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Home My WebLink About1950-12-04city council minutesWITNESS O)w signatures this 17th, day of November, 1950. i ma yor. nci nci n l Councilman I ounci man oun Mayor Leo J. Mason presiding.` I U)On Roll Call the following Councilman answered presents Wm Glaisyer, John Myers, Fran Blomquist, Dale Fenrich and J. M. Bettis, Absents L. E. Burrell. The Mayor informed the Council the meeting was called to take up the matter of Social Security I for City Employees. i; This matter was thoroughly discussed by the Mayor and Council. Whereupon Council Myers moved that the necessary steps be taken to provide Social Security for City huployees, this motion was seconded by Councilman Glaisyer. I� I There being no further business to come before the Council it was mobed by Councilman Fenrich, seconded by Councilman Myers that Council adjourn. Motioncarried. Ac Mayor. City Clerk. i COUNCIL OHAA'BERS, DFCEMEE Lth, 1950, 8!00 P. i. i The Regular h'.ont'nly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with I the J.ayor Leo J. llasen, presiding. Upon Roll Oall the followi ng Councilman. answered presents TA Glaisyer, L. E. Burrell, John ?`yrrs, I CI, Fran Blomquist, Dale Fenrich and J. L. Bettis. P.pplicatinn Per Liquor License was read from The Tavern, the fee accompanying the application, ',loved by h, Burrell, seconded by L�yera that this License be granted, Upon poll Call it appeared the motion eras ununim,nal;; carried. Applications for Punch Board Licensee sere rr.adflrom Jess L. Smith Ind The Tavern, the fee ac— � ccmpanying each application, '�fo�red by burrell, seconded by 11 ers that these Licenses he granted. Upon °oll Call it appeared the motion was 'an2nimously carried. Applications for beer Licenses were read from The Tavern, Jess L. Smith and Green & Koll Lounge, the fee accompanying ez.ch application. Moved by ulaisyer, seconded by Bettis that these Licenses, be granted. Upon Roll g all it appeared t.hc mot.i.: v.a vnarlimousl.y carried, Application. for Beer Licensr- was read frog: Bill's 'leverage Store, the fee accompanying the ap— plication, This application was tabled, - Thereupon O nuncilman blomruist introduced Sill No 14, entitled: AP' ORDINANCE GIVIPlG P(OTICF. TO ALL CITIZENS OF, AND O'L'NE 5 OF PiiOPERTY IN TEE CITY OR ^ALP "FT L, TF'�AT AN APPLICATIOPA HPF PEEL! PRE.. ".EL'TED FOR THE VACATION OF THAT PORTION OF SIXTH AVF'NUE IN THE CITY OF CALD7.'ELL, IDAHO, Bh'TTZEN THE P10RT}[44?STEHLI LINE OF FLOCK 91 AND THE SOUTHEASTERLY LINE. OF BLOCK 92 AS TF'OSE ! BLACKS A-iE SHO 1 UPON THEE;E.1SED rfAr OF CALD'A - ELL, IDAHO, FILED IN THE OCFICE OF THE RECORDER ^F CANYON COUNTY, 113P.H0, ON XZY 29, 1891 at 3700 O'CLOCK P. M., IN BOOK I OF PLATS AT PACE 20. which was read for the First time and the council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No A. It •.vas moved by Councilman Bettis, seconded by Councilman Fenrich that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill ! on three separate days be suspended and Bill No 14, be read the mecond time by title and the third time in full section 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- Thosevoting in the affirmative were: Glaisyer, Myers. Burrell Blomquist, Fenrich and Bettis. Negative- None. Absent and not voting: None. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read "ill No 14, the se- cond time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerl read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 13 pass ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as fcllowst Those voting in the affirmative weret Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Blomquist, Fenrich and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent and not votings None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 1L, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 763. The Mayor directed the Clerk to mace proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 763 to be, published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. The Bills for November were -ead and on motion by Glaisyer, seconded by Fenrich that these bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the varloua amounts all of which had been approved by the Finance Committee. Motion carried. OENEBAL FUND SALARIES & SERVICES Nos. plane What for Amount 1856 Leo J. Mason Salary $ 100.00 1857 William Glaisyer " L0.00 1858 John hers it 40,00 1859 Lawrence Burrell " 40.00 1860 Dale Fenrich " 40.00 1861 Fran Blomquist " L0.00 1862 J. M. Bettis " 40.00 1863 Ada Hartenbower " 207. L5 1864 Edith H. Church " 172.1$ 1865 Dorothy Martin " 85.02 1866 First National Bank Withholding Tax 86.48 1867 Bankers Life Company Insurance 4.35 1868 H. E. Parmenter Salary 234.60 1869 C. D. Rush it 42.00 1870 First National Bank Withholding Tax 15.40 1871 Lionel C. Krall Salary 233.40 1872 Coy Collins 208.30 1873 Waldo Paddock " 219.45 1874 Forest kilender " 215.95 1875 C. L. Rorabaugh " 215.25 1876 Eugene Inge " 199.80 1877 Dale Hanks " 215.9$ 1678 George Charlton " 215.25 1879 Aubrey Smith " 202.20 1880 Thomas W. Burns " 201.25 1881 Darwin Sparks " 206 35 1882 John Warren " 198.00 1883 Mathew Maxwell " 25.00 188h W. F. Johnston " 25.00 1885 Jack Gooch " 25,00 1886 R. C. Stevens " 25.00 1887 Leonard Charlton " 25,00 1688 Gordon Sams " 25.00 ' 1889 Ross McKeeth " 19.50 1890 George Mason " 30.00 1891 State Treasurer Firemen's Fund - Ins. 54.30 1892 State Treasurer " 54,30 1893 First National Bank Withholding Tax 91.90 1894 Bankers Life Company Insurance 37.85 '. 1895 Dale G. Haile Salary 279.35 1896 Ramon E. Barnes " 54.95 1897 Wm. 14. Carlson " 240 05 1898 B. R. Collins " 230,05 1899 Elvis Burton " 221.55 1900 Henry P. Schmidt " 225, L5 1901 Jack P. Thomas " 214,05 1902 Leo B. Saran " 214.05 1903 Marion L. Swisher " 214.05 1904 Boyd E. Jemmett " 225.45 1905 Dura F. Hopkins " 218.60 1906 Donald Moss " 224.05 II 1907 Clarence Imberg " 194.30 1908 Cecil Hall 195.L5 1909 Evelyn Mark " 165,75 1910 W. S. Maxey " 83.33 ii 1911 First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding Tax 126.30 1912 Bankers Life Company Insurance 56.05 1913 Department of Public Yealth Salary 125.00 1914 L. M. Porter 11 273.70 (�3 Amount 201.30 184.o5 23.5o 86.60 6.00 125.00 225.45 4.55 236.80 219.90 228.35 235.00 192.00 196.60 187.45 192.00 192.00 182.00 189.00 192.00 110.90 18.10 11,366.23 221.60 190.00 205.00 35.00 45.40 3.00 1953 C. D. Crandall 1954 Roy Davis 1955 Sam Hartkopf 1956 Roy Melton 1957 Wilma Keech 1958 Richard Claussen 1959 Frank Kessler 1960 William Witzig 1961 Jim Merrill 1962 Lester Reeves 1963 Claude Lappin 1964 Kelly Coleman 1965 Donald W. Baird 1966 First National Bank 1967 Bankers Life Company TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES IRRIGATION FUND Salaries - Water Fund Salary n n u n n n n u u u n Withholding Tax Insurance TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES WAPER FUND Salaries - Sprinkling Fund 1968 Emerson Goodrow Salary 1969 Ban Slack " 1970 Paul Stanke " 1971 William Gainey " 1972 First National Bank Withholding Tax 1973 Bankers Life Company Insurance TOTAL GENERAL FUND - SALARIES & SERVICES it Nos, name What for 1915 Bryan Harding Salary 1916 Oliver Krauss " 1917 Kelly Coleman It 1918 First National Bank Tfithholding Tax 1919 Bankers Life Company Insurance 1920 William F. vigray, Jr. Salary 1921 Elwood Siegmann It 1922 Bankers Life Company Insurance 1923 S. P. Glenn Salary 1924 J. S. Wymors " 1925 Wilbur Wykert " - 1926 W. W. Wood " 1927 Don Shaw tO 1928 Herman Jensen " 1929 T. W. Farley 1930 Ed McKinsey " 1931 Frea Schroeder 1932 Wesley Maize 1933 William Cordell 1934 Emmett Garland " 1935 First National Bank Withholding Tax 1936 Bankers Life Iompany Insurance TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES GENERAL FUND SALARIES - CEtvU;TERY FUND 1937 George Hammar Salary 1938 James Logan Seale 1939 David Liggett 1940 Ada Hartenbower " j 1941 First National Bank Withholding Tax 1942 Bankers Life 'ompany Insurance TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES CrMET -7iY FUND Salaries - Irrigation Fund 1943 C. L. Bourland Salary 1944 Guy Healy " 1945 Oscar Hauman 1946 Henry Mende 1947 W. J. Lawrence 1948 Herb Mason 1949 E. G. Eisenbrendt " 1950 Charley Morgan 1951 First National Bank Withholding Tax 1952 Bankers Life Company Insurance Amount 201.30 184.o5 23.5o 86.60 6.00 125.00 225.45 4.55 236.80 219.90 228.35 235.00 192.00 196.60 187.45 192.00 192.00 182.00 189.00 192.00 110.90 18.10 11,366.23 221.60 190.00 205.00 35.00 45.40 3.00 1953 C. D. Crandall 1954 Roy Davis 1955 Sam Hartkopf 1956 Roy Melton 1957 Wilma Keech 1958 Richard Claussen 1959 Frank Kessler 1960 William Witzig 1961 Jim Merrill 1962 Lester Reeves 1963 Claude Lappin 1964 Kelly Coleman 1965 Donald W. Baird 1966 First National Bank 1967 Bankers Life Company TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES IRRIGATION FUND Salaries - Water Fund Salary n n u n n n n u u u n Withholding Tax Insurance TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES WAPER FUND Salaries - Sprinkling Fund 1968 Emerson Goodrow Salary 1969 Ban Slack " 1970 Paul Stanke " 1971 William Gainey " 1972 First National Bank Withholding Tax 1973 Bankers Life Company Insurance TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES LIBRARY FUND 700.00 221.6o 95.00 200.65 172.80 192.80 16o.40 185.4" 172.70 57.30 21.10 1,469.80 223.15 183.50 183.50 185.05 . 160.05 179.00 172.05 141.20 148.95 150.40 169.60 38.00 203.85 259.10 26.90 2,424.30 182.00 179.00 172.00 174.20 59.60 6.00 772.80 202.85 162.25 57.05 173.70 137.00 33.30 7.35 773.50 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES SPRINKLING FUND Salaries - Library Fund 1974 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 1975 Flavilla C. blondel " 1976 Mrs. Harold Skinner 1977 Dorothy E. Doane " t 1978 D. D. Bagley " 1979 First National Rank Withholding Tax 1980. Bankers Life Co4pany Insurance TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES LIBRARY FUND 700.00 221.6o 95.00 200.65 172.80 192.80 16o.40 185.4" 172.70 57.30 21.10 1,469.80 223.15 183.50 183.50 185.05 . 160.05 179.00 172.05 141.20 148.95 150.40 169.60 38.00 203.85 259.10 26.90 2,424.30 182.00 179.00 172.00 174.20 59.60 6.00 772.80 202.85 162.25 57.05 173.70 137.00 33.30 7.35 773.50 66� SALARIES & SERVICES - RECREATION FUND Nos. Name What for 1981 George Hammer Salary 1982 Harry Flagg 1 ' 1983 VOID VOID 1984 Bankers Life Company Insurance TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICES RECREATION FUND SALARIES & SERVICES L.I.D. NO. 18 1985 Bert Mumford Salary 1986 First National Bank Withholding Tax TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES L.I.D. NO. 18 TOTAL SALARIES GENERAL FUND a 18,016.63 1987 Mountain States Tel & Tel 1988 Mountain States Tel & Tel 1989 First National Bank 1990 Idaho Power Cc 1991 Howard electric 1992 The Caxton Printers, Ltd 1993 American- LaFrance- Foamite Corp. 1994 McCloskey Signal Oil Cc 1995 Mountain States Tel & Tel 1996 Leo J. Mason Motor Cc 1997 Westcott Oil Company 1998 Troy Laundry 1999 Miller Hardware Co. 2000 Service Parts 2001 Shorb Printing Company 2002 Bennett Machine & welding Works 2003 Mountain States Tel & Tel Cc 2004 McCluskey Signal Oil Co 2005 Canyon Motors 2006 Burns Chevrolet Cc 2007 Lodge Motor Cc 2008 American Electric Company 2009 Shorb Printing Company 2010 Boise Payette Lumber Cc 2011 Whelchel Studio 2012 Becker Hardware Cc 2013 Home Lumber & Coal Cc 2014 Barbee Glass & Paint Cc 2015 National Safety Council 2016 Lodge Motor Cc 2017 Moore Stationery 2018 Terry's Electric 2019 Peckhams Music Center 2020 Caldwell Drug Center 2021 Miller Hardware Cc 2022 Lodge Motor Cc 2023 George ;Willis 2024 Lodge Motor Cc 2025 Boise Blue Print Company 2026 Berry's Richfield Service 2027 Caldwell Auto Supply 2028 Caldwell Leather & Canvas Cc 2029 Home Lumber & Coal Cc 2030 Slimmers Stationery Store 2031 Shorb Printing Cc 2032 Caldwell News Tribune 2033 Payne Auto Cc 2034 E1 Adobe Cafe 2035 Canyon County Sheriff's Office 2036 Golden Gate Irrigation Dist, 2037 Canyon County Treasurer 2038 The Dual Parking Afeter Cc 2039 Columbia Equipment Cc 2040 Boise Payette Lumber Cc 2041 D. N. Nordling Parts Cc 2042 Canyon County Noxious Weed Control 2043 Engineering Sales Service 2044 D. N. Nordling Parts Co 2045 Idaho Power Cc 2046 Armco Drainage & fetal Products 2047 Richfield 011 Corporation 2048 Caldwell Auto Supply 2049 The Salt Hardware Co. 2050 Westcott Oil "ompany 2051 Ernst Coal Cc 2052 Hoff Building Supply 2053 Howard Electric Cc 2054 McCluskey Signal 2055 United Radiator Shop 2056 Burns Chevrolet Company 2057 Miller Hardware Co. 2058 Bennett Machine & Welding Works 2059 Shorb Printing Company 2060 Garber Motor Company SUPPLIES - -- OENERAL FUND Supplies It Rental Service Supplies 1. u v Rental Supplies n u u n Rental Supplies u .r n u n i n n u n it n n u n n u publishing Supplies Meals u Taxes n Pmt on meters Supplies n n Service Supplies ,r n e n u n n i Amount 10.00 195.45 4.55 210.00 276.00 24.00 300.00 9.30 8.80 5.00 63.00 91.65 9.79 42.37 31.30 26.80 19.10 17.20 10.56 5.07 4.70 4.00 .75 46.90 45.89 21.65 15.77 14.60 11.27 10.00 7.26 7.10 6.25 6.02 5.97 5.00 4.85 3.39 3.19 1.75 .92 .80 60.95 13.72 11.25 7.10 4.05 4.16 2.00 1.16 1.00 3.65 44.60 647.5o 65.60 40.00 348.17 6.22 279.00 282.53 247.33 238.67 170.90 146.110 121.90 110.20 81.87 46.39 41.61 34.50 34.40 31.90 28.08 27.58 24.4o 21.00 15.90 13.95 13.79 12.00 10.01 SUPPLIES - - - GENERAL FUND - Nos. Name What for Amount 2061 Milliner Transfer & Storage Supplies $ 6.16 2062 Western Bearing, Inc. " 2.58 2063 Bess Wymore ° 5.00 2064 Clerk's Cash Revolving und g E x p ress xp 4. 2065 l ily Vern Porter & Sons Supplies 4.75 2066 Mollerup's " 4.30 j - 2067 Harry's Repair Shop " 3,27 2068 H. E. Farmenter Filing Saws 2.50 2069 Caldwell Hardware Supplies 1.42 2070 Intermountain Equipment Co " 1.37 2071 .loft Machine Shop " 73.36 2072 Becker Hardware " 66.75 2073 Vassar Produce Co. " 56.25 2074 Ivan W. Lee " 25.96 2075 Lodge Motor Co " 21.75 2076 Black Canyon Irrigation Dist. Taxes 14.40 .�..- 2077 Caldwell Leather & Canvas Co Supplies 13.50 2078 Idaho Power Co Service 13.50 2079 Mountain States Tel & Tel R 5.25 2080 Shorb Printing Co Supplies 5.00 2081 Caldwell Hardware Co " 2.02 2082 Berry's Richfield Service " 1.60 2083 Service Parts Company " 1.21 j 2084 H. J. McNeal, Inc. ° .84 TOTAL SUPPLIES - GENERAL FUND 4,203.02 Supplies - Cemetery Fund 2085 Caldwell Irrigation Dist. Taxes 866.00 2086 Ivan 71. Lee Supplies 48.75 2087 Caldwell Leather & Canvas Cc " 45.00 2088 H. J. °cNeel, Inc. " 32.00 2089 Idaho Hardware & Plumbing Co '' 27.10 2090 Miller Hardware Co 14.40 2091 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Express 6.30 f 2092 Shorb Printing Co. Supplies 5.00 2093 Toft Machine Shop " 4.50 2094 I I I Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 3.00 2095 Service Parts Co Supplies 1.99 2096 Hoff Building Supply " 1.05 2097 Idaho Power Company Service .85 1,055.94 - TOTAL SUPPLIES - CEMETERY FUND Supplies - Airport Fund 2098 Idaho Power Company Service 23.02 2099 Whelchel & Park Supplies 13.78 36.80 TOTAL SUPPLIES AIRPORT FUND St Lighting Fund - Supplies 2100 Idaho Power Company Service 1128.90 TOTAL SUPPLIES ST. LIGHTING FUND 1128.510 . Supplies - Irrigation - 2101 Boise Payette Lumber Co Supplies 283.25 2102 Burns Chevrolet Co " 170.61 2103 Armco Drainage & Metal Products " 69.73 2104 Hoff Building Supply " 38.02 2105 Arthur Allen " 22.50 2106 Canyon Motors " 21.00 2107 Sears, Aoebuck & Co " 17.34 2108 Home Lumber & Coal Go " 17.17 2109 Ingram's Black smith Shop " 12.25 2110 Westcott Oil Company " 8.60 -- 2111 Shorb Printing Co. ° EGO 2112 Caldwell Hardware Co. ' 7.42 2113 H. E. Parmenter " 3.00 2114 Berry Service Station " 1.25 2115 Miller Hardware Co. a 1.00 TOTAL SUPPLIES - IRRIGATION FUND 6?1.14 Supplies - Water Fund 2116 A. E. Hosack & Son Supplies 2938.25 2117 Consolidated Supply Cc " 1441.75 2118 Ralph$s Used Cars " 395.00 2119 Idaho Power Company Service 376.59 2120 Waterworks Supplies Cc Supplies 178.97 "I 2121 Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc " 142.50 2122 Consolidated Supply Co " 40.92 2123 Lodge Motor Co " 52.53 2124 Mountain States Tel & Tel Cc Rental 19.35 2125 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 16.65 2126 Westcott 011 Company " 13.73 2127 Shorb Printing Co " 12.00 2128 Hersey Manufacturing Cc " 10.35 2129 Bennett Machine & 1elding Works " 6.17 2130 Caldwell Irrigation District Taxes 6.09 2131 Milliner Transfer & Storage Supplies 6.22 2132 Moore Stationery _ 3.45 . 2133 Garrett Freightlines, Inc " 3.16 2134 Miller Hardware Co. " 2.91 666 Nos. Name 2135 Summers Stationery Store 2136 Bernice Chaney 2137 Gibbs Truck Line 2136 Caldwell Hardware Cc 2139 Service Parts Co, What for Supplies a Spraying Fund - Supplies 2140 Intermountain Equipment Co. Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES SPRAYING FUND Supplies - Library Fund 2141 McCurry Electric Cc Supplies 2142 A. C. McClurg & Cc 2143 N. J. McNeel, Inc. " 2144 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental TOTAL SUPPLIES - LIBRARY FUND Supplies - Local Imp. Dist. # 18 2145 C. B, Lauch Lonst. Cc Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES - LOCAL IMP. # 18 Supplies - Sinking fund 2146 J. W. Weeks & 5on, Inc. Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES - CEMETERY SINKING FUND GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR NOVELIBER, 1950 9635,321.84 Amount 2.75 2.00 1.80 1.53 1.24 5,6 75.23 2255.00 2 255.Uu 916.91 90.51 14.65 7.55 1,019.62 ': d 1176.51 1176. 72.35 72. There,: C0UrP11Alcr. B_' r1l ".list s ^.tm�?ueec? Lill ^„ 15 ,:titled: '.P; DclDTN.ANCE GIVING *10TICL TO ALL CITI°r "S OF hftD � "NERG OF P¢.`PTRTY 2N THE CIT" "r IDAHO THAT AN APPL.IC9mrnN PA' p PRFr -vwTFD F07 T' ?` "T ^N r "EA':E.R .A7 Mj` i•R ^" ITF INTERS_'CTICA!' mf V.kl ;S FTRF_T 77 ITS TI>L_.nSECTIOt! ".771 7- - F ORF.GC7; CHCR"_' LI1'E 9s,1T RAD .1 OF ":A AS TTED 27T77_:2; LOTS 13 AND 111 OF THE IND!IST SITE ADDITION TO THE CITY OF CAT,D "ELL, IDAHOI PROVIDING FOR FILING Ili OBJECTIONS TRF +'ETC AND FILING CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES 5U THE+F;SY; PROVIDING FOR q^rgHTAINTNO SUCH DAN_hCES BY THE MAYOR 7.ND COUNCIL OF THE CIT'1 OF CALD '111; AND PRCVIDINO FOR THE PUHTISATION OF THIS ORDINANCE. which was read for the first time and the ` proceeded to a consideration of 411 No 15. It was moved by Councilman rettis, seconded by Councilman Myers that the rilr -s rec;uiring that the reading of a Bill on throe separate days be r- -ended and bill No 15, he rsnd the second time by tit lc and th_ third time in full section by section And placed on the find passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion vdth the following result: Those voting ir the affirmative :.ere: Glaisyer, Myers, Blcmquist. '! ;enrich, Burrell and Bettis. Negatives None. Absent and not voting- Non,.. The Yaycr declared the motion j had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 15, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 15 pass ?^ The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question: which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative weres Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Blomquist, Fenrich and Bettis. Negatives None. Absent and not voting- None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 15, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 764. The Mayor directed the Olerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 764, to be published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of '- aldwell, Idaho. Thereupon Councilman Blomquist introduced Bill No 16, emtitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 3-202 OF THE CALDNELL CODE OF 1942 AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCES 671 AND 676 SETTING A NEW FEE SCHEDULE FOR BUILDING PERMITSI PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE FOR THIS ORDINANCE; AND PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HER,,VITR. �I which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 16. It was moved by gouncilman Fenrich, seconded by Councilman Burrell 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 full section by section and placed on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following results Those voting in the affirmative weres Glaisyer, Burrell, Myera,i' Blomquist, Fenrich and °ettis. Negatives None. Absent and not voting: None. 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 section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Hill No 16, pass?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows% Those voting in the affirmative were: C1aixyer, Burrell Myers, Fenrich, Blomquist and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent and not voting% None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 16, had passed and the Mayor in opens ession of the Council duly signed andepproced the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and a tteeted the same which became Ordinance No. 765. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cuase Ordinance No 765, to be published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. The Mayor read the following letter from the President of the College of Idaho% December 1, 1950. The Honorable Leo J. Mason Mayor of the City of Caldwell 2306 Washington Avenue Caldwell, Idaho Dear Mayor Mason: The College of Idaho would like to enter into a lease arrangement for the utilization of Curtis Park. It is wl understanding that this property is now in disuse and that the City has no plans for its utilization. I trust that the City Council will look with favor on the opportunity to enhance the prestige of The College of Idaho, and consequently of the City of Caldwell, by me" this property available, possibly on a dollar -a -year basis, ae a biological science laboratory. Here our excellent and expanding Division of Science could conduct problem- experiments on animals, birds and plants. Here they could collect much of the material necessary for student study andeoperimentation. Here, too, actual classwork could be conducted in ornithology, ecology, botany, and the like. I should make it clear that for maximum value such a science laboratory must of necessity remain as near the natural state as possible. Consequently, the College would contemplate the absolute minimum of interference with nature. There would be no destruction of either plant of animal life, no building, nor any other use of the property which would interfere with its present state. The addition of .such a sanctuary would not only strengthen the educational program of the College{ it would also provide a mecca for residents of the valley who have an interest in such matters. The Boise Valley Natural History Society, for example, would undoubtedly find such a laboratory of very great interest. Thanking you and the City Council for the consideration of this request, I am Very truly yours, Paul M. Pitman President The City Attorney informed the Mayor and Council that according to law Curtis Park could not be leased without the consent of the citizens of Caldwell. Thereupon it was ncved by Councilman Burrell, seconded by Councilman Bettis that permission be given the College of Idaho to use Curtis Park as a Biological Science Laboratory, provided, this would in no way interfer with the publicis use of the park. Upon doll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMAN GLAISTER. Upon motion by Olaisyer, seconded by Blomquist the following R was proposed: WHEREAS, it appears to the best advantage of the City of Caldwell to enter into an Agreement with the State of Idaho, Department of Highways for the reconstruction of U. S. No 20 and U. S. No 30 within and adjacent to the City Limits of the City of Caldwell, Now, Therefore Be It Resolved that the Mayor and City Clerk on behalf of the City be authorized to execute the following agreement% AGREEMENT FI 3021(1) Old Oregon Trail Canyon County TBIS AGREEMENT, "lade and entered into this 4th day of December, 1950, by and between the State of Idaho, Department of Highways, hereinafter called the "State ", party of the first Dart, and the City of Caldwell, hereinafter called the "City ", party of the second part, i 6a� 4:IT6;ESSETH, The State and federal Goccrnment have programmed a Project for the reconstri:ction of U. w. 8. f'c. 30 within and ad ^accnt to the City Limits :f .t.5 and Said cQnstruction nece:sit.ates the acquisition of additional right of a•ay, and ,.,,.—. S, The Cit� h:: availahle $0,000.00 to apply on the pu ^chase of the right of way, and deeib'es to deposit it in the State Highway Fund to be dispersed as may be necessary for this purpose, NOV: TH'..XiORE, In co xtderation of the ore r. ses and the mutual covenants here+,.nafte- set forth, the p::rtira hereto agree as follows: 1, The City will lonosit with the State the rum of �40,010.00 to Inc used In connection }pith the nur- �•.ase — th° right cf way within tl*e Cit limits. 2. The otate :+ill proceed with the acquisition of the right ow way and will e_�^pend the funds deposited by the City in the State Highway fund until they arc exhausted. The State will pay the balance of the right of w;y cost with its own funds. j. The City will render the State such assistnnee as it can in the acquisition of the right of way. !, All right of way accuired within the City Limits will be taken in the name of the State, T^!1".ITNESS ':ML:E CF, The State has caused these presents to be executed by its Commissioner of Highways and the seal of the Department of Highways affixed hereto this 4th day of December, 1950, and the City has caused these presents to be ezecuted by its Mayor and attested by its Clerk and its corporate seal affixed hereto this 4th day of December, 1950. STATE OF IDAHO Department of Highways By John R. McKige C ommissioner o i6hways ATTEST: Elva Taylor Secretary (Seal) i CITY OF 0A!C`, By Leo J. Mason yor ATTEST, Ada "artenbower City Clerk (seal) Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Fenrich, seconded by Councilman Vyers that Connc'_1 adjourn. Motion carried, City Clerk. i COUNCIL CRP. JANUARY 2nd, 1951 8100 P. ?.. The Regular ttonthly 4,eeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with i the :LayQr Leo J. Mason, presiding, Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Wm Claisyer, L. E. Burrell, John hers Dnle Fenrich and J. Y. Bettis. Absent: Fran Dlomquist. Applications for Beer Licenses were read from Signal Inn, S%ratoga Club Inc., ElAdobe, Art I G:illiner, Elk's Club, J. D. Patton, Pdaliorf CiJar Store, F. 11. 'Nilson, H. C. Looney, Ralph Wiley, Stahl Eeverage Co,, Drink's Inc, and _=o:-`s '..sr.fectionary, the fee acco:ipanyi.ng each application.