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WATER FUND SUPPLIES 30-032 3,916.83
WATER CAPITAL " 30-033 321.34
TREATMENT PLA11T " 31- 032 927.21
WATER (GENERAL OFFICE) ^ 32 -032 293.97
FIRE DEPARTMENT " 45 -o32 318.62
CEMETERY " 50-032 468.85
CEMETERY, CAPITAL " 50-033 80.96
STREET " 60-032 6,878.27
SANITATION ^ 75-032 22.54
SANITATION, CONTRACT m 75-034 5,504.95
IRRIGATION ^ 90-032 144.14
IRRIGATION, CAP. CONS(. " 90- 036 449.07
L.I.D. #5o ^ 5032 19,289.04
L.I.D. f50 " 96 -202 21,000.00
59,615.79
TOTAL SUPPLIES MID -JULY 1962 5 17,807.85
TOTAL SUPPLIES END -JULY 1962 78,270.03
TOTAL SALARIES FOR JULY 1962 46,227.08
TOTAL SUPPLIES & SALARIES 1962 5142,304.96
There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Vassar,
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seconded by Councilman Martin that the Council recess to meet August 20th, 1962 in the Council Chambers at
8:00 P. M.
A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried.
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�— The meeting recessed at 10:20 P. M.
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CCUNCIL CHAMBERS
AUGUST 20, 1962
8:00 P. M.
The Council met pursuant to recess and acknowledgement of notice in the following form:
We, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do each
hereby acknowledge notice of a Recessed Meeting of the said City Council, to be held in the Council Chambers
in the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hmir of 8:00 P. M. on the 20th day of August, 1962,
for the transaction of all business in connection with the following object New and unfinished business.
Witness our signatures this 20th day of August, 1962.
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Mayor Ed Simme n presiding,.
Upon roll call, the following Ce❑ncilmep answered present: E. L. Vassar, Emile Shorb, Max Luby,
Charles F. Krause, V. Jay Martin, and N. E. "Coley" Smith.
Mayor Simmerman called upon Mr. William Hall and Mr, Phillip English who were present for the
meeting.
Dances at I.O.O.F. Hall discussed
_ Mr. Ball addressed the Council and stated that he didn't know if all of them were familiar with
i the conditions which had arr3sen with regards to the dances at the Odd Fellcwe Hall and said that he would
like to give them their side of the picture. He referred to the time when a license of °5.00 ner dance was
imposed by the City and said that some College boys were hired by them, given instructions by Chief Judd and
and at that time were definitely informed that their authority did not go beyond the Lodge Hall, He said
that this had worked cut quite well until this summer when there were some complaints that there was to much
drinking going, on and under the suggestion of the Chief of Police they had stopped anyone from leaving the
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Hall after they had first entered and prior to the end of the dance. He explained that their had thought they
were Patting along fairly well when in July he had been asked if he could come down to the Police Station as
he was one of the Hoard of Trustees. He said that Mr. SiePmann had informed him that there had been some
complaints with regards to hottles,mostly,being broken and scattered over the parking lots and that they
would be remiired to post a $50.00 clean -up bond with the provision that if there were no complaints by the
fol1rm1 nP Monday noon, the $50.00 bond would be refunded. He said that., at that time, he had suggested that
they could put up the 8850.00 bond and just leave it there but that he had been informed that the bond would
have to be re- claimed each time and replaced prior to the next dance. He stated further that unless they had
someone working who was authorized by the Police Department, their authority did not go beyond the building;
that they had tried to donate the Hall whenever they could to the Blood Program, to the Girl Scouts, to the
Boy Scouts, to the DnMoley, Junior Odd Fellness and others free of charge; that they had tried to keep the
rental down so that the building could be used by the Community and if the ware to be deprived of the Income
from the Hall, they would hot, be able to continued doing these things.
With regards to the bond being rerprired, he said that there were no provisions for an inspection
of the promises prior to the dance and they could be recpiired to clean up debres which her] been left prior to
the dance which they felt was unfair and that they felt that the children were better off at the dances than
they were out driving around and that this was the only dance this side of Poise outside of the Mira Mar. He
said that they would try to meet any specifications which the City might impose upon them in order to have
some good clean entertainment for the youngsters but that they didn't feel that the bond was fair when they
didn't have any authority outside of their own building and they had no way of protecting themselves.
Mayor Simmerman explained that a delegation of business men who have parking lots in the immediate
area were complaining bitterly about having to go put Monday mornings and clean the broken bottles off their
parking lots and that it was agreed that the bond should be provided; however, it was to be placed with the
City by the sponsors of the dances and not by the Odd Fellows Lodge.
Io answer to the opuestion, Mr. Phillip English stated that the dances were not sponsored by the
Odd Fellcnrs Lodge but that the Lcd ee was renting the Hall to various Orchestras who were sponsoring the
dances. He. continued by saying that the Odd Fellows Lodge does not believe in drinking but that the City was
asking them to take care of somethinp which they have nothing to do with in that they do not sell the beer
and they do not allow it on their premises. He asked then, why they should be held responsible for the
activities of someone else.
Mayor Simmenman pointed out that the parties sponsoring the dances were actually creating the
problem.
Mr. English then stated that their main objection was to the placing of a bond by them or by anyone
else in that they were in no position to do anything about it
The matter received considerable discussion after which it was decided by the Council that the
situation should be discussed with the Chief of Police before any definate action was taken and it was than
tabled until the next meeting of the Council..
Zoning of certain areas discussed
The advisability of re- zoning certain areas of the City was next discussed by the Council with
emphasis being upon those portions of the City which are still in the "F" Unrestricted Zone and it was felt
that a study should be made of those areas with appropriate action being taken in these instances for re-
zoning to that of Residential. The planned location of the 'Thiltipurpose Stadium" was discussed and the
]owing action taken:
RESOLUTION NO. 15
BY GUINCIIMAN: SMITH
WHEREAS, It has been recommended to the Mayor and City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, that an
ranee be passed amending and altering the boundaries of the 1 °C.D." Commercial Zone to expand by including
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following described property, to wit:
Beginning at the East corner of Block 5 In Dorman's Addition thence Southwesterly to the
to the Southwesterly line of the alley in Block 7 of said Dorman's Addition, thence
Southeasterly along said Southwesterly line of said alley in Block 7 extended to the
Northwesterly line of 21st Avenue, thence Southwesterly along said Northwest line of 21st
Avenue to the center line of the alley in Block 5 of Washington Heights Addition, thence
Southeasterly on the said center line of the alley in Block 5 extended to the Northwest
line of 22nd Avenue, thence Southwesterly on said Northwest line of 22nd Avenue to the
Southwesterly line of Blaine Street extended, thence Southeasterly on the Southwesterly
line of Blaine Street extended to the Northwest line of 21th Avenue, thence Southwesterly
on the Northwest line of 2hth Avenue to the Northeasterly line of Cleveland Boulevard,
thence along the Northeasterly line of Cleveland Boulevard to the West line of Georgia
Avenue, thence North along the West line of Georgia Avenue to the Southwesterly boundary
line of the Union Pacific right -of -way, thence Northwesterly along the Southwesterly
boundary line of the Union Pacific right -of -way to the said East corner of Block 5 in
Dorman's Addition, the point of beginning.
NOd, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:
1. That a public hearing be held by the Citv Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, in the Council
mbers of the said City of Caldwell on the Uth day of September, 1962, at the hour of 6:00 o'clock, P. M.,
main Standard Time, at which time all. persons interested may appear and protest said proposed changes.
2. The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to give notice of said public hearing by publication
a notice in the News- Tribune, a nesspaper printed and published in the City of Caldwell, in two issues
reof, published on the 25th day of August, 1962, and the 1st day of September, 1962.
It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Vassar that the Resolution be passed and
t an Ordinance be prepared by the City Attorney. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously passed.
eo grounds holding pens discussed
At this time, one of those present for the meeting and who did not identify himself for the record,
oxmed the Council that he lived right across from the Rodeo Grounds and that the holding pens where the
ses and cattle were held had not been cleaned up since the Rodeo. He stated that he wondered if there was
thing that the Council could do about it. Mayor Simmerman suggested that he call the Grounds Committeeman
for the Rodeo Board, Mr. Jim McCreight concerning the matter.
Sludge at Treatment Plant - action taken on disposal of
The matter of the disposal of sludge from the Sewage Treatment Plant and the proposal presented by
Mr. Tom Carr by the City Engineer at the regular meeting of the Council on August 6, 1962 were next consider&
M ayor Simmerman reported that there had been no response in the way of additional proposals from anyone else
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a result of the article which had been placed in the paper concerning it.
It was moved by Councilman Krause, seconded by Councilman Martin that the City Engineer be
horized to enter into an agreement with Mr. Tom Carr for the purpose of disposing of the sludge at the
age Treatment plant as previously presented to the Council at the regular meeting on August 6, 1962. A
e was taken and the motion unanimously carried.
plaints reported on activities of Commercial Sprayers
Mayor Simmerman reported to the Council the fact that he had received numerous complaints from the
idents of the City with regards to the activities of some of the Commercial Sprayers who were reportedly
eying for aphis recently and stated that he thought there was a need, before the spraying season next year,
the passage of an Ordinance controling and licensing of such. This was briefly discussed when the Mayor,
y Engineer and City Park Superintendent were authorized to prepare an Ordinance on spraying for presentatic
the Council for their consideration.
ort made that F]rs. Jones had sold her house which is on City right -of -way
Mayor Simmerman then reported to the Council that Mrs. Jones who had the house located in the middle
the intersection at Iowa and Locust, had sold her other house and is moving it out and that now there is a
of a half basement which will need filling as well as a lawn to keep care of. He said that he had
ified the Street Superintendent to fill the basement as soon as the house is removed. She had informed him
t she didn't have the heart to work on the upkeep of the property anymore and had therefore sold the house.
r License - Silver City Tavern
Mayor Simmerman reported that a month age, Mr. Glen H. Kuhns had purchased the interest in Wayne &
a Tavern and that he could not operate it under the previous license. He had made application for a
ease in his name and the License had been approved by him subject to the approval of the Council. The
lowing letter was read from the Police Department with regards to the matter:
July 27, 1962
To: The Honorable Mayor and City Council of Caldwell, Idaho
From: The Office of the Chief of Police
Subject: Glen H. Kuhne, Application for Beer License, Silver City Bar located at
712 Main, Caldwell, Idaho.
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Gentlemen:
Mr. Kuhns has operated Mr. President Lounge, Caldwell since June 18, 1959.
Prior to obtaining a license for the President, character background was checked and
nothing derogatory was found at that time. He has not been arrested for any violation
of beer and liquor laws since that time. We can find no reason to deny a beer license
for the premise mentioned.
Resp- etfully,
Charles W. Astleford
Chief of Police
George R. Sweet, Jr.
Sgt. -Pet.
It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Irby that approval of the Beer License
for Glen H, Kuhns at the Silver City Tavern located at 712 Main Street be granted. A vote was taken and the
motion unanimously carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 16
BY COUNCILMAN SHORB
A IM90LUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL TO CREATE AND ESTABLISH LOCAL IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT N0. 51 FOR THE CITY OF CALDWELL, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO, FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTING
SUITABLE SEWERS, DITCHES, DRAINS, CONDUITS APED CHANNELS FOR SANITARY PURPOSES WITH OUTLETS, MANHOLES, CATCH
BASINS, FLUSH TANKS AND ALL OTHER SEWER APPURTENANCE-9 NECESSARY FOR THE COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, HEALTH AND
WELL -BEING OF SAID CITY; STATING THE LOCATIONS OF SAID SEWERS AND DRAINS; THE GENERAL CHARACTER OF SAID
IMPROVEMENTS; THE ESTIMATED COST OF THE SAME AND THAT SUCH COST IS TO BE AF7IXF9 AGAINST THE ABUTTING,
ADJOINING, CONTIGUOUS, AND ADJACENT LANDS ALONG AND UPON WHICH SAID IMPROVEMENTS ARE TO BE MADE AND UPON THE
LOTS AND LANDS BENEFITED BY SUCH IMPROVEMENTS AND INCLUDED IN THE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT FORMED, AND THE METNQ
BY WHICH THE COSTS AND EXPENSES OF THE IMPROVEMENTS WITHIN THE DISTRICT ARE TO BE PAID, FIXING THE TIME WITH-
IN WHICH PROTEST AGAINST SAID PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS MAY BE FILED IN THE OFFICE OP THE CITY CLERK AND FIXING
THE TIME WHEN SUCH PROTESTS SHALL BE HEARD AND CONSIDERED BY THE COUNCIL; DFCLARING THE INTENTIONS OF THE
MAYOR AND COUNCIL TO PROVIDE FOR THE COST AND EXPENSES OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS AND THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS PAY-
ABLE IN TEN (10) EQUAL INSTALLMENTS AND THE ISSUANCE OF INTERIM WARRANTS OF SAID DISTRICT TO BE PAID,
RMFEMED AND RETIRED FROM THE PROCEEDS OF THE SALE OF SAID BONDS, SAID BONDS TO BE REDEEMED, PAID AND RE-
TIRED OUT OF THE PROCEEDS OF THE SAID ASSESSMENTS LEVIED AND ASSESSED FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE COSTS AND
FXPFNSES OF Si1CH IMPROVEMENTS; AND DRCLA.RING AN EMERGENCY.
WHERFAS, A petition filed by sixty per cent (60%) of the resident o�sners of the property included in
the area hereinafter described has been filed with the City Clerk requesting the organization of a local
improvement district in the City of Caldwell for the purpose of constructing suitable sewers, drains and
channels for sanitary purposes with aatlets, manholes, catch basins, flush ta and all other sewer
appurtenances necessary in said district, and requesting the cost and expense of said improvements be
assessed against all the property in the district in proportion to the benefits derived; and
WHEREAS, It is deemed advisable and to the best interests of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, that a local
sewer improvement district shall be established in said City, including the nrorarty hereinafter in this
resolution specifically set forth, and that there be constructed In said district suitable sewers and drains
for sanitary purposes and sewer appurtenances thereto; and that the cost of said improvements shall be
levied and assessed against the lots and portions of said lands within the district as in the manner
according to law;
NOW, THF,RFFORF, BF IT RESOT.VFT BY THE, MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, CANYON CO[IFTY, IDAHO:
Section 1. That it, is hereby declared to be the intention of the Mayor and Council of the City of
Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, to create and establish within said City, a local. sewer improvement district
to be !moon as and called "i,ocal Improvement District No. 51. for the Oity of Caldwell, Idaho,
Section 2. That said proposed improvement is an original improvement and the general character of the
improvements to be made in said proposed local sewer improvement. district is the construction and install-
ation of suitable sewers, drains, manholes, flush tanks and other sewer appurtenances, all in accordance
with the plans And speeificnt.ions therefor to he hereafter adonted by the Mayor and Council and placed on
file in the office or the City Clerk of Caldwell, Idaho.
Section 1. That said Local Improvement District No, 51 shall consist of and include all the Lots and
lands within the bo+]ndariea of the district, which said district is described as follows, to wit:
The 6 rnitheast quarter or the Southeast Quarter of the .Saitheast Quarter of Section 28, Township h
North, Range j West of the Boise Meridian
Section h. That the estimated cost of said improvements herein provided for is the sum of 9,8,900.00.
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Section 5. That the cost and expense of said Local Improvement District No. 51 and the construction of
said improvement shall be assessed upon the abutting, adjoining, contiguous and adjacent lots and lands, and
upon the lots and lands benefited and included in the improvement district formed; each parcel of land shall
be separately assessed.
Section 6. The resident owners of property within such district subject to assessment, having requested
by petition that the cost and expense of the improvement, including intersections, be assessed against all
the property in the district in proportion to the benefits derived, it is hereby determined that sixty per
cent (60 %) of the resident owners of the property within such district, subject to assessment, having signed
said petition, the total cost and expense of all improvements within the intersections in Local Improvement
District No. 51, shall be assessed against all of the property in said district in proportion to the benefits
derived from such improvements.
Section 7. The T'ha °or and Council of the City of Caldwell shall assume and retain full and complete
jurisdiction of all construction work necessary to construct said improvement and to do the same by contract
as provided by law. The Committee on Water and Sewer, together with the City Engineer, shall, under the
direction of the Mayor and Council, supervise said construction work and see that the same is done in strict
accordance with the plans and specifications provided by the City Engineer and approved by the City Council,
and such contracts as may hereafter be entered into by said City and those to whom the contracts may be
awarded after due notice for bids has been published as required by law.
Section 8. 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 protests against the said improvements
in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell at any time before five o'clock, P.M., on the 17th
day of September, 19 and that the City Council of said City will meet on the 17th day of September, 1962,
at the hour of eight o'clock, P.M., in the City Council Chambers, in the City Hall in Caldwell, Canyon
County, Idaho, the authorized and usual meeting place, to hear and pass upon such protests theretofore filed,
and determine whether or not to proceed with the 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 within which protests against said proposed improvements or the creation of said district may
be filed, and the date when said protests will be heard and considered by the Council, which notice shall
describe the general character of the improvements proposed to be made and estimated total cost thereof, and
shall cause notice to be published in three conseottive issues of the News - Tribune, a daily newspaper printed
and published in Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, the official newspaper of said City, the last publication
thereof being at least five days preceding the 17th day of September, 1962, being the date fixed in this
resolution within which protests may be filed-, and said City Clerk shall cause the publisher's affidavit of
said publication to be filed in his office on or before the time herein fixed for the hearing of such
protests; a copy of such notice shall be mailed at least five days preceding the 17th day of September, 1962,
to each owner of property, if known, or his agent, if known, within the limits of said proposed improvement
district, addressed to such person at his post office address, if known, or if unknown, to the post office of
the City of Caldwell, where said improvements are to be mace; proof of publication of said notice in said
daily newspaper must be filed with the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell who must make and file in his offic
the affidavit showing the filing and mailing of such notices, said notice to be given by the said City Clerk
of the said City of Caldwell and shall be in substantially the following form:
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'INOTICE CF PASSAGE OF RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
CALDWELL, IDAHO, TO CREATE AND ESTABLI5H LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 51, FOR THE PURPOSE OF
CONSTRUCTING SUITABLE SYSTEM OF SEWERS ARID DRAINS IN SAID DISTRICT, AND FIXING A TIME WITHIN WHICH
PROTESTS MAY BE FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK AND THE TIME. Wn-RN THE SAME WILL BE HEARD AND
CODISIDERED HY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
"NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on the 20th day of August, 1962, the Mayor and Council of the City of
Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, duly passed a resolution which was thereupon anproved by the Mayor,
declaring, the intention of the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, to create and
establish Local Improvement District No. 51 of said City for the purpose of constructing therein
suitable sewers, drains, manholes, flush tanks and sewer appurtenances, to wit:
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"The Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 28, Township h
North Range 3 west of the Boise Meridian.
"That the estimated cost of said improvements provided for in said resolution is the sum of $8,300.00,
and the cost and expense of the improvements shall be charged and assessed upon the property included in the
improvement district in proportion to the benefits derived. Each lot and parcel of land shall be separately
assessed for the debt thereof in proportion to the number of square feet of such lots and lands abutting,
adjoining, contiguous and adjacent thereto, or included in the improvement district, which resolution is on
file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell to which re£erance is hereby made for further
informatinn in regard thereto.
"NOTICE 15 Fi1RTHER OIVEEd, That the owners of land and lots within the boundaries of said nroposed
improvement district who may desire to protest against the making of said improvements or against the
creating of said improvement district, may file such protest in writing in the office of the City Clerk at
any time before five o'clock, P.M., of the 17th day of September, 1962, and the Mayor and Council will meet
in the City Council Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, the authorized and usual meet-
ing place, on the 17th day of September, 1962, at the hair of eight o'clock P.M., to hear and consider all
mach protests theretofore filed and determine whether or not to proceed with the said improvement district.
"By order of the Mayor and Council this 20th day of Au_vust, 1962.
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JOHN L. EBCLEHART, City Clerk
Section 10. That bonds shall be issued and sold to meet the payments of the costs and expenses of saii
improvements within the boundaries of Local Improvement District No. 51, which is chargeable to the abuttin,
adjoining, contiguous and tributary property and shall be paid for in ten equal annual installments, the
first installment to mature within one year from date and the last installment in not more than ten years
from date, and shall be numbered from one (1) upwards, sonsecutively, and shall bear interest payable semi-
annually and said bonds may be sold at not less than par value and the City, for the purpose of meeting the
costs and expenses of such improvements as the same are installed nrior to the sale of said bonds, will
Issue warrants against the improvement district, payable to the contractor or the proper person, upon
estimates of the City %prineer, bearing interest at the rate of not to exceed seven per cent (7 %) per annum
which warrants, together with the interest thereon at the date of the issue of said bonds shall be redeemed
and retired from the proceeds of the sale of said bonds.
Section 11. That the construction of said improvement is necessary for the immediate preservation of
the public peace, health and safety, and therefore an emergency exists and this resolution shall be in full
force and effect from and after its passage and approval.
It was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Shorb that Resolution No. 16 be passed.
A vote was taken and the motion unanimously passed.
Report for July - Police Department
A report from the Police Department for the month of July was read and ordered filed.
Application for Door -To -Door Salesmen License at reduced fee
An application for a Door -to -Door Salesmen License at the reduced fee was presented from Mr.
Lawrence P, Kester for soliciting, the sale of fresh, graded and candeled eggs within the City. The address
of the applicant was given as 813 Freeport Street. The Firm represented was given as the "Lawrence Egg
Service ".
It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Luby that the license requested be issues
to "Lawrence Egg Service" at the reduced fee of $3.00 for a three month period. A vote was taken and the
motion unanimously carried.
Disturbance from racers reported
Mayor Simmerman reported to the Council that he had received numerous complaints from residents
around the area of the racers in the location along Hiphway 20 -26 -30 due to the late hours of their operati,
The Dossihility of regulating the hours which the business could operate was discussed when it was derided
that the Mayor should talk to the miner and determine whether or not the business couldn't be closed at
eleven o'clock each evening without the necessity of City regulating the time by Ordinance.
Map submitted for development of Memorial Park area
As directed by a vote of the Council at their regular meeting on August 6, 1962, a map was
presented for the purpose of planning the development of Memorial Park area into additional park facilities
following the removal of the Cavalry Barn. The map was examined by the Council afterwhich it was moved by
Councilman Luby, seconded by Councilman Krause that the area be designated as park and playground area and
that the old Armory building be disposed of in a manner ,yet to be determined but as soon as possible after
the new Armory has been constructed. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried.
It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Vassar that the bills presented for Mid-
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August be approved and that warrants be issued in the various amounts for payment of them. A vote was taken
and the motion was unanimously carried.
GENERAL FUND
SUPPLIES
V0. & WT. NO.
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N0. & PURFC E
AMOUNT
642
Melvin G. Lewis
19 -032
85.00
643
Ed Simmerman
11 -032
550.00
644
A -Gem Supply, Inc.
15 -032
8.911
645
Arthur Allen
27 -032
3.75
646
B & M Equipment Co., Inc.
26 -032
26.60
647
Bales Lumber Company
24 -032
9.40
648
Becker Hardware
15-032
3.62
25 -032
15.85
19.47
649
Bob Nicholes Service Stations, Inc.
10 -040
1,462.76
15 -032
26.16
1,488.92
650
Caldwell Drug Center
15 -032
26.50
651
Caldwell Ice & Cold Storage
24 - 032
28.25
652
C Memorial Hospital
16- 032
30.00
653
California Chemical Company
20 -032
869.48
654
The Caxton Printers, Ltd.
15 -032
24.33
23 -032
15.10
25 - 032
26.00
65.43
655
Clark's Cash Revolving Fund
15-032
20.04
656
Garber Motor Co.
15 -032
13.92
657
Hoff Building Supply
15 -032
8.01
658
Howard Electric
15-032
66.9b
659
Idaho Gas Co.
23 -032
lo.66
660
Idaho Power Company
15 -o32
51.93
27 -032
2.66
54.59
661
Irrigators Lumber Company
15.032
3.27
662
J. W. Copeland Yards
26
11 43.25
663
J. W. Weeks & Son, Inc.
26- 032
2.50
66h
Robert H. Jensen, M.D.
16 -032
10.00
665
King Brown Gardens
to -035
37.23
23-032
42.01
79.24
666
Lock Shop
26 -o32
3.50
667
Lodge Motor Co., Inc.
15-032
143.40
668
Lynch oil Co.
15 -032
6.00
669
McNeal Building Supply
15 - 032
4.51
670
Model Market
15 -032
45.67
671
Monroe Calculating Machine Co., Inc.
14 -032
1..40
672
Moore Stationery
15 -032
2.4o
673
The News- Tribune
22. -032
7.50
67h
R & B Market
21 -032
.60
675
Ralph Richardson
22 -032
5.00
676
M. C. Roberts
22 -032
5.00
677
Sattler's Auto Electric, Inc.
15 -032
4.35
678
Service Parts Co.
15 -032
13.62
23 - 032
2.73
16.35
679
Ed Simmerman
11 -032
125.00
680
Don Swanson Artist
25 -032
18.00
681
Summers Stationery & Office Supply
15 -032
32.74
19 -032
15.70
22 -032
10.37
58.81
682
Ted Terry
22 -032
5.o0
683
Traffic Safety Supply Co.
15 -032
65.20
684
Tray Laundr7 7 - Dry Cleaning Co.
15 -032
22.05
24 - 032
20.40
h2.h5
MID- AUCYJST, GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES
4,184.50
WATER SEWER F UNDS
_
SO P_PLIFS
329
Melvin G. Lewis
30 -032
95.00
330
Arth +ir Allen
30.032
11.00
331
Baxter Foundry & Machine Works, Inc.
30 -033
86.10
332
Bob Nicholas Oil Company
30 - 032
105.98
333
Boise Valley Parcel Service
30 -032
7.50
334
Chicago Pump, Hydrodynamics Division
31 -032
1,156.67
335
Idaho Power Company
31 -032
623.05
336
J. L. Phillips
30 -037
50.00
337
J. W. Weeks & Son, Inc.
30 -032
1.15
338
Pitney - Bowes, Inc.
32
30.66
339
Service Parts Co.
30 -032
4.26
3110
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning. Co.
31 -032
_ 3.00
MID- AUGUST, 4JATER -SEWER FUNDS SUPPLIES
2,167.37
SPECIAL FUNDS
- - -- - --
- _
SUPPLIES
- -
665
W. A. Paddock
h5.032
1OO.00
666
Hardy Bros., Inc.
h5 -032
18.62
667
Starline Equipment Company
45 -032
1,536.29
668
Western Bearings, Inc.
h5 -032
.66
669
Arthur Allen
50 -032
25.00
670
B & M Equipment Co., Inc.
50 -032
8.85
671
Service Parts Co.
50 -032
3.4C
672
Arnold Machinery Co., Inc.
60-032
526.75
673
Bob's Grocery
60.032
2.38
674
Boise Valley Parcel Service
60 -032
.75
675
Bunny Buick -GMC
60-032
.72
676
Caldwell Plumbing & Heating
60 -032
8.6:
67 �1
Cooperative Oil Association, Inc.
b0.0�
22.70
6N
D 8 B Supply Company
60-032
23.88
679
Deans Goodyear
60 -032
113.9C
J
SP ECIAL FUNDS SUPPLIES (CONTIARIF<))
V0. & WT. NO. NAME FUND NO. PURPOSE - - -- AMOUNT
680 Finch Sims 6o-o- 18,00
681 Charlotte Gohn 60 -032 10,00
682 Idaho Concrete Pine Company 60 -033 702.00 —
683 J. W. Copeland Yards 60 -032 3.00
6811 J. W. Weeks & Son, Inc. 60 -032 92.75
685 Richardson Heatinp 60_032 5.00
686 Service Parts Co. 60 -032 116.38
687 Ralph Van Kleek 6032 0.l?5
688 Western Bearings, Tne. 60 -032 169.97
689 Motor Inn Tire Shop 90 -032 0,01
690 Service Parts Co. 90-032 28.85
691 Arthur Allen 5032 10.00
692 Hoff Puilding Supnly 5032 120.00
693 King Brown Gardens 5032 43.27
69h Lester Wallace 5032 1,996.17
695 Wastcott Oil Corp 5032 13,h1i
696 Bank of Idaho 96 -202 2.000.00
MID- AUGUST, SPECIAL RINDS SIIPPL2 s 7,768.02
FXPF,NDITURES BY FUNDS
WATER 30 -032 267.89
WATER, CAPITAL OUTLAY 30 -033 86.10
TREATMENT PLANT 31 -032 1,782.72
WATER, GTNERAL OFFICE 32_032 30.66
FIRE 115 - 032 1,655.37
Cu3•iF,TERY 50- 032 37.25
STREET 6o -032 1,152.66
STRFF.T, CAPITAL OUTLAY 60 -033 702.00
IRRIGATION 90 -032 37.66
L.I.P. #50 5032 2,182.88
L.F.D. #50 Construction Adv. 96 -202 2,000.00
9,935.39
There being no further business to come before the Council., it was moved by
Councilman Lnbp,
seconded by Comcilman Vassar that the Council adjourn,
A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried.
The meeting adjourned at 10:00 P. M.
I
1 / Mayor
C ty I le.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
SEPTEMBER h, 1962
8:00 P. M.
The regular monthly meeting of the City Council met in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, with
Mayor Simmerman presidi hg.
Upon roll call, the following Councilmen answered presents E. L. Vassar, Emile Shorb, Max Lnby,
V. Jay Martin, and N. E. "Coley" Smith. Absent: Charles F. Krause.
Hearing held on re- zoning
Mayor Simmerman announced that the first order of business would be that of the hearing which had
been published in the Dews- Tribune for the purpose of hearing objections, if any, to the alteration of the
boundaries of the "C.D." Commercial Zone of the CitV for the area described in the publication. For the
information of those nresent, the area described was traced upon the map In the Council Chambers.
The Clerk reported that he had received no written protests regarding the rezoning of the described
area and it is hereby recorded that there were no protests from anyone present at this meeting.
Thereupon, Councilman Martin introduced Bill. No, 16, entitled:
AN OP.DINANCE RECITING THAT A PUBLIC HEARING HAVING BEEN HELD AFTER DUE NOTICE PURSUANT TO LAW, AND THAT THE
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALD4ML, IDAHO, BY THREE - FOURTHS VOTE OF THE COUNCIL, HAS DETERMINED THE ADVISABILITY --°
OF ALTERING, AMENDING AND CHANGING THE BOUNDARIES OF THE "C.D." CO!1MERCIAL ZONE OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, �
IDAHO, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IM CONFLICT HERFWITH, AND PROVIDING FOR THE PItBLICATIO
Or THIS ORDINANCE AND ITS TAKING EFFECT.
which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to consideration of Bill No. 16.
Due to there being a chance of an error indescrintion where reference is made to 24th Avenue, no
further action was taken at this time, with City Engineer Melvin Lawis excusing, himself from the meeting to