02/08/71 City Council MinutesCarried.
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Councilman Riley moved adjournment. Seconded by Councilman O'Brien.
ATTEST
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE KALISPELL CITY COUNCIL WAS HELD FEBRUARY 8, 1971,'
IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF CITY HALL AT 7:30 P.-M. MAYOR BJORNEBY PRESIDED.
ALL COUNCILMEN WERE PRESENT.
READING OF MINUTES
Minutes of the regular meeting of February 1, 1971 were read. by the City
Clerk. Councilman O Brien moved approval of the February 1, 1971 minutes.
Seconded by Councilman McCormick. Carried.
CITY OFFICE REPORTS
City Clerk and City Treasurer - December 1970 Reports
City Engineer, Sanitarian, Police Chief, and Police Judge - January,1971 Reports.
Councilman Roberts-sroved acceptance of the City Official Reports. Seconded by
vw en Carr I ed� —.. - -- -
Councilman Roche reported that Section 15-7 of the Code of the City of
Kalispell does not include the licensing of bakeries and suggested this be
referred to the City Attorney for consideration of amendment of the Code to
cover licensing of bakeries.
CITY SERVICE INC.
OPEN BIDS Gasoline and Diesel Fuel �[�
DISTRIBUTORS TE)MC® PHONE 754-4751
TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ® P. O. BOX 1
KALISPELL, MONTANA $9901
City of Kalispell
Kalispell, Montana
Attention: City Clerk
Dear Sir:
1 February 71
Re: Diesel Fuel Bid
we are pleased to quote your annual #2 Diesel Fuel
Requirements as follows:
.1345 per gallon
F.O.B. Kalispell
Thank you for this opportunity to quote.
Very truly yours,
RVICE�,[ INC.
Dave Tonjum
P
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ATLANI'A. GM,
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CHICAGO. ILL.
. DENVER. COLO. . HOUSTON. TEXAS
• LOS ANGELES. CALIF.
QUOTATION FROM
z rr o. EXACO
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
Butte, Mt. Box 308
January 289 1971 19
City of Kalispell
Kalispell; Mt.
In response to your inquiryof recent date
we are pleased to quote you as follows, subject to your acceptance within thirty (30) days;
PRICE
QUANTITY PRODUCT EX TAXES F.O.B.
PER GALLON
VIA TANKWAGON
Annual Requirements Texaco Sky Chief Gaso. $.l 4 Kalispell, Mt.
(Premium Grade)
11 Texaco Fire Chief Gaso. .144 "
(Regular Grade)
CITY SERVICE CO. KALISPELL will bid diesel fuel.
Prices are per gallon and exclusive of all taxes for tankwagon deliveries
into your storage. Prices arefirm for the period 2-9-71 through 2-8-72.
If Texaco Inc is successful bidder, deliveries will be made by City
Service Co. of Kalispell Texaco Distributor.
SHIPMENT as required
In equal monthly installments from 2-9-71 19 to 2-8-72 19
TERMS Net 30 days.
Our representative in your territory, Mr. ... ..... R....D....GUIER.......................... will appreciate the
opportunity to explain more fully the benefit to you in using these or other Texaco Petroleum Products.
TEXACO INc.
CBB:LML Dist. Bares" 'ring -
Acceptance of this quotation is subject to all the ""Provisions of Agreement" set forth on the reverse
side hereof which may be applicable.
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Chevron
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P. D. Gibbs
`Regional Sales Manager
R. L. Attwater
Ass't. Regional Sales Manager
Chevron Oil Company
Western Division
5201 East 48th Ave.. P.D. Box 599, Oenver, CO 80201
February 1, 1971
BID -GASOLINE & DIESEL FUEL
City of Kalispell
Kalispell, Montana 59901
Attention Mr. George Beardslee
City Clerk
Gentlemen:
This is in reference to your request for bid covering your requirements of
gasoline and diesel fuel for a one-year period.
We are pleased to quote you the prices listed below for Chevron (Regular)
Gasoline, Chevron (Ethyl) Gasoline, and Chevron Diesel Fuel.to be delivered
in tank truck quantities, F.O.B..destination,.into your storage tanks. The
prices listed below are seller's listed tank truck prices excluding taxes in
effect on February 1, 1971 to your class of trade generally and your net price
after deduction of tank truck allowance.
TT
TT
Net
PRODUCT
Price
Allowance
Price
Chevron Diesel Fuel #2
$.189
$.01
$.139
Chevron (Regular) Gasoline
$.22
$.063
$.157
Chevron (Ethyl) Supreme Gasoline
$.255
$.078
$.177
The above quoted tank truck and net prices for gasoline are subject to Federal
Excise Tax of $.04 and the Montana MVF Tax of $.07 per gallon. Diesel Fuel is
exclusive of all taxes.
The above quoted prices are firm for a one-year period`, effective February 8, 1971
through February 7, 1972. Terms are net thirty (30) flays.
The above quoted net prices are subject to your acceptance within thirty (30) days
from the date of this letter or automatically become cancelled.
We shall not be liable for failure to make deliveries if we are prevented or
hindered from doing.so through circumstances beyond our control.
We appreciate this opportunity to bid on your petroleum requirements, and if we
can be of further assistance, please contact Mr. Robert S. Miller, our Wholesale
Distributor.at Kalispell, Montana.
.Very truly yours,
CHEVRON OIL COMPANY, WESTERN DIVISION
i
By c,"L!/%✓ <�
N. S. Stirman
RBG:vh Supervisor, Analytical & Services
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QUOTATION FROM
COMPANY
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
Ca.ty Council
—_City of I(alispell
(Address)
(Laity and State)
15-8 PIS
1',,. 4d-65
2-5-71
(Date of Quotm_
Marketing Division
P„ _ tj. 2 o.- 54_u --__
P�illings, lion±::�c-^ 591.':.
aie pleased to quote you as follows, subject to the conditions on the reversesideof this form and your acceptance
days from the above date:
TYPE OF DELIVERY
PRODUCT
AND/OR PACKAGE SIZE
PRICE
F.O.B.
Conoco Regular Gaso.
TW
15.05p/Gal
Your
Conoco Premium Gaso,
TW
17.05p/Gal
Storage
5,Oo;)
Cal.
Conoco No. 2 Diesel Fuel
TW
14.21p/Gal
P.alispelI
DlT-::. inTRY PERIOD: Fro>n_._ 2-9-71 19_ to 2-9-72 19�
P,;C" ESCALATION: Firm for Delivery Period
TAX:PS: Unless otherwise stated herein, all prices are exclusive- of taxes and such prices will be increased
to the extent of any applicable tax or governmental charge now or hereafter imposed.
SNIP:..ENT: As 11equired - -
TELLS OF PAYMENT: Net 30 Days
If this offer is acceptable to you, please sign and return duplicate copy.
Ac"ptcd ...__——_.___,—__---., 19— CONTIIjENTAL OIL COMPANY (COD OC'
/nr 1
BUYER B P / //� a-j.-
—�T. �1. Marshall
Product Pricing Manager
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IN -'
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A FARMERS COOPERATIVE - DARIGOLD PRODUCTS - FARM SUPPLIES - FEED AND GRAIN
DIAL 7564651 - P. O. BOX 579 - KALISPELL MONTANA 59901
January 19, 1971
City of Kalispell
Kalispell
Montana
Gentlemen: -
Pursuant to your call
for bids on gasoline and
diesel
fuel, we
submit the following bid for the next year:
35,000 gallons Regular Gasoline 15.30 per
gallon
ex all taxes
10,000 gallons Ethyl
5,000 gallons Diesel
Gasoline-- 17.8o per
Fuel 13.90 per
gallon
gallon
ex all taxes
State gasoline tax of
$.07 will be charged. The $.04
federal charge
will be exempt if the
City provides a tax—exempt certificate.
Very truly yours,
EQUITY SUPPLY COMPANY
4MILIrson
l
S.
General Manager
SNH/cr£
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Union 76 Division: Western Region
Union Oil Company of California
315 East 4th South, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
Telephone (801) 359-8624
February 2, 1971
City Council
City of Kalispell
Kalispell, Montana
Attn: Mr. George Beardslee
City Clerk
Gentlemen:
In response to your call for bids
appearing in the local
press on
January 22, 1971, Union Oil Company of California submits
the following:
Estimated
Price Per
Method of
Annual
Gal. Exclusive
Product Delivery
Requirements
of Taxes
Super 76 Gasoline Tank Wagon
10,000 gals.
$.178 per gal.
Regular 76 Gasoline Tank Wagon..
35,000 gals.
.157 per gal.
Union Diesel #2 Tank Wagon
5,006 gals.
.142 per gal.
Prices are maximum for the period
of bid; 2-9-71 to 2-8-72.
The attached Force Majeure, Tax, Grade and Maximum Price
Clauses are
made part of this bid.
Our terms of payment are 30 days net from date of shipment.
Bid is subject to acceptance within 30 days from date of bid.
You can rest assured that Union Oil Company's products and service are
the very finest.
If this bid is successful, you will be served by our distributor, C. L.
Gilbertson, P. 0. Box 7600, Kalispell, whose phone number is 756-7600.
You will find that Mr. Gilbertson's service is outstanding and he will
be very happy to assist you in any way possible.
Very truly yours,
UNIOZO COMPANY F CALIFORNIA
Er
E. Hooker
Supervisor, Marketing Services
HEH:dg
Councilman Miron moved the gasoline and diesel fuel bids be referred to
the Street and Alley Committee with power to act. Seconded by Councilman
Roche. Carried.
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OPEN BIDS, cont'd. - Liability_ Insurance
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G E P N E R A L INSURANCE
13Ua INass HOME AUTO LIFE
"Your Protection Is Our Profession"
P. O. Box 959
P. O. Box 323
35 Eighth St. East. Kalispell. Montana 59901
Phone: 756-3388
Phone: 758.5040
February 8, 1971
George Beardslee, City Clerk
City of Kalispell
P.O. Box 1035
Kalispell, Montana 59901
Re: "BID - LIABILITY INSURANCE"
Dear Mr. Beardslee:
In reply to your call for a bid on the City of Kalispell - Liability Insurance,
as per the attached copy of the schedule to be effective for one year from
February 18, 1971, we can 'offer the following:
Company: Employers -Commercial Union Company
Premium: $8,713.00
The following exceptions would apply:
1) The Policy would exclude all liability coverage at the
airport, even lessor's interest
2) The Policy will not be endorsed to provide "Malpractice
and Professional Services" coverage.
We thank you for this opportunity to prepare this bid.
Sincerely
J hn R. Graves
JRG/gb
Enc:
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ELLING50N AGENCY
-qnsurance and Aeal state
45 - 2nd Street East, Kalispell, Montana
Box 858
Telephone: 756.7146
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Sidewalk Obstructions
Councilman Roche moved the.matter.of sidewalk impedements be removed from table.
Seconded by Councilman Miron.. Carried.,
Councilman McCormick reported.the-Street and Alley Committee, recommends the
City Attorney draft an amendment to the Ordinance regarding sidewalk obstructions,
giving the City Council authority to grant:ezceptions.with a permit to.be issued
to anyone being granted an exception. The, party reoelving an exception permit
to agree to assume all liability and to held. the City of Kalispell harmless.
Councilman McCormick moved adoption of the Street and ,Alley Committee repo"rt,,
Seconded by Councilman Roberts. Carried.._
ADDRESSING THE COUNCIL
Mr. Conrad Petersen requested he be -permitted to address the Council when the
correspondence from the Architects Association is presented for consideration,
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Garbage and ,Sanitation -,
The bids for a garbage packer truck were referred to this committee for
-
recommendation. The committee recommends acceptance of the low bid tendered
by Rygg Ford Company of Kalispell of $15,447.72. 1
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The unit to be equipped as follows:
Ford C-800 Tilt Cab chasis & cab
with Garwood'Model L P 120 Load Packer
with Garwood Model L A 2 Loadlift Attachment
F.O.B Kalispell, Montana ..... $15,447..72
Councilman Roche moved adoption of.the Garbage and Sanitation Committee
Report. Seconded by Councilmen O'Brien. Carried.
ANNEXATION
Councilman Roberts reported -that several councilmen had attended the meeting
of 5th, 6th, & 7th Aven".�West property owners, who met to consider a way
to, resolve their water drain problem.
Councilman Roberts requested the 'inclusion in the minutes of letters relating
to the foregoing. Letters as .follows:
C. D. PETERSON
LAND, CATTLE, CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT CO.
MONTANA - ARIZONA - CALT ORNIA
TELEPHONE, 408.78e-7093
February 21 1971
City of Kalispell
Kalispell
Montana
City Council Members:
HOME OFFICE, SSa SIXTH STREET WEST
KALISPELL. MONTANA 59801
M,aself, along with other residents and owners of tracts of land lying in the 9W4
Section 18, T28N, R21 T^;, MP1,1, Flathead County, Montana, Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 more
particular. All that property located on the west side of 7th Avenue West, 1,500
feet, and to Ashley Creek, and also all that property located and lying north of
the county road from 7th Avenue West to Ashley Creek, hereby wish to inform you
that I am opposed to annexation of my property and lands, either in part or in
whole to the City of Kalispell, for the purpose of constructing a water service
line at this time.
If such water service line were constructed without annexation, I would, as and
only on an individual basis, utilize sure service, if availatle.
Cordially yours,
C.D. Peterson
Box 1181
Kalispell, Nontens
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Kalispell, Montana
Nebr. 1 , 1971
City of Kalispell,
"lispell, Montana
Att: City Council.
We the undersigned, residents and owners of tracts,of land
lying in the N1E4 W}4-19-28-21 south of the. County Road and
located west of the south end of 7th Ave. West and east of
Ashley Crebk hereby wish to inform you that we would be
opposed to the annexation of our lands, either in whole or
in part, to the City of Kalispell for the purpose of cons-
tructing a water service line.
If such water service line were constructed without any
annexation we would, on an individual basis, utilize such
service, if available.
yy/I iepry trulj yours.
v.t.Aamodt, ReD , aalispell, Mont.
,.. 1Ra1 Ytb nV'.a VG{l _.v VR. :. /aaa 1.!'/ 1v-..ywv.a aa•, �. _N,''7,' t ,C.'.
Water 4�
- ; may" .•. ', _. ,..
Councilman Roberts. read, letter. farom Statburst€ 4eveIopmeni: 'Co:, °regarding''.
Fire Hydrants In Park view Terrace Addltfr¢n.
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a,! DEVELOPERS OF PARK VIEW TERRACE
�i.:. -„ 406-756-5690 - P.O. BOX. 113.A - KALISPEL L, MONTANA, 59901
�.�5liN6u�S�T
DEVELOPMENT
�..� C 0.
February 8, 1971
Mr. Bud Roberts
Alderman, City of Kalispell
Kalispell, Montana
Dear Mr. Roberts;
A recent news item appearing in the Daily Inter Lake
contained a report that the City of Kalispell dater Super-
intendent questioned why his department had not been paid
for 5 fire hydrants in Park View Terrace.
In the pre-oonstruction planning of Park View Terrace,
city department heads were consulted as to design and city
requirements, where their respective departments would event-
ually have the responsibility of maintenance.
Carl Lauterjung specified that we were to use Ludlow
fire hydrants, and would consider no other make, even though
other makes were readily available and some brands at less
cost.
We placed an order through our supplier, Consolidated
Supply Co. of Spokane, Washington, for 5 Ludlow fire hydrants,
as evidenced by a copy enclosed of our orginal quotation from
which an order was placed with their salesman, Ben Knopp, on
June 14, 1968.. Delivery was projected as August 19, 1968.
The Ludlow Co. apparently had labor problems or some
other factor which prevented them from delivering the hydrants
as promised. I again approached Carl Lauterjung with a re-
quest to permit us to order another brand of fire hydrant
which was in stock in Spokane, but he countered by stating
that he would loan us 5 Ludlow hydrants from water department
inventory with the understanding that when our order arrived
it would go to the water department inventory.
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Mr. Bud
Roberts
February 8, 1971
To
this
I agreed, as we had
to have fire hydrants to
'
complete
the
S.I..D. for Park View
Terrace. When the hydrants
arrived
from
the water department
stock, they were 5 feet
instead
of 6
feet, which our engineers
specified. One of
the hydrants
loaned us was used.
Because our water mains were already installed, the
5 foot hydrant is too short to come up to ground surface.
Carl Lauterjung obviously developed the opinion that we never
would get the'Ludlow hydrants that we had ordered, as he
asked me in late 1969 to pay for the hydrants he had loaned
me. I stated that when extensions were installed on the hy-
drants, making them acceptable to the City Fire department,
I would consider paying for them.
Subsequently, I was billed for the hydrants in April,
1970, which billing I have ignored.
Nr. Roberts, we don't feel that we should have to pay
for the hydrants in question, first, because they are still
unsatisfactory, and secondly, it should be noted that we
have operated, maintained, and paid all charges for the sewer
lift station serving Park View Terrace, for a period of 16
months from September 1, 1969, when the first residence
was occupied until January 1, 1971 inclusive.
There are 2 homes not included in Park View Terrace,
which are not annexed to the city for which we have also
paid the pumping charges since October, 1970.
In closing, may we state that we feel that we have more
than met the City of Kalispell half way in all of our
decisions and actions.
Encl: 4
EA/nca
Yours truly,
Sunburst Development Co..
Elmer Absalonson
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Councilman Roberts moved the City Water Department not pursue collection of
amount due on Fire Hydrants from Sunburst Development Co., until solution as
to hydrant extensions or replacement hydrants is available. Seconded by Council-
man Riley. Councilman Hensley voted no. All other councilmen voted aye.
Carried.
FINANCE
Councilman O'Brien reported that claims for the month of January, 1971, were
audited and approved for payment, with the exception of one claim for garbage
refund from Mr. William Koegler which was denied. Councilman O'Brien moved
acceptance of the Finance Committee report. Seconded by Councilman Miron.
Carried.
SAFETY
Councilman O'Brien reported the receipt of a Brant Award from the Governor's
Crime Control Commission in the amount of $775.00 for Crowd and Control
Equipment. Should the City accept the award, the Police Department plans
to acquire the following equipment:
2 Winchester, Model 1200, 12 gauge riot guns
2 Shatterproof polyguard riot shields
20 37mm projectiles and 10 gas grenades
14 general duty helmets with flip -up face shields
The Safety Committee recommends acceptance of the Grant Award from the
Governor's Crime Control Commission. Councilman O'Brien moved acceptance
of the Grant Award of $775.00. Seconded by Councilman Hensley. Carried.
SAFETY
Ambulance Fees
The committee recommends that each patient hauled, in cases where more than
one patient is hauled at one time, be billed at the same rate($22.00 each
minimum) plus additional mileage, driver and attendant charges where
minimum is exceeded. Seconded by Councilman Roche. Carried.
STREET AND ALLEY
Councilman McCormick reported the Street and Alley Committee recommends
changes in the proposed Street Opening Ordinance as follows:
Leave out amount of bond
Leave out cost rates on street repair
Repair rates to be determined by City Engineer. Amount of bond required
determined by City Attorney. Councilman McCormick moved the City Attorney
draft the Ordinance per these instructions. Seconded by Councilman Miron.
Carried.
CAR CRUSHING
Councilman Miron reported on the success of the meeting held last Thursday
at the High School and that the month of February would be devoted to
attempting to get authorizations for the removal of old cars.
ALLEY LIGHTING
Councilman Miron reported the committee is investigating the possibility of
putting the question of alley lighting for the entire city on the April 5th
ballot. It is estimated a one mill levy would be required to finance the
alley lighting project. We will have more to report on the election prospects
concerning alley lighting at a future meeting.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
Mayor Bjorneby reported that trucks were parking on 2nd. Street East between
4th and 5th Avenues and that these trucks were left running all night which
was disturbing to residents of that area. This was referred to the Safety
Committee, Police Chief, and City Attorney for study and recommendation.
Mr. Conrad Peterson, owner of property on 7th Avenue West stated objection
to possible annexation of his property and requested that he be permitted to
meet with the Sewer and Water Committee, Annexation Committee, and the Mayor
in this regard.
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Mr. Peterson was informed that he would be permitted to meet with these
committees and the Mayor.
LETTER FROM ARCHITECTS ASSOCIATION AS FOLLOWS:
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February 2, 1971 a CITY CL,.�G
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'KALIS'EI,L,
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Kalispell City Council
Kalispell, Montana 59901 OZ Fil 8� L
RE: FHA Project #093 35014
Gentlemen:
The Kalispell Architects Association wishes tm be placed on record as
opposing the type of construction being used and permitted on the senior
citizens apartment, the four-story frame apartment building being
constructed in the downtown area of Kalispell for occupancy by older
people. Our association hereby calls to the attention of the city
council, a major code violation of this structure for which no variance
has thus far been granted to our knowledge:
Without a fire sprinkling system, the number of stories exceeds
the limits established by the Uniform Building Code (Section 507
and Table 5-D).
We do not feel that a fire warning system alone should be considered
as a method of satisfying safety and code requirements, when both a
warning and an extinguishing system are required. With available
fire fighting equipment incapable of handling fire fighting require-
ments for a four-story building, we believe it should be unthinkable
to allow non -code construction for this project. We also do not feel
that the comments received from the State Fire Marshal thus far, should
be interpreted as an "approval" of the project by the Fire Marshal,
or his permission to violate the building codes.
There are other code violations, but the one above listed is the major
one and constitutes, we feel, a safety hazard to the occupants. To
our knowledge, mechanical and electrical plans have not been filed
with the city engineer, and it, therefore, is not known whether this
work does or does not comply with the -..building codes.
In addition to the safety hazard, the allowance of non -code type of
construction will set a dangerous precedent for future construction
projects in Kalispell, and create a situation which should be avoided.
We strongly recommend that it be required that construction be up-
graded on subject project to at least meet the major requirements of
the Uniform Building Code, and trust you will give this matter your
careful consideration.
Sincerely jourss
KALISPELL ARCHITECTS ASSOCIATION
P. O. Box 1095
Kalispell, Montana 59901
CC: State Fire Marshal
FHA
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Fire Chief Peters was asked to report on the sprinkler system requirement.
Chief Peters reported that the State Fire Marshall and local Fire Marshall
have required full heat detection units installed, a detection unit in each
room of the building and smoke detection units to be installed in the
stairways, which will be wired to the fire hall. The heat detection units
give the fire department immediate notice, while a sprinkler system gives no
notice to the fire department. The fire department is more concerned with
saving lives than buildings, and the heat detection system gives the fire
department quicker notice.
Mr. Conrad Peterson representing the Rental Property Owners Association,
stated that they support the letter from the Architects and further stated
that any variance (to zoning) should be granted to private developers the
same as for Federal Projects.
FUNDS TRANSFER
A letter from the City Treasurer requests the transfer of funds from S.I.D.
Revolving Fund, to S.I.D.'s 300; 309; and 312. Councilman O'Brien moved
adoption of Resolution No. 2791, A Resolution Transferring Funds, as
requested by the City Treasurer. Seconded by Councilman McCormick. Roll
Call Vote. All voted Aye.
Mr..Dale Collins, builder (FHA Project 093 35014), reported that prior to
starting project, he had talked with the local Fire Marshall, State Fire
Marshall, and the City Engineer and construction was in compliance with
regulations of the City and the State fire Marshalls, as well as complying
with FHA requirements. He stated emphatically that the building is not a
fire trap; each and every apartment is constructed with material having a
two hour fire rating and the building is equipped with a full heat detection
system.
STORM SEWER PLANS
City Engineer. McClintick, reported the receipt of plans as prepared by
Morrison-Maierle Engineers. These plans have been prepared by the Engineers
who have consulted with the State Highway Department during the preparation
of the plans. Tentative approval of the plans by the City is required.
Councilman Turner moved tentative approval of the Storm Sewer plans as
submitted by Morrison-Malerle Engineers. Seconded by Councilman Roche.
Carried.
Mr. Lauteret, apartment owner, inquired as to how the need for such buildings
as the Senior Citizens Home was determined. Mayor Bjornsby reported that the
determination is made by HUD and that the current study in progress in
Kalispell will help to determine whether or not there is additional need for
this type of housing.
Councilman Roche moved adjournment. Seconded by Councilman McCormick.
Carried.
Minutes read and approved March 1, 1971.