1966-12-051.
Meri-dian City Hal]
December 5. 1966
The mEeting was called to o
der by
the Mayor, Don M. Storey._
Councilmen resent: W. D.
Skiver,hei
h Ellis Marvin Bodi a Jo
Na
rro.
Otherd
present: Orville Vincent,
Gene D. Hiner Roger Welk
Minutes
of the previous meeting
ere r4ad and approved.
A letter from the LibraryBcard
was
r d by the Mayor re ue
in
an additional
00
00 to assist
in defraying a
ens
s for next year. This letter
is
on file
with i
these
minutes.
It was
discussed that this
program
should be maintained the isame
as last
year,and
thatl%O.CO
above the mill levy
had
een given last year. Motion
was
made iy
W. D. Skiver
and
Oeconde,dby
John Navarro, that
th
requ st of $500.00 additional
be
considered
in next
year
s budget
for the Library fu
d.
Motion
passed. Skiver, yea•
Ellis,
Navarro.,
y ; Bo7isalmost
yea.
W. D. Skiver reported that
he Creamer
draconTleted
and a
suTnp has been
provided.
orvil
Vincent was request
d to
check this sump out for correct
nstal
ation.
Marvin
Bodine reported that
the
sewer �lant has been sprayed
by LeefsAiray
Service.
The water
rate increase schedule
was dilsaussed.9 and the program
studies
are on file
with
these
'nutes together wita
coqariso
s with rate schedules
of o
her ucnicipalities
in the
Burr
6ding area. The Mayor
instruct
ed the City Attorne
o PrOpare
an
ordinance
for
donsldLtion
and presentation
to
the City Council.
The Er
co installation on Dist
F
rst Street was discussed as
to wtether
the business
—7Mr.
embke engages
in is industrial
Ir
I L a "C" commercial zone. Sone
coinplaints
have been
regi
tered concerning
some of the business
ocedures engaged in
at these
pr
wises, mainly
due
to noir
.
e Ci
y Attorney, John Fitzgerald.,
stated that it is not th
City
that
could be in
trou
le bA
the business located
herg
that can be liable.
S
ver then asked that
if a lusiness
is in violation of
'Jity
Odinarcea,AV
should i�
be s
ed
and if not what happens
in
rela ion to any other futire
uAdertaling
in some
other
local
on. This business hiLs
been
in operation at this loca
ion
fora considerable
time.
It was
decided to watch this
area,
and if flagrant unauthori
ed u
es persist,
farther
action
will
be taken.
letter
was read by the Ma
ror cLernlg
�wter
ground AnffUtratio
into
the
iwer from the
2.
Meridian City Hall
December 5. 1966
Federal
Saritgry
Engineer.
the Ma
r t1vit,
a letter
be sentrequest!
the
prdbledwith
James C Willman,Sa
itary
Engineer with t
Pol
ion Control,
A time is to
bere
uested
through John Hoffma
r
and
cQ
corned to meet on th
m
The. Mayor
announced that a
meetina
uas
with various council
Bn and.
mayars—of-
the
surrourding
areaconcernsn C
ble
T.V. I
was decided by this
grgllp
to ha
,e E
SlwArnan
ite a letter to surrounding
co
pities rgquesting tem
to
hold 1z
an
acts
n in this
matter until all
ELre acquain
ed with the proUam
o thit
a favorable
cont3
act can
be realized through
cooporation
with other communities.
The
or re orted that he
has behen
co
tatted by the Public
Utilities
concerning
the
requrt
to
discontinue the Trailway
ats
Ser
ice. It was reported
that
there
are a few
eo
a who
use this service for
transportat'on
and might be inccnvenionced
if
this sertice
were
disco
snued. No action was
taken.
The
ter of electrode installation
i
the water tower was
discuased.
A letter was
received
from
Faectro--Rust r
ofi
Corp
ration requesting the-Citythe-City
to enter
into an
installation
-the
of their units in the
wa
er to
.
These
1 -rods were in use
until
the tower
was cleaned and coated1with
a.
Dlastic-type
coating to
cut down rust formation
on
the i
sides of this tank.
rhis
tas done
bv Gores
Tank Cornpa
y. The plastic coati
in
talle
s sugrested that this
installation
be abandoned.
At the
pi-eslant
time there is no
nstallatior.in
the tank. No action
ums
taken.
The siling
of the dome of
he sewer
pint
was discussed.
The wo
ks Su t. reported t1vit
the
die
ter mixer has broken
loose
from
he guy rods.
This
has been
ineffective for soine
time
as there
seems to be 5 to
6 fe
t of lardened
sludge
in t
e bott
m of the digester t1At
will
not
Vlow out into the
, T
's digester is
being
drain
6d out to help the contractors
s
1 the dome of the dig_eester
for
as leakage,
Also.
it wi
l cost about $100.00
more
to coat
the tric in f to
wit
dec
as
ded tc
i wh'
contractors (Rutledge Brothe are here on this other job. It uaB
have this
coated
now.
the contracLr
anchoring
he co
o
tract for the coating
is inside he wil
the stirring mechanism
of
.accj=lish
i
Le di
side t
star dome is in the
other rep!qirs_j inclu
e di ester and will
8.mouns
i
goatiall
of $rilo.00.
he realtzning
12a6ts,
chile
and
3.
Maririian M+.v Tull
u
r- -I n4ir,
Motior
was made by W. D. S
'ver And
seconded
by John Navarr
that
the UrLpaid
accounts
e written
off
for the audit eri
of
1966,
The list is on filp,
Motion
passed.
All yea. Skiver,yea;
Ellisyea;
Bodineyea; Navarro
yea.
Motion
was made by Marvin B
dine
and seconded
by 1i. D. Skiv
r t
t thE
beer
license
of
a Little Detroit Club
and
Cafe
a renewed for the sale
of
aft beer
1967,
140tiol
passed.
Skiver., yea; Elli
, y
; Bodine,, yea; Navarro yea,
-for
Motion
was made by John Navarro.jand
seconded
by Marvin Bodine.
t
t the
beer
:.icen4.e
of t
e Sport Shop be renewed
for
196
when paid for for
thea
do
ss
Skiver ea• Elli
Bodine
yea; Navarro ea
MotionI
was made by John Navirro.
and seconded by Keith Ellis
thai
the beer
icen
e for
the Davia Foods be renewed
for the
sale of Ockaged bear.
not
to te
consumed
n the
remi
es for 1967.
11otior
passed.
Skiver,yea; Elli
• Bod'
ayea; Navarro yea,
Motion
was made b Marvin Bodine
and seconded
by John Navarro.
t
t the
beer
license
for Ithe
I
Lane's Corner Gro
er
a renewed
for the sale of pickazed
beerl
not to
e co
sumed
n the premises, for
1967.
Motior
passel.
Skiver, a• Ella
• Bodine.
yea; Navarro ea
Dennis
:)n Ambrose CPA sub
tied
a bid
for the auditing of tae
books
for
1966 records
Motion
was
de by W. D. Skiver,
and Jeconded
bv Keith Ellis that
Den
son Q.
Ambrose be
contracted
to audit the City rec
rds for
1966
in the amount of $50.00
per Diem
for a maximum
of $375.00.
Moti
Dass6d.
Skiver, -ea; Ell
s
Bodine
ea• Navarro,
The Ma
or su ested that Keith
E
lis Water
Commissioner. o
an
Yeach t
et s
rted
on plans for another
well
as this n3eds to be
summer's
u
he Ma
ror a Ellis are
to
et Wit
t
Chief
matt r n
is involved,
t was reported that Mr. Van Dorr. has st of the
First Stree and he is now park n S
Gene finer stated that the balance of the -eq I apment ' t mo
ttorn s Ambrose and Fitz rald were t follow n th Ro ert o h e
West event Street in the J L Towne subdi 'sion where an e 1 lad use
<iel)oi-t of '1resf=,urer of Meridim
October,
1966
Beak
Genfl
Water
Fire
Gil.
Iib.
liec
Sewer
Bal.I'wd.;21932.95
11456.56
6995.26
2270.22
29.40
771.17
410.34
16074,89
Scytu. 6, 04.730
0?2,5O
3826.15
56.28
----
----
2657.
Tot&l 28637.68
144,s.a6
10821.:,1
2326.50
29.40
771.17
410.34
18932.69
Di -,b. 6291.18
5672.G9
416.68
02.18
----
91
-
-
Brz"c.: 22546.50
879,.17
10304.53
2243.32
29.40
674074
410.34
18932.69
4.
T)PnPrhar 4;_ 1966
Mariam U_LL, rUa.Li
_
Ambro a and Fitz erald At
me -a.t-L w are takin steps
matte:b
s curie uit-claim
rs o
othe
legal ste s to ss e d
i h
of-wa for West Broadwaywest
of
West ourth. This area a'
e
e`ed
or dedicated, but has been
ugiad
as
or many yea
9.
olid—
The r tirement Drogram was
disau
sedaIt
was pointed olat t
t th
2wr
yeas
f th
Police De rtment would ra
her
cc t
a raise to hel defy
the: i
ts
of living -
athe
than t it into a retire
nt
o am at this time It
t
Dunt
I tha a retirement ro a
of itself
is good,but that i
i
st
t e G'
�nd t
t e ha s the Cit is not
ead
to enter
into a ro am of this
in
It a e
hat
he Go ncil is not read to
ro
a the
a enditure
Motior was made by Marvin B
dinean
d
econded b Keith Ellis_,that
the
tier of the
retirement
program be tabled.
Motion
ss
d. Skiver,yea; Ellis,
YNL
• Bod
ne ea- Navarro
The bills
were read,
VOUCHER
No
DATE
PURPQ�E
FUND
AMOUNT
816
1
15 66
Adol h J.Pfene er
Labor
Crane a1 A
125.00
817
11/30/66
Auxiliary Police
t9 -days
extra patrol
Gene
al
97.20
818
I
30 66
Don M. Store
Gene
al
18 .10
819
1
30 66
Keith Ellis
n
General
40.40
820
30 66
John R. Navarro
Councilman
General
.90
82112/30/66
Wayne D. Skiver
Councilman
General
32.90
•822
R. Bodine
Councilman
General
47.90
823
11/30/66
Orville R. Vincent
Works
Supt.
Gene -,al
421.00
-824
1
0 66
Neal W. Hudson
Asst.
Works Supt,
Gene al
33.39
19-25-1-036/66
Herald J. Cox
City Clerk
Gene
475.00
826
1
0 66
Herald J. Cox
Municipal
Judge
General
22.00
82730/66
Gene D. Hiner
PoliceChief
Gene -a1
465.37
828
0 66
Cbarles R Stuart
Senior
Patrolman
General
363.66
829
12/30/66
Richard L. Brumble
Patro
n
Gene
al
293.06
$ 0
0 66
Oral S Coleman
Cit
eas & Office
Gene
23.24
831
30/66
Helen Ryker
Clerk
ypist
Gene
al
182.23
832
11/30/66
Gra t L Ambrose
Cit
tornes
G e
8
333
1
36/66
Roger Welker
Fire C
ief
Fire
16.45
835
er 6
1
1
30/66
66
A. John Pfenenger
F o D. helman
Labore
Labore
Water 46.50, -General 117,29
Water 2 ;Gen 147
163.79
837
11/30/66
-Es
Sumner Johnson
Consul
ant Engineer
General
2.00
838
11/30/66
Se urit Life & Act
Co
Fire•
anen
18
88
839
30/66
John & Bill's ServiceGene
1
_
29.84
340
11/30A6
Store Feed & Seed
Genera
Ge e
a
25.45
941
30/66
Meridian News -Times
--
gene
al
71.30
342
1_1/3O
L66
Cit of Msridian
Wat r 2 80•
Gene
al 5 6b
8.40
343
30/66
Wright Construction
Coo
Gene
al
63.00
344
1
6
Bak Cat Sand &Ga
e
Voucher
TIT- nnmp. PURPOSE FUND AMOUNT
845
11 66
30
Charles R. Stuart
Co
Labor
ener
Water 20.00- enera 123.00
.
343.00
847
AL9
11,/30/66
11 130/66
Cope Auto Repair
VOID
Water
41.20
VOID
849
11 30/66
Bob Moore
W
Fire
Generlal
25.00
3.08
851
852
11 30/66
11 I'An /6A
Gity of Meridian
Errion, Inc.
Trash
Haul General
General
5.75
2.00
853
11 30/66
Kalbus Office SupplY
Water 40.00; General 34 13
-General
74.13
60.00 _
855
11Y30/66
Interrmuntain Gas
Crime
Fixe 13.71; enera 39.0
Conference Book Gene
2.80
7.50
857
11,/30/66
I't 13n/66
Mangum's
Gonsol te_d savoly
_
General
General
1I
28.16
__858
859
11 30/66
Hopper Electric Ser ice
General
General
135.74
5.91
861
11 30/66
Idaho Power Co.
Mariai-an Shell
Pire 24.16; Water 123 2 ;G n'1 739.61
General
887.03
13.65
2863
11 30/66
11 q0A0
Meridian Hardware
Idaho State Electri4 B
d
Water
Gene al
7. 93
85.50
865
11 30/66
Consolidated Supply Co.
Ideal Gas & A liars a
General
General
• 09
144.81
867
11 30/66
Mountain States Telephone
Idaho Magistrates Assn.
Fire 2 .4 ;Ge . 7.7116.16
General
5.00
869
11 30/66
66
Boise Ada Disposal Go.
Nappa & Meridian Ir i . List.
G-;ne al
Fire 5.11; Water 12.0 ;Ge . 50.73
•00
67.93
lmotio�
Vas made by Keith E lisand
se
onded by W. D. Skiver, that the
ills as
a
rodi
Skiver,• E1
is
ea• Bo(line.
veal_ Navarro .
Therelbeing
no other business
to
come
before the council the meeting st
od adjourned.
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Meridian, Idaho,
November 30th, 1966.
City Council of Meridian,
Meridian, Idaho.
Gentlemen:
The Meridian Library Hoard is again making a request
for funds with which to operate t!.e library for the coming
year.
"eceipts this past year, exclusive of money received
from the City, amounted to �986.12. This includes memorials,
donations from girl organizations and library collections,
(fines, fees, etc.). Memorials are designated for the pur-
chase of books and the Pantheretts designated new shelving.
Such monies must be used for the purposes designated.
Donations cannot be depended upon in any certain
amount and neither can memorials which were exceptionally
highhigh this past year.
The rantheretts donated 042.61 and designated addition-
al shelving for the library. Three stacks of new shelving was
installed at a cost ofo26.89 for material, all the labor in
the building and paining was donated,
in addit _on to the cash donated by a G irl ScL.utTroop,
another troop donate; services at the library as a part of
thier scout work.
'Mork has been heavy enc--'Sh that it has been necessary
to require the services of an assistant librarian wi-th the
exception of a very few evenings. The average daily circul-
s.tion has been from 140 to over 300. A majority of the patrons
were juveniles.
The total receipts for the past year h-ve been 41860.72
.end the total Disbursements for the year are $1855.08, w}rich
leaves a balance of 45.64.
The amounts suggested by the co�lncil for salary and
library fees have been maintained.
The library board is requesting; that the library be
granted the same amount this year as last year, to -wit $500.00,
so the library m.ry be .maintained at the present standard.
Attached hereto is the report of the treasurer of
the Meridian Library Board. Any further information you
may desire will be gladly furnished.
Respectfully,
MERIDIAN LIBRARY BOARD
By
Ghairman
Meri3ian Public Library.
Meridian, Idaho.
Receipts.
Library Collections
Memorial Money
.Meridian Jr. Ei. Pantherettes
& Boy's Service Club -
Car ash.
Girl Scout Troop 110
City of Meridian (Arch let)
D ie bu rs ement s .
Books 973.42
SupwIie s 122.12
Sala rie s 59 7.7 `.
Light & Fuel 113.77
Aterial for Shelves 26.69
Misc. (Stamps, Etc.) 21.09
51,KS.06
Dec. 1st, 1968 to
Nov. 30th, 1966.
ti� 606.51
237.00
42.41
100.00
98 6.12
874.K
ASSOCIATION of IDAH.) CITIES
flu tile t t n0
November 28, 1966
TO: Mayors and Councilmen of District #3
SUBJECT: C A T V Franchise Ordinance --Granting Franchise
FROM: Association of Idaho Cities and Mayors, Councilmen of
Boise, Nampa, Caldwell and Meridian
C. A. T. V. (Community Antenna Television) is becoming the
hottest issue to hit the valley in many years. If you have
nct been approached on the issuance of a franchise for your
city, you probably soon will be. Regardless of whether or
not you issue a franchise, if the other cities in the valley
do so, it will have an effect on reception in your area.
According to all reports, this is a most lucrative business
for the franchise holder. Numerous articles on the subject
have been published in magazines of wide circulation over the
past 18 months. The most recent being in LOOK.
The mayors and some councilmen of the above named cities and
representatives from the cities of Nyssa and Ontario recently
met in Meridian to discuss the granting cf C. A. T. V.
franchises by those cities. It was mutually agreed that these
cities would combine their efforts in research, and approach
the matter in concert.
This office was asked to write to each of you, recommending
that you take no action on the matter until such time as the
research is completed, following which you will be invited to
sit in together and hear the report, and hopefully model
ordinances can be presented for adoption by each city, which
would set forth the terms of the franchise. Assuming that
the business is as lucrative as is reported, your opportunity
to arrive at an agreement which would return some revenue to
your city will be greatly enhanced by working together, rather
than each going it on their own.
It is our understanding that the research has been started
and some time before the first of the year you will be
advised of the time and place for meeting to discuss the
report.
Will advise you at the earliest possible date on progress.
Yours ver truly,
Ed Simmerman, Executive Director
JOHN L. CHARLES C.
HOFFMANN - FISKE
... CONSULTING ENGINEERS
2500 KOOTENAI ST.
TELEPHONE 344-5506
BOISE, IDAHO
917 EIGHTH AVE.
TELEPHONE 743-6301
LEW ISTON, IDAHO
November 19, 1966
City of Meridian
City Hall
Meridian, Idaho
Dear Sirs:
Enclosed is a copy of contract between Rutledge
Bros . , Contractor, and City of Meridian for repair of digestor
dome.
Very truly yours,
H"3 MAN F S
n L. H ann
JEH: kc
Encl.
MUNICIPAL IRRIGATION AIRPORT HYDRAULIC STRUCTURAL, SANITARY HIGHWAYS SURVEYS
JOHN L. — CHARLES C.
HOFFMANN - FISKE
... CONSULTING ENGINEERS
2500 KOOTENAI ST.
TELEPHONE 344.5509
BOISE. IDAHO
November 16, 1966 917 MG11T11 AVE.
, ELEFFIONE 743.6301
LEW ISTON. IDAHO
Specifications for Protective Covering for Interior Surface
of Dome of 351 Digestor at Sewage Treatment Plant,
Meridian, Idaho
The following are the specifications for the treatment of the concrete
surface of the interior of the dome of the digestor at the Meridian City
Sewage Treatment Plant, Meridian, Idaho.
The purpose of this coating is to stop the leakage of the sewage gas
through minute cracks in the dome of the digestor.
The material shall be Carbomastic #12 as manufactured by the Carboline
Company, 328 Hanley Industrial Court, St. Louis, Missouri, or equivalent.
The concrete surface of the interior of the dome and for a distance of
2 feat below the point where the dome meets the vertical wall shall be
cleaned by power tools, commercial blasting until the surface is clean in
accordance with the manufa--turerls recommendations . If the surface is not
rough enough, it shall be roughened either by use of acid -etching or by
light sand blasting.
No primer is required on the concrete surface.
The area to be covered with the protective coating, Carbomastic #12 or
equivalent, is the entire interior surface of dome to a point 21--0" below
the meeting line of the dome and the vertical wall of digestor.
The detail specification for Carbomastic #12 shall be in conformance
with Carboline Products Data Sheet #765, Pages 1 & 2, or if an equivalent
is used, it shall conform with the specifications of the manufacturer.
Work shall be initiated in the field within 10 days of notice to proceed
and completed within 15 days of notice to proceed.
The City of Meridian's only obligation in this work shall be to empty
the digestor in sufficient time for the contractor to proceed with the work.
It shall be the obligation of the contractor to notify the City of Meridian
when the digestor shall be emptied.
MUNICIPAL IRRIGATION AIRPORT HYDRAULIC STRUCTURAL SANITARY HIGHWAYS SURVEYS
v
page 2
The contractor shall maintain the proper temperature at all times in
the digestor to assure the proper application of the material used.
The contractor shall provide the proper veatilation and safety precaution
necessary to assure the safety of his w,)rkers.
The contractor guarantees the performance of the job in workmanship
and materials for a period of 1 year from date of acceptance.
The undersigned agrees to perform the above work for the City of
Meridian for $ 710.00.
DkTE:
CONTRACTOR
BY
TITLE
BUSINESS ADDRESS
C LTY STATE +
November 17, 1966
You are hereby notified to proceed this date wikh the vopk outlined above.
Jo L. Hoffma
i
Application for Seer License
City of Meridian
"I hereby certify that I have read and fully understand the rules and
reg;u-,ationa of Ordinance No. 3-101, 3-241 to 3-214 Inclusive of 3-1101 to 3-110
Inclusive, City of Meridian, requiring licenses and regulating the selo of
beer. That I em over a years of agog a citimen of the United States, and have
been a bonafide resident of the State of Idaho for the period of 30 days and am
a bonafide resident of the County of Ada at the present times and have not
been convicted of any law regulatiagg governing, or prohibiting the sale of
alcoholic beverages or intoxicating liquors and that my glace of business shall
not contain screenag boxes, stalls* or any row on the premises where beer is
to be sold. That I am aware of the mikinum age for sale of Heerg and penalties
for violation of same.
That as a vender of packaged, bottled, or canned beer, not to be conswed
on the premiseag I will supervise and mks certain that no beer shall be con-
sumed on these premises or parking lots under my control.
These premises shall be open to Officers of the United Stateeg State of
Idaho, or City of Meridian whsa-ever occupied and ell not be open for Salo
of beer between the hours of 1100 o'clock a.m. and 7:04 o'clock a.m. and that
I w1M uphold the lave of the United States, State of Idahog and of Meridian
at all times. That I am familiar with location limitations as set up by the
Countyg State h City of Meridian, add will comply with any other special limita-
tions as are in force or as may come about."
.pplication for beer License K) ;1100.00
Application for Transfer ( ) None
-,pplication as Package Mender ( ) $25.00
B.GL
Dates ` / Z /
lieoomawdations or IWO RLSIDENTS
of Meridian required).
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Dame of Hnsiness
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Location: Street Number
Meridian% Idaho
Situature of Owner
November 15, 1966
Sport Shop
127 East Idaho Avenue
Meridian, Idaho 83642
Dear Sir:
COUNCILMEN
John R.Navarro
Keith T, Ellis
Wayne D. Skiver
Marvin R. Bodine
Herald J. Cox, City Judge
Enclosed you will find the application for Beer License
for the ensuing year of 1967.
Please fill out and return to the City Hall on or be -Fore
5:00 P.M., December 5, 1966, as on this date the Council will
meet to consider the beer applications for the coming year.
These licenses expire on the 31st. of December, thus it is
imperative that your help and attention be given this matter,
that business as usual can continue into January.
For the Mayor and Council
Sincerely yours
H rald J. C
City Clerk
HJC:hr
encl:
"Heart of Idaho's Dairyland"
A Good Place to Live
CITY OF MERIDIAN
OFFICIALS
728 Meridian Street
Herald J. Cox, City Clerk
MERIDIAN,IDAHO
Mrs, oral Coleman, Treasurer
Gone I). Hiner, Chief of Police
phone 8884433
Orville R. Vincent, Works Supt.
Grant L. Ambrose, Attorney
DON M. STOREY
Mayor
November 15, 1966
Sport Shop
127 East Idaho Avenue
Meridian, Idaho 83642
Dear Sir:
COUNCILMEN
John R.Navarro
Keith T, Ellis
Wayne D. Skiver
Marvin R. Bodine
Herald J. Cox, City Judge
Enclosed you will find the application for Beer License
for the ensuing year of 1967.
Please fill out and return to the City Hall on or be -Fore
5:00 P.M., December 5, 1966, as on this date the Council will
meet to consider the beer applications for the coming year.
These licenses expire on the 31st. of December, thus it is
imperative that your help and attention be given this matter,
that business as usual can continue into January.
For the Mayor and Council
Sincerely yours
H rald J. C
City Clerk
HJC:hr
encl:
Application for Beer License _
City of Meridian
"I hereby certify that I have read and fully understand the rules and
regulations of Ordinance No. 3-101, 3-201 to 3-214 Inclusive of 3-1101 to 3-1104
Inclusive, City of Meridian, requiring licenses and regulating the sale of
beer. That I am over 21 years of age, a citizen of the United States, and have
been a bonafide resident of the State of Idaho for the period of 30 days and am
a bonafide resident of the County of Ada at the present time; and have not
been convicted of any law regulating, governing, or prohibiting the sale of
alcoholic beverages or intoxicating liquors and that my place of business shall
not contain screens, boxes, stalls, or any room on the premises where beer is
to be sold. That I am aware of the mikienrre age for sale of Beer, and penalties
for violation of same.
That as a vender of packaged, bottled, or canned beer, not to be consumed
on the premises, I will supervise and make certain that no beer shall be con-
sumed on these premises or parking lots under my control.
These premises shall be open to Officers of the United States, State of
Idaho, or City of Meridian when -ever occupied and shall not be open for sale
of beer between the hours of 1:00 o'clock a.m. and 7:00 o'clock a.m. and that
I will uphold the laws of the United States, State of Idaho, and of Meridian
at all times. That I am familiar with location limitations as set up by the
County, State & City of Meridian, avid will comply with any other special limita.
tions as are in force or as may come about."
Application for beer License ( ) `100.00
Application for Transfer ( ) None
Application as Package Vender (W U25,00
Date:
Recontendations or more RESIDENTS
of Meridian required).
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set destain mereMah bommil staUe, or any sons on Ww pmaLmon %boor bow i/
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sa tbw predrows I %dll wujnrview and aada esrtain thmt no bene slwU be caw
aimed on ttwfss irft or k4wM g 2*u uAw p control.
Them prswiaor atoll be opaa to ufnmW of 1AW United Stetter itsto of
ldabD, ear City of Mwrtdias M m"awr ocowpdsd sed aftau oto be opft JW =10
of boar batwoa Use bmAv of lia0 ofeLoelc a.m. and 7&00 o11djNlt mLq** ad 04
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at &U tioMo !last I ft 3odliaar with 1"&tS= Umiltatifte r 00 go by than
CMatyo Etats i City of Merm w* am man 00RAy adtb OW ~ arpecd al 1ldts•
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October 14, 1966
Idaho p=ublic Utilities Commission
State House re: Boise Winnemucca Stage
Boise, Idaho 83701
Gentlemen:
It has come to my attention that one of the stage
lines serving this area has requested a reduction of service.
I request that the City of Meridian be notified of any
hearings involved that we may intervene.
Sincerely yours
Don M. Storey
Mayor
City of Meridian
DKS t hr
Application for beer License
City of Parldim
"I hereby certify that I have read and Ailly understand the rules and
reialatsoxts of ardinowe iia. 3-101* 3-2x1 to 3-214 Inclusive of 3-1101 to 3-1104
Ise7ardve* City of perldim* rejuiring 11swaes and dating the wRU of
boor. That I r over 21 ymrs of age* a dtim st the United ��Aates* and have
been a bonafide rexddent of Ow Mate of Ideho tw the period of 30 days and as
a bonafide resident of the County of Ads at We psseent times and have not
been oonvicted of my law ='MSL :0 &overdsie w prohibiting the sale of
alcoholic beverages or qum and tWA my puce of b misaw shall
not contain sareoneg bomre atrlls* er wW pees on the yrreMiaes wbws burr in
to be sold. That Ira♦ arM at 00 EAMMr age for sols of Heer* and powlties
for violation sf are.
SA sr a runs of padbwod• be IWj or sural brer* Mt L b• shared
on the promises, I rill dies and rp sretain that so boor Wall be eeab•
owed on theme proolow m parking lots risr shy oontrol.
These praises Wail be open to Off corm of the United states* State of
Id&Wq or City of Meridian Asa -ever oserpioi ad shell not be open for sale
of beer between the hours of IsOO o'clO& a.m. and 700 o"clooh a.m* and that
I An uphold the laws of the gaited statsm* state of Idaho* and of Meridian
at sal tions. That I as famillar with lefttion limitations as set up by the
Cosaty* Etat! • City of Hermes* ail rill comply with any other special limits-
t1a w as am in forme or as ary swe about."
Applieation for boo! License ( ) SOD
Application for Zranafer ( ) Now
Applicatiss so fr dWo VwW1W ( ) $25.00
ester
aaMANNktion a or More W =,I .7
of Meridian requited).
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--CITY OF MERIDIAN
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
728 MERIDIAN ST.
MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642
DATE / / uL 6 1
RECEIVED
FROM
CASH M- O.
❑ ❑
CHECK
❑
$
ACCOUNT NO.
WATER
•
W
TAX OR SEWER
S
MISC. OR TRASH HAUL
T
TOTAL
By
City Clerk's Office
No.38900 A
NARCO INC. - OAKLAND 59103
BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF )
BOISE WINNEMCCA STAGES AND PACIFIC )
TRAILWAYS TO REVISE THEIR BUS SCHEDULES ) CASE NO. M-3080-1.3
BETWEEN BOISE AND CALDWELL..............) NOTICE OF APPLICATION
Application in the above entitled matter having been filed with
the Idaho Public Utilities Commission, notice is hereby given as follows;
I.
THAT Boise Winnemucca Stages and Pacific Trailways propose to
eliminate their local bus service between Boise and Caldwell, also to
change the through schedules as set forth on Appendix "A".
Ii.
THAT the number of passengers using this local service have steadily
decreased during the past several years. Example: Total passengers
carried during years as follows on Boise Winnemucca Stages were:
1963
17,313
1964
159394
1965
12,962
First Six 1966
6,871
Months
This decrease in passengers naturally brought about decreased
revenues. This Company and Pacific Trailways have had several labor in-
creases during the above period, along with increased costs in other de-
partments of their operations.
THAT most businesses today are on a very competitive basis and bus
companys are no exception. This calls for operating the beat possible
equipment. A large bus of the type they have in operation costs very
near $50,000 new. This bind of equipment can not be purchased and main-
r
-ITV OF MERIDIAN
CITY CLERICS OFFICE
728 MERIDIAN ST.
MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642
DATE x 196
RECEIVED
FROM
CASH M. 0. CHECK $
❑ ❑ ❑
ACCOUNT NO.
WATER - W
TAX OR SEWER
MISC. OR TRASH HAUL T
TOTAL w
No.38901 A
DARCO INC. - OAKLAND 59103
tained with decreasing revenues.
IV.
THAT the Boise -Caldwell locals are not self-sufficient and the
revenues derived from mainline schedules and charter service can not
be used as a medium of subsidizing the local operation between Boise
and Caldwell.
V.
THAT the petitioners have made every economy move possible that
is consonant with reasonable and adequate service such as revision of
schedules, close supervision of equipment to eliminate non -revenue miles
and in fact, all items of expense.
VI.
THAT the petitioners have for quite a number of years operated the
Boise -Caldwell local service at a loss, but feel it has reached a point
where the losses are too great to continue.
VII.
THAT when Boise -Winnemucca Stages are notified that its through
schedule arriving Boise at 7045 A.M., is running late, it will dispatch
a bus to Caldwell to operate that schedule on time from Caldwell to
Boise.
VIII.
THAT this matter is being placed under Modified Procedure in
accordance with Rule XIII of the Commission's Rules of Practice and
Procedure and that a time limit of thirty (30) days from the date
of this notice has been set for filing of written protests with the
Commission by parties having an interest covered by the application.
Protests should contain statements of the reasons why the application
should be denied.
-2-
DATED at Bose, Idaho this 31st day of October, 1966,
ASSISTANT S
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ARY9 IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
CI''Y OF MERIDIAN
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
728 MERIDIAN ST.
MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642
DATE r/I "r Z !I - G 196
RECEIVED f
CASH
M. 0.
CHECK
C
❑
❑
❑
'
ACCOUNT NO.
WATER
TAX OR SEWER
bUSC. OR TRASH HAUL
W
S
TOTAL
By [-,10
City Clerk's Office
NO.38910 p
MARCO INC. - OAKLAND 59103
LOCAL
SERVICE PROPOSED TO
BE ELIMINATED
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CALDWELL
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4:20
P.M.
5:35
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5:25
A.M.
4:40
P.M.
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APPENDIX A
TOTAL PROPOSED BUS SCHEDULES BETWEEN BOISE AND CALDWELL
Boise
Meridian
Nampa
Caldwell
* Non -Stop
} Caldwell
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Meridian
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