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Home My WebLink About1945-08-06city council minuteswa r- yi r I Orel 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 w. v. Srall 1522 Arthur 1.50 Lester Larson 219 /Chicago 1.50 Frank t•ledlin 610 Everett 1.50 Emert Packard 1224 Aluany 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. z', Root Canyon Hill 1.55 R.iti. Jewett 2402 Illinois 1.50 Total " 31.95 Upon Roll Call it appeared tPiat the motion was unanimously curried. There tieing no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Thornock, seconded by Councilman P'cNoill that Council adjourn. Notion carried. President of the Council and Acting Mayor. City Clerk. CO[ndCIL C [AIT -7E.S, „ AUCUST 6, 1945 8:00 P.M. The R.o;_ul.ar Monthly Meeeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with tha President of the Council, Pete Olesen pr-siding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present; J, R. Sloop, Pete Clasen, Leo J. Mason, L. r. Burrell, 0. L. Thornock and T?, MCNeill. Absent: Mayor G. L. Crookham, ,Ir The '^mutes July 2nd, 7th, 16th, and 26th, were read and approved as read. 113SOLUTION. - By Councilman Thornock. CLEVE GROOPAE, attorney at law of Caldwell, Idalo, 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, Block 38, Dorman's Addition to the City, and the Mayor and Council having duly considered the same, the following preamble and resolution was presented by Councilman Thornock, who moved the adoption 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- ments 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.years 1937, 1938, 1939 and 1940, on Lots 13 to 24, inclusive, in said Block 38, making A total of X161.76; now, therdfore " BE IT RBSOLVED, that upon the payment to the Treasurer of the City of Caldwell of one -bB if of the said several sums above mentioned by t'ae said Orace E. Smythe, the Treasurer of tl:e City of Caldwell be, and he is hereby, aut_iorized and directed to cancel the remainder of said taxes and assessments for irrigation and for ma'ntenance on streets,,: 3 and that one -half of the SRI' ossessments for the said sevarel years nbove mentioned be, and the same are herlaby, given." ,r t; A yen and nay vote was had thereon with the folloering /Councilmen voting in favor thereof: Thornock, Burrell, Sloop, Mason, Oleson and.ficffeill. And the fol - nring Councilmen voting Against; None. The following Councilmen were absent and net voting; Atone Thereupon the Acting ;'nyor declared the motion carried and the preamble and resolution i adopted. The Bills for July were read end on motion by Sloop, seconded by 1" aill that these Pills be allowed and WRrre.nts ordered drawn for the various amlurts all of which had been approved by the Finance Committee. MDtion carried. GEfTERA. L FUND "dos. Frame. Whst for. Amount. 482 0. L. Crookham, Jr., ^.alsry 50.00 483 Leo J. Mason. " 75,00 484 R. AT, i'Crei71 " 25.00 485 Pete Clasen " 25.00 486 J. R. Sloop " 25.00 487 0. L. Thornock " 25.00 488 L g uurrdll fartenbower " 25.00 469 Ada Salary 162.80 490 ?dith A Church �ortanbower " 128.50 491 Luolla " 17.25 492 1 "Irst National Bank - Caldwell T ~ x 58.70 493 The Mt. States Tel R- Tel ?ientsl & Toll 11.20 494 Burroughs Add.inr; ac' Co., "echanical Service 8.80 495 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 5.10 496 Summers Stationery it 497 1T. t. Parmenter aInry ,55 176.10 498 First ational San Caldwell Tax 23.90 499 The 3't. States Tel ;- Tel Rental ?, Toll 9.10 500 Burroughs .Adding "Rchine Mechanical Service 8.80 501 Summers Stationary Supplies 1.65 502 Idaho Power Co., Power 33.18 503 The Caxton Printers Supplies 4.95 504 Barbee Paint & Glass Co., " 1.50 505 1 ,111ler Hdw. Co., " 1.05 506 The Caxton Printers " 1.25 507 Caldwell Ice & Cold Storage " 508 Lionel C. Frall Salary .90 195.70 509 Coy Collins " 172.10 510 Waldo Paddock " 173.10 511 John Demond " 177.50 512 Forrest Villender " 177.50 513 Eugene fnee " 153.40 514 Dale Souks, Assig City Tree. " 177.50 515 Ordal Royce Serlices 21.50 516 Lee T'offman " 19.50 517 Chas Wood " 17.50 518 W. P. Johnston if 14.00 519 Marshall Crenshaw ' 12.50 520 P^etthew Maxwell +' 11.50 521 Bryan Harding " 10.50 522 R. Stevens " 6.50 523 Charles Hoyt " 4.50 524 First rational P,ank- Caldwell T "x 96.20 525 State Treasurer 2'1 Firemen's 3alartes 27.00 526 State Treasurer City's py'mt 27.00 527 Nelson Equipment Supplies 50.20 526 Burns Chev. Co., " 12.31 529 Ant .States Tel r Tel Rental & Toll 16:90 530 Troy Laundry 8- Dry Cleaning Supplies 8.32 531 Garber Market 6.a6 532 Miller Rdw. Co., " 5.65 533 Caldwell Plg & ptg. Co., " 2.63 534 Caldwell Auto Supply " 2.01 535 Moore Stationary " 536 Collins Richfield .60 537 Ernest Mason Salary .50 205.30 538 Vim Onrlson " 192.80 539 Jack Thomas " 168.60 540 Clifford Raymond 171.60 541 Carl F. Siegmann " 156.90 542 Emmett Giddings " 144.40 144.40 543 URrold Whitley ti 544 Elwood Siegmann n 545 546 F.�tl.Arhold Fir t National dank -C ldrell Salary T 25 50.00 547 Garber Yotor Co., x Su dies 100.20 546 Pitt. States Tel P °; Tel Rental P, Toll 37,10 549 The Dille Agency Pond 9.25, 550 The Caxton Printers Supplies 5.20 J JI a,, I 15 as' N ams, , Mat for. Amount. 51 Collins Richfield Supplies 4,55 552 Western Union Tolegraph Telegrams 3,90 553 Fsyne Auto Co., Supplies 1,80 554 Falk's Caldwell Store to .69 555 Charles Robertson Salary 96.60 556 Dr. P.obt P. Williams- " 50.00 557 First rational Bank- Cnldell T 3.20 558 Agnes 1 1. Denman Certificates `55,50 559 The Dille Agency Bond 9,25 560 L. M. Porter Salary 215,20 561 Bryan 11arding It 177.40 562 First +Vational Nank- CnIdwell T,x 70,40 563 Iodge ?'otor Co., Supplies 13.62 564 Burns ChBv, Co., " 12.08 565 The Caxton Printers ° 6.00 666 Robt I, Troxall Salary 75.00 567 Idaho First National Bank- Rent 60.00 568 Caldwell "Taws Tribune Printing 74.26 569 Signal 011 Co., Gasoline 319.87 I &� YItchelI- Graves Agency Insurance 7.31 TCI'Ah G *;P'a;:A7. FUND 5,199.96 ROAD FUND 571 S. P. Glenn Salary 271,24 572 Vance ?eck " 173.72 573 Alvin Carney 156.05 574 Ray R. Jewett Services 122.20 575 Dean Asheraft " 66.16 576 7d Tallman " B1.68 577 Hugh Brock " 78.32 578 Fred Schroeder " 71.31 579 John Schroeder " 77.01 580 Wilbur Plyhsrt " 50.40 581 G. S, Sayre " 32.96 582 First ational Bank- Galr?well Tax 116,60 583 Idaho Refining Co., Asphalt 1,953.02 504 Rey R. Jewett Supplies 132.00 565 Henry L. Horn Trucks A' Drivers 78.00 536 Baxter Foundry g Machine Works SuW ies 56,85 587 , 588 Westcott Oil Co., 52.50 f Richfield 011 Corp to 43.30 589 The Salt Lake Hardware Co., It 41.55 590 Salt Lake Hdw. Co., ° 36.93 591 Richfield Oil Corp " 30.61 30,61 592 D. N. Mordling c arts Co,, it 593 Hoff Bldg Supply it 16.55 594 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., " 14.85 595 Lobnitz & Yanke Machine Shop " 14.00 596 Caldwell Auto Supply " 13.02 597 Arthur Allen " 11.25 598 Idaho Power Co., Power 10.00 599 jr. W.Weeks & Son Supplies 9.10 600 Milliner Transfer 8 Storage 8.82 601 decker Hdw. Co., to 5.70 602 Howard Electric " 4.66 603 turns Chev. Co., " 4,30 604 *astern Auto Supply " 2.38 605 The Western Union Telegrams 2.10 606 Columbia Equipment Co., Supplies 2.03 607 H. J. McNeel " 1.25 608 Palk's Caldwell Store " 1.19 609 Caldwell Truck-& Imp Co ^ 1.15 610 Clerk's Cash R volving Fund ° 611 Payne Auto Co „ " .52 24.00 TOTAL ROAD FUND 3,914.94 CEMETERY FUND 12 Geo ?iammar Salar 613 H. L. G -anger Services 141.20 614 Wayne Thornock " 138.00 15 -Tack Soren 138,00 - 616 Harry Granger " 138.00 17 Sherrel Hammer " 138.00 fi18 Don L. Ham*sar " 30.00 19 20 Ada N_artenbower First ` dank- Caldwell salar Tax 21 Irrigator's Lbr, Go „ Supplies 126.40 53.52 22 Jacobsen Pfanufacturing Co., 26.91 23 The Salt Lake Hardware Co., " 16.30 24 Roward- Cooper " 25 Kings Auto Supply 11.17 7.50 1 26 Miller Ildw. Co., " 7.12 5 27 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 4.30 28 R & V 011 Co., Supplies 3.25 29 Tdnho Power CO., Power .85 11 30 Becker Hdw, Co., Supplies .45 TOTAL CEITTERY FUND 0 1,194.37 3� 687 Nos. Name, What for. Amount. Roy Velton " 229.85 PARK FUND E Gulley " 152.70 631. S.E. Lamkin Salary 176.10 691 Louise Keefer 632 James 11brrill " 151.90 Services 111.70 833 Barry Flagg Services 147.20 694 Floyd Gates 634 Bidl Newland " 136.90 30.00 635 John Gibson " 136,90 636 71. C. Sexton " 109.30 637 P..I, Ward " 108.30 638 J. L. Johnson " 98.90 639 A.C. Bullock " 63.50 i 640 T,_ R. Goss " 46,00 J 641 Herman Jensen " 36.00 642 A. L. Gray " fi 00 643 First "ational Bank - Caldwell Tax 92.10 644 City Youth Council City's payment 150.00 645 Idaho Power Co., Power 31.31 646 Collins Richfield Service SuPRliea 14.14 647 E Douglas & Rising Electric 12.97 648 Shorb Printing 11 12.10 649 Pantencostal hurch " 12.00 650 J. W.Weeks & Co., " 11.35 _ 651 The Caxton Printers " 7.48 652 Miller rdw. Co. " 6.05 1653 Be-nett Machine t.'Nelding �iorka " 5.30 654 Irrigator's Lbr, Co., " 4.50 655 S. H. Grimmitt " 3.75 656 Burns CFev. Co., ^ 2.41 657 Becker Rdw. Co., " 2.20 65P Idaho Power Co., Power 1.70 659'_ Coop Oil Corp Supplies 1,00 660 Cel,dwell Pig A• 8tg Co., + .S8 I TOTAL PARK FITND 1,619.49 AIRPORT FUND 662 T.. W.Weeks & Sons, supplies 30.05 TOTAL AIRPORT FUND w 30.05 STREET LIGP?mIFG FUND 662 Idaho Power Co., Street Lighting 727.85 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND 727.65 IRRIGATION FUND 663 C.. L, Bourland Salary 188.96 664 Guy Healy " 199,40 665 Oscar Nauman " 188.68 666 NOPI Nadeau " 152,20 667 Henry Mende " 171.18 668 Tl. J. Lawrence Services 93.60 669 Tom Alexander " 85.30 670 Manny Olsen " 81.00 671 Wm 'Xitzig " 73,60 672 First r ational Eank- Caldwell T"x 116.50 673 Idaho Power Co., Power 61.65 674 Brooks 'Service Sup ;lies 25.95 675 Pi. P. Parmenter, Treas 9,50 676 Payne Auto Co., 8.30 j 677 678 Irrigator's Lbr. Co., Leo J, 1,'„son Bu'ch Co., ^' 7.75 7,50 679 Armco Drainage & 1°etal Products " 7.08 680 Boise Payette Lbr, Co., " 5.13 681 Bennet Machine & Welding !Yorks 5.00 ,682 Westeott Oil Co., " 4,74 6 Richfield Oil Lorp " 4.74 ( 684 Garber P "otor Go., " 3.21 685 � Vil_ler Hdw. Co „ Oo., " " 1.00 686 J. W.Weeke & .60 } I J TOTAL L. ".RIGATIOPI FUND 1,619,49 u . +HATER FUND 687 C. D, Crandall Salary 176..10 688 Roy Velton " 229.85 689 E Gulley " 152.70 690 Claude Worsham " 140.20 691 Louise Keefer " 121.00 692 Rhn'PAerrill Services 111.70 693 S. 1N. Dildine " 59. 0 694 Floyd Gates " 45.660 695 Emmett Gnrland 30.00 696 First Naticnsl Bank- C2)dwe11 Tax 141,10 ., 3 TOTAL 7ATBR FUND 2,979.41 SPRAYING FUND 725 Nos, Name. Pihst for, Amount. Services 128.20 Idaho Power Co.; Sower 411:99 I Ed Tollman " It 697 698 Hersey Mfg. Co., Suppdies 411.00 727 Hugh Brock 699 Waterworks Equipment Co., 163.23 91.72 728 700 Crane Co., " 161.97 " 96.17 n 1 701 Kersey Mfg. Co., 153.00 Wm Cordell " 702 Salt Lake Hdw. Co., It 101.10 730 First National Bank- Caldwell 1703 Shorb Printing Co., "1. 77.97 73.20 h 731 704 Armco Drainage 9-T4eta1 Products 87.17 Supplies 399.96 705 Mt. Ste +es Tel & Tel Rental d: Toll 41.60 The Eardie Mfg Co., ' 706 Rensselaer Va've Co., Supplies 32.92 733 Western Auto Supply 707 Lao in. Meson Buick Co., " 29.95 11.29 - 706 Villiner eruct; Line " 21.43 " 8,50 709 Wescott Oil Co., " 21.20 Burns Chev. Co., +' 710 Burrou hs Adding Machine " 14.60 736 J. 1 & Son 711 The Hardie Mfo Co. " 11.19 4,00 737 712 Falk's Caldwell Store " 7.95 11 1.50 713 Home Ltr Y.- Coal Co., 7.51 Caldwell A,tto Supply " 714 Western Auto Supply " 7.14 739 Halverson & 'Martin 715 Barbee Glass &- Paint " 5.85 1.00 740 716 Yoore Stationary " 4.80 " .60 J 717 Collins Richfield Services It 4.25 TOTAL SPRAYING FUND " 718 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund It 4.03 SPRIITY.LIYG FUND 719 The Caxton Printers " 3.75 I� 741 720 D. J. Lamm " 3.00 Salary 212 721 Purkhiser rise " 2.44 'Nm Gainey 722 [9e3tern Union Telegraph " .B1 743 J. L. Sparks 723 Becker Hdw. Co., " .80 30 00 744 724 F.E. Parmenter " .75 Tax TOTAL 7ATBR FUND 2,979.41 SPRAYING FUND 725 Wilbur Wykirt Services 128.20 726 Ed Tollman " 93.38 727 Hugh Brock " 91.72 728 Dean Ashcraft " 96.17 729 Wm Cordell " 77.01 730 First National Bank- Caldwell Tax 73.20 h 731 Reilly Atkinson & Co., Supplies 399.96 732 The Eardie Mfg Co., ' 18.20 733 Western Auto Supply " 11.29 734 H. E. Parmenter " 8,50 735 Burns Chev. Co., +' 6,95 736 J. 1 & Son " 4,00 737 Caldwell Radiator Works 11 1.50 738 Caldwell A,tto Supply " 1.02 739 Halverson & 'Martin " 1.00 740 Western Union Tel " .60 J 762 TOTAL SPRAYING FUND " � 1,012.70 SPRIITY.LIYG FUND I� 741 J. S. Wymore Salary 212 742 'Nm Gainey 136.90 743 J. L. Sparks " 30 00 744 First National Bank- Caldwell Tax 35.70 745 Caldwell Auto Supply Supplies 6.50 TOTAL SPRINYLING FTJND 423.90 LIBRARY FUND 746 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 144.40 747 Flavilla C.Blondel it 116.80 748 D. D.Bagley it 74.30 749 Birginia Patterson Services 20.30 750 First ' Sank- Caldwell Tax 44.50 751 Demeo Library Supplies Supplies 752 Idaho Power Co., ° 24.68 753 Purkhiser Else Co., " 10.22 754 Gaylord Bros, Inc " 8.25 755 The Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental 4.00 756 Becker Hdw. Co., supplies 2,25 757 A merican Corporation Bodks 142.60 . 2 758 The H. IN. Wilson Co., 11 60 759 The Oregon News Co., " 37.16 760 Doubleday, Doran & Co., " 18.50 761 Summers Stationery " 121.50 762 The Caxton Printers " 7.77 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND 886.98 GRAND TOTAL 07 EXPENTDITT.TRPS FOR JTJLY, 1945, $ 19,482.17. Application for taxi -cab license was read from Fred L. Chandler, the fee ac- companying the application. a'} Moved by McNeill, seconded by Burrell that this License be granted, to period from August 6th, 1945 to December 319t, 1945, Motion carried, A petition was presented to the Mayor and Council petitioning the enlargement of the city water main on blest Canyon will, to insure adequate fire protection to prop located there. The Mayor referred this matter to the Fire Chief, Thereupon Cm mcilman Sloop introduced. Bill No 7, entitled: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR T ASS71 c5 'TL' fT AND LEVY OF A TAX FOR GEAIIi AL REVM=,, PURP06PS FOR PAYING TTiE CURRENT TXPENSES OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO, FOR TITE FISCAL Y ^AR B EOINNNING TFIE FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1945. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 7., It was moved by Sloop, seconded by Burrell that the rules requiring that the read- ing of s Bill on three aeparate days be suspended and that Bill No 7, be read the second time title by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on its final passage. The Mayer directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the follow ing result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Sloop, Olesen, Mason, Burrell and Thorno Negative: None. Absent and not voting: "one. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill ITo 7, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 7 pass? The Mayor directed the Clerk to coil the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were: Sloop, Olesen, V. son, Burrell and Tl ornock. Negative: None. Absent and hot voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 7 had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed andapproved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 643, The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same end to cause Ordinance No 643, to be published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the Citp of Caldwell, Idaho. The ??nyor appointed HAROLD WHITLW, D 'RgfC SFRORANT (NIGHT) on the POLICE FORCE. Moved by Sloop, seconded by Meson that this appointment be confirmed. Mr. S. F. Rose appeared and stated that he wished to purchase thesfollowdn lots owned by the City: Lots 17 to 21 inclusive In Block 29, Original Townsite. The President of the Council informed Mr. Rose that this property would have to be advertised for public sale. Moved by Thornock, seconded by McNeill that the City should not accept less than $100.00 bid and in the event such initial bid is made then the City Clerk shell advertise a public sale on said lots to highest bidder such notice to be published once each week for two succesive weeks in the Caldwell News- Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Cnldvlell, Idaho, V,, 7. ,raves appeared i, person Lefore the Con.ncil end mnda applicst'on for the opening of Idaho Street between Washington Avnmle and Wyoming Avenue and the opening of Wyoming Avenue between Idaho Street and Pine Sweet in the City of Caldwell. Ne offered to deliver to the City of Caldwell a Deed of conveyance executed by himself and his wife cover the following described portion of the tract of land formerly platted as Wayne's Re -sub- di-Lision of Lots 1, 2, and 3 in Rlock 39 of Washington Feights, Steunenberg and hands Ad- dition to Caldwell, Idaho, as shown on the official Plat of said re- subdivision on file and and on record in the office of the recorder of Canyon County, Idaho, to -wit: Beginning at the Southwest corner of said Block formerly platted as Block 39 of 'lashington iTeights Steunenberz and Hands Addition, and running thence Fast along the South line of said Block, a distance of 320.80 feet; running thence North 25 feet; running thence vilest rarellel J I� J �f I with the South line of said Block to the point of intersection with the Tiortb esterly line of said Block, that being the Southeasterly boundary line of 16th Avenue in Caldwell, Idaho; running thence Southwesterly along said Northwesterly line of said Block to the point of beginning. Leo J. Thereupon it was moved by Councilmen1lason, seconded by Councilman J. R. Sloop, that; (a) The City of Caldwell accept the conveyance of the above described property for the purpose of mating srid Idaho Street a full 50 feet in width; (b) That the name of said Idaho street be changed and hereafter be officially designated as Logan Street; (c) That as soon as equipment, labor and material are available, said Logan Street (formerly Idaho Street between Washington Avenue and 19yoming Avenue) and Wyoming Avenue between Logan Street and Pine Street, be opened and later filled, graded and improved. In response to roll call u�;on said motion,Councilmen votinb asa were: Sloop, Mason, Olesen, Burrell, Thornock and Ucueill. Voting " *day" were: None. A'osent and not voting : None. Mation osrried. There bring no further business to comelefors the Council it was moved by Councilman Sloop, seconded by Councilman Masan that Council adjourn. Motion carried. President of thg,Cpuneil and Acting Mayor, City Clerk. Council Chambers, AUGUST 14, 1945, 8.00 P. ,,. The Council met on r.,11 of the movnr_ Dursuant to Call and acknowledgment of notice in the following form: CALL AND ACTN0^ EW PLRDC T OF NOTICE F we, the undersigned, Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, h aho, do each hereby acknowledge 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. M., on the 14th day of August 1945, for the transaction of all business in connection with the follow- ing object: an agreement to be entered into between the City of Caldwell and the State of Idaho covering acquisition of rig t of hI way, grading, draining and surfacing, 0.389 miles of Franklin Lane Highway within the limits of the City of Caldwell designated as Federal Aid Project No 241 B (2), which object has been submitted to each of the * ndersigned in writing. WITNESS our signatures this t 1 E3I day of u 1945, r� R Mayo 4RO11CRl'l man )man man ouncilman an Councilman he following C61xncilmen -yswered pr sent: J. R. Sloop, Leo J. Mason, Pete Olesen, L. E. Burrell and R, H. Pdcldeill . The Mayor informed the Council the meeting was called to discuss the agreements to be entered into between the City of Caldwell and the Stnte of Idaho covering acquisition Of right of way, grading, draining and surfacing 0.389 miles of Franklin Lane Highway within the limits of the City of Caldwell designated as Federal Aid Project No 241 B(2).