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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1950, July 11 Construct and Install Sanitary Sewert;ffIdUT~'S OF RECESSED L`~-~.?TII~TG OF TIC CITY COUNCIL OF T:~+ CITY OF RE.X3URG, IDAHO July ll, 1950 Recessed meeting of the City Council of the City of Rexburg, Idaho, held July 11, 1950 at 9 o'clocl~ P. Li. in the City Ha11 at Rexburg, Idaho. liayor J. IS. Parkinson presided. ^1hc follovring councilmen vrere present: Ferrel Nelson, Edward Covin;^.ton, ~?ayne :>_^:art, Brent Sutherland and Henry Shirley. Absent: Richard Davis. In the absence of the City Clerk, v:lto vras e::cused, the i;iayor asked '_Sary Smith, City Attorney, to take the minutes. R Pump in canal. ~_Tr. Joiui 3uclu,u.ller, ~. Raymond Erickson and I1. I'ujimoto appeared before the Council to discuss the installation of a pump anct the cancellation of aL agreements and liability of the City t0 dCllver vaater to them through the upper canal and its laterals. After considerable discussion it eras moved, by ~d4°rard Covington, seconded by Ferrel Dlelson and unanimously carried as follows: , That the City enter into a contract 4aith P,ir. Buchnti.llet°, L4r. Ericksom and idr. Fujimoto vrhicii oro~:l.d provide that the City of Re=_bur-_ transfer to `r. Buchmiller 2 shares of capital stoc!c in the Rexburg Irrigation Ce., 1 share to 1Sr. I'srickson and 1 share to 7~^. Fujimoto; that the City purchase and install a Hump; that I.`~r. Erickson, Buchmiller and Fujimoto maintain the pump and pay all expense ih connection with its operation; that in consideration of tine purchase and installation of the pump and. the transfer of said vrater stock, all agreements of every 'iihd and nature betvreen the City and I's. Buchmiller, Erickson, and Fujimoto and prior ot,ncrs of the property Hoar oerned b;i them, be cancelled and terminated and the City released from all obligation and liability to deliver v:ater to them and maintain said upper canal and its laterals from the point vrhere it enters the Fujimoto property; that :r. Buchmiller, I+'r. Erickson and Ir. Fujimoto, their successors, and heirs, and assigns, maintain that portion o- the upper canal and its laterals up to its present standard; that they would have the right to use the vraste vrater but zrould acquire no interest in it and the City vrould be under no obligation or liabilit to deliver it to them; that the City shall have the right to use said portion of the canal grid its laterals forever; that in the event I`r. Buchmiller, Erickson, and Fujimoto fail to ,maintain said canal and its laterals up to the present standard the City vrould have the right to mass the necessary repairs and maintene.nce and l,ir. IIuclrerl.ller, Erickson, and Fujimoto vrould reimburse the City for the same. The City Attorney tiaras instructed to dray the agreement. RE: Building Inspectorrs salary. The Zlayor reported that ~y.r. Christensen did not feel that he eras being paid enough for the time he vras repaired to spend as Building Inspector and that he vrould like r~50 a month for 8 months and }725 a month for 4 months. The Layor recommended that his salary be increased to those amounts. It vras moved by 'r'errel Ielson, seconded by 1Ieury Shirley, and unanimously carried that L^°r. Christensen be paid ~;~50 a month for S months and =25 a month for 4 months. r:v: Bementrs proposed addition. =;`ft:;~ ~ '~ The i_ayor reported that he, Dick and ia~ine had attended a Planning Board meeting and that L's'. Bementrs proposed addition to the City was discussed. The Council then discussed the matter and it was moved by Ferrel Iltelson, seconded by Covington and unanimously carried, that the City accept and certify i.s'. Bement's proposed adclition'when he presented the completed plans to them. Ft I:ic?;ntirers employment. The matter of Ray cgntirers employment vras discussed. Tl?e Liayor advised that he had discussed the matter vrith LIr. LIcF,tttire and advi sed him that his job vras irrigation 12 months out of tf?e year and when he was not busy he could work in the police department. RE: '."feed Spraying. The matter of billing Noxious vreeds leas discussed. Covington reported that Milford Jensen vras to have a surve~* made and vrouldnrt !utovr until lrJednesday night. Sutherland moved that Covington arid Pdelson (the irrigation cortisittee) go ahead vrith the spraying program if tl?ey found it desirable. Seconded by Mayne Smart and unanimously carried. ~: Resolution. Brent Sutherland introduced the follovring Amended Resolution in vrriting and requested immediate consideration of said resolution. Said resolution being in ;ords and i'gures as follows, to-vrit: ttis~~dDED P~SOLUTIOId N0. 1 AlI AIiD,11~i~~'I+iT OF RsSOLU^ll0i`i P?0. 1 DECL.ARIT•vG TNT IIITT.~Id^1IUPd OP TPA CITY COUI`1CIL OP' TIL CITY OF PJ's,~URG, IDAHO, ^10 COI~STRUC^1 ,AiID IRS^1ALL CEIiTsIi•I SAIiITARY 53 ~P~ LA^1 1'~~LS '„?^tIIIDI SAID CITY, aUCli Aie1vNDED PwS~~UTI0P1 I'd0. 1 TO Ibti,LUDE CDRTAIl•I STREETS II? ADDITI01 TO TfiO;~:E SiIO'.`:R+? Ii? i~.F,SOL1i7TI0N I`i-0. 1, TO CR~rtTL LOCL L.ATERrL SE! .R Iei~'RO~TELiEidT DI:;TPSCT NO• 4 FOtt ! !~:<3UFtG; IDAHO, }?OR TIG PU:c?OSL OP I`AI:IIvC SAID L;iPRO`d_..IEIITS ^10 D~Tt?Y T??3 70STS "ND ~.'~rv.~I~~ OF SAID DIST_~tICT aND TIIL COSTS Ai`iD :~~;,riS~S Or :;.AID Ir_1 ROV~yIdTS UY SPECIAL ASCE~~:.~1 T S L3VIED U Oli Ai?D AGAINST THE TOTS S:i°ll LA:`1D~~ -3U11'I(?G, ADJOII`i1P1G, `!rD ADJACEIv^1 TO THIS STREET OR STREETS ALO[tG OR UPOPi '.'l1SICH S,J;H I' P+~OT~'u:,I:TS 9t ~ TO BE i!,DE, ,~ttD U"~OI: i„)TS AiiD LANDS U 1'~ 1T~L~' Y uUt;l-I 1':P3.0 J':~?TJ rl+iD 11iCLUDL~ I!I T~i~ 1T~~'~i0`t~~I'~I^1 JIiTPSCT; Gp. rrr. ij ....= (Continued) A??D TY~ COSTS 4''?D E<' ,~S OF ALL I?T'lERSE~TIOIIS BE BORirB Dl, APPORTIONED TO Ap,D ASSESSED AGAIi'IS`P SAID Pi,OPERTY 'TTI'liv TIfi DISTRICT Iid PROPORTION TO T'_L BEIQy ITS DEPSVED rROF_r SUCH L,ff'RO~rts, ?1T APID DECT 4RIIiG uA1.D II;II'ROV~~~iyTS' TO BE r^.tI ORIGIi'S"LT, SANITARY S~~IZ LA^1ERAL I`;I?RO'dy;~I,iT Oii Z:IPRO"vim; ~'tdTS: GIVIPIG TIIE I{IP1D AidD CIL4Pu`:CT-,R OF cAID ItP„OVLL;"1vT5: AidD ^1IIi3 ES^1.Lt:AT3D ^10TAL COS^i TiLIt,OP: FI~PIG TIC' TIi:I; ",TLi: PROT:~STS AGAIPIST SAID LiPROV ~!,IEi1TS AP1D TIC C_ZATIOi.i OF SAID DI°TIiICT P"-Y B gTr_,;;D I?d THE OFFICB OF TiL CITY CLrRi{ ~ A-~p ?,~v SUC -I PRO^~STS l;- i ' 1 1• '.1LL n~:' I~^??D AiD CO.'?SID.D?sP. 3Y TIL, CITY OOUIuCTL: Ai•?D PROVIDIIIG FOii GIVIItiG 1dOTICE TI~Z~OF: Thereupon the Mayor asker-i for a roll call been called, the vote rras as follo.rs: Ferrel Nelson Ed. S. Covincrbon Brent Jut11e gland Henry SrLrley '7:a;%ne Stuart vote on t!ie motion and. upon the roll having "kye'~ nAy e u n 4ye i~ iiiyen nAyEn ^1he roll being called and all the cotznci]ncn voting °Aye°, and only one being absent and not voti!zg, the layor declared that five members of the Cou-Heil had voted for the passage of swirl Amended Resolution DIo. 1 and tl?at said motion ::ss carried and said Amended Resolution ido. 1 :s*as duly and regtLlarly passed. On motion of Covington, seconded by Shirley, and unan~.monsl;;r carried, the meeting adjourned. Clerk V ?JZiQUTES OF REGULAR I+~ETIPIG OF THE CIT'i COUNCIL OS' TI>; CITY OF RE?,,BURG, IDAHO July 19, 1950 I,finutes of the regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Re:cburg held this 19th day of July, 1950, at fi P. Ia, at the City Hall 4vith 1layor Joseph bl. Parlti.nson presiding All Councilmen and City Attorney I`ary Smith :~rere present. RE: Irrigation ditch.. John Parl.inson, Dr. C,"S. Green, Hal Golightly, and John Adams met vrith the Council to discuss the problem of the irrigation ditch which goes near their homes, creating a definite drov~ning hazard to the children in the neighborhood. The gentlemen offered to buy the pipe ;f the City vrould lay it or they mould lay it themselves if the City would give their permission. The LTagor informed them that the Pla~utixg Board had secured the services of engineer David Benton of Idaho Fa11s to matte a survey and study of the City's irrigation system and he felt no action should be taken until he had made his report and rec oammendat i ors , RE: Agreement - ptwxp in canal, John Bucltmillcr and Raymond Erickson appeared at the meeting to complete action on a crater right transfer. In consideration of a release of early vrater rights agreement in the Rexburg City Canal, City Councilmen recently voted to transfer four :rater shares held by the City in the Rexburg Irrigation Co. which t=rere acquired vrith purchase of the near airport. The iiayor instructed the City Attorney to read the agreement ti^rhich she had dral~rn up. Said agreement is attached to these minutes. fir. Buc1,ttiller agreccl to sign the agreement and to contact the other parties concerned and get their signatures. The pump estimates ;rere then turned over to Covington ~aho z=gas instructed to complete the transaction. RL': Spraying for flies and insects. Diclt Birch of St. Anthony attended the meeting to explain his business of spraying alleys, ga_rbagc cans, and other places where flies, mosquitos, and insects are found. As an c-!;ample of cost he stated spraying of St. Anthony alleys as ,p700.C0 which Frould last a year. Councilmen a_r_~pea?^ed favorable to such a project but felt it should investigate local facilities before proceeding. Further discussing the matter it seemed to be the opinion of the group that spraying is the responsibility of the individual instead of the City. Covington reported that the City is nozr cooperating with the County in a project to spray vreeds along the ditch banks of the City.