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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1964-09-21city council minutes305 COUNCIL C1 M ERR SEPTEMBER 21, 1964 8SCO 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 hour of 8500 P.M., on the 21st day of September, 1964, for the transaction of all business in oonnection with the following objectx New and unfinished business. Witness our signatures this 21st day of September, 1964. mayor Mayor N. E. "Coley" Smith presiding. Upon Holl Call, the following Councilmen answered presents E. L. Vassar, James W. "Bill" Keys, I. Jay Martin, Charles Carpenter, and C. A. Davenport, Absent: Max Luby. Lequest for consideration of plan for improvement of Library - Library Board Mayor Smith recognized the members of the Library Board who were present when Mrs. Octavia 0. Talker, Library Board Chairman, addressed the Mayor and Members of the Council in their behalf. Mrs. Walker stated that the Library had been in need of improvement for a long time; that, in fact, %a Board had come to the conclusion that it was imperative but they had had no plan to present to the 'ouncil until this last summer when they found that the property neat to the Library was available; that the wuld purchase the property for $15,000.00 and this would give them room for parking and room for remodel - Lng the present structure. She continued by saying that they had had the Library building looked at and had 'ound that the present structure waa in very good condition and well worthy of a thorough remodeling job ddch would be adequate for their needs; that they felt the central location should be kept and that it meld save the City mach money to leave the Library location where it now was and to work on it as it is. Mrs. Walker then stated that they would like for the City Council to give them permission to buy :hose two lots next to the present building and would also like for the City to advance to the Board approximately $1,500.00 for a down payment - they would then hope to pay it back to the City and make the miance of the payments on the lots out of their income which they hoped would be increased by one mill on %a levy for Library. Mayor Smith informed the Council that he had met with the Library Board and that one of their problems was the lack of enough funds to buy additional books to modernize the Library and he said that the Lnveatigating that he had done made it reasonable to believe that a one mill levy in their operational nudget would be needed] that they were limited under law to five mills; however, he would not recommend that the City enter into an agreement unless the Council was in sympathy with the Boards future plane for expan- sion and remodeling of the present Library building. He further stated that he had been presented with a report from Ronald M. Blakley who had inspected the building on September 4, 1964 with Mr. Lewis Keys and that their report on the condition of the existing building, in general, Mae very encouraging and he thought Lt would be good business from the looks of the report, to add on to the old building. Mayor Smith further stated that from his discussion with the Board, they felt that a bond issue in the amount of about $125,000.00, when it could be done, would be about the amount of money that would be required; that the $1,500.00 would have to be a loan from the City and to be repaid at a later date. Mr. Lawrence Smith, member of the Library Board, stated that they had given this a lot of time and had looked at a great marry places that had been suggested to them as being adequate for a library site but they had come up with nothing that was as goad as where the Library now is in relation to town, the schools, and the way the town was developing; that they wanted to stay where they were now but that they couldn't 306 unless they bad more land and the land immediately adjacent was available So that if they could take a comprehensive plan and first buy the land, get their milage where they could begin to replace their book collections so that they were adequate, then secure the needed plane for a bond issue, he thought that in a period of about 18 months, they should be able to work it all out. He further stated that they had plenty of room on the present property for any building program and that the additional property was not to be secured for that purpose. Report on appraisals of City property Before further consideration was given to the proposal of the Library Board, Mayor Smith reported that he had received the appraisals on Curtis Park and on Block 68 of Devers Addition to the City and they veers disappointing in that one of them did not meet real market value because there had been no commercial development in the area. He said that this would make impossible the liquidations of lands at this time fo Fire Station construction. Statement of Library Board The following statement from the Library Board was then reads TO THE MAYOa AND CITY COUNCIL OF CAW#ELL, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO: GENTLEMEN: We, the Truatses of the Carnegie Public Library, Caldwell, Idaho, wish to present to you a plan fc the improvement and enlargement of the Carnegie Public Library. In the past eighteen months the Board has spent considerable time discussing the condition of the Library and what could be done or should be done to bring up its condition and to look forward to the needs of the Library over a period of acre twnsty to fifty years in the future. There seem to be the following major probleme: 1. Inadequate operating funds for the day - today operations. 2. A lack of apace within the building for the normal use of the patrons of the Library. 3. A determination as to the utilisation of the present property, or the finding of a new Site and constructing a new building thereon. After much deliberation the Board has detarmined that the present site is probably the most advantageous to the City and to the patbons of any site that we could obtain. The only fault with the present site is that there is no parking in connection therewith. In this respect we believe that we have a solution. The property immediately adjacent to the Library can be purchased for $25,000.00. This purchase could be made on contract over a considerable period of time, and it is the Library Board's desire to acqui this property for perking and other utilization by the Board. We respectfully request the Counc available to the il to make Board the sum of $1,500.00 as a down payment on the property, and the Board will work out the balance of the payments over a period of time from revenues allotted to the Board and from the proceeds of a bond issue if such should be available at a later date. If the sits immediately adjacent to the present building cen be obtained, the building can be re- modeled and enlarged so that it would be very satisfactory for the needs of the City within the forseeable future' An addition to the present building could be added out to the street in front and side and back to the alley and a second story built over the Forum Room. If this property cannot be obtained, than there Is no hope of remodeling the present building :®cause parking apace Is as absolute must, and without it it would be a waste of money to enlarge the presen iuilding. We have formulated the following schedule for your approval, First, allow the Board to make the purchase of the property by making available to the Board a gum ufficient to make the down payment. After this property has been put under contract, the Board will then uthoriae its architect and engineer to prepare plans and Specifications looking forward to the remodeling and enlarging of the Present facilities. This step should be commenced at the first of the year and complet i early next mmimer. Thereafter as the next step, when the City Council of Caldwell deems it advantageous : to time, submit to the electorate of the City a proposed bond issue, the amount to be determined from the 307 estimates of the architect and engineer together with such Guam as may be determined by the Board as necessary for the purchase of additional books, equipment and supplies. This may run a bond issue in the neighborhood of $100,000.00 to $125,OOo.00. We would be hopeful that such an issue could be proposed Bass - time neat summer or fall so that by the spring of 1966 the Library would be firmly established in its remods ad home and that sufficient parking space would be available adjacent to the building for the needs of the Library patrons. To recapitulate, the following items are asked by the Board: 1. Increase the real property levy for the year 1965 -66 fran three mills to four mills. 2. Kake available Immediately $1,500.00 for the down payment an the property adjacent to the present building. 3. Approve in principle the procuring of architects plane and specifications for the remodeling of the present building which will be used as a basis of determining a bond issue which will be proposed by the City Council at a date in the future, but hopefully within the neat fifteen months. It is the truatees' belief that, if any sort of adequate library service is to be mainatined in Caldwell, the foregoing plan must be approved in principle by the City Council so that the Board a" imple- pant that part which is within the power of the Board and the City Council can implement that part which to within the province of the City Council. The library building is fifty years old, and, while it was adequate for the needs of Caldwell of fifty years ago, it is grossly inadequate today. There is reading space for a maximum of twenty -four pars without any segregation as to age of type of reading. There is no place within the building where studies can be pursued under quiet conditions. The Board of Trustees respectfully requests the Council to give due consideration to the matters set forth herein and to act upon that portion which has been set forth as being necessary at this time so that the balance of the program can be implemented in the future. Respectfully submitted, /S/ Octavia Walker, Chairman Carnegie Public Library In answer to the question by Councilman Martin, Mr, Lawrence Smith stated that there was Federal money available now for this type of use but that the Board had been a little loath to ask for it but that there was almost any amount available that they might want, both in the form of loans and grants, and he didn't think they should close the door on this possibility although this might not be the attitude of the Mre. Alice Dunlap, Librarian, explained a recent 55 million dollar Federal grant to Libraries for construction and for the remodeling of buildings although this had to be spread out over the entire United States which would give Idaho possibly $150,000.00; however, this was for the year 1965 and she thought it would be renewed so as to be available also for 1966. She said plans would have to be submitted to the Stet Library before July of 1965 so they could be considered under the Library Services and Construction Act and there may be other sources of money available. Councilman Davenport stated that it sewed to him the important thing was to get the land purchased while it vas available. Councilman Pasear said he was in sympathy with the proposal but that he had always made the state- ment that he vouldn't support a bond issue unless it was an emergency or something of that nature. He said that, as he saw this proposition, he thought it was good business since this location had been decided as the logical place; he thought it was economically proper, there via a sentimental point of view there, and it was centrally located in Caldwell; that he thought the property should be purchased but as far as a bond issue owe concerned, he would reserve his opinion on that until Boma future date. It was then moved by Counoilman Davenport, ascended by Councilman vassat, that the Library Board be 308 authorized to purchase the property and that the City advance the amount of $1,500.00 to them for this purpose. The roll was called when the following Councilman voted in the affirmatives Vassar, Keys, Martin, Carpenter, and Davenport. Negative: none. Absent and not voting: Luby. Mayor Smith declared that the motion had carried. In answer to the question, City Attorney Wa. F. Oigray, Jr., stated that it would be necessary to pass a Resolution authorising the loan to the Library Hoard and suggested that this action be taken at the next regular meeting. It seemed to be the opinion of the Council that the mill levy for Library purposes would be in- creased from 3 mills to 4 mills. The Library Hoard thanked the Mayor and Council, and excused themselves from the meeting. Application of Tel -Car Incorporated referred to Mayor Smith inquired as to whether or not there was anyone present in connection with the applica- tion of Tel -Car Incorporated requesting an exclusive right to install and operate a television cable system in Caldwell. It being determined that there was no one present in this regard, Mayor Smith stated that they would have to consider that the application was no longer valid as the applicants bad been notified to appea at this meeting and it would appear that they had no further interest in their application. Civil Defense meeting announced Mayor Smith announced a meeting of the 1964 -65 Civil Defense Conference in the Council Chambers on September 22, 1964, starting at 9 :GC A.M. and running to 4 :00 P.M. He said the meeting would have quite a large scope as far as civil defense was concerned and would include problems of the nuclear age, key to survival of fall out shelter, a new look at the Federal program, a raw look at the State program, a new look at the local program, and a seminar of local civil defense problems. Mayor Smith then stated that It had bean suggested to him that a possible may of solving the Civil Defense problems at the County level would be to appoint, on a very limited part time basis, some employee a the MV of Caldwell or the City of Hampa and to allow the City work to be done by the Auxiliary Police Departments of each City. He said he had discussed this a little With awns of the University people and they thought it had some merit. He said that, under the law, they must have appointed a County Civil Deface, person, even though it we only on a part time basis, to participate in any matching funds and to participat, in any matching funds for the acquisition of any useful equipment. He also stated that he hadn't, as yet, it talked to the County Ccmmiseioners about/nor had he discussed it with the Chief of Police. Appointment - Archie Stradley Mayor Smith announced the appointment of Archie Stradley as Chairman of the Mayor's Committee on the Handicapped and stated that Mr. Stradley had agreed to serve. It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Keys that the appointment of Archie Stradley as Chairman of the Mayor's Committee on the Handicapped be approved by the Council. A vote was taken and the motion unanimocely carried. Appointments - Zoning Board Mayor Smith announced three additional appointments to the Zoning Board with terms beginning on October 1, 1964 as follows: Bill Norman - for a term of one year and three months expiring on December 31, 1965. Joe Meurer - for a term of two years and three months expiring on December 31, 1966. Hal Johnson - for a term of three years and three months expiring on December 31, 1967. It was moved by Councilmen Keys, seconded by Councilman Carpenter that the aforegoing appointments to the Zoning Board be approved by the Council. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Invitation extended - Intermountain Gas Company An invitation from Intermountain Gas Company was announced for Wednesday, September 23rd, at which time they would like for the Mayor, the Council members, and others who could, to accompany them to Mountain Hama to look at a gas pump installation on a city water system - also, the Snake River Project where gas pumps were being used. Mayor Smith stated that, in view of the City's pending development on water, he thought this would be a very important trip and they would leave Caldwell at 9:00 a.m. on the aforementioned presented The following petition was presented for the consideration of the Council: Aug. 12, 1964 To The Honorable Mayor, City Council and Commissioner of Public Works, Caldwell, Ida. 309 We, the undersigned residents of the recently arbritrarily annexed Uvalde section of Caldwell, Ida., respectfully ask and insist that the City domestic water System in this area of Canyon Hill be corrected to at least normal standards of delivery and pressures. Tests made by the City Water Dept a year or so ago at the Turner residence, showed pressures from 30 PSI to zero pressure, and this condition is general in this area. With the recent surge of new residences in this area, this condition has even worsened, and the problem of automatic house appliances, bathroom necessities, spraying and sprink- ling has become acute. We feel that a booster system for the North area of Canyon Hill is needed, and that we are in order in asking for normal water service. We will appreciate your earliest consideration of our very real problem. John H. & Frances Turner 1619 Uvalde St. Sam and Janie Newman 2315 N. Illinois Ave. Mrs. Carl Moyer 2506 N. Montana Lonnie Witt 2520 N. Montana Mrs. Kenneth D. Shell 2609 H. Montana Mr. & Mrs. Frank S. Quinn 2709 N. Montana Mr. & Mrs. Jack Bachtell 2604 N. Montana Mr. & Mrs. A. H. McCloskey Uvalde Mr. William M. Knox 2501 N. Montana Walter Schooner, Jr. Uvalde In answer to the question, City Engineer Mel Lewis stated that the static water pressure was about 30 The per square inch as it was over quite a large area on the Hill; that they had checked the fire hydrant at the corner of Uvalde and North Illinois and the hydrant was capable of putting out 500 gallons per minute without booster. He further stated that the pressure down town varied and at City Hall, it WAS about 65 to 69 lbs with the pressure lessening as you went Eastward; that there were other low pressure areas out on the Cherry and Florida areas. He said he bad not made any estimate as to what the cost would be, but he would assume that the most logical way to increase pressure would be through what was called a "flow matcher" and a variable speed motor; that it would cost quite a bit but he thought it should be in- vestigated and that, of course, anything done in the way of Water supply would have to be approved by the Fire Underwriters. After some discussion, it was moved by Councilman Keys, seconded by Councilman Vassar that the petition be referred to the Water Committee for further study and an estimate of cost. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. City Attorney reports on sign City Attorney 0igray reported that he had conferred on this date with Mr. Claude Marcus with re- gards to the action taken by the Council in Resolution No. 17 having to do with the removal of a sign and that Mr. Marew had advised him that, if the law was the way he had told him it was, they would most with him, reacmuend the removal of the sign and there would then be the determination of the damiagee; however, with regards to the lights, they said they had a series of cases that when you said sign, whether it was lighted or unlighted was immaterial and this was their position about that. Mr. Marcus was to definatelp let him know on the morrow. Bids opened on cleaning and repainting water tank Prior to the bid opening, City Engineer Mel Lewis informed the Council of an information sheet which each bidder was required to place in his proposal which was a statement: first, giving his or his firms experience in application of of vinyl materials which had been specified together with the names and addresses of the owners and the dates of the previous work he had done; second, the bidder was to give his and his firms previous experience for sandblasting together with a Statement of his equipment to be made available for use on this fob, third, the bidder was to state the type of equipment available for paint application and he was to name the manufacturers and the distributor supplying the material for the vinyl paint system specified and also the same for the exterior paint system over a rust inhibiting primer, if it was different from the manufacturers; and finally, he was to give a Statement as to whether he was authoriz- ed by the manufacturer as an approved applicator of the vinyl Sys tam which was to be placed inside the tank. Mr. Levels further stated that failure to Submit a statement may be a factor used as a basis for rejection of a bid. The firm must also be a licensed contractor in the State of Idaho. 310 Bid rejected - Boise Stone & Tile The first bid was from Boise Stone & Tile; however, they had included a bid bond rather than the "certified check" or "cashier's check" as had been specified. It was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilmen Martin that the bid of Boise Stone & Nile be rejected in that the bid bond did not comply with the specifications. A vote was taken and the motion carried. Bids opened The following bids were then opened for consideration of the Council: Treasury Valley Maintenance Co. - Boise, Idaho ----------------- -- - -- - -- $ BA9.00 Mr. George Nash representing the Boise Paint & Glass Company of Boise, Idaho was re- cognized and stated that they were associated with Caldwell Paint & Glass of Caldwell; that they were a certified applicator of Vinyls and that they used the Glidden Vinyl System as approved by the American Waterworks Association; that they would make the application with the airless spray application in accordance with the specifications and either hot or cold. The bid was accompanied by a Cashiers Check in the amount of $422.45 Gores Tank Company (Eris Riemer, owner) - Oakland, California --- - - - -- $ 5,875.00 The bid was accompanied by a Certified Check in the amount of $293.75 It wan moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Davenport that the bids be taken under advisement for a period of five (5) days. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Pool, Card, and Pool & Card License applications presented Pool License applications for renewal, fourth quarter 1964: Richard Okamoto d/b /a Pocket Billiard & Snooker at 713 Main Street Gerald Talbot d/b /a Talbot Alley at 506 West Aven Card License application for renewal, fourth quarter 1964: Arthur Bock d/b /a Western Beer & Lunch at 707 Main Street Pool & Card License application for renewal, fourth quarter 19641 Roy Frank d/b /a Royms Sport Shop at 14 So. Seventh Avenue It was moved by Councilman Davenport, seconded by Councilman Carpenter that the applications be approved for renewal and that the licensee be issued. A vote was taken and the motion carried. Applications for Bartender Permits Applications for Bartender Permits from R. DeMar Timmons, Ethel Mable Miller, Robert Fred Miller, and Leonard A. Fullerton were presented for consideration of the Council with each application having been approved by the Chief of Police and each being accompanied by a receipt from the City Clerk for the required fee. It was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Martin, that the applications be approv and that Permits be issued. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Bill No. 16 Prior to consideration of the neat order of business, Mayor Smith informed the Council that the proposed Subdivision Ordinance had been reviewed by the Chairman of the Planning Commission and that he had received a letter from the Chairman of this commission stating that he thought the ordinance was fine, that it was long overdue and he recommended that it be passed. City Building Inspector, Barney Goul was recognized and he recommended consideration of adding to the regulations of the Bill that a corner lot should have at least 25% more footage than other lots on the side street so as to allow houses to be constructed on the corner without being a traffic hazard and he suggested that lots be not lase than 5,400 square feet in some areas and, in other erase, not less than 9,000 square feet. In this respect, he suggested that the city should be divided into three districts for the various classifications of houses being constructed. Thereupon, Councilman Heys introduced Bill No. 16 entitled: AN ORDINANCE BECOMING CHAPTER 8 OF TITLE V OF THE CITY CODE OF CALUdELL, IDAHO, REGULATING THE SUBDIVISION LUM WITHIN THE CITY OF CALMLL, IWO, PROVIDING DEFINITIONS; PRESCRIBING REGUTATICNS FOR THE FILING OF PLATS, SUBDIVISIONS AND DEDICATIONS; ESTABLISHING MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR THE DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT AND LAYOUT SUBDIVISIONS, SPECIFYING REQUIRED IMPROVEMENTS; ESTABLISHING FEES; PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THE PROVISIONS THEREOF; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR THE GRANTING OF VARIATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS THERE MR, AND PROVIDING FOR APPEAL. Bas read for the first time. 311 Request for wire crossing over public right -of -way City Engineer, Mel Lewis reported a request from Mr. Howard Clark, owner of the Taxicab Company in Caldwell, who had a base radio station at the Texaco Service Station located at Boise Avenue and the Highway. Mr-Levis stated that Mr. Howard had requested permission to run a line from the base station to the Trailer court where they lived and which line would necessarily have to cross over Galveston Street. Mr. Lewis said that there sight be some risk but he couldn't see to much wrong with granting the request providing certain irements were met. It was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Keys that permission be granted to Mr. ,rd Clark for placing the line over Galveston Street providing that be complied with height restrictions any other requirements specified by the City Engineer. A vote was taken and the motion carried. .s for Mid-September Total water & Sewer Fund Supplies - Mid September, 1964 16.50 114.29 3. 15 5.72 19.2@ 3.21 3.. 7 37.40 17.68 2.67 168.05 .00 221.07 9.00 21.91 80.00 3.62 5.60 10.7 2.09 hO-45 2.70 6.00 T3 3 664.97 AMOUNT �$ 1,597.12 8.17 130.79 52.97 26.83 5.60 31.30 10.35 320.28 25.00 110.53 34.30 63.75 56.39 168.05 38.79 9.96 4.00 183.05 28.40 21.50 230.07 4.00 81.00 124.65 5.00 5.00 14.68 12.33 101.91 2.50 5.83 19.96 5.00 8.44 4.00 3, 113.o5 42.54 11.64 350.00 25.53 8.70 748.35 33.79 2.00 21.48 203.02 27.65 32.50 4.28 196.74 26.56 2.35 1,850.18 GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES NAND FUND 0. & PWOS3 T U97lea W. Astleford 3 2L American 011 Co. 10 -040 3 B & M Equipment Co., Inc. 26 -032 4 Bob Nicholas Oil Co., Inc. 23 -032 10 -040 5 Caldwell Auto Supply 5 -032 26-032 6 Caldwell Drug Center 5-032 7 Caldwell Flour Mills 5 -032 8. Caldwell Ice & Cold Storage, Inc. 2 -0 9- Caldwell leather & Canvas 00- Campbell & Company 5 -032 il- The Caxton Printers, Ltd. 10 -03$ 5-032 i2 Certified Laboratories 26-032 i3 Gordon Gochnour 24 -032 S4 Howard Electric 5 -032 S$ Idaho Gas Co., Caldwell 23 -032 26 -032 S6 Idaho Power Company 23 -032 26 -032 27 -032 S7 King Brown Gardens 23 -032 26 -032 S8 Leupold & Stevens Instruments, Inc. 2 -032 59• Jim Lyke, Postmaster 70 Martin Wholesale, Inc. 24-032 26 -032 71 Monroe International Inc. 72 Moon lawn Hower and Repair 6 -032 73 Mountain States Telephone Company 1 -0 26-032 74- Delbert E. McGinty 17 -032 10 -036 75 76 The News- Tribund North Caldwell 66 Service -032 77 Ralph Richardson p 78 Mark C. Roberta 22 -032 79 Sargent - Sowell, Inc. 5.032 8o Servica Parts 22 -032 81 Simplot Soilbuilders 23 -032 26 -032 82 Simpson Blacksmith Shop 23-032 83 Standard 011 Company of California � -032 84 Summers 6tationery & Office Supply 19 -032 22 -032 85 Ted Terry 22 -032 86 Troy Iaundry 15 -032 17 - 032 87 W. C. Uphouae Total General Fund Supplies - Mid September, 1964 WATER & SEWER FOND SUPPLIES 161 162 American Oil Company Caldwell Auto Supply 30 - 032 31 -032 163 The Caxton Printers, Ltd, 32 -032 164 Chicago Bridge & Iron Company 30 - 033 165 City of Caldwell (General Fund) 32 166 City Delivery Service -032 30 -032 167 Idaho Power Company 30 -032 31 -032 168 King Brown Gardens 31"032 30-032 369 Melvin Lewis - City Engineer 370 Mountain States Telephone Company 31 -032 -032 371 National Chemsearch Corp. 31 30-033 72 The News - Tribund 32 -032 73 Pitney - Bowes, Inc. 30 -032 74 Service Parts Company 75 1 Union Pacific Railroad Company 76 Weatcott 011 Corporation 30 -032 77 western Auto Associate Store 31 -032 Total water & Sewer Fund Supplies - Mid September, 1964 16.50 114.29 3. 15 5.72 19.2@ 3.21 3.. 7 37.40 17.68 2.67 168.05 .00 221.07 9.00 21.91 80.00 3.62 5.60 10.7 2.09 hO-45 2.70 6.00 T3 3 664.97 AMOUNT �$ 1,597.12 8.17 130.79 52.97 26.83 5.60 31.30 10.35 320.28 25.00 110.53 34.30 63.75 56.39 168.05 38.79 9.96 4.00 183.05 28.40 21.50 230.07 4.00 81.00 124.65 5.00 5.00 14.68 12.33 101.91 2.50 5.83 19.96 5.00 8.44 4.00 3, 113.o5 42.54 11.64 350.00 25.53 8.70 748.35 33.79 2.00 21.48 203.02 27.65 32.50 4.28 196.74 26.56 2.35 1,850.18 312 SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES No. 771 NAME FUND N0. & PURP03E Caldwell Auto Supply -032 AMOUNT 'T�1' 772 Intermountain Equipment Co. 45 -032 13.71 773 The News - Tribune 45 -032 9.90 774 Hiner - Harrison Agency 45-032 24.00 775 Service Parts Com ppany 45 -032 8.50 776 Bob Nicholes Oil Co., Inc. 50 -032 16.50 777 Mountain States Telephone oomparW 50 -032 7.30 778 Service Parts 50 -032 4.73 779 Arrowhead Machinery and s upply Go. 60 -032 314.25 780 Bales Lumber 60 -032 18.53 781 B3ackline Asphalt Sales of Idaho, Inc. 60 -032 5,489.34 782 Boise Paving & Asphalt Co. 60 -032 126.36 783 Caldwell Auto Supply 60 -032 58.34 784 Certified Laboratories 60 -032 147.33 785 Ci of Caldwell (General Fund) 60 -032 22.75 786 Crown Tire Service 60 -032 32.66 767 Dean's, Inc. 60 -032 122.81 788 Intermountain Equipment Co. 60 -032 137.40 789 Murray's Used Car Parts 60- 032 33.86 790 Nordling Parts Company 60 -032 31.48 791 Premier Fastener Co. 60 - 032 118.87 792 Mr. Harry Huddell 60 -032 15.00 793 The Sawtooth Company 60 - 032. 3 85.02 794 Service Parts Company 60-032 795 Bill Shafer 60 -033 35. 796. Western Bearings, Inc. 60 -032 75.27 797 Bennett 'tractor & Implement Go. 75 -032 18.00 796 Idaho Department Of Health 75 -032 200.20 799- Mr. Hobert Stlmlbaugh 75- 032 110.00 -- 800. Caldwell Arm o ryy Association, Inc, 80 -032 22.90 801. 802 Paldwell AutorSupplY Idaho Power Company. 90 -032 90 -032 33.33 4.50 803 Motor Inn Tire Shop 90 -032 19.91 Total Sppcial Fund Supplies - Mid September, 1964 7,732.61 EVENOITURES BY FUNDS SUPPLIES PURPOSE ' WATER & S te' 30 -032 S uppl�e6 262.89 WATER & SEWER 30 -033 Capital 377.65 WATER & SEWEA 30 -038 Improvement 196.74 TREATMENT PLANT WATER ( GENERAL OFFICE) 31 -032 Supplies 966.06 FIRE 32 -032 a 45 -032 46.84 CENQ;1'BRY 50-032 a 70.92 28.53 STET 60-032 a 7,189.32 TION SANITATION 60 -033 Capital 75 -032 Supplies 35.00 Mau SANITATION 75 -034. Contract CORY IRRIGATION 80 - 032 Supplies .00 5 90 -032 Total Water & Sewer and Other Special Fund Supplies for Mid September, 1964 9.582.79 It xea moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Vassar, that the bills presented for Mid September be approved and that warrants be issued in the various amounts for payment of them. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. There being no further business to come before the Council, it wan moved by Councilman Keys, seconded by Councilman Vassar, that the meeting adjourn. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. The meeting adjourned at 9155 P. M. City "ar COUNCIL CBANSM SEPIENBER 24, 1964 41 oo P. M. The Council met pursuant to call and acknowledgement of notice in the following form; areby acknowledge We, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho notice of a Special Meeting of the said City Council, do each to be hold in the Council Chambers .n the City Hall in the City or Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of 4=Oo P.M., on the 24th day of September, 1964 or.the transaction of all business in 'efinlshing connection with the following objects Consideration of bids for the of the city water tank. Witness our signatures this 24th day of September, 1964. - Mayor