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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1931-07-27city council minutes1�- July 7, 1931 STREET LIGHTS 476 Idaho Power cc Street Lights 878.16 N MO;RGENCY FM 476 Road Viand Avon Street Bridge 2,416.00 LOCAL IMPROVEEEHT DIST. 160. 13 477 0aldwgll Pabliehing Co Printing Notices 12.E6 ✓ GRAND TOTAL OF EBPENDITURES fJ 16,934.13 . Applications for Renewal of Pool Hall Licensee was read from George Franklin, I. H. Waters, W. L. Bradley and P. A. Martin. And on motion made by Dickens and seconded by Keister the above applications were granted and Licenees reneted. Moved iiy Vassar and seoonded by Keister that we return the Oertified Checks to Morrison- 10.ludsen and The Idaho construction Co, furnished by the above companies as sureties of good faith on bide on oiling Local Improvement Districts No. 12 and tic. 13. Motion carried. The City Attorney was asked to write to Walter H. Hodges, Seattle Attorney, telling him that after due'oonsideration the city council had decided to take no further potion . on the Petition of the Company representing the Bond Holders o$ Bonds in L. I. D. 00. 2.. Moved by Vassar and seconded by 8andmeyer that we send the Fire chief, Doyla Fender, to Pocatello for the biliremen's Convention, July 9,10 and 11th. and that the City pay all his neoesseiy expenses. Motion Carried. Moved by Dickens and seconded by xeister that this council stand adjourned. of n Carried. mayor r COUNCIL OHAMBERS, JULY 27, 1931 8:00 P. M. The City Council met in pursuant to a published notice for the purpose of consider- ing protests to the proposed Financial Budget of the City for the year 1931 and 1932, with Mayor Fled L. Lilly presiding. On Roll Cell the following councilmen answered present: M. 8. 8andmeyer, A; G; Keis- ter, C. E. Bales, Joe Dickens and 0. M. Johnson. Absent E. L. Vassar. This being the date 'set for hearing protests against the proposed estimate of aspen. ditares of the 91ty of Caldwell for the fiscal year beginning the First Tuesday in Zky 1931 and ending the First Tuesday in May 1932: The said estimate and tax levy being in.etoess Of ten mills for general purposes. The 01erk presented the affidavit of publication of said notice which is in words and figures as follows: AFFIDAVET OF PUBLICATION. State of Idaho ) as. County cf'Caryon ) Mile A; Shorb being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is foreman of CALDWELL PUBLISHING COMPANY'. publisher of the Caldwell mews- Tribune, a semi- weekly newspaper published at Caldwell, Idaho; that the said paper is in general circulation in the County aforesaid, and has been for a period of 78 weeks proceeding fret publication of Zhis advertisement, a copy of which is attached hereto, and was published in the regular edition of said The Caldwell News - Tribune five consecutive weeks beginning with the issue of June •22, 1931 and ending with the issue of July 20, ( Signed ) Emile A. Shorb. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st day of July, 1931; ( Signed ) Nell Wilson ( SEAL J notary Publio Residing at Caldwell, Idaho. I { I July 27th. 1931 F I The Mayor asked if there was anyone present that desired to be heard on the matter Of the proposed estimate and tax levy. There was no one to speak either for or against th Proposed estimate. The Mayor end Council took the matter of the proposed estimate and tax levy under consideration. Thereupon, Councilman Sandmeyer introduced bill No. 1, by Sandmeyer, entitled: AN ORDINANCE TERMED THE ANNUAL ¢¢PPPROPRIATION BILL APPROPRIATING MONEY IN SUCH SUM OR SUMS AS ARE DEEMED NECESSARy,70 DEFRAY ALL PROPER E%PENSES AND LIABILITIES OF THE CITY OF C ALDW L , 17)80, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING ON THE FIRST TUESDAY IN MAY, 1931 PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 3940 , IDAHO COMPILED STATUTES, AS AMENDED By CHAPTER 157, LAWS OF 1923 OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, AND AS AMENDED BY CHAPTER 158, LAWS OF 1927 OF.THE STATE OF IDAHO; AND SECTION 4053, IDAHO COMPILED STATUTES, AS AMENDED BY CHAPTER 129, LAWS OF 1921 OF TEE STATE OF IDAHO. WHICH WAS READ FOR THE FIRST TIME AND THE Council proceeded to a consideration of said B13 it was moved by Sandmeyer and seconded by Diokena that all rules requiring a Bill to be read on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No. 1 be read the second time by title and the third time in fV11. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the question as stated, which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were : §andmeyer, Water, Bales, Dickens amd Johnson. Those voting in the negative none. Absent and not voting Vassar. The Mayor then declared the notion carried by the necessary three — fourth majority, and directed the Clerk to read Bill No. 1 the second time.by title and the third time bn full sootion by section. The Clerk read the bill as directed. On the question as put by the Mayor, ,° Shall Bill No. 1 pass? °, the mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll with the.following result. Those voting in the affirmative ware, Samdmeyer, Meister, Bales, Dickens and Johnson. Those voting in the negative, None. Those absent and not voting, 88sear. Thereupon, the Mayor declared Bill No. 1 Passed, and in open session of the Council, the Mayor signed and approved said bill; and the Clerk duly attested the - Same, which, thereupon, became Ordinance no. 494. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make the proper •entry of the passage of the Ordinance upon the Journal of the proceedings of the. Council as part of the minutes of this meeting and further directed the Clerk to cause Ordinance No. 494 to be published in the Caldwell Newe- Tribune, the official newspaper of the City o4 Caldwell. Fred Kobus appeared before the Council and asked that his time be extended for moving the cabins from the Tourist Park. .Moved by Sandmeyer and seconded by Dickens that the matter be referred to the Park Committee, with power to sot. Motion Carried. N. 0. Lodge appeared bofore Council and asked that the light and light pole in front - of the Lodge motor Co .building be removed to make room for the drive way for the new 'service station. Moved by Dickens and seoonded:.by Johnson that the Mayor appoint a committee to asoer— tain if there would be any objection from the other property owners in the block. The said committee was to confer with the City Attorney as to the legality of moving said pole. Motion carried. The Mayor appointed Kn ieter, Johnson and Dickens with instructions to investigate the matter right away and then to•oonfer with the other two Councilmen, Sandmeyer and Bales. T. A. Walters appeared and asked that the City divert all excess irrigation water to the Black Canyon Irrigation District canals and ditches. The Mayor referred the matter to the Irrigation Committee with.direotions to divert all water possible. The following Resolution was then introduced by Keister4 1 J� July 27, 1931• A RESOLUTION CREATING A ZONING OCURISSION OF SEVEN L RS; PROVIDING FOR THEIR APPOINTMENT AND PRESCRIBING THEIR DUTIES. G,v eRF,4 s After due and proper consideration, the Mayor and Counoil of the Oity of Ueldwall, Idaho, have determined that for the purpose of promoting health, safety, more and general welfare of the said city, the height, number of stories and size of buildings and other structures, the percentage of lot that may be occupied, the size of yards, court and other open spaces, the density of population, and the location and use of buildings, structures and land for trade, industry,residenoe or other purposes, should be regulated and rest-rioted; and WHEREAS, The said city should be divided into districts of such number, shape and area as may be deemed best suited to carry out the above -named purposes; and, MMREAe, In compliance with the provisions of Chapter 174 of the Idaho Sessions Laws of 1928 as amended by.Ohapter 14 of the Idaho Sessions Laws of 1997, a commission to be known as the Zoning Commission shall be appointed to recommend the boundaries of the various original districts and appropriate regulations to be enforced therein; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESORVED BY-THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO: Section 1. That there is hereby created a commission to be known as the Zoning Com- mission, composed of seven members, to be appointed by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, from among the citizens thereof at iarge,.and not more than two members of the Council of said city shall be members of the said commission. Section E That the said Zoning Commission shall recommend to the Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, the boundaries of Zoning Districts in said city, and regulations and restrictions concerning the height, number of stories and size of buildings and other (structures, the percentage of lot that may be occupied, the size of yards, courts and . other open spaces, the density of population, and the location and use of buildingd, struot urea and land for trade, industry, residence and other purposes, within said districts, beet suited to promote health, safety, morale and general welfare of said oity. Section S. That all such regulations shall be uniform for each class or kind of buildings throughui& each district, but the regulations in one district may differ from those in other districts. Such regulations shall be made in accordance with a comprehensive plan and design to lessen congestion in the streets, to secure from fire, panic and other damages; to promote health and the general welfare; to provide adequate light and air, to,: prevent the over - crowding of land; to avotld undue concentration of population; to facili- tate the adequate provision of transportation, water, sewerage, schools, Parke and other public requirements. Such regulations shall be made with reasonable consideration, among other things, as to the character of the gg district and its peouliat suitability for par - tioular uses, and with a view to conserve the value of buildings and encouraging the most -appropriate use of land throughout said city. Section 4. 'islet such V- oommission shall make a preliminary report and hold public hearings thereon before submitting its final report to said Council. ? PASSED by the,Counoil thi® 27th. day of July, 1931. APPROVED by the Mayor this 27th. day of July, 1931. ATTEST �� rti4 uIvy uLerx. mayor I I I 1 I I i l I Moved by dandmeyer and seconded by Hales that the above Resolution be adopted. Motion carried. July 27,'1931 �1 i 9 i The Mayor then appointed E. L. Vassar, G. F. Bales, Chas. Lanreneen, I. M. McCarthy, Kra. M. L. .walker, Dr. F. M. Ohle and F. H. Miohneleon. as the above oommittee. Moved by Johnson and seconded by Dickens that the Council confirm the Mayor!s appointments.. Motion carried. Hugh B. Caldwell appeared and asked the Council to permit W. M. Brooks to construct a service station on sw 70feet of Lots 22, 23 And 24, Block 24, original Townsits. Mx. Caldwell also. made formal application for permit to construct such service station. The application for the above permit being outside the fire limits, it was moved by sandmeyer and seconded by uiokens that the Council met August 17th. 1981, at 8 :00 P.. M. as the date for hearing any protests to the above petition. Motion Carried. On motion of Dickens and seconded by Roister, the Council stood adjourned. lJ' i • c y ULerx mayor COUNCIL ORAMBERS, Angast 3, 1981 8 :00 Y. M The city Council met in regular session with Mayor, Fred L. Lilly, presiding: On Roll Call. the following Counoilmen answered present: M. S. Samdmeyer, C. E. Bales, R. L. Vassar, Joe Dickens and 0. M. Johnston. A. G. Reinter was absent when the Roll was called but came in later and was marked present. _ Mrs. Geo. Bartlett appeared and asked that the Special City taxes of Sprinkling and heed cutting be cancelled on Lots 13, 14 and 15, Block 102 Goandu Addition. Said taxes amounting to 0 39.88. Moved by Vassar end seconded by Dickens that the matter be taken under advisement. H. F. Wegner, accompanied by his Attorney, Hugh N. Caldwell, appeared and took up with the Mayor and council the matter of his oontrect of hauling the garbage from the City. gey Major appeared and asked that his 2* acres of land in Block 66, Mt. View Addi- tion on Collage Avenue be vacated as to the platting. Tom coohrane , with a number of others, appeared and asked'Ihlat if the Council granted the Petition to open and grade 6th. 6treet was granted that,5th. Street be also included in the work and that 5th. Street from Denver Street to Freeport be opened and graded. The Clerk read the minutes of July 7 and July 27. These Minutes were approved. A Petition, signed by 27 petitioners, was presented to open Borth 6th, Street from Albany Street to Plgin street. Said Petition was referred to the Road Committee. The July bills were ran& and on motion made by Bales and seconded by Johnston these bills were allowed and warrants were ordered drawn for the various amcante, all of which had been approved by the Chairmen of the Finance Committee, as follows; so. Name GBRERAL FUND. r'or what Amount 478 Fred L: Lilly 479 Ad. s. sandmeyer 480 A. G. Roister 481 0. L. Bales 482 .E. L. Vassar 483 Joe Dickens 484 C. M. Johnston 485 C. D. Rash 486 H. E. Parmenter 487 Caxton-Printers 488 w. H. Barnett 489 The Bee Gee Staticnery 490 R. E. Parmenter 491 Luella'Hartenbower 492 Caldwell Newe•Tribune 498. Clerks Revolving Fund 494 Greenlunds Drug oc 495 Hay -Boone Co Salary rt rt Supplies Salary Printing Stamps $applies 8.00v 5.50 5.60 V 8.00„ 3.00 - 5.60L 3.00 -, 60.00 -• 90,04+ 1.50 42.50✓ 10.70'` 50.00 100.00 94.45-W 1.50 -' 1.25-- 7.25 +"