06/02/69 City Council MinutesREGi:L:1R .,EFFI!TG
A regular meeting of the Kalispell City Council was held June 2, 1969,
at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers with Mayor Bjorneby presiding.
Councilmen Miron and Riley were absent. All other councilmen were
present.
Minutes of the regular meeting held iiay 12, 1969, were read. Council-
man Roberts moved approval of the minutes as read. Seconded by Councilman
McCormick and carried. Councilman Roche moved approval of the minutes as
read for the Special Meeting held lav 16, 1969. Seconded by Councilman
Turner and carried.
City Official Reports:
Citv Treasurer and Citv Clerk for ?'arch.
City Engineer, Police Judge, Plain Clothesman, Police Chief and Sani-
tarian for April.
Councilman Roche commented on the Sanitarian's report in regard to the
Food Handler's School, stating that it was hoped that many in the area would
take advantage of the school.
Councilman Roche moved approval of the City Official Reports. Seconded
by Councilman McCormick and carried.
Mayor Bjorneby introduced P'.r. !3ill Hebert of the Montana State Highway
Department. Mr. Hebert presented the City with an aerial photo of the City
of Kalispell --a photo taken in September, 1963.
Mayor Bjorneby expressed thanks to lir. Hebert and the Fontana State
Highway Department for the lift of the photo.
Bid Opening - Water 'corks l:aterials:
See Pages 46.4 and 445.
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Waterworks Supplies Co.:
"Prices are quoted on
an all or none basis, Schedules I, II,
III and IV."
Consolidated Supply Co.:
"On Schedule II & III
- I have based this upon receiving the
two together or none
at all. Or, you can give me Schedule
II with Schedule III
Alternate. This is also acceptable."
Councilman Hensley moved
the bids be referred to the }Pater -Sewer
Committee with power to act.
Seconded by Councilman Turner and carried.
Report on the Neighborhood Development Meeting in San Francisco:
City Engineer McClintick
and Mayor Bjorneby reviewed highlights of
their meeting with HUD officials
in San Francisco.
HUD officials considered
No. 3 area too large for the City to handle,
as it was felt that it would not
be possible for the City to find adequate
low-income housing for persons
who would be displaced, and rer_ormiended
that this area be reduced in size.
The No. 1 and No. 2 areas were con-
sidered to be okay.
Kalispell was one of several cities whose Neighborhood Development
plans were scheduled for funding this year, and HUD officials were gen-
erally favorable to Kalispells' renewal plans. We were very encouraged
by HUD's reaction to our Neighborhood Development program.
Mr, Krause, Mr. Wisher and other persons, who were protesting annex-
ation of the area which is designated as the No. 1 renewal area, were
present and expressed objection of annexation of this area. Mr. Krause
was definitely against annexation. Mr. Wisher stated that he would re-
locate his salvage yard if negotiations were right. He also stated that
he would like to see the City progress, but that he would not withdraw
his protest at this time and would like to consult with his attorney.
He would be able to give a definite answer Friday. He wished to find out
If the letter from the Mayor (letter stating that if the Neighborhood De-
velopment program did not go through, the proposed Addition No. 11 area
would be permitted to withdraw from the City Limits) would stand up in
court.
Councilman Roberts stated he felt that people in proposed Addition
No. 10 should receive a letter granting them the same privilege of with-
drawal from the City if the Neighborhood Development program did not go
through.
Councilman Roberts moved that a letter be sent to persons in proposed
Addition No. 10 notifying them that they would not have to remain in the
City if the Neighborhood Development program did not go through. Seconded
by Councilman Roche and carried.
Following further discussion, Mr. Wisher agreed to give a definite
answer by tomorrow.
Mayor Bjorneby stated that the Hearing on Protest for Additions 10
and 11 would be delayed until tomorrow and that he would later recess this
meeting until 8 P. M., Tuesday, June 3, 1969, at which time action would
be considered on these two proposed annexations.
Hear and Pass on Protests - East Coulee Drive Addition:
No protests were received.
Councilman Roberts moved adoption of Resolution No. 2731 - a resolu-
tion extending the corporate limits to include East Coulee Drive Addition.
Seconded by Councilman McCormick. Roll call vote. All voted aye.
No protests were received on Addition No. 12 (8th Ave. E.N.). Coun-
cilman Roberts moved adoption of Resolution No. 2732 - a resolution ex-
tending the corporate limits to include Addition No. 12. Seconded by
Councilman McCormick. Roll call vote. All voted aye.
Also, no protests were received on Park View Terrace Addition. Coun-
cilman Roche moved adoption of Resolution No. 2733 - a resolution extend-
ing the corporate limits to include Park View Terrace Addition. Seconded
by Councilman Roberts. Roll call vote. All voted aye.
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Addressing the Council:
Police Chief Ted Waggener requested permission to be absent from the
City and State during_, a two -week period in June. Councilman Hensley moved
the Police Chief be granted permission to take a two -week vacation and to
be absent from the City and State during t:he vacation period in June.
Seconded by Councilman O'Brien and carried.
Chief Waggener reported he has received a request for four parking
meter hoods to be used in front of the Senior Citizens' Building on the
18th of June. Councilman Turner moved the Senior Citizens be granted ren-
tal of two parking meter hoods for .Tune 18th, and additional parking privi-
leges be requested through the Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber might
issue them convention parking stickers. Seconded by Councilman Hensley
and carried.
Fire Chief Tillson requested permission for Ass't. Chief Peterson and
himself to attend a Fire Chief's Conference in :•lissoula June 199 20 and 21.
Councilman Turner moved the request be granted. Seconded by Councilman
Hensley and carried.
City Sanitarian Goulet brought to the attention of the Council, the
sewage problem which exists in the Ashley Addition, and requested that in-
stallation of a sewer system in this area be expedited. There are outside
toilets in the area, and in some cases open sewage.
City Engineer McClintick will attampt to line up a contractor for the
project.
Misc. Business:
License S Permit Bond and Citv Official Bonds
Electrician Leonard Jackson
General Office Clerk Margaret Donaldson
Ass't. Cashier Water Dept. Frances M. Madler
Police Chief Led W. Waggener
Parking Meter Collector Richard Mauzey
Councilman Turner moved approval of the License and Permit Bond and
the City Official Bonds. Seconded Councilman Roche and carried.
Committee Reports:
Street & Alley - Award of truck bids: Councilman McCormick reported
the Street & Alley Committee rnet, and with power to act, accepted the low-
est bid, that of Flathead Motor Sales for two 2-ton trucks--$4,364.00 each
less $50.00 each if awarded both units.
Councilman McCormick moved adoption of the committee report. Seconded
by Councilman O'Brien and carried.
Sewer -Water: Councilman Turner reported the committee recommends
Water Supt. Carl Lauterjung be authorized to go to Colorado Springs, Colo-
rado, to see operation of a steam injection system sometime during the
month of June.
The committee also recommends the City treasurer be directed to in-
vest $100,000.00 of `dater Forks funds in Time Certificates.
Councilman Turner moved adoption of the Sewer -Water Committee Report.
Seconded by Councilman Hensley and carried.
Councilman Turner moved the meeting be recessed until 8:00 P.A:. Tues-
day, June 3, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Hensley. The meeting recessed
until 8:00 P.M. Tuesday, June 3rd by ?ayor Bjorneby.
The Council meeting reconvened at 8:10 P.M. June 3, 1969, in the
Council Chambers with Mayor Bjorneby presiding. Councilman :11ron and
O'Brien were absent. All other councilmen were present.
Hear and Pass on Protests - Addition No. 10:
Councilman Roberts moved adoption of. Resolution No. 2734 - a resolu-
tion recognizing the protest of annexation and abandoning the annexation.
Seconded by Councilman Turner. Roll call vote. All voted aye.
Addition No. 11 - Councilman 1.1cCormick moved adoption of Resolution
No. 2735 - a resolution recognizing the annexation protests and abandoning
annexation of Addition No. 11. Seconded by Councilman Riley. Roll Call
Vote. All voted aye.
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Addressing the Council:
Mr. Morgan stated that he anticipates development of approximately
3 acres in the Northwest part of the City. He wished to annex the area
and wanted information on how to proceed.
Mr. Horgan was informed by the councilmen that he should contact the
Annexation Committee where he could obtain the n;ecessary information.
Councilman Turner moved for adjournment. Seconded by Councilman
Roche and carried.
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