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10/06/69 City Council Minutes.7 REGULAR MEETING A regular meeting of the Kalispell City Council was held October 6, 1969, in the Council Chambers at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Bjorneby presiding. Councilman Miron was absent. All other councilmen were present. The minutes were read for the meeting held September 15, 1969. Council- man O'Brien moved approval of the minutes as read. Seconded by Councilman Turner and carried. Councilman Roberts moved adoption of Resolution No. 2744 - a resolu- tion annexing Grand View Heights Addition No. 1. Seconded by Councilman Riley. Roll call vote. All voted aye. State Highway Department Agreement - Councilman O'Brien moved approval of State Project No. 267 (01) and authorized Mayor Bjorneby to sign the agreement. Seconded by Councilman Riley and carried. Addressing the Council: Mr. William Buck, Jr., of 844 - 8th Avenue West requested the extension of water service from the residence at 844 - 8th Avenue West to a trailer to be located on the same property. Councilman Hensley moved the request be referred to the Water Committee and the City Attorney and that a recommendation be brought back to the Coun- cil. Seconded by Councilman McCormick and carried. Mr. Charles McHenry, representing Gambles Store, and Mr. Don Boyd, representing Montgomery Ward Store, requested permission for large trucks to enter alley the wrong way to unload merchandise at the stores. The present direction for the alley results in the Montgomery Ward elevator ac- cess being blocked off while trucks are unloading at the Gamble Store. The large truck deliveries occur approximately once a week. Councilman Hensley moved an exception be granted to one-way direction of the alley for large truck unloading once per week. Seconded by Council- man Roche and carried. Fire Chief Charles Tillson requested permission to call for bids for a new ambulance. Councilman O'Brien moved Fire Chief Tillson be authorized to call for bids for a new ambulance. Seconded by Councilman Hensley and carried. Fire Chief Tillson requested the Council designate the extra holiday which was granted at budget time. Councilman Roche moved Columbus Day be designated as the extra holiday. Seconded by Councilman O'Brien and carried. Fire Marshall Gene Thompson requested the adoption of Fire Code, Flam- able Liquids Code, FDA pamphlet No. 30, and NFDA 101 Code of 1967. Councilman O'Brien moved the City Attorney draw the necessary ordinances for the adoption of the Codes. Seconded by Councilman Riley and carried. Councilman Roche moved adoption of Resolution No. 2749 - a resolution of intention to adopt, by reference, the Life Safety Code, 1967, National Fire Protection Associati6n #101. Seconded by Councilman Roberts. Roll call vote. All voted aye. Councilman Roberts moved adoption of Resolution No. 2750 - a resolution of intention to adopt, by reference, the Fire Prevention Code, 1965, Ameri- can Insurance Association. Seconded by Councilman Hensley. Roll call vote. All voted aye. Councilman O'Brien moved adoption of Resolution No. 2751 - a resolution of intention to adopt, by reference, the Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code, 1969, National Fire Protection Association #30. Seconded by Council- man McCormick. Roll call vote. All voted aye. Police Car Bids: IZU Co 91 1969 Custom, S 7 _1 "III ol, ack- doors 12: 2�55 ll!.Py L L). G. -0- 'o c arb 37 3 e — .71 a L : 2 speed S -with -v,,ashrs yi 7 71j C )r ar,(a SoUS 2 --or V1 sc.:.-s -1. 14 4 Ply tires --C_l _ l 4 heater defroster with re-olaceable filter S d), " r d :nuf f ler batt.7',-, 1--n. stoc"J delivery -"o -,I adiL --he folloviin­ eqz:i.-P.lent., 1 with trade by RE.-L J ors TRUCKS AOiT u i �LNDJX WEMNGHOUSE S?ICER VZLV__TOUCH MANIONS PONTIAC KALISPELL, MONTANA 39901 PNONE 796-3661 PONTIAC AND TEM►esT USED CARS AND TRUCKS WARNER LELAND AUTO LITE October 6, 1969 JACOB BRAKES EATON CITY OF W,TSPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT 2 each 1970 Catalina 4 door Sedan Standard Features: Contoured windshield header (except convertibles) Energy absorbing padded instrument panel and front and intermediate seat back tops Energy absorbing steering column adaed sun visors armrests 5,1 door latches and hinges Safety steering wheel SeaU belts with pushbutton buckles for all passenger positions Shoulder belt anchorages for rear -seat, outboard occupants Backup lights Fiberglass belted tires and tread wear indicators Four-way hazard warning flasher Lane -change feature in direction signal control Parking lamps that illuminate with headlamps Safety wheel rims Self-adjusting brakes & corrosion -resistant brakes lines Side marker lights and reflectors Carburetor air preheater Circ-L-mire heater and defroster with illuminated controls Closed -crankcase ventilation system Concealed windshield wipers (all except 33 series) Dual -speed, parallel -action windshield wipers, with Left blade articulated Fast -response windshield washer Foam -cushioned front seats Full -flow oil filter Radio -interference -suppression ignition system Rotary lock on all instrument panel glove compart- ments Windshield antenna CW� w.u.� INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS CuMMINs DIESEL DETROIT DIESEL BENDM WESTINONOUSE S►ICER TELTET000II ToMKI14 Plus your specifications: 1. 1970 4 dr sedan 12211 wheelbase 2. White with black doors front & rear 3. 255 H.P. reg. gas 4. 350 C. I. D. 5. 2 barrel carb. 6. 55 amp alternator 7. Automatic 3 speed 8. 2.93:1 axle ratio 9. Electric 2 speed wipers 10. Vinyl seats 11. Remote control mirror - 2 spotlights 12. Sun visors 13 'G78 x 15 Fiberglass belted tires 15. Circ-L-Aire heater defroster 16. Oil filter with replaceable filter 17. Standard mufflers 18. H. D. battery 19. Power steering 20. 30-day delivery 21. Heavy duty suspension 22. AMFM radio with windshield antenna $5,624.00 with trade MANIONS by 1 PONTIAC nCHTIAC 'AND TEMP1sT USED CARS AND TRUCKS WAGNER LELAND AUTO LIT1 JACOB BRAKBS EATON MANIONS t� KALISPELL, MONTANA 59"1 PHONE 766-3661 CITY OF KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT 2 each 1970 Tempest 4 door Sedan Standard Features: INTIRNATIONAL TRUCR6 Cummms Man OETROiT 011s1L October 6, 1969 BENOM WUTINONO11s1 S►IC1R VILTETOUCH Timm Contoured windshield header (except convertibles) Energy absorbing padded instrument panel and front and intermediate seat back tops Energy absorbing steering column padded sun visors Safety armrests Safety steering wheel Seat belts with pushbutton buckles for all passenger positions Shoulder belts with pushbutton buckles - Driver and right front passenger 1houlder belt anchorages for rear -seat, outboard occupants .'ackup lights Fiberglass belted tires and tread wear indicators Four-way.Hazard warning flashes Lane -change feature in direction signal control Parking lamps that illuminate with Headlamps Safety wheel rims Self-adjusting brakes & corrosion -resistant brake lines Side marker lights and reflectors Carburetor air preheater . Circ-L-Aire heater and defroster with illuminated controls Closed -crankcase ventilation system Concealed windshield wipers (All except 33 series) Delco eye energizer battery Dual -speed, parallel -action windshield wipers, with left blade articulated Fast -response windshield washer Foam -cushioned front seats Full -flow oil filter Radio -interference -suppression ignition system Windshield antenna Plus your specifications: 1. 1970 4 dr sedan 116" wheelbase 2. White with black doors front & rear 3. 255 HP reg. gas 4. 350 C.I.D. 5. 2 barrel carb 6. 55 amp alternator 7. Automatic 3 sp. transmission 8. 3.08:1 rear axle 9. 2 speed wipers electric 10. Vinyl seats 11. Remote control mirror - 2 spotlights 12. Sun visors 14 G78 x 14 Fiberglass belted tires 15. Circ-L-Air heater, defroster 16. Oil filter with replaceable filter 17. Standard mufflers 18. H. D. Battery 19. Power steering 20. 30 day delivery 21. Heavy duty suspension 22. AMFM radio with windshield antenna $5,196.00 with trade MANIONS by F77 Dcpdge 102 FIRST AVENUE. EAST - PHONE 756-4335 - USED CAR LOT PHONE 756-9518 - KALISPELL, MONTANA 59901 October 4, 1969 City of Kalispell F`olice Department Kalispell, Montana Gentlemen: We are pleased to submit a bid for two (2) 1970 Dodge Coronet 4 Door Sedans with Wheelbase 117 inches. Attadhed'are the opecifactions for these automobiles and the Standard Equipment items. As per your specification the fellowing extra equipment items have been added. 383 2 BBL. Engine Regular'Gas-290 Horsepower Torqueflite Transmission 3 Speed Automatic Heavy Duty Vinyl Interior 2 Spot Lights Mounted on Windsheild "A" Posts Left Remote Controll Mirror (5) 8.25X15 4. Ply Nylon Goodyear Police Special Tires Power Steering AM -FM Radio Freight & Local Service The net price difference'of these two units taking the 1968 Plymouth Fury 11 in trade will be $4982.00 F.O.B. Kalispell, Montana Exceptions to Bid. Oil Filter with the 383 Engine is the throw away type. Options. Non Slip Differential. Add $60.90 for both cars. 318 Cubic Inch V 8 Engine rated-Horsepower. Subtract $90.00 from total bill. These figures are'based on a Signed Tax Exempt Certificate from the Kalispell Police Department. Delivery Time Approximatelg 45 to 60 d;Lys. Sincerely Of W. C. Gabriel Big Valley Dodge 1 1 1 \I CH EVROLET, ., FLATHEAD MOTOR SALES, Inc. Telephone 756-4274 38 First Avenue East 00t• 5, 1969 KALISPELL, MONTANA 59901 City Council City of Kalispell Kalispell, Montana Gentlemen: In response to your request we are pleased to submit for your con- sideration the following quotation covering two, 1970 Che9rolet cars for Police use: Model 15469, 4 door sedan, 1191 wheelbase, 250 h-p., 350 eu. in. V-8 engine with 2 barrel carburator (burns regular gasoline). Color: white with black doors Alternator: 63 amp Transmission: Automatic, 3 speed Rear axlo: low speed, ratio 3.311 no slip Wipers: electric, 2 speed, overlapping Interior: Seats & door panels, vinyl 2 door post mounted spot lights with inside control 1 inside control, door mounted rear view mirror 2 inside sun visors 5 standard tread premium grade 4 ply tires -nylon, 7.10 x 15 Hot water heater with defrosters, fresh air type Oil filter with replaceable cartridge Muffler: standard (no resinators) Heavy duty battery; 66 plate, 70 amp hour Power Steering Radio & antennae Heavy duty suspension, shocks, springs & stabilizer bar Delivery: 30 days approximate Thtal price: 2 units... ..................e.e.$6,304.00 Less: trade-in, 168 Plymouth 4 door 1,270.00 Net to trade.................................$5,034.00 cry iivly`yo s. Flathead Motor Sales, Inc. Paul J. Bowman 2 RYGG FORD SALES Telephone 756-4323 18 - 1 st Ave. KALISPELL, MONTANA Oct. 4, 1969 City Council Kalispell, Mmt am Councilman Roberts moved the bids be referred to the Safety Committee and to report back with a recommendation at the next meeting. Seconded by Councilman Riley and carried. Committee Reports: Parks - Councilman Roche reported the Parks Committee will meet October 7th at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers with the Swimming Pool Engineer and Contractor to discuss final payment on the project and completion of minor details of the project. Upon Council approval, the Committee would like to pursue the possi- bility of hiring a recreation co-ordinator. There is the possibility of hiring a school teacher to act as full-time recreation co-ordinator during the summer months and on a, more or less, part-time basis during the school year. This could be done at an approximate cost to the City of from $2,000.00 to $3,000.00. Councilman Riley moved the Park Committee pursue the possibility of hiring a recreation co-ordinator. Seconded by Councilman O'Brien and carried. Councilman Roberts reported Mr. Ken Tigges has requested permission to move a garage from the north side of California Street to property on the south side of California Street. The Committee recommends the City Engineer be authorized to issue a permit to move the building as requested. Councilman Roberts moved the City Engineer be authorized to issue a permit for the moving of the building. Seconded by Councilman Roche and car- ried. Chlorine Contract Award - Councilman Turner reported the Sewer -Water Committee has reviewed the bids for furnishing the City with liquid chlorine and has awarded the contract to Pennwalt Corporation for a two-year or 45 ton duration, whichever occurs first. Councilman Turner moved adoption of the Sewer & Water Committee report. Seconded by Councilman Roberts and carried. Sale of bonds for the 5th Avenue East water line extension was dis- cussed. It was suggested that local banks be contacted regarding possible purchase and also the placement of an ad in the newspaper to attract a poss- ible purchaser. Safety - Councilman O'Brien reported that Mr. Ballard, Principal of the High School, has requested the west side of 4th Avenue West between 6th Street and 8th Street be designated for school bus unloading and that the east side of the avenue be angle parking. The Committee recommends approval of the request. Councilman O'Brien moved acceptance of the proposal of Mr. Ballard for bus unloading and angle parking. Seconded by Councilman McCormick and carried. 1 1411 CC� 416 1 ST AVE. EAST City of Kalispell Kalispell. Mont. Gent le me n CHRYSLER KALISPELL, MONTANA 59901 TELEPHONE 756-3666 Oct. 6. 1969 We would like to submit a bid of $W7.00 to furnish the City of Kalispell with two Plymouth Fury Pursuit cars which meet or exceed all of the specifications called for in the call for bids. We would also like to submit an alternate bid of $4827.00 to furnish the City with two Plymouth Belvedere Phrsuit cars which meet all the specifica- tions with the exception of a one inch shorter wheelbase than called for. The prices above are for the difference after taking the 1968 Plymouth Police car in trade and having a tax excempt certificate furnished. Delivery time would be approximektely 40 days from date of order. Options called for in bid would be as followst 383 Cue in. engine 290 h.p. ®$60.00 Sure Grip Diff.- 0$35.00 Detailed specifications fo both cars are enclosed. Thank you. you - Edward L. Hines AUTMORM., DEAIiR CHRYSLER - MOTOR/ COAKWAnOR Councilman Roberts moved the bids be referred to the Safety Committee and to report back with a recommendation at the next meeting. Seconded by Councilman Riley and carried. Committee Reports: Parks - Councilman Roche reported the Parks Committee will meet October 7th at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers with the Swimming Pool Engineer and Contractor to discuss final payment on the project and completion of minor details of the project. Upon Council approval, the Committee would like to pursue the possi- bility of hiring a recreation co-ordinator. There is the possibility of hiring a school teacher to act as full-time recreation co-ordinator during the summer months and on a, more or less, part-time basis during the school year. This could be done at an approximate cost to the City of from $2,000.00 to $3,000.00. Councilman Riley moved the Park Committee pursue the possibility of hiring a recreation co-ordinator. Seconded by Councilman O'Brien and carried. Councilman Roberts reported Mr. Ken Tigges has requested permission to move a garage from the north side of California Street to property on the south side of California Street. The Committee recommends the City Engineer be authorized to issue a permit to move the building as requested. Councilman Roberts moved the City Engineer be authorized to issue a permit for the moving of the building. Seconded by Councilman Roche and car- ried. Chlorine Contract Award - Councilman Turner reported the Sewer -Water Committee has reviewed the bids for furnishing the City with liquid chlorine and has awarded the contract to Pennwalt Corporation for a two-year or 45 ton duration, whichever occurs first. Councilman Turner moved adoption of the Sewer & Water Committee report. Seconded by Councilman Roberts and carried. Sale of bonds for the 5th Avenue East water line extension was dis- cussed. It was suggested that local banks be contacted regarding possible purchase and also the placement of an ad in the newspaper to attract a poss- ible purchaser. Safety - Councilman O'Brien reported that Mr. Ballard, Principal of the High School, has requested the west side of 4th Avenue West between 6th Street and 8th Street be designated for school bus unloading and that the east side of the avenue be angle parking. The Committee recommends approval of the request. Councilman O'Brien moved acceptance of the proposal of Mr. Ballard for bus unloading and angle parking. Seconded by Councilman McCormick and carried. Safety - The Committee recommends approval of the request of the Police Department to send Pat Ramsey to the Orientation School to be held in Bill- ings on October 16th. Councilman Riley moved the Police Department be authorized to send a representative to the Orientation School October 16th in Billings. Seconded by Councilman O'Brien and carried. A brief d$sl. s n was held concerning the traffic signal at Main and Center Streets-' 15Vf Baldwin is to contact Miller -Ford Electric to check the cycling of the traffic signal. Misc. Business: Surety Bonds: Plumbing Bond - Charles E. McDonald Second -Hand Store - Allen I. Skare Councilman O'Brien moved acceptance of the surety bonds. Seconded by Councilman Hensley and carried. Request to Destroy Old Records - A letter was received from the City Clerk requesting permission to destroy certain records. Councilman Roche moved permission be granted to destroy the records as requested. Seconded by Councilman Hensley and carried. Mayor Bjorneby reported the Safety Commission recommends stop signs be installed at the intersection of 3rd Avenue West and llth Street. This was referred to the Safety Committee. Mayor Bjorneby suggested the City might contribute a small sum of money to the Safety Commission for postage and supplies, as the Commission has no money. Councilman Roche moved the City of Kalispell contribute $15.00 to the Safety Commission for postage and supplies. Seconded by Councilman Hensley and carried. Discussions: The news article by Jim Murphy was discussed regarding City control of access highways to the City. Swimming Pool Completion - Several matters concerning the swimming pool construction were discussed, such as, minor items to be finished, items furnished but not charged for, penalty clause, problems in getting materials for the job, adjustment of engineering charges and others. These matters are to be considered further at the Park Committee meet- ing Tuesday night, October 7th. The meeting was adjourned by Mayor Bjorneby. 1 1