HomeMy WebLinkAbout1945-07-26 city council minutesCOUNCIL CHAMBERS
JULY 26th, 1945,
8 :00 P. M.
The Council met p +tea., ^t - *� prh?.i ^` nd n� *i -r_e and aolmowledgment of notice in
the following form: CALL AND ACRNOWLEDG ?XEENT OF NOTICE
We, the undersigned, Mayor and members of the City
Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do each hereby Rolm owe
ledge notice of a speciAl meeting of said City Council to be
held at the council chambers in the City Hall in the City of
Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of 8 :00 o'clock P. TT., on the
26th, day of July, 1945 for the transaction of all business
In connection with the following object: pursuant to published
notice for public hearing on Bill No 5, extention of "B"
residence zone, which object has been submitted to each of the un
undersigned in writing.
WITNESS our signature this 26 day of July, 1945.
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On R04 Call the follu*1mgCoi,ncilmen answered present: Pete olesen, L. E.
Burrell, 0. L. Thornock and R. x. McNeill. Absent: Mayor G. L. Crookham, Jr., and
Councilmen, J. R, Sloop and I.eo J. Mason.
In the absence of the m the president of the Council presided.
The President of the Council informed the Council this was the date set for
public hearing on the proposed alteration of the bo *indaries of "B" Residence Zone.
The following report was presented to the Mayor and Council by the BOARD OF
ADjUSTbRFNT :
TO THE HONORABLE MAYOPt
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CITY COUNCIL
July 24, 1945.
We the undersigned memberezv of the Board of Adjustment of the City of
Caldwell recommend that Block (11) ^Leven Fair Acres be placed in the (B)
Residence zone.
Signed
Ancil H. Steunenberg, T. W. Dakan, A. J.
Johnson, 0. L. Thornock.
The President rf the Co� asked if there was any one present that desired t9
bo heard on the matter of the proposed alteration of the boundaries of "B" Residence
Zone. There was no one present to speak for or against the proposed 6iteration`of "B"
Residence Zone.
This being the time set for the third reading of Bill No 5, the Vsyor directed
the Clerk to road Bill No 5 in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as
directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 5, pass? The Mayor directed the Cler k to
call the roll-on the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the
affirmative were: Olea®p, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill. Negative: None. Absent and
not voting: Sloop and Mason.
Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill iTo 5, had passed and the Mayor in open session
Of the Council duly signed and attested the some which became Ordinance No 642. The
Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 642,
to be published in the Caldrell Newa- Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Cald-
well, Idaho .
Gouncilmap 0lesen, Chairman of the Water Department presented a list of un-
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collectable water accounts and requested they be charged off the water ledger.
Moved by McNeill, seconded by Burrell that the following amounts be charged off
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I the water ledger:
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Oral Allen
912 Freeport
1.50
Fred Emry
708 Freeport
1,80
Ella W.Gartin
1108 Cleveland
6.70
Anna Haa,ensen
324 Galveston
5.40
Roger Hyatt
1608 Main
1.50
l "l, 7. Krall
1522 Arthur
1.50
Leater Larson
219 /Chicago
1.50
Frank Medlin
610 L'vsrett
1.50
Emart Packard
1224 Aloany
1.50
Ora Smith
1420 Arthur
1.50
Lee Sullivan
1003 Denver
1.50
Fred Specht
1900 Ash
1.50
Pastime Lunch
1.50
W. •, Root
Canyon Hill
1.55
R.R. Jewett
2402 Illinois
1.50
'Total 1 31.95
Upon Roll Call it appeared that the motion was unanimously c
There Leing no further business to come before the Council it was moved by
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Councilman Thornock, seconded by Councilman hIcNei11 that Council adjourn. Motion carried.
President of the Council and
r J Acting Mayor.
City Clerk.
COUNCIL Cl[AMLLRS,
AUCUST 6, 1945,
8:00 P.M.
The Ro�ul.ar Monthly Meeetjng of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of
the City Hall, with the President of the Council, Pete Olesen presiding.
On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present; J. R. Sloop, Pete
Olesen, Leo J. Mason, L. P. Burrell, 0. 1.. Thornock and R. V , Mc*Ieill. Absent: mayor
G. L. Crookham, Jr.,
The ^^mutes Tuly 2nd, 7th, 16th, and 26th, were read and approved as read.
RESOLUTION.
By Councilmen Thornock.
CLEVE GROOME,attorney at law of Caldwell, Idaho, appeared before the Mayor and
Council on behalf of Grace E. Smythe and petitioned the Council in writing for the can-
cellation of city water maintenance and sprinkling and road taxes on Lots 1 and 2 and Lots
13 to 24, Hlock 38, Dorman's Addition to the City, and the Mayor and Council having duly
considered the ssme, the following preamble and resolution was presented by Councilman
Thornock, who moved the adoptin- of the same, which motion was duly seconded by Councilman)
Burrell.
"WHEREAS, there are assessments for irrigation water against the said property
for the.years 1942 to 1945, Inclusive, in a total sum of $183.05, and there are assess -
menta against the said property for street sprinkling and maintenance from the year 1927
to the year 1944 on Lots 1 and 2 and for the year 1929 to the year 1944, with exception
of the 1937, 1938, 1939 and 1940, on Lots 13 to 24, inclusive, in said Block 38,
making a tonal of §161.76; now, therdfore
" BE IT HESOLVED, that upon the payment to the Treasurer of the City of Caldwell
of one -half of the said several sums above mentioned by the said Grace E. Smythe, the
Treasurer of the City of C91drell be, and he is hereby, aut "orized and directed to cancel
the remainder of said taxes and assessments for irrigation and for ma'ntenance on streets,)