HomeMy Public PortalAboutResolution 37-92 Authorizing the purchase of a compressor for the fire department, authorizing additional overtime pay for the police and fire departments RESOLUTION NO. 37-92
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF McCALL,
IDAHO, DECLARING AN EMERGENCY; AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF A
COMPRESSOR FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, AUTHORIZING ADDITIONAL
OVERTIME PAY FOR THE POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS TO
SAFEGUARD LIFE, HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE COMMUNITY, ITS
RESIDENTS AND VISITORS AND PROPERTY THEREOF, ORDERING THE
EXPENDITURE OF FUNDS THEREFOR, ORDERING THE BORROWING OF
SUCH FUNDS, ORDERING THAT A TAX LEVY BE IMPOSED TO PROVIDE
FOR REPAYMENT OF SUCH FUNDS AND INTEREST, AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS dry weather conditions noted in Resolution 25-92
have persisted and become exacerbated, and sufficient rains
to end the problem are not possible, let alone in sight;
WHEREAS the existing Fire Department compressor has suddenly
failed and cannot be repaired and a compressor is necessary
to fill breathing apparatus tanks worn by firefighters under
smoke conditions; and timely replacement cannot be assured
without dispensing with competitive bidding;
WHEREAS the incident of fires has been high, the City Fire
Department has been obliged to render assistance under
mutual aid agreements to the Southern Idaho Timber
Protective Association and others for unanticipated fires;
and the payroll account of the Department will be exhausted
prior to the beginning of the next fiscal year;
WHEREAS the crime rate in McCall during August was twice
that of last year, and the rate for the year to date has run
at least 33% higher than during the prior year, and crimes
are occuring that there are no funds to investigate, all of
which creates a need for unanticipated ordinary and
necessary expenditures;
WHEREAS the expense of crime and disturbance suppression and
response to fire and other emergencies during the long
Fourth of July weekend exceeded all projections, and civil
disturbances were barely avoided at considerable expense;
and
WHEREAS the Police Department will exhaust its payroll
appropriation prior to the end of the fiscal year by reason
of these casualties, and the Community' s safety is at risk;
BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of
McCall that :
Section 1 . The Mayor and Council declare a fire emergency
pursuant to IC 50-1006, and 50-341 (L) by reason of such
extreme weather conditions, and that the public
interest and necessity demand the immediate expenditure
RESOLUTION NO. 37-92 September 10, 1992
of public money for the purchase of a compressor and
the meeting of payroll in order to safeguard life,
health and property under IC 50-1018 .
Section 2 . The Mayor and Council declare pursuant to IC 50-
1006 and IC 50-1018 that the public interest and
necessity demand the immediate expenditure of public
money for the the meeting of payroll in order to
safeguard life, health and property through continuing
the activities of the police department, including
special investigations .
Section 3 . The Mayor and Council are authorized to borrow
$9, 300 for the use of the Fire Department, and $6, 500
for the use of the Police Department, and to issue
warrants to West One Bank in such amounts, bearing
interest not to exceed 6%.
Section 4 . Pursuant to IC 50-341 (L) such expenditure for
the compressor shall be made without compliance with
the competitive bidding provisions of IC 50-341 .
Section 5 . Such sums and interest shall be added to the
amount authorized to be raised in the general tax levy
for fiscal 1993, and embraced therein, in the amount of
$15, 800 principal plus an amount of interest estimated
to be $375 .
Section 5 . This Resolution shall be in full force and
effect immediately upon its adoption and approval .
Passed and approved September 10, 1992 .
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RESOLUTION NO. 5-88117
A RESOLUTION DECLARING AN EMERGENCY; AUTHORIZING • te0,/a
THE PURCHASE OF FIRE APPARATUS AND OUTFITTING
THEREOF TO SAFEGUARD LIFE, HEALTH AND SAFETY OF
THE COMMUNITY, ITS RESIDENTS AND VISITORS AND
PROPERTY THEREOF, ORDERING THE EXPENDITURE OF
FUNDS THEREFOR, ORDERING THE BORROWING OF SUCH
FUNDS,ORDERING THAT A TAX LEVY BE IMPOSED TO
PROVIDE FOR REPAYMENT OF SUCH FUNDS AND INTEREST,
AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, Dry weather conditions of the past year and
extreme heat for extended periods during this summer have •
created a situation wherein the moisture level of combustible
materials has resulted in an unusually extreme fire hazard
in the City of McCall;
WHEREAS, this condition is expected to continue for some
time and the ability of the existing fire apparatus of the city
to cope with such extreme conditions is limited and inadequate;
WHEREAS, the purchase and outfitting of additional fire
apparatus consisting of a fire truck and equipment therefor
shall expand the equipment available to the fire department to
utilize in fighting fires occurring in the city thereby in-
", creasing the ability of the fire department to safeguard life,
health and property;
WHEREAS, such extreme fire danger does not permit the
advertising and letting of bids and the city can acquire such
fire apparatus and equipment therefor through negotiation at
prices lower than those attainable through the competitive
bidding process; and
WHEREAS, the city does not have funds on hand with which
to purchase such fire apparatus and equipment and such extreme
fire danger does not allow time for a bond election to provide
funds for such purpose.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Mayor and Council of
the City of McCall, Idaho:
Section 1. That the Mayor and City Council declare that
an emergency exists by reason of such extreme weather
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the immediate expenditure of public money for the purchase and
outfitting of fire apparatus in order to safeguard life, health
and property.
Section 2. That the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby
ordered to borrow the sum of $66,844.00 to provide for the
purchase and outfitting of such fire apparatus for a space of
time not to exceed the close of the next fiscal year.
Section 3. That pursuant to Section 50-341(L) , Idaho
Code, such expenditure shall be made without compliance with
the competitive bidding provisions of said Section 50-341,
Idaho Code.
Section 4. That such sum and interest in the amount of
$3,500.00 shall be added to the amount authorized to be raised
in the general tax levy for fiscal 1989, and embraced therein.
Section 5. This declaration of emergency is made pursuant
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t�i,t Section 50 1006;, Idalio Code;,and Section, 50-341(t) , Idaho
Code.
Section 6. That this Resolution shall be in full force
and effect immediately upon its adoption and approval.
Adopted and approved this l( day of August, 1988.
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RESOLUTION NO. 25-92
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF McCALL,
IDAHO, RELATING TO FIREWORKS AND THE DROUGHT, AND IN SUPPORT
OF RESOLUTE ACTION BY THE FIRE CHIEF .
WHEREAS :
1 . The State of Idaho and Valley County have had six years
of drought, and the Palmer Drought Index lists Central
Idaho, of which Valley County is part, as being in "extreme"
drought conditions;
2 . The 50-year average for rain in May is 2 . 30 inches, but
thus far we have had only . 11 inches of rain;
3 . The long-range weather forecast calls for below normal
rain and above normal temperatures;
4 . According to measure by the USFS the moisture content
in this area for 1, 000 hour fuels is 15%, as compared with
an industrial standard for kiln-dried lumber of 23%;
5 . Fireworks are a known ignition source for fires;
6. The Uniform Fire Code and the McCall City Code give the
option to the Fire Chief to declare an extreme fire hazard
area and condition exists, as a consequence of which
declaration the use and possession of fireworks becomes
illegal; and
110 7 . The Fire Chief desires and plans to declare that such a
fire hazard area and condition exists within the City of
McCall;
BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of
McCall that :
Section 1 . The Mayor and Council concur in the judgment of
the Fire Chief, commend his willingness to stand upon
principle, and direct the Police Chief to cooperate in
enforcing the ban on fireworks use and possession.
Section 2 . Direct that the declaration of the Fire Chief
and this Resolution be published in the Central Idaho Star-
News .
Passed and approved May 14, 1992 .
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Mayor1.1
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City of McCall
OFFICE OF THE CLERK
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111 MCCALL, IDAHO 83638
May 4, 1992
City of McCall
Bud Schmidt
City Administrator
Dear Bud:
I am writing to you because of my concern of the up coming Fourth
or July fireworks sales and use in the City of ivicCall . The
continued drought in our area has increased the probability of a
wildiand urban interface conflagration within our City. The
subdivision near Cascade last year nearly suffered this
catastrophic loss . The probability of a fire of the magnitude of
the Oakland or Spokane , North Idaho complexes only increase as
the fuel moisture continue to drop and temperatures climb to
summer levels . Should these factors continue I would ask you to
prepare emergency ordinances now that would ban the sale and use
of all fireworks , including so called safe and sane , that could
he implemented immediately without waiting for the normal hearing
process at the time when the need for implementation occurs . I
propose that this be only a temporary measure and subject to
review each year as the need arises . Fire prevention is the
least expensive and most productive when properly executed.
Let' s take this step now to protect our beautiful City rather
than wait and hope it does not happen to us . I truly hope we
will not have to answer the question "why doesa disaster have to
occur before anything is done . "
As you are aware this has been a concern of mine for sometime. I
wish not to cause hardship on civic and charitable organizations
who use this occasion as a fund raiser, nor am I against
motherhood and apple pie , but I feel with all the factors
properly considered this course of action is imperative to ensure
our City will remain the most beautiful place in the state to
visit and live.
Thank You for Your Consideration,
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Fire Chief McCall City/ ural Fire Dept.
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PHONE (208) 634-2268
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E'SLOE's' JOHN HASBROUCK
FIRE WARDEN •
HERB MALANY
,�. HERALD NOKES
BILL E.WILLIAMS WILLIAM ROSS
WINSTON WIGGINS
May 6, 1992
Dale Points, Chief
McCall Rural Fire Department
P.O. Box 1597
McCall, ID 83638
Dear Chief Points:
I am writing this letter to support your request to both the
County Commissioners and the City Council to ban the sale and use of
all fireworks over the 1992 Fourth of July Holiday. We normally do not
issue any burning permits for the period of July 3 through 7 just because
of the danger of heavy wildfire activity during that period of time.
The drouth and early spring have resulted in very dry fuels already this
spring. If the hot dry weather continues, fireworks could cause serious
1111 losses in the City and County.
I support the need for ordinances to prevent the sale and use of any
type of fireworks this year. Citizens could still attend the organized,
City sponsored fireworks display over the lake to celebrate our Nation's
independence. If the ordinances are in place and then the weather changes
and brings heavy rains, the ordinances could be lifted to permit normal
use of safe and sane fireworks.
Please ask the County Commissioners and City Council Members to give
me a call at 634-2268 if they have any questions about my position on
this.
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Bill E. Williams
Fire Warden
United States Forest Payette P.O. Box 1026
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Department of Service National McCall, ID 83638
Agriculture Forest
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Date: May 11, 1992
DALE POINTS FIRE CHIEF
CITY OF MCCALL
CITY HALL
MCCALL ID 83638
Dear Dale:
This letter is in response to a conversation you had with Gene Benedict
concerning our position on a proposal to ban fireworks within your area of
• fire protection responsibility. As you well know, fireworks are not allowed
at anytime on National Forest land as we feel they are extremely dangerous as
a wildfire ignition source.
The Payette National Forest would definitely endorse a fireworks ban for this
year, because of the extreme drought conditions we are experiencing and the
30/90-day National Weather Service forecast which projects above-normal
temperatures and normal to below-normal precipitation. We have had only two
months since last May where the monthly precipitation rose above the fifty
Pr year average--November and April. Precipitation for April only exceeded the
average by- 0.29 inches. Precipitation to date for May is 0.11 inches with the
fifty year average for the month standing at 2.30 inches. The most recent
Palmer Drought Index shows this part of Idaho in "extreme" drought. This is
the most severe category on that scale.
We are also very concerned this year about the potential for fires in an
urban/wildland (forested) setting which could cause significant threat to, not
only those structures, but adjacent lands. We have several such areas, but
yours are far more numerous. Consequently, the elimination or substantial
reduction of potential human-caused ignition sources would be very beneficial.
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Your proposal could be viewed by many as an overreaction or unnecessary, but
the critical nature of the situation seems to warrant extraordinary measures.
Your proposal is consistent with our regulations and certainly responds to
current and predicted fire conditions.
Sincerely,
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-t Supervisor
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Caring for the Land and Serving People
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City of McCall
OFFICE OF THE CLERK
BOX 1065
• MCCALL, IDAHO 83638
June 3 . 1992
Bud Schmidt.
City Administrator
Re: Resolution 25-92
Dear Bud:
In view of the lack of change in our weather condition, I feel it
is time to declare a High Fire Hazard area in the City of McCall
and invoke Resolution 25-92 . I have had several conversations
with Gene Benedict .r'iu ror the Payette National Forest, no change
has occurred in the Palmer Drought Index for our area. Fuel
moisture content is now ranging from 8% to 1.4% in forested areas .
Bill Williams withIPA also agrees that give the 3u-60-90 day
forecast from the Forest Service , continual above normal
temperatures and below normal precipitation, we are faced with
the probability of a extreme fire danger in our area.
Would you please pass this on to the mayor and council . We will
continue to monitor these conditions and should a substantial
rainy period follow in June we will update our decision. I have
every intention of making our decision known to the press and TV
in Boise , Lewiston and Moscow. We will begin a program of
posting no fireworks bulletins in the Rural District as well as
the City. I will keep you informed of our progress .
Sincerely,
Dale Points , Fire Chief
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The Star-News a low of .76 inches in 1985 to a.. "There has been some recovery in If present weather trends con
high of 2.43 inches of rain in 1988. . moisture in fuels three inches to 12 tinue, this year's fire season could>'
It may be raining more this year, I The 50-year average shows the inches in diameter,which determine•. be delayed until fall, or perhaps,the.:!
but fire officials remain wary of dry normal high month for the fust half the potential for large foes," Bene-;..whole season,he said. •;:
conditions in the Payette National of the year as January, ut, - .:
Forest after seven years of drought, ages 3.74 inches of precipitation. still about'where they normally are daysAug.
moisture levels are 'The between now and Au
As of June 30, a total of 10.6 April is the lowest month for mois- in August." ; .. ''` 1 will determine.'if August will:,
inches of rain had fallen so far this ture,averaging 1.92 inches. ' Ten days to two weeks of hot, reach its normal peak fire potential,J
year,accordingto statistics from the Rainfall maybe ahead for June, dry weather will create a fairly activBenedict said. While there haver
McCall Smokjumper Base. That but,,over the ast six years, thfire season with a potential for lar many as 60 fires caused by``
compares with the 50-year average numbers are below normal precpita- foes,Benedic d. lightning this year, the amount of:"
for those six months of 15.9 inches. tion for January, March and May, The amodnt of precipitation accompanying molstur. has led to
The month with the most rain the figures show. varies from place to place over an fewer fires,he said.
so far this year was 2.98 inches that "The rain has delayed the start of haarve been of short duratict said. This ion, where in extreme drought," Bens rains "Most of the edict said.
fell in June. In the past several the rue season,"said Gene Benedict, rains of longer duration lead to more : "Somebody will get into trouble
years, the amount of precipitation fire-control chief of the Payette for- penetration of moisture into fuels, someplace. Right now,the weather
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