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Home My WebLink About1949-07-18council minutes47v COUNCIL CHAt"OMS, JULY 18th, 1949, 8:00 P. Y. The Council met pursuant to call and acknowledvemont of notice in the following form: CALL AND ACKNUiTLED:i1: &21T OF NOTICE 1Ye, the undersigned 1dayor and members of the City 'Uouncil of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do each hereby ackncwlsdbe notice of a special meeting of said City Council to be. held at the council 'chambers in the City Hall of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of 8:00 P. L., on the 18th, day of July, 1949, for the trans- action of all business in conn.:etion .vith the follQwj.•ig object: Consideration of 39.11 No 3 and ill No 4, which object was submitted to each of the undersiknc.d in writing, 'VITNESS our signatures this 18th, day of July, 1949. li Mayor. I ilman � o Iman � c :son UoU o � 0 FPO Gouncilmay / In the absence of 5layor Leo J. Mason, 17m Glaisyer, President of the Council acted as Mayor. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present, Vfm Glaisyer, L. E.Burrell, Dale Fenrich II and Bryan Harding. Ausent: John P.yurs and Fran Blomquist. This being the date set for hearing protests ,6ainst the proposed estimate of expendit.:res of the �iCit; of Caldvell for the fiscal year ueginning the first day of Yay 1949. The said estimate and ta- .Levy being in excess of -a m411.s foroeneral ^_he Clerk presented the __Pidavit o: pu lf^atio:n of said notice w;dch is in :,orris and figures as 'I I follows: ,STATE OF IC_4HO ) ) SS. COUNTY OF CANYON } AFFIDAVIT OF P17BLICATION. L. L. SHEPHE,iD, being first duly sworn, deposes and says; That he is the Foreman of The Caldwell News - Tribune, Inc., publisher of THE CALaiTLL NEWS- •TRIBUNE, a daily newspaper published at Caldwell, Idaho, within the meaning of Chanter 154 of the 1933 Session L of Idaho; published six consecutive days a reek except legal holidays. And that the publisher of said THE CAIT.7 :LL NL;lS- TRI ➢UNE, a daily news _per, has all the time since the 5th day of July, 1933 and in each issue thereof, at the head of the editorial column of said newspaper, annnmced the day of the week to -wit: Saturday, on whit; legal notice required by lave or by order of any Court of competent jurzsdi0tion to be pu!b ished weekly, will be published; that the said paper is in general circulation in Canyo. Ce .inty, Idaho and has been for a period of seventy -eight weeks preceding the first publication of this advertisement, a copy of which is attached hereto, and by reference thereto made a part of this affidavit, and was aublished in the rs ular Satrurday iss a of THE CALD7:CT.L K7XS- TRIG 'NE for 2 consecutive weeks beoinni,g with the issue of July 2 1949 and ending with the issue of July 16, 1949. r St;ned: L. L. Shepherd Subscribed andsvorn to baiora me this 18th day of July, 1949. Jessie D. 4a1kar, �I :rotary Pdblic for Idaho. Residing at Caldwell, Idaho. The Acting ;layor asked if there 'eas anyone present that desired to be heard on the matter of the proposed estimate and tax levy. There eras no ono to speak either for or against the proposed estimate. Thereupon Councilman Glaisyer introduced Bill No 3, entitled: I. AN 03DIiJ.A:fCE TE:11iSD ^;IE A1JP!JAL APPROPRIATICS BILL, APP30PRIATING VONEY IN SUCH SL'% AND SUMS AS CEECED i {ECESSaRY TO DEFRAY ALL P:ZOPER E%PLNSES AND LIABILITIES OF THE CIT' OF CALDVELL, IDAHO, NOT CTHER:9ZSE 'PAWID - °Oa, P0-1 T. "E FISCAL, Y'aAR 311X'.!NINC TH2 FIRST DAY OF W, 1949, PJ3SL'ANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 50 -1950, IDAHO CODE. '. eras read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of 2111 No 3. It vrs moved by Burrell, seconded by Fenrich that the rul s requiring that the reading- of a Bill on three separate days bo suspended arni that Bill No 3 , be read the second time oy title and thn third time in full, section by .section and placed on its final passage. T` - Acting Yayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following resi:lt: Thos voting in the Affirmative sere: Glaisyer, Burrell, Fenrich: and F I' Harding. Veoatiwc: None. Ausent and not voting: '!yers, and Rlomquist. The 'Cayo- declared the motion had J17_3 ! passed by the necesse+ry three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 3, the second time by title and the third in full section by section. The Clerm read the Bill as directed. The question being ' "Shall bill No 3 pass ?" The Acting f, -ayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows;: Those voting in the affirmative were; Glaisyer, Burrell, :'enrich arn.l :ford +.ng. Negative: None. A:)scnt and not voting. L•y.:rs and 3lomquist. Thereupon the Acting Kayor declared Bill No 3, had passed and the Acting Mayor in open session of i the Council duly signed and approved the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 744, The Acting Eayor directed the Clerk to make proper en`:y of the same and to cause Ordi- nance No 744, to be, published in the Caldwell News-Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Thereupon Councilman Glaisyer introacced Jill No 4, _ntitled: AN ORDINANCE P 071":IG OR THE A..SaSS9,'21T AND L_'!Y FOR .A TAX OR _;E\ERAL !::JLNUE OURPCS°S FOR PAYING T9E CURRENT E.°.PENS3S Or UE CITY 0:' CAL7}ild,, CA'.IYC`I CCJNTY, IDAHO, 2C. 7'" FISCAL Y A�i dC.;IVHING Tiil; FI:t,T CAY OF PLAY, 1949. Witch was read for the first time and the Eouncil proceeded to a con_ideration f Pill No 4. It was moved uy Councilman Harding, seconded ty Councilman Fenrich that the rules requiring that th., reading of a Bill on thr e ocparato days be suspzndad and 31'1 No 4, be read th•: second time by tit e and the third time in full sectio.i by s.;ction e.nd placed on the final passage. The Acting idayor directed Lire Clerk to call the roll on Lha above otion with the following result: Those voting in the - ffin,iati7a were: Glaisyer, Darrell, b'enrich ant = :arlin ,:r;asfvc: None. Absent and not voting: Lyer- and 31o.mquist. The Acting l,".ayor L:..:_rL' r, had passed by the naacs:a.ry thr�a- %Lirths majority ere directed the Clerk to read 3i L1 No 4, the second time oil title F.nd tLe t:-drd time in full sectior, by section. The Clerk read the Sill _.. �'irectod. ..__ .7tion being "Shall Eill 1;o L pass ?" The .sctLng Layor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above oucstion :!!_ich resulted as folloc!s: Those voting in the affirmative were: Glaisyer, Burrell, ,r:nrich and -ard;ng. Negative: None. Absent :n.: not voting; !fyers and B1omo•.ast. Thereupon the Acting 1:ayor declared Bill No 4, had passed and the kot"Ig 'ayor in open session of � the Council .duly a'_;nod and appro the Bill and the C'.ark duly sisried and attested the game which 'necame Ordinance No. Tai. The ,letin�; Layer - ;.irect.;d the Clerk to i:ia::a proper entry of the same and to cause Or,_ nonce No 745, to be, published in the i'ald „ell N,TS- Triaune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, ii Idaho. Councilman Jlomquist entca•e1 an-i was markod present. it250LCT "_ON OY !1;'.RDi'G. Upon motion by Harding, seconded by Burrell the following Resolution vies proposed: iLSOLVLD, That an Agreement .etween the City of Caldwell and Hoyd 1:111, Ronald Parrott and Lee Cock be submitted to thc- Council read and considered, i i Tho.zeupon by motion of Blomquist seconded by FLnrich it vas resolved that Airport ,0recment as so submitted be approved and the lctlnLc_.ayer and Clerk no authorised to execute teat agreement in the name and on hehalf of the City Di UaL•aell. In response to Roll C upon sid motion, Councilman voting "Aye" were: Glaisyer, Burrell, Blomquil t, fenrich and 'lardin "Nay ": None. . 4bsent and not voting: ILyers. III i .her ?coon the ;LCt!ng A;ayor declared the motion cwrried and the Resolutions doptad. RGSOL'JTI ON BY FE:'RIGH. � ;ioon motion of CoaunciLran Hard' -ng, see—ded by Councilman Blomquist the follow ng Resolution was q proposed: THE,t::AS, the lease with Boyd Hill, Ronald Parrott and l,:e Cock: in Section Six provides that they i may suv -let the airport prendsas er any portion thereof with the Aritten consent of the City- Cocncil,and, HEii t, ey dsire to lcas the Sau_� to the '7.st.ra Aircraft Comoration on a n,nth to month v 'basis, and, 'MERLAS, t1le City C unci.l has no objection to sub - letting. ?(Y:S , TUL2LGJ:Z IT. HESOL6'ED, that Boyd dill, Ronald Parrott and Lae Cock ire hereby a.thorized - to sub -let that portion of airport as leased by them by oral lease one north to m:mth basis and tho City Cler�C instructed to notify Eov- ;Hill, !innald r'arrott - and Lee Cock. In response to loll Call upon said motion, Councilman vntino ";ye" were: Clai ^yor, 3urrall, 4 Clomguist, Fenrich and "Nay": None. Absent and not votinj;; t.'y,.rs, Th ^r -upon the acting Mayor declared the motion Carried and the Hesoluti a doptcd. More 'oe:.nF no firther h,siness to come before the Uounctl it was moved by Councilman Burrell, seconded by Councilman Hard' -ng, that Council adjourn. Motion e President 'f the Council and Acting ;savor. City Clerk. I lk CO - PICIL CHAT.'=G E A, 'BT 1, 1949, B:Co P. V. The Wloc %thly Lleeting of the City Council met in the Co:ncil Rooms of the City Hall, with L'ayor Leo J. !'iason, presiding.�� on Aoll C #11 the £)llowing Ceuncilm - :n answered p_e ent. Wm Claisyer, L. E. Burrell, John Ayers, Fran :lomge:ist, Dale Fenrich and 3ryan narding. The Bills for July were read and on motion by .laisyer, s - conded by Furrell that these bills be j I. alloyed and 7;zcrants orde ed drawn for the various amounts all o= ,Ii ch had been &:?proved by the Finance Conunittee. G. - .+4L nL FUND 5AL4RIM G 9ERr:ICFS Nos. ' Wbat for. Amount. 645 Leo J. Nason 646 'irilliam ilaisyer 647 John Eyars 645 Lawrence Murrell 649 dale r enrich 650 Bryan 'larding 651 ! I]lom -uist 6'2 Ada "artanbower 653 Edith H. Church G51 Dorothy Yartin 055 First 'National Bank - Caldwell 656 Bankers Life Company 657 H. '�. earmenter 658 C. D. Rush 659 Pint ' Bank- C - 660 Lionel C. Erall 061 Coy Collins G62 7 ldo Pa :dock 663 Forrest .Ullender 664 C. L. :lorabaugh 665 3ugene Inge 666 Dale Hanks 667 Geor� Charlton 668 3-or KniCht 669 Robert Collins 670 M Y 671 l5. F. Johnston 672 Aubrey Smith 673 Jack Gooch 6'74 @. C. Stevens 675 Leonard Charlton 676 Gordon Sams 67 ", State Treasurer 678 State- Treasurer 679 First national Bank - Caldwell 680 rankers Life Company 681 Robt 0. Flood 682 Tale Gs Haile 683 Ramon 5. larnes 681 Wrr, 1. Carlson 685 B. R. Collins Salar; Withholding Tax Ins -m-w, ce Salary Services , .fithholding T Salary r u City's Pay'mt Fireman's Fund '.7ithho1ding Tax Insurance Salary n n Z 100.00 40.00 40.00 40 :co 40.00 40.00 J, 214.1.5 176.65 1 15.5 64.28 4.'5 229.00 53.00 21:00 238.20 p 212.30 219.65 215.95 it 200.30 203.30 215.95 I I; 215.35 r. 211.05 189.00 25.00 1 25.00 29.00 25.00 25.00 2$.00 L5 go 45 :90 94.30 34.75 279.6 255.45 l i 228.85 237.15 228,85 it