Department Activity ReportsPUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
ACTIVITY REPORT
April 1998
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ENGINEERING DIVISION
• Inspected airport runway and taxi ways to determine repair requirements.
• Held project review meeting for digester/fermenter cleaning and repair project.
• Held project review of north water well project status.
• Met with the Willows Subdivision developer's engineer regarding lift station #5 replacement.
• Reviewed Meridian Road design with Peccia and Associates.
• Received reply from MDT to our request for information on City Service access.
• Received updated cost and schedule data.
• Received data from MDT regarding Urban Highway Fund borrowing capability.
• Continued support of City -County Master Plan update process.
• Held Spring Creek design alternatives informational meeting with property owners.
• Reviewed US 93 South improvements with design engineer, received updates of cost and
schedule.
• Attended a MDT meeting regarding 1999 CMAQ program and low cost street maintenance
equipment available through program.
• Inspection continues on the following projects:
• Willows Subdivision
• Buffalo Stage Phase III
-• Prepared bid proposals and specifications for chip sealing and overlays. The bid opening for chip
sealing and overlays is April 91h.
• Reviewed plans on the following projects:
• Athletic Complex
• Buffalo Stage Phase III
• Buffalo Stage Professional Park
• Business Complex
• Prepared information for Capital Improvements Report.
• Street Superintendent attended a seminar on Geosynthetics on 4/9/98.
• The following items were discussed: Geotextile Products, Pave -Prep, Tensar Structural
Geogrids, and Erosion Control Products.
• Continued working with FVCC student on AutoCAD utility drawings.
• Continue field location of utilities.
• Completed encroachment survey and drawings for Tract 5G in Section 20 and 12 BA in Section
29- gave drawings to City Attorney.
• Began field survey/drawing for Parks Department concerning fence encroachment into
Northridge Park.
OFFICE AND STAFF
Richard Amerman (Dick) joined the Public Works Staff on Monday, April 131h. He is the new
Assistant City Engineer. Welcome aboard!
There were 5 emergency call -outs for the month of April: Water Division - 2;
TSS Division — 2, and WWTP - 1.
CENTRAL GARAGE
• 139 repair orders were completed during the month of April:
• Police ............ 39 Streets............ 25
• Fire ...............16 Garbage ........... 12
• Others............ 47
• Ongoing maintenance of City vehicles and machinery.
• Converted police patrol car to dual battery system.
• Fabricated and installed ladder rack extension for Sewer Division Truck.
• Mounted and balanced summer tires on City vehicles.
• Responded to various road calls.
SANITARY/STORM SEWER DIVISION
• Continued video and jet cleaning of sewer lines Monday through Thursday.
• Performed weekly maintenance of fifteen lift stations each Friday.
• Dye tested two sewer service lines.
• Entered TV Inspection Data in computer.
• Installed storm drain catch basin at 6th Alley WN and Wyoming Street.
• Installed 100' of 12" storm culvert at new well site on Grandview Drive.
• Assisted Parks with planting trees and shrubs.
• Washed walls at Treatment Plant with jet truck.
• Raised storm drain manhole at 6th Street East and Woodland Avenue.
• Replaced storm drain catch basin on Bountiful Drive.
SOLID WASTE DIVISION
Delivered 18 containers to new customers.
• Repaired 8 containers and responded to 13 violations.
• Continued weekly garbage service.
• Continued weekly alley cleanup.
• Received the 100 & 300-gallon Roto containers.
STREET DIVISION
• Continued alley grading and street sweeping.
• Continued alley clean-up.
• Continued crack sealing various streets and avenues.
• Began leaf pickup for Spring Cleanup.
• Repaired Utility Cuts:
• Center Street and at the main break on 4th Avenue EN.
• Rosewood, Windward Drive, Buffalo Hill Drive, 5th Avenue WN, Charlotte Avenue,
Grandview Drive, 8th Avenue West & Center, I Oth Avenue West, 7th Avenue WN &
Montana, 4th Avenue East, 5th Avenue East, 3rt Street West, 7th Avenue West.
• Filled low spots at the City Airport.
• Assisted Water Division with labor and sweeper/sanivac to clean downtown parking lots.
• Graded Lawrence Park Road.
• Patched areas on Sylvan Drive.
• Repaired manhole cutouts:
• California Street
• Woodland Avenue
Watered and dust treated alleys.
WATER DIVISION
WATER PUMPING & STORAGE•
• Produced 100 M gallons of water: 84 M gallons upper zone and 16 M gallons lower zone.
• Injected 621bs. of chlorine.
• Continued routine maintenance on all pumps, motors, grounds, buildings, controls, testing and
record keeping.
• Flow tested hydrants for Fire Department.
• Replaced antennas at Booster Station for telemetry controls.
• Began maintenance of lawns, irrigation systems, and building ventilating systems.
• Grandview Well near completion, continued work on:
• telemetry
• Variable frequency drive.
• Asphalt paving and site work.
• Noffsinger Springs put on standby until Stillwater River lowers to summer level.
WATER CONSTRUCTION AND SYSTEM REPAIR.
• Tagged 55 delinquent accounts.
• Delivered 34 water meters.
• Completed 106 work orders during the month of April.
• Replaced 2 fire hydrants and repaired two fire hydrants.
• Repaired service line at 452 5th Avenue EN.
• Repaired main break at 55 4th Avenue EN.
• Delivered old fire hydrants to Pacific Steel & Recycling.
• Repaired fire hydrant at 6th Avenue West and 41h Street West.
• Checked valves on fire hydrants on the west side of Kalispell.
Conducted 6x3/4 water tap at Grandview.
• Flushed dead end fire hydrants.
• Black dirt and seeded at Grandview Well.
• Ran a new water line from water main for new fire hydrant at the west end of 3rd Street
West.
• Repaired a 6" valve at 509 9th Avenue West.
• Located service line and hooked up for the bathrooms at Lion's Park.
• Ran new service line from main to curb stop at 1036 6th Avenue West and 485 4th Avenue
EN.
• Replaced curb box and rod at 82 3rd Avenue WN and at 368-386 6th Avenue EN.
• 6x4 water tap at 9th Avenue West and 2nd Street West — Sandon Construction.
TRAFFIC SIGNS & SIGNALS DIVISION
• Continued maintenance of traffic signals, lights, signs, and meters.
• Made and installed signs at the City Airport.
• Tested Opticom control systems.
• Montana Lines, Inc. installed poles and arms at 5th Avenue West and Center Street West.
• Activated traffic signal at Center & 5th Avenue West.
• Installed poles and signs for the Center Street and 3rd Avenue West Pedestrian Crossing.
• Responded to call in Columbia Falls for MDOT. Repaired flashing light.
• Made repairs to traffic signal at 5th Avenue West and West Center St.
• Performed traffic count on West Wyoming Street west of US 93.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT DIVISION
85 Work Orders were completed during the month of April.
• 492 Lab Tests were performed during the month of April.
• 28 Loads of sludge were hauled during April.
• Report completed on Sludge Disposal Criteria and Options.
• The Reaeration Basin was cleaned for the first time in two years. In the two prior years, the Basin
was flooded by Ashley Creek, along with a hydrant leak. We found one "alive and well"
muskrat. We transferred him to Ashley Creek. We also found several huge crawdads — alive and
wellI
• March Plant Flows: total — 51.5 million gallons; average daily — 1.66 million gallons.
CITY OF KALISPELL
FINANCE DEPARTMENT REPORT
CASH RECONCILEMENT AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
CASH ON HAND & DEMAND DEPOSITS:
NORWEST CASH IN TRANSIT: GEN'L, HEALTH, POOL
NORWEST CHECKING
NORWEST (CITY HEALTH FUND)
STIP (CITY HEALTH FUND)
STIP PROGRAM
NORWEST SWIMMING ACCT
BIDDER'S BONDS
SUB -TOTAL DEMAND DEPOSITS:
DATE: APRIL 30, 1998
$9,859.63
$74,980.97
$9,529.45
$612,139.34
$11,551,453.24
$100.71
$55,389.65
INVESTMENTS:
GLACIER BANK:
INTEREST SUBSIDY/REHAB
$4,273.19
COURTYARD RESERVE ACCOUNT
$10,457.89
COURTYARD RESERVE ACCOUNT/EQUITY
$38,303.87
GLACIER BANK CD'S
$2,450,000.00
FHER INVESTMENTS:
SEWER: 1990 S & C BONDS
$1,900.00
SEWER: 1991 S & C BONDS
$1,692.84
SEWER: 1992 S & C BONDS
$5,000.00
SEWER: 1993 S & C BONDS
$2,190.00
SEWER: 1994 S & C BONDS
$17,500.00
SEWER: 1995 S & C BONDS
$17,112.00
SEWER: 1996 S & C BONDS
$12,147.88
SEWER 1997 S & C BONDS
$8,572.96
TOTAL LONG TERM INVESTMENTS:
PETTY CASH
TOTAL TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR:
Respectfully Submitted,
wol L. Kostman
assistant Finance Director
May 14, 1998
$12,313,452.99
$2,569,150.63
$750.00
$14,883,353.62
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Clarence Krepps, City Manager
William E. Boharski, Mayor
Kalispell City Council Members
SUBJECT: Kalispell Municipal Court Report for month of April, 1998.
TOTAL OF FINES AND FORFEITURES: $37,808.24
Contracts
-$13,142.96
Citations
-$19,132.55
Parking
-$ 525.00
State Surchrg
-$ 1,255.00
DL Reinsts
-$ 522.13
Drug Fund
-$ 227.00
City Fees
-$ 791.75
City Surchrg
-$ 1,630.00
City Interest
-$ 581.85
City Filing Fees
-$ -0-
CITATIONS and COMPLAINTS ISSUED: 626
ORDERS OF PROTECTION:
7
CIVIL CASES FILED:
0
HEARINGS SET DURING THE MONTH:
57
JURY TRIALS ACTUALLY HELD:
1
NONJURY CRIM TRIALS HELD:
21
NONJURY CIVIL TRIALS HELD:
1
APPEALS FILED:
0
Honorable Heidi Ulbricht
Municipal Court Judge
Post Office Box 1997 • Kalispell, Montana 59903-1997
Telephone (406) 758-7702 • FAX (406) 758-7758
Kalispell Fire/Ambulance Dept.
1 st Ave. East • P.O. Box 1997
,pell, MT 59903-1997
Kalispell Fire Department Monthly Report
April 1998
Clarence Krepps, City Manager
William Boharski, Honorable Mayor
City Council Members
Telephone 406-758-7764
Fax 406-758-7758
The Kalispell Fire Department responded to twenty fire calls for
the month. The fire loss was approximately $3,050.00. The calls
are as follows:
Heating Vents
1
Chimney Fires
1
Electrical Wiring
1
Alarm Malfunction
1
Food Preparation
2
Smoke Scare,
5
Honest Mistake
Rubbish, Weeds,
3
Illegal Burn
2
Garbage Cans
Vehicle Fire,
1
Dryer Fire
1
Wiring or Backfire
Natural Gas Leak
1
Public Assistance
1
or Gas Smell
-2-
The Kalispell Fire Department Ambulance's responded to one
hundred fifty-one calls for the month. The calls are as follows:
MVA
16
Respiratory
9
Cardiac
20
Back Pain
3
Transfers
26
Allergic Reaction
2
Falls
15
Syncope
7
Trauma/Assaults
1
CVA (stroke)
3
Psychiatric
4
Seizures
8
Public Assistance
4
Abdominal (acute)
4
Sick Calls
13
Industrial/Sports
5
Diabetic
3
Full Code
3
Drugs/Alcohol
4
DOA
1
There were one hundred and twelve commercial building inspections
completed for the month.
There were several school tours of the fire stations. There were
also several fire safety talks given at various businesses
throughout the month.
Respectfully Submitted,
Orland Leland
Assistant Fire Chief
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING
MEMORANDUM
TO: CITY MANAGER CLARENCE KREPPS, MAYOR WM. E. BOHARSKI,
& CITY COUNCIL
FROM: CRAIG KERZMAN, BUILDING OFFICIAL
DATE: APRIL, 1998
RE: PERMIT REPORT
PERM
April
1998
FEES
RECEIVED
Aril 1998
PERMITS
JANUARY
TO DATE
FEES REC
JANUARY
TO DATE
PERMIT
FISCAL
YEAR
FEES REC
FISCAL YR
TO DATE
Building
40
13,943
112
43,080
279
115,610
Plan
Review
16
5,002
50
16,027
111
46,052
Plumbing
17
1,575
72
5,388
162
12,668
Mechanical
37
2,415
144
8,661
327
20,223
Moving
0
0
3
200
5
400
Signs
1
102
14
306
29
842
TOTALS:
111
22,950
395
73,662
913
195,795
BUILDING
VALUATION
April, 1998
Jan to Date
Fiscal Year to Date
CITY
1,309,068
5,580,768
15,846,860
COUNTY
933,623
1,828,739
7,029,140
TOTAL
2,242,691
7,409,507
22,876,000
SEWER CAPITOL
IMPROVEMENT FUND
7,734
42,539
129,093
WATER CONNECTION
FEE
2,700
15,000
41,460
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
FEE
175
525
1,050
CAK/ak
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING
COMMENTS FOR MONTH OF APRIL, 1998
Building Activity:
Ten single family homes were started during the month of April. Construction was pretty
evenly divided between the various subdivisions with a couple of the new homes going
into Kalispell's West Side.
Work continues on several commercial projects throughout Kalispell and Evergreen.
Permits were issued for another 2 unit condo at Whitefish Stage Professional Park and for
the first building in Dr. Mason's development on Whitefish Stage at Bruyer Way.
ZoZ nina:
The Zoning Administrator is on family medical leave. The Building Department is
working overtime to carry the extra workload. Still, some of the tasks are not getting
done.
The Board of Adjustment did not meet in April.
One variance application submitted by The Daily Inter Lake was received and processed
for the May Board of Adjustment.
Numerous zoning questions and floodplain inquiries are received in our office and are
handled as time permits.
Personnel:
Several applications have been received for the Building Inspector and Plans Reviewer
positions. Perhaps positions can be filled as we enter into the busiest season for the
Building Department.
Craig Kerzman
CAK/ak
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/98 TO 04/30/98
PERMIT NUMBER
---------------
98-100
SCOTT COOPER
1905 DARLINGTON
LOT 148 SOUTH MEADOWS
CONSTRUCT A 20' X 24' DETACHED GARAGE ON A
CONCRETE MONOLITHIC SLAB.
SELF
98-101
GLACIER VILLAGE GREENS
135 PALMER DRIVE
5 1/2 OF SEC 32 T29N R21W VILLAGE GREENS
CONSTRUCT A 290 S.F. KITCHEN STORAGE AND
STRUCTURE ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION.
RICHCREEK CONSTRUCTION
98-102
CITY OF KALISPELL
727 2ND STREET EAST
WOODLAND PARK
CONSTRUCT (2) EACH 20'
UNENCLOSED, HEXAGONAL
SANDON CONSTRUCTION
$4,800.00
STORAGE AREA ADDITION TO EXISTING
(260 S.F.) AND (1) EACH 16' (175 S.F.) ROOFED,
STEEL PICNIC STRUCTURES.
$17,835.00
$18,357.00
98-103
EDGAR W. TRIPPET
1135 1ST AVENUE WEST
LOT 15 & 16 BLK 141
CONSTRUCT A 12' X 12' ADDITION ON A CRAWLSPACE FOUNDATION TO EXISTING SFR
FOR A BATHROOM ADDITION.
SELF $12,000.00
98-104
DOUG RAUTHE
413 6TH AVENUE EAST
LOT 11 AND N 25' LOT 10 BLK 196 ADDN NO. 2
REPAIR CARPORT DAMAGED BY WEATHER, 20' X 26'
SELF $4,160.00
98-105
GOLDEN DEVELOPMENT, INC.
1224 & 1226 WHITEFISH STAGE ROAD
TRACT 1BA S6 T28N R21W
CONSTRUCT THE FOUNDATION AND SHELL STRUCTURE ONLY FOR A ONE STORY OFFICE
BLDG, 4,480 SF WOOD FRAMED ON A CRAWLSPACE FOUNDATION.
RICHCREEK CONSTRUCTION $336,365.00
98-106
DICK HOLT
517 MAPLE DRIVE
LOT 10 BLK 1 MTN VIEW SUBDIVISION
CONSTRUCT A 30' X 40' WOOD FRAMED ENGINEERED GARAGE/SHOP ON A PERMANENT
FOUNDATION.
SELF $18,600.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/98 TO 04/30/98
PERMIT NUMBER
---------------
98-107
LANCE & NIKKI STREETER
207 WEST NICKLAUS
LOT 173 GLACIER VILLAGE GREENS PHASE VI
CONSTRUCT A 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH 1697 SF SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 525 SF
TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE
DAVE RICKERT $112,549.00
98-108
CLAIR BEAVER
126 4TH AVENUE EAST
LOT 4 BLOCK 42 KALISPELL ORIGINAL
CONSTRUCT A 16' X 16'-7" EXTERIOR DECK ATTACHED
TO HOUSE.
SELF $800.00
98-109
THE KM BUILDING
200 1ST AVENUE EAST
LOT 1 - 12 BLK 56 KALISPELL ORIGINAL
CONSTRUCT INTERIOR PARTITIONS TO CREATE OFFICE SPACE WITHIN EXISTING
BUILDING.
MEREDITH CONSTRUCTION $120,000.00
98-110
HAL BAUER
14 S. MERIDIAN ROAD
TRACT 11E SEC13 T28N R21W HOLLISTER ADDITION
CONSTRUCT A 24' X 30' PRIVATE DETACHED WOOD FRAMED GARAGE ON A MONOLITHIC
SLAB.
DENNIS FREM $7,200.00
98-111
MAX AGATHER
87 KONLEY DRIVE
LOT 3 BLOCK 2 HILLCREST TERRACE
CONSTRUCT A 6' X 24' ADDITION TO EXISTING DECK.
SAWDUST & SHAVINGS CONSTRUCTION $3,072.00
98-112
KEITH SHIFLETT
126 DOGWOOD AVENUE
LOT 7 BLK 11 SPRINGDALE
CONSTRUCT A 896 SF, 28' X 32' PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON A MONOLITHIC
SLAB, WOOD FRAME CONSTRUCTION.
SCHELLING CONSTRUCTION $12,000.00
98-113
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN HOME
40 CLAREMONT STREET
BLK 5 HIGHLAND PARK NE 4 NE 4 SEC 7 T 28N R 21W
ENCLOSE EXISTING CARPORT TO GARAGE/SHOP USE.
MEREDITH CONSTRUCTION $9,100.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/98 TO 04/30/98
PERMIT NUMBER
---------------
98-114
AL RIERSEN
418 7TH AVENUE WEST
LOT 3 BLOCK 174
CONSTRUCT A 48 " X 60" COVERED PORCH ADDITION TO
EXISTING SFR.
DOUG NASH CONSTRUCTION $750.00
98-61
ARICO, INC.
1914 BLUESTONE
LOT 141 SOUTH MEADOWS
CONSTRUCT A 1966 SF 1-1/2 STORY 3 BDRM, 2 BATH SFR ON A UNFINISHED
BASEMENT WITH A 480 SF TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE.
ARICO, INC. $73,407.00
98-76
DOUG HASHLEY
141 PHEASANT RUN
LOT 18 BUFFALO STAGE PHASE I
CONSTRUCT A TWO STORY 5 BEDROOM, 3 BATH, 2,368 SF SFR ON EXISTING
FOUNDATION WITH 1,002 SF THREE CAR ATTACHED GARAGE.
4B'S CONSTRUCTION $154,663.00
98-77
BUFFALO BUSINESS CENTER PARTNERS
109 COOPERATIVE WAY
LOT 10 EVERGREEN RAIL INDUSTRIAL CENTER
CONSTRUCT NONBEARING INTERIOR PARTITIONS TO CREATE (2) SEPARATE TENANT
UNITS DIVIDING 3840 S.F. OF EXISTING METAL SHELL BUILDING.
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS $119,040.00
98-78
CHRIS KARLBERG
164 PHEASANT RUN
LOT 35 BUFFALO STAGE
CONSTRUCT A 65' X 48' 3 CAR ATTACHED GARAGE ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION
WITH A CONNECTING BREEZE WAY.
SELF $40,360.00
98-79
DR. CHARLES MASON
NHN BREYER
PARCEL A
CONSTRUCT THE FOUNDATION AND SHELL PORTION FOR A SINGLE STORY WOOD FRAMED
MEDICAL/DENTAL OFFICE WITH BASEMENT.
RICHCREEK CONSTRUCTION $285,328.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/98 TO 04/30/98
PERMIT NUMBER
---------------
98-80
CARL ERICKSON
170 CHEVIOT LOOP
LOT 7 ,MEADOWLAND #2 BLOCK 2 NE4 SW4 SEC 1 T28N R22W
CONSTRUCT A 16' X 40' WOOD FRAMED GARAGE ADDITION
TO EXISTING STRUCTURE
PETERSON CONSTRUCTION $8,680.00
98-81
JEFF HEIDER
955 N. MERIDIAN
LOT 2 UNDERHILL ADDITION
REMODEL EXISTING BUILDING INTERIOR TO CREATE OFFICE SPACE AND HANDICAP
ACCESSIBILITY.
SELF $2,500.00
98-82
CHAS. HOENIG AND
1888 & 1890 N. BELMAR
LOT 21 BELMAR ADDITION
CONSTRUCT 2-STORY DUPLEX STRUCTURE ON A CRAWLSPACE FOUNDATION, 2 BDRM,
1-1/2 BATH PER UNIT WITH SINGLE CAR CENTER GARAGES.
SELF $163,872.00
98-83
DONALD COVERDELL
411 2ND AVENUE EAST
LOT 11 BLK 78 KALISPELL ORIGINAL
CONSTRUCT A 4' X 12' COVERED PORCH STRUCTURE ON
FRONT OF EXISTING SFR.
SELF $1,000.00
98-84
PACIFIC LAND AND HOMES
2224 CANVASBACK COURT
LOT 14 ASHLEY PARK PHASE I
CONSTRUCT A 1,488 SF 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SFR ON A CRAWLSPACE FOUNDATION WITH
AN 660 SF ATTACHED 3-CAR GARAGE.
SELF $101,742.00
98-85
RADIOGRAPHICS (GREG BAHNY)
409 1ST AVENUE EAST
LT 15 & 16 BLK 76 KAL ORIG
INSTALL A 1 HOUR RATED DOOR AND JAMB, NEW WINDOW AND DROP CEILING IN
EXISTING INTERIOR SPACE.
DALE BRAATEN CONSTRUCTION $1,000.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/98 TO 04/30/98
PERMIT NUMBER
---------------
98-86
LYLE & ARLENE LINDSLEY
547 COUNTRY WAY
LOT 27 COUNTRY VILLAGE UNIT II
CONSTRUCT A 10' X 13' SUNROOM ADDITION TO
EXISTING SFR.
KEVIN KOSNOFF $7,995.00
98-87
EARL MCPEEK.
307 KELLY ROAD
LOT C SOUTHGATE VILLAS
CONSTRUCT A 6=STALL CARPORT STRUCTURE, 20 ' X
55'.
SELF $8,800.00
98-88
MACKINAW & COMPANY
164 BUFFALO STAGE
LOT 46 BUFFALO STAGE PHASE 2
CONSTRUCT A 2,380 SF 5 BEDROOM, 3 BATH SFR ON A BASEMENT WITH 484 SF
TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE.
MACKINAW & COMPANY $117,758.00
98-89
RANCH AND HOME SUPPLY
2380 HIGHWAY 93 SOUTH
TRACT 3 S20 T28N R21W
CONSTRUCT AN ENGINEERED GREENHOUSE STRUCTURE ON
EXISTING FOUNDATION.
MONTANA PERENNIAL FARMS $4,500.00
98-90
AMERICAN LAND AND DEVELOPMENT
100 RUSSELL DRIVE
LOT 15 MEADOW PARK SUB
CONSTRUCT A 1288 SF 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH SFR WITH A 402 SF TWO CAR ATTACHED
GARAGE
AMERICAN LAND AND DEVELOPMENT $85,447.00
98-91
SCOTT OKERLUND
34 WESTVIEW DRIVE
LOT 5 2 MILE TRACT
CONSTRUCT A 14' X 18' WOOD FRAMED ADDITION TO
EXISTING ATTACHED GARAGE
SELF $3,000.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/98 TO 04/30/98
PERMIT NUMBER
---------------
98-92
BRANDIE HENDERSON
233 FOREST DRIVE
CONSTRUCT A 16' X 36' BEDROOM AND LIVING ROOM
ADDITION TO EXISTING. SFR
LISTER CONSTRUCTION $33,000.00
98-93
GREG BAIN & COMPANY
1312 A&B 5TH AVENUE WEST
TRACT 8TYAB 18-28-21
CONSTRUCT A 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH 900 SF RESIDENCE AND A 688 SF 3 CAR ADDITION
TO EXISTING SFR TO CREATE A DUPLEX.
GREG BAIN & COMPANY $66,014.00
98-94
MARION FEHRMAN
1135 6TH AVENUE EAST
LOT 8 BLOCK 245 KALISPELL ADDITION NO. 7
CONSTRUCT AN 8' X 21' ROOF COVERED PORCH/DECK
ATTACHED TO EXISTING SFR.
CLARENCE COUNSELL $1,344.00
98-95
NW HEALTHCARE
310 SUNNYVIEW LANE
FLATHEAD HEALTH CENTER ADDN
CONSTRUCT A FOUNDATION HOLD DOWN SYSTEM FOR A 1,440 SF MODULAR
BUILDING/OFFICE.
SELF $2,800.00
98-96
DENMAN CONSTRUCTION
127 EAST NICKLAUS
LOT 3B GLACIER VILLAGE GREENS PHASE V
CONSTRUCT A 1,208 SF 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH TOWNHOUSE ON A UNFINISHED BASEMENT
WITH A 495 SF 2 CAR ATTACHED GARAGE.
DENMAN CONSTRUCTION $97,900.00
98-97
DENMAN CONSTRUCTION
131 EAST NICKLAUS
LOT 3A GLACIER VILLAGE GREENS PHASE V
CONSTRUCT A 1,190 SF SINGLE STORY 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH TOWNHOUSE ON A CRAWL
SPACE FOUNDATION WITH ATTACHED 495 SF 2 CAR ATTACHED GARAGE.
DENMAN CONSTRUCTION $82,297.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 04/01/98 TO 04/30/98
PERMIT NUMBER
---------------
98-98
ARICO, INC.
523 LOTH STREET WEST
LOT 6 BLK 10 FISHER ADDITION
CONSTRUCT A 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 1,024 SF SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE FOUNDATION.
(NO GARAGE).
ARICO, INC. $62,976.00
98-99
BUFFALO BUSINESS CENTER PARTNERS
109 COOPERATIVE WAY
LOT 10 EVERGREEN RAIL INDUSTRIAL CENTER
CONSTRUCT INTERIOR NON -BEARING PARTITIONS TO
CREATE OFFICE SPACE
SELF
$39,680.00
TOTALS: $2,242,691.00
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April 24, 1998
Clarence Krepps, City Manager
City Hall
1st Ave. E.
Kalispell, MT 59901
Dear Clarence,
I am writing you in reference to an endorsement by Kalispell's
city government of the First Night Flathead organization. This
letter follows my letter and subsequent presentation to the City
Council and Mayor. Jim Atkinson indicated that you would be the
person to whom I could address this letter.
I appreciate the time that you and the others have already given
to First Night Flathead.
I will encapsulate, since I have already expounded on this
subject, what 'First Night' is. 'First Night' is a community -
wide, alternative New Year's Eve celebration. It is strictly
non-alcoholic. It is centered in the downtown area. The indi-
vidual events of the a 'First Night' celebration are largely
through the arts (including culture, heritage, and ritual).
I hope that I have been able to demonstrate the many benefits
that -First Night' will bring to the Kalispell community.
First Night Flathead is a young organization. We are in the
process of the filings for non-profit status. We have elected a
five -member Board of Directors, in addition a steering committee
of a dozen members exists. Five working committees have been
created with which to produce the event.
The First Night Flathead event for '98 will be centered on Main
St. in Kalispell. There will be approximately 10 venues and 25
artists.
First Night Flathead's fundraising efforts have begun. A grant
has been applied for to the Montana Arts Council. Grant applica-
tions will soon be sent to the Plum Creek Foundation, and again,
the Montana Arts Council. A coherent strategy for approaching
community businesses is being created at this time.
An endorsement from Kalispell's City Government would be a huge
aid to these efforts.
Thank you for your consideration,
Tatsy Guild,Executive Director
First Night Flathead
3165 Foothill Rd.
Kalispell, MT 59901
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