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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1934-11-22city council minutes4 carried and the. preamble and resolution duly adopted,' mayor ATTEST: g o I City Clerk No further business appearing before the Council, it was, -on motion duly seconded and carried, declared adjourned. ? Mayor City Clerk _ COUNCIL CHiaBERS, NOVEMBER 22, 1934. iII A Special Meeting of the City Council met on Call of the Mayor, with the Mayor, E. L. Vassar, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, W. S. Boynton, C. E. Bales, G. W. Montgomery, G. M. Fenrich, and W.R. Hollingsworth. Absent: None. The Mayor informed the Council that this meeting was called to take up unfinished usinesa. The City Clerk read a letter from B.W.Rlae asking the City to lay a pipe line f rom the Allison.proporty to his property. The Council decided that if Mr. Rice would rnish the pipe City would put in the line. The Clerk read a letter from the Idaho Municipal Officers—Association stating t hat a two day program would be held in Twin Falls on December 5th and 6th. Moved-by 'Oakes,, seconded by Hollingsworth that the 625.00 assessment be paid and t hat the Mayor and one Councilman be authorized to represent the Chty at this meeting. Lion carried. Mr. R. K. Beatty appeared before the Council and presented plans for a new pump Ouse at the park. Moved by Boynton, seconded by Oakes that the plans be accepted. Motion carried. Cc;unellmen Hollingsworth presented a list of uncollectable water bills and asked t hat they be charged off the water book. Moved by by Montgomery, seconded by Oakes that these bills be charged off and the ames and amounts entered in the minutes. Motion carried. RI dale ' die 424 Arthur 3.00" Bowman, ifohn 420 Blaine D.W ` Ayers, Mrs. Carrie 507 Grant 7 . 50 " Berry, J. A. 824 Belmont 11 r Billings, 14.3. 2509 College Cavalry Barn 7th& Irving 9r E Cooper, Ed 1203 Main 1Qr5b� Faris S.G, 2902 Illinois 0 7. bb✓ nagler, A.H. 2119 College % 50✓ Healy, Martha 415 Hays 7.,50- I Sing, J.W. 2020 Iowa 7 A •50y 1 Mason, Mrs. N.. 120 Dearborn 0.00 Mills, Mrs. Tom 718 So. 7th 7.'M" O'Brian, Maud 1722 Everett 9.(W— Pounds, L.C. 601 Dearborn 6. Pullins, Mrs. G. L. 2804 Indiana 3.00- - Richardson, Mrs. Mary 816 Elgin (7.d "✓ Shipley, Lillie 1523 Filmore 9.30✓ Smith, Lloyd 102 Blaine 6.00 Thompson, Mrs. H. J. 2019 Indiana 8.75- John Parrish 1724 Lcthur 3.00- f I Robt. A.Smith 905 Galveston 3.00- Caldwell Atheletic Club 814 Main 3.004 The.proposed plan is being submitted for the purpose of furnishing more adequate and sefer transportation facilities for traffin entering and leaving Caldwell over the main highways." The,Mayor and City Council, all being familiar and having studied the - proposed plans presented in thee Bove resolution, a motion was made by Hollingsworth, and seconded by Fenrich, that the Mayor and City Council approve the above resolution and recommend to the Bureau of highways of the State of Idaho, that a survey be made of the proposed plan and if approved by the State Highway Department, that construction be commenced as early as possible. The motion was voted upon, and the number. favoring the resolution were seven. The number opposing the resolution were none. The.vote being unanimous the motion was declared carried and was so ordered. i Thomas Evans 1. ©0° i Walbaujp Mrs. Fred 218 Kinsey 1170(W� Wilson, Mrs. Jas 309 Everett 7.:50- i Bauer, Jessie 1514 Oak 4 .. 5 Q! Newton, Wm 2004 Maple 6.00' Knapp, Mrs. Ida 1205 So. Kimball Mg „ Bodenhamer, Chas 1.40✓ Stockman, Lee 1.50- Roberts, M. F. 1.50+ Baxter, D.C. 1.50" Cunningham, Jay 5.90 Ellison, Eva 1. 5D Gifford, Claude 3.00 Gepford, T. N. 3.00 ✓ Hunter, Ray 3.50✓ Hill, Sylvester 9.50- Hawley, Howard 5.00: Singley, Geo 24.10 Johnson, Guy 3.00 ✓ King, E.T. 3.00' Lawrence, Frank 7.50-' Mason, C. W. 10.50+ Mynott, W.A. 10.95- Miller, Joe 12.85' McCollough, W.E. 18.60• - Mathews, J.D. 1.65— Oakley, V. L. 3.50 - Pearson, M. J. 3.00 - I � Perkins, Tom 10.70 Ragsdale, W.A. 14.65 Raymond, Clifford 10.60' Richardson, C.W. 4.50 Sheesley, P. 6.00l- Solomon, J.E. 5.05" Stewart, C. L. 1:65" Yeakel, Ivan 3.50 - Stitzel, Sam 3.00- Devoe, Grace 1.50 ✓ Clegg, Geo 1.50 - Four Square Gospel Church 4.65 - Four Square Gospel Personage 6.00° Ferdinand, M.E. 1.55' Cur tin, Oscar 3.00 - Mclllivaine, C. L. 5.35• - Harris, W.A. 1.50 -- Stevenson, Mrs. J. P. 1.50° Chenoweth, R. P. Fye,Lloyd a .. Luellen, Chas i Schumaker, Mrs. E. 4.65 M Temple, Pearl 75 . Tegge, Hors. 2. Day, Cecil 6.00. - Stevens, Estell A Clyde Norde 2-.60, valllleyy Prczduce Cc A.C,I7anfels The Clerk read a resolution from the City Planning Board. w 446.70 On motion by Hollingsworth, seconded by 'enrich the Following Resolution was adopted: RESCLtTTIot* IM,gBER 8. "That, Highway US -30 entering Caldwell at the east city limits and continuing along in a northwesterly direction on Cleveland Boulevard to Kimball Avenue: Be continued along Cleveland Boulevard northwesterly from Kimball Avenue, intersecting and crossing Aven Street near first or second street, thence I i continuing in a northerly direction, crossing the Union Pacific Railroad, either with an overhead crossing, or an underpass near the west City limits of Caldwell, thence cross the Boise River and eons at with Highway US -30 at, or near the resent p junction of Highway US -30 and State Highway No. 18. That, For truck bipass, Chicago Street be extended Northwesterly connecting with the proposed new location, of Highway US -30, and extend southeasterly to about 22nd Street, thence cross the Union Pacifio'Rall- road near the east Caldwell City limits and connect with the present highway US -30. The1 sketch map attached is made apart of sold resolution. The.proposed plan is being submitted for the purpose of furnishing more adequate and sefer transportation facilities for traffin entering and leaving Caldwell over the main highways." The,Mayor and City Council, all being familiar and having studied the - proposed plans presented in thee Bove resolution, a motion was made by Hollingsworth, and seconded by Fenrich, that the Mayor and City Council approve the above resolution and recommend to the Bureau of highways of the State of Idaho, that a survey be made of the proposed plan and if approved by the State Highway Department, that construction be commenced as early as possible. The motion was voted upon, and the number. favoring the resolution were seven. The number opposing the resolution were none. The.vote being unanimous the motion was declared carried and was so ordered. i ul Signed Emery L. Vassar. Emery L. , assar, Mayor Signed Edgar L. Oakes Attest O.E.Fritts Chm. City Council City Clerk. Thereupon, Councilman Oakes introduced Bill No. 3, entitled: I i AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NC_ 5000F THE CITY OF CALDWELL, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE DIVIDING THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO INTO "ISTRICTS OR ZONES im PRESCRIBING RE& STRICTIONS AND REGULATIONS AS TO HEIGHTH NM'-cR OF STORIES, SIZE OF BUILDINGS :SID OTHER STRUCTURES, THE PERCENT OF THE LOTS TIIAT MAY BE OCCUPIED,THE SIZE OF THE YARDS, COURTS AND OTHER OPEN SPACES, .,ND THE LOCATION AND USES OF BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES AND LANDS, FOR RE3= ' IDENCE, TRADE, INDUSTRY AND OTHER PURPOSES WITHIN THE SAID CITY," BY AMENDING SECTIONS 3, 6 AND 3.0 OF SAID ORDINANCE, REAFSTABLISHING THE BOUNDARIES OF "B" RESIDENCE ZONE AND RE- ESTABLISHING THE BOUNDARIES OR " I1 ZONE, AND PROHIBITING THE KEEPING AND MAIN- TAINING OF COWS, HORSES, GOATS, SHFEPIi RABBITS AND POULTRY WITHIN "B" RESIDENCE ZONE, AND PROHIBITING THE KEEPING OF COWS, HORSES, GOATS,SHEEP, RABBITS AND POULTRY WITHIN "C" COM- MERCIAL ZONE, "D" COMMERCIAL ZONE, "E" INDUSTRIAL ZONE AND "F" UNRESTRICTED -ZONE, EXCEPT UPON PERMISSION OF THE MAYOR AI7s COUNCIL CF THE CITY OF CAIDWELL,vIDAHO, FIRST HAD AND OBTAINED, BY ADDING A NEW SECTION TO BE KISOWN AS SECTION +9, AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH: AND DECLARING 2dlD PROVIDING FOR THE TAKING EFFECT OF THIS ORDINANCE. hiehWas read for the first time and the Bouncil proceeded to a- consideration df Bill No. No. 3. It was moved by Montgomery, seconded by Hollingsworth that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bi ;l No. 3 be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on is final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with follow ng results: Those votin4in the affirmative were: Oakes, Bales, Boynton, Hollingsworth, Montgomery, and Fenrich. Those voting in the negativ6: None. Absent and not voting: gone. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the Necessary three- foutths majority and iirected the Clerk to read Bill No. 3, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the bill as directed. Ther question then being "Shall Bill No. 3. pass ? ". The Mayor directed the Clerk: to call the roll on the above question, Ahich resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were; Oakes, Bales, Boynton, iollingsworth, Montgomery and Fenrich. Those opposed; None. Absent and not wotimg, None. Chereupon, the Mayor declared Bill No. 3, had passed, and the Mayor in open sea sion of the Souncil duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same Rhich became Ordinance No. 515. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the tame and .to cause Ordinance No. 515 to be published in the Caldwell -News Tribune, the tffieial - newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. • The City Engineer presented an% application from the Idaho Meat Producers Lssociathon for a building permit. Moved by Fenrich, seconded by Hollingsworth that the Building Inspector be author. .zed to issue this permit. Motion carried. There being no further business to come before the Council, it was, on motion my seconded and carried, declared adjourned. Mayor r3ty Cleric.