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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03 12 1968 CM P1111. Regular Meeting of the Mayor and Council of the City of Chubbuck, held in the Municipal Building of the City of Chubbuck on March 12, 1968. Called to order 8:03 P.M. Present - Twiggs, Hillman, Henry, Buchanan, Thompson and McDevitt. Minutes of the last rehular meeting read and approved as read. Ordinance # 75- The Annual Appropriation Ordinance for fiscal year 1968 read in full by McDevitt. Mayor Twiggs asked if there were any objections to the Ordinance. There was no protest. Motion to suspend the rules, read once in full and twice by Title made by Henry, seconded by Thompson. Roll call vote , Hillman-yes, Henry -yes and Thompson -yes. Ordinance # 75 then read twice by Title by McDevitt. Motion to approve passage of Ordinance # 75 made by Hillman, seconded by Henry. Roll call vote, Hillman- yes, Henry -yes, and Thompson -yes. Greener Pastures- Attorney's need more tiie to study this further. They are meeting in Attorney Gerald Olsen's Office at 3:00 P.M. on March 13, 1968. Pocatello J C's- Layne Hahn requested information on a License for a Circus at the Farigr6unds to be held on May 31, 1968. The Circus is for two preformances on one day. Chubbuck to furnish Police Services. J C's will furnish the Insurance and are willing to pay the City of Chubbuck for the City's extra help. McDevitt stated that an Ordinanc is not required for a one day preformance. After discussion motion was made by Buchanan that the City charge $50.00 a day for a special permit for this circus, and the City will furnish the Police service. Motion seconded by Hillman. All in favor. Banncok Cable T*V- Joe Bond asked that a Franchise Ordinance be drawn up for Chubbuck to allow Bannock Cable T -V to operate in the City Limits. He stated that all channels, including 3 and 8 are available on the Cable. McDevitt explained Pocatello's attitude on installation of the Cable in Chubbuck, which was that both contracts should expire at the same timev so the service remains constant for both cities. Buchanan asked about inspection costs, and Bond asnwered that Bannock Cable would pay this cost. Decision was that this needs time for further study on all aspects of the situation. Water Hpok -up outside limits- Jim Walton asked for a water hook -up to his property at the corner of Hawthorne Road and Siphon. Thompson stated that we need water for the City firstand in the future we may be required to put meters on outside limits users. The price of the hook -up would be on a cost plus basis, but in no case would it be less than the $75.00 now required for a 3/4 inch hook -up, and the monthly water fee would be the same as outside limits now, until the Ordinance is revised. Walton agreed to all this plus the cost of a meter in the future if one is installed for him. Fireworks- Jack Egbert asked if the 25th Ward could sell fire works for 5 days around the 4th of July. Decision was that if they would conform to State Law regarding the sale of safe fireworks all they would need from the City would be the regular $5.00 store license. Ordinance # 60 regarding Junk cars - Dwain Kinghorn of Hiway Ave. stated that on Hiway Ave. junk autos are left parked on the street. They are an eyesore, unsafe, they block the view and they do not have license plates. Ordinance # 60, section 21 was read by Mayor Twiggs. Thompson stated that this Ordinance needs enforcing, and all agreed with him. Build4lgs that are moved in and just let stand will come under this Ordinance too. Streets will be marked with new signs as soon as the signs arrive. Burley Drive Water Line- McOnber stated that the cost should be pro -rated on a per foot frontage basis. Mrs Grooms said all parties concerned are willing to go on with the project from Newbolds on south. There are 11 parties involved in this agreement, and none are willing to go for cost if the line from Chubbuck Road to Newbolds place. Newbold said they wanted a 50 foot road from Chubbuck Road to Burley Drive. After a long discussion by Hegstrom and Grooms concerning deeds to roads, etc., the City's view was explained by McDevitt, in which he stated that the City would pay for the 13 Survey, Title Insurance and Legal Lxpenses. Buchanan stated that the City will not in- vest any more money there until the citizens reach an agreement among themselves. Hegstrom said their street was oiled when the City took them in. Decision was for these residents to continue their own meeting in the basement of the Municipal Building so the Council could continue with their business of other City matters. Pump Insurance- Mr. Ranberg expalined the policies on the Pumps. After discussion it was decided to seek additional information before renewing Insurance on Pumps. Buchanan stated that it just might pay the City to carry their own Insurance, as the policies do not cover very much reapir work on the pumps. Bills for month presented to Board. Motion to approve payment made by henry, seconded: by Hillman. All in favor. Financial report for month presented to Board. Letter of Proposal from Roy Neider read by Mayor Twiggs. Letter is attached herewith to these minutes. Buchanan stated that we can help the community as a whole, but not individual gain. Henry stated that for future development we should go with Neider on this proposal as ne need the line for future school. A long discussion followed. Buchanan made a motion that due to past policies as of August, 1967 we cannot deviate now cannot accept Neider's Proposal. This motion was withdrawn for lack of a second. Thompson proposed that we change the present hook -up fee of $'r5.00 to $115.00. No action was taken on this proposal. Hillman made a motion that if Neider paid $2,925.00 on hook -ups, we will take $1,000.00 off the Bost of pipe and Neider pays balance of the pipe, plus digging, installation and backfilling. We pay the difference @tween the cost of 8 inch and six inch pipe for approximately 500 feet. This motion was withdrawn. Buchanan then reinstated his motion that due to past policies as of August, 1967 we cannot deviate now and cannot accept Neider's porposal. Motion then spconded by Thompson. Thompson, Buchanan and Henry in favor of motion. Hillman voted no on motion. City Office in Quonset Building- Buchanan stated that we need an architect to draw up plans for this project, then we can either piece -meal the work or put it out for bids. Thompson said the Heed to the Fire Station should be checked out first, as it may say that if the present site is abonded as a City Office the property goes back to the original owner or to thi Estates of the original owner, Roy Getty. Street Dept. Dump Truck- Hensley asked what they intend to do about a truck. Thompson asked if we need a new one or if a used one will do. Hillman suggested that we get a new one. Hensley is to get the specs ready and give them to Mayor Twiggs, and we will have to put it out for bids. Committee to study Bannock Cable T -V- Buchanan, Thompson and hex Christensen were appointed to study this. Planning Committee- McDevitt dais he needs to know just what powers this committee will have before he can draw up an Ordinance creating such a Committee. Delinquent Water Accounts- All agreed to have cards printed pertaining to delinquent accounts. Copy of message on cards is attached herewith to these minutes. Meeting recessed at 11 :47 P.M. to klarch 26, 1968 at 8 :00 P.M. to carry on further City Business. Mayor City Clerk /