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Meridian City Hall July 12 1965
leetink was then called to order to perform other business of the Council.
Others resent: John Child, Sumner Johnson, Roger Welker, Orville Vincent, Gene Hiner_
Ralph Huntexi, Norman Fuller, Ric hierhause.
rdi ce # 39 l was read by e Mayor entitled:
A ORDINANCE VACATING MAT PORTION OF EAST 4TH STREET LYING B TWEEN BLOCK 7 AND
8 OF THE PLAT OF COTTAGE HOME- ADDITION TO MERIDIAN, IDAHO.
Motion was made by John Nava-rro ai id seconded by Marvin Bodine that the rules and reg-
ulations ns of 50-2004 and rules requirin that ordinances be read on 3 dilferent, days be dis-
posedlotion ,passed:
with and that Ordinance #1 , as read, be passed and approvedand go into effect upon
and ater its proof publication d re ordin
. Ellis, yea; avar o, ye ; Bodine, yea.
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Orman Fuller came before the Council to request the City to oil the North half of East
ashi gton Akve. from 4th Street t the east iine of his East Side Park SubdivIsion.
The Ma or stated that the City was not in a financial position to it this.
The Ci `y Engineer, Sumner Johnson stated that this improvement appeared to be a Sub-
ivis on im rovement, and could be ch ged i the sale of the lots and he Subdivider could
et thrs costs back through the sale of lots. l
The Ma or then called upon t e Street C mmissioner, John Navarro, ho se forth the
Dilinj program proposals presented in bid form by the Boise Paving and Asphalt Co. This
progri consists of new oiling and maintenance oiling in several its of the City and is
fled at the, back of these minutes.
Motion was made by John Navarro and seconded by Marvin Bodine that the Street oiling
ropo , be accepted as set forth in tie dis ussi_on, in the amount, app oxima ely, $11,852.00
o be done ly the Boise Paving and Asp alt Company.
Motion passed-. Ellis, yea; avar o, yea; Bodine, yea.
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Mori 'an City Hall ly l2s 1965-
is Th erhause re resentink the aenera of America Insurance, pre ented a report of
the remium and explained that tLepremium .will be about 4400.00 more er yea7t due to
added vehic es and coverage.
r. Th erhause reported that the City liability should be raised t6 a higher level of
-protection yr more thorough protection.
s 1 l 6.00
150.00 raised over a to 15,000.00 and100, 00.0
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1 5.00 XC & U added
1,511.00
otion was made by Keith El is and seconded by Marvin Bodine that the Liability In-
sure ce be increased to U15,000. 0 an ` $100, 00.00 without the XC & U coverage in the
approximate value of $1,326.00 premium.
otion passed: Ellis, yea; Navarro, yea; Bodine, yea.
Orman Fuller asked how large a bond is necessary for comple ion of Subd vision speci-
ficat'ons o that part not compl ted now. Side )a y fr u bJI V 51 027
limner Johnson, Consulting Engineer, wi 1 figure this Friday and t Mr. Fuller know.
Motion was made by Marvin Bodine and seconded by John Navarro that the H pper's Acres
Subdivision platt, along Linder Road, a accepted with the restrictive Icovenants as shown
on th platf properly filed.
11 otion passed:- Ellis, yea; Navarro, ye ; Bodine, yea.
otion was made by Keith Ellis an seco ded by Marvin Bodine that the Gr gory Sub-
divis'on Unit #1 be accepted as conforning to the City's future growth and de elopment.
otion passed: Ellis, yea; Navarro, yea; Bodine, yea.
The Mayor explained the State Retirement Program and stated that it need d more study
as tha costs are quite high to cover e ploye s. No action was taken.
Mrs. 4na Chipman requested a red ction in her trash charge o the hards ip level.
The Mayor and Council requested the Ci y Cle k to write a letter o Mrs. Chipman informing
her t ,at if she can prove she is a har ship ase her request will I
be co sider d by the
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Report of Treasurer of Meridian
Mays 1965
Bank Gen'1 Water Fire
St. Oil. Lib, Rec Sewer
Bal.Fwa.$65091.55 51902.12 817.64 1942.13 6895.71 749.88 2784.07 15592.20
Hapts: 5801.90 3761.95 2039.95 --- mm m -- - --- ----- 2429.55
Total 70893-45 55664.07 2857.59 1942.13 6895.71 749.88 27a4.07 18021.75
Dieb. 9218.22 3250.50 1 e .89 110.11 --- 1 77m.10
Ba,Lmoe 61675.23 46413.55 1369.70 1831.42 6a95.71 672.78 2492.07 18021-75
Meridian City Hall Juni 12, 1965
Council.
lett r from the law office of Moffett Thomas, Barrett and Blanton was read by the
Mayor in re erence to Cable T.V. requesting the City Council to lake no action till a later
date to protect their interest. This iiatterlwas tabled and the 1 tter placed on file with
these minutes.
Motion was made by Keith Ellis and seconded by John Navarro that t e Parks Tank
Service, of Farmington, New Mexi eo, be employed to sterilize the interior of the water
tank for ap roximately S175.0Q•
otion passed: Ellis, yea; Navar o,. ye ; Bodine, yea.
Bills ere read:
VOU FR DATE PURPOSE FUND AMOUNT
9436-�-14-65 Gene D. Hiner Police Chief General 25.00
943 -21-6 Roger Welker Fire Pay Fire 22.00
Fire Pay Fire 20.00
943 -21-6 Robert Voss Fire Pay Fire 19.00
o44(- Terry McGoldrick Fire Pay Fire 15.00
944 -21-6 Wallace Everist Fire Pay Fire 1 .00
rt Fire Pay Fir 31.00
6944 t-21-65Don Storey Fire Pay Fire 3•00
Wayne Skiver Fire Pay FirE 19.00
944 6-21-6 Don Mittlieder Fire Pay FirE 9.00
Pitman Fire Pay Fire 5.00
944 6-21-6 Carol Coleman Fire Pay Fir .00
Orville Vincent Fire Pay Fire, 22.00
944 6-21-6 Sherman Louderbaug Fire Pay Fire 12,00
Robert Donahue I Fire Pay Fire 11.00
945 6-21-6 Herbert Grant Fire Pay Fire 11.00
4 ll Pitman Fire Pay Fire 18.00
945 6-21-6 Bob Hammons Fire Pay Fire 6.Oo
Bob Moore Fire Pay Fire 22.00
,945 6-21-6 Harold Morgan Fire Pay Fir 21.00
Gene Hiner Fire Pay__. Fire 28.00
945 6-21-6 Kenneth Crawford Fire Pay Fire 22,00
1 ke Fire Pa Firg 16.00
n 945 6-21-6 Kenneth Gibson Fire Pay Fird 20,00
're Pa Fir 15.00
946 6-21--6 Char'es Stuart E Ire ray Firo 10,00
n Lukehart Fire Pay Firq 14.00
946 6-21-6 Keith Ellis Fire Pay Fire 19.00
946 6-24-65 onald R. Vincent Laborer Water 145 60 General 135.14 180.74
9 6-30-6Don 14. Storey Mayor General 88.87
Keith Ellis Councilman Gen ral 16.59
6-30-6 John R. Navarro Councilman Gen ral
Wayne D. Skiver Councilman Gen ral 20.59
946 6-30-6 Carol E. Coleman Councilman Gen ral •
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Orville R Vincent Works Supt. Gen ral 404.13
Meridian City Hall July 12, 1965
VO RP DATE PURP SE - FUN) AMOUNT
94,71 6-30- 5 Eugene L. Long Assrt. Wor s Supt. Gen ral 287.84
Heraldox Uit r Ulemen ra
94 3 6-30- 5 Herald J. Cox Mun'cipal Judge Gen ral 22.00
ene finer o ce Ch.ef Ge ral
94 5 6-30- 5 Charles R. Stuart Pat olman General 382.70
DonaldII b u ar at -olman Gen aral
94 7 6-30- 5 Oral S. Coleman CitY Trea . & Office General 219.88
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94 9 6-30 5 John L. Child Cit Atto ney Gen ral 88.87
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94 1 6-30- 5 Nancy S. Sage Lib arian Lib ary 77.10
Wat r
94 3 6-30- 5 Ernest L. Miller Lab6rer General 65.67 Water 156.00 222.47
Lien Aral .
94 5 6-30- 5 Frank Charlton Rec�reatio� Supervisor Rec eatio 351.36
94 6 Barbara E.
kju2L Re eatio; c a io
94 7rl 6-30- 5 Janice Mittleider Rec eatio Rec eatio 181.90
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94 6-30- 5 William V. Cox Rec eatio Rec eatio 74.69
,.14-U 6-3o-65 Rnex Everist, Necreatio; i
94 6-30-65 Jim M. Slaughter Rec eatio Recreation 33.24
0-_W-c_5 john Sno grass I Rec -eatia; Rec. a to
949 6-30- 5 Terry L. Pitkin Rec eatio Rec eatio 53.97
91
94 6-30- 5 Russell I. Reinha t Rec eatio Recreation 30.84
94 6-30- 5 Garry Mittleider Rec eatio Rec eatio 41.92
94 6-30- 5 Gale Doores Recreation Recreation 58.78
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950 6-30- 5 Don M. Storey IML Meeting Gen ral 50.00
950 6-30- 5 Director of Internal Revenue General 1,074.63 Recreation 42 80 1,117.43
Recleation 100.32 1,055.15
98
950 6-30- 5 Waterworks Equipment C' . •
Wat r 186.39
950 6-30- 5 Ideal Gas & Applia ce ' Gen ral 57.46
951 6-30- 5 Accident Analysis j Gen rat •7.00
951 6-30-(5 Don's Shell Service I Gen rat 1.50
951 6-30- 5 Concolidated Supply Co. , Wat r 212.95
"" -ral203.98---
951 6-30- 5 Ada County Weed Co6troll General 4.5o
951 6-30- 5 City of Boise y General 117.00
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c-rv.vv
95 6-30- 5 Sumner Johnson Gen ral 1.00
95 6-30- 5 Weiser Iron Works, Inc. Wat r 102.60
95 6-30- 5 Idaho Power Co. en. 08.29 Water 185.89 Fire 12.1 906.34
95 � 6-30- 5 Garrett Freightlines, Inc. General 1,25
95 6-30- 5 Addressograph Multigrapi Corp Wat r 6.46
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R5 6-30- 5 Quinn-Robbins Co., Inc. Gen ral 14.o0
Meridian City Hall July 12, 1965
VOTCHER — -
0. DATE PURPOSEFUN
OD
95 2 6-30- 5 Meridian saddlery qMfar
eatio 1.85
95 --30- 5 Cunningham Equipment Co
45.70
95; 6-3045 Norstrom Lumber Co. Gen ral 5.00
95 -304 5 Paul's Conoco en ra
95 6 6-304 5 Boise Paint & Glass Co. Wat r 7.4o
95; -30- 5 Meridian Plumbing Wa r
95 6-30- 5 Meridian Drug Center Rec -eation 2.13
95 - - 5 City of Meridian en a r a er
95 6-30- 5 J. L. Towne Oil C Gen ral 06.41 Water 20.00 126.41
3 y R-96ri ian GenBral •
9542 6-30- 5 Wilkin's Blacksmi Sho Water 4.46
95 -30- 5 Mountain States ep o e o6 enera e •
95 -30-6 Arden's Communications Gen ral 195.50
95 5 -30- 5 Idaho State ee zca oar en ra
95 6 6-30- 5 The Salt Lake Isar ware Company Gen ral 2.15
9547 -30- 5 Security Life & Accidento. Gen. Tire
9548 6-30- 5 Johnson, Underkof er & W. W. Briggs Gen ral 42.00
9 - r ens ommuna.ca ion Genaral •
Motion was made by John Na arro and seconded by Keith E-lis that the bills, as read, be
allowed,
MOUCIL passes: Ellis, yea;i Navarro, yea Bodine, yea.
ere being no other busin ss a come a ore Me Council, •
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ty Clerk
ORDINANCE NO.139 "
AN ORDINANCE VACATING THAT PORTION OF EAST 4TH STREET LYING BETWEEN BLOCK 7 AND 8
OF THE PLAT OF COTTAGE HOME ADDITION TO MERIDIAN, IDAHO.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN,
STATE OF IDAHO.
That from the effective date of this Ordinance the following described
platted property is vacated:
That portion of East 4th Street lying between Blocks 7 and 8 of the Plat of
Cottage Home Addition to Meridian, Idaho, as it runs from the southerly boundary
line of Carlton Avenue (Carlton Street) to the northerly boundary line extended
of the alley in said Blocks 7 and 8 of Cottage Home Addition.
This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect 30 days from and after its
passage, approval and publication as provided by law.
Passed by the City Council and approved by the Mayor of the City of Meridian,
Ada County, Idaho, this 12 day of July% 1965.
- APPROVED:.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ty Clerk
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Meet -ng called to order by the Nayor, Don N. StorE7.
The Mayor recommended Marvin R. Bodine to f ll t e va anc
due to the resignation of arol . Coleman.
There being no ob 'ecti ns ty the members of the Council, th Mayor,_
then appointed Marvin 11. Bodine to fill the unex 'red term of Carol
Coleman.
Mr. Bodine was then sworn into office by th City C
Si n d Oath is on file with these minutes
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City of Meridian, Idaho ?rto
NOTICE OF TRASH HAUL HARGESDue to the rising costs of -operation, and the need -for the contract-had
and replace equipment, the charge for collection of trash and garbage in Meridian
will be increased 15c per residential stop, effective July 1, 1965.
The new rate -schedule will be ;as follows:
1) For pick-up from street or alley, $1.45 per month. (Former rate was $1.30.)
2) For carry out from other than alley or street, $1.95 per month. (Former rate
was $1.80.)
3) Collection fee from duplex or apartment location, an increase of 15c per
month above former rate.
Under city ordinance, use of trash hauling service is required for all residences.
Anyone desiring to change type of service—either from or to carry-out—is re-
quested to ndtify the trash hauler and the Meridian city building not later than
July 20, 1965--as the new rates will appear on the billing at the end of July.
CarZta� soosa�+a i 4 Loeb a s Q insh pa7eM 1.00. r,
C tter - OW �' •. 0.00. .3d ar toot.
Creme i -- -- --11"AG* .10 p foft
7WI or Avenue • rr-shape and par vi th 24 fret traTelwsv--,*W 3a0.00.
O&VIUM to Aw t 4th - net snow bsao. Add 4 inebw of brio,
80 toot travviviWq ww$RGM00* oaeQs drain extsmalom inner).
washington Street - Start at 4th to Mp 2 Imelm in the midi* to
3/4 inab to the edge ( eo that the water will dsala), $3jllIA0.
$.03 per square Yard.
CrMm-drains Iis includes six fact wide esnsrstss six by six wire
sessh, six inch concrete out back two lve feet on each sides
replaee pavement. Concrete is six bag nix. Concrete oomt-
M and Carlton �eOQ, ��
6th and Carltae - 675:00,
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7th and Washington - 0705.00. Azu.
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I. Marvin Bodine , do hereby solemnly swear that I will
uphold the constitution of the United States , the State of Idaho,
and all laws both federal, state, county, and city, relating to
my office as City Councilman of the City of Meridian, Idaho, and
that I will well and truly discharge my duties to the best of my
ability so help me God.
Attest: Date : July 12, 1965.
He ald o
City Clerk
LAW OFFICE
wtLLIS C.MOFFATT MOFFATT, THomAS, BARRETT & BLANTON
EUGENE C.THOMAS FIRST SECURITY BUILDING
JOHN W. BARRETT
J, CI-IARLE5 6LANTDN BOISE, IDAFIO 83701 TELEPHONE
J EREMlAH A.gUANE AREA CODE 208
LEO M. KRU LITZ 344-7$2$
0.DUFF McKEE
CLARENCE D. SUITER
WAYNE L.KIDWELL
June 10 , 1965
Mayor and City Council
City of Meridian
City Hall.
Meridian, Idaho
Gentlemen:
In April of this year I wrote you concerning
the matter of the ordinance and granting of a franchise
in your city for KTVB, Inc . , and Boise Valley Broadcas-
ters, operating television station KBOI . Very shortly
thereafter the Federal Communications Commission issued
a "Notice of Inquiry and Proposed Rule Making Relating
to CATV" issued April 29 , The proposals of the Federal
Communications Commission, which had not previously
determined that it assumed jurisdiction over these
operations , were rather widespread. In addition to
this , proposals of regulation of these enterprises
have been made and hearings had in the Congress of the
United States . Also, several lawsuits are pending
relative to copyright violations, etc. , for determina-
tion of these items .
The League of National Cities has issued a
special bulletin to its member cities making various
recommendations concerning CATV, among them being,
"Postpone final action on any CATV application until
the FCC makes a final determination of its authority
to regulate CATV." Our clients recommend that your
city follow such recommendation, provided, however,
that the application which we forwarded in April
Mayor and City Countil June 10 , 1965 Page 2
remains in the status quo as having been filed. When
the FCC situation has been resolved and/or Congressional
action has been taken, we believe that all parties
will be able to proceed more intelligently with proper
franchise regulations .
There may be other applications which desire
immediate action, and should this be the case, we
would appreciate being notified of any intention on
your part so to do. In the meantime, pending other
advice from you, we will consider that the matter will
remain in its present status until the proposed regu-
lations have been determined.
sp filly submitted,
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cc : Mrs . Georgia Davidson
Mr. H. W. Whillock