Staff ReportsCITY OF KALISPELL
FINANCE DEPARTMENT REPORT
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CASH RECONCILEMENT AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DATE: OCTOBER 31, 1996
CASH ON HAND & DEMAND DEPOSITS;
NORWEST CASH IN TRANSIT
$10,857.52
NORWEST CHECKING
$43,803.57
NORWEST (CITY HEALTH FUND)
$18,384.87
STIP (CITY HEALTH FUND)
$582,549.46
STIP PROGRAM
$9,631,616.07
NORWEST SWIMMING ACCT
$109.20
BIDDER'S BONDS
$136,379.30
SUB -TOTAL DEMAND DEPOSITS: $10,423,699.99
INVESTMENTS:
VALIC Deferred Comp.
$342,052.12
GLACIER BANK:
INTEREST SUBSIDY/REHAB
$6,008.65
LOAN GRANT
$3,929.38
COURTYARD RESERVE ACCOUNT
$4,825.37
COURTYARD RESERVE ACCOUNT/EQUITY
$33,371.08
OTHER INVESTMENTS:
SEWER: 1988 S & C BONDS
$7,411.33
SEWER: 1989 S & C BONDS
$4,000.00
SEWER: 1990 S & C BONDS
$5,500.00
MERIDIAN 1990 S & C
$1,922.68
SEWER: 1991 S & C BONDS
$2,252.84-
SEWER: 1992 S & C BONDS
$7,000.00
SEWER: 1993 S & C BONDS
$3,650.00
SEWER: 1994 S & C BONDS
$24,255.94
SEWER: 1995 S & C BONDS
$22,821.96
TOTAL LONG TERM INVESTMENTS: $469,001.35
PETTY CASH $750.00
TOTAL TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR:
Respectfully Submitted,
Carol L. Kostman
Assistant Finance Director
November 7, 1996
$10,893,451.34
Submitted by: Addison H. Clark, Chief of Police
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During the month of September 1996 Kalispell officers issued a total of 528
citations. Of those citations 335 were issued for traffic violations which included 53 for
Seatbelt Violations, 88 for Driving With No Liability Insurance, 15 Driving While
Suspended or Revoked, assorted Speeding, Expired Registration, Stop Signs and 18 DUI
citations.
Other citations not related to traffic included 39 Possession of Alcohol, 10
Possession of Dangerous Drugs, 8 Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and 53 animal related
offenses.
September included a busy training schedule for officers and dispatchers. On Sept.
4th & 5th dispatchers Teresa Field and June Vestre traveled to Great Falls to attend the
Terminal Agency Coordination School. This school dealt with the state teletype, the new
CJIN & NCIC formats, systems security, the addition of gang file information and the new
ATF gun training format.
Sgts. Burns and Bourne attended a four day ethics class held in Kalispell on Sept.
9th thru the 12th.
Officer Scott Warnell attended the Reid Interrogation & Interview School in
Bozeman from Sept. 15th thru the 18th.
Officer Janell Squires traveled with her K-9 partner to Spokane Washington where
they participated in a working K-9 school Sept. 22nd thru the 25th.
Officer John Ortiz attended the two week DEA Basic School in Missoula from Sept.
15th thru the 27th..
Lt. Hahn and officers Holt and Brenden traveled to Helena to attend the Tactical
Team Leaders Conference on the 24th, 25th & 26th of September.
Chief Ad Clark traveled to Sun Valley Idaho to attend the Law Enforcement
Executive Development Association Conference held Sept. 30th thru Oct. 2nd.
Northwest Dru
800 S. Main ST. KaUTeil PH 758-5878
Chief Clark,
During the month of September 1996 the Northwest Drug Task Force made a total of eight
arrests.Two searches and five agency assists were conducted. Illegal drugs with a street value of
$385.00 were purchased during ongoing undercover investigations. Illegal drugs with a street
value of $8700.00 were seized. The following cases are currently awaiting court action:
J.T. Graham: arrested and charged with Criminal Sale of Dangerous Drugs (marijuana) by
taskforce officers in Sanders County.
Steven Wilson: arrested and charged with Felony Possession of Dangerous Drugs (marijuana) in
Whitefish.
Robert Degolier: arrested and charged with Manufacturing Dangerous Drugs. During an attempt
by Kalispell Police officers to serve an arrest warrant on Degolier a small
methamphetamine drug laboratory was discovered. Precursers, chemistry tools,
and finished methamphetamine were seized. This officer had to wear a bio-
hazard suit and a self-contained breathing apparatus to dispose of some of the
chemicals. The residence suffered no permanent damage as a result of the drug
lab.
Julie Franklin: arrested and charged with Fraudulently Obtaining Dangerous Drugs (schedule III
prescription drugs) in Kalispell.
Donald Enger: arrested and charged with Misdemeanor Possession of Dangerous Drugs
(marijuana) and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia in Kalispell.
James Keys: arrested and charged with Felony Theft for the theft of a motorcycle in connection
with the arrest of Lance Vitt for Criminal Sale of Dangerous Drugs earlier this year.
Gary & Roberta Estabrook: arrested and charged with Criminal Sale of Dangerous Drugs in
Sanders County.
During the month of September I had surgery on my right hand which required that I use 85 hours
of sick leave. Several cases are currently under investigation.
Officer Rick Parker
1,501 Incident Calls were handled
167 Arrests were made (including
Adults and Juveniles)
528 Citations were written
335 of these Citations were Traffic
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27
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Paraphernalia
8
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Abuse
'Unlawful,Domestic
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6
Providing Alcohol to Minor
1
1'Possession of Alcohol
29
TRO Violation
'Possession of Tobacco Products
39
Criminal Mischief
2
Criminal Trespass toProperty
'Possession •BurglaryTools
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,Obstructing Justice I
Disorderly Conduct
,Privacy
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,Carrying
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'Possession of Dangerous Drugs 10
Exceeding Height Limit 1
'Seatbelt Violation
53
'No Front or Rear Plates 2
Fictitious Plates 3
Resident w/Foreign Registration
,'Expired Registration
'Operate w/o Required
•' RegistrationVehicle
No , • Drivers License 4
• Motorcycle Endorsement 2
'Fail to Have d/I In Possession 1
Drive While Suspended or • 15
Liability Insurance 88
,Fail'No
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Fail to Obey Traffic Control Device
2
:Red Light Violation
8
Flashing
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Violation
4
Reckless • Attempt to Elude
Driving
4
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21
Pass in No Passing Zone
Wrong Way on One Way
2
Following Too Closely
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Turning When Unsafe to Do So
2
FTYROW Intersection •
FTYROWMakingLeft Turn
3
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FTYROW at • '.! Sign
2
FTYROWatYield!
FTYROW from r - Road
•'r • Sign Violation
FTYROW to Emergency Vehicle
Fail to •'i For ! •
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DUI Ist Offense
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Driving With : or More
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• Suppression
Traffic Citationsfor • •
1996
(Total of
,,Exceeding Height Limit
Front ''. or Rear Plates
2
Fictitious Plates
!Resident
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2
ExpiredRegistration
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Operate • Required
No Registration
'No Valid Drivers License
14
,No Motorcycle Endorsement
Fail to Have DIL in Possession
Drive While Suspended or Revoked
15
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4
:Fail to Obey Traffic Control Device
2
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4
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4
,'Basic Rule Violation
6
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Wrong Way on a One Way 2
Following • •' closely
Left or Right Turn I
"Turning When Unsafe to Do So 2
Intersection,:Improper
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FTYROW When Making Left Turn 3
FTYROW at • •i Sign
FTY- • at Yield •.
FTYROW from Private Road 2
'St • • Sign Violation
TTYROW to Emergency Vehicle I
Fail to Stop For School
TrafficInterfere With Backing
'Clinging to Motor Vehicle
3
DUI • Offense
• Offense
2
Per Se
9
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Animals picked up..............29
Returned to owner................16
Adopted out...........................9
Destroyed...............................4
Bikes picked up...................13
Total bikes on hand...............85
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING
MEMORANDUM
TO: CITY MANAGER CLARENCE KREPPS, MAYOR DOUGLAS RAUTHE
& CITY COUNCIL
FROM: CRAIG KERZMAN, BUILDING OFFICIAL
DATE: OCTOBER, 1996
RE: PERMIT REPORT
PERM
OCT
1996
FEES
RECEIVED
Oct, 1996
PERMITS
JANUARY
TO DATE
FEES REC
JANUARY
TO DATE
PERMIT
FISCAL
YEAR
FEES REC
FISCAL YR
TO DATE -
Building
51
$14,771
425
$150,632
203
$64,741
Plan
Review
16
6,541
126
46,660
54
22,225
Plumbing
16
1,596
268
21,099
123
8,262
Mechanical
73
3,520
423
23,301
221
12,291
Moving
0
0
1
100
1
100
TOTALS:
156
$26,428
1,243
$241,792
602
$107,619
BUILDING
VALUATION
Oct, 1996
Jan to Date
Fiscal Year to Date
CITY
$2,017,786
$15,992,943
$4,619,251
COUNTY
$649,204
$10,434,902
$5,873,845
TOTAL
$2,666,990
$26,427,845
$10,493,096
SEWER CAPITOL
IMPROVEMENT FUND
$20,332
$117,268
$83,339
WATER CONNECTION
FEE
$5,200
$63,092
$33,356
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DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING
COMMENTS FOR MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1996
BuildingActivity
During the month of October building permits were issued for two residential single family
structures and foundations for 3 single family homes. A permit was issued for a duplex
and work began on two more four-plexes in Southgate Villas.
Work started on the new Town Pump building near Wal-Mart and continued on the
Meridian Business Park south of Montana Power.
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The zoning administrator worked on the Greenacres Annexation and during the month of
October.
Research on the Haven Field property continued along with compiling information for
interested developers.
Numerous site development applications were reviewed.
Worked with the developers and building department for resolution of floodplain issues,
signage and site facilities.
The zoning administrator attended the Montana Association of Planners Conference in
Great Falls on October 4-6. Also, Diana attended the Wetlands Seminar held in Kalispell
on October 17 to learn about the permitting process and other agencies involvement in
wetland and floodplain development issues.
There were no variance applications received in September. No Board of Adjustment
meeting was held in October.
Personnel:
John Levien is attending a week long codes school in Washington.
Craig Kerzman
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BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 10/01/96 TO 10/31/96
PERMIT NUMBER
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96-375
MARK RHODES
234 WEST NEVADA
BLOCK 236 KALISPELL TOWNSITE COMPANY'S ADDITION N6
CONSTRUCT A DETACHED 14' X 20' 280 SF GARAGE ON A
MONOLITHIC SLAB.
SELF $2,800.00
96-376
RILEY KAIR
235 PARLIAMENT DRIVE
E.180.65' OF W.205.61LOT2 S34 T29 R21
CONSTRUCT A PERMANENT FDN FOR A 26'-8" X.66'-8"
MOBILE HOME.
WALT AYRES $8,626.00
96-377
JUNE LENON
630 W. ARIZONA
LT 3 BLK 1 UNDERHILL ADD
CONSTRUCT FRONT STEPS AND REAR DECK.
SELF $1,552.00
96-378
ELLE COLLIER
714 3RD AVENUE EAST
LOT 2 BLK 103
CONSTRUCT A PRE -MANUFACTURED OUTSIDE ACCESSORY BUILDING ON PERMANENT
PIER FOUNDATION.
SELF $10,000.00
96-379
EUGENE O. BOYLE
369 YODELIN RIDGE ROAD
LOT 45 MEADOW HILL SUBDIVISION
CONSTRUCT A 2,736 SF SFR WITH 1 BDRM, 1.5 BATH ON MAIN FLOOR; PARTIAL
FINISHED DAYLIGHT BASEMENT AND ATTACHED 576 SF GARAGE.
SELF $105,022.00
96-380
RON BURROW
1601 HWY 2 WEST
PARCELL A
CONSTRUCT A FOUNDATION FOR A MODULAR HOME
TREWEEK CONSTRUCTION $9,000.00
96-381
TOM HOPE
105 MIDALE
LOT 31 MEADOW HILLS SUBDIVISION
ENCLOSE EXISTING PORCH
SELF $800.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 10/01/96 TO 10/31/96
PERMIT NUMBER
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96-382
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U.S. PARTNERSHIP II
860 NORTH MERIDIAN RD
TRACT 5CB, S12 T28N R21W
CONSTRUCT 24 INDUSTRIAL RENTAL UNITS IN PHASE I, ON EXISTING PERMANENT
FOUNDATION, 14,430 S.F. BUILDING 1.
SELF $624,890.00
96-383
MARTIN GREFSRUD
402 5TH AVENUE WEST
LOT 1 BLK 176
CONSTRUCT A 6' X 24' PATIO COVER ATTACHED TO SFR.
SELF $1,152.00
96-384
BARRY RAMSTAD
821 FOYS LAKE ROAD
S13 T28N R22W
CONSTRUCT A 24' X 30' DETACHED GARAGE ACCESSORY
TO A SFR.
SELF $7,200.00
96-385
FLATHEAD ELECTRIC COOP
2510 HIGHWAY 2 EAST
LOT 14 EVERGREEN RAIL INDUSTRIAL CENTER
INTERIOR OFFICE REMODEL OF EXISTING SPACE AND
INSTALL A VERTICAL LIFT.
MEREDITH CONSTRUCTION CO. $72,000.00
96-386
WILLIAM RIEBE
386 THREE MILE DRIVE
TRACT 3AC NW4 NW4 12 28 22
CONSTRUCT ROOF OVER EXISTING DECK.
FROWNFELTER CONSTRUCTION $1,152.00
96-387
WAYNE & KERRI BOULEY
206 NORTHERN LIGHTS BLVD
LOT 6 BLK 2 SUNSET ADDITION 1
CONVERT GARAGE INTO FAMILY ROOM.
JERRY HEBERT $5,500.00
96-388
BRUCE MEASURE
635 5TH STREET EAST
W 100' LOT 5&6 BLOCK 196 KALISPELL ADDN 2
CONSTRUCT PHASE I: ADDN TWO CAR GARAGE AND ENCLOSE BREEZEWAY TO
EXISTING HOUSE.
ADVANTAGE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES $18,036.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 10/01/96 TO 10/31/96
PERMIT NUMBER
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96-389
TRINA AMBROSE
928 5TH AVENUE EAST
LOT 10 BLK 207 KALISPELL ORIGINAL
CONSTRUCT A 18' X 14' REAR DECK.
MICHAEL BERRY $1,600.00
96-390
RON PROVL
335 EAST CENTER STREET
PARCEL IDB SW4 SW4 SEC 8 T28 R21
INSTALL NEW INTERIOR PARTITION WALLS AND FINISH.
OFFICE STOP/TENANT $1,500.00
96-391
GEORGE & BEVERLY DAUMILLER
201 CAROLINE ROAD
ZIMWALD ADDITION
CONSTRUCT 187 SF ADDITION TO EXISTING SFR.
KAL BUILDERS $11,500.00
96-392
PATTY HAWKINS
215 HARMONY ROAD
N 50' OF S427' LOT 7 S34 T29 R21
CONSTRUCT A BASEMENT TO CARRY A MOVED -ON HOUSE AND EXTERIOR WALL ENCLOSING
NEW STAIRS AND A NEW DECK.
TREWEEK CONSTRUCTION $8,469.00
96-393
LAWRENCE INGVALSON
740 7TH STREET EAST
LOT 1 BLK 205 KALISPELL ADDN H1
CONSTRUCT A 12' X 24' CARPORT ATTACHED TO EXISTING HOUSE AND OPEN ON ALL
SIDES.
TREWEEK CONSTRUCTION $2,496.00
96-394
PACIFIC HOMES AND LAND
2232 CANVASBACK COURT
LOT 16 ASHLEY PARK ADDITION #1
CONSTRUCT A 1331 SF 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 675 SF
ATTACHED GARAGE.
DAVE BERGER $92,318.00
96-395
NORTHWEST CABINET
453 ASH ROAD
LOT 12 LASALLE INDUSTRIAL CTR
CONSTRUCT A 39' X 130' ADDITION TO 60' X 100'
EXISTING STEEL BUILDING.
SELF $95,305.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 10/01/96 TO 10/31/96
PERMIT NUMBER
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96-396
DIAN M. COX
911 STH AVENUE WEST
LOT 11 N 25' LOT 10 BLR 14 HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION
CONSTRUCT A 24' X 24' 576 SF PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON A MONOLITHIC
SLAB.
NORTHFORK BUILDERS $5,760.00
96-397
DAVE & KATHY SUVAK
147 STILLWATER LANE
LOT 40 BUFFALO STAGE PHASE I
CONSTRUCT THE FOUNDATION PORTION ONLY FOR 4 BEDROOM, 2-1/2 BATH SFR WITH
ATTACHED 3 CAR GARAGE.
MONTANA BUILD LLC $9,520.00
96-398
WILLIAM KOHLBECK
188 THREE MILE DRIVE
TRACT 5AF NW4 NE4 SEC 12 T28 R22
CONSTRUCT A 30' X 78' POLE BARN STRUCTURE ADDITION TO EXISTING PERMANENT
STRUCTURE.
PAT MCCORMICK $31,804.00
96-399
1 UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
248 1ST AVENUE WEST
LOT 9-12 BLOCK 67 KALISPELL ORIGINAL
CONSTRUCT THE FOOTING & FOUNDATION PORTION ONLY FOR INTERIOR/EXTERIOR
BUILDING REMODEL.
SWANK ENTERPRISES $1,200.00
96-400
RON TERRY CONSTRUCTION
2175 GOLDEN EYE COURT
LOT 9 ASHLEY PARK PHASE II
CONSTRUCT A CRAWL SPACE FOUNDATION ONLY FOR A 1,300 SF 3 BDRM, 2 BATH,
HOME WITH ATTACHED 52B SF GARAGE.
RON TERRY CONSTRUCTION $7,770.00
96-401
BURT BONDURANT
1600 S. WOODLAND DRIVE
LOT 4 E. 36'-4" OF N 100' LOT 5 N 100' BLK 3 GREENACRES NW SUB
CONSTRUCT A 24' X 30' WOOD FRAME METAL BUILDING ON 4" CONCRETE MONOLITHIC
SLAB.
STEVE WHITE $7,200.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 10/01/96 TO 10/31/96
PERMIT NUMBER
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96-402
JOHN & JOLEEN OSBORNE
204 GARLAND
SUNSET ADDITION 3 LOT 11 BLK 4
CONSTRUCT A 16'X20' PRIVATE DETACHED SHOP BLDG ON A MONO SLAB. INTERIOR
REMODEL OF KITCHEN; FIR OUT AND FINISH EXISTING BASEMENT SPACE.
MCLEAN CONSTRUCTION $21,557.00
96-403
EVERGREEN FIRE DISTRICT
2236 HIGHWAY 2 EAST
TRACT 7AM20 & 7AM27 SEC 33 T29 R21
CONSTRUCT A 30' X 30' WOOD FRAME & STEEL BUILDING ON A PERMANENT
FOUNDATION.
DAHLKE CONSTRUCTION INC. $14,646.00
96-404
ROBERT & MARTHA WATKINS
142 WEST RESERVE
TR 3ADA IN NE 4 NE 4
CONSTRUCT A 18' X 30' ADDITION TO BACKSIDE OF
GARAGE
SELF $6,000.00
96-405
GREG BAIN & COMPANY
2009 SOUTH MEADOWS
LOT 85 SOUTH MEADOWS
CONSTRUCT A 1,440 SF, 5 BDRM, 2 BATH SINGLE STORY SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE
FOUNDATION. NO GARAGE AT THIS TIME.
SELF $88,560.00
96-406
EARL & DENISE SCHUMAN
925 4TH STREET WEST
ALL OF LOT 6 S 26' OF LOT 5 BLOCK 7 WESTERN ADDITION
CONSTRUCT 840 SF GARAGE WITH SECOND STORY
ADDITION 040 SF.
SELF $64,680.00
96-407
JERRY KNUTSON
316 EAST EVERGREEN DRIVE
LOT 3 BLK 2 BERNARDS PARK SUBDIVISION
CONSTRUCT A 20' X 20' STORAGE SHED
SELF $3,000.00
96-408
JOHN CHRISTIAN
502 MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE
LOT .59 AND LOT 10 BLK 3 MOUNTAIN VIEW
CONSTRUCT A PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE, 34' X 48'.
SELF $1,632.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 10/01/96 TO 10/31/96
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96-409
SYLVIA & JON HESELWOOD
785 N. MAIN
CONSTRUCT A TWO CAR 576 SF DETACHED GARAGE.
SELF $8,928.00
96-410
GMG INC.
2541 HWY 2 EAST
TRACT 1FAA S33 T29 R21
TENANT IMPROVEMENTS FOR UNCOMPLETED PORTION OF
RETAIL SPACE.
MEREDITH CONSTRUCTION $46,000.00
96-411
EARL MCPEEK
301 BELLY ROAD
LOT D SOUTHGATE VILLAS
CONSTRUCT THE 430 L.F. FOOTING ONLY FOR A TWO STORY WOOD FRAMED 4-UNIT
APARTMENT BUILDING; 2988 SF/FLOOR. EACH UNIT 3 BDRM 1.5 BATH.
EARL MCPEEK $4,300.00
96-412
EARL MCPEEK
;301 BELLY ROAD
E_ LOT D SOUTHGATE VILLAS
CONSTRUCT THE REMAINDER PORTION OF 4-STALL CARPORT STRUCTURE ON EXISTING
CONCRETE FDN, 18, X 37'-611.
EARL MCPEEK $.00
96-413
ALAN BUCK
158 POPLAR DR.
LOT 22 EVERGREEN ACRES
CONSTRUCT A CONCRETE FOUNDATION FOR A 24' X 56'
MOBILE HOME
SELF $12,000.00
96-414
HERB STRONG
19 8TH AVENUE WEST
LOT 10 BLOCK 157 KALISPELL ADDITION 1
CONSTRUCT A 720 SF PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON A
MONOLITHIC SLAB.
MASTER CONSTRUCTION $7,200.00
96-415
DORIS A SISTOK
537 EZY DRIVE
PARCEL 2CBA S35 T29N R21W
CONSTRUCT A PERMANENT FOUNDATION FOR A 16' X 80'
MOBILE HOME.
BILL VERGIN $6,720.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 10/01/96 TO 10/31/96
PERMIT NUMBER
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96-416
EARL MCPEEK
303 KELLY ROAD
LOT E SOUTHGATE VILLAS
CONSTRUCT THE FOUNDATION ONLY FOR A TWO STORY WOOD FRAMED 4-UNIT
APARTMENT BUILDING; 2988 SF/FLOOR. EACH UNIT 3 BDRM 1.5 BATH.
EARL MCPEEK $15,050.00
96-417
EARL MCPEEK
303 KELLY ROAD
LOT E SOUTHGATE VILLAS
CONSTRUCT THE REMAINDER OF 4-STALL CARPORT STRUCTURE ON EXISTING CONCRETE
FDN, 18' X 37'-611.
EARL MCPEEK $.00
96-418
EARL MCPEEK
301 KELLY ROAD
LOT D SOUTHGATE VILLAS
CONSTRYUCT FOUNDATION WALL AND INTERIOR FOOTINGS FOR A TWO STORY WOOD
FRAMED 4 UNIT APARTMENT.
EARL MCPEEK $10,750.00
96-419
TOWN PUMP, INC.
1100 HIGHWAY 2 EAST
TRACT 13K N5 NE4 88 T28 R21
CONSTRUCT A FOUNDATION ONLY FOR A 3,648 SF BUILDING FOR CONVENIENCE STORE
AND CASINO.
SWANK ENTERPRISES $9,980.00
96-420
RICK HAGEN
528 7TH STREET WEST
LOT 12 BLK 187
CONSTRUCT DWELLING UNIT ADDITION TO AN EXISTING SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE
WITH 896 SF SINGLE CAR GARAGE FOR EACH UNIT ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION.
KINTZLER CONSTRUCTION $120,652.00
96-421
UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
248 1ST AVENUE WEST
LOT 9-12 BLOCK.67 KALISPELL ORIGINAL
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR BUILDING REMODEL.
SWANK ENTERPRISES $894,000.00
96-422
LILIENTHAL AND SCHUMAN
22 WEST RESERVE
LOT 5BA S33 T29 R21
CONSTRUCT A 8,432 S.F. WOOD FRAME METAL CLAD
STORAGE BUILDING.
SWANK ENTERPRISES $154,558.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 10/01/96 TO 10/31/96
PERMIT NUMBER
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96-423
US PARTNERSHIP II
140 GREENBRIAR
LOT 52 GREENBRIAR SUBDIVISION
INTERIOR FINISH OF AN EXISTING BASEMENT WITH ONE BEDROOM, ONE BATH &
FAMILY ROOM.
SELF $8,000.00
96-425
JOHN & JILL NELSON
1855 N. BELMAR
LOT 12 BELMAR ADDITION
CONSTRUCT A PERMANENT FOUNDATION FOR A 26' X 52' MOBILE HOME AND A 24' X
24' ATTACHED GARAGE
WALT AYERS $6,685.00
96-426
BUFFALO BUSINESS CENTER PARTNERS
109 COOPERATIVE WAY
LOT 10 EVERGREEN RAIL INDUSTRIAL CENTER
CONSTRUCT A FOUNDATION ONLY FOR A 14,080 SF STEEL
BUILDING.
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS $17,920.00
TOTALS: $2,666,990.00
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RICHARD SEDDON
FIRE MARSHAL
Kalispell Fire Department Monthly Report
October 1, through October 31, 1996
Clarence Krepps, City Manager
Doug Rauthe, Honorable Mayor
City Council Members
The Kalispell Fire Department responded to 19 fire calls for the
month of October. There were no general alarm fires.
The Kalispell Fire Department ambulances responded to 172 calls
with 143 transports.
The calls are as follows:
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22
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Sick Calls
13
Transfers
24
Trauma -Assaults
10
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Falls
17
Stokes
3
Poisons
0
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Psychiatric Problems
5
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No Haul
29
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Cardiac
14
There were 48 commercial building inspections done during
October.
Steve Herman, Dan Pearce and Craig Fischer did several puppet
shows at various schools for the Fire Prevention Week (Oct.6-12).
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All shift personnel have been conducting smoke training exercises
at a house we plan to burn on November 13th. The training
exercises have been done throughout the month of October.
There were 16 tours with 200 students touring the fire station
for the month of October.
Respectfully Submitted,
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Orland Leland,
Interim Assistant Chief
October 6-12, 1996
Fall Show- Fire Prevention
Puppet Show Presentations
"Stop, Drop & Roll, Crawl Low Under Smoke, Fire Drills"
The 1995 theme for Fire Prevention Week was, "Let's Hear
it for Fire Safety, Test Your Detectors".
Schools Attendance
Elrod 52 Children 2 Teachers
Peterson 56 Children 2 Teachers
St. Matthews 12 Children 1 Teacher
Montessori 25 Children 2 Teachers
Lakeside 166 Children 10 Teachers
Trinity Lutheran 21 Children 1 Teacher
Fairmont -Egan 74 Children 5 Teachers
Russell 55 Children 3 Teachers
Cornelius Hedges 47 Children 3 Teachers
Total of Children: 508 Children 29 Teachers
Personnel giving presentations: Herman, Pearce,Fischer.
Personnel making report: Pearce.
Kalispell City Court
Drawer 1997 ® Kalispell, Montana 59903-1997 ® (406) 752-6600
Doug Rauthe, Mayor
Al Thelen, Acting City'Manager
Kalispell City Council Members
SUBJECT: Kalispell City Court Report for month of DULY, 1996.
TOTAL OF FINES AND
Citations -
Contracts -
Parking -
StateSurchgs-
City Surchgs-
Contract Fee-
DL Reinsts -
Drug Fund -
FORFEITURES:
$14,922.50
$19,081.80
$ 517.50
$ 1,330.00
$ 210.00
$ 20.00
$ 750.00
$ 345.00
CITATIONS AND COMPLAINTS: 537
HEARINGS SET DURING THE MONTH: 83
JURY TRIALS ACTUALLY HELD: 2
NONJURY TRIALS HELD: 23
Honorable Heidi Ulbricht
City Court Judge
$37,176.80
Kalispell
Drawer 1997 ® Kalispell, Montana 59903-1997 + (406) 752-6600
Doug Rauthe, Mayor
Al Thelen, Acting City Manager
Kalispell City Council Members
SUBJECT: Kalispell City Court Report for month of AUGUST, 1996.
TOTAL OF FINER AND FORFEITURES: $35,877.50
Citations - $15,649-50
Contracts - $16,150.02
Parking - $ 637.50
StateSurchgs- $ 1,200.00
City Surchgs- $ 1,165.00
Contract Fee- $ 230.00
DL Reinsts - $ 600.00
Drug Fund - $ 245.00
Interest - $ .48
CITATIONS AND COMPLAINTS: 552
HEARINGS SET DURING THE MONTH: 66
JURY TRIALS ACTUALLY HELD: 3
NONJURY TRIALS HELD: 35
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Honorable Heidi Ulbricht
City Court Judge
Kalispell
Drawer 1997 ® Kalispell, Montana 59903-1997 ® (406) 752-6600
Doug Rauthe, Mayor
Al Thelen, Acting City Manager
Kalispell City Council Members
SUBJECT: Kalispell City Court Report for month of SEPTEMBER, 1996.
TOTAL OF FINES AND FORFEITURES: $30*512.00
Citations - $11,605.00
Contracts - $14,915.85
Parking - $ 755.00
StateSurchgs- $ 860.00
City Surchgs- $ 1,130.00
Contract Fee- $ 410.00
DL Reinsts $ 400.00
Drug Fund - $ 425.00
Interest - $ 11.15
CITATIONS AND COMPLAINTS: 530
HEARINGS SET DURING THE MONTH: 79
JURY TRIALS ACTUALLY HELD: 1
NONJURY TRIALS HELD: 26
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City Court Judge