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Home My WebLink About1957-10-03city council minutes'� .5 deed to ",e City, s.:fficient property for this project. Ccuncilnan Shorb was instructed to investigate tiii.s proposal and report back to the Council. Thmre being no further business to come before the oouncil it was moved by Councilman Eldredge, seconded by `'ounc ..:.man Shorb that `'ouncil adjourn. Motion carried. " Ptayor. (�2 'ity C1_rk. COUNCIL CHXIMEES OCTC =III:. 3rd, 1957 8:0o P. .,. I ! I The Council net pursuant to call and achn.wlwd meat of notice in the following Form; I CALL AID AM'! OWLE1)61 IT CF r!DTICE 'nee, the undersigned Ma and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho do each A li hereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting of the said City Council to be held at the Council Chambers in the City ball in the City of Caldwell, Idaho at the hour of 8:00 P. M. on the 7th day of October, 1957, it for the transaction of all business in connectie n with the following o:,ject: To take up old and new businesd which object was presented to each of the un in writing. // Q � hiayoY•. �� Councilman - Cuuricilman WITNIE s au: signatures tt:is 3rd, day of October, 1951. Ma, Ed Simmarman pr�sid:ng. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, Fran Blomquist, Max Luby, Emile shorb, L. 0. Eldredge and Ltlaid Finlay. Mayor SJ=uerman reported seiveral citizens had contacted him regarding the odor from beet pulp I in Indian Creek. The City Attorney informed the Xa °or and Council there was an injunction against the Amalgamated 11 Sugar Co., restraining thee.^. £ran ecntaminating Indian Creek with beet Pulp and it would not be necess =ry for the City to file a complaint. . Dids for a counter to be installed in the Office Building wer read as follows: I Fonrich Cabinet Shop 51.50 Gaston Wccacraft 63.84 Harmon Cabinet Shop 75. 25 it Moved by Shcrb, seconded by Luby the bid submitted by Fenrich Cabinet Shop be accepted. Counter i 9 to be according to City's specificati -ns. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. i Bids for heating equipment to be in_talled in the Golf Club House were opened and read as followsul Heating Equipment Co., $831.75 Hoffman Sheet Metal, 515.00. These bids were referred to Councilmen Blom,luist and Luby for study and report back to Council. The follorcrng letter of resignation was readfYcm T. W. Dakan: August 23, 1957. ! Mr. Ed Simme - cman Mayor of the City of Cald".ell Caldwell, Idaho Dear Sir: Please accept my resignati from ti' board of Adjustment of the City of Caldwell as of this date. The above request is necessary due to conflicting meeting dates, mai:ing it impossible for my regular attendance at zoning board meetings. 2 It has been a pleasure to serve the City on this bored for the past ten years and I shall continue to have the welfare of the city in mind. May I take this opportunity to express my complete +nfi3unce in you and your administration and -risli you success in your efforts to run the city in the best way possible. Please feel free to call on me at any time if I can be of service to you. i , Yours sincerely /s/ T. W. Dakan Moved by Blomgni.st, seconded by Vassar this resignation be accepted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. I Thereuron the Mayor announced the appointment of Clifford Bevington as a member of the Zoning i Board tc fill the une�cpired term of T. 1+1. Dal-an. Moved by Blomquist, seconded by Vassar this appointment be confirmed. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. It was unanimously agreed by the Council Compulsory garbage pick -up be put into effect before Ii .January Ist, 1957. Mayor Simmerman signified his willingness to publicize this on the radio and in the newspapers. it The "ayor appointed Councilman Eldredge to check with Mr. Nicol regarding the garbage contract, : Councilmen Vassar and dhcrb to investigate financial problems that .ight arise andreport back to Council. l 'ti Councilman Blomquist reported several operators we r- interested in leasing the Airport. The Mayer appointed Councilmen IIlomgcist and Luby to contact these parties and report back to �IIthe Council. Co- mciLnan Finley informed the Council the City's source of gravel uras almost exhausted and he had Ilaontacted R. E. 'Wagner regarding the purchase of th'_rty -eight acres of gravel land which would provide gravel for at least twenty years. Mr. Finley reco the City purchase twenty of this land at $500 per acre i v take a two year option on the balance. Moved by Vassar, seconded by Shorb the City negotiate with Mr. Wagner for said gravel and the City Attorney be instructed to take the necessary steps to put this into effect. UponRoll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried, E. L. Vassar, Finance Chairman recommended the interest rate on registered taarrants be raised to four percent. Theieupon Councilman Rlomgnist introduced the following Resolution and moved the adopted thereof, I�vhich motion was seconded by Councilman Eldredge. RESOLUTION PIING INTEHEST RATES ON WAi` - By Councilman Blomquist WffCRCAS, Chapter 99 of the 193$ Session Laws of the State of Idaho, authorizes supervising boards '!of municipal corporations to fix, by Resolution, duly passed and a;.plvved, the rate of interest, not ex- i 1 jceeding six percent; that warrants issued by authority of such hoards are to bear and draw; and II WHEREAS, Said Chapter also provides that the treasurers of such municipalities must endorse on 11 :j �jwarrants not paid upon presentation the felling matter, to-wit: "Not paid for want of funds ", and must annex I I' ��Ito said warrants the date of presentation and specify thereon the rate of interest that such warrants shall { i Idraw after presentation, which rate is to be fixed in said Resolution, and further provides that the name ,I a or the treasurer must be signed to said endorsement; and further provides that thereafter said warrants so endorsed shall draw interest at the rates specified in such Resolution} VOW, THE EFORE, BE IT RESOLVED By the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, as follows, to- wit; i l 1. That all warrants hereafter presented for payment or issued by the City of Caldwell and which are not paid upon presentation for lack of funds, draw and near inter, t at the rate of five per cent per annum from the date of their presentation for payment until the date which may be fixed for the payment iI iot said warrants. I I 7 2. That the Treasurer of said City be, and she hereby is directed to endorse on all warrants presented for payment, and which are not paid for lack of funds, the following matter, topwit: .Jot paid for o-; ant of Funds; the date of presentation for payment; the rate of intereut that such warrant shall draw after presentation, said rate of interest in this Resolution spc::fied. it Upon Roll Call the £ollo::d ng Councilmen voted in the affirmative: Vassar, Blomquist, Luby, Shorb, �I i Eldredge and Finley. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor denJared the motioncarried and the Resolutin a dopted. l The:ebeing no further- business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Shorb, f seconded by Councilman Eldredge that Council nd.:ourn. Motion carried. it Mayor. - Z-e,- .r.'. City Clerk. COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOBER 7th, 1951. 8:00 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with the Mayor Ed Simmerman presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, Fran.Blom Max Luby, I I Emile Shorb, L. F. Eldredge and Leland Finley. The Bills for September were read and on motion by Vassar, seconded by Shorb these bills be allowed�l and warrants ordex drawn for the various amounts, all of which have been approved by the Finance Committee." GENERAL FUND --- SALARIES No. Name Purpos e Amount 653 Edmund E. Simmerman Salary 93.00 654 Emery L. Vassar " 35.78 655 Leland D. Finley 40.00 656 . Max C. Luby " 4o.0o 657- F. L. Blomquist " 35.78 658 L. P. Eldredge a 4o.00 659 Emile Shorb " 33.00 660 - Dean E. Diller " 118.00 661 Ada Hartenbower " 283.68 662 Alta E. Williams " 248.87 663 Keith Judd " 316.19 664 Elwood Siegmann ° 332.27 665 Goerge R. Sweet, Jr. ^ 286.56 666 Charles P!. Astleford " 237.85 667 Clarence C. Imberg " 276.03 668 William id. Carlson " 266.1:5 669 Louis Cornelison ° 256.50 670 Nicholas Ney " 97.75 671 Gail Boid Uehlin ° 240.16 672 Marena Pauline Roberts " 175.17 673 Billy E. Xorgarn " 240.1L 674 Shirley Ann West " 139.87 675 Sandra Jo Anderson " 150.87 676 Charles V. Johnson " 240,11E 677 Melvin R. Pierson " 261.81 678 George E. Conkle " 231.92 679 Carrel Robert Green " 225.IL 680 Carl Raymond Craig " 261.81 681 . Bank of Idaho " 60.58 682 Department of Public Health " 125.00 683 Jack Melvin Winslow " 251.1L 684 Floyd J. Szafrajda " 240.14 685 Melvin G. Lewis " 8.10 686 . Donald W. Baird " 291.50 687 . Glenda Claudine Wampler ° 5.70 688 Charles John Hall " 7.62 689 Robert M. Halvorson " 52.50 690 Herbert B. Mumford " 332.56 691 Robert Lee White " 190.28 692 J. Glenn Miller 52.69 693 Marion S. Correll " 245.78 694 Bank of Idaho " 1,954.60 695 State Tax Collector " 195.46 696 Canyon County " 823.79 697 Idaho Municipal Leauge " 728.28 698 Idaho Department Store (Advances, Donald Moore -Tony Dias- Aarval Harral- iJ,ax Sanchez -Larry Atwell- Donald L. Neil -Linda Crookham -Betty L. Smith - Niels Robin Knudsen- Arthur Thornberg -) 322.53 TOTAL SALARIES -3EJE3AL 111092.99