HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976.07.14 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
RE: NO WATER AT SMITH PARK
Morgan Garner reported that
be repaired, which should be
want the City pumping water
likely all right now.
RE: PLAY PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN
there had been no water for the Smith Park as the motor had to
finished soon. He stated the Public Health people didn't
at the lower level because of contanimation. However, it is
The Mayor stated the play program for the children was in progress; that the City had
received a grant from the State to take the children from Rexburg to Idaho Falls for
swimming.
LAGOONS NOT HURT VERY MUCH - DOG POUND AND OLD DUMP DISCUSSED- SUMPS
The Mayor stated that he had called the Army Engineers and told them they had forgotten
to include the dog pound. They sent someone to look at the foundation and they couldn't
tell what it looked like before the flood so they were going to build a dog pound up to
standards. Also, that they were going to level the old dump and plant grass, also do
the same thing around the City Shop. The Mayor reported the lagoons were not hurt very
much; that all of the sumps around town were in bad shape and they had been working
to get them so they would function again, however, the City might have to take them out
and rebuild.
RE: MAYOR RECEIVE $110 A WEEK FOR EXPENSES
Moved by Barton Jensen, seconded by Nile Boyle that the Mayor receive $110 a week as
expenses during the reconstruction of the City from the flood.
All Aye
RE: PLANNING BOARD NOT YET CONSIDERED PLAN FOR PROPOSED MALL
A. H. Brook reported that the Planning Board had not yet had time to consider Mr.
Hamilton's plan for the proposed mall; that the plan` had been corrected and approved.
Councilman Morgan Garner moved that we adjourn, Darlene Blackburn seconded.
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL
MEETING OF THE CITY OF REXBURG, IDAHO
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Rexburg, Madison County, State of
Idaho was called to order by Mayor John C. Porter at 7:30 P. M. on July 14, 1976, at the
Manwaring Center Room 387.
Mayor:
Councilwoman:
Councilmen:
John C. Porter
Darlene Blackburn
Warren Porter
Morgan Garner
Barton Jensen
George Catmull
Nile Boyle
RE: MUIR PRESENTS PETITION FOR A TRAILER HOUSE
Melvin Muir presented a petition to the council to place a 14 foot trailer at 248 West
3rd South for two years. Everyone in the area signed as having no objections. Darlene
moved we accept for two years. Morgan seconded.
All Aye
RE: TRAILER HOUSE PERMIT RENEWAL:
Mrs. Janet Mc Culloch asked permission to put a commercial zone permanently. Barton Jensen
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moved that we cannot approve trailer houses permanently. Barton Jensen moved it be under
special provision for trailers and on a one year basis. It must be renewed every year.
George Catmull seconded.
All Aye
RE: BUILDING INSPECTOR
The Mayor has called the State and asked for assistance to get carpenters and etc. that
can be inspectors. To rebuild homes lost by the floods, people must obtain permits but the
City will waive the fee. Fees will have to be paid on new homes same as before.
Old buildings being rebuilt need to be checked to make sure that they are safe. People
from Boise will come. We need to maintain codes and zoning.
RE: PLANNING BOARD VIEWS ON PROPOSED SHOPPING MALL
Daum Industries Inc. want to build a shopping mall North of Highway 88 on the West
side of the airport road. The Planning Board suggested it be tabled until the down-
town business have time to rebuild. Councilman Morgan Garner moved that we approve
the Planning Board decision. Barton Jensen seconded.
All Aye
RE: GRIN LEE'S MEETS WITH COUNCIL AND TELLS VIEWS ON HIGHWAY
Orin Lee, Couer'd Alene, of the Army Store met with the Council. His idea - if you allow
the highway to be built out of town the downtown will die. He suggested it will be the
demise of the city. Mayor suggested getting maps and designing. Lee offers to sell the
plan to the people and Highway Board.
RE: HUD TRAILER HOME COURT
HUD trailer home court will have 189 spaces. Everything will be according to city
ordinance except for concrete pads. The City will charge a flat fee on each trailer.
They suggest $10.00 each for water, sewer and garbage. Charge for fire protection"
$500 per month. We will figure charges on snow removal. Barton Jensen moved that we
accept. Nile Boyle seconded.
All Aye
RE: BID FOR RESTORATION OF CITY OFFICES
Bids-accepted low bid for Bonneville Western of $22,000.00 and $17,000.00, Nile Boyle
moved that we accept bids.. Barton Jensen seconded.
All Aye
RE: MAYOR AND CLERK LEARN DISASTER RECORD:
Mayor and Clerk has to go to a school Friday to learn disaster record keeping.
We received first Federal Disaster check $250,000.00.
Councilwoman Darlene Blackburn moved that we adjourn, Barton Jensen seconded.
All Aye
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL
MEETING OF THE CITY OF REXBURG, IDAHO
State of Idaho)
County of Madison(SS
City of Rexburg)
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Rexburg, Madison County, State
of Idaho was called to order by Mayor John C. Porter at 7:30 P. M, on August 4, 1976,
at City Hall.
Mayor: John C. Porter
Councilwoman: Darlene Blackburn
Councilmen: Nile Boyle