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Home My Public Portal About1959.03.02 Council Minutes26 March 2, 1959 A regular( meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of McCall was held on the above date and the following business transacted. Members present were Roberts Present Fogg er Burnside Fortin Ruark Absent Also present was Charles Spence, the Village attorney. Fogg moved the meeting of January 1959 be adjourned which motion was seconded by Burnside and carried unanimously. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved as read. No further report on the Westcott property was made at this time. The street completion on the Dewey -Davis sub -division was briefly discussion and it was the opinion of the Bard that aboit 210 feet remain to be constructed. Regarding the crossing on Stibnite Avenue tothe School House on Union Pacific railway, Spence and Paul Drew inspected the crossing and Drew suggested a letter be written as the estimated cost by the UP appear to be unreasonable. Spence read a copy of a Letter to UPRR protesting the cost of the installation and no answer had been received as yet. Roberts reported on a conversation with Roberts/and Sm'th on the map for the zoning of the Village which could be drawn through the Idaho Municipal League. The map cost ap,oroximately $100 and they would also provide a Zoning Guide. Following discussion Fogg moved the Board authorized Roberts to negotiate it with the Idaho Municipal League on the drawing of the map for zoning purposes. The motion was seconded by Burnside and declared carried unanimously. Roberts presented a traffic code from the Idaho Municipal League tbat takes care of everyt ing necessary for enforcement on a city or Village level. Blake presented his recommendations oh speeds, stop -signs, and etc. on the School Zone. Following discussion the Board referred the matter to be cleared with Ruark. A discussion on the proposed speed limits for referat..to Ruark were speeds of 20 mi per hour and 5 stop signs on the back streets and streets converging on the cementary road to the School House. The towing costs of cars off the street during the winter time when the streets were plowed were discussed. It was the opinion of the Board that cards should be printed up to be distributed for conventions and tourists through the hotels,, and taping places in the Village. Roberts reported on the critizisam resulting from the towing of cars at the recent convention. Discussion of a map on the card showing parking areas, etc. was briefly discussed. The construction of a dog pound was also briefly discussed. Burnside presented the completed plans on the proposed caddie house. Following discussionBurnside was to get copies made of the plans and cost estimates to be presented to the Board. Burnside reported the Progressive Club request to keep the grass by the Public Dock watered and the installation of benches. Spence reported on the Snow removal ordinance following which Burnside introduced and moved the adoption of proposed ordinance # 209, an ordinance providingtthat owners, tenants, or occupants of certain Land shall be required to remove all snow, rubbish and ioe from any sidewalk abutting such land within 24 hrs. of the occurance of such condition and providing that the Village may removes' such snow, rubbish or ice when said owner, occupant or tenant shall fail fo do so within said time and thereafter assessed the cost thereof against the premises abutting the sidewalks. Fogg moved the rules b8 suspended for the passage of proposed ordinance #209 which motion wasseconded by Fortin and declared carried unanimously. Proposed ordinance # 209 was read at length and twice by title. Fogg seconded the motion moving the adoption of proposed ordinance # 209. Question: The Chairman declared the unanimous passage of the ordinance. The loudspeaker at the Park Motel was discussed and reported that it was not being turned off at the time designated by the Village. Spence was instructed to write a letter to the Park Motel. The budget for the 1959-1960 fiscal year Was briefly discussed. A letter from Paris was read showing a balance of $2538.97 against the Village shop which should be included in the budget. The several bills were read for payment: And regarding the Nelson bill on the Childers property,..,Ackaret was instructed to inform them that the Childers house is too low for proper disposal and any liability by being connected to the Village Sewer is assumed by Childers. Leonard Ackaret William Kirk Marion Allen G. F. Blake Henry Stewart Charles Spence Edwin Alexander Carl Rossellz' M. W. Golden L. M. Johnson Wayne Cox Del Catlin Wayne Webb Charles May Jim Nelson Ray Beneke Ray Boston Ernie Maurer Harold Rigenhagen Herman Blackwell Annabel Blake Asa Clements Tidewater Assoc. Oil Idaho Power Co. Mobil Service McCc 1 l Drug Gateway 66 Service ldah® Typewriter National Motor Service Pettibone Brothers Syms-York Co. Acheson Moto6s Norco Goodman Electric J hn Phillips Standard Oil Co. Gem State Te.ephone Ralph Paris Stockwells U. W. Post Office Petty Cash Edwin Alexander Streets -Water Clerk Lib -Clerk -Sewer Police Dump Legal Police Fire ,, ,, r, ,, 11 11 11 Police ►► ,, Streets Fire Clerk Police Clerk Streets Poti:e Election -Clerk Police -Streets Streets Fire Police Streets Fire Police 11 $330.82 146.25 108.34 206.39 19.50 50.00 268.97 1.50 3.00 6.50 6.50 6. 50 3. 50 16.00 2.00 2.00 1.50 3.50 58. 50 39.25 24. 38 252.17 17.13 363.40 3. 75 2.00 1.20 4.40 5.20 20.56 114.22 70.00 12.30 9. 72 1.25 204.41 36.60 125.00 12.00 6.95 21.00 20.00 Burnside moved that the bills be allowed and ordered paid, which motion was seconded by Fortin and carried unanimously. No further business coming before the Board_t mee recessed until the call of the Chair. ATTEST:Clerk