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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1947-12-01city council minutesI �o/ COUNCIL CHAWFRS, Yovmm ER loth, 1947, 8100 P. M. The Council met pursuant to Call and Acknowledgement of Notice in the following forms Wa the undersigned, Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do each hereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting of said City Council to be held at the council chambers l h in the City Ual in the City of Caldwell, Idaho at the hour of 8sO0 P.M., on the 10th day of November, 1947m for the transaction of all business in connection with the following objects Application for Special Building Permit to construct grocery store in Class epn Residence Zone. WITNESS our signatures this 10th day of November, 1947. � 1\ ar. CounsilAm unc 9 nc i C ouncilm an Mayor R. H. McNeill, presiding. I On Roll Call the following Councilman answered presents Leo J. Mason, Wn olaisyer, L. E. Burrell,, John Myers, Dale Fenrich and Bryan Harding. The Mayor informed the Council the meeting was called to take up the petition of J. P. Garber and : Ralph Garber for a special building permit to construct a grocery store in Class "All Residence Zone. i This matter had been previously considered by the Board of Adjustment. H. D. Henna and others had questioned the proceedings of the Board of Adjustment. Information presented to the meeting disclosed that the petition failed to contain the signatures l of 75% of the owners of the area within 300 feet of the proposed store building. Upon this finding Lawrence i N. Smith, Attorney at Law representing J. P. Garber and Ralph Garber state that they would not make further request for the special permit until they could comply with the ordinance requirements. There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilmen Mason, seconded by Councilman Burrell, that Council adjourn. Motion carried. I, Mayor. J CI y U l erK. COUNCIL CHAMBr S, DECEMBER 1st, 1947, 8100 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City C,uncil met in the uauncil Rooms of the City Hall, with the ka R. H. McNeill presiding. On Roll Call the following dooncilmen answered presents Wks Glalayer, L. E. Burrell, John H. Myers, D Fenrich and Bryan "arding. Absents Leo J. Mason. The Mayor announced the following temporary appointments to the Police Department. 1 LOYAL HUGHES, PATROLMAN RAMON BARNES, PATROLMAN HENRY SCHMIDT, PATROLMAN Moved by Fenrich, seconded by Burrell that these temporary appointments be confirmed. on Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. i Application for Punch Board License was read from Rill's Market, the fee accompanying the ap- plication. Moved by My ers, Y seconded b Sorrell that this License be granted. Morton carried. The Bills for November were read and on motion by Glaisyer, seconded by Myers that these Bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Finance Committee. Motion carried. 361 Nos. Name. 1745 R. H. McNeill 1746 Wm Glaisyer 1747 Leo J. Mason 1748 John Myers 1749 L. E.Burrell 1750 Dale Fenrich 1751 Bryan "arding 1752 Ada artenbower 1753 Edith H. Church 1754 Isabell Fickes 1755 First n ational Bank -Caldwell 1756 Mt. states Tel '& Tel 1757 Moore Stationery 1758 Finch's Stationery 1759 H. +'. Parmenter 1760 First 'rational Bank - Caldwell 1761 H. E. Parmenter, Tress 17621 Callaghan & Co., 1762 Mt. States Tel & Tel 1768 Caldwell Plg & Htg Co., 1764 Purkhiser Elec "o., 1765 Becker Hdw Co., 1766 Lionel 0. Krell 1767 Coy Collins 1768 Waldo Paddock 1769 Eugene Rorabaugh 1770 F: Milender 1771 Dale Hanks 1772 Eugene Inge 1773 Geo Charlton 1774 Dorwin Sparks 1775 Goo Knight 1776 0. Royce 1777 Matthew ° iaxwell 1778 R. C. Stevens 1779 J. L. Charlton 1780 Aubrey Smitlh 1781 Lee Hoffman 1782 W. F. Johnston 1783 J. Googh 1784 First ational Bank - Caldwell 1785 State Treasurer 1786 State Treasurer 1787 Bt. States Tel .g Tel 1788 Clerk's Cash Revolving ' - und 1789 Bunnell & Sherrill. 1790 Nelson Equipment Co., 1791 Becker Hdw Co., 1792 Ernest F. unason 1793 "'esley.Compton 1794 Clifford Raymond 1795 Jack Thomas 1796 B.N. Colliea 1797 Robert E. Moore 1798 Leo B.Soran 1799 Dan Davison 1800 William M. Carlson 1801 Dale G. Haile 1802 Eugene "agler, assig Falk's 1803 Ramon E. Barnes 180L W. S. waxey 1805 Loyal Hughes 1806 Ben Kesns 1.607 First ational Bank- Laldv+ell 1608 Delno Robinson Assig Falk's 1609 Collins Richfield Service 1810 Drs. G. ". Montgomery & S. Simpson 1811 Mt. States Tel & Tel 1812 l+!estern Auto Supply 1813 Motor inn Service 1814 McClunkey's Signal Oil 1815 Garber Motor Co., 1816 Barbee Glass & Paint 1817 Caldwell plg & Htg Co., 1818 Quality Food Market 1819 Western Union Tel Co., 1820 Chas Roberts n 1821 First "atdonal Bank - Caldwell 1.622 Chas J. Hammond 1823 L. M. Porter 1824 C. S.Claussen 1825 W.R. Gillen 1826 First national Bakk- Caldwall 1827 W.R. Gillen 1828 Public Works 1829 Moore Stationery 1830 Wm F.Gigray Jr., 1831 H. E. Mccluskey 1832 Caldwell News Tribune 1833 Union 011 Co., GENERAL FWM What for. Amount. Salary 100.00 " 40.00 It 40.00 " 40.00 It 40.00 40.00 40.00 208.50 " 165.40 53.90 Tax 67.40 Rental & Toll 6.50 Supplies 2.50 it 1.60 Salary 222.70 Tax 27.30 Supplies 15.75 1e 15.00 a 6.00 It 5.75 " 3.43 11 .30 Salary 226.2o 201.90 " 209.30 It 189.90 It 210.70 It 210.70 " 189.90 " 197.90 it 189.40 " 197.30 to 5.5o " 5.50 It 5.50 " 5.50 .1 5.50 5.50 3.50 It 2.00 Tax 127.90 Firemen's Fund 43.90 City's Payment 43.50 Rental & Tall 17.25 Supplies 8.37 4.47 2.55 " 1.67 Salary 231.40 " 343.50 220.00 " 197.10 169.20 " 197.].0 " 189.20 200.00 " 210.10 " 222.50 " 111.30 " 83.20 " 83.33 " 76.80 9.60 Tax 121.3.0 Supplies 51.00 " 40.80 Services 36.00 Rental & Toll 26.15 Supplies 23.17 18.87 n 14.40 14.23 12.33 " 5.30 " 3.68 Telegrams 2.94 Salary 98.40 Tax 1.60 salary 125.00 " 255.5o 214.40 " 181.30 Tax 78.80 salary 2540 Subscription 3.00 Supplies .70 Salary 125.00 Rent 30.00 Printing 5.60 Gasoline 5 05.76 ZB3 Nos. Name. 1834 Knotty Pine 1835 Canyon County Treasurer 1836° Golden Gate Irrigation District 1837 Caldwell Irrigation District 1838 Black Canyon Irrigation District 1839 Pioneer Irrigation District 1840 Elwood Siegmann 1841 Clerks Cash R bolving rund 1842. S. P. Glens 1843 First "aticnal Bank - Caldwell 1844. Mitchell Hunt Inc 1845. Columbia Equipment Co., 1846. Richfield 011 Corp 1847. Garber motor Co., 1648 D. N. Nordling Parts Uo., 1849 Mcciuskeyle Signal 011 1850, Miller Hdw Co., 1851, Weetcott Oil Co., 1852 Canyon County 1853. Burns Chev Co., 1854. Armco Drainage & Metal Products 1855 Boise Payette Lbr Co., 1856. Barbee Glass & Paint Co., °857 . Leo!J. Mason Motor Co., 1858 I. B. "oldsmith 1859 Clerk's Cash Revolving kund 1860 Caldwell Plg & Htg Co., 861 Becker dw Co., 1862. S.E. Lamkin 1863. Harry Flagg 1864. Ed Glenn 1865. James 'Ferrell 1866 Kelly Coleman 1867. Minor Croy 1868, J. E. Mill 1869, Marion Harris 1870, First ational Bank - Caldwell 1871 Miller "Hdw Co., 1872_ Augist Uiman 1873, Collins Richfield Service 1674, Hcme Lbr & Coal Co., 1875 Goldsmith Blacksmith 1876 J.W.weeks & Son TOTAL GEIERAL FUND CEMETERY FUND 1877 0e0 Hammer 1878 Logan Seale 1879, David Liggett 1880 Ada #artenbower 1681 First "ational Ba::k- Caldwell 1682 Toft machine Shop 1683 J. W.weeks & Sons 1884 Lodge Motor Co., 885 . Fletcher 011 Co., 1686 mt. States Tel & Tel TOTAL CEMETERY FUND AIRPORT FUND 1887 western Union Tel Co., 1888 'Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund TOTAL AIRPORT FUND IRRIGATION FUND 1889 C. L. Bourland 1890 Oscar "auman 1891 Guy Healy 1892 W. J. Lawrence L893 Henry Daygherty 1694 E. f!. Thornberg 1895 E.O. Eiaenbrendt 1896 Henry Mende L897 Herb Mason 1896 First 1 Yational Hank - Caldwell 1899 Riverside Irrigation District L900 Home Ibr & Coal Co., 1901 H. E. Parmenter, Tress L902 Caldwell Sale Yard Co., L903 I. E. "oldsmith L904 Armco Drainage & Metal Products L905 Miller Hdw Co., L906 Berry's Richfield Service S What' for. Meals Taxes is n n n Salary Supplies Salary Tax Supplies Ft It if it It It s n u n If It r. e e n e Salary Services e It it n n n Tax Supplies n n n n Salary Services Salary Tax Supplies n B Rental &Dolls Amount. 25.20 6.22 314.80 948.27 33.69 16.72 205.00 26.47 227.70 27.30 217.68 lao.0 43.53 33.54 29.95 27.46 21.13 21.00 19.00 12.40 22.00 11.72 11.10 7.32 6.00 .57 .25 .42 p 2D6.50 P 2D 71.20 63.90 42.60 46.40 28.80 23.20 36.21 18.97 3.00 2.80 2.10 1.75 .45 11,172.05 214.40 182.00 156.00 35.00 47.60 18.18 8.65 5.25 3.25 2.10 672.43 Telegrams 11.40 Supplies 2.29 S 6.69 Salary 206.50 " 16o.o0 " 156.00 145.60 Supplies 163.20 " 156.8o n 147.20 " 111.50 " 95.10 Dredging Creek 5o0.0o Supplies 80.00 a 36.00 20.00 13.10 " 9.90 B.Bo 3.65 joy Has. Name. 1907 H. J. McNeal Inc 1908 Burns Chev Co., Inc 1909 H. E. Parmenter 1 Becker mdw Co., What for. Supplies It It It TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND VfATLP. I Uh'D 1911 C. D.Crandail j'1912 Roy kelton 1913 Claude :4oraham 1311: Roy D 1915 rw. li±cholson 1 91.6 Fran'.c lieas].r.l 1917 Richard Claussen 1918 Emer Rhodes 1919 Wm Witsig 1920 G.Willard Davenport 1921 0. A.Witte 1922 First atioial Bank- "aldwell 1923 _ whelchel & Park 1924 Hersey Mfg Co., 1925 Neptune meter Co., ,8926 H. D.Feeler & Co., 1927 I. E. oldsmith 1928 Waterworks Equipment mo o., 192% Burroughs Adding Machine Co., 1929 H. J. McNeal Inc 1930 Westeott oil Co., 1931 Armco Drainage & Metal Products 1932 Miller Hdw Co., 1933 Caldwell Mfg Co., 1934 Mt, states Tel & Tel 1935 Crane Co., 1936 Village of New Plymouth 1937 Caldwell Plg it Htg Co., 1938 Clerk's Cash Revolving h ind 1939 Boise Payette Lbr Co., 1940 Falk Mercantile Co., 1941 Purkhiser Elec Co., 1942 Moore Stationery 1943 Leo J. Mason 11otor ALo., 1944 vim Oainay 1 945 First "ati m al Bank - Caldwell 1946 Mrs. IdaRuby 1947 Flavilla C. Blondel 1948 Dorothy E. Doane 1949 D. D. Bagley 19% Mrs. Hirold Skinner 1951 First ational Bank -Caldwell 1952 Caldwell Plg & Htg Co., 1953 Southwick Elec Co., 1954 Mt. States Tel & Tel 11955 Purkhiser Elec "o., 1955 The Oregon News Co., 1957 Doubleday & Co., '.1958 A. C. McClurg & Co., 1 1959 The H. R. Huntting Co., 1960 The Caxton Printers 1961 C.C. Anderson, assig orders 11962 J. S.Wymore '1963 W.W. Wood 1964 Ray Woolery 1965 .Wilbur Wykert 1966 Hannan Jensen v Don Shaw ,1967 '1968 John Schroeder 1969 Paul Stanke 1970 .Chas Rogers 1971 .Win Cordell 1972 .Emmett Garland 1973 Mrs. Geo Clark 1974 Ed Tallman 1975 N. W. Jones TOTAL WATER FUND SPRINKLING FUND TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND LIBRARY FUND' TOTAL LIBRARY FUND DISTRICT IF 17 FUND Amount. 2.58 i : 75 2,062.48 Salary 210.80 Tax 173.l�0 E 173.40 " 173.hO " 169.00 146.00 v 13O.20 137.60 " 107.10 " 137.60 it 25.6o Tax 141.10 Servic as 1,615.01 Supplies 1,491.60 rr 834.66 ' 3$7l42i " 161.24 " 101.95 8 43.20 n 26.12 Salary 24.92 " 19.50 0 17,65 " 16.00 Rental & Toll 15.95 Supplies 14.03 " 12.00 It 11.50 It 10.16 " 9.26 p, " 4.59 n �6Jr " 3.25 " 2.00 $ 6,539.51 Salary 156.80 Tax 13.20 170.00 Salary 173.40 er 133.60 148.10 111.30 43.73 Tax 50.60 Supplies 9.95 it 8.50 Rental 5.00 Supplies 1,50 Books 120.66 n 74.00 58.75 " 10.80 5.62 8 955.51 Services 896.70 Salary 202.20 " 225.00 218.00 218.00 Services 146.00 " 146.00 138.10 " 130.20 130.20 " 121.60 " 83.20 " 70.h0 70.40 51.90 3 o.s Nos. Name. What for. Amount. 1976 Buss Evans Services 25.00 ?977 Emmett Garland, assiJ Falk +s Sears Roebuck r ational ++ 32.80 1978 First hank- aldwell Tax 137.10 - 1979 Tltah-Idaho Concrete Pipe Co., Supplies 105.63 1980 Arthur Allen 22.12 1981 Armco Drainage A Metal Products n 12.60 1982 Miller Hdw Co., 1.80 T01:1L DISTRICT # 2: FUND 3,184.95 GRAND TOTAL OF EWPEATITLmFa.SS I'OR NOVEMBER, 1947, $ 24,763.62 Councilman Myers ragaested the Mayor and Council to charge off the ".dater Fund a check;in the amamn' of $2.50, withost si&nature, dated May y, 1947. Moved by P.lvers, seconded by Burrell that the City Treasurer be qathorized to deduct $2.50 from the Mater Hind to cover this check. On Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Thereupon Councilman Olaisyer introduced Bill No 16, entitled: AN ORDINANCE K ENDING SECTION 1-607, CALwELL CODE OF 1942, uzuNG IT NO IRNGER NECESSARY FOR ANY PERSON APPOINTED AS AN OFFICER OR ANY FIEMBER 01' THE POLICE DEPARTMENT TO BE A gUALIFIED ELECTOR OF THE CITY OI'CAIr.ELL AT THE TIME OF HIS APPOINTMENT TO SUCH OFFICE, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTI7E DATE FOR THIS ORDINANCE TO TAKE EFFECT. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 16. It w as moved by Councilman Fenrich,seconded by Councilmay Myers that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and Bill No 16, be read the second time by title and the third time ;in fullssetion by section and placed on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following result -i Those voting in the affirmative weret Glaisyer, Myers, Burrell, Fenrich and 'Harding,'iegative: None. Absent and not voting. Mason. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 16, the second time by title and the third time in full section by aaction. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question beint. "Shall Bill No 14 pass ?s The Mayor directed the Clerk tocall the roll on the amove question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative wares Glaisywa, Myers, Burrell, Fenrich and Harding. egatimes None. Absent and not voting: Mason. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 16, had passed and the Mayor:in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clark duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 718. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 718, to be, published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Burrell, seconded by Councilman Glaisyer that Council adjourn. Motioncarried. mayor. y er COUNCIL CHAMBERS, DECEMBER 8th, 1947, Br00 P. M. The Council met pursuant to call and acknowledgement of notice in the following forma CALL AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF' NOTICE We, the undersigned, Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do sch hereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting of said City Council to be held at the Council Chambers Ln the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of Bs00 o4clock P. M. on the 8th day of Bec- :mber, 1947, for the transaction of all business in connection with the foll� ng objects The introduction mf Bill No 17 and Bill No 18, which object was submitted to each of the undersigned in writing. V11TNESS our signatures this 8th day of December, 19L;7.