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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979.03.21 CITY COUNCIL MINUTESy~. MINLT'i'ES OF T~E CTTY COUNCIL MEETING March 21 , 15;79 State of Idaho) County of Pdadison (ss City of Rexburg) A meeting of t:he City Cauncil f..or the City of Rexburg, Madison County, was held on March. 21, 1979, at the time of 7:30 P.M. at the City Hall. Present were the following: Acting Mayor President of Council: B«rton Jensen Councilwoman; Darlene Blackburn Caunr_ilma.n: Nile Boyle Jim Morris Dtorgan Garner Warren Porter A.Zso Present: Mary Smith., City Atty. kose Bagley; City Clerk RE: ORDINANCE NO. 60? City Attorrae1T P~,ary Smith. read Ordinancse 602 Annexation. of. the Crest Haven Subdivision, Rexburg East Stake, Church of: Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints; Boyd F & Lois Haldaway, D. Blair Ntanwarina, Robert R. Perkes, Owen Slough, Lynn R. Speth, Kay Lloyd property. Zoning ColJ.ege property RC ar..d all other property Rl. ORDINANCL•' NU. 602 AN OIt'DINADTCF' ANNEXING GER7'AIN LANDS TG 'IN:E CITY OF REXBURG, IDP.HO: DF'SCRIBING SgID LANDS AND DFCI,ARTNG SAME A PART OF THE CITY OF i2FXBURG, TDAHO: AND AMENDING AND CHANGING Tf-TE ZONING MAF OF THE CITY OF REXBURG, IDAETU, TO SHOW SUCH ANNEXATION AND THE CLASSTFJC:A~'ION GF THE SA1utF UNDER THE ZODTING ORDINANCE OF' THP; CITY OF' REXBURG, IDAbO, AND PROVIDING WHEN THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BF("OMF E'FF'ECTIVE. A motion was n!ade by Councilman, Nile Boyle and seconded by Councilman Jim Morrie that the rules reruiring an ordinance of a general and permanent nature to be read on three occasions be dispensed with ~~nd tha.t said Ordinance 602 be placed before t}~e counr_il for f.iral passage. Those vati.ng F.ye ; Tr,oti,e voting D1ay: Darlene BJ ack_burn Nile Boyle Warren Fortes Morgan Garner Ji_m N:arris None Ordinance 602 was then placed before the council. The Acting N[ayor then called far the voting of final. passage of the Ordinance, the motion was made by Morgan Garner and seconded by Darlene Blackburn.. The call call of the council by the City Clerk far the final. passage of the Ordinance was as follows: Those voting Aye: Darlene Blackburn Nile Boyle V~'arren Porter Morgan Garner Jim Morris Those vctirg Nay: None The call showed all councilmen present voting "Aye" carried, Acting Mayor Jensen declared that the majority of all. the members of the City Council had voted for the passage of saidOrdinarce, and the said Ordinance was duly and regularly passed. Acting Mayor Jenser. declared the motion carried. R.E: CROSS WALK AT 5th WEST AND HIGHWAY 8$ Marsha Robison, member of the Kennedy PTA was present to discuss the problem of the crass walk at 5th West and Highway 88. The cars don't slaw dawn or stop far children. The PTA had bir. Crass from the Highway Department come and check the traffic and the number of children crossing the Highway. They counted ?2 crildren crossing. When the traffic is deverted around 5th West past the Kennedy School while the bridge is being put. in on 4th South, the Highway department will put a safety guard at the crossing. Mrs. Robison said treat the PTA and the Schaal Board would share in the cost. of a Safety Guard for tree chart time this spring while the traffic was being deverted. She would like to have a permanent solution to the problem. Nile Boyle made the notion that the City would pay lj3 the cost of a Safety Guard for the ,._ . shart~ time this spring until the traffic was deverted that way. It then would have to be referreci to the Safety Council far a permanent solution. Morgan Garner seconded. All Aye. The City Clerk was instructed to call Bob Smith, head of the council, and have him check into the problem. Pars. Robison said that: the PTA would find the Safety Guard. She said they would like a stop 1_ight put in. The council told her that the Highway department. Yaave certain guidelines that. might prevent it. The council also discussed a Crass Gverwalk for the crosti~ing. RE: POLICE DEPARTMENT PON?I=R BILL Jim Morris broc+ght up the matter of the Police Department Power Bill. He stated that when the new Police building was built, they did not put in two meters for poorer, consequently the power bill was on a differer_t rate making the bill too high. It was costing about $1000 a month. The County is looking into getting it corrected. Barton Jensen felt th.e Architect should take care of it. The County has held bar-k $20,000 from the general cor.,tractor until it. is corrected. RE: PARKING PROBLEM A`i' PROFESSIONAL PLA7A Doug Smith of. Professional Plaza had ask Jim Morris to discuss the parking problem at Frofessioral Plaza. At tYze present time i.t is being ticketed for two hour controlled parking. TYie council felt that if they wanted the parking changed that they should all sign a petition and present i.t to the City Council. RE: BILKS Morgan Garner moved that the bills be approved, Tn?arren Porter seconded. RE : ADJOURNNiEN`I Jima Marr_is moved that .the meeting be adjourned, Ni].e Boyle seconded. City Clerk, Rose Bag /~~ C' J ,. ~'~ - J M rn C. Porter !, MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 4, 1979 State of Idaho) County of Madison (SS City of Rexburg) A Meeting of the City Council for the City of Rexburg, Madison County, was held on April 4 1979, at the time of 7:30 P.M. at the City Hall. Present were the following: Mayor: Councilwoman Councilmen: John C. Porter Darlene Blackburn Jim Morris Nile Boyle Warren Porter Barton Jensen Morgan Garner In the excused absence of Rose Bagley, the Mayor asked Mary Smith to take the minutes. RE: MINUTES BEING APPROVED On motion of Jim Morris, seconded by Darlene Blackburn and unanimously carried, the minutes of the regular meeting of the City Council held March 21, 1979, were approved. RE: GORDON THATCHER AND VAR MANWARING- DRILLING WELL FOR RACQUET BALL COURTS Gordon Thatcher and Var Manwaring were present and stated that they were building racquet ball courts in Rexburg on 1st East. They explained the heating and air Condit- Toning system which would require the installation of a 70-foot well to be located at the front of the lot and which would produce 50 gallons of water per minute.;' that they would run the water through the system for heat in the winter and air conditioning in the summer. The matter of draining the water into the storm sewer was discussed.