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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1965-10-04 (2) Meridian City Hall October 4, 1965 Meeti g called to order by the Mayor, Ion M. Storey. Councilmen present: W. D. Skiver; Keith Ellis; John Navarro; Martin Bodine. Minut s of previous meeting read and a proved. Others present; John Child; Orville Vi cent; Roger Welker; E wyn arson; Edna Henson; Gene Hiner; Kent Kehler; Ralph H nter The protest filed with the lity lerk, concerning L.I.D. #1, was explaired by Elwyn Larson, attorney representing Ediiii a Henson, u ho claimed that notice to be mailed to party of L.I.D. w2911and 50-2910 were in arror, and also noted that Mrs. Henson' property did rot ab tt the line improvement. The M or commented concern ng the protest by explaining the mane r of her hook up being to a line owned by Earl Co yell and not her own line all th way to the trunk or lateral line. Severa issues were explained almost the same as appeared in the fledFrotest, by ` Mr. rson nd answered by the Mayor Ind City Attorney. The Ci y Attorney, John Child, discussed the protest *section by section, in answer to Mr . Lars n. Consid rable discussion was held concer ing aspects of this 'Local Improvement Dist ict and explainations of statute statutez and intentions. The Counc 1 feels that the line is necessary for the growth of M ridian and that it must be a program that s uld succ ed is evidenced by only one prot st being registered at this hearing. aseme t descriptions are i clud d with these minutes. Subm tted by Sum er John on, Ci y Engineer, concern g De Gard, Henson & Banks proper y ac oss C yell prop rty. Motion made by W. D. Skiver and L iLinii�—rovehd y John Navarro ta the resolution as originally tated at the last re larpp "Vol s r Hall 2 October 196 Motio assed. Roll call s awed W. D. Skiver, aye _ Keith Ellis, aye John Navarro, aye Marvin Bodine, aye The letter from City Clerk o Zo ing a Planning Commission was ead b the Mayor accepting the East Side Park Sub ivis on. t was noted a s Subdivision is re- corded, Book 20, page 1312 an , ns r en is ar a is -alr-e-a-dy in the City and does not need to be accepted by ordinance. I Motion was made by W. D. SkLver and sec nded by John Navarro that C. Brenton Tucker be granted zoneing variance to operate a oral designing business i his home at 528 E. Idaho AvIe. Motion passed: Skiver, yea E11 s, yea; Navarro, yea; Bodin , yea. Electi n Clerks and Judges were ormal approved by the Mayor and Council as follows: First Ward Second and era Rossow Dorelda Chapman arry a oElmer Lorah uriel Radloff Verlene Towne raWaitley blanche Crilpm lma Barber Stella Adkins Motioni was made by John Navarro �nd sec nded by Marvin Bodine that those named above be a prove as Election Clerks a d Judges f the November 2, 196 election. Motionpassed: Skiver, yea Ellis yea; Navarro, yea; Bodine yea The PrDblem of cattle in the City at 3711 E. 2nd. have been c mpla ned a ainst by Mrs. Hope R berts at 403 E. 2nd. as slating she was encountering lifficulty Eelling her property. Now that these people are s llin thei property she wants t e City to ee that no other owner be allowed to bring n ca tle t these premises. Thi area is "All Residential and it was believed that this ar a co ld be controlled by prohibi ing he re rn of cattle to t ese pr mises. �, � `./ .-; _ _ _ _ _. ; :� - �_�5 -z�, ___-T r • Report of Treasurer of Meridian Au.gu s.*t 1965 Bank Gent1 Water Fire St. Oil. Lib. Rea, Serer Bal.M.S67744-86 50161-58 4979.71 2182.71 8988.91 920.16 51-1.77 18535.60 tWpta:. 04 23.42 813.12 3210.30 - --- 2433.20 Total. 71766.28 50974.7-- 8190.01 2182.71 8988.91 920,18 511.77 7069.50 Disb. 27702.72 16684.26 M061,_U 271*30 8988.91 71.10 6rt 19.98 - - Balance 44065-49 34290-44 7128.77 1911-41 none 843,08 408021 20969.55 Vl- 4� a ti Y 1 Li 1 r r• �e it y ' 1 1 1-I• ' I - • 1 1 Meridian City Hall 3 October 4, 1965 "A"" Residential, according to Zo eing Crdinances, prohibits livestock. Bids for a 1966 Police car to replace he present vehicle we e op ned b the Mayor. Gibson-Welker Ford Sales Trade difference 9 4.o0 Larry Barnes Chevrolet Trade difference 844.27 It wa discussed that servi e of the vehicle is a definite c nsid ratio . One vehicle ha to be taken to Boise; the other can be maintained here in Meridian at their shop Motior was made by W. D. Skiver and seconded by Keith Ellis that the bid of Gibson- Welker be +cepted at $924.00 trade difference. Motior passed: Skiver, yea; Ell s, yea ; Navarro, yea; Bodine, yea. Bills were read: VOU R DATE PURIUSE FUND AMOUNT 9706 SI-30-65 Frank E. 2icnardson '.:ene al 16.00 Don 1 . StoreyMayor G eneral 9?08 -30-6 Keith Ellis Councilman , General 16.59 o avarro noun z man Geneal 24.og 9710 -30-6 Wayne D. Skiver Councilman 20.59 arvin o ine noun ana 971a_ -30-63 Orville R. Vincent :fork- Sup't. Jene al 404.13 I7 Ong L• ion; 1is5 • .vOr S s'1] �r 12 • -9 14 -30-6 Herald J. Cox City Clerk Gene al 436.00 -o era u ox ° nx zps 1 ge men a _ . 1716 -30-65 Gene D. Hiner Police Chief General 394.90 Charles es uar I atrolman 323.44 9718 -30-65 Do:Lald "'. Lukehart Patrolman General 318.13 -�� Oral S. Uo eman ..z y Ifteas. & ullice Gene a 9720 -30-65 Helen Ryker Clerk-Typist General 172.05 'Johnz y Attorney Gijene Eft 88.87 9722 -30-65 Roger Welker Fire Chief Fire 16.59 Nancy S. Sage Iii ore rian Libraxy 9724 -30-65 Dean Foster Laborer General 267.32 were t b. SaIis5U­r17-Labcrer eneral 220.00 Water 9726 1-30-65 Riley S. Clarkson Laborer General 38.55 Director of interna-. ev nue General , cr a ion , 9728 -30-65 State Income Tait Di-isior General 207.10 Recreitian 10.04 217.14 State Insurance runi r ire 5a 45 Efurary . 1,07o.45 Security Life and A cz a o, en• . T-ir-e--77 • 9731 -30-65 Sumner Johnson Cons lting Engineer (Retainer) General 1.00 ni e a es PencilCo. , nc. • 9733 -30-65 SArgent - SOwell, I c. General 11.72 Earl's Auto tarts • �735 -30-65 Intermountain Gas Co. Gene a1 4.17 Boise awing sp en a �737 -30-65 J. L. Towne Oil Co. Gene al 143.00 �� — — e � i — ! � , o V _ — -- j t � � � -- { . -- r - — - t - -- Meridian City Hall 4 October 4, 1965 VOUCHER No DATE PUR OSE FUNE AMOUNT 73 -30-65 Idaho State Penitentiary General 244.76 973 -30-65 Johnson, Underkofle & Briggs G eneral 974 -30-65 City of Boise General 117.80 974 -30- 5 Matthew Bender & Co a 974 -30-65 W. P. Fuller & Co. 30.40 974 -30- 5 City of Meridian. Gen. . a er ecre 74 -30-65 Cityof Meridian tra h haul uene al 5.75 97 -30- 5 Clarka o • 74 -30-65 Jim Lott Labor General 87.50 9747 ( -30-65 Ar ens r1ommunicati ns Uenerai. • 974 9-30-65 Ray Pitman Oil Co. I Watex 47.18 97 -30- 5 daho oncrete Pipe o. , Inc. en. a er 975 -30-65 Storey Feed & Seed o. General 6.10 975 -30- 5 Ideal Gas an App i nce 7U-e-n-e-Z 76.92 975 -30-65 Kalbus Uffice Supply E Wate 16.03 975 -30- 5 Armco Metal Pro3uctiivision General 975 �-30-651 City of Boise General 50.00 Consolidated upp y Co. Wa er 1 . 975 �--30-65 Meridian Joint Class "A" School Dist. General 500.00 975 �-30-6.5 a o Power Co. Goneral 72". 5 Water 196.15it 9 -30-65 Meridian Plumbing General 5.31 ountain a es e ep on eneral 108.69 Fire 976 -30-65 Garrett Freightline , In ., Gene al 1.50 a o 6tate eni en iary Uene9al 976 -30-65 Bodine Oil Co. Gene al 131.98 976 .-5u-65 Johni s ervi a General 976 -30-65 Meridian Lumber & C al Cc* General 56.39 Meridian Drug Centerene a 976 30-65 Meridian News Times General 56.15 Kai us 1 ice upp a e 976 30-65 Idaho State Electrical Board General 19.35 apitol Office ac nes General .50.00 otion was made by W. D, Skiver and seconded by Marvin Bodinf that the b 11s, as read, be allowed: Action passed: Skiver, yea Ellils, yea Navarro, yea; Bodine, ye . I he alley in back of Ray Ewing, to the north and extending t ' the City limits to the east from E st 5th Street, was d'scuss d. It was decided that it would be b tter get these property Omer to use the front or side of their property for trash se vice and not improve this alley t this time, even though it is a dedicated alley. rdina ce #144 was read by the Mayor entitled: AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING CERTAIN RE L PROPERTY WHICH IS DESCRIBED AS THE /+ OF HE NW)4 OF • , , , CITY OF MER DI:AkN, 'WHICH PROPERTY IS AD ACEWT AND CONTIGUOUS TO TH CITYOF MERIDIAN, d otion was made by Keith El is an seco ded by W. D. Skiver at t e rul s and � `.s� C 1965 nces be read on 3 differ nt dayrR be diappnsel a d Ilaat Ordim.nce 144, a read be ssed and a roved an o into— effect upon and after its proof and puLication, lotion assed: Skiver, ea Ellis. ea Navarro, yeal. BodinE , yeal. ere ein no other business to come b fore the Council the meetIg stood adjourned. APPROVED: Mayor ATTES : �. `� 11 I _ _ _. _.. _ _ _ _ __ �I - j j I I L - ?2 Q ORDINANCE 144 AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY WHICH I5 DESCRIBED AS' THE NEB OF THE NWA OF SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE 1 WEST, B.M. , IN ADA COUNTY, STATE OF IDAHO, TO THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, WHICH PROPERTY IS ADJACENT AND CONTIGUOUS TO THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO. WHEREAS, The' City Council and the Mayor of the City of Meridian, have con- cluded that it is in the best interests to said City to annex to daid City certain real property which is described as the NEB of the NW}4 of Section 12, in Township 3 North, Range 1 West, B.M. , in Ada County, State of Idaho, which said property lies adjacent and contiguous to the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, and; WHEREAS, The Joint Class A School District No. 2, Ada and Canyon Counties, State of Idaho, having given its written consent for the annexation of said pro- perty, the Joint Class A School District No. 2, Ada and Canyon Counties, State of Idaho, being the legal titleholder of the said property and said property con- taining more that five (5) acres. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, UNDER AUTHORITY OF SECTION 50-303, IDAHO CODE: Section 1. That the aforementioned real property which is described s follows: The NE)4 of the NWA of Section 12, in Township 3 North, Rangel West, B.M. , in Ada County, State of Idaho. be, and the same is hereby annexed to and made a part cif the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho. Section 2. The City Clerk is directed to file a certified copy of this Ordinance with the County Recorder of Ada County, Idaho, and with all other agencies and offices as required by law and according to the practices of the Clerk. Section 3. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication as required by law. Passed by the City Council and approved by the Mayor of the Casty of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, this 4th day of October, 1965. APP VED: ATTEST:: F City-Clerk J ,Y , i \ i j I I I I CONSENT TO ANNEXATION I I i COMES NOW, Class A School District No. 2, Ada and Canyon i I Counties, State of Idaho, by and through its agents and officers, and acknowledges that it is the owner and legal titleholder of the following described real property: The NEY4 of the NW/4 of Section 12, in Township 3 North of Range 1 West of the Boise Meridian; Together with all water rights and ditch rights used thereon or in connection therewith. Furthermore, consent is hereby given for the annexation of the above described property into the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho. E Joint Class A School District No. 21, ! Ada and Canyon Counties, State of Idaho. airman of the ,•\BPard of Trustees ATTEST : l` Clerk uperintendent AMBROSE&CHILD ATTORNEYS ANO COUNSELORS 029 EAST FIRST MERIDIAN.IDAHO TELEPHONE 888-4461 bafs jBbA cS ol, vs a:t— i�.._ ' G�W t.0 -L. . 'If bed 05,1 10 O �tSXS[1�;- E)i-7 'Y"I" :f-jVi 3;)A i.u.-lbkx9Nl 'o `./ "Heart of Idaho's Dairyland" A Good Place to Live i CITY OF MERIDIAN OFFICIALS 728 Meridian Street CovNcrLMEN Herald J. Cox, City Clerk MERIDIAN IDAHO John R. Navarro Mrs. Oral Coleman, Treasurer B3G4� Keith T. Ellis Gene D. 81ner, Chief of Police Phone 942 4433 Wayne D. Skiver Orville lt. Vincent, Works Supt. Carol E. Coleman John L. Child, Attorney DON M. STOREY Herald J. Cox, City Judge Mayor SeptcmlDer 27 , 1965. Ada County Zoneing Commission Lynn Ro ers , Chairman Ada County Courthouse, 30ise , Idaho. TO T:i0l-I IT KART The City of Meridian has inspected the Subdivision of Norman G. Fuller, known as the EASTSIDE PARK KII DIVISION, and approve it as conforming to the future Urowth and de- veloprient of the municipality. The City will require a print for plait fileinF for our files s.howinE Rook & Page of the f ile ing. This letter is also to confirm acceptance of the Streets , Water, and Sewer, placed within this Subdivision. For the City Council, Don 1,1. Storey i-iayor, r \ l OHNSON NDERIfot2laft 23 4n9`nF-£'t� KOFLER & BRIGGS NAMPA, IDAHO, 83651 1022 TWELFTH AVENUE SOUTH TELEPHONE 466-2323 OR 888-4460 SUMNER M. JOHNSON, A.E. Y` p R. W. UNDERKOFLER, P.E. WILLIAM W. BRIGGS. P.E. September 10, 1965 Mr. John L. Child City Attorney 929 East First Meridian, Idaho Dear John: Enclosed is a description for a proposed sewer line easement to the Henson and Banks property across the Coryell property, and also a description to the DeWard property across the Coryell property. The descriptions are shown in red pencil on the enclosed map. Following are general descriptions of the improvements as needed to be included in the revised Resolution of Intention for the LID: On page 2 of the Resolution, after Section 2(2), insert the following: (3) Along an easement beginning at a point approximately 340 feet South of the North line of Section 18, Township 3 North, Range 1 East, Boise Meridian, and 325 feet East of the West line of said Section 18 and running in an Easterly direction 15 feet, more or less, to a point of ending. i (4) Along an easement beginning at a point approximately 383 feet South of the North line of Section 18, Township 3 North, Range 1 East, Boise Meridian, and 325 feet East of the west line of said Section 18 and running in a Westerly direction 150 feet, more or less to a point of ending. Sincerely yours, JOPNSOPT,- UNDFRFQFLE13_,&�BRX06 SMJ:ab Sumner M. Johnson, P11.E. G— cc: Mr. Herold J. Cox, City Clerk 1 CIVIL, MECHANICAL, MUNICIPAL AND HIGHWAY ENGINEERING — LAND SURVEYING �� O � �..� JOHNSON, UNDERKOFLER & BRicrs - consuL inq En`Jinee¢s— 1022 TWELFTH AVENUE SOUTH — NAMPA, IDAHO, 8365 September 10, 1965 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED SL71-TER SERVICE LINE EASEMENT TO DeWARD PROPERTY The casement to be acquirad shall include 5 feet for a perma- neLt easement on each side of the following described center line: Conmencin; at the Northwest corner, Section 18, Township 3 North, Range 1 East, Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, and running ?worth 89°20'24" East 325.01 feet along the Northerly boundary line of said Section 18; thence South 0*49'05" West 340.0E feet along a line parallel to and 324.91 feet Easterly of the Westerly boundary line of said Section 13 to a point, said point being the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNINQ Othence North 69°20'24" East 15.0 feet, more or less, to the Westerly boundary of the PeterDeWard property, said point being the point of ending of the easement. D Prepared by: �' A ,-tNDERKOFLER,& _BRZGG Sumner M. Johnson E. U � JOHNSON, UNRERKOFLER & BRIGGS - �onstt�Etnc� C�nc�CnPs¢s— 1022 TWELFTH AVENUE SOUTH NAMPA, ICAHO, September 10, 1965 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED SEWER SERVICE LIME EASEMENT TO HENSON AND BA14KS PROPERTIES The easement to be acquired shall Include 5 feet for a permanent easement and an additional 20 feet for a temporary construction easement on each side of the following described center line; Commencing at the [northwest corner, Section 18, Township 3 North, Range 1 East, Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, and running North 89°20'24" East 325.01 feet along the Northerly boundary line of said Section 18: thence South 0*49'05" West 388.8 feet along a line parallel to and 324.91 feet Easterly of the Westerly houndary line of said Section 18 to a point, said point being the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; Othence South 89°20'24" West 149.91 feet to a point which is 175.0 feet Easterly of the Westerly boundary line of said Section 18, said point being the point of ending of the easement. D Prepared by: JOH5'SON =ERKOFLEB & BRIOG-S �\ 1,� Sumner M. Johnson, .P.E. r\ ..� 528 E. Idaho Ave . Meridian, Idaho Sept 18, 1965 Deer Sir: You will fine enclosed the petition, either read or hand it to the city Council to act on or what ever to be done. Sincerely, C. Brenton Tucker r�L z PETITION We the Undersigned property owners living within a distance of of 300 feet of 528 E Idaho Avenue in the City of Meridian, do not object to C. Brenton Tucker operating a floral designing business in his home at the above address . GS_ _ 46-e 17, r 965 L. N ADDRESS f ��-.,�� �� � _DATE 2 . L 4. C 5 ' 5• 714 t;- � 4Y) 4 1 �,/'✓.!� . iyh, / _ - ,-ram-G ar� 13. 14. 15. Y-- fir' '� \ ,i `�+r-� � � Name A ddda e Date It -, � 1 `f' ''�' SePt 17, 1969 20. 21. 22. 19 . 4 LRAn Co c 4f C!" PROTEST TO THE CREATION OF LOCAL CT4 - 1 TPT?ROVEMENT DISTRICT # l CITY OF MERIT STATE OF IDAHO TO: THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, Ada County, and THE CITY COUNCIL o- the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho COMES NOW EDNA E. HENSEN, by and through her attorney, A. ELWYN LARSON, of Nampa, Idaho, and shows as follows : I. That she is the owner of the following described real property located in the City of Meridian, County of Ada, State of Idaho, to-wit : All that part of Lot 1 , Sec. 18, T. 3N. 1 R. 1E. 1 of the B.M. , in Ada County, Idaho, described as follows : Commencing at the NW corner of Lot 1 in Sec. 18, T. 3N. , R. 1E. , B.M. , and running thence South along the West line of said section a distance of 328.8 feet to a point , the real place of beginning; thence North 8900' East a distance of 175 feet ; thence South para- llel to said section line a distance of 60 feet ; thence South 8910' West a distance of 175 feet to a point on said section line; thence North along said section line a distance o 60 feet to the real place of beginning. EXCEPT right-of-way for highway along the entire West side of said premises. II. That she has received a Noiice from Harold J. Cox, City Clerk of Meridian, Idaho, wherein she was advised that the City Council of Meridian, Idaho, had adopted an Amended Resolution declaring the intention of the City Council to create a Local Improvement District ; that she anticipates that the Local Im- provement District so intended to be created will encompass the real property now owned by her and subject said real property -1- to any valid assessments made pursuant to law by reason of the creation of said Local Improvement District. Ill. That the said Edna E. Hensen does hereby protest the inclusion of her said real property within the boundaries of said proposed Local Improvement District No. 1 for the follow- ing reasons : 1. That the formation of any such district as has been proposed will be unlawful and improper if based upon the resolu- tions heretofore passed by this Council, as to -,--he real property owned by the said Edna E. Hensen, or any other real property, for the reason that neither the original Resolution nor the Amended Resolution relating to said proposed Local Improvement District No. 1 have contained an accurate description of the property to be encompassed within the boundaries of the pro- posed Local Improvement District No. 1 . 2. That the formation of any such district as has been proposed, insofar as the same might include the real property hereinabove described, would be unlawful and improper for the reason that said Resolution and Amended Resolution heretofore passed relating to said district declare said improvements as proposed to be original improvements , when in fact, said im- provements as proposed would be re-improvements of the real property hereinabove described for the reason that said real property owned by the protestant , Edna E. Hensen, is already serviced by a sanitary sewer Line presently operating in good condition, said existing line being a part of the city of Meridian Sanitary sewer system. 3. That the formation of any such proposed district , which will include the real property owned by the protestant which is hereinabove described, will be improper and unlawful if the creation of said district and the assessment of costs -2- thereunder shall fail to credit -the property owned by the pro- testant with the value of the existing sanitary sewer facility, that is to say, notwithstanding the foregoing points of protest, any assessment which might otherwise lawfully be made by virtue of a Local Improvement District as proposed would be improper without the Council of the City of Meridian giving full recog- nition to the value of the existing sanitary sewer improvements in calculating the amount of benefits which would otherwise be derived from the proposed improvements as the same relate to the real property oP the protestant. WHEREFORE, having shown good and sufficient reason for the exclusion of the protesLant ' s property from the boundaries o' said district , the protestant , Edna E. Hensen, doe: hereby respectfully request that upon a hearing of the within protest , the City Council of the City of Meridian,$da County, Idaho, exclude the above described real property from the boundaries of the proposed Local Improvement District No. 1. DATED this . ' day of October, 1965. EDNA E. HENSEN, Protestant By A. Elwyn Lar o AU-torney at w P. 0. Box 4 Nampa, Idaho I hereby acknowledge receipt of a copy of the within Protest on the ,}C6 day of October, 1965, a , 7;as o ' clock, P.m. 7�1d �, Cox, City 1 rk City of Meridian Ada County, Idaho FORD "-ALCON THUNDERBIRD FORD TRUCKS Gibson - Welker Ford Sales , INC. llvridiun. Idaho ' Telephone, 888-4403 October 4, 1965 City of Meridian Meridian, Idaho Gentlemen: May we submit the following bid for your consideration on a 1966 Ford for the Meridian Police Dept. : SPEC?FICATIONS: 2-door passenger car 119 inch wheel base 345 HP engine or more Automatic transmission 70 amp. H. D. battery 60 amp. alternator Oil and amp. meter gauges Calibrated speedometer Cigar lighter Padded dash and visors Seat belts (front and rear) Left hand spotlight (control from inside of vehicle) A. 14. radio 5 tires (8.15 X 15 4 PR black] nylon type) Fresh air heater and defroster Windshield wipers and washer Tinted winshield (only) Locking or positive type rear axle Hand type throttle And all other standard equipment Vehicle to be delivered as soon as possible Trade in 1965 Ford Custom Tudor TRADE DIFFERENCE $ 924.00 Very truly yours, GIBSON-WELKF,R FORD SALES, INC. ItE G/1em Kenneth E. Gibson City of Meridian 7xene Hiner, Chiof of Police Meridian, Idaho October 1, 1965 2-door Sedan 15411 Chevrolet Biscayne Biscayne 2-door 283 v-8 $ 178.00 $2252.00 325 H. P. 'Engine Dual Ex Turbo Hv. Autocratic Transmission Leece - Neville battery 70 amp. Leece - Neville 60 amn alternator Oil pressure guage Ampneter Calibrated Speedo STD Cif, liThter STD Padded dash STD 4-seat belts STD Left hand spot liv.ht m. radio 5- 710115 Nylon Tires STD neater 2-speed wiper STD Positrack rear axle Hand throttle 141.'?5 No markup $2544.27 Standard Equipment on Police Packa7e I. Body Equipment 1. Heavy duty reinforced sprinns front and rear seat 2. Heavy duty front and rear black rubber mats II. Chassis Equipment 1. Heavy duty front and rear coil snrings for severe handling conditions. 2. Ride-leveling- -front stabilizer bar 3. Heavy duty front and rear shocks. 4. Motal lined front suspension joints. (Heavy Duty) 5. Heavy duty front and rear brakes, special heat resistant - brake shoes and linin7; extra krebs in brake druns. 6. Heavy duty rear suspension add control arm. 7. Heavy duty rear axle - Hi-torque roller type rear axle bearings. 8. Special heavy duty Turbo Hydramatic hi-speed shift, water collect. 9. Heavy duty radiator, Temperature-controlled fan, heavy duty fan belts. 10. Special hardened tip push rods. 11. Chromed compression and oil rims. 12. Special ceramic faced rotor water pump. 13. Calibrated speedometer 2,% accuracy.