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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1958-10-27city council minutesor l maintained at its present locatiom and be renovated until such time that the I I I ` i t Rodeo Board can afford to build a new arena. Our group is very grateful to the Caldwell Night Rodeo Hoard as we feel that !I we have developed the Canyon County Sheriff's Posse to one of the finest groups ' of this type in the Northwest also feel that it has been a credit to Caldwell — Ii and Canyon County, but we could not have accomplished our recognition if it had not been for the use of the Caldwell Rodeo Grounds. �I Iftha rodeo should be discontinued, -it would certainly work a hardship on our group as we would not have a facilutated olace where we could practice, and I I II if we cannot practice our drills, our -roup will automatically lose a great I percentage of its usefulness. Also, we feel that the use of the Arena by the Junior Riding Club is very im- portant to the young people of Caldwell and surrounding area as a recreational II program. I Therefore, we urge you to give serious consideration in this matter as the Arena VIII has many other uses besides the rodeo. II Very truly yours II I CANYON COUNTY SHRIFFIS POSSE /s/ W. R. McCleskey, Chairmah,Show Committee I CI, There being no further business to came before the Council it was moved by L'ouncilrran Luby, ih seconded by Councilman Eldredge that Council adjourn. Motion carried. II I' i Mayor Ili' � I 7 I� City Clerk' I COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOBER 27, 1958 5:00 O'clock P. M. I The Council met pursuant to call and acknowledgment of notice in the following 'am: CALL AND ACKNO'WLEDG ?VENT OF NOTICE i We, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho do each i hereby acknowledge notice of a - necial meeting of the said City Council to be held at the Council Chambers in the City Rall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho at the hour of 5:00 o'clock P. K. on the 27th day of Oct- i '��ober, 1958 for the transaction of all business in connection with the following object: Hearing protests 'ito the Assessment Roll of Local Improvement District Number h5, which object was presented to eact_ of the � in writing. fl WITNESS our signatures this 27th day of October, 1958- r — ^ Mayor it ncilman Counci man I L III an _Co man Cou Gilman Council i Mayor Ed 5 erman presiding. Upon Roll Call the follord ng Councilmen answered present: Fran Blomouist, Emile Shorb, L. P. : and Leland Finley. Absent: E. L. Va-sar and Max Lub The Mayor informed the Council the meeting was called to hear protests on the Assessment Roll of 'iLocal Improvement District Number 45. i There was one protests filed as 'ollows: October 27, 1958 i Caldwell City Council City Hall fi Caldwell, Idaho � Gentlemen: We are in receipt of an assessment for The College of Idaho property under Local Impro °cement District k45 in an mount of 81,388.19 representing $1.50 per foot for 925.46 feet. I , This measurement is the tital distance of The College of Idaho I� I G -, property from Colorado Avenue to Wisconsin Avenue along Ash Street. Within this distance of Ash Street are intersections of Iowa and Illinois Avenues each measuring 60 feet. It is our understanding that property owners are not assessed for the paving of street intersections under Improvement Listricts. Therefor, we respectfully request that the assessment for The College of Idaho berebised to provide for assessment of 805.46 feet instead of 925.46 feet (925.46 less 60 feet for Iowa Avenue and 60 feet for Illinois Avenue inter- sections.) Your consideration of tris request will be appreciated. Sincerely yours, Isl Eldon R. harsh Business Manager Present to protest the Assessment Roll of Local Improvement District Number 45 were Edith L. King, Marvin Baker, representing A. E. Harper, Mrs. Poterfield, Mrs. Jennie McCormick and Mrs. Deloyd Lowder. The Mayor informed the protestants the protests would be taken under advisement. The Mayor instructed the City Engineer to check the protests andceport back to Council. Regular Meeting of the Council wasset for November 5th, 1956. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Eldredge, seconded by Councilman Blomqu_st that Council adjourn. Motion carried. I II Mayor. i City Clerk COUNCIL CHAIIBER3 NOV_-7eFi 5,1958 B-oo P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor Ed Simmerman, presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilman answered present: 'gran Elomquist, iftEcidft, Emile Shorb, L. P. 3lcredge and Leland Finley. Absent: E. L. Vassar Max Luby. Councilman � � introduced Bill No, h, entitled: li AN ORDINANCES !STABLIS -,ING .ANA CREATING A IriUNICIPAL RECREATION BOARD TO BE KNOWN AS THE 11 CALD4ELL RECR;A'IION B0.4RD", PPDVIIING FOR THE f4EI•iBERSRIP THEPEOF, PROVIDI:dO FOR THE POWERS AND ]DUTIES 'THE`rEJF, DE- 3CRIBING THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF SAID B09RD,;- PEALING ORDINANCE NC. 550 OF THi3 CITY OF CALDWELL, AND REPEAL- ING ORDINANCE NO. 762 OF THE CITY OE C.ALD4JELL, /uYD PRO'JI Ci N , FOR THE REPEAL OF ALL OTHER ORUINA `i CES OR P.gRTS I� OF ORDINANCES IN _C�NFCICT H�R&ITH, AZ FROVI _NG 30R 3.- 'ECTIVE E OF THIS ORDIN.M CE. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 5. Councilman Vassar entered and was marked present. It was recommended by the Mayor and Council the Board consist of seven members to be appointed by the Mayor and one Councilman to act as ex- officio member. I The following letter was readfrom Don Baird, Building Inspector: November 5, 1958. To the Iisyor and Members of the City Council May I bank you for your approval of the attendance of myself and Mrs. Baird at the recent Annual Meeting of the International Conference of Building Officials at Sun Valley, the early part of October. In our capacity as officers of the host chapter for the meeting, I feel confident' that we can say that the nearly 350 people present there went back home with a favor- �I ablq c?im on of Idaho and, at least, an awareness of the friendliness to be"found in a town called "Caldwell." Personally, I feel that I benefited a :reatdaal from the experience and the ac- quaintancest:ips I mane at the meeting. I think Mayor Simmsrman and Mayor Leupp of. Nampa will confirm the fact that the gathering was high calibre and serious- minded meeting of building officials of exceptional quality and with "worlds beh of experience" innd them.