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Home My WebLink About1930-06-18city council minutesBridge ra111n a on the followiag Indian Creek bridges, 4th St., 6th St 7th at., OzE sr,,, 9th St., 10th St., 11th St., 18th St., and Aver St. Fences from the easterly corner of the City barn to the 7th St. bridge; fromm:} - 7th 8t.•bridge to the 8th St. bridge= from the Ford Garage oa Blaine St. to 9th 8t. bridge. J Buildings City barn on 7th and Indian Creek. BenB B e mT, building, pump house and ohildrens dressing room in the Memorial Park. were opened with following results: McDougall & Rome, Box 624, Caldwell, Idaho 0385 Roy Hoard, Caldwell, Idaho 186.00 W. H. Jordan, R.P.D.#4 Box 263,Ca3dwell, Ida 880.00 T. N. Johns, Boa 885, Caldwell, Ida. 175.00 Whelchal Bros, W.C.Whelchel 174.00 Motion by Sandmeyer, Seconded by Bollman that painting of J Bridge railinaa on the following Indian Creek bridges, 4th St., 6th a 7t S ., St., 9th St., 10th St.. 11th St., 18th St., and Avon 8t9 Peaces from the aestarly corner of the City barn to the 7th St. bridge; from a 7th at bridge to the 8th St. bridge; from the Ford Garage on Blaine St. to 9th St, bridge. , . I I I Wl�d�in�a City barn on 7th and Indian Creek. stand, toilet building, pump house and ohildrens dressing room in the Memorial Park, be awarded to lowest bid which was that of Roy Hozra for 0185.00. Motion carried. Thereupon it was moved by Leighty and aeocaded by Johns that the Council adjourn to reconvene at the Council Chambers, in the City Hall, the City of Caldwell, on Wednesday, dune 18th, 1950, at 8 :oo'ovolook p.m. Motion carried. .J Thereupon the Council adjourned pursuant to the foregoing motion. APPROPRO: a - COUNCIL CHAMURS June 18, 1930 8 :00 o'clock p.m. Ccancil met in ad ourned Session f pursuant to adjournment of June 16th, J 1930, with Mayor MoConnel presiding, and Councilmen Bollman, Dickens, Gordon, Johns, and Sandmeyer, present. Absent: Leighty. , awing to the absence o8 the City Clerk the Mayor appointed Mr. W. 0. Dyer Acting Clerk, and anncanoed that the Council was in ee6aion for the considerA- tion of any business which might lawfully come before it. Mr. R. E. Wagner, appeared before the Connoil and requested that his contract for the hauling of garbage be extended for five years from the expiration of the present contract. Mr. Wagner was inetrcoted to prepare a form of contract and present to the Counoil for oonaideration. i _ Mr. Wyckoff appeared before the 4ounoil and solicited the oontract for the painting of the city water tanks, After discussing the matter it was laid aside without action. Farther consideration of the bid or H. J. McNeal for performing labor, furnishing materials and constructing the works proposed to be comtruoted in Local F r I r , I i r I � I i Street Improvement District No. 9, of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, having come on for further hearing, Counailmen Dickens thereupon introduced the following resolu- tion which became Reeolution No. 39 an follows: RESOLUTION N0. 39 By Diclens A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE BID OF H. J. MCNEEL FOR FURBISHING MATERIAL AIM CONSTRUCTING 1MPROVM=TS IN LOCAL STRERT IMPROVEPMT DISTRICT 190. 0; AND AUTHORIZING MM MAYOR OF THE CITY OF OAIDWELL TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE SAID H. Je MONAEI. FOR THE FCRNISHING C9° SA73) MATERIAL ARID THE CONSTRUCTION OF SAID IMPROVEMENTS, WHEREAS'; The Mayor and Council heretofore to -wiW cn.the Slat day of March, 1930, opened bide in Local Street Improvement District No. 9, for the tarnishing of material and the construction of improvements therein and said . a Noaaoil having taken all bids under advisement to bglapecial order of business at the meeting of the Mayor and Council to be held on April 9, 1930, and WHEREAS, Said bids having come on for further consideration at said meeting of the Mayor and Council an April T.; 1930, and,ell bide having been rejected except the bid of H. U. MoNeel, which eDLd bid of H. J. McNeal was taken under further advisement and continued from time to time and bid having come am for further consideration of the Mayor and Council at a meet- ing of the Mayor and Council, this 18th day of June, 1930; at 8 :00 P.Me, anfl it appearing that the bid of said H. J. M in the gum of $31,944010 is the lowest and beet bid and that said bidder is the lowest and beat responsible bidder and said Mayor and Oouneil having duly and carefally considered said bid= . HOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED By the Mayor and Council of tba City of Caldwell, Idaho: Section 1. That the bid of H. J. MoNeel for the'farniehing of materials and the construction of curbs, gattere and improvements in Local Street Improvement District Noe 9; of the City of Caldwell', Idaho, in the Bum of $31 be and the name hereby is accepted. Section E. That the Mayor of the City of Oaldwell be and he hereby is authorited and directed for and on behalf of the City of Caldwell, Idaho; to enter into 'a contract between the City of Oaldwel1i Idaho, and H. J. McNeal for the foimishing of materials and the completion of said improvements in Said Local'atroot Improvement District No. Sr,, of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Thereupon motion was made by Dickens, seconded by Bollmon that resolution Na. 39 be adopted. The question being, °Shall the resolution Pasola The Mayor caused the Acting 61erk to 0811 the roll with the following result: Those voting in the affirmative: Bollman, Dickens. Gordon, Johne and Sandmeyere Those avoting in the negative: None. Absent and not voting: Lef.ghty. The Mayor declared the motion carried and resolution No. 39 passed and adopted= the same being approved in open session of the Counoil a,nd signed by the Mayor. Mr A. B. Cooper, appeared before the Council and presented a proposi- ti for the sale to tha city of an Automatic stoker, After discussing the matter it was moved by Sandmeyer and seconded by Bollman that the Mayor aPpoiht A committee of three, besides the City Engineer, to get prices on a 'stoker. Motion carried. Thereupon the Mayor appointed Councilmen 3andmeyer, Johue and Dickens, together with L. M. Porter, City Engineer. C ✓�3 It was moved by'Gordon and seconded by Diokens that the Coummil adjourn to reconvene at the Council Chambers, in the City Hall, in the City of Oalftell, on 1 Monday, June 30th, 1930, at 8;00 O'oloak p.m. Motion carried. `I Thereupon the Council sdjouxned pursuant to the foregoing motion. 8o g C er . APPH1vSDyll s L 4y . COUNCIL CHAMBERS Jens 30, 1950 8 :00 o'clock p.m. Coanoil met in adjoarned session pursuant to adjournment on June 18th, 1930, with Mayor Mo0onnel presiding, and Councilmen Bollman, Eiokene, Gordon, Johns, Leighty and Sandmeyer present, Absent None. Owing to the absence of the City Clerk the,Aagor appointed Mr. W. 0. . Dyer Acting Clerk, and announced that the Council was in session for the considera— tion of any business which might lawfully come before it. Donald Anderson gppeared before the Council ir) behalf of John Graves in regard to eztending,lioense for Pop Gom Stand. .Motion by biokens seconded by Leighty the matter of Pap Corn stand be taken under advisement. Motion Carried. Motion by Bollman seconded by Johns that City Treasurer be instructed to take up the warrants made payable to Gabbey & MoNeil for on Local Improvement District Y 11, same being paid out of Cemetery Lot Peipetual`Care Fund. Motion carried. Motion by Sandmeyer seconded by Bollman that the following bill of Intermountain Blectric Company be allowed. Motion`oarried. LOCAL DISTRICT #10. No, Name Fob shat Amount 282 Inter- Mountain Electric 00. Part 77 on Conbthot $2000.00 263 '1 n n n r n " 2000.00 2" n n n n n rr n 2000000 266 !n n n IT n a 2000.00 266 n n n" n' IT a IT 2000.00 $8I n a IT IT IT IT n 2000600 266 IT n IT n IT rr IT 8000000 289 n n n u n 251.60 Thereupon, Councilman Sandmeyer presented the following Resolution, which became Resolution No. 40, by Sandmeyer: RESOLUTION N0. 40. By Sandmeyer. A RP80J'.UTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF CALDVIELL, IDAHO, TO EETRR INTO A L`ONTRACT ViITH H. J. MoNEEL, FOR TH£ BAIR ADD PURCHASE OF GRAVEL. ' WHEREAS. The City of Caldwell. heretofore entered into a contract with H. J.'Moffeel, dated June 26, 1930, for the construction of certain improvements in LOASl dtraet improvement District No. 9, wherein the said H. J. Mo+leel agreed to receive a'hirty Five Hundred Oollare (03500.00) of the last maturities of bonds of said district, and wHEREU, The said H. J. MoNeel desires to exchange said bonds at par plus soorued interest to the City of Caldwell, Idaho, in lieu of 'cash in the purchase of sand and gravel from said city for use in said oonstruotion of improvements in said Local Street Improvement District No. 9. i J J J l I J