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Home My WebLink About1973.03.21 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES`.~~, J RE: POLICE PAY SCALE FOR 1973 - 1974 ACCEPTED Richard L. Davis proposed to accept the police pay scale. for 1975- 1974 as follows: REXBURG CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT PROPOSED PAY SCALE FOR 1973-1974 BUDGET 6 MONTH INCREMENTS RANK 1ST RAISE 2ND RAISE Chief $740.00 780..00. Captain 670.00 710.00. Sergeant 590.00 630.00 Corporal 570.00 610.00 Patrolman 540.00 580.00 :Patrolman in 475.00 500.00 ..Training for I year Police Matron 425.00 450.00 Secretary .350.00 375.00 Pay raise will occur every six months. 3RD RAISE 820.00 750.00 670.00 650.00 620.00 475.00 400.00 nTU porc~ 860.00 790.00 710.00 690.00 660.00 500.00 425.00 With the stipulation there would be no further questions arise concerning wages until 1975 Budget is contemplated. Seconded by, Barton Jensen. A11 Aye Peterson moved for adjournment 11:30. /~ , ~ r. % ~ ~ , ity Clerk ~% Seconded by Porter. All Aye yor MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF THE CITY OF REXBURG, IDAHO Meeting of Rexburg City Council at regular meeting held at 7:30 P. M. at the City Hall March 21, 1973. Present and presiding president of the Council Albert Pieper. Council present Ruth Smith, Barton Jensen, Richard L. Davis, and Warren Porter. Also present City Attorney Mary Smith, City Clerk & Treasurer Beulah Johnson, Reporters Rod Clifford and Rick Ripley. Minutes of March 7, 1973 were read. Motioned by Smith, seconded by Davis that they be passed as read. Unanimously Carried Minutes of Feb. 21, 1973 were read. Motioned by Davis, seconded by Jensen that they be passed as read. Unanimously carried ~E: PLAN FOR CONSIDERATION OF CITY ANNEXATION OF REXBURG HEIGHTS PRESENTED Blair Manwaring representing A. M. R. Corp. Rexburg Heights presented a plan for consideration of City annexation, water and sewer to serve this area in the near future. Pieper ask Davis to study and make recommendations to the Council on his proposal. ~E: ORDINANCE N0. 534 APJ ORDINANCE ENTITLED THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF REXBURG, IDAHO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1973, AND APPROPRIATING TO THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS, OFFICES AND FUNDS OF THE SAID CITY GOVERNMENT, FROM THE REVENUE DERIVED FROM TAXES LEVIED FOR SAID. YEAR, AND ALL OTHER SOURCES, I NCLUD I NG FEDERAL_ REVENUE SHARING, SUCH >IiMS A~:~ P1" 1 l; fdE~FS`~ARY (1 E DE-FAMED ht["('i ,';;'.i:~ i'f iti. Mia.'i,,IC Aii) i; I I ( i;i.rUi1(. i L JO it I ,. i~ r t~ ~ t DEFRAY THE EXPENSES AND L I AE31 L I T I ES Oi~ SA I D C I TY F'af~ T1-1E F I jCAI, Yi~Ai'~ ,l 1973. A rnotian was made by Barton Jensen, seconded by Richard DAvis, to suspend the rules and have said Ordinance placed upon its fiinal passage. A. Pieper ordered the roll call of the Council called, and the roll being called by the City Clerk for the suspension of the rules was as follows: Those voting "AYE" Ruth Smith Barton Jensen Richard Davis Warren Porter Albert Pieper The roll being called and all Councilmen present voting "AYE" carried. A. Pieper then called for the voting for final passage of the Ordinance, ,~^ the motion was made by Ruth Smith, seconded by Barton Jensen. H. Pieper ordered the roll call of the council called, and the roll being called by the City Clerk for the final passage of the Ordinance was as follows: Those voting "AYE" Ruth Smith Barton Jensen Richard Davis Warren Porter Albert. Pieper The roll being called and all councilmen. present voting "AYE" carried, r',. Pieper declared that a majority of all the members of the City Council had voted for the passage of said Ordinance and that said Ordinance was duly and regularly passed. Albert Pieper then declared the rnotion carried. RE: BILL ON FREEZE UP OF DARWIN WOLFORD PROPERTY Dick reported on bill on freeze up of Darwin Wolford property. He stated that Earl Garner should be responsible but if he refused payment, the City would pay it. RL. HARVEY SUMMERS ASKS FOR DECISION ON CLOSING TIME FOR BEER PARLORS Harvey Summers met with the council asking for their decision on closing time for beer parlors conforming with State. This was again tabled. RE: ANNEXING PROPERTY EAST OF 191 WEST OF 7th SOUTH 40 ACRES Tom Williams and Vern Anderson met with the Council asking for a firm answer on annexing the property East of (91 West of 7th South 40 acres. Davis moved we officially annex Commercial all but frontage 350 ft facing 5th West and reserve action until a study is made and residents concerning be contacted. Seconded by Smith. Unanimously carried I REr-- KNUTSEN ASKS IF COUNCIL BUDGETED FOR WATER EXTENTION ON NORTH 2nd EAST ~~ Knutsen from Northgate Trailers met with Council asking if the City had budgeted for- water extention on the newly annexed property ~.~ North 2nd East. He was informed that they had. f1E JIM BARRETT JR AND DEE FULLMER PRESENTS PETITION Jim Barrett Jr. and Dee Fullmer presented a petition from residents on and around 3 North and Ist East near Lumber Mill and Garner Concrete Plant requesting the City not to allow the industrial zone to extend beyond its present boundaries. Manwarings have bought the property which includes the abandoned Street of 1949 and sold to private individual. Zoning and rights were in question. Jensen moved that this be turned over to attorney for legal council and decision. Seconded by Smith. _~ 4 ~`°" `~ `° ~` ~""`"°"` U n a n i m o u s l y c a r r i e d ~; 1Q) PETITION To: The Mayor and City Council, City of Rexburg, Idaho. We, the undersigned owners of land in or adJacent to Lot Z, Block 3, and Lot 2, Block 16, of the Original Rexburg Townsite, Madison County, Idaho, represent that there is presently being constructed and/or installed south of the southern boundary of said Lott, Block 3, a certain building for industrial or commercial use, which said building (or a portion thereof) will be outside of the industrial zone. We request you to prohibit the extension of any industrial use beyond the existing zone boundaries, particularly south of the aforesaid southern boundary of Lot 2, Block 3. James Barrett Dee Fullmer Phyllis H. Barrett Birdie Peabody Le Roy Peabody John F. Lee Maxine C. Lee Vera Mae Wilding Fuller Gred W. Hollist Perry V Hinckley Rula A. Hinckley K. W. Zollinger Ann P. Zollinger Margaret B. Bake. Virginia Zollinger C. W. Zollinger N. R. Henderson Mrs. N. R. Henderson Ruby Davidson Clerk was instructed to research the minutes of this property. ZE: .BIDS FOR SPRINKLER SYSTEM AT SMITH PARK Bids for sprinkler system at Smith Park were opened. Gem State Irrigation $7450.00 Thompson Irrigation 6950.00 Smith moved we accept Thompson bid. Seconded by Jensen. Unanimously carried ZE: REX CATMULL ALLOWED OVERNITE PARKING FOR HOTEL GUESTS ONLY Davis motioned that Rex Catmull be allowed overnite parking for i~ot€;I guests only, in Hotel area and to use a dated sticker or picket, to prevent Police from ticketing vehicles. This he would be allowed in summer months only and that Mr. Catmull clean the area to the street beyond the parking. Porter seconded. Unanimously carried tE: BILL PASSED Bills in the amount of $14,931.98 were read moved by Jensen and and seconded. by Smith same be paid. All Aye ZE: SMITH TO ORDER SIX BENCHES AND # SEE SAWS FOR PARKS Council agreed that Smith should order her six benches and three see saws for parks. Davis stated he would get bids on Pickup for Water Dept. tE: BIDS FOR GAS Bids for 30,000 gals. of regular gas were opened. Phillips $,20.5 per gallon plus tax Conoco $.20.7 per gallon plus tax Moved by Davis we accept Conoco as it was a firm bid. Seconded by Jensen. Unanimously carried Ruth rnoved that the meeting adjourn at 9:40. Seconded by Jensen.. i~ ~// City Clerk All Aye Ma o ~~k- 1 _, P