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Septernber 10,
City of l{€ridian
Meridian, Idaho
Gentlemen:OCT - '; 1961
SPECBICATIOI\S:
2-door passenger car
1L9 lnch r*Ieel base
30O HP englne or nore
lutonatlc transrd. s si oa
DuaL exhaust
7Oary.HDbetterJr
5O ,rop. elternator
O11 grd anp. rneter gauges
Callbrated speedoneter
Cigar Llghter
Padded dash &rd rrlgors
Seet belts (front aeat on\y)
I€fb hand spotlrght (control flom inside of vehlcle)
A. fi. radio
5 tires ( 7loxL, 1nch, rvlon type, or equivalent size)
Flesh air heater and defroster
Windshield wlpers
tlnted rrinshleld ( only)
r Throttle (trana type)
Locldng or posltive type rear e:rls
And all other starda"d equipment
Vehicle to be dellvered as soon as posslble
Tf,ade In 1961r Fora Custon Tudor
TRADE DIFFERENCE $7E6.25
May we suM.t the follorring bid for lroux considelatlon
on s 1965 Ford for tho Meridian PoLlce Dept.:
Very truly yours,
GIBS0!{.flEIJ@R FonD SAIES, ING
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CLERK OF T',1E DISTRICT COU'T
EX.OFFICIO AUDIIOR
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October L, L964
City of Meridian,
Herald Cox, Clerk,Meridian, Idaho
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This is to certify that the follodng is an abstractof all bonds, securities and trust receipts for securitiesdeposited on behalf of the City of Meridian, a depositing unit
held in my custody as of thi s date, the first day of October, 1964:
THE IDAHO FIRST MTI()NAL BAI{K, Meridian, Idaho:
Trust Receipt No. 906 C, dated Apri I L6, L962r
Uorgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, trusteebank. Securities: Substitute Certificate No.
1266 C, dated Feb5r. 25, L963, Morgan Guaranty
Trust Co. of New York, tn:stee bank; U. S. Treas.
Bond 5 3/4%, dve 8/Ls/68 $loo,ooo,oo(Maximum deposit $90,0o0.0o)
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IO22 TWEI.FTH AVENUE SOUTH TELEPHONE 466.2323 N AM PA, IDAHO 8365I
SUMNER M. JOHNSON. P. E.
R. W. UNDERKOFLER. P. E.
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September 22, 1964
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Honorable Mayor and Council
City of Meridian
Meridian, Idaho
GenLl emen:
ConsLruction of l{est Eighth Street
From West Pine Avenue to Cherry Lane
Upon the request of Mayor Don Storey, I met rarith the Ada County
Corrnissioners and the Ada County Engineer, Elmer Soniville, on Septemb er 2L to
discuss hor^r the Ada CounEy Conunissioners would participate in the construction
of a new street known as llest Eighth Street from l.lest Pine Avenue to Cherry Lane
as the said street is located just to the west of the northwesterly city limits
of Meridian.
At the conclusion of this said meeting' I agreed to submit a report to
you gentleren, with copies to other agencies involved, outlining the conditions
and stipulations as has apparenLly been agreed upon by the various agencies.
As the Countyts contribution to the Project,to:
1. Construct all irrigation and drainage
they agreed
culverts.
2. Perform the necessary subgrading of the street, both
excavation and embanloent as may be needed.
3. Furnish and place the necessary gravel base to provide
4o-foot tldth fron outside to outside of gravel shoulder.
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4. Furnlsh and place a two-inch thick roadmix asphaltic mat
26 feet wide.
5. In areas where curb and SutEer is installed by others
with a 44-foot width, face to face of curb, the county will furnish- and-place
xhe 7-!/2 foot sErip of roadmix asphaltic pavi'ng from the edge of the 26-foot
mat to the lip of the Eutter plate for 50 cents a running fooE' If this is
done on both iides of the street, i.L will amount to $L.00 a running foot'
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CIVIt, MUNICIPAL AND HIGHWAY ENGINEERING LAND SURVEYING
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.JtrHNSON & UNDERKtrFLER, CONSULTING ENGINEERS. IO22 TWELFTH AVENUE SOUTH. NAMPA. IDAHO
Hon. Mayor and Council Sept. 22, L9642
6. If the street is stil1 outside the corporateMeridian one year after the roadmix uat has been placed, the
coat the asphalt surface.
linits of
County wil I seal
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line has been
curb and gutter
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7. ConstrucEion stakes afler the initial center
provided by others--does not include construction stakes forportion of the proj ect.
The participation on this project by rhe City of Meri.dian and the
School District are combined as follows:
1.
profile design,
and gutter.
Must furnish all engineering such as field surveys, planright of way descriptions, aod construction staking for curb
of an 8o-foot
north from
designed such
some future
The right of way to be provided will generally corrsist
right of way for tlest Eighth Street except for the parcel running
West Pine Avenue for 650 feet, more or less. This strip will be
that the westerly 20 feet of lhe right of way can be provided at
date wtren that property wishes to be developed.
For information of the City and School District in providing
financing for their portion of the project, I would estimate that the cost of
curb and gutter construction and the additional paving width of 7-L/2 feet on
each side of the 26-foot strip being paid for by the County would amount to a
total cost of $5850. The total engineerlng costs for providing righL of way,
surveys and descriptions, design plan and profile, center line control staklng
and construction staking for curb and gutter through the school property
would amounL to $1100.
Assuming that the progrirm as outlined herein meets lrith the approval
of all agencies involved, and the City and School District can properly
provide the responsi-bilities for Eheir Portion of the projecEr it aPPears
that this very worthwhile and needed imProvement can be made a reality. we are
prepared to proceed with Ehe necessary engineeri.ng upon authorization by the
City.
2. A11 right of way is to be furnished.
3. Curb and gutter is to be consEructed fhrough the high school
property based on a Eypical section of 44 feet from face to face of curb.
4. A11 fences are to be moved frorn the construcEion zone.
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\7.JOHNSON & UNDERKOFLER, CONSULTING ENGINEERS. 1O22 TWELFTH AVENUE SOUTH. NAMPA. IDAHO
Hon. Mayor and Council Sept. 22, L964
By a copy of this letter all agencies are being furnished the above
information.
Sincerely yours,
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J , IJNDERKOELE R &
Sumner M. Jo otrr E.
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cc:Ada Gounty Cotrmissioners
Mr. Elmer E. Soniville, P.8., Ada counLy Engineer
Mr. Lowell Scott, Class A. School District No. 2
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ORDIi,IA':CI I,i(1.12qV
all OP.DINANCI' rrI'l''EX1'.lG CTRTAII. PllAI, EIIOE'I?TY I YTI-'G Il 1:CTfi.)l- 1.2'
TO'T.NSHIP J lii)RtH, R.rI\lC, l. Ur'lST i 8.M., flr A'DA C0UliTY, ID'.'IC,, IC Tl'E
arTv OF MrlRIl,IAN, i..BICE T.ROPEIITY l,IiS ADJi-CEI{T TL' J, I.- Toll.'jr-q
LrD'[TTON T(.r I'q.!l CII'Y Oi' y.]:lRI:,I l]{ , /\.DA C( UNTII r IDAI{O .
I,{hereas, Citl,' {.jollncll en4 the !ia'ror ot thc L:it.. 3f !,lerj-iia11, h3.\re
corcruded t'E.t it is irr tl,,: bcst :i.ntc:"estF to sair. Ci-t-: to e:-.e:. Lo
sa|d Ci tlz certair r--"1 ryore, t.r il yj'rg i.- Sccti on 1 2 , To'rst:.i I liorth,
Range 1 We!;t, B.M., in lde Coult.,', I{3.lro, }rere-pfter nore 1:-::ii,cr.:J:rl-;r
Ce:cr:i hed, ,,rhi,ch s1i.d lror:ert;r liee aC-;acent to thc J. L. Tor..::e .\C-Ci-
+.icn to thc saiC Ci-t;,' of Mcridl-r,, r.nd;
WqERFAS. sFid r)ro:e.tv h?s lreer 1a,id off :--nto 1oi.:s :]1d t,lcck3t.|
contai,ninc nct nore than rjve (s) acr:as, and said bro]:ert:r l:as been
sold by mete: p.nd bo,lnds and tract,s :',ot exeeedirg 1i.ve ( 5) ec:'e:.
NOW TiIER]*'ORE, Bli IT OtDD,IIffD BY rrE llAYOIt AI,-D Ci'r" C(-.',riCIL Or' 'rEI
CITY 0r' IIERIDI,-N, -4])A COrJliTY, rDAI-rO I r-Tl.:DE? ,4IITHLTRITY OF jllf Troii 5O-3O1 ,
ID,THO Co_Dr,t:
.qeetj_o. -.1,. ThEt tbp aforere.ti_on?d r,,al .roiert:': n.i::e f3.rti_er.l-
, ^nr,itar:i.ir rtoscr5.hec a_r. tollovrs, [^]rrii,"r\*
Beginnir6 .,t the :uc.r'tc. Sccti.o!r tor:er het'.recn cjc.ti^: r. '-si 3o,^+'1 6v d' '
12, Tor"rnshi p I l'orth, Renge I tle-st, 3.M., thence gautb 89o5f ' last lu-l
feet to po:r.t of beqi.nningl tl,ence -ao)th 8ao51i Eest l20 fe-.i to an
iron pin; thence Scuth OoO2r l:iest !6,1 feet; thence Nor:th 89"-st' V/"st
].20 feet; th.n.e l$orth OoO2r East f6J feet to the :oi.,Lt af h?:innin!',
containing 1r\ scre, rnore or l-erlrj.
be, :r,d the sarne is hereby annexed tr and nade a lart oi the Cit:. of
Merj.dian, Ada Cou:.ty, I.!aho.
Section 2. The Ci.ty Clerk j.s :lireeted tn fj.le a certi-fied copl.
cf this Ordin:nce r.rith the Count.' Rccordcr of Ada Oouat-ri, Tinho,
' Section J. fhis Ordinance shall be in full force anri offe.t
fro.n and after its pirsslge, anproval arrl publication as r:eoui-red by
1arv.
P-Seed hrr the tit1. Council and ,qn-roved bv the Ma.wo.r. c'f. LLe.Citv ' '\1 Iof Merldian ' Adq Ccuntv Idatro, this 5th dav of October, 196I .
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Carollrro rD. S}1Ver.Keith E11is. John I,lat4(ounci I ren Dresent were: lt,I
loaer helkerrcent,Rahh IIunter. John Child. lOthernt were: Orville Vi
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Mi nute s of orevious meetinn lle re read a nd apnroved.
liscur sahoDoranPeterson and C. R. Mc(iueen came b efore the Council to
the E ;e r"ter f or the L.D.S. Church rropel ty on west Cherry Lane Road
l4r. Pe terson was asked i.f t'1 to (omlngre Chr rch v/o u1d have any objectio
ultV,Peterson is to check ihis l 'lth hi church and report b,rck 1 ter at
time the Co uncil can then act on the r 'eouest for sewer hook-uo.
Irarold Ross, representing X Lm Gr(,ve Tra iler Park, came befor the Counci
di-ecr Lss the irnr,rovenent of East ird.treet.
Ihe Ma vor stated that this Lmrlro \'ement would cost the Citv a rottt t ;1200.c
askec i I\4d. Ii oss if he would have r inv ot rjectic tnn to beinq brought bo thr city
The ar ea along West 8ttr str :et w:s disc ussed by the Council.
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Mabe1,Dunn, accornlanied bv rer d€rurhter , E11en Nichols, who f,vtns l )ropert
what would be west 8th. street i-it r rere otr ened, was present at'Ie Te(rting.
Sunner .Iohnson t City Engine :r, sl ;ated t hat this street, West Bth ,should
becar se it is considered to be a |]]a J o!co11e ctor street for futur 7otr"-ne! anc
and s rhould contain a 44 foot tra irelwar
The Ma yor presented the fut'lre rri ranning proEram for l^/est Eiq [th s ;reet,
tha t the Sc ati,(Ihool District had ten rIy agr eed to giving a ,0 fo :t ea,:ment e
Soutl tandill est of thier property and Lsked !rs. Dunn to give J0 f eet o easm€
her I Iorth b order and East border a'l ja<:ent tc the easment of the s chool lroper
Mrs. D unn stated that she w ts w1-ling t o Bive the easment on her larm re
as r(rqueste d but wanted to consi Jer fr rrther the easment for a roa Cway :hrougt
10 ir rtheh elker Subdivision. S 1e 1S to cal 'I the Mavor 1n the mo rnl-ng to let
The Ma vor discussed with th : CouI rci l tc what extent the City couL r I aarti
impr<rvirg h est 8th Street across the r ,ridth c f the school property
It was noted that the Schoo I Disr :rict I ad reouested to be ta ken i lto th(
It wa s decided that tre City coulr inott ake them into the Cit y til Lther d pro-
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PoIic radio was discussed becau e it ariditionals costin eto eeD ].n
tion.PoliceMr. Skiver toner resent-etated the adio s qu1
The hief of Police exola edt tth dealers believed ma chi funds
sec dt o Civil Defense t rc sea new mobile radio.
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could be
ce Comm sloner ar Chie ofP 1lce were instructed toD ceed th details
of c sts a ed time of deliver re or to Council.
It wa ex lned Keith lis hat t e water flow is sti tro lesom
sewe l-i ne in the North East tof town.Surface wel"l- #1 is atlon
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coa of this reernent is 1ed ith ese minutes.
ohn I!rro Street Comniss oner ined the street oilin rro
the rks Su erintendent dco tacte Boise Pavin and As
avar o the read and exrlained t ear ro 1to rerform the oili am.
asf filed with these min tes.
seconded by Carol CoI :ra a hat trenoion was made bv John ava o and
reaa and oi1 as Fer spec1SePavinand Asphal"t be acce edt
rlea; E11is, yea; Colemror YotionNavSkiverr yea;passed
cati orequest from Idaho Ce:en ed thohn C City Attorney,1d'
ane'fo10n a radio froni Salt Laleviridian with direct tcabe l-r'!
equesyorpreliminarY. The Mreoust isdistribution. Thisise franc
t1ak into this and rePoi1d 1r. c
a1d 1ethe pipe required trleasdtos Supt. was instructe i{o
t thiget it ordered! andededfsnent and if more Pileenlac_r_ne
next few wehks.in thang
for the Clrices for a new sLgrocurClerk was instructee ci
res to be considered.t narre sererlacement of thenguild
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