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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1929-08-16city council minutesLOCAL STREET bEPROVE ENT DISTRBCT NO. 8 FUND 586 L. M. Porter Salary 45.00 587 S., Earle Boyes Assigned Acot.. 50.00 TOTAL 95.00 DRAINAGE FUND 588 Willard H. Robinson Final Retimate 1806.81 T6TAL 1306.81 AIRPORT FOND 589 Generate Pipe do. Pipe 150.95 590 C. "C. Anderson Go. Assigned Aoct. 18.75 591 Walter Griffiths 24 bra. 12.00 TOTAL 181.70 Grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to $14,155.99. A petition of G. M. Ernst to construct public weighing seals@ oa Lot 1, Block 88, Original Townsite in the middle of the parking on Ninth $treat between Albany Street and the Railroad Track. Also placing coal bunkers on the alley if necessary as said lot. The petition was considered at some length but no action taken. A petition was presented signed by property o�nara abutting,on $verett street and arose streets between Dearborn Street and Rverett,Street from Twelfth Avenue and Twentieth Avenue, to be included in the Blain Street improvement district which is being considered . It was Voted on motion of Sandmeyer, seconded by Bollman, that the sAid petitiol be accepted. It was voted on motion of Johns, deconded by Leighty, that C adjourn to August 16, 1929, at 8:00, P. M. APPROVED: Cz � ez . COUNCIL CHAMBERS, AUGUST 16, 1929, 8:00, P$ M. ecuSoil met in regular session persuant to adjournment of August 5, 1929, with Mayor Modonnel presiding and councilmen BOLLMAN, DICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND SANMYER, PRESENT.. ABSENT NONE. This being the date set for opening bide on local Improvement District No. 7 for Oiling. The I dlerk opened the bid of Morrison- Ebudson ®o., toles, Idaho, which was the only bid rAceived. Morriaon-Moudson Co., bid on 60,246 sq. yards at 19¢, totaling $11,446.74. The Gouncil took said bid under consideration at some length, and on motion of Hallman, seconded by Dtakens, that the bid of Morrison- Enudeon Co., Boise, Idaho, betao- cepted. The Mayor'directed the Olerk to call the roll on the question as stated with the following resul1r: AYES: BOLLMAN, iiICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND SANOMEYER. NAYES AND ABSENT: NONE. The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the bid of Morrison - Knudson Co. accepted. The dlerk presented the application of 0. W. Emmons to construct a Service Station outside the fire limits, on Block 60, Golden Gate Addition to Caldwell, Idaho, together with the publisher's Affidavit of Publication of notice in the Oeldwell News.. Tribuns. There being no protests against the erection of said Service Station, the 0 1 i J I Mayor announced that a resolution authorizing the said service station would be in order. The application of 0. W. Emmons together with the publisher's affidavit and notice now being on file in the office of dity Clerk. RESOLUTION'NO. 10, BY SANDMEYER, was presented as follows; "WHEREAS, 0. W. 2mmome, heretofore made application for permission to areot and construct a service Station within the city limits of the City of Caldwell, out- side the limits proscribed by ordinance ao. 468, and "WHEREAS, Said O. W. Emmons has fully complied with all the requirements of said Ordinancs No. 468, and "WHEREAS, Notice and hearing having been given and had on said matter, pursu- ant to said Ordinance and the Mayor and Oouncil bovine duly coneidered all matters arising on Said hearing and being fully advised in the premises, i " NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED By the Mayor and Council of the City of Cald. well, Idaho, as follows: "Section 1. That 0. W. Emmons be and he hereby is granted a permit to ereot and construct an automobile service station on Block Sixty (60) Golden Gate Addition between the Intersection of North Kimball Avenue on the property of the Said applicant, said structure to be located Pifteen (lb) feet Westerly from the highway and Fifteen (lb) feet Southeasterly from North tifth Street; said service Station to be of the description and structure specified in the application for this permit and for the business of an automobile Service station, including the retail of gasoline and oil as prayed for in said application." Motion was made by 8andmeyer, Seconded by Bollman, that Resolution No. 10 be adopted. The Mayor directed the Clerk to Call the roll on the question as stated, with the following result; AYES: BOLLMAN, DICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND SANDMERBH. NA2E8 AND ABSENT: NONE. Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried sad Resolu- tion adopted. The Mayor and dlerk approved and signed same in open session of the Council. RESOLUTION N0. 11, BY BOLLMAN, was presented as follows: AND ESTAALI RESOLU SH LOCAL STREET 112ROVBEOINT DISTRICT T RICT NO.99, O F , OF THE CITY CALDDWWELL, IDAHO FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING SUITABLE CURB$ AND GUTTERS THERRON; STATING THE STREETS AND ALLEYS UPON YKICH SAID IMPROVEMENT IS TO BE MADE; THE GENERAL CHARACTER OF SAID PRO- POSED IMPROVEMENT; DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL TO MAKE SUCH IMPROVE - MENT; °THE ESTIMATED COST OF THE SAME, AND THAT SUCH COST 18 TO BE ASSESSED AGAINST THE ABUTTING, ADJOINING ADD ADJACENT LOTS AND LANDS ON THE STREETS ALONG OR UPON WHICH SUCH IMPROVEMENTS ARE TO BE MADE, AND UPON LOTS AND LANDS BENEFITED BY SUCH IMPROVEMENTS AND INCLUDED IN SAID IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PORMED; AND THE METHOD BY Im WHICH THE COST AND WITHIN OR THE ON TRICT, MAY BE PILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK; AND FIXING THE TIME WHEN SUCH PRO- TESTS SHALL BE HEARD AND CONSIDERED yY THE COUNOIL; DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL TO PROVIDE voR PHE COSTS AND 1RPENSES ON' SUCH IMPROVEMENTS ARID ISSUING BONDS OF SAID DISTRICT. "WHEREAS, It is deemed advisable and to the best interest of the City of Cald- well, Idaho, that a Local Improvement District be established in said City, including (�1 the property abutting, adjoining, contiguous and adjacent thereto, on the streets and (;I portions of streets and alleys hereinafter in this Resolution specifically aat forth g� and that there shall be ocnetruoted in said district, suitable curbs and gutters Wd that the cost of said improvements shall be levied and assessed against the property, lands and lots, included within said Improvement District, as and in the manner pro- vided by law; "NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED By the Mayor and City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho: "Sectionl. That it is hereby declared to be the intention of the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, in the County of Canyon, State of Idaho, to create and tablish within said City a Local Improvement District to be known, as and called Local Street Improvement District No. 9, for the City of Caldwell, Idaho. "Section 2. That said proposed improvement is an original improvement and the general character of the improvements to be made in the Said proposed Local Street Im- provement District, is curbs and gutters, to be constructed of Portland cement concrete, all in accordance with the plane and specifications therefore, to be hereafter adopted by the Mayor and Council and placed on file in the office of the,City.Ulerk of the City of Caldwell. "Section S. That the said Local Street Improvement District No. 9, wlioh son- siste of, and includes all the lots and lands abutting, adjoining and adjacent to the following named streets and parts of streets in the said City of Caldwell, between the points hereinafter named to a distance back from such streets, if platted in, blocks -to the center of the block, if platted in lots to the center of the lots, and if not plat- ted then to the distance of one hundred twenty -five feet. as shown on the accompanying map. Said streets are designated and described as follows; BLAINE STREET from Ninth Avenue to Twentieth Avenue; TENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Blaine Street to Uleveland Boulevard; ELEVERTH AVENUE SOUTH from Blaine Street to Cleve land `Boulevard= - - TWELFTH , AVENUE SOUTH FROM Arthur Street to Cleveland Boulevard; THIRTEENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Blaine Street to Cleveland Boulevard; FOURTEENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Blaine Street to Cleveland Boulevard; FIFTEENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Blaine Street to Cleveland Boulevard; SIXTEENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Blaine Street to Cleveland Boulevard; SEVENTEENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Blaine Street to Uleveland uoulevard; EIGHTEENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Maine Street to Cleveland Boulevard and Nineteentb Avenue South from Blaine Street to Cleveland Boulevard; Everett Street fromZMALL AVENUE to Twentieth Avenue; BIRTH AVENUE SOUTH from Dearborn Street to Everett; TENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Dearborn Street to Everett; ELEVENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Dearborn Street to Everett; TWELFTH AVENUE SOUTH from Dearborn Street to Everett; 'THIRTEENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Dearborn Street to Everett; FOURTEENTH ATIENUE SOUTH from Dearborn Street to Everett; FIFTEENTH AVENUE SOUTH f=m Dearborn Street to Everett; SIXTEENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Dearborn Street to Everett; SEVENTEENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Dearborn Street to Everett; EIGHTEENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Dearborn Street to Everett; and NINETEENTH AVENUE SOUTH from Dearborn Street to Everett; TWENTIETH AVENUESOUTH from the Nortbeaeterly aide of Blaine Street to Cleveland Boulevard; the Southeasterly side of TWENTIETH AVENUE SOUTH from Cleveland Boulevard to Dearborn Street; TWENTIETH AVENUE SOUTH from Dearborn Street to the Southwest- erly side of Everett Street. "Section 4. That the estimated cost and expense of, said improvement herein provided for is the sum of 4 43.400.00 "Section 5. .That the coat and expenses of Local Street Improvement Diatriet No. 9, and the conatruotion of Said improvement shell be assessed upon the abutting,. ad- joining, contiguous and adjacent lots and lands and upon lots and lands benefited and in- oluded in the improvement district formed, on such streets and alleys proposed to be im- proved as hereinbefore described and said coat and expenses shall be assessed upon the abutting, adjoining, contiguous and adjacent lots and lands and upon lots and lands bene- fited and included in the improvement district formed, each parcel of land being separat- ely assessed for the debt thereof in portion to the number of square feet of such lots and lands abutting, adjoining, contiguous and adjacent thereto or included in the im- provement district to the distance back from the street, if platted in blocks to the cent of the block, if platted in lots to the center of the lots, and if not platted, then to the distance of one hundred twenty -five feet and in proportion to the benefits derived to such property by said improvements sufficient to cover the total cost and expense of the work. The costa and expenses to be assessed as herein provided for shall include the contract price of the improvement, engineering and clerical Service, advertising, cost u ilk � of inspection, cost of collecting assessments, interest upon warrants if issued, and all legal services for preparing proceedings and advising in regard thereto. ((l "Section 6. That the cost and expenses of ell improvements within any inter - aeotion in said Local Street Improvement District Do. 9, shall be paid by the City of Caldwell. "Section 7. That the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, shall assume - to retain full and complete jurisdiction of all construction un rk necessary to construct said improvements and to do the same by contract as provided by law. The committee on Streets together with the City iamginaer, shall, under the direction of the Mayor and Council, supervise said construction wmrk, and see that the same is done in strict so- oordanoe with the plane and speciflcations provided by the City Roginear and approved by the City Council, and such oontraote as may hereafter be entered into by said city and those to whom the contracts may be awarded after due notioe for bide has been published as required by law. "Section A. That all property owners who may desire to protest against the making of said improvements, and against the creation of said improvement district may file such protest against said improvements in the office of the City Clerk at say time before 8:00 o'clock P. x., on the 3rd day of September r 1929, at which time the Mayor and Council of said city will meet in the City Council Chambers, the authorized and usual meeting place, to hear and Beale upon such proteete' theretofore filed, and determine whether or not to proceed with said proposed improvements. "Section 9. That the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to give due and legal notice thereof, and of the time which protests against said proposed in- provements or the creation of said district may be filed, and the date when such protest shall be heard and considered by the Council, which notice shall describe the general character of the Improvement proposed to be made and the estimated total coat thereof; and shall cause such notice to be published in one issue of the Caldwell hews- Tribune, published at Caldwell, Idaho, the official newspaper of Bald city, at least five days preceding the 3rd day of September , 1929, being the date fixed in this res- olution within which protests may be filed; and said City Clerk shall cameo the Publishers' Affidavit of said publication to be filed in big office on or before the time herein fixed for the filing of said protest; a copy of snob notice shall bemailed to each owner Of property, if known, or his agent if known, within the limits of said improvement distriot,addressed to such person at big post office address if known, or if unknown to the post office of the City of Caldwell, Y&ere said improvement is to be made; and the said City Clerk must make and file in his office an affidavit showing the mailing of Such notioee; that the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to give due and legal notice of this resolution of intention as provided in Section 11 of chapter 257 of the Session Lave of 1927. 6�I11Ji "Section 10. That bonds Of said dietriat shell be issued for the payment of the coats and expenses included in and for the construction of said improvements; said bonds Shall be a lien upon said percale of Is nd within said district and made subject to asseaement for said bonds and the interest coupons thereof. " Section 11. That the oonstmotion of said improvements is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health, and .safety, and therefore, an emergenoy exists and this resolution aball be in full force And effect from and after -its passage, and approval. Motion was made by Bollmon, seconded by Jobno, that Resolution No. 11 be adopts The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the motion as stated with the following result: AYES: BOLLMAN, DICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS, LEIGHTY ADD SANMUMR. NAYES: BONN. ABSENT: DONE. Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and Rea - olution No. 11 adopted. The Mayor one dberk approved and signal same In opowasasion of the dounoll. It was voted on motion of Dickens, seconded by Leighty. that dounoil adjourn to August 19, 1989, 8 :00, P. X. r APPROVED: er . COUNCIL CHAMBERS, AUGUST 19, 1989, 8 :00, P. M. Counoil met in regular :session persuant to adjournment of August 16, 1929, with Mayor Modon:el presiding, and Councilmen BOLLMAN, DICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS AND 9AIMMEYBR. PRESENT. ABSENT: LHIGHTY. BILL NO. 6, BY SANNMYRR, was presented. "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDIRG FOR THE ASSESSMENT AND LEVY OF A TAX FOR GENERAL REVENUE PURPOSES FOR PAYING THE CURRENT EKPE1838 OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING THE FIRST TUESDAY OF MAY, 1929 ", was read the first time in fall. Motion was made by Bollman, seconded by Gordon, that the rules requiring a bill to be read on three separate days be suspended, and Bill Do. 6 be read seaond time by title, third time in fall and placed on its final passage. 1= II. a met tart sR mum 9 IN m, " 2M MR. N MM M= stuffm '� EYNw X1 = EHZZ ffm = U On the question as stated the Mayor dY =dated the dlerk to call the roll with the following results AYES: BOLLMAN, DICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS AND SANDUMR. NAYES: NONE. ABSENT: LEIGHTY. Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried by the necessary 3/4 majority. Bill No. b was read second time by title, third time in full section by sec- tion and placed on its final peonage. On the question as stated by the Mayor, "Shall Bill No. 6 Pass"? The dlerk was directed to call the roll with the following result: AYES: BOLLMAN, DICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS AND SANMMER. NAYES: NONE. ABSENT: LEIGHTY. The Mayor declared the motion carried, and Bill No. 6 passed. The Mayor and Clerk approved and signed same in open session of the donnoii. The Olerk was directed to cause same to be published in the Caldwell News- Tribune the official news- paper for the dity of Caldwell, and be recorded in the Book of Ordinances. RESOLUTION NO. 18, BY DICKENS, was presented as follows: "WHEREAS, On the 29th dap of July, 1989, the dity of 041dwell, issued call for bids for the construction of certain improvements within Local improvement District No. 7 of said City, and WHEREAS, Morrison - Knudsen Constrdotion Company was the successful bidder, and 0 I IQ