution was sponsored by Councilman McCluskey.
MOVED by McCluskey, SECONDED by Raymond that Resolution No.
15 -76 be passed.
The Mayor called for a roll call vote. Those voting yes:
McCluskey, Olesen, Williams, Raymond, Banks, and Bauman. Those
voting no: none. Absent and not voting: none.'
MOTION CARRIED
(FINAL FLAT - SANDLEWOOD SUBDIVISION)
The Mayor stated that the next item of business was the approval
of the final plat of Sandlewood Subdivision subject to the
approval of the State Department of Health and Welfare for the
water and sewer plans and specifications. Mr. John Howe was
present and passed the final plat around for the members of the
City Council to review.
MOVED by McCluskey, SECONDED by 0lesen that the final plat of
Sandlewood Subdivision be approved subject to the approval of
the State Department of Health and °Welfare of the water.and
sewer plan.
MOTION CARRIED
The Mayor informed - -Mr. Howe that the signatures could be obtained
after the approval by the :State Department.
(CLAIM AGAINST CITY - JUDY NELSON)
The Mayor presented a claim against the City of Caldwell
submitted by Judy Nelson at 2114 South Wisconsin. A letter was
read describing her injuries received when she stepped into
a that was not covered at the City Park. She was taken
to the Emergency Room at the Caldwell Memorial Hospital and her
bill was $1,7.00.
MOVED by McCluskey, SECONDED by Banks that the claim be denied
and referred to the City of Caldwell ° s insurance carrier.
MOTION CARRIED
The Mayor pointed out that the last claim referred to the insurance
carrier regarding the sewer baeking.up_n a basement apartment
was denied. He stated that he had written a letter to the
insurance company protesting this decision.. The-City Council
approved this procedure and requested that the Mayor continue to
follow this further.
(RESOLUTION NO. 17 -76 - LEASE LAND FOR MOTORCYCLES)
The City Attorney reported that,h.e had found a place off Interstate
80 ghat he felt was suitable for a place to.ride,_motorcycles.
A small portion of the area belonged to the State and the rest
to the Lodge Land and.Livestock Company. He talked with Mr.
Lodge and he agreed to lease the land thirty days at a time at
a $1.00.a month. The City Attorney had a Resolution to present
authorizing this lease be signed. He read the Resolution
as follows:
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BE IT RESOLVED That the Mayor and Clerk, City of Caldwell,
State of Idaho, be authorized to enter into.a Lease Agreement
on a month -to -month basis for real property under which terms
the City.of Caldwell shall lease for recreational purposes real
property owned by LODGE LAND AND LIVESTOCK COMPANY for the sum
of ONE AND NO /100 ($1.00) DOLLAR per month subject to the right
of either party to cancel said.Lease Agreement with -or without
cause.
MOVED by Banks, SECONDED by Raymond that this Resolution 17 -76
be passed as presented by the City Attorney.
The Mayor called for a roll call vote. Those voting yes:
Banks, Bauman, McCluskey,.Olesen,.Williams, and Raymond.
T.hose.voting no: none. Absent and not voting: none.
MOTION CARRIED
(RESOLUTION NO. 16 -76 - AMEND ORDINANCE OF SALE OF OLD AIRPORT)
The.City Attorney.explained.that, this Resolution -was prepared
to amend the Ordinance regarding the- sal e.of the old airport.
It was, to change.the incorrect description which read 509.90
and should be 508.90. The City Attorney presented the Resolution
as follows:
WHEREAS, on.or.about the 5th day of January, 1976, the
City of Caldwell entered into an agreement for the sale of
real property known as the Old Airport Site pursuant to an
Ordinance duly adopted; and
WHEREAS, said real property was transferred to BARNARD &
COMPANY, subject to certain exceptions, one of which is
Exception #6, by which the City of Caldwell retained ownership
of the following described property:..
Commencing at the Southeast corner of said Southwest
Quarter; thence North on the East boundary line of said
Southwest Quarter, 509.90 feet; thence West and parallel
with the South boundary line of the said Southwest Quarter,
110.00 feet to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING: thence
continuing West and parallel with the South boundary line
of the said Southwest Quarter, 185.00 feet; thence North
and parallel with the East boundary line of said South -
west Quarter, 200.00 feet; thence East and parallel with
the South boundary line of the said Southwest Quarter, 185.00
feet; thence South and parallel with the East boundary line
of the said Southwest Quarter, 200.00 feet to the TRUE
POINT OF BEGINNING.
WHEREAS, Said above set forth description incorrectly
began at 509.90 feet and properly should read 508.90 feet.
NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the said Exception
q6 shall be amended to read as follows:
Commencing at the Southeast corner of the said Southwest
Quarter; thence North on the East boundary line of the
said Southwest Quarter, 599 -99 508.90 feet; thence West
and parallel with. the South boundary line of the said
Southwest Quarter, 110.00 feet to the TRUE POINT OF
BEGINNING, thence continuing West and parallel with the
South boundary line of the said Southwest Quarter, 185.00
feet; thence North and parallel . with the East boundary
line of the said Southwest Quarter, 200.00 feet; thence
East and parallel with the South boundary line of the
said Southwest Quarter, 185.00 feet; thence South and
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parallel with the East boundary line of the said Southwest
Quarter, 200.00 feet to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING.
This parcel contains 0.85 acre.
The Resolution was sponsored by Councilman McCluskey.
MOVED by McCluskey, SECONDED by Bauman that the Resolution
regarding the sale of the old airport amending the description
of the land be passed.
The Mayor called for "a roll call vote. Those voting yes:
McCluskey, Olesen, Williams, Raymond, Banks, and Bauman.
Those voting no: none. Absent and not voting: none.
MOTION CARRIED
(REQUEST OF T,& T'- REGARDIIVG.PUMP STATION -AT MT. VIEW MOBILE MANOR)
The Mayor stated that he had a request of T & T Subdivision for
the City of Caldwell to assume the pumping station: at Mr. View
Mobile Manor. He said that each member of the City Council had
received -a -copy of the costs, that would be necessary to do this
and he would like for them to make a decision regarding this
request at this time.
Councilwoman Williams stated that she felt the City could not
afford this as it would cost the City of Caldwell $3,600 a year
to maintain with virtually no revenue coming in.
MOVED by Williams, SECONDED by Olesen that this request for
the City of .Caldwell to maintain the pumping station at Mt.
View Mobile Manor be denied.
MOTION CARRIED
(POLICE P & R DEMONSTRATION)
Two Police Officers presented a demonstration to the Mayor and
the City Council on a new type of night sticks that will be
used by the Police Department.
(ACCEPTANCE OF NAMPA'S PLANNING LIMIT)
The Mayor explained that at the ,point Meeting with Nampa it
was agreed to accept the planning limit line for Nampa according
to the map" This was approximately at the Homedale Road as
applies to Highway 30. The Mayor felt that the City Council
should officially accept this line.
MOVED by Raymond, SECONDED by McCluskey to accept this line
shown, on the map approximately at the Homedale Road, as
applies to Highway 30.
(FINANCE POLICIES - WATER AND SEWER CHARGES)
The Mayor explained that the Finance Director had a policy
regarding -water and sewer charges that he would like to present
for the City Council's approval. Mr. Horan, read the policy
as follows:
POLICY Y IN ACCORDANCE WITH CAI-DWELL CODE 3 -3 -11:
NO,.- P -2
APPLICATION FOR CONNECTION: Applications for making
connections with the City water mains must be made
by the owner of the premises, or his duly authorized
agent, with which such connections are to be made,
upon printed form at the of €ic.e.of the Superintendent
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of Waterworks and such applications shall contain a full,
true and accurate statement of the size of the connection,
the manner of connecting, the point at which connection is
to be made and a description of all the premises with which
such connection is to be made, together with the full name or
names of all the owners thereof, and such further facts
as may be useful in the management of said system, and
applications for permits for the introduction of water into
any connection with the City water mains, must be made on
printed form for that purpose, and filed at the office of
the Superintendent of Waterworks by,the owner of the
premises or his duly authorized.agent with which connections
are made, and such application shall contain a full, true
and accurate statement of the approximate quantity, and
of the uses and purposes for which such water is obtained,
and a description of all the premises upon which said
water is to be used and the full name or names of all the
owners_ thereof, and an agreement on the part of such owner
or owners to conform to all the rules and regulations
p rovided for said waterworks�s stem -and that the charge
therefor, as well as for the use of all water, shall be
a lien upon the premises upon which water is used and with
which said' connections are made-as a'' condition 'for the use
of such water, and if said application is made by an agent,
said agent shall deposit with the Superintendent of
Waterworks the written authority of the owner or owners of
said premises, authorizing the said applicant, as the
owner's agent, to make such application, and no connection
with the City -water main shall be made, and no water shall
be introduced into any connection heretofore or hereafter
made therewith unless a permit has first been issued by the
Superintendent of Waterworks in compliance and conformity
with this rule and with the rules and regulations that
are now or may hereafter be established therefor.
THE CITY OF CALDWELL shall stipulate that the account �.
billings shall be the sole responsibility of the owner or
contract purchaser.
The following represents the definition of 'Agent':
One who acts for or in place of another by'authority
from him (Webster Third Add.).
POLICY
NO, P -3
IN ACCORDANCE WITH `CALDWELLL CODE 3 -3 =25 (B):
For buildings constructed for use for commercial purposes,
the basic monthly sewer'charge for each such building shall
be One Dollar ($1.00) and a monthly charge equal to seventy
five percent,(75 %) of the current monthly water charge.
For the purpose of determining the sewer service charge,
the monthly water charge shall be reduced by fifty cents
(50t). The sewer service charge shall be seventy five
percent (75 %) of the current monthly water charge after
the above stated adjustment has been made.
The term commercial shall be deemed to mean:
1. Viewed with regard to profit (Webster Third Add.).
2. Designed. -for- profit (Webster Third Add.).
Said term 'Commercial' shall further be deemed to mean any
multiple dwelling with three (3) or more - 'kitchen units.
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MOVED by Williams, SECONDED by McCloskey to adopt the policies
in accordance with the present City Code.
MOTION CARRIED
(BILL NO. 18; ORDINANCE NO. 1386 - AMEND SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE)
The Mayor,presented this Ordinance -to amend one line in the
present Subdivision Ordinance to read the Idaho State Department
of Health and Welfare instead of Southwest District Health
Department. It was not required to send the subdivision plats
to the Southwest District Health Department, but there was a law
to send to the State. This went into effect several months
ago so it was necessary to pass this Ordinance as soon as possible.
The Mayor read the Ordinance by title only as follows:
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 8, TITLE IV OF THE MUNICIPAL
CODE OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, COUNTY OF CANYON, STATE OF
IDAHO, BY DELETING THEREFROM REFERENCE TO "SOUTHWEST DISTRICT
3 HEALTH DEPARTMENT" AND SUBSTITUTING THEREFORE, "IDAHO
STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE AND PROVIDING
THIS ORDINANCE TO TAKE AFFECT AFTER ITS PASSAGE, APPROVAL
AND PUBLICATION ACCORDING TO LAW.
Councilwoman Williams stated she would be the sponsor.
MOVED by Williams, SECONDED by Banks to suspend the rules
requiring the reading of a bill three separate days and that
Bill No. 18 be read the second time by title and the third time
in full, section by section.
The Mayor called for.a roll call vote. Those voting yes:
Williams, Raymond, Banks, Bauman, McCloskey, and Olesen. Those
voting no: none. Absent and not voting: none.
MOTION CARRIED
The Mayor directed the Clerk to read the bill the second time
by title and the third time in full.
MOVED by Williams, SECONDED by Banks that Bill No. 18 be passed
and entitled Ordinance No. 1386.
The Mayor.called for a roll call vote. Those voting yes:
Williams, Raymond, Banks, Bauman, McCluskey, and Olesen. Those
voting no: none.. Absent and not voting: none.
MOTION CARRIED
(RESOLUTION NO. 18 -76 - ACCEPT GIFT FOR SENIOR CITIZEN'S CENTER)
The Mayor requested Councilwoman Bauman to read a Resolution
accepting a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Colin McLeod for the Senior
Citizen's Center. The Resolution was as follows:
BY THE COUNCIL; BANKS, BAUMAN, McCLUSKEY, OLESEN, RAYMOND &
WILLIAMS _
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE GIFT OF Mr. and Mrs. Colin McLeod, Jr.
AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. -
WHEREAS, On or about the 1st day of June, 1976,
Mr. and Mrs. Colin McLeod, Jr. _
by document dated _ June 1, X976 gave to the
City of Caldwell, the following gift, to -wit:
Twenty -five Dollars ($25.00)
to be used for the Senior Citizen's Center
more particularly described in said document referred to above
attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and
WHEREAS, The Council at its regular meeting of June 1,
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1976, accepted the gift together with a•11 conditions therein
contained, finding such gift to be in the best interest of the
City of Caldwell.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO:
Section 1. That the gift of Twenty -five_ ($25.00_
Dollars from Mr. and Mrs. Colin McLeod, Jr.
pursuant to the terms and conditions of that certain document
referred to Exhibit "A be, and the same hereby is, accepted.
Section 2.. That the City of by this Resolution
shall covenant with Mr. and Mrs. Colin McLeod Jr. that it
will, upon the said sure of.money being delivered to it pursuant
to said document attached hereto as Exhibit "A" attached hereto.
Section 3. That this Resolution shall be in full force
and effect immediately upon its adoption and approval.
Councilwoman Bauman sponsored this Resolution.
MOVED by Bauman, SECONDED by Williams that the Resolution
accepting the gift from Mr'. and Mrs. Colin McLeod for the
Senior Citizen's Centex' be passed.
The Mayor called for a roll call vote. Those voting yes:
Bauman McCluskey, Olesen, Williams, Raymond, and Banks. Those
voting no: none. Absent and not voting: none.
MOTION CARRIED
(TREE PROBLEM - POSSIBLE CITY LIABILITY)
The Mayor presented to the City Council a picture of a tree
that the City Attorney had called to his attention that he
felt could -be a_ liability to the City of Caldwell. When a
ditch was tiled near the tree, some of the roots of the tree
were cut possibly resulting in the tree leaning rather badly.
The Mayor felt it might: be prudent to acknowledge that this
was a potential hazard and suggest that they have the tree
removed. The City Council agreed with this decision and the
Mayor stated he would contact the property owners and advise
them of the Council's concern.
MOVED by McCluskey, SECONDED by Olesen that the City of Caldwell
go on record as recommending to the owners of this property where
the tree was located to remove the tree as it was a potential
hazard. The Mayor agreed to let them know. MOTION CARRIED
Councilwoman Bauman reminded the City Council of a Workshop being
held at the College,of Idaho she felt they would be interested
in attending. The topic was Pressure on Public Lands in the West.
The City Attorney inquired as to when the tennis courts would be
ready for use as he had many inquiries regarding the date of
completion. The Mayor stated that some of the materials were
not here as yet.
There being no further business, the Meeting was adjourned at 9:00 p.T
15th DAY OF June 1 , 1976.
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Cle'rk-
APPROVED AS written THIS