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02/05/90 City Council MinutesA REGULAR MEETING OF THE KALISPELL CITY COUNCIL WAS HELD AT 7:30 P.M. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1990 'IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT CITY HALL. MAYOR HOPKINS PRESIDED.' COUNCILMAN GUNNERSON WAS ABSENT. ALL OTHER COUNCILMEMBERS-WERE-PRESENT: Mayor Hopkins called the meeting to order and led the Pledge of Allegiance. CONSENT AGENDA Approve Minutes Regular Meeting January 15, 1990 Special Meeting January 18, 1990 Councilman Larson stated from the minutes of 1/18/90 on page 209, he clarified his statement to say if very drastic changes are made to the salary structure, that could do nothing but make the council position less, not more, desirable. Approve Claims Councilman Nystul moved the amended consent agenda be approved. Councilman Schindler seconded and the motion carried. BID OPENING Asphalt Crushing Bids Schellinger Construction 5,000 tons @ $4.80 per ton 10% bid bond Torgerson Construction 5,000 tons @ $3.40 per ton 10% bid bond LHC 5,000 tons @ $3.95 per ton 10% bid bond Councilman Atkinson moved the bids be referred to Public Works Committee and then back to the council. Councilwoman Moses seconded the motion and carried. Construction of Sixth Street West Pack & Co. Nelcon LHC Base Bid $281.125.00 342,747.00 346,936.99 Alternate 1 $ 2,020.00 1,958.00 4.063.21 Alternate 2 $ 6.680.00 6,572.00 14,250.77 Alternate 3 $ 1,800.00 1,800.00 2,316.90 Alternate 4 -($ 3,680.00)-( 3,392.00)-( 14.556.20) Alternate 5 $ 10,020.00 9,338.00 13,537.22 Alternate 6 $ 3,800.00 3,000.00 3,317.76 Bid Bond 10% 10% 10% Councilman Atkinson moved the bids be referred to the Public Works Committee. Councilwoman Moses seconded and the motion carried. Sale of City Property Bid Proposals Wachholz & Co. Ted Dykstra Glacier Real Estate Rex Boller Remax Councilman Furlong moved the proposals be referred to the Finance Committee. Councilwoman Moses seconded the motion and carried. 212 ADDRESSING THE COUNCIL Dennis Klukan, Health Officer The new Flathead County Health Officer, Dennis Klukan, reviewed the different aspects of the Flathead County Health Department. He stated the department is getting better at what they do and providing more services to the citizens of the county. He said they are also working on a program to preserve the Flathead through controlled and rational development. He said his one goal is to be the best health department in the state of Montana. He said he is available 24 hours a day, if anything comes up that is public health problem, to please contact him. Evergreen Sewer Hookup Tom Flynn, reminded everyone of the oaths that have been taken as serving the citizens of Kalispell. He referred to Section 23-40 Kalispell City Code, Connection Fees: Before the sewer drain of any public or private building may be connected or hooked on with the city sewer system, a connection fee shall be paid to the city treasurer and it is unlawful for any person to connect, attach or hookup the sewer service line of any public or private structure to the city sewer system without having first paid such fee. He stated there were certain councilmembers on the Sewer & Water Committee that have spent about a year trying to bypass and are totally disregarding this provision. He said this Ordinance #1002 has been in effect since February 1, 1982. He referred to the problem Lakeside is having. He said they are not able to meet their obligations and had to go to the Legislature for a one year postponement on their first year debt payment. He said Evergreen is already having doubts about the people being able to pay. They have applied for and obtained a $375,000 federal grant for this purpose. He said if Kalispell ever undertakes to treat Evergreen sewage there must be a bonded arrangement in place, to guarantee prompt payment in sewer fees. He said when he asked Fallon about this. Fallon said "Kalispell would be foolish to grant service unless Evergreen had provided a bond to guarantee payment". Then at a later date Fallon stated Kalispell could not provide a bond. Flynn said as sewer users in the city, we are in effect posting a bond, if we fail to pay our bill, the service is shut off and a lien can be filed against our property. If Evergreen fails to pay, we can not shut off the sewer and Evergreen District has no property to file a lien. He said this is a problem that the full council should deal with, not just the committee. Mayor Hopkins thanked Tom for his comments. He said that Tom always brings forth information the council needs to be reminded of. He said as far as Tom's concerns, there will be a full council meeting to set a new rate or adjust the rate structure. He said that will be done with full public review. ANNOUNCEMENTS & APPOINTMENTS Election of Council President Councilman Granmo nominated Councilman Nystul. Councilman Atkinson seconded the motion. Councilman Atkinson moved the nominations be closed and a unanimous ballot be cast for Councilman Nystul. Councilman Furlong seconded the motion. Upon vote, the motion passed with Councilman Schindler voting no. MAYOR'S REPORTS: Salaries for Mayor and Council Mayor Hopkins stated at the last meeting the motion was tabled until this meeting. He called for a motion to remove the motion from the table. Councilman Furlong so moved and Councilman Nystul seconded. The motion carried. Mayor Hopkins stated Councilman Gunnerson requested to be included in the discussion. He is in Nevada would like to participate by speaker phone. Councilman Furlong stated Councilman Gunnerson, should forego his right to vote by being absent. Mayor Hopkins said he respected Gunnerson's request and told him we would call him. He said he confirmed this with City Attorney Neier. The call was attempted, but was unable to complete the call with the telephone system. T13 Mayor Hopkins reminded the motion on the floor was moved by Councilman Gunnerson, the recommendation made by the Transition Advisory Committee was to set the Mayor's salary at $500 per month and the council at $250 per month and there was no discussion about benefits in that motion. Councilman Furlong stated at the Transition Advisory Committee meeting benefits were discussed. But not included in the recommendation, so felt they were excluded. Councilman Granmo said it is difficult to set salaries as it is not known at this time what kind of time and effort will be put into the jobs. Councilman Schindler stated he agreed with the Transition Advisory Committee's recommendation. He said if the mayor's responsibilities are increased, then the employees will not know who to go to in time of a crisis. He also said since the voters have deemed the mayor/manager/ council form of government, worth giving it a try, then this council should give it it's best effort and make it succeed if at all possible. He stated that unless someone is planning to make the position a career, the insurance should not be that big of a factor. Mayor Hopkins stated after talking to Councilman Gunnerson on the telephone, Gunnerson asked him to relay to the council that he did make a motion to accept the committee's recommendation. If possible, he would like to have his vote recorded as that, but realizing that is impossible, he did speak in favor of the motion. Councilman Nystul asked City Attorney Neier if a compensation of the mayor and council elected this fall could be increased and not decreased during their term or are we locked in now with whatever we set for the next period of time until successors are elected? City Attorney Neier stated the salary could be increased anytime after October 1, but not decreased. Nystul said it would be safer to set a lower salary and make adjustments as we determine what the job is. He felt to reduce the council salary to $200 and the mayor's to $600, would be a three times difference. He said as far as the insurance issue, when eight or ten years ago when this started, the dollar amount was nothing compared to what the excessive cost is now to the City. He felt the benefit should be substantially reduced. He said at most a one person with the option purchase more or strictly an option to participate. Mayor Hopkins said he had spoken with Blue Shield and was told that the premiums or accessibility would not be effected whether the city or the individual paid the premium. Councilman Furlong spoke against the motion. He said he is on the Transition Committee and was a member of that vote. He reminded that the vote was 5-4' with the chairman casting the vote. He said the decision was just as difficult as the one about to be made now. He said he offered a counter proposal at the time it was on the table. He said he is not willing to turn the city over to a professional manager. The people are not represented unless it is through their legislative body, the council. He said he did not see the council having less to do during the transition period. There would be a lot more to do. He said the Transition Advisory Committee did what they were supposed to do. They did come up with a recommendation, it was a split vote and he urged the defeat of that motion. Councilman Larson spoke against the motion. He felt the $250 per month is adequate and if the accessibility to the insurance program is not affected by who pays the premiums, he has no concerns with that. He stated he felt the mayor's salary should be more than $500 per month. He said he felt the duties and out of the pocket expenses will be heavier than we are anticipating. He said we could find we are much more troubled with responsiveness to the citizens of Kalispell and the City employees under this new form of government. He added if we are not there to respond to the concerns of the citizens and City employees, then we will be a council run by a manager that is run by the downtown business people, the average citizen will be left out of the process. The question was called for by Councilman Nystul. Upon vote, the motion was defeated with Councilmen Schindler, Granmo and Atkinson voting in favor and Moses, Nystul, Larson and Furlong voting against. 4."J 1 4 214 Councilman Furlong moved the council salary be set at $150 per month with the right to single member insurance, costing $119 per month. They would have the right to have the insurance for $119 per month or the $119 in addition to the $150. The mayor's salary be fixed at $900 per month, with single member insurance and $100 expense allowance. Councilwoman Moses seconded the motion. Furlong stated it is at least a fifty percent cut in salaries. He explained the differences and urged support of the motion. Howard Hammer said it is talked of as if there is no one capable of handling things. He said if those people are not in this government now, capable to take care of these problems that the council is taking care of, "them you better get some different employees". He said "if a manager is hired and the council continues to stick their noses in the pie, and not let him take care of it, there will be a hell of a mess." Councilman Nystul stated he did not know if the $100 expense allowance should be included in the motion since the council has, in the budget process, adjusted the expense account for the mayor. He said if the amount is intended as a guideline, then he would agree, but if it is intended to become part of the ordinance, he does not agree. He said he thought it is a good suggestion, but did not feel should be a part of this overall package. He said as far as taking the insurance or the cash, there could be a problem with IRS. He added if we were given an option of insurance or not, that would be the better route. Nystul said he felt $900 was high for the mayor. He said there is alot of uncertainty at this point, and would rather an error of conservatism be made than be locked into a number. Mayor Hopkins said he also felt the Transition Advisory Committee recommendation for the mayor was low, because of the tremendous responsibilities the mayor will have at least in the next year and a half, the transition period. He said after that point, it may be a different matter. He said he called the other cities in Montana that currently operate under the manager/council form of government, and asked those mayors how much time they spend on the job'.He said his response was about fifteen hours a week. That was in cities where things are operating relatively smoothly and have been for a number of years. He did not expect the situation to run so smoothly in Kalispell, at least in the interim, until the program is up and running. He said one alternative is to have a transition mayor, to have him run for one year/ three month term rather than three year/three month term. Granmo stated whatever salary is set in either case will be the minimum, that there is no turning it back. He said if the transitional salary could be set to revert back to operating salary after a year, may be fine, otherwise to $750 a year, salary based on one years work might be unusual. City Attorney Neier stated the law gives the local government quite a bit of authority in making rules and transition provisions, as long as it is not inconsistent. Councilman Furlong's proposal would free up between $5000 and $6.000. Councilman Nystul moved to amend the motion on the floor, by inserting the language that states to the effect that the mayor or council will be offered at city expense for single coverage of health insurance, with the option to purchase at their expense additional, but if insurance is not desired, the amount will not be paid in cash to them. Councilman Schindler seconded the motion. After some discussion, Councilman Nystul called for the question on the amendment. Upon vote, the amendment failed, with Councilmen Schindler, Nystul and Larson in favor and Moses, Granmo, Atkinson and Furlong voting against. The original motion was on floor, the council is to be paid $150 per month, plus single member insurance and the mayor $900 per month plus single member insurance plus $100 per month for expenses. If the councilmember decides not to take the insurance, will be reimbursed in cash. Upon vote, the motion carried, with Councilmen Nystul, Granmo and Schindler voting against and Moses, Atkinson, Larson and Furlong in favor. COMMITTEE REPORTS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/PUBLIC BUILDINGS Resolution #3922-Adopting Application Process and Procedure for Review Tax Increment Assistance Councilman Furlong moved Resolution #3922, A resolution adopting an application process and procedure for review for tax increment assistance authorized by Ordinance #933 on major redevelopment projects in the City of Kalispell. Councilman Schindler seconded and the motion carried. FINANCE/PERSONNEL & POLICY/INSURANCE Second Reading Salary Ordinance #1143 Councilman Nystul moved the second reading of Ordinance #1143, an Ordinance amending Ordinance #1141, fixing the limits of the salary and compensation of the city officials, supervisors, and employees pursuant to Title 7. Chapter 4, Part 42, M.C.A., beginning July 1 1989. repealing all other ordinances in conflict therewith. Councilman Furlong seconded the motion. After discussion, the ordinance passed with Councilman Schindler voting against. Firefighter's Contract Councilman Nystul stated the committee has been contacted by the Firefighters, that their contract expires June 30. 1990 and they wish to negotiate. The committee is open to suggestions. City Court/Green Thumb Person Councilman Nystul reported the committee had given approval for Judge Frances Willis to hire a person through the Green Thumb Program. PARKS, PUBLIC LANDS/ANNEXATION/ZONING/BUILDING REGULATION Second Reading Ordinance #1144 on Zone Change, Tract 2, Resub. Of Kalispell Lumber, Addition #50 Councilman Atkinson moved the second reading of Ordinance #1144, an Ordinance to amend section 5.01, official zoning map, city of Kalispell Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 1110) by zoning tract 2, resubdivision of Kalispell Lumber, addition #50, to the City of Kalispell, Flathead Country, Montana (previously zoned general business, B-2) light industrial, I=1, in accordance with the Kalispell city -county master plan, and to provide an effective date. Councilman Furlong seconded and the motion carried. Second Reading Ordinance #1145 on Zone Change, Quirt's Addition, RA-1 to B-1 Councilman Atkinson moved the second reading of Ordinance #1145, an ordinance to amend section 5.01. official zoning map. city of Kalispell zoning ordinance, (Ordinance #1110). by zoning the Quirt's addition (previously zoned residential apartment. RA-1) neighborhood business, B-1, in accordance with the Kalispell City -County master plan, and to provide an effective date. Councilman Furlong seconded and the motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC SAFETY/PARKING/GAMBLING-No Report PUBLIC WORKS/AIR QUALITY/AIRPORT Meridian Road: Order in Curbing Councilwoman Moses moved the order of curbing for Meridian Road. Councilman Schindler seconded and the motion carried. Request Authorization to Bid Curb & Sidewalk, Gravel, Asphalt, Truck. Rental and Excavation Councilwoman moved the request for authorization to bid Curb & Sidewalk. Gravel, Asphalt, Truck Rental and Excavation be approved. Councilman Schindler seconded and the motion carried. SEWER & WATER Call for Bids -Meridian Road: Water Main Installation. Labor Only Councilman Granmo moved the Public Works Department and staff be authorized to call for bids for the Meridian Road Water Main Installation, Labor only. Councilman Furlong seconded the motion and the motion carried. Call for Bids Syke's Project: Water Main Materials Councilman Granmo moved PWD Hammer be authorized to call for bids for the Syke's Project: Water Main Materials. Councilman Atkinson seconded the motion. Councilman Nystul asked if there is an estimate of the dollar cost and does the Water Department have the money to pay for that? There was lengthy discussion as to where the funds were exactly coming from. Upon vote, the motion failed with Councilmen Granmo, Nystul, Furlong, Larson, and Atkinson voting against and Schindler and Moses voting in favor. ANNOUNCEMENTS Committee Meetings: Next Regular Council Meeting 2/20/90. Tuesday, 7:30 P.M. Parks, Public Lands/Annexation/Zoning/Building Regulation: 2/6/90, Tuesday, 7:00 A.M. Transition Advisory'Committee: 2/9/90. Friday, 9:00 A.M. Sewer & Water Committee: 2/12/90. Monday, 7:00 P.M. Board of Adjustment: 2/12/90, Monday, 7:30 P.M. Shade Tree Commission:, 2/13/90, Tuesday, 1:00 P.M., County Ext. Office Parking Advisory Committee: 2/13/90. Tuesday, 4:00 P.M. City -County Planning Board: 2/13190. Tuesday, 7:00 P.M. Public Works: 2/14/90.. Wednesday, 7:00 A.M. Community Development Committee: 2/8/90, Thursday. 7:00 A.M., Lighterside ADJOURN The meeting was adjourned at 10:20 P.M. GCS Roge W. Hop 'ins, Mayor ATTEST: 4c z2 Y_Lc�Z .................. Amy Robertson, Acting City Clerk -Treasurer Debbie Liverman, Recording Secretary Attachment Approved as presented February 19, 1990 C 1 1 PAGE 1 NOTICE ORDERING CONSTRUCTION OF CURBING BEING ON THE WEST SIDE OF MERIDIAN ROAD BEGINNING AT THE BURLINGTON NORTHERN PROPERTY, SOUTHERLY TO SEVENTH ST. WEST: THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF LAND LOCATED IN SECTION 13, TOWNSHIP 28 NORTH, RANGE 22 WEST, MONTANA PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN: 11-D 7AC 7AD 7ABAA 7A ALSO, LOT 6 EX.S.30' HOLLISTERS MERIDIAN TRACTS BLOCK 1 LOT 1 MERIDIAN ADDITION BLOCK 1 LOTS 2 & 3 MERIDIAN ADDITION BLOCK 3 LOT 1 & N} LOT 2 STORMS MERIDIAN LOTS BLOCK 3 LOT 3 & S} LOT 2 STORMS MERIDIAN LOTS NOTICE ORDERING CONSTRUCTION OF CURBING BEING ON THE WEST SIDE OF MERIDIAN ROAD BEGINNING AT THE BURLINGOTN NORTHERN PROPERTY, SOUTHERLY TO SEVENTH ST. WEST: ASSESSOR NO. LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY OWNER(S) AND MAILING ADDRESS EST. C&G. L.C. @ M 00 ESTIMATED COST 0777670 Hollisters Meridian Tracts Lanny Scovel 65 $ 390.00 ExS.30' Lot 6 110 S. Meridian Rd. T-11-D 13-28-22 Kalispell, MT 59901 027400 Meridian Add. Alvin & Melba Arnoux 60 $ 360.00 Blk 1 Lot 1 130 S. Meridian Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 0283851 Meridian Add. Wallace & Dorothey Getz 100 $ 600.00 Blk 1 Lots 2 - 3 Box 178 Kalispell, MT 59901 0059656 Storms Meridian Lots Carl & Frances Benson 75 $ 450.00 Blk 3 Lot 1 404 S. Meridian Rd. NJLot 2 Kalispell, MT 59901 0167500 Storms Meridian Lots Audrey Cottrell 75 $ 45.0.00 Blk 3 SiLot 2 Park E. Davis Lot 3 8706 Brunswick Ave. Riverside, CA 92503 0317670 T-7AD 13-28-22 Steven & Adriana Croy 75 $ 450.00 430 S. Meridian Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 0071250 T-7A 13-28-22 Phyllis Parmenter 107 $ 642.00 P.O. Box 2820 Kalispell, MT 59903 0272420 T-7AC 13-28-22 Steven & Dona Moen 1.38 $ 828.00 500 S. Meridian Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 0905400 T-7ABAA 13-28-22 Peder & Glace Waldum 108.22 $ 649.32 520 S. Meridian Rd. KallspelY; MT 59901w1" `'• r PAGE 2 NOTICE ORDERING CONSTRUCTION OF CURBING BEING ON THE EAST SIDE OF MERIDIAN ROAD BEGINNING AT THE BURLINGTON NORTHERN PROPERTY, SOUTHERLY TO SEVENTH ST. WEST: THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF LAND LOCATED IN SECTION IB, TOWNSHIP 38 NORTH, RANGE 21 WEST, MONTANA PRINCIPAL MERDIAN: 5DFB 5DLB 5DED 5DLC 5DE 5DWA 5DD 5DWD 5DDB 5DRAE 5DDA 5DPA ALSO, BLOCK I LOT 3A AMD . PLAT STOP14S ADDITION BLOCK 1 LOT 3B AMD. PLAT STORMS ADDITION BLOCK 1 LOT 4 STORMS ADDITION UNIT 2. WESTVIEW CONDOMINUl UNIT 2 WESTVIEW CONDOMINUM UNIT 3 1-1ESTVI.TW CONDOMINUM UNIT 4 WESTVIEW CONDOMINUM LOT 1 ASHLEY AMENDED LOTS 4 THRU 8 BLOCK 1 & THORNBURG AVE. LOT 2 ASHLEY AMENDED LOTS 4 THRU 8 BLOCK 1 & THORNBURG AVE. LOT 3 ASHLEY AMENDED LOTS 4 THRU 8 BLOCK I & THORNBURG AVE. BLOCK I Wj LOT 9 ASHLEY 1 1 PAGE 3 NOTICE ORDERING CONSTRUCTION OF CURBING BEING ON THE EAST SIDE OF MERIDIAN ROAD BEGINNING AT THE BURLINCTON NORTHERN PROPERTY, SOUTHERLY TO SEVENTH ST. WEST: ASSESSOR NO. LEGAL DESCRIPTION 0367900 T--5DFB 18-28-21 0236100 0082550 0071300 0753855 0497450 0174870 0281960 0976311 0232294 0691998 0162655 T-5DED 18-28--21 T-5DE 18-28-21 T-5DD 18-282-21 T-5DDB 18-28-21 T-5DDA 18-28-21 T-5DLB 18-28-21 ' T-5bl,C 18-28-21 Amd. Plat Storms Add. Blk 1 Lot 3A Amd. Plat Storms Add. Blk 1 Lot 3B Storms Addition Blk 1 Lot 4 T-5DWA 18-28-21 T-5DWD 18-28-21 PROPERTY OWNER(S) AND MAILING ADDRESS EST. C&C. L.T. @ $6.00 ESTIMATLD COST Himsl—Wohlweno 188.35 $1,130.10 Motors Inc. Box 838 Kalispell, MT 59903 Edwin & Beverly Kirk 80.82 $ 484.92 5 S. Meridian Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 Clyde & Zelma Block 61.78 $ 370.68 340 Lakeshore Dr. Lakeside, MT 59922 Thomas & Linda Woytus 135.08 $ 810.48 2725 Airport Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 Thomas & Linda Woytus 110.00 $ 660.00 2725 Airport Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 William & Carol Vergin 29.00 $ 174.00 Jeffrey & Lesli Schreiner 333 llth St. W. Kalispell, MT 59901 Cynthia Tyse'r Naeher 126.76 $ 760.56 1135 4th St. W. Kalispell, MT 59901 Joseph & Martha Wagner 72.29 $ 433.74, 1128 4th St. W. Kalispell, MT 59901 Dennis & Janice Torgerson 72.29 $ 433.74 415 S. Meridian Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 Joseph & Kathleen Calle 144.58 $ 867.48 1237 5th St. W. Kalispell, MT 59901 David & Sigrun Petry 1 63.7 f $ 382.20 511 S. Meridian Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 Charles & Colleen Cook 1 112.6 1 $ 675.60 515 S. Meridian Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 t �; PAGE 4 NOTICE ORDERING CONSTRUCTION OF'CURBINC PACE 2 BEING ON THE EAST SIDE OF MERIDIAN ROAD BEGINNING AT THE BURLINGTON NORTHERN PROPERTY, SOUTHERLY TO SEVENTH ST. WEST: EST. a $6 00 ASSESSOR NO, LEGAL DESCRIPTION 0968467 Westview Condo. Unit 1 0968468 0968469 0968470 0972237 0884260 0561920 0525826 09'76043 0552160 I Westview Condo, Unit 2 Westview Condo. Unit 3 Westview Condo. Unit. 4 T-5DRAE 16-28-21 T-5DPA 18-28-21 Ashley Amended L 4-'8 Bik 1 & Thornburg Ave. Lot 1 Ashley Amended L4-8B1k1& Thornburg Ave. Lot 2 Ashley Amended L4-8hik1.& Thornburg Ave. Lot 3 Ashley Block 1 Wi of Lot 9 PROPERTY OWNER(S) AND MAILING ADDRESS Harold & Dorothy Peterson 521 S. Meridian Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 Harold & Dorothy Peterson 521 S. Meridian Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 Kenneth & Elaine NieIF2r 1.35 Wedgewuod Lane Kalispell, MT 59901 Harold & Dorothy Peterson Henrietta Eklund Robert Little P.O. Box 1822 Kalispell, MT 59903 Nicholas & Tina Venturini 1250 6th St. W. Kalispell, MT 59901 Arvllla Turner 615 Meridian Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 Reed & Connie Lamb 643 S. Meridian Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 Emma McCartney 645 S. Meridian Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 Emma McCartney 645 S. Meridian Rd. Kalispell, MT 59901 Donald Vincent Smith 6556 Covington Way Goleta, CA 93117 C&C . ESTIMATE;[ L.C. COST 25.00 1 $ 150.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 59.66 52.14 58.61 47.90 39.98 49.98 1 $ 150.00 $ 150.00 $ 150.00 $ 357.96 $ 312.84 $ 351.66 $ 287.40 $ 239.88 $ 299 Y .