HomeMy Public PortalAboutMinutes_CCMeeting_04181996CITY COUNCIL 'A.LET-iX APf.C.IT 18. 1996 AT 7:
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PRESLNT : Xav or . ha r en Hansen . Ne sch . Deb Sc;rens,on r
Rockwood . Deb Sof cui son Dave Hunt sman . t y I hi
Johnson
VISITORS: Vauh Larsen. Ross Thhnson. Susan Parnes. ioss johhsoh
from Lockheed.
ylayor weicompu ever\one. Lave asked ior a discpssioh oh flE
!Aoore Variance, There was no more Dave mttione fur
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for .1::.utn ,.1ooe to .91.1id a garago on her property- itc;
Rocwood 2nd. All were in favor.
inutes were approved as disti-ibute,,i with the changes made about
the spec houses in. the i)arhes raig motioned to
approve the minutes with the change and Da.\:e 2nd. ri. t were in
I avor.
The Financia report was discussed and the ndueat water bills
were discussed:
The following bilis were presented for payment:
Water Cleneral
AT & T i0.10 i,-...-Nart
1.: S West 124.06 Intermountain Gas 5t.'i2.90
Valley Office 14.p° ColumPla Paiht
BFT 27.50 Rocky ':Yit, -•:iier 1.7.5.10
Corporate Express ,..4.95 I u -.P.,..-.1 1.- ,..-.) 04 . 0 u
Utah Power ipii.t....c-i si
6-12 22.92 CART 760.06
rorsgren ',.6.00 AAtornev 200.00
Eagle Press 32.00
Utah .'ow e Wui..ou
lgobile roc. & Kev e; 0 . i u
Lions C-JuP 200.00
Mity-Lite (Devere)
Deb motioned to approve the Pills. Dee 2nd. AHi wer,:: in favor.
Ross Johnson from Lockheed presented hls proposal for
building. he showed thc dra.,,,,,ings be had ,.isigned for C. multiple
use of the building. He ha.d designed to rent out office space.
change kitenen a,. .a to .L.ar out t1.1 existIll floor in the
CLiuncii Chambers and put ih a hey. one. Whal. he shoed was a
Master Plan_ fpr tho cnd aliout uhasin:z:
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bcgining with iln Senior Citizens C,..hter f rsl. Craig asked hlm
if he had it in computer model. Loss mcntioheC he nad not found
the time yet to de a computer model. He also suggested radiant
neat in the floer and a lodraulic sYsie.m. -Ross somit
copies made in booli, form. To do the renovation he thought ,Aould
eosi ever a million.
Ron Rnead discussee his ideas as inspector.
diseussed his qualifications Dave ashed if someone came in
would refer them io Ron. Ron show,t'd hs ah application .rer
the contractor to fill out. Ron said he would not toueli •the
money: he would just okay it. Ron would on a percentage as
a fee. The Council will d'seuss it Cx let Ron know.
After Ren -had left. Karen discussed Larry Schuidt's resurrn:
brought in. Larry would come to the building once a week or
whenever and talk to people about permits. Craig Suggested
otrcalling seealtors that 14on had worked for just to get
references.
The Curfew Ordinance was discussed. 1,.iaren feels we need one
because we are the only c without a curfew. Craig suggested
doing it in 2 readings and let the pubie know. would wani to
keep it consistent wlth the City. it will be on our May Agenda.
Susan Barnes mentioned the ICAT will be leeting officers in
May. Deb mentioned tbe ICAT heloing get a quilting bee going to
get some outits made to aueltion off in july.
Karen discussed the bids from Jewel Eleetrl and Wheeler on tne
sound system and Lights. Deb sugested pul.tin everything up
while they are butting items ub. The Cl_ al. is for around
S13.000. Dec will call Jeff Wheeler on the additional lights.
etc. ,or Schreier will have the bid on the sound system.
Vaun Larsen discussed the pot holes in Walker Ave. Th,'.2y arc
getting bigger and deeper. He said Bill Storer told him the City
would maintain the road. it was never accepted as a City road.
It is not a. road. It is a private road. The Council doesn't
mind if we dump a load of gravel to f the pot holes. Dee will
go over and see what it talkes and make a recommendation.
The Committee for the Bonneviiie High. School overnighter for the
Seniors on graduation flight. had left a. letter asking for a.
donation. Dave had visited with them and suggested to the
eommittee .asLihg foL h P.131,;101-1 _from lorJa aad he
eommittee has reseJ-,..ed the health & elud 1OF
W11! u'OSL and J1 is getting exuchsive. Dave :.1.i011
t1111-1.1', it would hurt Tne ftity to donate t,eep he
off the. streets. Da.-,e thhught „ was a worihy eause. The Mayor
thought a eoupic hundred deLars wouldn't hurl. Dee motioned. to
dontate S200 to the Sr. overnighter.
Karen discussed the time cards. There wiH be a time card for
the employees to fill out. Dave passed out a sheet on. vaea.tion.
it was mentioned that Ross is called out at ajl hours and he
needs to mahe the option of rather he goes out or not. Depending
on the emergency of the situation. Somc people take advantage of
Ross. Ross is an asset to the Ceit.y. He has been with us
years. Ross will need to use his own diserlion. Some Lind of
records need to be kept and this is why a time card was
suggested. Deb suggested before a letter goes out like the one
that was sent to Ross. it needs to go before the Council.
Councii reports were given. Dee mentioned that In Dee. at the
Bonneville County Emergency Management meeting the County did a
survey of our signs. Some are faded and neeh reolaecd. 5 stop
signs need replaced, Some posts need repjaced. On Longhurst.
ths besopsgdby . iast
approximately S.446 to replace the signs. Dee will get with Ross
and go look at the signs. j.D. Woolfs tree stump was discussed
again.
Dave mentioned he met with the Barnes about their addition. The
oaving is done. lights are being worked out, coverts were eist
out and Dave mentioned getting drawings made. The Barnes offered
a few acres for a Park. Ronnie Barnes would ilLe to get with thG
its. Council now to get the spot. Craig mentioned we may need to
put in another well before we acquire a par, Deb said he would
take a look at it.
Crad !--.4sked Karon uall l„lan Power and Light ou\
the :OF Rusnton 1-toad. Tne councli agreed to put a lignt on
Rushton Road in front of Erickson's. Last month lt was mentlenee
that alot of vandalism was going on there. Karen will contaot
Steve tt.J. t. . 1-ve 1,,f1 1
the around tne corner in fronl. of Aiener's. Craig wij
the approval from Alener's.
Craig mentioned. that the seaj we gave Dale Sioi'er was not the
right one. It was the one the Centennial used. Craig knows a.
designer that maybe could re -design our se.aH. hebl i k ask what
she will charge. The Certennial stuf'f has beeh taken cff the
seal. it was deelded tu just go with seal and hot hav it
re -designed.
Dei mehtiohet diamond needs Pe darL-wNeU. The
'Aater team get 1.a schedule so we'll '1-.;-1j when to harrow.
Craig. who is puiting in the sprinkler system was suppose to Lome
out two weeks ago and hasn't come yet. Getting sand for the
arena was diseussed. Tbe . Posse is turning out. There is a
Li at the arena that needs to be changed. The Posse had
hours posted that the arena was in usp and it needs io be cnanged
now.
The play:ground equipment is in bad shape. Karen mentioned that
the prisoners wili take it down. There was a discussion whether
to tahr. t it oui or not. '1:,cf) wiii go look at it.
A Boy Scout made a recommendation to help control youth by having
a utn. poitee. mehtioned alot ul grailite is in ihe
grandstand and it needs to be painted.
Karen mentioned an. invitation. Bonnevii CounTy Court sent to tile
Jail Briefing April 23rd. at 6:30 p.m.
Eiaren mentidned ng up 3 Posting boal'd in ihe ofli b
assignments.
Crook s diten was diseussed. Tibf provi6 the D-1.1).
There is an AIX: Conference Ju.ne 20-2i7i in Post Fals. Rooms
need to be reserved now.
Iona. Days was discussed. Karen can not find anyone to Chair it.
Irene Gardner is in charge of her class reunion so she may not
want to do it. Reed & Rhonda.. Longhurst was suggested. So was
Lynn and Leslie -Rockwood. •Karen suggested the Council will ha*e
to Chair it and go-. things 20ifl. Dee mentioned he has had a new
wood stove offered for the auction.
The Civil Defohse .:.,leeting was neld the other' night. First Aid
and CPR wili be taught. Xorm Schreier is coneerned about the
IL can t heard ln parts of Lne menti.oneu
that Lockheed may donate a siren to u
'Dee moved to Atl.p.),trn.
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To The City of Iona Council,
Bonneville High School -Senior All -Night Party
Lynn Adele Nielsen & Maxine Belnapp-Chairs
Ph # 522-9030 --- Ph # 529-3392
1876 North 50 East
Idaho Falls, ID 83401/ •
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We are currently planning a All -Night Party for Bonneville High School '96 Senior Class to be
held on Thurs. May 23, 96 from 11:OOp.m.---5:OOa.m. This is a self -funded event for the
graduating students and is not sponsored by the #93 School District. Parents are donating their
time and resources to provide an SUBSTANCE -FREE PARTY. We are in need of cash
donations from local Business or organizations like yours.
We will be holding the party at the Health & Racquet Club. We have game costs, rental on the
facility, purchase of food & prizes and some miscellaneous expenses. We will be charging the
Seniors a small ticket fee to the party. We would like to keep this charge as small as possible and
our goal is to keep the Partying in a controlled area and give the students a good clean activity to
celebrate their special night. The Dare & Idaho Highway Safety Programs are encouraging this
type of event. We can receive grants from these organizations if the evening goes DRUG FREE.
We cannot receive this money till after our party and so therefore we need some other monies to
fund costs that we are incurring at this time.
There are about 245 graduates from BHS this year and approximately 40-50 of these young
people live in the Iona area. We are asking your support in any amount of money that you might
be able to help us make this a successful and safe event for our graduating seniors.
Thank you for your consideration in this matter. We do
appreciate what you do for the community of Iona
le Nielsen
Maxme Belnap
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CHAPTER 32
JUVENILE CURFEW
SECTION:
5-32-1: Purpose
5-32-2: Definitions
5-32-3: Juvenile Curfews
5-32-4: Parental Violation of Curfew: Hours
5-32-5: Violation of Curfew Hours by Business Establishments
5-32-6: Defenses
5-32-7: Enforcement
5-32-8: Penalties
5-32-1: PURPOSE: The purposes of this chapter are:
(A) To regulate and prohibit minors from remaining in public places during certain hours of the
day;
(B) To protect minors from each other and from other adult perpetrators of crime;
(C) To reduce nocturnal juvenile crime and juvenile delinquency;
(D) To promote family responsibility and parental control over their children; and
(E) To protect and promote the peace, health, safety, welfare and tranquility of the inhabitants
of the City.
5-32-2:
as follows:
DEFINITIONS: Certain words and phrases used in this chapter are defined
CURFEW HOURS: The hours between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. on every day of the
week.
EMERGENCY:
An unforeseen combination of circumstances or the resulting state,
that calls for immediate action to prevent, control or minimize
serious bodily injury, death or significant loss of property.
5-32-5: VIOLATION OF CURFEW HOURS BY BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT: Any
owner, operator or any employee or other person in control of an establishment is guilty of a
misdemeanor if he or she knowingly or willingly allows such minor to be upon the premises of the
establishment during curfew hours.
5-32-6: DEFENSES:
(A) It is a defense to prosecution under this chapter that the offending minor was:
1. Accompanied by the minor's parent or guardian;
2. On an errand at the express direction of the minor's parent or guardian,
without any detour or stop;
3. In a motor vehicle involved in interstate travel;
4. Engaged in employment activity, or going to an employment activity or
returning to the minor's place of residence, without any detour or stop;
5. Involved in an emergency;
6. Within the yard or upon the sidewalk abutting the minor's residence or
abutting the residence of another adult with whom the parent or guardian of
such minor has expressly placed temporary custody of the minor.
7. Attending an officially -sponsored school, religious or other recreational,
cultural or educational activity supervised by adults and sponsored by a public
entity or a religious, charitable, fraternal, civic or other similar organization
organized by adults, or going to or returning home from such activities,
without any detour or stop;
8. Exercising First Amendment Rights protected by the United States Constitution
or rights protected by Article I Section 9 of the Constitution of the State of
Idaho;
9. Is married or has had the disabilities of minority removed in the manner
provided by law..
(B) It is a defense to prosecution under section 5-32-5 that the owner, operator or employee
of an establishment asked the minor to leave the premises and promptly notified the City
Police Division that a minor is present on the premises of the establishment during curfew
hours and refuses to leave.
5-32-7: ENFORCEMENT: Before taking any enforcement action under this section, a
peace officer shall ask the apparent offending minor's age and reason for being in the public place
or establishment. The peace officer shall not issue a citation or make an arrest under this chapter
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CITY OF IONA
**BUDGET REPORT**
OR 03-31-96 PAGE 003
GENERAL FUND
**** ESTIMATED * *RECEIPTED * * UNRECEIPTED PERCENT
UND ACCOUNTS! ACCOUNT TITLE REVENUE MTD YTD BALANCE RECEIPTED
i 305.00 STATE HIGHWAY USERS 39,000.00 ,00 19,307.67 19,692.33 49.51
1 310.00 STATE REVENUE SHARING 28.000.00 ,00 13,371.21 14,628.73 41.15
1 315,00 STATE LIQUOR TAX 4,000.00 ,00 3,376.00 624.00 84.40
I 320.00 BEER & DOG LICENSES 175.00 6.00 94,00 81.00 53.1A
1 325.00 COURT REVENUE 1,000.00 .00 215.55 784.45 21,56
1 330.00 INTEREST 2,000.00 162.41 912.66 1,087,34 45.63
1 335.00 CABLE TV FRANCHISE 2,350.00 ,DO 2,550.87 200,87- 108.55
1 340,00 NATURAL GAS FRANCHISE 3,100.00 .00 3,448,76 348.76- 111.25
I 345,00 UTAH POWER FRANCHISE 10,000,00 .00 5,003.68 4,996,32 50.04
I 350,00 MACHINE HIRE .00 .00 .00
I 355,00 BUILDING RENT 5,000,00 60.00 2,411.50 2,582.50 48.35
i 357.00 BUILDING DONATIONS 15,000,00 ,00 185.00 14,815.00 1.23
1 358.00 BUILDING GRANTS 30,000.00 ,00 15,650.73 14,349.21 52.17
I 360,00 PROPERTY TAX REVENUE 18,996.00 89.56 11,829.40 7,166.60 62.21
I 390.00 MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE 600.00 ,00 50.00 550.00 8.33
II 395.00 RESERVES 10,000,00 .00 .00 10,000.00
**TOTAL GENERAL FUND REVENUE 169,221.00 318.03 78,413,09 90,801.91 46.34
IrlW GENERAL FUND **** ESTIMATED * *EXPENDED* * UNEXPENDED PERCENT
'UN ACCOUNTS' ACCOUNT TITLE EXPENSE MTD YTD BALANCE EXPENDED
I1 410.00 PAYROLL 44,000,00 4,406.80 27,488,64 16,511.36 62.47
I1 420.00 RETIREMENT 6,500.00 541.27 3,155.14 3,344.86 48.54
)1 422.00 HEALTH INSURANCE 3,000,00 832,30 1,932.00 1468.00 64.40
I1 424,00 PAYROLL TAXES 6,500.00 351.81 2,085.35 4,414.65 32.08
)1 429.00 MISC. PAYROLL .00 .00 .00
11 440.00 ELECTRICITY - NATURAL GAS 9,000.00 1,009,31 5,532.56 3,467.44 61.47
)1 445,00 OFFICE SUPPLIES 5,000.00 672.00 3,402.53 1,597.47 68.05
)1 447,00 ADVERTISING 600.00 7.56 85.05 514.95 14.18
)1 450.00 INSURANCE LIABILITY 5,000.00 .00 2,213.00 2,781.00 44.26
)1 455.00 LEGAL & AUDIT FEES 4,000.00 200,00 3,075.00 925,00 76.88
)1 460.00 POLICE SUPPLIES 5,500,00 1,500.00 3,164.00 2,336.00 57.53
)1 465.00 VEHICLE RENT 6,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 .00 100.00
11 470,00 MAINTENANCE 10,000,00 77.50 2,158.69 7,841,31 21.59
11 472,00 BUILDING EXPENSE 40,000.00 2,089.00 15,335,69 24,664.31 38.34
)1 475.00 CIVIL DEFENSE 500,00 .00 .00 500.00
)1 490,00 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS 19,921.00 2,691.00 2,697.00 17,224,00 13.54
)1 495.00 MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE 3,100.00 60.50 1,846.00 1,854.00 49.89
**TOTAL GENERAL FUND EXPENSES
169,221.00 20,445.17 80,170.65 89,050,35 41.38
**NET EXCESS OR DEFICIENCY N 20,127.14-
1,757.56- 1,157.56
CITY OF IONA
**BUDGET REPORT**
03-31-96 PAGE 004
*`** WATER FUND ****
1ND ACCOUNT# ACCOUNT TITLE
ESTIMATED * *RECEIPTED * * UNRECEIPTED PERCENT
REVENUE MTD YTD BALANCE RECEIPTED
t 305.00 COLLECTIONS 85,000,00 1,318.32 45,517.20 39,482.80 53.55
t 310.00 HOOK UP FEES 1.800.00 2,400,00 5,400.00 3,600.00- 300.00
2 315,00 INTEREST 1,600.00 172,39 749.01 850.99 46.81
2 395.00 RESERVES 5,000,00 .00 .00 5,000.00
**TOTAL WATER FUND REVENUE
**** WATER FUND ****
UND ACCOUNT# ACCOUNT TITLE
93,400.00 9,950./1
51,666.21 41,733.79 55.32
ESTIMATED * *EXPENDED* * UNEXPENDED PERCENT
EXPENSE MTD YTD BALANCE EXPENDED
2 410.00 SALARIES & BENEFITS 15,000.00 .00 .00 15,000,00
2 440.00 ELECTRICITY 27.000.00 1,140.99 10,134.49 16,865.51 31.54
2 445.00 OFFICE, SUPPLIES, LEGAL 2,500,00 303.07 1,418.10 1,021.90 59,11
2 450.00 ENGINEERING COSTS .00 .00 .00
2 460.00 VEHICLE EXPENSE .00 .00 ,00
2 465.00 VEHICLE RENT 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 .00 100.00
2 410.00 REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE 12,100,00 26.00 2,167.67 9.932.33 17,91
2 480.00 BOND PAYMENT 14,000.00 .00 6,932.36 1,067.64 49,52
2 482,00 BOND INTEREST 18,000,00 .00 8,751.71 9,248.29 48.62
1 485.00 BOND RESERVE FUND .00 .00 .00
2 490,00 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS 1,800.00 .00 .00 1,800.00
**TOTAL WATER FUND EXPENSE
93,400.00 4,470.06 32,464.33 60,935.61 34.76
**NET EXCESS OR DEFICIENCY(-) 5,480.65
19,201.88 19,201.88-
CITY OF IONA
**BUDGET REPORT**
Oil 03-31-96
**** RECREATION FUND ****
JND ACCOUNT# ACCOUNT TITLE
PAGE 006
ESTIMATED * *RECEIPTED * * UNRECEIPTED PERCENT
REVENUE MTO YID BALANCE RECEIPTED
4
4
4
4
4
305.00 BASEBALL FEES
310.00 SHELTER RENTAL
315.00 POSSIE FEES
320.00 WESTERN BOYS FEES
395,00 RESERVES
**TOTAL RECREATION FUND REVENUE
**** RECREATION FUND ****
UND ACCOUNT# ACCOUNT TITLE
4,500,00
650,00
350.00
350.00
3,000.00
.00
30.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
80.00
.00
.00
.00
4,500.00
570.00
350,00
350.00
3,000.00
12.31
8.850.00
30.00
80.00
8,770.00 .90
ESTIMATED * *EXPENDED* * UNEXPENDED PERCENT
EXPENSE MTD YTD BALANCE EXPENDED
4
4
4
4
410.00 RECREATION EQUIPMENT
415,00 RECREATION LABOR
420.00 BASEBALL SUPPLIES
470.00 RECREATION MAINTENANCE
**TOTAL RECREATION FUND EXPENSE
**NET EXCESS OR DEFICIENCY(-1
500.00
1.500.00
2,650,00
4,200.00
,00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
,00
.00
500.00
1,500.00
2,650.00
4,200.00
8,850,00
.00 .00 8,850.00
30.00
80.00 80.00-
CHECKS FOR APR. 1986 ON GENERAL ACCOUNT
1740 4/06/96 IDAHO STATE T&& CO&. 202.00
1741 ° SAKE OF COMMERCE 1113.30
1742 ' PERSl 871.9E
1743 ° UTAH POWER 364.65
1744 ° IDAHO &CPERS 24.00
1745 ' 10&& LIONS CLUB 200.00
174E 4/10/96 MOSS JOHNSON 993.34
1747 &TREK HANSEN 116.06
1748 ' DAVE HUNTSMAN 42.88
1749 DEE JOHNSON 42.68
1750 ° CRAIG ROCKWOOD 42.68
1751 ° DELBERT SORENSON 42.68
1752 4/16/88 DEV£a£ HANSEN 2152.80
1753 4/20/96 BMC WEST 8.07
1754 CAE STORES 22.95
1755 ° EAGLE PRESS 32.00
175E ° MOBILE LOCK & KEY 00•00
1757 ' K MART 62.52
1758 ° COLUMBIA PAINT 78.27
175a ° ROCKY MTN. BOILER 175.10
1760 ` HOLDEN. KIDWELL 200.00
1761 ° INTERMOUNTAIN GAS 582.50
1762 ° IC&M2 604.00
1764 4/27/96 ROSS JOHNSON 963.34
1785 " SCOTT LONG 112.74
1768 " BETTY MC&INLAY 496.86
1767 " RON NELSON 342.75
1768 ' UTAH POWER 319.00
CHECKS FOR APR. I988 ON WATER ACCOUNT
528 4/01/96 POSTMASTER 76.00
527 4/06/ 6 UTAH POWER 1614.65
528 4/20/96 AT & T 10.i5
528 ° CORPORATE EXPRESS :i.95
530 ° JACKS 6-12 22.52
531 ° £ORSGREN ASSOC. 28.00
532 ° 8£I 27.50
533 ° CS WEST 124.06
534 " VALLEY OFFICE 145.50
535 ° H & & CONTRACTORS 730.00