1981 02-02A G E N D A
Meridian City Council
February 2, 1981
ITEM:
1. Opening of Sealed Bids for City Hall Remodel and Addition
2. Senior Citizens Land Agreement (APPROVED)
3. Loren Ross - Hearing on Rocky Mountain Meat Sewer Charge (DENIED)
4. Meadow View No. 2 - Ken Montee Percentage of Sq. Footage
5. Police Officers Step Grade Increase in Salary (APPROVED)
6. Bills (APPROVED)
7. Phil Harper - Sheri Lynn Subdivision Percentage of Sq. Footage
8. Pete Cope Well Drilling Settlement (APPROVED)
9. Engineering: C. 4lright Construction Co., Inc. Bill (APPROVED)
10: Other reports
It1eridian
City Hall February 2, 1981
Regular Council meeting was called to order by Mayor Joseph L. Glaisyer at 7:30 P.M.
Councilmen present: Richard Williams; Grant Kingsford; Bill Brewer; Rick Orton Jr.
Others present: ~1cAlvain Const;4!ayne Crookston;Bruce Stuart;fary Smith:verl Cluff;
Roy Goodwin;Annie Jones;Roaer b!elker;F.wing CompanyInc;Richard Jordan;
Ray Sotero;Gayle Jensen;Robert 4loodward;Doug Nichols;Jeannette Tanner;
Mike Tanner;Gary Tanner;Steve Tanner ;June Harris;H.John Wiltshire;
Loren Ross;Jim Russell;Pau1 O1son;Douq Henninger;Elizabeth Ryan;
Jim Ryan;Earl !~Iard;Patsy Leach;Steve Gratton;Rov Bryan;R. Allen;
Lorna McDona1d;Chad McDonald;Fric Mc Donald;Coenraad Abas;Ken Montee
Minutes of the previous Special Meeting, January 14, 1981, were corrected as follows:
Page 1, Paragraph 4, RE: Quong-Watkins, corrected to b~illiams, abstain
Minutes of the Special Meeting, January 14, 1931 approved as corrected.
Minutes of the regular Meeting, January 19, 1981 approved as read.
Agenda Remodel and P,ddition to City Hall Bid Opening
1
Mayor Glaisyer: "The time is 7:30 P.M. Plountain Daylight Savings Time, February 2,
1981 - the time for receiving of bids for the City Hall Remodel Pro,lect is officially
closed."
Councilman Williams requested the City Clerk to check the drop box for bids before
proceeding. There were none.
Mayor Glaisyer instructed the City Clerk to open the sealed bids and pass to City
Engineer Gary Smith to review for responsiveness.
7:33 Engineer Smith: "P,oberts Construction - Addendum No. 1 is signed - Cashiers Check
is attached - Mechanical Subcontractor, Air Tempering Systems, Inc. - Electrical
Subcontractor, Capitol Electric Co. - Signature of proposal"
Mayor: "All is complete - the bid is responsive" "The bid amount is $24,400.00"
7:34 Engineer Smith: "The Ewing Company - Addendum No. 1 is signed -Proposal Bond is
attached - Pechanical Subcontractor, Ferdinand P1eta1 - Electrical Subcontractor,
Ryan's Electric - Signature of proposal"
Mayor: "Proposal is complete and the total of proposal is $2.6,831.00"
7:35 Engineer Smith: "Barton Construction, Inc. - Addendum No. 1 is signed - Bid Bond
is included - Mechanical Subcontractor, Wheeler Heating & Sheet P1eta1 Co. -
Electrical Subcontractor, Ryan Electric - the proposal is signed"
Mayor: "The bid proposal is $24,137.30"
7:36 Engineer Smith: "Ronald W. VanAuker, Inc - Addendum No. 1 is signed - Bid Bond is
attached and executed - Mechanical Subcontractor, Heating Equipment Company -
Electrical Subcontractor, Ryan Electrical - the proposal is signed"
Mayor: "The bid is $26,237.00"
7:37 Engineer Smith: "P1cAlvain Construction, Boise - Addendum is signed and attached -
Proposal Bond is attached and executed - Mechanical Subcontractor, Ferdinand Metal
Company, Inc. - Electrical Subcontractor, Romar Electrical - Proposal is signed"
Playor: "The bid is 527,250.00"
7:38 Engineer Smith: "Henninger Construction Company - Addendum is signed - Proposal Bond
is included and executed by Power of Attorney - Pechanical Subcontractor, Ferdinand
P1eta1 Company - Electrical Subcontractor, Ryans Electric - Proposal is signed"
Mayor: "The bid is $32,166.00"
7:40 Engineer Smith: "KBC Builders, Poise - The Addendum is included and sinned - Proposal
Bond is included and executed - Mechanical Contractor, Ferdinand Metal Company -
Electrical Subcontractor, Romar Electrical - Proposal is signed"
Playor: "The bid amount is $26,800.00"
Meridian Citv Hall .2. February 2, 1981
7:42 Engineer Smith: "Ralstin Construction Co. Boise - Addendum No. 1 is included and signed
Proposal Bond is included and executed - Mechanical Subcontractor, Ferdinand Metal Co.Inc.~
Electrical Subcontractor, Ryan's Electric - Proposal is sinned"
Mayor: "The bid amount is $26,325.00"
Playor: "All bids will be reviewed by the City Clerk for final announcement."
"The apparent low bidder is Barton Construction Company, Twenty-Four Thousand
One Hundred Thirty-Seven Dollars and thirty cents."
"I would like to thank all of those who have submitted bids to the City of Meridian."
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that all sealed bids opened
and read be taken under advisement.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Orton, yea; Brewer, •yea
Agenda Senior Citizens Land Agreement
2
Annie Jones, Chairman of the Meridian Senior Citizens Board of Directors: "Mr. Mayor,
City Councilmen, the agreement that the City Attorney drew up has been accepted by
we of the Board and Mr. Elwin Grout, the man we have to look forward to for building
money has also agreed to this contract. This one, this time, I don't believe any
changes were made."
Mayor: "Thank you, Annie"
Brewer: "As Annie stated, the City Attorney and their Board have arrived at this
acceptable agreement through proper negotiations. lde do have a legal description,
the three acres in the southwest corner of the new City Dark, prepared by our City
Engineer. I think all the proper steps have been taken."
Mayor: "Any questions from the Council?"
Orton: "I would like to bring up that this ground is covered under the Parks' Department
restriction for recreational use, The next step is to ask them to remove that
restriction on that three acres in lieu of some other site."
Mayor: "Any other comments from the Council?"
Williams: "Just happy to see this happen"
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Williams that the Council approve the
land lease agreement between the City of P•leridian and Meridian Senior Citizens.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea
Brewer: "I would like to make it clear, in behalf of the Senior Citizens, that the
acquisition of this land does now put the Senior Citizens in a better light in the
respect to being able to obtain government grants. They are in the planning stage of
an annual fund raising event that will be carried off and in the hopes that this will
bring about a private donation cause that may be a snowballing effect. The official
signing of the document we would like to have take place tomorrow and have the news
media take some pictures of the Mayor and the Senior Citizens."
Agenda
3 Loren Foss - Hearing on Rocky Mountain Meat Sewer Charge
Loren Ross: "Mr. Mayor, City Councilmen, you probably know in reviewing some of your
notes, I don't feel in my position that being charged for sewer equipment on the
building that we lease to Rocky Mountain Meat. Due to legal advise that we have had
there doesn't seem to be any strong wording that this is a valid charge - it is more
in relation to new hookup opposed to existing hookup, and this would be our position
at this point."
Mayor: "Mr. Ross, what was your original occupany in the building?"
Ross: "Furniture business"
Mayor: "What is the use now?"
Ross: "Meat business" "Retail, I should say"
Williams: "With this the use has changed substantially, both water consumption and
the waste that is required to be treated by the plant and I think it would be our
interpretation of the ordinance that the building should be assessed at its highest
and best use, of which it could be at. In this case there were substantial changes made
an City Hall :3; February 2, 1981
in the use of the building and inn the sewage being treated. I think the Board of
Appraisers backed up the feelings of Bruce (Public Work`s) and Earl (Wastewater)
that this was an equitable rate."
Ross: "Does my monthly fee have anything to do with this?" "I pay for my volume,
doesn't that mean anything?"
Williams: "You pay for the volume, that is the monthly charge. But also, to treat
that type of waste we have to enforce certain expenses, the monthly expenses are for
the operation and maintenance not for the capital expenditures that we as the City
have incurred."
Ross; "That applies to all businesses as opposed to ,just new structure?"
Williams: "That applies to virtually any business that has substantial change in the
use of the building - then we have the ability to come back in and assess that at the
highest use."
Ross: "Is there any place in the ordinance that would state that once I pay this fee
that I will not be billed again upon another occupany? If there is, I can't find it"
Williams: "If the use changes substantial"
Ross: "Right now we are talking about three (3) Hookups - suppose I go back to a one (1)?"
Or I go back to a two (2)?"
Williams: "You have paid for the highest use of the building as used"
Ross: 'Your position is that I am duty bound to pay this, is that correct?"
Williams: "This is our interpretation and I think this is what the Board of Equalization
has said"
P1ayor: "The Board recommended that you pay it and it is now for the Council's action,
if the Council want`s to overrule they can do so." "Is that right Counselor?"
Crookston: "That`s correct"
Orton: "Is the fee that you are objecting to, the sewer hookup fee - the $1200?"
Ross: "Tt's been reduced to $800.00 - giving me credit for the $400.00 that I paid at one
time." "Yes, that is my objection"
Mayor: "Any other questions from the Council?"
Williams: "Just one regarding reduction of fees as opposed as to what our bonds say
we can do."
Crookston: "That would be different" "I think I have reviewed these ordinances to
quite a degree and they are fairly clear in that the City Council appoints the Board
of Appraisers - the Board of Appraisers has basically two responsibilities, set the
initial charges - whether they be on a monthly basis, whether they are industrial
cost control recovery, inspection fees, permanent fees, etc. Then they are to review
those, and the equivalency rates every year by the 20th of August. They are also to
stand as a board of review to hear complaints and set rates that do not fall within
aiexact schedule that is set out in the ordinances, you may have a business that doesn't
fall within the enumerated schedule and they have the responsibility to set those fees.
They also have the responsibility under the industrial cost recovery portion of the
ordinance to review each of those industries or users that falls in that classification.
The Board is supposed to take a look at the charges, or raise, on a annual basis, which
I think they have done. The Board of Appraisers are to adjust, or charge or make certain
that charges are closely as possible equal to all similar type users. I would assume
the closest equivalent to Rocky Mountain Meat sq. footage would be Meridian Meat and
Sausage - so their rates should be similar. The ordinance is designed to take into
consideration changes of uses."
Kingsford: "So you are saying that the Board of Appraisers have the responsibility to
review, .for example Cherry Plaza, changes that go in there?"
Crookston: "Right, besides the annual review''''
Ross: "Why were ~erotadvised of these fees until six months after we negotiated the
lease?" "Is that a normal routine of business to not let a businessman know what
these fees are at the time lie is trying to negotiate his costs?"
Mayor: "To answer your question, Loren, I hope it is not a procedure and it seems to
me that this was hushed through so that you could get your tenants in there to get
them started."
Orton: "The lease was signed way ahead of when a conditional use and a building permit
were required and that is when our mechanism goes into action. The ordinance does
pretty much stand on its own, its highly technical and sometimes hard to understand
and interpret, but sq, footage requirements for sewer .and water hookups are explained
in this ordinance. But our mechanism does not swing into action until we get a
building application - T don''t consider this our fault. I did think our primary
conversation did mention hookup fees."
Mayor: "The application date was 5.23.80 and the meter date installed was 6.4.80"
"So there was eleven days between application and installation"
Ross: "I was not advised of my hookup fee until November" "I think there is some
erroneous things when people work with it every day - if I had been advised that there
was a sewer ordinance at that time it's not hard to read. I don't work with sewer
and water every day - those that do should have some answers available."
Mayor: "You have a good point"
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February 2, 1981
Orton: "I think I consider this a uniform application - a consistant application of
our waterworks"
The Motion was made by Orton and seconded by Brewer that the Council that the
application for water and sewer hookup stand as recommended by the Board of Appraisers
for Rocky Mountain Pleat.
Plotion Carried: .Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, ,yea; Orton, yea
Agenda
4
There was discussion concerning methods of informing applicants of charges before
installation.
Meadow View No. 2 - Ken Montee
Montee: "The purpose as to why I am here this eveninn is to request approval of the
souare footage basis on our lots in Meadow View and c~et a clarification on part of
the ordinance. The ordinance states that these units be designated per lot and we
would like to know if there is any consideration given to switching one lot to another
once that designation is named."
Mayor: "How are we going to administer that?" "Are you going to bring in a plat
every time you do this?"'
Plontee: "I don`t know how we can do it - weve got about five builders that have
actually signed earnest money and some of them are "'subject to" clarification of
this ordinance, the question has come up that if they get a build ,job fora certain
sized house,and they only have so many lots and a buyer would like to have another
lot. what could we do? The ordinance states so many lots are a certain percentage
of square footage and we thought possibly we could come in and the building department
could change lots "to such and such" - the building department cou}d monitor that.
Kingsford: "louldn't this end up being in your restrictive covenants - which lot and
block to be which size?"
Montee: "At this time we have not redrafted the restrictive covenants because we do
not know how they are going to be drafted." "Originally we were lust going to draft
them 10% of the lots would be 1,000 square feet, 20% 1,100 - then we have to designate
each lot building restrictions."
Mayor: "I think vahat you are talking about for example, you have one lot with 1,000
square foot, the builder comes in and wants to change that - now if he's going to upgrade
that square footage higher, my interpretation is that he can go ahead and do that."
"But you can't go down."
Williams: My biggest conern, people would 6e buying specific lots knowing what would
be next to them, and if someone had a 1300 sq. foot lot and had bought those lots under
that premise - if that premise changed in the middle,I would be concerned about that
Mayor: "The other thing too is that you have to have a public hearing on that."'
"If you want tq upgrade, fine."
Montee: "Then the square footage for so many lots could not be monitored ,lust by
once that many lots, or when building permits are issued couldn't you say "no more
1,000 sq. footage lots?"
Mayor: "If you have a public hearino and people want to look at your plat -
if you amend the plat every time you want to make a change there is no sense having
public input on it." "When you bring in your plat, like you are bringing in now, you
have to have one public hearing - and that is put on record for the building permit."
"When you come in for permits the building inspector can check off the lots."
There was much discussion concerning a buyer that has a plan not fitting proposed lot
and switching, the function of a public hearing and how the subdivision relates to
the surrounding property.
Mayor Glaisyer read from the Ordinance No. 383 Said change in the plat shall not be
considered as a new platting for purposes of Platting procedure and only the City
Council need act on such request"
Montee stated that he felt the building inspector could control the change of sa.
footage. Kingsford stated that he could see that the Gity would 6e caught in the
crossfire "If the people-who live adjacent to lot change db not come to hearing
they are going to show up later questioning the City"s amepdng something" "If
it doesn't require an amendment, just actigp of the Council, then there wouldn't
be notice for mailing --I'-d be disturbed if I was next door to the one that
originally wds gging to be 1,300 and ends up 1100."
Plontee; "T guess our problem is we have builders ready to build as soon as we know
what we can do here. If we have to ga through a public hearing, re-recording plat,
we are looking at a longer time frame -, my understanding was that this would go on
Meridian City Hall .5. Februarv 2 1981
record in your office, in the building department, all lots designated what they can
build on it.
Playor: "The building permits will show what the lots are going to be, and I hope we
are not going back to the replatting process."
Crookston: "The differential is that new housing developments, someone that comes in
now and starts their platting process have to have that marking on their plat - and
that will have to be recorded on their plat. Montee has already been through the plat
so he does not have to go through the platting procedure but from the time this
ordinance was adopted (Jan.5.81) any new platting with square footage requirements would
go right on the plat."
Mayor: "Does Ken have to have a public hearing?"
Crookston: "Yes"
Montee: "In a standard situation, if a subdivision wants to change sauare footages -
you change covenants? "We need to find out what we have to do"
"We were going to ask you to adopt this (indicating map on display with percentage lots)
with the request that we could chanoe one lot to another. If that's not acceptable
we are asking you to adopt this".
Kingsford: "To adopt this, the way I understand, the ordinance does not require a
public hearing?"
Crookston: "They are putting a change on this plat - for Council purposes he has to
have a public hearing - and give notification by mail to people 300 feet around."
"He does not have to go through platting purposes. Anew developer coming in
putting the square footage on the plat would be part of the process we go through, or
he could stay with the 1350 foot standard."
Crookston: "Let me state my thinking why this is in there." "This is in there to
provide for the situation where the developer decides he wants to go with reduced
sq. footage, but he's already sold lots. Well, the individual that has already
purchased in there - he has got to have notice that next door he`s going to have a
a 1000 sq. foot next to his 2400 sq. foot home. He has got to have notice that this
is going to be changed - if you don"t provide him notice he is being denied due
process rights. "Same as if there was a zone change in there or a conditional use."
lilliams: "This is a new subdivision and there has not been anything built in there"
"my question is - we obviously cannot give approval but does anyone see any objection
that Ken may work on before the public hearing?" "I've looked at this since December
and I personally do not have any objections to it."
Roy Bryan in the Council Chamber stated that he just sold 28 lots in there and the
builders are ready to go in a week. The homes range from 1,000, some 1400 and 1500.
The Mayor stated that the 1400-1500 would be no problem - they could start building
tomorrow. Williams stated that if they are above 1350 sq. feet now they could come
in tomorrow morning and get building permits. Bryan stated the zero lot lines
are running from 1,000 to 1,400 but mainly the ones in now are running 1150 to
1350. Crookston stated they can go up in sq. footage but not 'substitute. Bryan
stated sometimes then get. right down to a narrow lot and cannot figure out a plan
that will go on that lot.
Mayor: "My suggestion to the Council is this - I think we have done a good ,job of
working with the builders ,I think we have come down to somethine thats reasonable
for both of us, I think we should stand by what we have already adopted as an
ordinance and approve this on contention of a oublic hearing, go ahead and get the
verifiations out, the public hearing and get them started."
Kingsford: "Ken, wasn't Dart of those lots, zero lot line lots, under 1350
if they were approved you could get building Hermits on those, whatever they were
originally approved for on Final plat."
The City Clerk was instructed to publish for hearing regarding Meadow View No. 2
for percentage sq. footage lot changes.
The Mayor thanked hSr. Montee and Montee left the chamber at this time.
Benda police Officer Step Grade Salary
5
Brewer: "Sgt. Nichols, in your opinion is Officer Estes and Officer Williston
deserving of a step in grade?"
Sgt. Nichols: "Yes, they are."
~1't011: "Howmuch are these step in grade ra ises?"
Brewer: "Eioht percent."
leridi_an Cit~Hall 6 February ? 1981
Orton: "Step in grade process came before I came nn the Council - I don't really
understand it. How does this work?"
Brewer: "It's designed and acceptable in all the areas around the state, whereby
a man puts a degree of time in a certain. step he has then earned a 8% stepping
grade, to pass onto the next one. It is a training process that is acceptable and
used throughout the northwest."
Orton: "Is it in any way related to performance nn the job - I mean, could these
step and grade pays go to somebody who isn't performing?"
Brewer: "Definitely No, that is why I addressed Sgt. Nichols the way I did, a
man has to improve a~~d earn it - and show his work."
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Kingsford to approve the step and
grade wage increases for Officer Estes and Officer Williston, Meridian Police Dept.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Orton, yea; Brewer, yea
3enda
6 Bills were read.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Orton that the bills be approved.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea
3enda
~ Phil Harper - Sheri-Lynn Subdivision
Harper: "Mr. Mayor, City Council" "I have a copy of map to display and a copy
of restrictive covenants. The top item on page 2 is a change of restrictive
covenants (c) Minimum housing size."
Mayor: "You know what you have to do - you have to have a public hearing."
Harper: "Yes" "I have one question on the public hearing. I don't have anybody
within 300 feet within the City limits."
Kingsford: "Then you haven't sold any of your lots?"
Harper: "No, other than lots in Meridian Park"
Attorney Crookston: "Somebody owns property around there within 300 feet. They
don't have to be in the City - they should have input."
Harper: "I think there is probably two, plus the subdivision, there's two brothers -
one of the brothers I bought this property from - that would run up 300 feet to the
north and west. West there would be property owned by Jim Stubblefield, I think."
The public hearing was discussed and the City Clerk was instructed to publish for
hearing February 26, 1981.
Pete Cope Well Drilling Settlement
Attorney Crookston advised the Council to approve settlement to Pete Cooe 4~1e11 Drilling.
The Motion was made by Orton and seconded by Brewer to approve a settlement with
Pete Cope Well Drilling in the amount of $2,500 out of Sewer and Water Enterprise Fund.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Orton, yea; Brewer, ,yea
Engineering:
Engineer Gary Smith, J-U-B Engineers, Inc., explained bill from
C. Wright Construction Co., Inc. for installing a gate, built about 350 feet of road,
constructed steps and a platform. This pertains to construction of the access road
from the treatment plant out to Five Mile Creek so that the sampling could be made.
They still have work to do such as road grading and compacting.
Smith recommended that 20% of $4,132.00 be retained and that the City pay $3;305.60
until work is done.
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford to pay 80%, or $3,305.60
and retain 20%, $826.40 to C. 4Jright Construction Co., Inc., Sewage Treatment Plant
and to have those funds transferred to the Construction account.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, ,yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea
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Meridian City Hall .7. Februarv 2 1981
Agenda Department Reports:
10
Brewer: "I want to thank Gary Smith, J-U-B Engineers, Inc, for completing the
legal description for the Senior Citizen deed of land at no cost to the City."
Williams: "There will be a public hearing on Wednesday, Feb. 4th, at 7:30 at the
Maple Grove Elementary School, regarding I-84 interchange study. I'm making the
Council aware of this and hope that they can disseminate this information to the
general public if they want input into this study."
Mayor: "Anybody from the audience wish to state anything to the Council?"
No response
There being no other business to come before the Council the Motion was made by
Brewer and seconded by Kingsford that the meeting be adjourned at 8:43 P.M.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Brewer, yea; Kingsford, yea; Orton, yea
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ATTEST:
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pc: Mayor and Council
City Clerk
Planning & Zoning Commission
City Treasurer
Bldg. Inspector Schoen
Sgt. Doug Nichols
Fire Dept.
Public Works Stuart
Wastewater Supt. Ward
Attorney
School Supt Hein
J-U-B Engineers
Ada County Commissioners
ACHD
Ada County Zoning Director
APA
AIC
Central District Health
Nampa-Meridian Irrigation
Ray Sotero, Statesman
Valley News
Date Purpose Amount
1-30-81 U: S °ost Office Postage 60.00
1-30-81 U.S. Past Office Postage 166.00
1-30-81 Idaho First National Bank 8,531.01
Void
1-30-81 Idaho First National Bank 9,630.47
1-30-81 U.S. Post Office Postage 30.00
1-30-81 Idaho First National Bank 13,021.38
Void
1-30-81 First Security 100,000.00
1-30-81 Joseph L. Glaisyer Mayor 526.08
1-30-81 Bill Brewer Councilman 81.18
1-30-81 Grant Paul Kingsford Councilman 88.68
1-30-81 Rick Orton Councilman 88.68
1-30-81 Richard C. Williams Councilman 88.68
1-30-81 LaWana L. Niemann City Clerk 936.05
1-30-81 Gary Smith Engineer 1.00
1-30-81 Mary Jane Harper Clerk Typist 617.80
1-30-81 Tamera Perkins Clerk Typist 165.22
1-30-81 Judy Ann Byers Clerk Typist 335.70
1-30-81 Candy Hall Clerk Typist 295.22
1-30-81 Elaine Barbara Ward Clerk Typist 210.44
1-30-81 John 0. Fitzgerald Attorney 147.67
1-30-81 Jean E. Moore Clerk Typist 555.30
1-30-81 Rick L. Richardson Police 865.97
1-30-81 Norman W. Williams Police 907.22
1-30-81 Dennis James Estes Police 868.94
1-30-81 Kevin Dale Robertson Police 870.62
1-30-81 Terry Lynn Tipton Police 934.40
1-30-81 Mark Steven Shaver Police 761.36
1-30-81 Gene N. Trakel Police 817.50
1-30-81 Richard Doug Nichols Police 993.60
1-30-81 Jim Williston Police 939.53
1-30-81 Alfred R. Thorusen Police 814.74
1-30-81 Richard P. Donahue Dog Catcher 553.01
1-30-81 Roger L. Welker Fire Chief 197.44
1-30-81 Raymond L. Voss Fire Marshal 835.71
1-30-81 Bruce D. Stuart Works 1,030.60
1-30-81 Dewey Richard Davis Works 793.26
1-30-81 Mark Louis Aguirre Works 684.05
1-30-81 Gregory Brent Walker Works 583.89
1-30-81 Carol Shultz Clerk Typist 335.16
1-30-81 Ann f4. Kiebert City Treasurer 1,012.06
1-30-81 Lana Sue Peoples Clerk Typist 569.99
1-30-81 Elaine Town Clerk Typist 491.03
1-30-81 Judy M. Blessin Clerk Typist 366.14
1-30-81 (John) Earl Ward Wastewater 1,188.35
1-30-81 Robert Keith Boyd Wastewater 814.68
1-30-81 Fredrick H. Putzier Wastewater 849.04
1-30-81 Dan D. Grogg Wastewater 651.69
1-30-81 Kris K. Jennison Wastewater 786.45
1-30-81 Robert J. Parsons, Jr. Wastewater 718.26
1-30-81 U.S. Post Office Postage 237.38
1-30-81 Social Security Trust Fund 4,620.31
1-30-81 Farmers & Merchants State Bank 3,749.00
1-30-81 State of Idaho 1,011.10
1-30-81 Vern Schoen Bldg. Insp. 852.40
1-30-81 Jim Bentley, Jr. Janitor 200.00
1-30-81 City of Meridian 47.43
1-30-81 Association of Idaho Cities 2,485.68
1-30-81 Colonial Insurance 810.70
1-30-81 Ace Hardware Supplies 39.74
1-30-81 Public Employee Retirement System of Idaho 4,954.90
1-30-81 Action Express Supplies 4.60
1-30-81 Allied Envelope Supplies 62.20
1-30-81 Ambrose, Fitzgerald, Crookston & Mc Lam Attorney 4,062.50
1-30-81 American Scientific Products Supplies 37.98
1-30-81 Don Bennett Refund 24.95
1-30-81 Big 0 Tires Supplies 47.90
1-30-81 Bill's 66 Supplies 187.12
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Meridian City Hall February 2. 1981
Voucher Date Purpose Amount
18267 1-30-81 Bodine Oil Company Supplies 2,974.73
18268 1-30-81 Brewer Pest Control Service 8.50
18269 1-30-81 Bright Advertising Co., Inc. Supplies 192.60
18270 1-30-81 Boise State University Supplies 167.00
18271 1-30-81 Campbell Tractor & Implement Company Supplies 53.80
18272 1-30-81 Central District Health Department Service 600.00
18273 1-30-81 Central Office Equipment, Inc. Supplies 3.50
18274 1-30-81 City of Boise - Communication Division Service 120.00
18275 1-30-81 City of Meridian 115.60
18276 1-30-81 Consolidated Supply Co. Supplies 12.40
18277 1-30-81 Culligan Water Conditioning Service 43.50
18278 1-30-81 Bureau of Federal Surplus Property Supplies 40.00
18279 1-30-81 Don's Shell Service Supplies 89.65
18280 1-30-81 Dyna Systems Supplies 191.02
18281 1-30-81 Entenmann - Rovin Supplies 283.89
18282 1-30-81 Farmer Brothers Coffee Supplies 109.70
18283 1-30-81 G & B Ready Mixed Concrete Supplies 27.34
18284 1-30-81 General Fire & Safety Equipment, Inc. Supplies 99.60
18285 1-30-81 Goble Sampson Supplies 312.45
18286 1-30-81 Great Western Chemical Co. Supplies 219.50
18287 1-30-81 Hoff Building Center Supplies 29.58
18288 1-30-81 Idaho Concrete Pipe Co., Inc. Supplies 5.75
18289 1-30-81 Idaho Department of Health & Welfare Service 45.00
18290 1-30-81 Idaho Humane Society Service 88.00
18291 1-30-81 Idaho Medical Supplies 20.00
18292 1-30-81 Idaho Power Company Service 6,313.44
18293 1-30-81 Intermountain Gas Co. Service 360.16
18294 1-30-81 J & D Printing Supplies 2.80
18295 1-30-81 Kimball Electric Supplies 2.45
18296 1-30-81 Kowallis and Richards, Inc. Supplies 15.50
18297 1-30-81 Kalbus Office Supply Supplies 187.61
18298 1-30-81 Meridian Drug Supplies 10.01
18299 1-30-81 Meridian Ford Sales Service 285.29
18300 1-30-81 Meridian Insurance Agency Service 18.00
18301 1-30-81 Meridian Lock & Key Supplies 21.16
18302 1-30-81 Meridian City Rural Volunteer Firemans Assn. 14.00
18303 1-30-81 Missman Electric Service 176.02
]8304 1-30-81 Mountain Bell Telephone Service 589.29
18305 1-30-81 Mountain View Equipment Co. Supplies 15.41
18306 1-30-81 National Industrial Supply Supplies 17.22
18307 1-30-81 Norco Supplies 98.04
18308 1-30-81 Paramount Supplu Co. Supplies 33.10
18309 1-30-81 Paul's Conoco Supplies 5.00
18310 1-30-81 Quick Resonse Unit 303.00
18311 1-30-81 Pay-Less Auto Parts Supplies 4.50
18312 1-30-81 Radio Paging Service Service 42.00
18313 1-30-81 Star Photo Service Service 6.01
18314 1-30-81 S & E Auto Parts Supplies 456.69
18315 1-30-81 Sheehan's Supplies 5.50
18316 1-30-81 Sparling Division Envirotech Corp. Supplies 1,421.84
18317 1-30-81 Sprouse Rietz Supplies 2.67
18318 1-30-81 Starline Equipment Co. Supplies 168.74
18319 1-30-81 State of Idaho Dept. of Labor & Ind. Services 169.03
18320 1-30-81 Storey Feed & Seed Co. Supplies 78.84
18321 1-30-81 Sundance Dodge, Inc. Service 244.00
18322 1-30-81 Tel-Car, Inc. Service 42.75
18323 1-30-81 Traylor Construction Co. Service 1,145.00
18324 1-30-II1 Valley News Service 468.97
18325 1-30-81 Van Gas Supplies 733.95
18326 1-30-81 WeWco Supplies 18.20
18327 1-30-81 Zamzow's Supplies 12.83
18329 1-30-81 Mrs. Ron Dodd Refund 29.05
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