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Home My WebLink About1938-09-28city council minutesI Thereupon Councilman Hinds, introduced Bill No 4, Proposed Ordinance Number 554, entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 6, 7, 8 and 9 OF ORDINANCE NO. 148 FITTITLED "AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE FUILDING OF SIDE7TALKS AND CORS.^ IN THE CITY OF CALDIIM LL, IDAHO, AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO 62 OF SAID CITY, ENTITLED VAN ORDINANCE TO R' THE BUILDING OF SIDEWALKS AND CP.OSgI1TCS IN T?*F CTTY OF CALDI!TLL' PASSED AND APPROVED B' TIE MAYOR AND COUKCIL OF SAID CITY ON THE 11thDAY OF SEFTEI,IHER, 1605" PROVIDING :'OR THr CONSTP.TTCTION AND RxPAIR OF SIDMIAIAS AND F OR 7 TF Rte: ?OVAL AND REPLACED ".ET:P OF DAT•iGEF:0U5 AND UTISAFE SIDI l4ALI�S AND PROVIDING FOR ASSESSING Tur RXP'.NSES TTTEREOF TO TTTE ABUTTING, ADJACENT AND CONTIGUOUS PP,OPL'RTY ADM PROVIDING FOR 11 COLLECTION OF SUCH ASSESS?MITS, FEPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF-ORDINANCES ITT CONFLICT YEFE NTH. *1iicb was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Rill No. There being no further business to c ome before the Council it was moved by Counci man Fonrich,seconded by Councilman Oakes that Council a4journ. Motion carried. City Clerk 11 or COUNCIL CHAMBERS, SEPTE:BER 28th., 1938. 8; 30 P. PJ. A Special ?Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room with the Mayor, 71. -8. HollinLsworth, presiding,. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present; Edgar L. Oakes, F. D. Mumford, W. E. Babcock, G. N. Fenrich and Horvil T. Hinds. Absent: W.S.Boynton. Fire Chief, Doyle Fender appeared before the Council and gave a very Interest- ing talk on his trip to the Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs Wiich met at Selt Lake City. This being the time set for the second reading of Sill No 4, Proposed Ordinance Number 554, it was moved by Fenrich, seconded b., "Inds that the Rules requirinE the read- ing of an Ordinance on three separate days be suspended and that Proposed Ordinance Number 554, be read the second tine b; title and the third time in full, section b section, and placed on its final passaCe. The Mayor directed the Clerk tocall t' .e "all on the motion with the following. results: Those voting in favor of the motion w ere; Oakes, Mumford, Fenrich, Babcock and Hinds. Those opposed: None. Absent and not voting: T7. S. Boynton. The Mayor thendeclared the motion had carried by t1,n necessary three - fourths me4ority and directed the Clerk to read the Proposed Ordinance the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section. The Clerk rend the Proposed Ordinance as'diz�ected. The question thenLeing "Shall the Proposed Ordinance No. 554'pass ". The ?Mayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll w ith the following result: Those voting In--favor were; Oakes, Mumford, Fenrich, Babcock and Hinds. Those opposed: None. Absent and not voting: Boynton Thereupon the ?.layer declared that the Proposed Ordinance No 554, had passed, and the the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Ordinance, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same, w'�Ich became Ordinance No. 554. The Mayor then directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordiance No 554, to to printed in the Caldwell Nevis- Tribune, the officlal newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Ida ^o. I� i Thereupon the following Resolution was presented to the Msyor and Council by Councilma n Oakes, who moved t'-:e adoption thereof which motion..v.s duly seconded by Councilman Fenrich. Thereupon Councilman Hinds, introduced Bill No 4, Proposed Ordinance Number 554, entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 6, 7, 8 and 9 OF ORDINANCE NO. 148 FITTITLED "AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE FUILDING OF SIDE7TALKS AND CORS.^ IN THE CITY OF CALDIIM LL, IDAHO, AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO 62 OF SAID CITY, ENTITLED VAN ORDINANCE TO R' THE BUILDING OF SIDEWALKS AND CP.OSgI1TCS IN T?*F CTTY OF CALDI!TLL' PASSED AND APPROVED B' TIE MAYOR AND COUKCIL OF SAID CITY ON THE 11thDAY OF SEFTEI,IHER, 1605" PROVIDING :'OR THr CONSTP.TTCTION AND RxPAIR OF SIDMIAIAS AND F OR 7 TF Rte: ?OVAL AND REPLACED ".ET:P OF DAT•iGEF:0U5 AND UTISAFE SIDI l4ALI�S AND PROVIDING FOR ASSESSING Tur RXP'.NSES TTTEREOF TO TTTE ABUTTING, ADJACENT AND CONTIGUOUS PP,OPL'RTY ADM PROVIDING FOR 11 COLLECTION OF SUCH ASSESS?MITS, FEPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF-ORDINANCES ITT CONFLICT YEFE NTH. *1iicb was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Rill No. There being no further business to c ome before the Council it was moved by Counci man Fonrich,seconded by Councilman Oakes that Council a4journ. Motion carried. City Clerk 11 or COUNCIL CHAMBERS, SEPTE:BER 28th., 1938. 8; 30 P. PJ. A Special ?Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room with the Mayor, 71. -8. HollinLsworth, presiding,. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present; Edgar L. Oakes, F. D. Mumford, W. E. Babcock, G. N. Fenrich and Horvil T. Hinds. Absent: W.S.Boynton. Fire Chief, Doyle Fender appeared before the Council and gave a very Interest- ing talk on his trip to the Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs Wiich met at Selt Lake City. This being the time set for the second reading of Sill No 4, Proposed Ordinance Number 554, it was moved by Fenrich, seconded b., "Inds that the Rules requirinE the read- ing of an Ordinance on three separate days be suspended and that Proposed Ordinance Number 554, be read the second tine b; title and the third time in full, section b section, and placed on its final passaCe. The Mayor directed the Clerk tocall t' .e "all on the motion with the following. results: Those voting in favor of the motion w ere; Oakes, Mumford, Fenrich, Babcock and Hinds. Those opposed: None. Absent and not voting: T7. S. Boynton. The Mayor thendeclared the motion had carried by t1,n necessary three - fourths me4ority and directed the Clerk to read the Proposed Ordinance the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section. The Clerk rend the Proposed Ordinance as'diz�ected. The question thenLeing "Shall the Proposed Ordinance No. 554'pass ". The ?Mayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll w ith the following result: Those voting In--favor were; Oakes, Mumford, Fenrich, Babcock and Hinds. Those opposed: None. Absent and not voting: Boynton Thereupon the ?.layer declared that the Proposed Ordinance No 554, had passed, and the the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Ordinance, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same, w'�Ich became Ordinance No. 554. The Mayor then directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordiance No 554, to to printed in the Caldwell Nevis- Tribune, the officlal newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Ida ^o. I� i Thereupon the following Resolution was presented to the Msyor and Council by Councilma n Oakes, who moved t'-:e adoption thereof which motion..v.s duly seconded by Councilman Fenrich. RUSOIT]TION. By Oakes. W A. T.J. JgITTFLCTTL+Z, has presented a petition to the Mayor and Council for the coneellation of the following taxes on Lot Two (2) and the E Twenty -£ove (�5) feet of Lot one (1) of Block Seven (7) 77shington Heights Addition, according to the plat thereof, now on file in the offices of the Recorder of Caryon County, Idaho. 1929 - - - -- Sprinkling tqx -- - - - - -- .0 13,85 1930 - - - -- " -------- 13.85 1931 - - - -- " " -- - - - - -- 13.85 1932 - - - -- " " -- ---- -- 13.85 1933 - - - -- Tf fe - - - - - - - - 12.45 1934 - - - -- n ° - - - -- - -- 12.45 1935 - - --- if ^ -- - - - - -- 12.45 1936 -- --- n tt -- - - - - -- 12.45 1937 - - - ^- if ° --- ----- 12.45 Total $ 117.65 and $e represents that he was about to construct a dwelling upon the premises and that, he had acquired the property at Tax Sale from Canyon County, Idaho, and, WHEREAS, it appears to the TIayor end Council that there is a good cause for allowing -skid petition. NOT TITE'ii?FORr, BE IT RES01 that said taxes and assessments be and the same are hereby romitted and cancelled in accordance with this said petition and the Treasurer of the City of Caldwell, be and he is hereby aut'norized and directed to charse the same off and _cancel the sand , .pan his books and to issue all necessary papers and instruments to c arry. into effect the purpose of this resolution. A Yea and Ilay vote was hrd thereon with the following result; Oakes, ^enrich, Mumford,. Babcock and Hinds. Nay: None. Absent and ffot voting: Boynton. Thereupon the Unyor declsred the notion carried and the R duly adopted. There being no f�xrther business to come before the Council, it was mo-, by Mumford,. seconded by Hindsthat Council ed,journ. Potion carried. Ma r. _I L Q G� - City Clerk. 00 UNCTL CT'AI tS, OCTOT� -E 3rd., 1933. 5:00 F.r'. The Regular T.Tonthly T.Teeting of the City Council met in the Council Room ofthe City 17 al -1, wit'r, the `" or, +"I. R. Hollingsworth, presiding. On Roll Call the £olloc:ing Councilmen ensrrered present: Edgar L. oaltes., 1 . A. Mmford, T. E. Fabcock, C. M. ^cnri.ch e-nd P'orvi)_ T. Funds. Ab s en t 7T. r. Boynton. The Minutes of Septembor 6th., 19th, and 26th., were read ands pproved as read. The Clerh read a lctterftron Homer S. Deal, 17,anager, of the Fnrmers Automobile Inter -Ins. °xchange roZ"ding an accident. ? by U alros, seconded by "umford that the Clerl, and City Attorney answer this letter. Motion carried.