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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1956-11-05city council minutesf3 In the absence of the Mayor, Fran Blomquist, President of the Council presided as Mayor. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Fran Blomquist, L. E. Burrell, Geo Cleveland, Emile Shorb, L. P. Eldredge and J. M. Bettis. - The Acting Mayor announced this was the time set by notice for receiving and opening bids for i construction work in Local Improvement Districts Nos 43. and 42. I� One bid was opened and read as followst III J. 0. Young & Sons, Nampa, Ida. 39,323.10 j Moved by Burrell, seconded by Eldredge this bid be accepted upon the approval of the City f t ! Engineer. II .I It was unanimously agreed the sewage disposal charge for the Canyon Drug be adjusted, Councilman Bettis brought up the matter of charges for connecting to the interceptor lilies. No ! action was taken at this time There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by c ouncilman Eldredge, seconded by Councilman Burrell that Council adjourn. Motion carried. - Mayor. City Clerk Ih COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOVEMBER 5th, 1956 8:00 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms ofthe City Hall with the Mayor Jason C. Smith presid ng. ,I Upon Roll Call the following Councilman answered present- L. E. Burrell, Gen Cleveland, Emile Shorb, L. P. Eldredge and J. M. Bettis. Absent: Fran Blomguist. '1 A number of citizens were present and discussed both for and against the proposed truck ordinance. i The Mayor appointed Councilmen Burrell and Cleveland to contact Mr. Scovell regarding the parking i of a - stook truck in the residential district. T It was unanimously agreed by the Council to table the proposed truck ordinance until the next egular meeting. ' The following letter was read from Tom E. Shearer, President of the College of Idaho: October 18, 1956 i Caldwell Fire Department Caldwell, Idaho Gentlemen- I! My family and I want to express our sincere appreciation for the amazing prompt and very efficient way in whibh the members of the fire depart ent responded to a call to our house at 1804 Everett last night. The men not only got there quickly, but they immediately located the seat of the trouble and very effectively I , took care of it. I can assure you that we appreciate the men's efforts. It gives us a i real sense of security in knowing that our home has that Id ng of protection from the department. i IIi Gratefully yours, Isl Tom E. Shearer Pres'. dent ,I The folling letter was read from Harry V. O'Hare- Caldwell, Idaho October 6, 1956 TC: THE tfAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL CITY OF C lI- IXVELL, IDAHO PROM; HARRY V. 0 HARE h 1308 Blaine Street Caldwell, Idaho I�i i On August 15, 1956 my daughter Dolores slipped from the top steps of the it diving tower at the City Vunloipal Swimming Pool, breaking her right log I feel the City of Caldwell is at fault, inasmuch as the ascension ladder, j to the diving platform is not adequately protected by a climbing railing; also an unsafe condition prevails at the bottom of the ladder where there is usually a middy puddle ransing the climber to carry °'ud on the ladder rungs, ma' -ing it a hazardous climb, especially r. th such small rungs on the ladder. At the time of the accident, apparently them wcr no adult attendant close - by to 'take care of Dolores because a high - school hoy was allowed to take errc c° her ar' thro inexperi ence on his part in handl'ng such a case, he £creed Dolores `o *-zlk on the broken foot to the ntrance of the pool; at least mode her try to walk on the foots also neitber "7 ';Fife or myself were notified by anyone from the City employees nt the pool that the acci.dert had happened. we �'rere first notified by one of her friends, about 30 minutes after the accident happened, who called my ui,fe from the Pay Phone at the Pool. Po-- do- — 'he Doints outlined above, I hereby charge the City of Caldwell with negligence i'B mnint.aining proper safe - guards at the City 1 °unicipal Swi.mning Pool and r?spectful7y submit the attached Dr's Bill, in the amount of $174.00, for cnnsideration and pay- nt in full.. Respertful.ly Yours, /a/ Harry V. O'Hare, father 1308 Blaine St N Caldwell, Idaho Moved by Burrell, seconded by Eldredge that this claim be denied. Upon R611 Call it appeared the motion was unanimous'y carried. { i The following letters were read and ordered spread on the Minutes: i October 27, 1956. President of Cooperative Gas Association, j Secretary of Cooperative Gas Association, h :attorney for Cooperative Gas Association, Mayor of City City Attorney. II II Alameda, Idaho, Blackfoot, Idaho, Burley, T ?aho, - Caldcrell, Idaho,,] Idaho Falls, Idaho, Jerome, Idaho, Meridian, Idaho, Montpelier, Idaho, j Mountain Home, Idaho, Pocatello, Idaho, Rupert, Idaho, ; I Weiser, Ida' Gentlemen: II I I The adverse decision of the Supreme Court of Idaho is teing reviewed ✓ by Messers. Chapman and Cutler and some consultations have been held with re- ference to a ro am which could be w G P �' workable under the Su reme I p ourt ruling• A policy meeting of the band attorneys and the underwriters is planned for Thursday, November 1, and we ask, in view of on" FrrAt effort and the ad. vantages that may accrue to your communities, that, no decision be made until we can communicate Stith you anc: make suggestions as a result of the meeting in Chicago. Sincerely yours, /s( R. E. Schweser & Company, November 1, 1956. President of Cooperative Gas Association, Secretary of Cooperative Gas Association, I II Attorney for Cooperative Gas Association, Mayor of City, City Attorney. Alameda, Idaho, Blackfoot, Idaho, Burley, Idaho, Caldwell, Idaho, Idaho Falls, Idaho, Jerome, Idaho, Meridian, Idaho, Montpelier, Idaho, —' Mountain Home, Idaho, I Nampa, Idaho, Pocatello, Idaho, Rupert, Idaho, Weiser, Idaho. Centlemen: I Our attention has been called to the possible threat that gas may be sold elsewhere unless the cities sign up immediately to take gas from Inter- In order to answer such statements or 1n.ferences to that effect, we enclose extracts of the Federal Power Commission Ooinion No. 289 adopted and j issued November 25, 19 ^5. i Sincerely • yo,rs, /sl R. E. Schweser. Moved by Eldredge, seconded by Shorb the following Resolution be adopted: RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMAN ELDREDGE. WHEREAS, CY CR`.CIDALL has served as foraman of the Domestic 'hater Department of the City of Cald- well for many years last oast, and WHEREAS, he has untiringly devoted his time and efforts in that capacity in the successful op- oration of the Domestic Water Department and has unstintingly given of his time and knowledge to serve the II people of the Git, of Caldwell, making the ccnvenience of domestic grater an accepted thing, and 'NHEP3AS has tendered h_s resi +_icn tc the; City of Csl�ir�ell, T!.:�'^o, signifying his retirement from such duties. 110 TH P'rORE, be it Resolved by the P r zrd Council of tU City of Caldrell. II ThaL Cy Crandall be thanked for his fine service to the Ci'.y f.,_ the s n ih the o ,any Y� „ - � _ p- j cration of its Domestic Mater Department and on behalf of the people of the City of Caldwell, tha Council J IC I vrtshes tc e:;press by 'his res_l t'h appr,ciation of the citizens of this cornunity for the many years of nublic service rundared by ."r. Crandall in his capacity as fos•cman .if the Domestic Water Department of 'I I this City. Upon Roll Call the f0770wing r,0 •voted in the affirmative: Burrell, Cleveland, Sborb, �I ; Eldredge and Bettis. Negative: Ncne. 3bs^_nt, and net vcting: BI.cmo•, ?st, Thereupon the Mayor declared the moti w rried and the Resolution adopted. The folio-win are the Minutes of V e Regular s'eeting of the board of Adjustment: '.:antes q REGULAR FETING I I BCAF.D OF ADJUSTS•TNT CALD' ILLL, IDAHO I October 30, 1956 The meeting was ,called to order at 8:00 P. Y. at the City Council Room in the City Hall with the following members present: Lee R. Clemons, chairman; Fran Blomquist; Al Garber; A. K. Steunenberg; and Don �! Baird, secretary. T. 'N. Dnkan, member was absent: Visitors present were: David G. Croenig, L. D.; LeRoy Blonshine; Chap Burton; and Reba Gess. I Dr. Groenig expla'ned the intent of a petition being processed for a Special Permit allowing Dr.I Groenig and Dr. Clark to practice medicine in the Building recently used by Dr. Dole at 223 East Logan Street. In the course of his explanz :tion, the Doctor said t'at a parld ng lot sufficient to provide off - street park- ' ing for roar cars would be provided. He also stated that the building would be used only as an office for 'I the practice of medicine and r;ould not be expanded for other use. ' Dr. Groenig than excused himself from the meeting after indicating that he would attend the public�,J f hearing scheduled ror November 7, on his petition. f Mr. Leroy Blonshine presented a pro-osed plan to occupy a building at the Northwest corner of I Logan and South Kimball Avenue for the purpose of the sale of chenille goods (dry goods), this being the property formerly occupied by the C and R Appliance store for the sale of electrical appliances. He was advised to secure a petition to grant a Special Permit and present it in the regular mannerl � H r e - ::as then excused from the meeting. I her. Chap Burton and Mrs. Reba Gess, representing property owners on Canyon Hill and those in the I area North of L'adison Street, presented object one to the zoning of the area betr,een Madison Street and the + Notus Canal to a "D” Commercial Zone, asking instead that, it he zoned to a "B" Residential Zone, as has been 1 � �recemmended for the area on Canyon Hill above the canal. After some discussion, it was recommended by the Board that signatures of a representative portion :of the area involved in the proposed "D" zone be secured to a request that this area be considered to be !!zoned also to a "B" Residential Zone and the request returned to the Board. It was further a greed by the Board that further action by the Board would not be taken before the l�next regular Board Ueeting in November, on any recommendation for this area. Mr. Burton and Mrs. Gess then left the meeting. After further discussion of the petition presented by Drs. Groenig and Clark, it was Moved by Garber ! Seconded by Blomouist, and Approved without dissent that rending the outcome of the public hearing on the proposal, the Board would approve the issuance of a '. under the conditions that the use stated in the petition be not extended, namely the Drs, Croenig ,and Dr. Clark, and that the off - streets parking pre=ciously offered by Dr. Groenig be provided. A petition previously offered and set for Public Hearing on November 7 from Mrs. Decia Cole to 'lestablish and operate a Trailer Court on South Indiana Avenue at. Alder Street was approved, subject to the olrtcome of the Pub'ic Hearing on the proposal, Further discussion on Mr. Blcnshine's proposal to open the chenil.lo -goods store resulted in a Motion by Carber �( eked by Stennenberg, and 22 ova by all those present, that, on presentation ofthe properly signed pets I :,the proposal be advertised and set for Public Hearing on November 27, should he desire to go ahead. In discussion, the Board interpreted former action to require that no advertisement he made of ;petitions to call a Public Hearing until the Board has met in session to consider the petition request. There being no further business, the meeting adjonrned at 9:25 P. M. /sl Don W. Baird, Secretary A petition signed by property owners was presented to the Mayor and Council petitioning the area i below Canyon Hill from Madison Street to Notus Canal be placed in "B" Residence Zone. This was referred to the Board of Adjustment. Moved by Burrell, seconded by Eldredge delinquent water bill in the amount of$482.70 charged to the City of Caldwell Hous'ng Authority be cancelled. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. I The Bills for October werd read and on a notion by Eldredge, seconded by Burrell these bill are to be allowed and warrants drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Finance Conmittee GENERAL FUND No. Name Purpose Amount 1 ' 5334 Jason C. Smith Salary 100.00 5335 F. L. Blomquist .1 35.78 5336 Lawrence E. Burrell " 35.79 1 5337 L. P. Eldredge " Lo.00 I, 5338 J. M. Bettie " 4o.00 1 5339 Emile Shorb " 33.00 53LO G. W. Cleveland " 40.00 5341 William F. Cigray, Jr. " 118.00 '- 5342 Ada Hartenbower " 265.37 5343 Florence E. Strain " 193.69 534+ Alta E. Williams " 241.38 5345 Dorothy D. Martin " 37.85 5346 Keith Judd " 214.68 5347 Elvis E. Burton " 265.37 5348 Clarence C. Imberg " 257.11 9 5349 William M. Carlson 10 249.60 535o Elwood Seigmann " 291.90 5351 Forrest M. Wiley " 244.33 c 5352 George R. Sweet, Jr. 259.34 5353 Lee N. Bartholomew " 51.21 5354 Charles W. Astleford 11 207.32 r 5355 Louis Cornelison 232.68 5356 Charlene Bruner " 132.94 ,j 5357 Nicholas Ney " 81.66 5358 Gail Bond Uehlin " 217.06 5359 Henry George Davis " 228.06 5360 Carroll Darwin Grigge n 221.06 5361 Robert C. Doolittle 238 .00 ii General Fund - Continued No, Name Purpose Amount 5362 Marena Pauline Roberts Salary $ 164.22 5363 Thelma Thorsted Simmons " 128.81 5364 Billy E. Morgan " 167.74 5365 First National Bank " 109.61 5366 Department of Public Health " 125.00 5367 Austin H. Nickel " 262.50 5368 Melvin G. Lewis " 457.06 5369 Donald ". Baird " 300.14 5370 Glenda Claudine Wampler " 52.98 Ii 5371 Charles John Hall " 221 :o6 'I 5372 Robert M. Halvorson " 66.14 5373 Gene Allen Price " 57.38 5374 First National Bank Federal Withholding 1,615.69 5375 State Tax Collector State Withholding 161.57 5376 Canyon County Social Security 617.08 5377 Idaho Municipal League Insurance 715.96 5378 Idaho Department Store Co. Advance to Fred Colley 193.60 II I I I TOTAL SALARIES - GENERAL FUND $ 9,989.71 SALARIES -- FIRE FUND 5379 W. A. Paddock Salary $ 325.90 I' 5380 Forrest H. Milender " 294.11 5381 Dale R. Hanks " 263.96 5382 John Warren " 255.19 - 5383 Roy Arbaugh " 244.19 5384 Harold rerfect " 240.83 5385 Charles Phillips " 262.50 5386 Dorwtn Sparks " 257.60 5387 Richard L. Cashman " 237.58 I II 5388 Donald L. kachos " 233.58 5389 John D. Romey " 257.60 '! 5390 Leslie L. Ford 257.60 j 5391 William F. Southard " 248.58 5392 Wesley B. Turner 10 229.32 5393 Jack kartin Sweet " 212.91 5394 R. O;. Stevens " 18.00 5395 W. R. Vail " 18.00 j 5396 Leonard Charlton ° 18.00 5397 Olen Waner " 18.00 Ij 5398 Gordon Sams " 25.00 5399 Jack Gooch " 18.00 5400 Mathew Maxwell " 18.00 5401 Ross McKeeth " 18.00 5402 State Treasurer " 168.80 TOTAL SALARIES - FIRE FUND $ 4,141.25 SALARIES - PAR FUND 5403 Harry S. Flagg Salary 2 20 5404 George Hammar 9.40 5405 William Lester Korns 97.73 540b Durell C. Brown 103.49 '. 5407 Arthur Simpson " 115.40 TOTAL SALARIES - PARK FUND 674.22 � SALARIES - -- CEMETERY FUND I i 5408 George Hammar Salary $ 265.26 5409 James Logan Seale " 20 5.8 0 5410 Tony Gabiola " 1 9 6 .77 5411 Lilburn L. Cooper " 229.77 TOTAL SALARIES - CEMETERY FUND $ 897.60 SALARIES - LIBRARY FUND 5412 Nancy Jarvis Salary $ 245.60 I ' 51113 Edith E. Skinner " 179.35 5414 Martha Wilcox 253.86 5415 Roy L. Enix 161.72 541() 1 Nell Ve L. McCurry " 15.64 ' 11!.86 5417 5418 a•+Ar guerite E. Stewart Ardene L. Dretke " 73.29 5419 Ruth Alice Olsen ° 8.82 TOTAL SALARIES - LIBRARY FUND $ 893.14 SALARIES - ROAD FUND r 5420 S. P. Glenn Salary $ 283,66 I� 5421 James S. Wymore " 246.97 5422 Donald M. Shaw " 267.40 5423 Herman Jensen " 235.97 5424 Richard S. kather " 235.97 5425 Tilford W. Farley " 203.55 5426 - Edward R. McKinsey " 203.55 5427 Samuel L. Erskizie " 203.55 5428 Emerson Gocdrow " 203.55 5429 Claude L. Lappin " " 177.52 1 9 6 .77 5430 I Paul Stanke i Salaries - Road Fund - Continued d No. Nye Purpose Amount 1,628.45 d 5431 5432 Albert 8. Exley Fred Colley Salary $ 203.55 J 5445 Lester Reeves Salary 207.77 74.38 III TOTAL SALARIES - ROAD FUND I $ 2,869.78 74.38 I SALARIES IRRIGATION FUND J j 5433 Charlie L. Hourland Salary $ 354.52 128.28 5434 Guy Healy +. 224.97 I 128.28 j 5435 Oscar Haumann " 235.97 5436 John H. Broom Salary 244.19 '.. 245.00 5437 Ernest G. Eisenbrandt if 69 05 132.30 5438 Elmer n. Thornberg m 222.16 18.39 5439 Henry Daugherty ° 17.25 395.69 5440 Lero y C. Dibben WATER 36 .12 . 5441 Herbert A. Meson �� 125.G5 2 5442 Charley Morgan a 48.51 224.97 i� 5443 Arthur Thornberg n 25-87 224.97 1 5444 Lester Reeves ++ X5.17 i TOTAL SALARIES - IRRIGATION FUND $ 1,628.45 d SALA RIES -- L. I. D. #39 5445 Lester Reeves Salary $ 74.38 III TOTAL SALARIES - L.I.D. #39 $ 74.38 I SALE MS L. I. D. #40 J 5446 Charlie Morgan Salary $ 128.28 i TOTAL SAIARIES - L.I.D. #40 D I 128.28 j SALaRiu+S L. I. D. #42 I II 5447 Robert M. Halwrson Salary $ 245.00 5448 Gene Allen Price if 132.30 I 5449 H. B. R7umford it 18.39 I� TOTAL SALARIES - L.I.D. #42 $ 395.69 SALARIES WATER 5450 Cyrus D. Crandall Salary $ 2 5451 Roy 0. Devis n 224.97 5452 Samuel HattkopY " 224.97 1 :1 5453 Roy A. btelton " 224.07 " 5454 D. Richard Claussen " 255.19 5455 Wilma 8. Keech it 197.91 G 5450 " H. W. Phillips " 267.40 5457 Steve Fish " 203.55 5458 Vernon L. Trogdon " 218.77 5459 iaVOne Goes ° 131.52 546o Emil Yelm a 72.89 l 5461 James D. Kitchen +' 86.24 1 5462 Edward Doyle Raney " 100456 J TOTAL SALARIES - -WATER $ 2,503.60 it SALARIES - -- TREATMENT PLANT 5463 R. J. Huckabee Salary $ 433.02 I II 'f. 5464 D. Jean Huckabee n 12.04 . I. 5405 Elouiss May Young 155.96 5466 Virginia 5. Hayes 148.87 5467 Waldo E. Baker �� 196.15 5468 J. B . Kissell n 230.16 5469 First National Bank Federal Withholding 393.57 5470 State Tax Collector State Withholding 39.36 5471 Canyon County Social Security 171.34 5472 Idaho Municipal League, Insurance - 77.78 , 5473 Idaho Department Store Advance to Emil Yelm 50.00 it II d TOTAL SALARIES - TREATMENT PLANT $ 1,908.25 TOTAL SALARIES - OCTOBER 1956 $26,104.35 SUPPLIES GENERAL FUND 5474 Valley F1or4 Supplies $ 6.00 � s 5475 B & M Equipment Co., Inc. " 1,75 J 5476 Caldwell Hardware Co. " .85 1 5477 Caldwell Plumbing < Heating Co., Inc. ' 1.35 '. 5478 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. " 22.60 �i 5479 Howard Electric '* 4.50 y 5480 Idaho Power Co. a 173.63 5481 Model Market " 1.74 5482 The Dille Agency 9.61 5483 Pioneer Irrigation District w 22.33 SUPPLIES --- AIRPORT 554 Idaho Power Co. Supplies S 6.05 TOTAL SUPPLIES - AIRPORT $ 6.05 SUPPLIES FIRE 5544 Supplies - General Fund - Continued Supplies 8¢ 3.00 No. Name Purpose Amount - 5484 Abendroth Printing Supplies 33.50 5465 Fisher's ' 27.85 $486 Moore Stationery " .49 5487 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. " 15.00 5488 Fisher's " 15.70 51389 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. " 15.00 5490 Summers Stationery & Office Supply R 7.17 5491 Albertson's Food Center " 21.36 5492 Becker Hardware Co. " 11.20 5493 Brooks Richfield Service " 1.92 5494 Burns Chevrolet Co. " 74.42 5495 Art Burnside & Co. " 143.39 5496 Caldwell Drug Center " 6.17 51197 Caldwell Paint & Glass Co. ° 5.40 5498 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 20.00 5499 Cordell's Shell Service 1 ° 15.05 5500 Davies Hardward Co. " 13.44 5501 Fisher's " 9.00 5502 Guarantee Repair Service " .40 5503 Hammon's Service Station " 62.38 5504 Hoff Building Supply " 31.38 5505 Howard Electric " 29.95 5506 Idaho Department Store '" 144.18 5507 International Assn of Chiefs of Police it 15.00 5508 Keith Judd " 33.50 5509 Lodge Motor Co., Inc. 10 50.30 5510 Mccluckey's oil co. " 16.00 5511 Model Market 16.51 5512 Motor Inn Service " 9.63 5513 Moore Stationery " .65 5514 Mt. States Paint Co. " 110.25 5515 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. " 99.70 5516 Nampa Radio Service " 5.95 5517 Bob Nicholas Oil Co. e 103.79 5510 Phillips Petroleum Co. ° 3.55 5519 Service Parts Co. " 99.56 5520 Summers Stationery & Office Supply 11 7.88 5521 Terry's Electric " 1.45 5522 Trey Laundry & Dry Cleaning " 1.30 5523 Whelchel- Milliner Studio " 26.40 5524 Caldwell Memorial Hospital " 45.00 5525 Harold's Drive -In " 53.30 5526 Dr. John F. Stecher " 5.00 5527 Becker Hardware Co. " 2.09 5528 Caldwell Auto Supply Co. 10 1.33 5529 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 1.86 5530 Hal Johnson, Inc. 11 2.25 5531 Melvin G. L " 23.25 5532 Idaho Power Co. " 2.24 5533 lodge Motor Co., Inc. " 4.95 5534 Moore Stationery .99 5535 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. ° 32 30 5536 The dews Tribune " 24.75 5537 Paul's Multi Pump Service 4.50 5538 Service Parts Co. " .50 5539 Summers Stationery & Office Supply " 32.83 5540 Uniform Building Code Association ° 23.75 5541 L, H. Krieger Construction Co. ° 13,149.00 5542 Goodman Oil Co. ° 961..91 5333 L. H. Yxieger Const. Co. 13.346.00 TOTAL SUPPLIES - GENERAL FUND 29,267.93 SUPPLIES --- AIRPORT 554 Idaho Power Co. Supplies S 6.05 TOTAL SUPPLIES - AIRPORT $ 6.05 SUPPLIES FIRE 5544 Roy Arbaugh Supplies 8¢ 3.00 5545 Becker hardware Co. " 2.00 l 5546 Blumenthal Uniform Co. " 6.35 5547 Caldwell Auto Supply Co. " 20.50 5548 Caldwell Hardware, Inc. ° 2.05 5549 Caldwell Leather & Canvas Co. " " 6.00 3.00 5550 R. D. Cashman 5551 Leonard Charlton w 3.00 5552 Fire Engineering " 3.50 f 5553 R. B. R. Firestone ° 32.85 'p 5554 5555 Leslie Ford Jack Gooch ° 3.00 3.00 5556 Dale "anks " 3.00 5557 International Gity tanager's Ass n. " 7.50 5558 Ross McKeeth " 3.00 5559 Lodge Motor Co., Inc. " 4.00 ' 5560 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co. Machos " 83 30 3.00 . 5561 5562 Don M. Maxwell " 3.00 5563 Forrest Milender " 3.00 I' 5.00 it 5564 5565 Nampa Radio Service W. A. Paddock " 3.00 Supplies - Fire - Continued No. Name Purpose Amount 5566 Harold Perfect Supplies 3.001 5567 Charles W. Fhillips " 3.00 11 JI 1 5568 J. D. Homey " 3.00 5569 Gordon Sams 3,00 { 5570 William Southard " 3.00 5571 Dorwin " 3,00 5572 9. C. Stevens " 3.00 II 5573 Jack M. Sweet " 3,00 ` 5574 Summers Stationery & Office Supply " 4.21 5575 Terry Electric " 175.00 ` 5576 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning " 27.11 5577 W. B. Turner ' 3.00 5578 W. R. Vail " 3.00 5579 Olen Waner " 3.00 15580 John Warren " 3.00 5581 Lynn Wiseman " 1.70 TOTAL SUPPLIES - FIRE $ 450.07 SUPPLIES PARK 5582 W. D. Allen Supplies $ 15oo 5583 Black Canyon Irrigation District '- 180.00 "5584 B & M Equipmen t Co. " 16.39 1 5585 Boise- Payette Lumber Co. ° 14.64 5586 Caldwell Sanitary Service ' 7.00 5587 California Spr .T - Chemical Corp. " 38,96 4 ( '15586 5589 Idaho Power Co. Lodge Motor Co., Inc. " " 35.75 20.56 J 5590 Servi ce Parts Go. ° 2.28 Simplot Soilbuilders to 22.44 1 5591 5592 Simpson Blacksmith to 3.55 5593 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning " .50 TOTAL SUPPLIES - PARK 8 357.07 N SUPPLIES - -- SWIMMING POOL 5594 Caldwell Sporting Goods Supplies $ 24.50 II 5595 Waterworks Equipment Co. e 18.51 TOTAL SUPPLIES- SKIMMIIING POOL $ 43.01 i SUPPLIES - CEMETERY X15596 Ellison Electric Service Supplies $ 6.85 15597 Mt. States Tel. & Tel.. Co. ° 4.00 P5598 Idaho Power Co, " 73.95 5599 Service Parts Co. 3.27 5600 Toft Machine Shop 9.30 TOTAL SUPPLIES - CEMETERY $ 97.37 SUPPLIES LIBRARY 15601 Caldwell Sanitary Service Supplies $ 3.00 I, i 5602 Cloninger Market +' 4.35 ;15603 Doubleday & Co., Inc. " 3.97 5604 Gaylord Bros., Inc. " 46.10 :'5605 J. K. Gill Co. " - 132.60 5606 Harper & Brothers + 2.00 '5607 Idaho Power Co. " 35.65 5608 Petty Cash, Nancy Jarvis, Librarian It 20.92 ;,5609 A. C. McClurg & Co. 51.41 1,5610 The Macmillan Co., Pub, " 42.87 p Salem Press, Inc. " 13.45 +5612 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co. " 17.00 5613 N. Y. Herald Tribune Book Review " 2.50 15614 Oxford University Press to 5.32 .5615 Pan American Union it 3.00 '5616 Science Fiction Book Club It 1.30 ,15617 Superior Auto Glass a 11.50 TOTAL SUPPLIES - LIBRARY $ 396.94 SUPPLIES - ROAD ,;5618 Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc. Supplies $ 169.46 I j I! •15619 H & M Equipment Co., Inc. It 2.70 !15620 Burns Chay. Co. ° 9.08 15621 Caldwell Auto Supply Co. " 238.78 5622 Caldwell Electric Co. " 41.90 :5623 Caldwell Firemens Association ° 5.70 +5624 Caldwell Hardware, Inc. - " 6.16 ;;5625 Caldwell Radiator Works " 47.33 ;562$ Canyon County Weed Control ° 189.75 15627 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 2.11 15628 Davies Hardware Co, m 4.12 '5629 Engineering Sales Service Inc. " 33.91 '5630 Ernst Fuel Co. " 27.97 ,5631 R. B. R. Firestone " 39.60 5632 i Garber Motor Co. n 1.60 '', g \, ,.._ TOTAL SUFFLIES - ROAD $ - - Supplies - Road - Continued Nos. Name Purpose Amount • l 5647 Idaho Power Co. 5633 Idaho Power Co. Supplies $ 14.70 5634 Idaho Tire Service " 11.36 5635 Intermountain Equipment Co. IT 26.16 5636 Hal Johnson, Inc. " 76.73 5637 Richfield Oil Corp. " 167.72 1 5638 Sattler Auto Electric " 23.62 r - 1 5639 The Sawtooth Co. " 9.20 5640 Service Parts Go. " 34.68 5b41 Simpson Blacksmith " 11.91 I' 5642 Superior Auto Glass " 38.43 5643 United Radiator Shop " 13.00 5644 Vanways, Inc. " 10.52 5645 Wesco Steel Go. " 179.64 j 5646 Western Bearings, Inc. " 13.70 ,.._ TOTAL SUFFLIES - ROAD $ 1,451.54 SUPPLIES STREET LIGHTING • l 5647 Idaho Power Co. Supplies $ 3,044 TOTAL SUPPLIES - STREET LIGHTING $ 3,044.10 SUPPLIES IRRIGATION 5648 0. W. Allen Supplies $ 7.50 �I 5649 Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc. °' 67.16 5650 Boise - Payette Lumber Co. " 7.55 5651 Burns Chev. Go. ° 3.83 5652 Caldwell Auto Supply Co. " 13.02 5653 Caldwell Paint & Glass Co. " 1 .5 0 !I 5654 Davies hardware Go. " 114.60 5655 Garber Motor Co. " 8.57 5656 Hodge Shell Service " 5.27 5657 Hoff Building Supply ° 27-00 5658 Idaho Power Co. " 72.15 5659 H. J. McNe4l, Inc. " 24.80 5660 H. E. Parmenter " • 5661 Simpson Blacksmith 0 1.20 5662 Summers Otationery & Office SupPly a .90 5663 United Radiator Works IT 13.40 5664 Welch Actors " 59.02 5665 Westcott Oil Corp. " 15.30 5666 Alta E. Williams, Treas. "' .75 TOTAL SUPPLIES - IRRIGATION $ 342.02 i SUPPLIES CENIEBERY SINKING FUND i t 5667 B & N Wholesale Co., Inc. Supplies $ 339.50 TOTAL SUPPLIES - CEC4ETERY SINKING $ 339.50 SUPPLIES -- L. I. D. #33 5668 The News- Tribune Supplies $ 20.00 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L.I.D. #33 $ 20.00 SUPPLIES L. I. D. #37 5069 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co. Supplies $ 1.26 • 5670 The News - Tribune IT 20.15 TOTAL SUPPLISS - L. I. D. #37 $ 21.41 SUPPLIES L. I. D. #40 501 Wm. F. Gigray, Jr. Supplies $ 550.00 5672 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co. 11 1.43 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L.I.D. #40 $ 551.43 SUPPLIES - -- L. I. D. #41 5673 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co. Supplies $ 0.2o 5674 The News Tribune u 23.10 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L. I. D. #41 $ 29.36 SUPPLIES L. I. D. #42 5675 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Go. Supplies $ 6.20 •- 5076 The News Tribune " " 23.10 1,9L9.b1 5677 J. 0. Young & Son TOTAL SUPPLLS - L. I. D. #42 $ 1,948.97 I SUPPLIES PLATER - -- No. Name Purpos Amount 5678 Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc. Supplies 8 451.25 5679 Abendroth Printing " 8.35 5680 B & M Equipment Co., Inc. ° 31 .55 - 5681 Baxter Foundry & Machine Works, Inc. 45.28 5682 Boise - Payette Lumber Co. +' 101. 5683 Caldwell Auto Supply Go, " 11.68 5684 Clerk's Cash AEvolving Fund ° 41.91 - 5665 Consolidated Supply Co. 148.83 S0 o County Agent ' 26.00 J 5b87 Garrett Freightlines, Inc. " 4.40 5668 Iia,mon's Mobil Service " 11.45 5689 Idaho Power Co. " 918.35 5690 Idaho Tire Serr'fce, Inc. ' 2.25 1 5691 Lodge Motor Co., Inc. ° - 92.79 5692 Model Grocer;; " 3.20 5093 Morgan Truck Service, Inc. " 1.46 5094 Pitney - Bowes, Inc. " 21.60 5095 Service Parts Co. " 8.82 J 5696 Summers Stationery & Office Supply 11 11,70 5697 9anways, Inc. 11 2.58 5698 Waterworks Equipment Co. '1 203.48 5699 Weiser Iron Works, Inc. " 135.24 57GO Westcott Oil Corp. " 20.40 TOTAL SUPPLIES - WATER 8 2,296.90 TdrAL SUPPLIES - OCTOBER 1956 871,683.87 ' I GRAND TOTAL SALARIES AND SUPPLIES - OCTOBER 1956 897,788.22 I SUPPLIES -- TREATMENT PLANT ( included in Above Tota s Check No 9 Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc. Supplies 67.31 , 10 Becker hardware Co. 3-1.50 11 Cornell, Rowland, Hades & Merryfield " 1120,72 12 Heating Equipment Cc. " 27.19 13 R. J. Huckabee 25.00 14 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Go. " 30.00 _ 15 Idaho Department of Highways " 39.00 16 Waterworks Equipment Co. / 72.35 17 C. W. Watkins and Son ° 30,327, (Check N18, City of Caldwell, 8999.40 - to TOTAL SUPPLIES - TREATMENT PLANT 8 31,020.20 transfer payroll funds) (Included in Above Totals) Moved by Eldredge, seconds' by Burrell Library vouchers be handled the same as vouchers for other City Departments. Upon Roll Call. it aroeared the motion ,h.aF unanimously carried. I i � The Mayor informed the Council L. R. Krieger Construction Co, had requested p^rmissien to place 1 a ' plaque carrying the names of City Officials on the new City Nall. The City Clerk was instructed to write Mr. Krieger the City's acceptance of this plaque. The City Engj.neer presented the Assersment Roll of Local Improvement District Number 40, 10 the Mayor and Thcre,ron the following Resolution was presented by Councilman Bettis, who moved the adoption thereof which motior was seconded by Councilman Cleveland. RESOLUTION BY CC BETTIS. A RESOLUTICTI ArC7771 717 A597° MCNT POLL OF LCC1T ?CiSh*rTT P2STI'SCT 110. 40 FOR T1Z C!7' OP CAI T -- 110L ^PP°, !Patio nnI IrfC T?L• LC F TO G CE T7TE TILLF P *T 7LACE ^nn TNC IM CC1v.TDTT XG 0B.-_ 7 10!'s .0 THE S ?ID ASSES- -fL= I ^.L, - _KT:._ .'.m T'OR 1 -- r xT.] rn79_ SSG - -Ii Cr'- - 'ECTI ":!S A." PnrCCPSBIP.'C Tu^ FCR OF NO CE. WHFREAC, the a _ .t ^cent roll of Loca Imprevomnnt %2 J rict No. IBC for the City of Caldwell, Can - ,y-or County, Idaho, ' '+.,n r^ ni_ .d i.e _miljarc , f ol:'i. n ^.f 9- 12:cs or the st tc Of I- ^ ir: snct: dries made and p ovidcd, 1 th- ordinsr,es �)` '.h. cp Caldwell, Carwon County, Idaho, ra..d J a-sessment roll hsvin„ bee prep red and made out by the Committee cn ..tsre'. , t.ogpther �F "h ?+ "n jneer, C-ntnininl, the n`,mber of erse SFments, the name of the =er if Vrow �, an' 1 rot. "at. �^ . +.�....... t -.�?_e is i Icncwn, a descriltion of enoh tract ar-sessed and thy. total amount of the assessment, and slid assassment i roll havtng been so prepared and cer".fied to the Conoril of the City of by the Committee on 93 Streets and the City Engineer, NOP7, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho: Section 1, That the assessment roll of Local Improvement District No. 40 for the City of Caldwell, P Canyon County, Idaho, be and the same is, hereby accepted and placed on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho. That the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to give due and legal notice, in compliance with the provisions of law, to the owner or owners of property which is assessed in said assessment roll, whether named or not named, by publication in three sucessive issues in I the News- Tribune, a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, and the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell. Said notice shall state that the said property owners may file, within ten days from the first publication of said notice of time to file objections to said assessment roll, ob- jections to said assessment roll and that objections will be considered by the Mayor and Council on the 3rd . day of December, 1956, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. Section 2. That said notice shall be in substantially the following form, to -wit: "NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT N0. LO FOR THE CITY OF CALDIBELL, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO, BY THE CITY CLEnZK AND OF THE TIME AND PLACE FOR FILING PROTESTS TO SUCH ASSESSMENT ROLL AMID l OF THE TIME SET FOR RE -RING PROTESTS BY THE CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN That the assessment roll of Local Improvement District No, 40 for the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, is new on file in my ot'fice in the City Hall of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, and-that the same was filed at 5:00 o'clock P. M. on the 5th day of November, 1956, and that the City Council will meet on the 3rd day of December, 1956, at 8:00 o'clock P. M., at the City Council Chambers in the City Hall in said City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, to hear and consider ob- ijections to said assessment roll by the party or parties aggrieved by such assessment. The owner or owners of any property which is assessed in said assessment roll whether named or not in such assessment roll may, i 'within ten days from the first publication of this notice, file his objections in writing to said assess - ` lment roll to which objection is made as well as the specific ground for such objection. The City Clerk of -the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, on each and every day except Sundays and holidays between the !hours of 9:00 o'clock A. M. and 5:00 o'clock P. if. Ada Hartenbower 4 Citv Clerk" PASSED By the Council of the City of Caldwell this 5th day of Nove -!ber, 1956 APPROVED by the Mayor of the City of Caldwell this 5th day op' 1956 ATTEST: Ma yor. — �Y •lu ark. °ho '.lo .g l�- •,was . s. ..d _,r c:3 cn t! .ute.,. Cctober l5, 1-55 G. Lewis, Cz ty _rb!ne:._ D" r re , Nuabar 3-N85 nd ur -o t c-timct„ he auto :aat' 5amrling se., -p _ h_ =a�_.,, . _ _at - ffcr Fcmewrhat on our prices, 1:.- ra �, d•c r .o ;; .a _x :,_ - ated de r,h; , _t lc,ca .r,_uesr the r Ct n= rrould cl?anse a-:nreci ably Hy a•aj of explanatiory the sewer required rus the creamery 3s clear cut. The control structure for the creamery at t,7ie 'ur -Itier of sae sowers r•.;ld necessar -1,r he about four feet by eight feet long, and as ohalloww' - -s possible, depending upon the existing depth of of the twelve inch m sewer. ?,y nsantities are based upon the mayi ; depth e.. do , s' nce w ro t knower aL this time. The grating, weir oatc-, and Luides incl,�.de the furnishing and placing. I� At the meat packers's, our plan eras sim;:•ly tc remodel the top of the existing concrete cut sufficiently to install gate gi.ados and an alcmin un weir gate. We felt it was :necessary to provide weir gates in ticth cases, so that the , rsirr cculr be removed easily when not in use, in order to flush the settled solids which would be deposited. As a condition for saw at the meat packers, the company shculdte required to screen their sewage. This arould prevent the entrance into the sewer of intestines and paunch manure, - which existed at the time of our first measurements. / k Should yon consider going ahead with this installation, we would recommend Vat the city purc'iase the sampling machine, and retain ownership of the same. The cost of installation in both cases should be born certainly by the industries. ' Should you have any further questions concerning this estimate, or our preliminary design, kindly notify our office. ' ✓ Yours truly, ?' i CORNELL, HO14LAND, HAYES AIM 67RRYFIELD By Donald F. Llcyd I' INDUSTRIAL SAMPLING FOR CALDWELL, IDAHO. ESTIMATE OF COSTS B 685 Creamery Measurement Plan Sewers x Exc. and Bkf. Class "B" 0-6 325 L. F. © 0.61 3 ].98.25 I I I ', t' ° ° ° " 6 - 202 L. F. ® 0.85 171.70 Furnish & Place 8" Cone. Pipe 527 LF @ 1.45 764 A5 it Concrete Standard Manhole 1 each @ 145.o0 1745.00 Tdanholo of Bit. surface 274 IF @ 0.50 137.00 Connection to grease trap 1 -,5 @ 10.n0 10.00 Manhole of addition depth 1 IF @ 17.25 17.25 Control Structure Sewer Sub,A,,tal $11443 Structural Excavation 26 cy @ 1,00 26 Concrete in Place Manhole Cover 0 4,5 CY @ 10.00 4 52 1 each @ 00 .00 Grating, weir gate &guides 1 is Cn 115.00 115 1 Meat Packer Measurement Plan 643 f Control Structure Excavation 2 CY ® 2.50 5 Remodel Manhole Top LS @ 12].00 120 Furnish & Place weir gate_ & guides LS @ 90.00 90 I Portable Sampling Machine (Without clock) 225.00 215 Power (12 Sclt battery) 18 243 Total 25414 +" Where applicable, unit prices from the current interceptor contract were used, This being the time set by notice for receiving and opening of bids for Mobile Radio equipemnt for the Fire Department. I One bid was filed opened and read as follows: I Motorola Co., $ 922.45 Councilman Cleveland this amount was to be matched by the F. C. D. A. I' This bid vvas referred to Councilman Cleveland and Fire Chief for study. i There being no further business to come before the Oouncil it was moved b Counci lmgn Bettis, seconded by Councilman Eldredge that Council adjourn. Motion c arried City Clerk. COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOvE @.TBER 14, 1956 8:00 P. M. The Council net pursuant to call and acknowledgment of notice in the following form: CALL ANT ACKidOWLEDGMENT OF NOTICE I - , the undersi.; reed Mayor andI-mbers of the City Council of the C of Cnldw°11, Idaho, do each 'i hereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting of said City Council to be hkld at the Council Chambers in the City Fall in the Cihy or Cald: ell, Ir'nho at the hour oc 8:00 o'clock P. T.T. on the 114th day of P7evember 1 ' 5 6, for t_ r. ,. is of all bis+.ness n L e in cntt- n nth - he following ah,ject: To r. with r 1ph �!,ot,n, Int r .ir: .as Pe ^ — iss a �r ^cd r ,„ .,., hi - tc 'Tit _nn ain Gas Co for the ii =tr hut,.on of n.. `.ural Gas in th - -"Y ,_ tt..l- ��ell, wh�� ch oh,ect i „- submit, d to n�.ch of thm ,'Mo -s, j—d in rrn.ti ng. i � I i Cary an e J