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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
SEPTEMBER 6, 1960
8 :00 P. M.
The R gular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with
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.he Mayor Ed simmerman presiding.
The Bills for August were read and on motion by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Smith
.hese Bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts, all of which have been approved
,y the Finance Committee. Motion carried.
- SALARIES
NO.
GENER L
NAME PURPOSE
AMA
72T
=e Judd (Advance) �
30.10
523
Margaret Lucille vammons(Adv.)
99.16
524
Dale Irvin Patrick (Final)3
525
Wayne Johnson (Final) i+
94.65
526
Glenda Wampler (Final)
29.10
527
Austin Henry Nickel (Advance)
_____
528
Velma Arlene Taylor (Advance)o
509.E
529
Ed. Simmerman °
40.00
530
Emery L. Vassar
40.00
531
Leland D. Finley
°
31.47
532
B.ax C. Luby
40.00
533
L..P. Eldredge
31.47
534
Emile Shorb
31.47
535
Nolen Everett Smith "
"
90.36
536
Dean E. Miller
"
290.51
537
Ada Hartenbower
"
251.17
538
Alta E. Williams
"
206'25
539
Keith Judd
.
356 95
540
Elwood Siegmann
"
4.82
541
Geroge R. Sweet, Jr.,
"
281.69
542
Charles W. Astleford
"
281.98
543
William M. Carlson
"
277.30
544
Louis Cornelison
"
72.75
545
Nicholas Ney
"
274.16
546
Gail Baid Uehlin
"
228.90
547
Shirley Ann West
"
327.69
548
Melvin R. Pierson
"
280.82
549
Alferd Dick Wing
269.32
550
Harry R. Minto
"
250.82
551
Roscoe Allen Smith
263.11
552
William Orville Morrison "
"
46.50
553
Robert W. Nelson
"
262.96
554
Clarence Dahl Jorgensen
"
150.35
555
Carrol Robert Green
"
285.96
556
David Lee Harrell
"
149.08
557
Margaret Lucille Gammons
"
285.
558
Jack Melvin Winslow
"
274.17
559
Floyd J. Szafrajda
5,5.63
560
Melvin G. Lewis
"
304.98
561
Charles John Hall
"
1.39
562
Herbert B. Mumford
563
Keane Bentley McGee, Jr., "
136.19
564
M. S. Correll "
152.77
565
larjorie Maxwell "
26.85
566
Barbara Lynn Cos "
4 ° h
567
Donald W. Baird "
326.21
568
George Ann Berkley "
141.60
569
George Hammar "
105100
570
Harry S. Flagg "
253.37
571
Volin Ayers Bollman "
- 22x.79
572
Raymond G. Scott "
201.79
573
George D. Kirk "
204.76
574
Albert Arie Delijster "
213.29
575
Dewey Henshaw "
"
200.23
290.67
576
577
Charles William Ruby
George Makini 'r
118.49
573
Lary Frances Johnson "
137.16
579
Richard Bruce Taylor "
118
580
Charles Alvaro Jr., "
190.29
581
William Kundrat, Jr., °
"'
63.00
74.50
582
Roger James Gallagher
583
James Guy
259.70
584
George Nakano
19.07
585
Polly Ann Parmelee "
33.95
586
Kea Atwell "
39.04
587
Richard De Craig "
13.09
588
Claire Calisen "
24.73
539
Molly Wright "
"
18.31
204.76
590
William Lester Korns
591
Tod Matsumoto "
201.79
592
Michael Gayler "
60.42
593
Bank Of Idaho "
2,604.66
594
State Income Tax Division "
390.63
595
Canyon County "
1,302.50
596
Idaho Municipal League "
927.35
$16,861.11
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Fall) No. 45 -031
597
N. A, P
5 59
Forrest 9. Hilender
Dale R. Hanks "
273.211
600
John Warren "
271.3b
F IRE DEPARTMENT CONTIIMED
No.
O1
Name
Mr E. Perfect
Salary
T
Amount
2 Z -�
602
Charles W. Phillips
"
271.36
6o3
Dorwin Sparks
^
282.86
604
Donald E. MacEms
"
248.30
605
Leslie L. Ford
^
282.86
606
William F. Southard
"
271.36
607
Wesley B. Turner
"
271.36
608
Olen Waner
248.48
609
Keith Grant Cummings
"
263.20
610
Eugene Inge
"
268.36
611
Leslie Wayne Wood
It
240.20
612
R. C. Stevens
"
22.27
613
Leonard Charlton
It
24.47
614
Gordon Sams
"
00
3 00
33
6.15
Mathew Maxwell
^
.
616
617
Delmar Luhr
Fred
"
33.00
Henderson Alley
^
26.67
618
Richard Louis Christensen
"
33.00
619
620
Alfred Walradt
"
33.00
State Treasurer
"
39010
777.30
621
CEMET SALARIES F RID N0. 50 -031
-N_._
George Hammer
244.21
244.21
622
Lilburn L. Cooper
it
623
Martin G. Lowe
"
213.29
626
John Denton
"
196.28
625
James F. Dickey
^
200.24
525
Wayne Johnson
"
81.30
$1,210.22
STREET SALARiFS FUND No. 60-031
626
S. P. Glenn
1.
346,24
627
James S. Wymore
"
259.70
628
629
Donald M. Shaw
Richard
^
.77
272 272
630
S. Mather
Tilford
"
W. Farley
"
216.09
631
Edward R. McKinsey
n
226.02
632
Emerson Goodrow
22��.62
633
Claude L. Lappin
"
205.31
634
Albert B. Exley
"
226.31
635
Donald Grant Green
^
186.99
636
Claude Eddie Green
"
186.99
637
Wilbur N. Wykert
"
317.60
638
639
Roland William Murphy
Daryl Timothy
"
223.10
Morehouse
"
187.00
6LO
Dale Green
11
187.98
641
642
Kenneth McNees
Jim Everett
11
186.98
Johnston, Jr.,
°
186.99
643
Rex Gene White
186.99
82,141.20
644
Charlie L. Bourland
IRRIGATION SALARIES FUND N0, 70 - 031
645
Guy Healy
"
372.21
646
Oscar Haumann
"
260,20
647
John H. Brown
"
243.37
648
Ernest G. Eisenbrandt
"
254,87
649
Elmer R. Thornberg
^
233.97
650
Charlie Lowe
n
213.29
651
LeRoy C.Ilibben
n
216.81
652
Louis Anthony Sill
"
226.79
31
753
George R. Sweet, J,
r.
SANITATION SALARIES FUND NO. 75 -031
'
$2,228
654
F. Marie Rife
It
303.00
$611.00
555
Herbert
L. I . D. SALARIES FUND No., 4-831
656
B. Mumford
11
WATER SALARIES FUND No. 30 -031
135.55
657
Roy 0. Davis
Samuel Hartkopf
"
251.01
658
Roy A. Melton
"
270.92
659
D. Richard Claussen
^
260.40
660
H. W. Phillips
'
266.37
661
Jack Boyd Johansen
"
266.37
662
Steve Fish
^
360.71
663
Earney B. Snoddy
n
213 � 9
664
Lee William Landreth
^
201.79
665
Vernon L. Trogdon
186.99
209.99
X2,468.46
660
Anton Walter Neumeister
TREATMENT PLANT SALARIES NO. 31 -031
667
Robert E. Davis
"
360.71
668
Clyde Ellsworth Allen
"
201.66
213.12
$775.29
679
John Leslie Englehart
WATER SALARIES GEN. OFFICE FUND N0. 32 -031
"
670
Wilma B. Keech
++
380,82
671
F. Marie Rife
n
201.79
672
Barbara Lee Bosley
n
67.77
673
Velma Arlene Taylor
154.79
523
Velma Arlene Taylor*
n
108.38
33.46
674
Bank Of Idaho
^
$927.01
675
State Incone Tax Division
^
562.10
676
Canyon County
^
8
677
Idaho Municipal League
10.
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M
i
i
i
I
V0. & WT. N0.
NAXE GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES FUND
NUt"IBER &
PURPOSE
MSOUNT
Jack Winslow
t5-002
365
Keith Judd
15 -032
35.00
366
Abendroth Printing
22 -032
18.50
367
Arthur Allen
23 -032
35.00
368
American Photo Copy Equip. Co.,
15 -032
6,00
369
American Public Works Association
19-032
10.00
370
Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc.,
26 -032
29.85
371
Automotive Index
15 -032
4.75
372
Becker Hardware Co.,
19 -032
1.85
21 -032
4.55
6.40
373
Bills Texaco
15 -032
4.50
374
Caldwell Hardware
10-035
17.20
23 -032
6.65
23.95
375 -
Caldwell Leather & Canvas Co.,
19 -032
1.00
376
Caldwell Sanitary Service
23 -032
12.00
377
Caxton Printers, Ltd.,
23 -032
14.75
26 -032
19.95
34.70
378
Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund
11-032
2.00
13 - 032
16.45
13.45
379
Collins Electronic Eng. Co.,
15 -032
27.55
380
Department Of Public Health
16-032
125.00
381
The Dille Agency
13 - 032
15. co
382
Dual Parking Meter Co.,
18 -033
133.20
383
Fisher's Office Equipment
11-033
199.50
384
Greyhound Bus Depot
17 -032
10.00
385
H Koppel Co
23 - 033
86.00
386
Heating Equipment Co.,
26 -032
8.50
387
Iva Heinzen
17 -032
9.00
388
Roffman Sheet Metal Works
23-032
10.60
389
Home Lumber & Coal Co.,
lo-635
285.10
23 -032
17.85
302.95
390
Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co.,
19 -032
14.54
391
Idaho Power Co.,
21 -032
77.69
23 -03 2
59.20
26 - 032
38.07
174.96
392
Idaho Typewriter.Exchange, Inc.,
19 -032
21.00
393
Intermountain Gas Co.,
21 -032
5.98
26 -032
2.27
9.25
394
Irrigators Lumber Co.,
22 -032
26-032
30.62
32.22
395
I. W. Kellogg, M. D.,
17 -032
7.00
396
King Brown Gardens
26 -032
244.93
397
Lodge Motor Go., Inc„
19 -032
18.75
398
Keane B. McGee, Jr.,
19 -032
7.50
399
V. J. Martin
22-032
5.00
400
Moore Stationery
11 -032
10.05
19 -032
.90
22 -032
14.78
25.73
401
Mt. States Tel. And Tel. Co.,
18 -032
113.7
10-042
167.0
310.80
L02
Nall's Mobile Oil
19 -032
_
4.50
403
The New- Tribune
10 -036
27.00
g
22 -432
8.20
35.20
404
Northrup King And Co.,
26 -032
3.93
405
R. L. Polk & Co.,
15-032
30.00
406
R. & B. Market
21-032
.98
407
R. & V. Oil Co., Inc.,
10-040
1,541.84
408
Hal E. Reynolds, M, D„
17-032
5.00
4o9
Ralph Richardson
22 -032
5.o0
410
M. C. Roberts
22-032
5,00
411
Servine Parts Co.,
20-032
3.25
23
7.72
10.97
412
Ed. Simmermai
11 -032
100.00
413
Simpson Blacksmith Shop
23 -032
60.10
414
F. 0. Sipprell
15 -032
15.95
415
John F. Stecher, M. D.,
17-032
7.00
416
Summers Stationery & office Supply
22 -033
92.50
417
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning
26 -032
1.23
418
Union Pacific R. R. Co.,
18 -033
12.64
419
Denver Field Office, Fiscal Div, CSS, USDA
19 -032
2.50
420
Western Business Supply
15 -032
6.1:3
21-032
40,24
46,67
Total General Funds End - August 1960
$4,103.70
WATER & SEWAGE FU ?:D SUPPLIES
127
Alco Machine Works
31-032
197.45
128
Armco Drainage & Metal Prod., Inc.,
30 -032
4.50
129
B. & 1,1. Equipment Company
31-032
1.64
130
Bennett tlachine & Welding Works
30 -032
1.25
131
Boise Valley Parcel Service
30-032
12.75
132
Caldwell Hardware Co.,
30 -032
3.82
31-032
5.29
9.11
133
Caldwell Leather & Carwas Co.,
31 -032
18.00
134
Caldwell Paint & Glass Co.,
30 -032
1.50
135
Clerk's Cash R Fund
31 -032
13 - 38
32-032
2.00
15.38
136
Cox Auto Repair Service
31 -032
85.20
137
D. & B. Supply Compay
31
4.34
138
Fisher's Office Equipment
30 -033
26
139
Heating Equipment Co.,
30 -032
2.10 I ,
140
Hoffman Sheet Metal
31 -032
271.50
141
Home Lumber And Coal Co.,
30 -032
49.
142
Hopper Electric Service
31 -032
7.50
143
Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co.,
31
.75
1LL�
145
Idaho Cnrnrete Pine, Inc.,
Idaho Power ompaf�y
31- 032
0 -032
1200.34
58.75 I �
II
31 -032
616.45
1,816.79
�G
40. & WT. N0.
NAME
F UND NU6IEER & PURPOSE
AMOUNT
146
Idaho Tire Service, Inc.,
30 -032
3.71
147
Intermountain Equipment Co.,
31 -032
6.86
1148
lli9
Jess Harmon Brake Specialty
31 - 032
14.10
Lodge Motor Company, Inc.,
30 -032
37.88
150
151
Jim Lyke, Postmaster
32 -032
150.o0
152
H. J. McNeel, Inc.,
30 -032
1.68
Moore Stationery
32 -032
5.99
153
154
Yt. States Tel. And Tel, Co.,
31 - 032
47.95
155
Neptune Meter Co.,
30 - 032
358.85
156
Pacifir. States Cast Iron Pipe Co.,
R. V.
30 -033
4,09B.4o
157
& oil Co.,Inc.,
Safeway
30 -032
132,76
158
Service Parts Co.,
31 -032
31 -032
5.51
2.80
159
160
Simpson Blacksmith Shop
31-032
5.25
161
Telephone
Toft Machine Shop
32 -032
31 - 032
59.30
162
Transport Clearings
30 - 032
7.00
6.72
163
Vanways Moving & Storage, Inc.,
30 -032
4.20
164 -
165
Waterworks Equipment Co.,
30 -032
67.60
166
West Cameo, Ind.,
30 -032
84.30
167
Westcott Oil Corporation
30 -032
24.20
%Vestarn Bearings, Inc.,
31 -032
18.17
Total Water & Sewage Funds for Encl-
Aug. 1960
7�9KY. 7
276 �
SPECIAL FUND SUPPI S
Caldwell Hardware
110 -032
61.714
277
278
Idaho Power Co.,
0 -032
14.63
Becker Hardware Co.,
145 -032
12.00
279
Caldwell Auto Supply Co.,
115 -032
6.28
280
281
Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co.,
145 -032
111.0$
282
Union Oil Co. Of Cali£.
45 -032
20.03
283
Finch Signs & Paint Store
50 -032
61.411
294
Idaho Power Co.,
Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co.,
50 -032
50 -032
121.37
6.90
285
Bob Nicholas Service Stations, Inc.,
50 -032
8.85
286
Simpson Blacksmith Shop
50 -032
1.00
287
288
J. W. Weeks & Son, Inc.,
50 -033
230.10
289
The American Lubricants Co.,
Armco
60 -032
17.82
Drainage & Metal Products, Inc.,
60_032
91.08
290
Arnold Machinery Co.,Inc.,
60 -032
45,90
291
Bennett Machine And Welding Works
60 -032
5.38
292
Blackline Asphalt Sales Of Idaho, Inc.,
6o -032
5,6111.99
293
The Bowman Products Company
60 -032
19.45
294
Burns Chevrolet Company
60 -0 2
1 29,$4
2 95
296
Caldwell Auto Supply Co.,
60..032
Caldwell Electric Co., Inc.,
60 -032
32.56
297
298
Caldwell Hardware Co.,
Caldwell
60 -032
22.49
Leekther & Canvas
60 -032
4.20
299
300
Caldwell Paint & Glass Co.,
60 -032
72,98
301
Clerk's Cash R Fund
60 -032
30.27
Consolidated Supply Co.,
f17 -032
16.76
302
Cooperative oil Association
60 -032
14,17
303
304
Curt & Hal, Inc.,
60 -032
10,20
305
D. &. R. Supply Cc.,
60-032
99.50
306
Garber Motor Co,,
60 -032
37.65
307
Guarantee Repair Service
60 -032
10,00
308
Hardy Brothers
Home Lumber & Coal Co.,
60 -032
60
378.77
309
Leonard Hunt
-032
6n -032 12.00
111,00
310
Idaho Power Company
60 -033 40.00
6o -032
52,00
12.40
311 -
312
Idaho Tire Service Inc.,
60_032
56,41
31.3 -
Irrigators Lumber Co.,
Jason Smith Motors, Inc.,
60 -032
60
1.62
314
315
Marion Metal Products Co.,
-033
60_032
545.00
119,90
316
NordL4ng Parts Company
60 -032
62.80
317
Paul A. Roberts Garage
R.B.R. Firestone Dealer Store
6o - D33
60- 032
1,100.00
318
319
Richfield Oil Corp
Sattler's
60-032
36 .Lo
54 .62
320
Auto Electric Inc.
60 -032
31
31.74
321
The Sa• Company
Rervir.e Parts Co., C
60 -032
31.41
322
323
Southern Idaho Equipment Co.,
6C -032
60 -032
22.47
134.77
324
Starline Equipment Co.,
Union oil Co., Of Calif,
60 -032
17.70
3
326
Ralph van Kleek
60 -032
6o - 032
150.83
28.80
327
Vanways Moving & Storage, Inc,,
60 -032
2.18
328 -
J. W. Weeks & Son, Inc.,
Western Bearing, Inc.,
6D - 032
22,65
329
330
Idaho Power Company
60 -032
65 -032
2.17
3,$33.44
331
Bestway Bldg. Center
Bill's Texaco Service
70-032
5.59
332
C . L. Bourland
70 -032
4.50
333
John H. Brown
70 -032
6.33
334
335
Caldwell Auto Supply Co.,
70 -032
70 -032
6.33
1.
336
Caldwell Hardware Co.,
Fishers Office Equipment
7n -032
2,44
337
Garber Motor Company
70-033
262.00
338
Oscar Naumann
70 - 032
81.26
339
Guy Healy
70-032
6.33
340
341
Hoff Building Supply
70 - 032
70 -032
6.33
X
342
Idaho Power Company
Irrigators Lumber Co.,
70 -032
125.36
3143
Nall's llobile Station
70_032
21.00
344
Simpson Blacksmith Shop
70 -032
70 -.032
2.20
7,50
5
F
V0. & WT. NO.
NAME FUND NUMBER & PURPOSE
AMOUNT
S
Alfa E. Williams
0
to
346
Alta E. Williams
70 -032
2.25
347
Caldwell Sanitary Service
75 -034
4,956.01
348
Nampa Sanitary Service
?5 -034
480.25
349
Canyon Abstract & Title Co., Ltd.,
80-033
30.70
350
Hoff Building Supply
4-832
58.00
351
Watkins Construction Co.,
4
7,215.99
Total Special Funds for End - Aug. 1960
$26,743.29
EXPENDITURES BY FUNDS
WATER FUND SUPPLIES
30-032
1,997.40
WATER CAP. OUT. "
30 -033
4,361.15
TREAT:::ENT PLANT "
31 -032
1,377.89
TIATER GEN. office"
32 -032
217.2
AIRPORT FUND
40-032
76.37
FIRE FUND
45 -032
149.36
CWETERY FUND
50 -032
199.56
CEMETERY CAP. OUT.
50 -033
230.10
STREET FUNDS "
60-032
7,572.75
StRIET CAP, OUT.
60-033
1,685.00
STREET Lighting
65 -032
3,533.44
IRRIGATION FUND "
70 -032
293.76
IRRIGATION CAP, OUT.
70-033
262.00
SANITATION FUND CONTRACT & LANDFILL
75-034
5,436.26
ARMORY CAP. OUTLAY
80 -033
30.70
L. I. D. $ 48
4432
7,273.99
$34,697.02
TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR = -AUG 1 60 $ 4 160.30
TOTAL SUPILIEB FOR EGD -AIlG 1 60 38,30
TOTAL SALARIES FOi, AUGUST 160 35,063.66
TOTAL, SUPP1,115 A SALARIES FOR AUGUST 1 60 78,024.66
Trailer House Dr. Conger.
Dr. Gerald Conger was present and requested permission to place a trailer house on is property.
Moved by Councilman Eldredge, seconded by Councilman Shorb permission be granted to place the
trailer house on this property on a yearly basis, also, Mr. Conger file with the City Clerk a statement
from adjacent prooarty owners to the effect the location of the trailer house would meet with their approval.
Upon Rol]. Call it appeared the motion was unaninously carried.
N —rtand Geo Kandall.
for Wayne Fuller and Dr. Donald Shannahan, repres -nting the Junior Chamber of Commerce recuested per -
mission /Geo Randall, a handicapped man, to sell newsnaoers from a stand to be located either on the corner
near the Idaho Department Store or Pennywise Drug Store at Kimball F, Cleveland.
Moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Vassar permission be granted, to the Junior
Chamber of Commerce and Geo Randall for this stand on a temporary basis.
Upon Poll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried.
Pony Neumester.
Tony Neumeister, Superintendent of the Treatment Plant requested the Council to increase his Salary
om 4)425 to 8450 per month, fir. Mr. Neumeister stated he had been with the City for four years without a
Mayor Simmerman stated the renuest of Mr. Neumeister had been discussed, but, the budget had al-
dy been set for the year.
Councilman Vassar, on behalf of the Council stated since. the salary budget had already been ap-
Ved the request could not be granted, but, the Council would consider raising the salary to $4LO Der month
tin and when the next salary study was made this salary would be raised to couA'orm with the rate set for
Councilman Smith: I feel this should be taken up :. the City Engineer since the Council has
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elevated him to Public Works Administrator.
Councilman Eldredge: I hate to see this come up at this time since the budget has been set and I
do not see how we can do anything at this time.
T'{ Mr. Neumeister state he could not accept the proposal and han: ed the Mayor and Council his keys
1 - th his resignation to take effect immediately.
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Moved by Councilman Finley, seconded by Councilman Eldredge the resignation of Tony Neumeister be
,coeuted.
Uoon Roll Call it anneared the motion was unanimously carried.
Reports were read from the Police Department and the Fire Department and ordered filed.
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The following letter was read from K. F. Stringfield and ordered spread on the Minutes:
Reign Kenneth Strinpfield(Recreation Boar(9) August 15, 1960
Hon Ed Simmerman Mayor
City of Caldwell
City Hall
C Idaho
Dear Ed:
It is with sincere regret that I find it necessary at this time, because
of health reasons, to tender my r- sign as a member of the City's Recreation
committee.
I have enjoyed serving on this Board and previously on the Caldwell mem-
orial Swimming Pool Board for a good many years, and feel that the City of Cald-
well can be truly proud of its accomplishments in the recreational field.
Sincerely
/sl K. F. Stringfield
Vice President and Secretary
Moved by Councilman Eldredge, seconded by Crnmcilman Smith the resignation of K. F. Stringfield
be accented and the City Clerk be instructed to write Mr. Stringfield a letter of appreciation.
Unon Roll Call it anneared the motion was unanimously carried,
Pool 1, Car Lic nse.
An•:lication for Pool and Card License was read from Roy'= Sport Shop the fee accompanying the
a— licati.on.
Moved by Vassar, seconded by Smith this license be granted.
Upon Roll C it appea-ed the motion as unanimouuly carried.
Bill No 10 (Annexation first. reading)
Thereunon Councilman introduced Bill No 10, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE DETERMINING THAT CERTAIN LANDS LIE CONTIGUOUS OR ADJACENT TO THE CITY OF CALV ELL,
COUNTY OF CANYON, STATE OF IDAHO; THAT SAID LANDS HAVE BEEN LAID OFF BY THE OWNERS OR PROPRIETORS, OR WITH
THE OWNERS' AUTHORITY OR AXQUIESCFNCE, INTO LOTS OR uLOCKS CONTAINING NOT MORE THAN FIVE ACRES OF LAND EACH;
OR THAT THE OWNERS OR PROPRIETORS OF SAID LANDS, OR OTHER P WITH THE CONSENT OF S4Ih OWNERS OR PRO-
PRIFTORS OF SAID LANDS, OR OTHER PITSONS WITH THE CONSENT OF S4ID OWNERS OR P OP91'TORS, HAFE .SOLD OR PEOUN
TO SELL OFF SUCH CONTIGUOUS OR ADJACENT LANDS BY METES AND B,UNDS, IN TRACTS NOT EXCEEDING FIVE ACRES: AND
DF,CLARING SAID LANDS, BY PROPER L:�CALIF;SC?IPTION THE'EOP, TO BE A PART OF THE CITY OF CALDG'ELL, CANYON
COUNTY, IDAHO; REPF,ALING ALL ORDTffkiC P ?30LUTIONS, OP ORD,RS, OR PARTS THI5TBOF IN C NFLICT HF3SIdITH: AND
DF,CLARING AN EMERGENCY.
which w,s read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 10.
Tax Deeds Irrigation
Mayor Simmerman stated the City has taken tax deed on six parcels of land for delinquent irri-
ation taxes.
Authorizing sale of property
Moved by Councilman Shorb, seconded by Councilman Finley the City attorney prepare the necessary
apers to sell the following parcels of land at, public auctions
Parcel No. 1: Lots 13, 1L, 15 and 16 in Block 130, STRAHORN ADDITION
to the City of Caldwell, as the same is shown on the official
plat thereof, on file and of record in the office of the
Recorder of Canyon County, Idaho.
Parcel No. 2: Lots 1 and 2 in Block 36 of the Original Townsite of Caldwell,
as the same is shown on the official plat thereof on file and
of record in the office of the Recorder of Canyon County,
Idaho.
Parcel No. 3: Lots 3 h and 5 in Blocv 36 of the Original Townsite of Cald-
well, as the same is shown on the official plat thereof on
file and of record in the mffice of the Recorder of Canyon
County, Idaho.
Upon Roll Call it anneared the motion was unanimously ca -ried.
Ro•y Theater
Mayor Simmerman informed the Council Mr,c. " Knight has agreed to remodeling the Boxy Theater,
provided, the City will then advertise her property for sale at anctiop.
Roark(Irri.Eation water)
The City Attorney informed the Council it was his opinion the City was not obligated to furnish
irrigation water to Roy Roark.
Cbuncilma.n Shorb renorted the State Library Board and Trustees were holding an all day meeting
In Caldwell on September 13, 1960.
Mayor Simmerman reported the League of Women Voters was holding a meeting September 14, to discuss
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Indain Creek.
Uisoosal of old post street li_•hts.
Mayor Simmerman reported a number of inquiries regarding the Cityts plan for disposal of the old
post street lights.
` It was unanimously agreed by the Council the lights pe sold the price to be $20.00 delivered,
Midnight shows held at Terr =ce Driv° Inv.
Midnight shows held at the Terrace Drive Inn were discussed.
Moved by Eldredge, seconded by Vassar the City Attorney be instructed to investigate and advise
what action could be taken by the City.
'�. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried.
College of Idaho (Io foot rig!it -o -sway F.ichiran)
City Engineer informed the Cour:cil the College of Idaho requested the City to vacate a ten foot
right -of -way on Michigan for installing gas lines from the master meter to other owned College property.
No action was taken at this time.
Mayor Simme-man reported on the following projects: parking meters, street lights and golf
course.
Councilman Eldredge introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution:
R Anticipation `Dotes
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R3SOLUTION NO. 16.
BE IT RESOLVED, By the [ Mayor and City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, as follows:
UREREAS, There is an iermiediate and oressing need of rasiny funds to defray the ordinary and
necessary expenses of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, authorized by the general laws of the State of Idaho,
and
WHEREAS, It is necessary to borrow money in anticipation of taxes for the fiscal year 1960 -1961,
in order to raise funds for carrying on the bus >ness of said city until the taxes levied for said fiscal
year have been collected; and
WHEREAS Aut`.:ority is given for the cr -ation of such indebtedness by the provisions of Chapter
31, Title 63, Idaho Code; and
Ali WHEREAS, The taxws for the current fiscal year have not yet been levied and completed; and
WHEREAS, The taxes levied in the previous fiscal year of 1959 -60 was the sum of $264,000.00
exclusive of taxes levied for the purpose of paying the nrincinal of and interest on the outstanding bonded
indebtedness of the City , and
WHEREAS, It apoears to this Council to be expedient and in the best interest of the City of Cald-
well that said City borrow the sum of 0175,000.00 DOLLARS, for the purposes aforesaid, and issue its tax
anticipation notes in said amount, and that said amount, together with all other outstanding tax snticipatio
notes issued in anticipation of taxes for the current year, will not be in excess of seventy -five (75`x) per
cent of the taxes levied by the said City for the previous fiscal year, nor in excess of any other limitatio s
on the indebtedness of said city, provided by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Idaho,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED) That the City of Caldwell, State of Idaho, for the ourpose of
providing funds in anticipation of the collection of taxes of the current fiscal year, 1960 -61, exclusive
of taxes required to be raised to Day the principal of the outstanding bonded indebtedness of said city,
borrow the sum of $175,000.00 DOLLARS, and for that nurnose, and as evidence of such indebtedness, issue
its twenty -one (21) tax antics nation bonds or notes therefor in the aggregate principal amount of $175,000.0
DOLLARS, all to be dated as of the lst day of September, 1960, to be numbered from one (1) to twenty -one
21, both inclusive, said notes or bonds to be in the following denominations:
Bonds numbered one (1) to six r6), both inclusive, in the denomination of $2,500.00 each, and
Bonds numbered from seven (7) to thirteen (13) both inclusive, in the denomination of £5,000.00
each, and
Bonds numbered from fourteen 'lh) to eighteen (1$), both inclusive, in the denomination of
9616,000.00 each, and €k
Bonds numbered from nineteen (19) through twenty -one (21) both inclusive in the denomination of i!
$2$,000.00 each, and each bond to bear interest from date of negotiation at a rate of five and one -half iI
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(51,$) per cent per annum, payable at maturity, said bonds to become due and payable on or before the 30th
day of July, 1961.
The principal and interest of said bonds shall be payable at the Bank of Idaho, Caldwell Branch, l i4
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Caldwell, Idaho. Said notes or bonds shall be signed and executed by the Mayor of the City of Caldwell,
attested by the City Clerk, countersigned by the City Treasurer, sealed with the corporate Seal of said City,
and shall be in substantially the following form, words and figures (except as to number and denomination),
to -wit:
UNTIED STATES OF AM:3RICA
STATE OF IDAHO
CITY OF CALLWELL
CITY OF CALDWFI.L NEGOTIABLE TAX ANTICIPATION BOND
SERIES OF SERT?MBFR 1, 1960
Number $
CITY OF C.ALD.,ELL, in the State of Idaho, hereby acknowledges itself to be
indebted to, and for value received, hereby promises to pay to the bearer hereof, the
sum of
DOLLARS
in lawful money of the United States of America for the payment of public debts, bonds
numbered from one (1) to twenty -one (21) inclusive, to be payable on or before the 30th
day of July, 1961, at the banking house of the dank of Idaho, Caldwell Branch, Caldwell,
Idaho, with interest thereon at the rate of five and one -half percent per annum from
date until oaid, interest payable at maturity.
This bond is one of a series of twenty -one (21) 'oonds, known as City of Cald-
well Negotiable Tax Anticipation Bonds, Series of September 1, 1960, in the ageregate
principal amount of 9175,000.00 -
This bond and all other bonds of said series a °e issued in anticipation of
the collection of taxes for the fiscal year 1960.61 and said taxes are h -reby irrevocably
pledged to the payment of this bond and all other bonds of said series, and the principal
and interest thereof. To provide for the mymsnt of this and the other bonds of said
series, ther- has been created by the resolution of the City Council of the City of Cald-
well providing for the issuance of said anticipation bonds, a special fund to be known
as the "Tax Anticipation Bond Redemntion Fund ", as provided by law.
It is hereby certified, recited and declared that the current indebtedness of
said City of Caldwell hereby incurred, is not in excess of 75% of the amount of taxes
levied by said City of Caldwell, for the previous fiscal year, and that the taxes
levied for the current fiscal year have not yet been naid, and that said indebtedness
of s =id City, end said indebtedness was and is contracted for the nurnose for which
the taxes for the current fiscal year, 1960, are levied.
It is further certified, recited and declared that all conditions, acts and
things essential to the validity of this bond exist, have hapoened, and have been done,
and that every requirement of law affecting the issue hereof has been duly complied
with, and that this bond is within everydsbt and other limit prescribed by the Con-
stitution and laws of the State of Idaho, Find that the full faith and credit of said
City of Caldwell are hereby irrevocably pledged to the nnnctual payment of the nrin-
cinal and interest of this bond according to its term.
IN WITNESS WHERROF, CITY OF CALDWFLL, STAT OF IDAHO, has caused this bond
to be executed and signed on its behalf by the Mayor of said City, countersigned by
its Treasurer, attested by its City Clerk, and its Corporate Seal to be hereto affixed
as of the day of , 1960.
ay., e City of C
Idaho
ATTEST:
City Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Idaho
COUNTERSI 1NED:
City Treasurer of the City of
Caldwell, Id.,he
CORPORATE SRAL.
There shall be endorsed on each of said bonds, the Pollo�fing:
"I hereby certify that the within bond is issued in accordance with
law end is not in excess of 75% of the taxes levied by said City of Caldwell for
the current fiscal ,year, 1959 -1960, and not ,yet collected by said City, exclusive
of taxes reouired to be raised to nay the orincipal of the outstanding bonded in-
debtedness of said City of Caldwell, Idaho.
(SEAL)
Clerk of the City of Caldwell,
Idnho
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"I hereby certify that I nave examined the nroceedings had by the City Council of the City
of Caldwell authorizing the foregoing bond and find the same to be legal and that said
bond was l made and issued.
City Attorney o£ the City of Caldwell,
Idaho"
.AND, BE IT 50,TK:R RESOLVED, That all the covenants, statements, representations
and agreements containd in said bonds are hereby adopted as the covenants, statements, re-
nresentations and agreements of tre City of C State of Idaho, and
BE IT FORTHER R�SOLVID, That for thn payment of said tax anticipation bands at
maturity, there hereby is created as)ecial `Lind to be known as the "Tax Anticipation Bond
Redemption lund "; and that all taxes hereby collected or received, the collection of
which has been hereby anticipated, shall he placed in said "Tax Anticipation Bond Redemp-
tion Mind" until such time as the funds accunulated therein shall be sufficient to pay
all such tax anticipation bonds outstanding, together with interest thereon at maturity,
and
WHEREAS, The Bank of Idaho, Caldwell Branch, Caldwell, Idaho, and the Idaho
First National Bank, Caldwell Branch, Caldwhll, Idaho,have agreed to purchase said bonds
at par and accrued interest as and when the same may be and are legally issued and de-
livered.
N041, THMR wO`E, BE IT PURTH RESOLVED, That the offer of said Bank of Idaho,
Caldwell Branch, Caldwell, Idaho and Idaho First Lational Bank, Caldwell Branch, Caldwell
Idaho, be, and the same is, hereby accented; that the Mayor and City Clerk be, and they
M hereby are, authoriz - •d and directed to negotiate, issue anddeliver said bonds (after
the same shall have been sinned, sealed, certified and erecui.ed as hereinabove directed)
to said banks, in accordance with their agreement to purchase said b nds, as and when said
bonds may be Is ally issued esnd delivered'^ receipt of the purchase - )rice therefor, and
as and when, in the opinion of said Mayor and City Clerk funds shall be reouired for the
purchase for which said bonds are authorized to be issued; and the proper officers are here-
by authorized and directed to sign, certify, seal and execute each o" said bonds at the time
the negotiation and issue thereof shall be determined upon by said Mayor and City Clerk,
and
BE IT FUPTHEB R�SOL'J"i, That the proceeds of the sale of said bonds shall be
used for the purnoses and only for the p.u•poses herein stated and for which such taxes,
the collection of which is anticipated, are to be levied, and
BE IT FURTHER RRSOLV?D, That this resolution shall take effect and be in full
force immediately upon its passage andaoproval.
PASSED AND APPROVED this 6th day of September, 1960.
ATTEST:
City Clerk of the City of aldwell, daho
Councilman Vassar seconded the adoption of the foregoing Preambles and resolutions, and same
upon being out to a vote were unanimouslyc,rried by the affirmative vote of all the members of said City
Council present at the meeting, the vote being as follows:
Affirmative: V Smith, Shorb, Eldredge and Finley
Negative: None.
Absent and not vot -ng: Luby
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Thereuoon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the R-'solution adopted.
There being no further business to c -.;me before the Council it was moved by Councilman Smith,
seconded by Councilman Luby that Council recess to meet September 19th, 1960.
Mayor.
City Clerk.
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