HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975.02.26 CITY COUNCIL MINUTESIRE:
STREET SUPERINTENDENT PRESENTS LIST OF EQUIPMENT NEEDED IN NEW BUDGET
;''~ Street Superintendent, Dan Moulton presented a list of equipment
needed in the new budget. The items were discussed and agreed upon.
The list will be kept tentative until the final budget can be worked
out so we can see what we have to spend.
I'RE: FIRE BUDGET TENTATIVE APPROVAL MADE
Glenn Peterson read the budget presented by the Fire Chief. Tentative.
approval was made.
IRE: POLICE AND WATER DEPARTMENTS TO HAVE MEETING ON BUDGET FEB. 26
Mayor John C. Porter recommended having a special meeting with Police
Chief Blair K. Siepert to settle his budget, also the Water Department
and Park Department. The Council agreed to have a special meeting
Wednesday, February 26th at City Hall, at 7:30 P. M.
IRE: BILLS APPROVED
IRE : ADJOURNMENT
Councilman Morgan Garner moved that the bills be approved for payment in
the amount of $53,321.20. Councilman Warren Porter seconded.
All Aye
Councilman Warren Porter moved the meeting be adjourned, it now being
II:00 P. M. Councilman Glenn Peterson seconded.
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City Clerk, Afton Anderson
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May ohn C. Porter
MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL
MEETING OF THE CITY OF REXBURG, IDAHO
State of Idaho)
County of Madison(SS
City of Rexburg)
Special meeting of the City Council of the City of Rexburg, Madison
County was held February 26, 1975, at 7:30 P. M. at the City Hall,
being the regular meeting place of said Council, at which meeting
there were present and answering roll call, the following, who
constituted a quorum:
Mayor John C. Porter
Councilman: Glenn Peterson
Nile Boyle
George Catmull
Barton Jensen
Morgan Garner
Absent: Warren Porter
Thereupon the following proceedings were taken:
IRE: POLICE BUDGET
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Heard budget request by Police Chief Blair K. Siepert with 16~ salary
increase request. The budget was approved for $165,804.00 which was
$20,599.03 less than requested.
IRE: WATER BUDGET
Heard budget request by Jerry Brian. He asked for a total budget ~ _
of $137,590.00. The salary request was reduced $5,800.00 for the ~~~
year. Also the shop remodeling was denied as it was felt by the
Council that the water department could use part of the old street
department building. The total budget approved was $121,590.00.
IRE: ADJOURNMENT
Councilman Barton Jensen moved the meeting adjourn. Councilman George
Catmull seconded.
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All Aye
Jo otter, Mayor
Afton A~'iderson, C i ty C I erk
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL
MEETING OF THE CITY OF REXBURG, IDAHO
State of Idaho)
County of Madison(SS
City of Rexburg)
The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Rexburg, Idaho,
Madison County, held the 5th day of March, 1975, at 7:30 P. M. at the
City Hall, being the regular meeting place of said Council, at which
meeting there were present and answering roll call, the following,
who constituted a quorum:
Mayor: John C. Porter
Councilman: Barton Jensen
George Catmull
Warren Porter
Glenn Peterson
Nile Boyle
Morgan Garner
Also Present: City Attorney, Mary Smith
City Clerk, Afton Anderson
Guest: Scouts, Pack 301 of the Rexburg Ilth Ward
IRE: MINUTES
The Minutes of the previous meeting were discussed and corrected. Council-
man Barton Jensen moved that the minutes be approved as corrected.
Councilman Glenn Peterson seconded.
All Aye
IRE: REPORT ON AVAILABILITY OF FEDERAL FUNDS
Attorney J. D. Hancock reported to the Council on the availability of
Federal Funds for the City of Rexburg. Mr. Hancock, has been working
for the City to obtain funds for projects which would benefit the
City. He is now working on several projects such as parking, sub-
standard housing, slum areas, etc. The project for the ball diamonds
at the new high school is still being worked on. Mr. Hancock advised
that our funds for this project is next on the list. He will report
to the Council as soon as he hears back on any of these projects.
RE: WELDON STEINER PLANS TO BUILD A SUBDIVISION & PRESENTS PLANS
Weldon Steiner plans to build a subdivision out of the City limits.
It will be a 40 acre subdivision. He asked the Council what require-
ments the City would have. Mayor John C. porter gave him a subdivision
ordinance, which he suggested he study. He would have to make his
plait plans meet the specifications in this ordinance. }'{e would then