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Home My WebLink About1962-12-17city council minutesEXPENDITURES BY FUNDS WA TER -SEWER F UND SUPPLIES WATERSTWER FUND V0. & WT. N0. NAME FUND NO. & PURPOSE AMOUNT 449 B & M Equipment 31 -032 10.40 450 Caldwell Electric Co., Inc. 30-036 1,065.00 451 Caldwell Paint & Glass Co. 31 -032 15.60 452 Certified Laboratories 31 -032 68.91 453 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 30 -210 6.50 454 Chicago Pump, Hydrodynamics Division 31 -032 230.86 455 Jim Lyke, Postmaster 32 -032 154.04 456 Motorola C & E, Inc. 30.032 42.00 457 Mt. States Tel. and Tel. Co. 31 -032 19.60 458 Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co. 30 -032 26.40 459 Telephone (General Fund) 32 -032 59.35 460 Union Oil Co. of California 30 -032 2B.49 975 END- NOVEMBER, WATER -SEWER FUND 60-032 $1,727.15 EXPENDITURES BY FUNDS SPECIAL FUNDS SUPPLIES WATERSTWER FUND 962 Mt. States Tel. and Tel. Co. 45- 032 115.15 963 All American Service 60-032 11.01 964 Arnold Machinery Co., Inc. 60-632 14.17 965 Arrowhead Machinery and Supply Co. 60-032 59.08 966 Blackline Asphalt Sales of Idaho, Inc. 60-032 408.75 967 Caldwell Leather & Canvas Co. 60-032 38.75 968 Caldwell Paint & Glass Co. 60 -032 3.43 969 Coast to Coast Stores 60.032 5.53 970 Golden Gate Irritation District 60- 032 99.55 971 Idaho Pacific Steel Warehouse Co. 60 -032 177.20 972 Idaho Power Company 60 -032 208.18 973 Intermountain G Company 60- 032 30.58 974 Irrigators Lumber Company 60-032 13.58 975 M. Alexander Co. 60-032 5.39 976 Premier Fastener Co. 60.032 60.59 977 Telephone (General Fund) 60 -032 12.95 978 Wesco Steel Company 60 -032 420.55 979 Caldwell Sanitary Service 75 -034 4,323.15 980 Nampa Sanitary Service 75- 034 446.34 981 Joe Booth 5032 37.70 982 The News - Tribune 5032 5032 18.55 7,196.10 983 984 Sharp & Kearney Treasure valley Pipe Supply 5032 1,819.17 985 Watkins Construction Company 5132 5,032.80 986 Cox Auto Repair Service 90-032 2.50 987 Motorola C & E, Inc. 90 -032 35.00 9 988 Coast to Coast Stores 50-032 50-032 6.90 989 Mt. States Tel. and Tel. Co. 50.032 35.00 990 Motorola C & E, Inc. END- NOvFMBER, SPECIAL FUNDS $20,647.0 EXPENDITURES BY FUNDS WATERSTWER FUND SUPPLIES 30 -032 96.89 WATER -SEWER FUND CONSTRUCTION 30-036 1,065.00 345.37 TREATMENT PLANT SUPPLIES 31 -032 WATER (GEN. OFFICE) " 32 -032 213.39 WATER DEPOSIT REFUND " " 30 -210 45 -032 6.50 115.15 FIRE CEMETERY n 50-032 51.66 STREET n 60-032 1,569.29 SANITATION CONTRACT 75 -034 4,769.49 IRRIGATION SUPPLIES " 90- 032 5032 37.50 9,071.52 L.T.D. lf50 L.I.D. #51 " 5132 5,032.80 $22,374.58 There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Shorb that the Council recess to meet December 17th, 1962, in the Council Chambers at Br00 P. M. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. The meeting recessed at 10:40 P. M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS DECEMBER 1.7, 1962 8:00 P. M. - Acting yor The Council met pursuant to recess and acknowledgement of notice in the following form: We, the undersigned Acting Mayor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, each hereby acknowledge notice of a Recessed Meeting of the said City Council, to he hold in the Council Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of 8 :00 P. M., Y M I December, 1962, for the transaction of all business in connection with the following ob9ect: New and unfinished business. _ 7itness our signatures this 17th day of December, 1962. A cting Mayor / �i / A �/ u Councilman t f Counci Councilman Acting Mayor &&eery L. Vassar presiding. Upon Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered presents E. L. Vassar, Emile Shorb, Max Luby, C. A. Davenport, V. Jay Martin, and N. E. "Coley" Smith. Acting Mayor Vassar called the meeting to order and recognized Mr. Childs who was present for the meeting. Request from Blackers for placing a trailer house on their property Mr. Childs addressed the Mayor and Council and stated that he was present to petition the Council for permission to place a trailer house on property near the store of Blackers on Cleveland Boulevard for the purpose of having a night watchman to keep watch over their premises. He said that they had had a lot of trouble with burglaries and vandalism - they had tried several times to solve the problem and had used a dog only to have it killed and that they felt this was about the only way out - to have a watchman on the premises at all times. He stated further that they have a man working for them now who has a trailer house and they would like to move him out there. The trailer was now located on Bast Chicago and Mr. Childs told the Council that they had the water, sewage and electric facilities at the property for its use. It was moved by Councilman Short, seconded by Councilman Luby that Blackers be permitted to place a trailer on their property for the purpose stated. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Request to change Code as it pertains to Pool Halls The Acting Mayor then called upon Yosis Ogawa from Nampa, Idaho who informed the Council that he wanted to open a Billiard Hall here in Caldwell at 703 Main Street but had been informed that the City Code did not allow minors under the age of 18 in Billiard Halls. He said that the place he had in mind was not like the old Pool Hall and that he had been asked by the Brunswick people to refrain from referring to the business as a Pool Hall. He then displayed to the Council some pictures which were to illustrate the equip- ment which would be placed in the building and he said that the facilities would be available to all childre wives, girl friends and to the whole family. He gave his reason for attending the meeting as being to see if the Council would consider changing the present Code so as to permit this type of business in Caldwell. In answer to the question, Mr. Ogawa stated that they would only serve soft counter drinks and sandwiches, as well as various candies. Councilman Davenport raised the question of whether or not children under the age of 18 could fre- quent the Pool Halls now licensed if the Code was changed when Chief Astleford stated that this could be controlled in that those Pool Halls now licensed were also licensed to sell Beer. It was then moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Martin that the City Cade be redesigned to permit children under 18 years to frequent Billiard Halls. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. The City Attorney was then instructed to prepare the necessary Ordinance. Rodeo facilities discussed Mr. Glenn Munn was then recognized and he inquired of the Coundl as to what had been decided on the Rodeo facilities which were discussed at the last meeting. He was informed that it appeared that a decision on this question would have to wait for consideration in the Budget for the coming Fiscal Year. Hr. Munn stated that he would carry the message to the Rodeo Board. Appeal by Mr. Munn regarding decision of Board of Adjustment Mr. Munn then continued by stating that he was also present this evening to appeal a decision of the Board of Adjustment with regards to a drive -in facility which would serve food to take out and would be located at the intersection of Paynter and Kimball, directly West of the new Armory facility. He said that they had secured the proper signatures on a petition and believed this was all in order but at the last meet- ing of the Board of Adjustment, they were refused the necessary permission. He stated that the Building Inspector had the petition but that the Council may not have had an opportunity to review this but it is known generally as a "Red Steer" Drive -in and that their primary function is preparing meals to go - he said that he had seen the one at Mountain Home which was a comparitively new installation; that it was a very nice building and that everything was quite busy and orderly; there were two entrances and two wilts with no evidence of anything being eaten on the premises or being thrown on the ground. Mr. Munn further stated that his plans, if accepted, were to plat the 12 acres in the bottom and that he would deed to the City the Streets which would amount to a fraction over 2 acres; that they would tile the spring water that now runs through there in an open ditch and make provisions to either make a fish pond or cover the spring. He pointed cut that in the past this had been a nuisance due to misquitoes, etc. In answer to the question, he said he would sell one piece either 120 feet frontage or 150 feet frontage and 200 feet deep; that he would remain the owner of the balance of the property. The proposed location of the property and building was discussed as well as the necessity for hav- ing a definate entrance and a definate exit. Mr. Lewis pointed out that it would be had to have an exit or entrance directly into the intersection at Paynter and Kimball. Councilman Davenport inquired as to the hours of operation. Mr. Munn stated that he thought they would be from 9100 A.M. to - 10:00 P.M. on week days and from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. It was moved by Councilman Martin that the matter be held in abeyance until it could be discussed completely with the full membership of the Board of Adjustment. The motion was lost for want of a second. It was then moved by Councilman 5nith, seconded by Councilman Martin that a special meeting for t City Connoil and Board of Adjustment be called for Friday the 21st day of December, 1962, at 6100 A. M. in the Council Chambers for further consideration of the matter. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Permission requested for placing street planters on sidewalks Mn Pete Haman was then recognized when he informed the Council that he was present, representing the Chamber of Commerce on the street planters. He stated that, at present, they had definate orders for eleven planters and they needed the permission of the City to place them upon the sidewalks. Acting Mayor Vassar stated that he was interested in knowing who was going to maintain the planters and see that they were kept looking nice. Mr. Haman stated that it was more or less the census of opinion that the City would be asked to keep them watered with the City Sprinkler. Various means of maintenance as well as those being used in other Cities were discussed after which it was moved by Councilman Luby, seconded by Councilman Davenport that the matter be tabled for further investigation. A vote was taken and the motion was unanimously carried. (Letter from Caldwell Ministerial Association The following letter was then read from the Caldwell Ministerial Association) December 12, 1962 To the Mayor of Caldwell, Mr. E. L. Vassar, and Members of the City Council: Dear Sirs: The Caldwell Ministerial Association, in their December session recently, voted unanimously to command our City Council for supporting the continuance of Caldwsll�s fine reputation of having no beer sold in grocery stores. Logically a product which is forbidden to our youth because it is demoralizing to them, should not be sold in places where children and youth are freely allowed. The atmosphere of a grocery store is not improved by the presence of a product with such a reputation as beer has. From 25% to 40% of traffic accidents are "under the influence." About 75% of divorce litigation testimony reveals an alcoholic- beverage relation. X65 Fights and killings are very often reported as occurring at taverns, or associated with intoxication. Much juvenile delinquency is related to beer - drinking. May we urge you to continue to resist any effort to extend or increase the sale of alcoholic beverages in our fine town. Very sincerely yours, CALDHELL MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION /S/ - _____ Ralph Maier President /S/ Lowell A. Hall Vice - President Mayor's Report to Council - Police Department The following report was read to the Councils ` 12/17/62 MAYOR'S REPORT TO COUNCIL On or about the 10th of October there appeared in the Caldwell Neese- Tribune an article with reference to the resignation of the one, Floyd Szafrajda from the Caldwell Police Department. The resignation, in part included the following statement -Quote - eFor the benefit of the public there should be an investigation made of the Police i Department and some of its members" -- End quote - I wish to advise that I have conducted such an investigation by inspecting the Police records, making personal contacts associated with my own observations. I have been unable to find any evidence of irregularity in the handling of funds or derlict of duty on the part of the Chief of Police or his staff. Therefore, I am of the firm opinion that the Chief of Police, Charles Latleford and his Staff are rendering a distinct service to the City of Caldwell, which is a real credit to the City and the surrounding community. I wish to take this opportunity to assure you that I shall continue to maintain surveilance over the Police Department as well as all other Departments which come within my jurisdiction. Schedule of Golf fees for 1963 presented The following recommendation of the Caldwell Municipal Golf Course Board of Control for the schedule of fees for 1963 were presented: November 26, 1962 Caldwell, Idaho Mr. Coley Smith, Councilman City of Caldwell Caldwell, Idaho Dear Mr. Smith: Following are the recommendations of the Caldwell Municipal Golf Courses Board of Control: FEES FOR NINE (9) HOLE COURSE Base . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 60.00 Wife. . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-00 Each child. 10.00 Student through High 15.00 Clergy (one person only) . . . . . . . . . . . 25.00 Family of more than four (4). 100.00 Week days (Each nine holes) . . . . . . 1.25 Saturday, Sunday and Holidays (nine) . . . . . . . 1.50 FEES FOR NEW EIGHTEEN (16) HOLE COURSE Base . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 60.00 Wife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.00 Each child. . . . . . . . . . . . 10.00 Student through High School . . . . . . . . . . 35. Clergy. . . . 35.00 Family of more than four (4) . • . . . • . • . • 100.00 1 155 FEES FOR NEW EIGHTEEN (18) HOLE COURSE (Continued) Week days (all day) . . . . $ 2.50* Saturday, Sunday and Holidays (all day) . . . . 3.00u *Pro may sell 9 hole ticket only subject to hours of daylight remaining COMBINATION TICKET Base . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ loo. 00 Wife. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MOO Each child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.00 The above schedule of fees was discussed at length by the Council when it was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Shorb that the rates recommended by the Caldwell Municipal Golf Course Board of Control be approved. A vote was taken and the motion was unanimously carried. Applications for Card and for Pool & Card Licenses - renewals The following applications were presented for a Card License and for a Pool & Card Licensee Arthur E. Bock d/b /a Western Beer & Lunch at 107 So. 7th for a Card License accompanied by a receipt for $15.00. Roy I. Frank d/b /a Rey's Sport Shop at 114 So. 7th for a Pool & Card License accompanied by a receipt for $30.00. Applications for Beer Licenses - renewals The following applications were presented for Beer Licenses: Talbot Farms Inc. d/b /a Talbot Lanes at 506 West Aven Street accompanied by a receipt for $100.00. Frank Maenaka d /b /a Bamboo Room at 2622 Cleveland Blvd. accompanied by a receipt for $50.00. Leo M. Kunz d/b /a C & I Tavern at Route #3 accompanied by a receipt for $100.00. Holiday Inc. d/b /a Holiday Motel at 5th Ave. & Hiway 20 -30 accompanied by a receipt for $50.00. William M. Knox d/b /a J & H Cafe at 224 Paynter Ave. accompanied by a receipt for $100.00. Idaho Securities Inc. d/b /a Saratoga Hotel at 624 Main Street accompanied by a receipt for $50.00. William W. Hamby d/b /a Stringbusters Lounge at 508 Main Street accompanied by a receipt for $50.00. Arthur E. Bock d/b /a Western Beer & Lunch at 107 So. 7th accompanied by a receipt for $100.00. Applications for Liquor Licenses - renewals The following applications were presented for Liquor Licansess Talbot Farms Inc. d/b /a Talbot Lams at 506 West Aven Street accompanied by a receipt for $750.00. Frank Maenaka d/b /a Bamboo Room at 2622 Cleveland Blvd. accompanied by a receipt for 8750.00. Holiday Inc, d//bb a Holiday Motel at 5th Ave. & Hiway 20 -30 accompanied by a receipt for $750.00. Idaho Securities Inc. d/b /a Saratoga Hotel at 624 Main Street accompanied by a receipt for $750.00. William W. Hamby d/b /a Strinsgbusters Lounge at 508 Main Street accompanied by a receipt for $750.00. Applications for Secondhand Store Licenses The following applications were presented for Secondhand Store Licenses: Floyd Munson & Maxine Munson d/b /a Munson's Trading Post at 606 Main Street accompanied by a receipt for $10.00. J. E. Kelsheimer d/b /a The Trading Post at 512 North 5th Street accomoardad by a receipt for $10.00. Lee Stone d/b /a Stone's Used Furnature at 613 Main Street accompanied by a receipt for $10.00. ,Applications for Junk Shop Licenses The following applications were presented for Junk Shop Licenses: Francis A. Murray d/b /a Murray's Used Parts at Route N3 accompanied by a receipt for $10.00. Willard M. Chapman d/b /a Chapman & Son's Used Care at 4010 East Cleveland Blvd. accompanied by a receipt for $10.00. United Iron & Metals Inc. at RR and 3rd Ave. accompanied by a receipt for $10.00. 0. A. Payne d/b /a Payne Auto Supply at 2923 East Cleveland Blvd. accompanied by a receipt for $10.00. Joe Mormile d/b /a Joe's Salvage at 203 Everett Street accompanied by a receipt for $10.00 Applications for Bartender's Permits The following applications were presented for Bartender's Penmitas Jim Crawford Mamie Louise Stewart Klyda L. Goettling Joseph P. Martin William W. Hamby Dale Barker Lottie Jo Olson Jimmie Collins Reah A. Barker Anna Marie Dunn William M. Knox Gerald 0. Talbot Frank Mihara Beverly Kae Ames Jerry Bayley Jo Ann Maenaka Frances L. Simpson Kred Stott Chidori Maenaka Theresa C. KnoK J. Dave Anders Bobble J. Parlay MarSorie Margaret Knezevich Kenneth Wayland Spanker Martha 0. Wedbalek Kenneth L. Coon Leo M. Kunz Frank Nedbalsk Lorene Coon Larry R. Seibel Alvin S. Hennefer Pearl Mattox Otto J. Fredricks Keith Klatt Charles Lee Grubaugh Robert L. Kunz Arthur M. Spencer Harley R. O'Neal Mrs. Leo M. Kunz LeeRoy B. Walter Jeanne Janet Guy Melton Boeder J. D. Crew John T. Juy Jerry D. Ward Robert Ray Trunnell Vivian Leona Doty C. B. Anderson George A. Milliner Wayne Amberg Beverly Sherman Ronald D. Newton Basil Lattimer Glen H. Kuhns Richard S. Barrows Fred Jacobsen Betty Lou McDonald Elston R. Walker Jerry Mattox Frank Maenaka s `l d I All of the afore listed applications for Bartender's Permits were accompanied by receipts in an amount of $2.50 and all applications listed had been approved by the Chief or Police, Charles Astleford. It was moved by Councilman Luby, seconded by Councilman Smith that the applications for Licenses and Permits be approved as applied for and that the Licenses and Permits be issued. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Airport Lease - Robert Madden approved A lease between the City of Caldwell and Robert Madden for the construction of a hangar and storage facilities at the Airport with a term of 20 years commencing on the 1st day of December, 1962 and ending on the 30th day of November, 1982 was presented to the Council. It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Luby that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute the Lease with Robert Madden on behalf of the City. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. Assessment Roll for L.I.D. #51 Thereupon CounciLnan Shorb sponsored and moved the adoption of the following Resolution. The motion was seconded by Gouncilman Luby; a vote taken and the motion unanimously carried. RESOLnT COIL 1 40. 10 BY COT:NCIILA'.i Shorb 3 RESOLUTION ACCEPTI ,m THE !!SS°SSNEdT ROIL. OF LOCAL ThIPROVENF,S T DISTRICT NO. 51 FOR T'HF CITY OF CALL)oIELL, CANYON COINTY, IDAHO; AUTHORIZING^ THE CLERK TO GIVE NOTICE OF THE TINE AND PLACE FOR HEPARING AND CONSIDER- ING OBJECTIONS TO THE SAID ASSESSPIRNT ROLLT FIXING THE TINE FOR HEARING AND CONSIDERINO SAID OBJECTIONS .ANT) PRESCRIHI'iNC THE FORM OF NOTICE.. WHEREAS, The assessment roll of Local Improvement District 'Io. 51 for the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, has been completed in compliance with the provisions of the laws of the State of Idaho, in su cases made and provided, and the ordinances of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, said assessment roll having been prepared and made out by the Committee on Sewers, together with the City Fngineor, contain- ing the number of assessments, the name of the owner if known, and if not known, that the name is unkno,m, a description of each tract assessed and the total amount of the assessments, and said assessment roll having been so prepared was certified to the Council of the City of Caldwell by the Committee on Sewers and the City Engineer, NOW, THEREFORE, HE IT RESOLVED By the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho: Section 1. That the assessment roll of Local Improvement District No. 51 for the City of Caldwell Canyon County, Idaho, he 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 successive issues in the News- Tribune, a daily newspaper printed and published ire 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 (10) days from the first publication of said notice of time to file objections to said assess- ment roll, and that objections will be considered by the Nayor and Council on the 10th day of January, 1963, at 5:00 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 IMPROVU -1ENT DISTRICT N0. 51 FOR THE CITY OF CALDWELL, CAiAYON COUNTY, IDAHO, BY THE CITY CLERK A :VD OF THE TIME AND PLACE FOR FILIiiC PROTESTS TO SUCH ASSESS-iEiT ROLL . 1 LD OF THE TINE SET FOR HEARING PROTESTS BY THE CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the assessment roll of Local Improvement District No. 51 for the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, is now on file in my office 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 17th day of December, 1962 and that the City Council will meet on the 10th day of January, 1963, at 5:00 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 objections to said assessment roll by the party or parties aggrieved by such assessment. The owner or owner of any property which is assessed in said assessment roll, whether named or not in such assessment roll, may, within ten days from the first publication of the notice Vile his objections in writing to said assessment roll to which objection is made as well as the specific ground for such objection. The assess- ment roll will be open for inspection at the office of the C7.ty Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County Idaho, on each and every day except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays between the hours of 9:00 o'clock a.m. and 5:00 o'clock p.m. Claim for damages presented - Joe H. Berenter A claim was then presented to the Council from Joe H. Perenter for $49.00, covering the cost of repairs for damages caused by backing of the main City sewer line into their basement on the evening of Sunday, November 4, 1962. It was moved by Councilman Luby, seconded by Carneilman Shorb that the claim be denied and refer- red to the Insurance Company. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. City Attorney announces suit against the City by Caldwell Memorial Hospital The City Attorney, Dean Miller, informed the Acting Mayor and Council that the City had been sued by the Caldwell Memorial Hospital for the bill. incurred as a result of the shooting incident with a Mr. Dale Turner by one of the City's Police Officers; Canyon County was also named in the suit and the City Attorney stated that he would recommend to the Council that the City try this case and get a determination in the matter. Recreation Center dances discussed The dances at the Recreation Center were discussed with the Chief of Police informing the Council that he understood the students signed a pledge card which the Mecarvins considered as being on a membership basis. The pledge cards were issued to the students as they entered the door for attendance at the dance. In answer to the question, the City Attorney advised the Council that he didn't think this proesedure constituted membership in that they had to have certain requirements for membership, as well as certain rules and regulations. The manner of operation as set forth in the application to the Zoning Board was discussed with it being understood that the permit had been issued in the particular one based on a long range program of developing certain things and that a permit for remodeling had been issued for a market and dance studio to he located where the dances are now being held. The City Clerk was then instructed by the Council to write the McOarvins a letter requesting that they meet with the Council at their regular meeting in the Council Chambers at the City Hall on January 7, 1963, at 8:00 P. M. for the purpose of clarification of the type of dances being held at the Recreation Center. State Highway Board meeting reported Councilman Shorb reported that he had attended a meeting in Boise as a representative of the Idaho Municipal League. He said that he attended a meeting with the State Highway Board and that the Executive Director of the League, Mr. Simmmerman, was present and could probably explain the meeting and that he thought It would be of interest to the Council. Mr. Ed Simmarman then addressed the Council and explained some of the items concerning Cities whic were to be brought before the Legislature this year. He explained the present apportionment of the Liquor Fund which returns 28 314% to the Cities and said the League was asking the Legislature for an additional proportionment which would amount to 74% plus 25 %. He said that the State collects a gas tax from gasoline used on Airports and that they were asking that 50% of the tax paid be returned to the Cities. Of the Highway Users Fund, 70% was going to the State with Cities getting 2.7% of the total fund and they were asking for 15% of this Fund, or that, as a possible alternative, they may ask that Cities be declared as a Highway District which would increase the return of these monies to the Cities. It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Martin that the bills presented for Mid - December-be approved and that warrants be issued in the various amounts for payment of them. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES Y0. & WT. N0. NAME - - �1FU DD NO; c P POS AMOUNT Hecker Hardware 15-032 532 26 -032 7.00 15.32 967 Benett Machine & Oelding Works 26 -032 3.L0 968 Bennett Tractor & Implement Go., 26 -032 5.15 969 Bob Nicholas Service Stations, Inc., 15 -032 22.57 970 Burroughs Corporation 15 -032 14.90 19 -032 4.60 19,50 971 Caldwell Auto Supply 15 -032 6.8L 972 Caldwell Drug Center 15 -032 4.40 973 The Caldwell Flour Milla 15 -032 11.20 976 Caldwell Paint And Glasa 15 -032 1.91 975 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating, Inc., 10 -035 .7h 976 The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 10 -035 5.60 13 -032 17.00 14 -032 52.33 15 -032 10.00 21 -032 5.60 26 -032 V.6o 133.13 977 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 11 -032 �.1 13-032 2.00 15-032 38.63 46.78 978 Curt & Hal, Inc., 15 -032 29.79 979 B & B Supply Company 26 -032 .89 980 Ernst Fuel Company 26 -032 4.50 981 Leon Holt 26 -032 16.50 982 Fisher's Office Equipment 19 -032 22.35 983 Flight Service, Inc., 27 -032 3.35 984 Freda .s Cafe 16 -032 L8.50 985 Garber Motor Company 15 -032 23.22 986 Graves- Holden Agency 13..032 29.50 987 Hardy Bros, Inc., 15 -032 1.25 988 Heating Equipment Go., 15-032 6.00 989 Hoff Building Supply 27 -032 15 -032 20.0o 26.00 19.05 990 Hoffman Sheet Metal Works 10 -035 2.25 991 Howard Electric 15 -032 39.15 992 I. W. Kellogg, Inc. 16 -032 h.p4 993 Idaho Power Company 15 -032 56.97 26 - 032 25.95 994 Idaho Tire Service, Inc., 27 -032 19 -032 _ 1.00 93.92 10.60 995 Irrigators Lumber Company 23-032 1L.40 996 J. Lynn Lawrence Oil Co., 26 -032 10 -040 10.74 25.16 997 998 J. W. Weeks & Son, Inc., 26-033 911.73 500.00 Jack & Jerrys 26 -032 1,25 999 King Brown Gardens 26-032 39.80 1000 Lodge Motor Co., Inc., 19 -032 192.73 1001 McNeels 23- 032 138.10 26432 4.14 1Q02 Model Market 26 -033 15 -032 19.65 161,89 15.08 1003 loch Moore Stationery 19 -032 7.55 1005 Motor Inn Tire Shop 19 -032 2h.93 1006 Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co., 10 -042 16.9c) Pacific Intermountain Express 15 -032 1.80 1007 H. E. Parmenter 26 -032 L.00 1008 Phillips Petroleum Company 15 -032 41L 1009 1010 R & B Market 21 -032 . Ripley 0. K. Rubber Welders 19 -032 6.95 1011 Sattler's Auto Electric, Inc., 15 -032 5.00 1012 Service Parts Company 22 -032 23 -032 103.78 106.78 5.64 1013 1014 State Of Idaho 16 -032 103.13 Summers Stationery & Office Supply 15 -032 28.43 1015 Superior Auto Glass 19 -032 15 -032 . -�1258 - L1.01 1016 Texaco,Inc.,Sales Dept. 23 15 5.61 10.07 1017 1018 The Idaho Sportsman -032 15-032 5.75 1.80 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning 10 -035 24. 59 15 -032 15.95 1019 Tucker Construction Company P y 21 -032 27 -032 4.40 44,94 1020 1021 Union 011 Co. Of California 19 -032 16.00 8,61 1022 E. L. Vassar Western Union 11 -032 125.00 15 - 032 1.30 MID- DECL',': ER 0E FUND $3,024.81 461 WATER -SEWER FUND Bennett Machine & Welding Works SUPPLIES h62 663 Boise Valley Parcel Service 30 -032 30 -032 1.30 13.50 464 Caldwell Auto Supply Co., 30 -032 9.86 465 Caldwell Electric Co., Inc., 31 -032 2.40 4 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating, Inc., 31 -032 2,11, 467 The Caxton Printers, Ltd., k Clerk's Cash Resolving Fund 32.032 22.18 32 -032 1.00 468 Consolidated Freightways 30 -210 31 7.55 8.55 469 470 Co- Operative Oil Association, Inc., 30-032 6.34 27.34 Idaho Power Company 30 -032 1,288.07 471 J. W. Weeks & Son, Inc., 31 -032 561.89 1,8L9.96 672 J. Lynn. Lawrence Oil Co., 30-0 30 -•032 5 100:56 473 474 R. & B. Market 30-032 Westcott Oil Corporation MID -DEC. WATLRtiL'6Eit 30 - 032 ( $2,116,11 473 There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Luby, seconded by Councilman Smith that the Council recess to meet December 21st, 1962 in the Council Chambers at 8:00 A. M. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. The meeting recessed at 10:50 P. M. Acting Mayor SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES V0. & WT. N0. NAME FUND 0�[ & PURPOSE AMOUNT 991 - - -� Rink 0f Idaho 9 202 -- 4,000,00 992 Bank Of Idaho 96 -202 5,500,00 993 Bennett Machine & ''gelding Shop 45 -032 1.20 ' 994 Caldwell Auto Supply Co., h5 -032 14.90 -- 995 Jack Sherman h5 -032 26.50 996 Starline Equipment Company 45 -032 3.28 997 Bob Nicholes Service Stations, Inc,, 50-032 10.1 998 Caldwell Irrigation District 50 -032 903.00 999 Idaho Power Company 50-032 9.50 1000 Lodge Motor Co., Inc., 50 -032 6,50 1001 Service Parts Company 50 -032 4.88 1002 Simpson Blacksmith Shop 50 -032 14.35 1003 Andersen Signs 60 g.75 loop Arrowhead Machinery And Supply Co., 60 -032 159.66 1005 Barney's Union Service 60 -032 2.00 1006 The Bowman Products Company 60 -032 28,77 1007 Caldwell Auto Supply 6o -032 133.08 1008 Caldwell Electric Co., Inc., 60 -032 1.o4 1009 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating Co., 6o -032 3.59 1010 Campbell's Auto Body Shop 60 -032 16.37 1011 Canyon County Weed Control 60 -032 6.10 1012 Christensen Motor Sales 60 -032 2,10 1013 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 60 -032 1.85 1014 Cornwell Tools Co., 60 -032 5.30 1015 D & B. Supply Company 6o-032 11.43 1016 Dean's, Inc., 60 -032 95.00 1017 G-K Machinery Company 6o -032 33.07 1018 Garner Motor Company 60 -032 4.93 1019 Hoff Building Supply 60 -032 15.00 1020 Idaho Power Company 60 -032 2,505.99 1021 Intermountain Equipment 0o., 60 -032 78,77 J 1022 J, A. Brown 60 -032 10,95 1023 J. Lynn Lawrence oil Co., 60 -032 25,70 1024 NordlinF Parts Compan 60 - 032 5.29 1025 Power Tool & machinery Co., 60-032 9.12 1026 Sattler's Auto Electric, Inc., 60 -032 57.65 1027 Service Parts Company 60 -032 103.77 1028 Starline Equipment Company 60 - 032 11,99 lo29 Vanways Moving & Storage 60 -032 3.95 1030 Western Bearings, Inc., 60 -032 .81 1031 Becker Hardware 90 -032 11.80 1032 Bestway Buidling Center 90 -032 19.10 1033 Caldwell Auto Supply 90 -032 22.55 1034 The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 90 -032 103.94 1035 Garber Motor Company 90 -032 20.33 1036 Hoff Building Supply 90 -032 6o,00 1037 Irrigators Lumber Company 90 -032 2,22 1038 Service Parts Company 90 -032 4.55 1039 Simpson Blacksmith Shop 90 -032 8.. 10LO Wescott Oil Corooration 90 -032 13g4) 1041 Alta E. Williams, City Treasurer 90-032 1.5o 1042 Mr. Harry Ruddell 75 -032 7.50 1043 The News- Tribune L. T. D. # 50 5 -032 40.70 IATD- DECI63FR SPECIAL FUND $14,155.30 EXPENDITURES BY FUNDS WATER -SERER FUND SUPPLIES 30 -032 1,512.64 WATER GIN, OFFICE 31 - 032 23.18 - TREAT71ENT PLANT " 32 -032 572.77 FIRE FUND " 45 -032 47.88 CHLETERY FUND It 50-032 948.37 STREET FUND It 6o -032 3,343.02 SANITATION FUND " 75-032 7.50 IRRIGATION FUND " 90 -032 267.93 WATER (DEPOSIT REFUND) " 30 -120 7.55 L. I. D. #50 " 5- 40.70 L. I. D. 950 " 96 -202 4,000.00 L. I. D, #51 " 96-202 5,500.00 MID- DECE'::AER 1962 $16,271,44 There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Luby, seconded by Councilman Smith that the Council recess to meet December 21st, 1962 in the Council Chambers at 8:00 A. M. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. The meeting recessed at 10:50 P. M. Acting Mayor