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Home My WebLink About1960-09-19city council minutesi � cz SEPTEMBER 20, 19xO 10:00 A. N. SALE BY TH? CITY OF CALDWELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION THREE PARCELS OF LAND. This being the time set by notice for sale at public auction, by the City of Caldwell, three parcels of land; in accordance urith Idaho Code 50- 13lb -50- 1007- ,=Q -1CC8. Mayor Simmerman offered the following parcel of land, dasignated as No. 1, to the hiehest bidder: rarcel No. 1: Lots 1,-," 15 and 16 in Block 130, Strahorn Addition to the City of Caldwell, as the same is shown on the official plat thereof, on fileand of record in the office of the Re- corder of Canyon County, Idaho. City Toil No.1732. City Tresurer, Alta Williams bid $96.30 Mrs. Isabell Bloomfied More 97.30 Hi. =h bid of Mrs. More was accepted. 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 R- corer of Canyon County, Idaho. City Toll No. 1100. City Treasurer, Alta Williams bid $52.55 LawrenCe L, Montnomery bid 53.55 High bid of Mr. Montgomery was accepted. Parcel No. 3: Lots 3,L and 5 Block 16 of t ".e Original Townsite of Caldwell, as tha same is shown on the official plat thereof on fi.l.� and of r -cord in the office of tnA Recorder of Canyon Connty, Idaho. City Toll No. 1101. City Treasurer, Alta Williams bid $72.50 Lawrence L. Montgomery bid 73.50 Mayor Simmerman annonnced the City world accent the hir;h bids. ., City Clerk. Mayor. COUNCIL CHAMBERS b:00 P. 11. SE�'Tr1BB.R 19,1960 The Council met pursuant to recess and acknowledgment of notice in the following form: CALL AND ACKNOKL~T ?M4•CNT OF 00i We, the undersigned Mayor and kembers of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do each hereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting of the said City Council, to be held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall in the City of C at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P. M. on the 19th day of Sept - emb -r, 1960, for transaction of all business in connection with the following ob'�ect: New and unfinished business, which obiect was or =sented to each of the undersigned in writ.ine. WITNESS our signatures this 19th, day of September, 1960. Mayor ., Councilman n /) ouni lman �✓ agor FA Somme—an nresiding. V 6 0 , on Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, H. E. "Coley" Smith, Emile Shorb, L. P. cldredge and Leland Finley. Nbsent: Max Lnby. Bill No 10 (Annexation) This -.eing the time set for the second reading of Bill No 10, the Bill was read the second time by title. i I I i I I I 1 �I 63 I 7 I I i 7 lI l l � I] Protests ( Annexatim) Mr. Wayne Davis, representing Fr -d Soecht, protested the annexation of Mr. Soecht's property which consists of approximately 60 acres of farm land. Mr. Davis stated to include this property would be premature and unfair at this time and on behalf of Mr. Soecht teen. -?ed the City to omit this property from the proposed annexation. Councilman Vassar inquired if I9r. Snecht would object to annexation if his property on the north- side of Franklin Road was included, provided the property on the southside of Franklin Road was excluded from the proposed area to be annexed. Mr. Davis was requested to contact Mr. Snecht andreport back to the Mayor. Wm F. Gigray r., representing Jim (duller, stated the City was not justified in annexing the pro- perty owned by Mr. Muller. Councilman Smith explained the benefits this area would receive from a zoning standpoint. Councilman Finley discussed County zoning. Councilman Shorb stated the Cound 1 was trying to plan for future expansion of the City. Mayor Simmerman informed Mr. Davis and Mr. Gigray the Council was trying to do what they considered best for the future development of Caldwell. Mr. Davis stated he would file a formal protest within the next few days. Audit Tony Messurri, representing Jackson - Messuri presented the 1959 -60 audit for Council Approval. Mr. Messuri informed the Council a report on the office study would be made in the near future. Mayor Simmerman stated the preliminary plans for the Armory have been received. College of Idaho request to vacate loft slrin on Midrigan . - City Engineer discussed the request of the College of Idaho 8aa for vacating a ten foot strip on Michigan for gas line installation. Moved by Sidredge, seconded by Finley this request be denied. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Airoort , Mayor Sirmnerman reported on the proposed zoning at the Airoort and informed the Council that he had talked to Mr. Chet Moulten who had sugge-ted that the City obtain from the City of Boise a Cony Of their ordinance governing zoning for airports. A copy of the ordinance has been received and the Building Inspector, City Engineer and Councilman Luby are to give a report to the Councilmon this ordinance. En-�ineering Station flagon. City Engineer reported the station wavon belonging to the Engineering Department has been involved in an accident and the Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co of Idaho, carrier for the party causing the damages has refused to allow the claim. Actor ^ey to bring suit to collect damages. City Attorney was instructed to oring suit against the comoany to recover damages. Councilman Shorb gave a report on the meeting held in Caldwell by State Librarians of this area. Annexation ( compromise p- onosed ) Some further discussion of the Ordinance bein- read for annexation of certain lands on Canyon Hill was had, after which Councilman Eldredge moved and Councilman Shorb seconded that Mr. Wayne Davis be con- sulted and if this client was agreeable to compromise, that the south 40 acres of the Fred Snecht property be excluded from annexation, that the description in the Ordinance be changed accordingly and published for action atthe next regular meeting of the Council but that if such a compromise was not agreeable; the bound - cries be left to read as they are at the present time. Upon Roll Call it anpear -d the motion was unanimously carried. Th;s - layAverue. City Engineer 'orouht to the attention of the Council the situation on This Way Street. regarding streets and water. Mr. Lewis re. amnended some zoning and planning be one in this area. The Bills for Mid- September were read and on motion by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Smith these Bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts, all of w - rich have been ap- erov -d by the Finance Committee. Motion carri edl i Gy J r GMERAL FUND SUPPLIES V0. & IT. ATOS. 21 NAME FUND NUMBER & PURPOSE - -- AMOUNT Keith Judd 15-032 O.& h22 B. & M. Equipment Co., Inc., 15 -032 1.50 24 -032 5.00 6.50 423 Donald W. Baird 22 -032 43.70 424 Becker Hardware Co., 15 -032 2.94 425 Bestway Building Center 10 -035 4.25 L26 Blacker Appliance & Furniture 15 -032 29.95 427 Burns Chevrolet Company 15 -032 107.41 L28 Caldwell Broadcasting Co., Inc., 15 -032 3.75 429 Caldwell Drug Center 15 -032 93.53 17 -032 .75 9L. ?8 430 Caldwell Hardware 23 -032 1.35 431 Caldwell Leather & Canvas 2h -032 63.60 432 Caldwell Plmb, e_ Htg. Co., 10 -035 1.90 23 -032 1.26 3.06 433 Caldwell Sanitary. Service 23 -032 12.00 4314 California Spray Chemical Corp., 23 -032 39.90 435 Caxton Printera, Ltd., 13 -032 42.64 14 -032 14.37 15 -032 61.97 23-032 14.75 24-032 14.75 148.48 1 ,36 20th Century Color Service 15 -032 3.25 437 Cooperative Oil Association 10 -0110 107.16 438 0 & B Supply 26 -032 10.18 439 Darling Motel 17 -032 8.00 440 Freda's Cafe 17-032 108.05 h41 Guarantee Repair Service 25-032 3.00 442 Hardy Bros. 15 -032 78.78 1143 Hoff Building Supply 15 -032 61.59 444 Howard Electric 1.5 -032 282.95 445 Idaho Concrete Pipe Co., 23 -032 55.80 h46 Idaho Gas Co., 23 -032 3.84 26-032 22.83 26.67 447 Idaho Power Co., 24- 032 41.98 448 Irrigators Lumber Co., 24 -032 24.32 449 King Brown Gardens 23 -032 6.59 450 Lodge Motor Co., 15 -032 22.55 451 Model Market 15-032 14.65 452 Moore Stationery 15 -032 6.45 453 Motor Inn Tire Shopp 26 -032 43.00 45h Nampa Radio Service 15 -032 132.85 h55 National Safety Council 15 -032 7.5o h56 Bob Nicholas Service Stations, Inc., 10 -040 1,552.32 15 -032 73.99 1,626.31 L57 Norman's Jewelry 15- 032 29.50 459 Northwestern University Traffic Irst. 11 -032 6.14 459 Priest Electric Service 10 -035 10.8h 460 V. L. Roberts Shell Service 15 -032 2.60 L61 Service Parts Co., 23 -032 11.93 L62 Starline Egaiment Co., 15 -033 425.00 463 John F. Stecher, M. D., 28 -032 4.00 46h Stoffers Richfield 15-032 4.50 465 Suers Stationery & Office Supply 11 -032 9.88 13 -032 4.94 14 -032 7.5o 15 -032 169.63 19 -032 14.44 206.39 L66 Superior Auto Glass 15 -032 6.01 1167 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning 21 -032 5.50 468 Van Platers & Rogers, Inc., 2h -032 37.90 469 Western Business Supply 15 -032 6.43 Total General Funds For Mid - September 1960 $4,091.45 `WATER AND SYKAGE FUNDS SUPPLIES 168 Melvin G. Lewis 31 -032 25.00 169 Burroughs Corp., 32-033 5,524.60 170 Caxton Printers Ltd., 32 -032 200.55 171 Cook Electric 31 -032 1.19.41 172 D. 5 B Supply Company 30 -032 5.4o 173 E. W. Simpson Machine Shop 31 -032 6.02 174 Idaho Tire Service, Inc., 30 -032 2.75 175 Leo J. Mason Motor Co., 30 -032 17.95 176 Lodge Motor Co., Inc., 30 -032 8.50 177 Nall's Mobile oil 30- 032 14.76 178 A. W. Hewmeistor 31 -032 2.17 179 Pitney - Bowes, Inc., 32 -032 30.00 180 R & V Oil Co., Inc., 31- 032 51.00 18l Service Parts Co., 31 -032 4.10 Total Water And Sewage Funds For Mid -September 1960 $6,012.23 SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES 352 Caxton Printers, Ltd., 45 -032 9.81 353 Nampa Radio Service 45 -032 161.10 354 The rlew- Tribune 1,5 -032 9.00 355 W. A. Paddock h5-03 2 2 35.3 7 356 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning 45 -032 357 Caldwell Auto Supply Co., 50 -032 33.34 358 Caldwell Hardware 50 -032 .72 359 Lodge Motor Co., Inc., 50 -032 7.45 16o 361 Bob Nichales Oil Co., Inc, R.B. R. Firestone Dealer Si'ore r0 -032 6 -032 l .00 2 .51 362 363 Service_ Parts Co. Arnold Machinery 6o., Inc., 50 -032 40 -032 12 .6L 259.00 J r City Clark. I I i COUNCIL CHANGERS OC' -jBBR 3, 1960 8:00 P. H. The R gular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Nall, with the Lyor Ed Simmerman presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, N. E. "Coley" Smith, Max Luby, Emile Shorb, L. P. Sldredge and Leland Finley. The Bills for September were read and on motion bir Councilman Vassar, seconded by Council Smith these Bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which have been approved V0. & WT. NO. NAME SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES COHTIN FUND NUMBER & PURPOSE AMOUNT 364 Bestway Building Center 60-032 1.85 j 365 Blackline Asphalt Sales Of Idaho, Inc., 60-032 1,7211.93 366 Caldwell Hardware Co., 60 -032 8.83 r 367 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating Co., 60 -032 1.10 j 368 Cla -Val Co., 60-032 10.60 l 369 Cornwall Tools Co., 60 -032 20.65 370 Ernst Fuel Co., 60 -032 36,97 371 Garber Motor Company 60 -032 4.75 i 372 Hoff Building Supply 60- 032 69.00 373 R. B. R. Firestone Dealer Store 60 -032 119.8'4 374 Richfield Oil Corporation 60-032 159.50 375 Settler's Auto Electric 60 -032 5.44 376 Service Parts Co., 60 -032 58.85 377 Starline Equipment Co., 60 -033 937.35 378 Toft Machine Shop 60-032 24.00 379 Ralph Van Eleek 60 -032 22.95 380 United Radiator Shop 60 -032 3.50 381 Vanways Moving & Storage, Inc., 60- 032 5.17 382 Summers' Stationery & Office Supply 75 -032 3.25 383 - Armco Drainage & Hdetal Prod., Inc., 4 -832 1,201.05 Total Special fund Supplies for KLd- Septemuer 1960 $5,321.52 E KPENDITURES BY FUNDS WATER FUND SUPPLIES 30 -032 49.38 Treatment Plant " 31-032 207.70 WATER GEN OFFICE " 32-032 230.55 WATER DEN OFF. CAP OUTLAY 32 -033 5,524.60 FIRE FUND " 45 -032 439.28 CEPIETERY FUND " 50 -032 203.66 STREET FUND " 60 -032 2,536.93 STREET CAP OUTLAY 60 -033 937.35 SA 11TATION FUND " 75 -032 3.25 L. I.. D. # 48 4-832 1,201.05 $11,333.75 Thereupon Councilman Vassar introduced the following Resolution and moved the adoption thereof, which motion was duly seconded by Councilman Eldredge: RESOLUTION NO. 17 BY COUNCILMAN VA33AR BE IT RESOLVED, By the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, as follows: 1. That, whereas, there exists in the Water and Sewer Funds a surplus of TWENTY THOUSAND & NOAOO 020,000.00) DOLLARS in excess of funds required for the Bond Sinking Funds required by the Water and Sewer Bond Ordinance.. IT 15 TH'REFOR ORDERSD, That the City Treasurer is hereby authorized to transfer from the Water and Sewer Funds to the General Fund the sum of TWENTY TE:')U9AND & 1 i0 /100 ($20,000.00) DOLLARS. I Negative: Upor Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, None. Absent Smith, Shorb, Eldredge and Finley. and not voting: Luby. - Thereuoon the Mayor declared the motioncarried and the Resolution adopted. u 1 There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Smith, aco ded by Councilman Vassar that Council adjourn, Notion carried. Mayor. City Clark. I I i COUNCIL CHANGERS OC' -jBBR 3, 1960 8:00 P. H. The R gular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Nall, with the Lyor Ed Simmerman presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, N. E. "Coley" Smith, Max Luby, Emile Shorb, L. P. Sldredge and Leland Finley. The Bills for September were read and on motion bir Councilman Vassar, seconded by Council Smith these Bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which have been approved