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HomeMy Public PortalAbout1959 May - July 6th Council Minutes 27g3 May 4, 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 " Ruark " Fortin " Fogg " Burnside " Fortin moved the meeting of April 6, 1959 be adjourned which motion was seconded by Ruark and dec bred carried unanimously. The minutes of the previous me. tings were read and approved as read. Roberts stated that as an election had been held the Board should be reorganized prior to the transaction of any business. The Board then proceeded to canvass the election results. The Board counted 350 ballots , two spoiled, and found the following results: Burnside 286, F. E. Petrie 72, A. M. Roberts 237, & Pete Wallace 74. The oath of office was then administered to Trustees Roberts and Burnside by the Clerk. Roberts then declared the nomiations were now open for a Chairman of the Board of Trustees. Ruark moved that Roberts be nominated as Chairman of the Board of Trustees. Fogg moved that nominations close which motion was seconded by Fortin. Burnside seconded the motion of Roberts as Chairman of the Board which motion was declared carried unanimously. Fogg moved that William Kirk be reappointed as Clerk and Treasurer of the Village which motion was seconded by Fortin and declared carried unanimously. Regarding the purchase of the Westcott property Spence reported that he and Wyman Zachary had a meeting scheduled next week with Ike Westcott. Spence reported on a meeting with the Railroad engineer on the proposed railroad crossing on Stibnite Avenue. The converstation with Joe Collins #• the Section crew forsnan„reported on and the possibility of the section crew installing the crossing was discussed. Ruark reported on the recommendations on the School Zone and the County Noad speed limits. Spence read recommendations that were discussed following which Spence discussed the repeal of the 1949 code on thry streets and speed limits. A special ordiance would not be necessary on thry streets and speed limits. The approval of the Board would be necessary for any changes. Following discussion on recommended speed limits, the proposition of the highway department furnishing signs and postings was briefly discussed. Following 'discussion Fogg suggested that Spence be instructed to draw the ordinance. Spence reported on his meeting with Dorris regarding the dogs. Dorris stated he would take care of the one dog which wasbarking and would build a fence and attempt to take care of the alleged nusiance. The construction of a dog pound at the dump yard was discussed and Ruark and Blake were instructed to report tothe Board. Regarding the zoning, Roberts reported that he had not yet received any word from Roberts and Smith. Jack Hayes who was present explained the Vill -ge liability insurance coverage and quoted for the coming year a preaium of $1006. 11. He briefly explained the several coverages and amounts attributable to the various portions of th.--, Viddage following which Burnside moved the policy be accepted which motion was seconded by Fogg and decoared carried unan imas l y. Roberts stated 4he4 the following assigments of the Trustees: Ruark- - - -- - -Police and Library Burnside - - - - Golf and Civil Defense, Parks and Beaches and Fire Dept. Pogo - - Water and Sewer and Airport Fortin -Streets and Dump Roberts Hospital 2 Burnside briefly reported on the plans for the Caddy Huse and the several changes that should be made prior to the obtaining bids. The plans were discussed in detail. Roberts briefly reported on the public health bulletin in connection with the additional hospital facilities giving priorities of each area etc. The chances of receiving any Hill-Burton funds in this area were not good. There followed a brief report on the occupancy of the hogitil the necessity of future expansion. There followed a brief discussion on the time of spraying for mosquitoes. A .. Blake discussed the matte of drawing blood from people of blood-atbohol tests at the hospital and Ruark stated he would discuss the matter with Vassar or Pflug. Blake reported on a request with Dick Bier to block off traffic. /t was the opinion of the Board that the street was not in the vill ge limits. The request for fire works from the American Legion was reported by the Clerk. Following dispassion Burnside moved the Village donate up to $200 on the 4th of July fireworks as needed. The motion was seconded by Ruark and declared carried unanimously. The request of the Pronressive Club to repaint the Library was reported by the Clerk and the matter was deferred to Ruark. The several Bills were read for payment: Leonard Ackaret Streets-Water $330.82 William Kirk Clerk 146.25 Marion Allen Lib. Cierk, Sewer 89. 57 Granville Blake Police 316.39 Charles Spence Legal 50.00 Henry St4wart Dump 19. 50 Edwin Alexander Police 288.97 Barbara South Lib. 25.00 ^° Charles May Golf 313. 92 Lewis Seiber Golf 81. 90 Lola 's Cafe Police 11.75 R. R. Bowker CO. Lib. 6.00 Petty Cash Stamp 3.00 Orin Raymond Golf 30. 10 M;tcham Specialty Water 51.00 Asa Clements Street-Water 170. 12 Rosemond Words P lice 26.32 Harold Rigenhagen Police 23.40 Herman Blackwell Police 5.85 Edwin Alexander " 10.00 May H-rdware Golf 8. 94 HBlltop Motel Streets 1. 80 John Phillips Police 12.60 D. M. Mordling Streets 39.25 Brown's Tie & Lumber Golf 4. 38 Gem State Telepnone 30.65 Idaho Power Co. 354.30 Idaho Minicipal 93.84 Charles Tinsley Golf 2.00 OK Rubber Police 51. 00 McC- 11 Merc " 1.84 Payette Lakes Lumber Golf-Police 9.80 *OMAcheson Motors Police 23.50 Bus's Service Fire-Gclf 9.27 Standard 0; 1 Co. L;b. Fire. 'Water 75.09 Grandy's Garare Golf 5.00 Charles J. May 17. 55 BillMorris Clean Up 18.00 Ralph Paris Streets 125.00 Field Enterprise 137.84 Sawtooth Co. Fire 240.46 G. F. Bla-<e Police 20.00 Adams Grader Payment 4647.84 Mrs. A. A. Goodman Election 45. 50 Fortin moved the bills be allowed and ordered paid which motion was seconded by Burnside and declared carried unanimously. No further business coming before the Board the meetin was declared 2i5 recessed until the call of the Ch„ir. ha i rman -� Clerk:ATTEST June 1, 1959 A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of McCall was held on the above date and the following business was transacted. Members present were: Roberts " d'urn s i de " Ruark Fortin " Fogg Excused Also present was Charles Spence, the Village attorney. Fortin moved the meeting of May 4, 1959, be adjouped which motion was seconded by Ruark and declared carries' unanimously. The minutes of the previous mertiog were read and approved as read. Regarding the right-of-way east of the airport to the new dump ground, Fortin reported the construction of cattle-guards and some fence were necessary to open the road. Roberts explained the need for the new route do to street right-of-way problems. Fortin reported on several types of cattle-guards that would be eccept/able for use by the Village. 'he following discussion on the several types. Burnside moved the Board order two Powder River type cattle-guards at .$187 each, complete. Bill , Reinhardt, who was present stated the type of fence necessary , which /. a four wire fence on twelve inch centers, three stays. . Deinhardt stated he would furnish the stays. Burnside moved that the Board accept Deinhardt 's proposal which motion was seconded by Fortin and declared carried unanimously. Regarding the, posting of the streets and the changing of speed limits, Spence discused a proposed ordinance which was an ordinance repealing section 9-1014 of the Village of McCall Code of 1949; and, amending section 9-1010 of the Village of McCall Code cf 1949 to provide that the county road from the intersection of Stibnite Avenue to the inter- section of said county road with highway 15, shall be a through street; and, providing for the regulation of motor vehicle speed on the public, streets and alleys of the Village of McCall by delegating to the Chief of Police the power to promulgate traffic rules by and with the ,'&fee e# approval of the Village Trustees and fixing the penalties for vio- lation thereof. 'here followed discussion on the proposed ordinance and it was the oppinion of the Board that the ordinance should include the entire Village. The ordinance was to be reported on at the meeting which was to be held on the 19th. Spence reported on the Westrot Oil Company lease and read the specific changes. following discussion on the 'Nestcot lease and agreement to purchase, Fortin moved that the Board accept the agreement to purchase the .'estcot property as amended and the clerk and Chairman be author- ized to sigh the agreement and return to the Vestcot Oil Company. 'he motion was seconded by Ruark and declared carried unanimously. r"" Regarding the proposed cross _ng on Stibnite Avenue, -pence read a letter from the Union Pacific engineer estimating the cost of cross- ing on Stibnite Avenue at approximately $709. Joe Collins, who was present, Feported on the possibility of the section crew installing a skeleton crossing. Spence was instructed to meet with Collins to talk to the Union Pacific engineer and see if the section crew could install the skeleton crossing as outlined. Regarding the Idaho Municipal League meeting, Which was to be held in McL-all in June, 'oberts stated a member of the Village Board should be selected to vote for the Village at the convention. Fortin moved that Roberts be designated as the representitive of the Village of McCall to the Idaho Municipal Leage convention. 'he motion was seconded by Ruark any.' declared carried unanimously. 276 Follo:^ling further discussion on the Idaho Municipal League con- vention, Burnside moved the members attending the Id ho Municipal Leaaue convention be admit#ed to the golf course free of charge through Saturdqy of the convention. The motion was seconded by Ruark and declared carried unanimously. Burnside reported on the proposed caddy house and the proposed advertisement for bids. The final plans were reviewed in detail. Ruark moved that Burnside and Roberts be authorized to procede with the plans as adopted and make any chanties necessary andthe Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids which would be open on June 19, 1959. The motion was seconded by Fortin and declared carried unanimously. Roberts stated he had nothing to report on the zoning although the work on the map and tentative zoning plans were proced:na. Regarding the Paris property, which is currently being used as the village shop, an outstanding balance in the amount of 11963. 13 was read to the Board as computed by a certified public accountant as requested. Following discussion Burnside moved the Village pay off the balance on the Village Shop to Ralph Paris. The motion was seconded by Ruark and declared carried unanimously. Ruark briefly reported on the dog pound and the cost of wiring and netting for construction of same. Following additional discussion, Ruark stated he would report at a Later date with additional in- formation on the pound. Regarding the request for assistance on oiling the Village street . by the Stockwell parking lot, Fortin reported an approximate cost of $224. Blake reported on a new type traffic ticket with five copies as pro- vided by the last legislature. Following discussion, the Board approved the printing of same. Blake reported cn the possibility of a police officer taking bail when a Justice of the Peace was not available, or to avoid middle of the night calls. 'here followed a discussion on the bad points of an officer taking money, etc. There also followed a discussion of overtime parking on the back streets, following which the police were instructed to study the problem' overtime parking and discuss the matter with the offenders. Ackaret reported on leaks on privately owned water pipe lines and the problems of Village maintenance. Also discussed were the water- meter installation rates now set at .540. The matter was tabled un- til Fogg could be present and recommend any change. The grade on the new building which is being constructed by the Gem State Telephone `'ompany was discussed and Ackaret reported the pre- sent oil would be the only grade. Bids on proposed water oxtention on the east end of town were briefly discussed, following which the Board approved the advertisement for bids. The painting of the new parking lanes were discussed and the violation of the State law by angle parking was discussed. Following discussion on the violation by angle parking, Fortin moved that parallel parking be approved in the Village of McCall and the lanes be painted as soom as possible. The motion was seconded by Burnside and declared carried unanimously. the Clerk reported on the complaint on the Pete Stewert property by Doc. Prestle. Spence was instructed to send a notice to Stewert to hook onnihe Village sewer. The request of Walter Beyer to purchase ten feet of Village right- of-way was reported by the Clerk. Following discussion, it was the opcinion of fhe Board the request be denied. The 'Warren Cambell sewer credit request was reported by the Clerk and Ackaret was instructed to meet with Cambell on the matter. Regarding the transfer of ground from the Village of McCall to school district 421 was reported on by Spence and the necessity of a resol- ution and an ordinance were necessary to complete the transfer. The RESOLUTION ,III Whereas, the Village of McCall is the grantee of the following described real property in McCall, Valley County, Idaho: Block A Brundage subdivision of the Village of McCall, Valley County, State of Idaho, accoring to the official plat thereof now an file in the office of the County Recorder in Valley County, State of Idaho. By and through a deed from the Boise Payette Lumber Co. dated June 10, 1946, and filed for record June 18, 1947, in Book No. 26 at page No. 125 of deeds, and Whereas, said property was deeded far the express purpose of the construction of a public school and public school playing fields, with right of reversion to grantor after 10 years if such purposes were not met. Whereas, a waiver of the right of reversion has been duly executed by the Boise Payette Lumber Co. (now Boise Cascade Corporation) and, Whereas, the Board of Trustees of School District No. 421-B has determined that a larger parcel of property is necessary for the construction of a new combination elementary and high school building in McCall, Idaho, and have made all arrangements necessary for the trade of the above described lands for land suitable for such construction, all at no cost to taxpayers, and, Whereas, the Board of Trustees may, by vote of three-fourths of the elected, qualified and acting councilmen, and by ordinance duly enacted, transfer real property owned by the Village to a school District, with or without consideration (50-1001 I.C.A.) Now therefore, be it resolved by the Board of Trustees of the Village of McCall, that the Chairman and Clerk of the Board be empowered to execute the proper instruments for the transfer of said above described lands to School District No. 421-B of Valley County, State of Idaho. Approved and passed by the Board of Trustees of the Village of_,McCa1l,-. Idaho, this irbit day of-A 4-, / ATTEST: f -�J Chairman /'" (/ Village Clerk 2 7 7 waiver of reversion from the Boise-Payette Lumber Company was briefly discussed, following which Burnside introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: q T� • yi«...4 �Ln Fortin introduced and moved the adoption of proposed ordinance number 208. An ordinance providing for the transfer of block A of the Brundage subdivision of the Village of McCall, Idaho, to School district 421-B ofValley County, Idaho, in conformance with section 50-1001, Chapter 10, Idaho, codes annotated, and for the purpose of providing land for school purposes. Burnside moved the rules be suspended for the passage of proposed ordinance number 208. "he motion for suspention of the rules was seconded by Ruark and de- clared carried unanimously. Burnside seconded the motion moving the adoption of proposed ordinance number 208. Ordinance #208 was read twice by title and once at length and put upon its final passage. Question, the proposed ordinance #208 was declared carried unanimously. The following bills were read for payment: Leonard Ackaret Streets-Water $189.27 William Kirk Clerk 156.00 Marion Allen Lib. , Clerk, Sewer 116. 55 Granville Blake Police 315. 93 Henry Stewert Dump 19. 50 Charles May Golf 313. 92 Charles Spence Legal 50.00 Edwin "cexander Police 305.39 Ralph Paris Shop 1963. 13 Gem State Telephone 45. 80 Allen Smith Fire 3.00 Ken Rosec.rans Fire 7. 50 Wayne Webb Fire 1. 50 Carl Rossetti Fire 3.00 Bill Fitzwater Fire 1. 50 Ernie Maurer Tire 3.00 Jim Nelson Fire 1. 50 Del Catlin Fire 10. 50 Wayne Cox Fire 12.00 Bus Johnson Fire 6.00 W.L. Rhom Fire 6.00 Doone Michael Fire 6.00 M.W. Golden Fire 6.00 F.E. Petrie Fire 6.00 Mark Johannasen Fire 6.00 Frank Stewart Fire 6.00 Charles May Fire 24. 86 2 S Joseph Beemon Police ` 5.00 City of Boise Fire 2.00 Standard Oil Company Lib. Police, Fire, Golf 105. 19 Payette Lakes Star Police, Board, Election 28. 80 Grandy 's Garage Fire 11. 50 McCall M. dical Clinic Police 5.00 J. H. Hayes 1066. 11 Idaho Power L-ompany 338. 23 Bentley Company Golf 21. 50 Johnson Flying Service Spraying 450.00 Texas Company Police, Golf 15. 72 ltex Police 1. 55 Rowland Bros. Water 30.00 Oregon News Company Lib. 33.71 Doubleday and Company Lib. 96.00 H.H. Huntley Co. Lib. 4.84 Lola 's Cafe Police 7.80 Petty Cash Golf, Water, Sewer 18. 15 H.W. Wilson Company Lib. 28.00 Dehlin-Hayes Lib. 192. 39 Herman Blackwell Police, OAB 70.20 8osamond Woods Police, OAB 24. 37 Lewis Seeber Golf, OAB 119.93 Arthur Donica P_: Lice, 04B 81. 90 Bob Bears Streets 22.50 William Morris 38.02 Asa Clements Streets, '"later, Sewer 244. 94 Burnside moved the hills be allowed and ordered paid. The motion was seconded by Ruark and declared carried unanimously. No further business coming before the Board the meeting was declare recessed until the call of . the chair. airman derk:ATTEST June 19, 1959 Continuation of regular meetina of June 1, 1959 Members pry. sent : Roberts Burnside Fong Fortin Pt Ruark rr The chairman stated the meeting was called for the purpose of opening the bids on the proposed construction of a caddy house at the rolf course. 01•014- The only bid from R.W. Luekenga Construction Company in the amount of 10, 135 was read to the Board. Chet ghalyver, who ,vas present, briefly explained the bid on what was included by the Village of McCall in the construction of the caddy house and what was furnished by the construction company. Following discussion Burnside moved the hid of R. W. Luekenga Con- struction Company be accepted which motion was seconded by Fortin and declared carried unanimously. The proposed air breakfast was briefly discussed and the invitation to the Commander at the Mountain Home Air Force Base was briefly discussed. Roberts t,riefly reported on the Idaho Municip.a Leag'e meeting being CERTIFIED COPY OF CORPORATE RESOLUTION (CHECKING ACCOUNT) Village of McCall - - - General Fund (Name) I, the undersigned, hereby certify to The Idaho First National Bank, Mc Ca l 1 , Idaho, that I am Secretary of V i l l cr e of Mc Ca l a corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of 1 d c h o that the following is a true copy of a resolution duly adopted by the Board of Directors of said Corporation at a meeting duly held on the 3rd day of "'ur ur t , 19 5 A , at which a quorum was present; and that such resolution has not been rescinded or modified. RESOLVED, that The Idaho First National Bank, MCC' l 1 ,Idaho,is hereby designated as a depository of this Corporation and that a checking account be opened and maintained in the name of this Corporation with said Bank; that any two of the following officers of this Corporation: (one,two,etc.) Trustees and Clerk (Designate by title, not name, combinations, if any,in which officers will sign) is/are hereby authorized, on behalf of this Corporation, and in its name: to sign checks, drafts, notes, bills of exchange, acceptances, or other orders for the payment of money from said account; to endorse checks, notes, bills, certificates of deposit, or other instruments,owned, or held by this Corporation, for deposit in said account, or for collection or discount by said Bank; to accept drafts, acceptances, and other instruments pay- able at said Bank; to waive demand, protest, and notice of protest, or dishonor of any check, note, bill, draft, or other instrument made, drawn, or endorsed by this Corporation; and FURTHER RESOLVED, that The Idaho First National Bank, Mc Ca 1 1 , Idaho, be and it hereby is authorized to honor, receive, certify,or pay all instruments signed in accordance with the foregoing resolution even though drawn or endorsed to the order of any officer signing the same or tendered for cashing, or in payment of the individual obligation of such officer, or for deposit to his personal account, and said Bank shall not be required, or be under any obligation to inquire as to the circumstances of the issuance, or use of any instrument signed in accordance with the foregoing resolution, or the application, or disposition of such instrument, or the proceeds thereof; and FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Secretary shall certify to said Bank the names of the presently duly elected and qualified officers of this Corporation and shall from time to time hereafter as changes in the personnel of said officers are made, immediately certify such changes to the Bank, and said Bank shall be fully protected in relying on such certifications of the Secretary and shall be indemnified and saved harmless from any claims, demands, expenses, loss, or damage resulting from, or growing out of, honoring the signature of any officer so certified, or refusing to honor any signature not so certified; and FURTHER RESOLVED, that the foregoing resolutions shall remain in full force and effect until written notice of their amendment or rescission shall have been received by said Bank, and that receipt of such notice shall not affect any action taken by the Bank prior thereto; and C 34 FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Secretary be, and he hereby is, authorized and directed to certify to The Idaho First National Bank, ��Cc 1 l , Idaho, the foregoing resolution and that the provisions thereof are in conformity with the Charter and By-Laws of this Corporation. I further certify that there is no provision in the Charter or By-Laws of said Corporation limiting the power of the Board of Directors to pass the foregoing resolution and that the same is in conformity with the provisions of said Charter and By-Laws. I further certify that the following are the titles,names and official signatures of the present officers of this Corporation: TITLE NAME CIA IGNATUR IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of said Corporation, this 97thdayof Aur'usf , 19 59 (CORPORATE SEAL) Secretary. held in McCall. Following acceptance of the bid of the R. W. Luekenqa Construction Company, Chet Chalver was instructed to draw a standard form contract between the Village of McC ll and the contractor. No further business coming before the Board the meeting declared recessed until the call of the Ch • /tha i rman `''Clerk: ATTEST July 6, 1959 A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of McCall, Valley County Idaho was held on the above date and the following business transacted. Members present: Roberts Fortin " Burnside it Ruark " Fogr rr Burnside moved the meeting of June 1, 1959 be adjurned which motion was seconded by Rua rk and declared carried unanimously. The minutes of the previous meeting were road and approved as read. Fogg presented plans on the construction of proposed hangers for the storage of private aircraft at the air port. Ihe methods of financing and the proposed construction and plans were examined by the Board. The approximate cost of the type of construction was slightly over $2000. the method of handling the finances were discussed and it was the oppinion that the money be placed in escro with the Idaho First National Bank by the owner of the aircraft and at such time as the hanger was completed the money would be paid to the contractor. A rental of from 525 to y`35 per year would be payable on each hanger to the Village of McCall for the lease on the ground and minor main- tenance. Following discussion tentitive approval was given by the Board to the proposed hanger project. Fogg was instructed to procede with the plans and the construction. Brad Scudder of Engineering Sales and Service was present and talked to the Board on street maintenance and presented costs and brochures on items such as rollers, oil mixers, and etc. No actioh was taken by the Board. Spence was instructed to check and see why the ''Vestcott Oil lease had not been returned to the Village. Roberts reported on the flag raising ceremony on the 4th of July and the 49 star flag and reported on the community effort of all parties involved. the assigning of duties of raising and lowering the flag were discussed. Following discussion Fortin moved the flag be turned over to the American Legion and it be flown on special occasions. The motion was seconded by Fogg and declared carried unanimously. Regarding the dump road Fortin reported the necessity of the survey of the road before it could be constructed. Also a deed was necessary on the street for construction. a � Spence reported on the crossing at Stibnite Avenue and read a Letter to the Union Pacific from the Village stating the Village would furn- ish the necessary planking. No reply had been received from the Union Pacific at the time of the meeting. The zoning map had not been yet received oy the Village. A report was made by the Clerk on a letter received by Ralph Paris regarding a refund of Village taxes on the shop which was leased from Paris. Regarding water and sewer connections, Ackaret reported the current charge was ; 40 and the actual cost of the Village is now approximately 't7n, r ► l o ,;ran ,4i -o io„ ^-raved the water connection charge be 175 which motion was seconded by Burnside and declared carried unanimously. Regarding the nuisance of aete Stewart, it was reported by Spence that his notification to Stewart had been returned unclaimed in the mail. Fong reported an a complaint of the LaFay house not being hooked on the sewer. It was reported by Ackaret that LaFay had been in town and intended to hook on to the sewer. The complaint on °orris 's dogs by C.L. Burdett was again made to Spence. However, there were no complaints at the meeting. Ackaret briefly reported on the dog pound, there followed discussion on the construction of some. Burnside reported on the construction of the caddy house at the golf course. The footings were poured and construction was started. Materials were cut and stacked outside the sight of construction. Some of the materials could not be furnished by Brownand the approximate cost of these items, which were mostly plumbing items, were 3400. 17. They consisted of two closets, two lavatories, sink, floor drain, and etc. Spence reported on proposed ordinance No. 210 following which Ruark introduced and moved thc: adoption of proposed ordinance No. 210 which was an ordinance repealing sections 9-1010 and 9-1014 of the Village of McCall Code of 1949; and, providing for the establisment of through streets and regulation of motor vehicles speed on the public streets and alleys of McCall by delegating to the Chief of Police the power to promulgate traffic rules by and with the approval of the Village Trustees and fixing a penalty for the violation thereof. ' here, followed discussion on the proposed ordinance following which Fogg moved the rules be suspended for the passage of proposed ordinance No. 210. the motion to suspend the rules was seconded by Fortin and declared carried unanimously. Foea seconded the motion adopting proposed ordinance No.210 following_: which it was declared carried unanimously by the chairman. Burnside stated that plans for the golf tournament were underway and the trophies had been ordered. There was no anticipated delay for the contractor on the construction of the caddy house for a lack of materials. Fogg briefly reposted on the air breakfast and stated that 160 to 180 aircraft were here and about 500 people had breakfast at the Shore Lodge. Roberts reported on the Idaho Municiple League meeting and reported that Moscow would sponger the meeting in McCall next year. Ackaret stated he had no report on Campbell sewer. Blake 's recommendations were read to the Village Board regarding the speed limits in the Village and recommendations on posting were read. Fops, moved that the Chief of Police submit to the Village Board traffic rules and reputations to be considered by the Board and that 30MPH speed limit be in force until other limits are adopted. The motions was seconded by Burnside and declared carried unanimously. Ackaret briefly reported on parallel parking and stated the hack streets for parallel parking should be posted and also the parallel parking should be extended to Acheson 's Body Shop, Timm electric, Green Lantern, and etc. Regarding the caution lights Roberts appointed Fortin, and Ruark to work with Blake and make recommendations to the Board regarding the location of the caution lights and the method of obtaining same. The Board approved the sign which Blake reported vas in front of the Police Station reserving the space for the parking of the police car. The parking in front of the Yacht Club was briefly discussed and the angle parking use of the area in front of the Yacht Club, as a public street was discussed. No action was taken by the Board. The Clerk reported the reciept of $1r5q( .00 from the County on past expenditures on the air port. The spray constributions received by the Village of McCall as of this date were approximately " 700. Regarding the request of the American Legion to assist with the fire works on the 4th of July, the Clerk reported a request from the Legion in the amount of S16. 12 which was necessary to complete payment of the fireworks. Fogg moved the $16. 12 be paid to the American Legion and a letter be written to the Legion commending them for the 4th of July fire works. The motion was seconded by Burnside and declared carried unanimously. Ackaret briefly reported on the building code on the inter fire limits and some of the problems connected on the fringe of the fire zone and the intention of a building code. Following discussion on the past interpetation, Ackaret was instructed to continue as he had in the past on the building code restrictions. The following bills were read for payment following .which Burnside moved the bills be approved and ordered paid which motion was seconded by Ruark and declared carried unanimously. Leonard Ackaret .Streets-water ?189. 27 U.S. Post Office Spray 10.40 Art Donica Police 10.00 U.S. Post Office Spray 5.40 Valley County Clerk .60 C & T Paving Street Const. 244.80 Leonard Ackaret Streets-water 356. 11 William Kirk Clerk 156.00 Marion Allen Clerk-Sewer-Lib. 147.00 G.F. Blake Police 335. 93 Henry Stewart Dump, GA8 19.50 Chas. J. May Golf 313. 92 Chas Spence Legal 50.00 Edwin Alexander Police 305.39 Lewis Seeber Golf 24. 96 Ottis G. Caldwell Police 127.82 Emerson Thomas Golf 60.31 Alfred Bell Golf 138.01 Art Donica Police 128. 98 McCall Medical Clinic Police 5.00 Gem State Te lephohe 90.80 Table Supply Police 2.09 Statesman Newspaper Golf 5.25 Oakley-Moody Police 14.20 McCall Merc Golf-Police 5.25 Commercial Welding Co. Street Const. 423.00 Van '',-'Waters and Ropers, Inc. Water 22. 50 Shell Oil Co. Spray 488.70 Orin Raymond Police 29.75 Standard Oil Co. Lib. -Police-Fire-Streets 99.65 Cummins Idaho, Inc. Streets 43. 75 J. H. Hayes Water-St. -Police- 'ire 8.04 Idaho Power Co. 358.74 Custom Sweeping Police 222.90 Sawtoo ih Co. Fire 83. 50 Payette Lakes L✓>r. Co. Police 1. 70 McCall Cleaners Lib. 3. 95 The 7estern Store Police 9. 90 Bus 's Service Wolf 25.26 Ayi Idaho Concrete , Pipe Co. 'l(- ter 135.00 A.M. Roberts Board 15.00 Brown 's Tie P Lbr. Co. St.- '%a ter-Co t f 48.06 Acheson '•'otors Police 52.51 OK Rubber ,'elders Police-=--ump 59. 50 4merican Legion Fireworks 16. 12 Westcott Oil Co. Water 3.67 May Hardware Pater-Golf 141.44 Transoort Clearing Airport-Streets 10.79 Pettibone Oros. Mfg. Co. Police 107, 52 Simplot Soi lbui (dens Spray 800.00 (ate City Steel Airport 119.88 M. !. golden Fire 5. 50 Chas. J. May Fire ?0.00 . Ken Rosecrrns Fire 7.00. %ayne Cox Fire 8. 50 Doane Michael Fire 7.00' 1i':ark Johannsson Fire 5.00 Del Catlin Fire 5.00 Fronk Stewart Fire 5.00 F.F. Petrie Fire 7.00 Y. H. Rohm Fire 2.00. Ernie Meurer Fire 10. 50 L .M. Johnson Fire 8.50. Joseph Beeman Police 10.00 Nudelman Pros. Police 62. 89" Lola 's Cafe Police 20.45 Lyle C. Banks Police 11.70 Rosamond :cods Police 2.4.37 CClenn "endenhall Police 43. 88 Asa Clements 'ester- sewer-Stree is 2_-8. 54 ' Ceo. G. Cake -o. Police 7.25 nut t Morris Parks and Beac ;es 54.60 0 McCall :)rug Co. Police 2.82 Payette Lakes Star Police .75 ;allace Plating co. f o' ice 6.00 ', ..� State Su-plus Property Streets- later 55. 15 ' N. R. Hunttina C- . Lib. .36.01 Petty Cash Voter-Sewer 14.00 Kate Hayes Clection 11. 50 Ann Scott Election-.fudge 11. .50 Beulah Timm Election 11. 50 Cliff Johnson Golf 53. 12 G. F. Blake So l ice 25. 00 Oliver F. Smith Police 30.00 No further business coming before the Board the meeting was declared recessed until the call of the Chair. / , (1://'-- -- -- airman i/e/: L ''' -e-eieite-e// ea C l Ark: ^TTrST