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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01 14 1958 CMVillage Clerk Chairman of Board ~inutes of the regular meetin~ of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Chubbuck, held in the Municipal Builging of the Village of Chubbuck on January 14, 1958. Present- Frasure, Valenty, ~"~ard and Hillman arrived 8:20 Absent-Fenwick. Caldwell was out of to~n. Meeting calle~ to order 8:10 P.M. Min~ltes of the last regular and also the recessed meetings then read and approved as read. Bills for the ~onth presented to ~oard. Motion to approve p~yment of bills made by ~ard, seconded by Frasure. All in favor. Bills as follows: Idaho Power-?8.6? & ?0.20, Job~ Pierce-l~.50, Carl Hensley-133.h2, Robert Poletti- 25.00, County Commissioners-159.?5, Phone Co.-ld.~?, Pocatello Police Dept.-2.50, C. Caldwell-llS.00,Sinclair-?2.S1, Chubbuck Se~--vice-3.50,Bair's Service-12.85, C.Ed. Flandro-l. OO, State Income Tax-la.69, and Internal Revenue-ih6.90. Bannock Electric Bill will n¢..t be paid until all work is completed. Financial Reports then presented to Board. Old Business - East Evans Lane- ~cOmber Connections, Valenty reported that he had been to see McOmber and talk to him and McOmber has in his possession a Deed that shows he has one half interest in the well that is in dispute on Evans Lane. The Deed carries the official recorder's stamp frm the Court House. The Deed also states that McOmber has a 20 foot right of w~y on Evan's Lane. It looks like McOmber is in his rights in hooking on the lines that existed there. ~c~mber said that an~ one of the five houses on that Lane can be shut off at the ~ell House. One of the r~siaents on that Lane refuses to let the Village go into the well house to ma~e any shut offs. Valenty will ask McOmber to come out and ~e can t~e a representative from the Village ~ith him and ma~e the proper shut offs. Fire Flug at Bell's Trailer Court- Joe Brennan stated that the best he could do for a bid on that would be 350.00. The Board will not act on this till a later date. They ~ant to see if they can get a better rate by letting it be figured in ehen they let the new contracts out for the rest oI' the work connected ~ith ~ell No. 2. Ne~ Business- B*B guns- A Youngster's gun was confiscated by the Officer for shooting at other c~ildren. The child :~.nd his mother have both requeszed the z'eturn of the gun. Th~ ma~ter was discussed by the Board members and Hensley. The decision of the Board was to Let Hensley decide on the matter himself as to whether or not the gun should be returned. Store Licenses-Some cf the lo~al businesses are delinquent on their Village Store License. Brennan Hardware said that his Hardware Store and Service Station are under the same management and therefor he only had to buy one license. .~fter dicsussion on the matter the Board decided that Brennan is subject to a Village License for the Service Station as well as for the Hardware Store. Four other places are to be checked for licenses, namely, Parkway Motor C~.urt, Chubbuck Lumber & Su'~ply Co, .Xoy's Barber Shop and O.K. Barber 3hop. Bids for Construction of ~ell House, Pump, Connecting to Main Line, and Extension of lines- All Beard members agreed that ,~e should go ahead now with the bids and the construction as -~e will get it cheaper now while work is slack. Valenty is to call Hamilton and have him get the specifications ready for the call for bids. Clerk's ~ages- Valenty stated that the Clerk had informed him the work on the Village books is incre~ing and that the Clerk spends quite a bit more time on the books now than she did a year ago. After a diseussion by the Board members a Motion was made by Hillman, seconded by ~ard to increas~ the Clerk's wages by lO.OO a month. All in favor. Meeting recessed at 9:a5 P.M., subject to call if necessary for Construction Bi ds.