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06/12/72 City Council Minutes2 y 4 THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE KALISPELL CITY COUNCIL WAS HRID AT 7:30 P. M., JUNE 12, 1972 IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF CITY HALL. MAYOR BJORNEBY PRESIDED. ALL COUNCIINEN PRESENT. The minutes of the regular meeting of June 5, 1972 were read. Councilman O$Brien moved approval of the minutes as read. Seconded by Councilman Miren. Carried. CITY OFFICIAL REPORTS Clerk and Treasurer for April 1972. City Engineer, Sanitarian, Police Chief, Police Judge for May 1972. Councilman ' Miron moved acceptance of the city official reports. Seconded by Councilman Slater. _— Councilman Miron commented on the Police Chief's report regarding the number of dogs and cats destroyed . 53 dogs . 39 cats. Councilman Rogers commented on the Sanitarian's report in regard to the two cases of hepatitis. Question called. Motion carried. CHRISTMAS DECORATION . KALISPELL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Mr. Gene Leffler, chairman of the Kalispell Chamber of Commerce decorations committee,reported to the city council that the present decorations were purchased 5 years ago at a cost of $12,000.00 and that the Camber of Commerce has been spending approximately $1,000.00 per year to refurbish these decorations. The Chamber requests funds from the City to purchase new decorations. It is planned to trade in 1/3 of the decorations each year for a period of three years and to then repeat this cycle. Next year 2/3 of the decorations would-be traded and the funds needed from the City would be $3,000.00. The'second and third years funds needed would be $2,000.00 per year. The Kalispell Chamber requests these funds of $7,000.00 from the City Council. Chamber of Commerce funds will be used to refurbish and to store the Christmas decorations. - The downtown decorations belong to the public and should receive public financial ' support through the City Council. Referred to the Street and Alley Committee. OPEN BIDS - FIRE.TRUCK . Manufacturers of Fire Apparatus Since 1872 ANDERSON, INDIANA, U. S. A. FIRE APPARATUS PROPOSAL -V v^i r-grLL JL!flE 12 1972 r: ` " GENTLEMENT: We hereby propose to manufacture for and agree to furnish you, subject to your acceptance :f this proposition and the proper signing and execution of the attached contract by :he parties thereto, the APPARATUS and EQUIPMENT herein described and for the following prices: FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL TAXES ARE NOT INCL`JDED, UNLESS SUCH TAX 3s ARI:, ITE:,IIZEL. '' __ �^ I•'n..�i � �22 Close- �;�, ;- n> i t<nn 'nut-,7en* crmnirta _;LIZO_ 2r- :5 All apparatus and equipment to be built in accordance with specifications attached hereto, same forming a part of the contract, and delivery made F. O. B, within'' '-' rworking days from our factory at P1 1J2r,' 5. !77'flafter receipt and acceptance by the Howe Fire Apparatus Company of your properly executed contract and/or arrival of chassis at our plant. Delivery is contingent upon delays or failure to deliver, caused by or resulting from fire, strikes, labor troubles, accidents or by any other cause which is unavoidable or beyond the reasonable control of the company. TERMS OF PAYMENT: Net cash, or terms which are mutually agreeable, on delivery and acceptance of the completed unit. This proposal subject to withdrawal unless accepted within 3�1 days from date thereof. THE HOWE FIRE APPARATUS COMPANY T. E. Ness Fire Fig,�ting ui^_ent Form No. 62-3M 4/70 � Box 844, Great- Falls, Montane ern! !� . KALISPELI, MONTANA 59901 PONTIAC PNONL 756-366I PDXTIAL AND TLNVLST - ^I .r1 INTERNATIONAL TAUCXS USED CARS AND TADCXS `�'-1 - CU-M JNS DIESEL WALHFR DETROIT DIESEL LELAND YALDA BLXDIX WLSTINGNOUSL AUTO LITL . SPICER JACOA BRAXLS YALV TWCN EATON TuuclM . June 12, 1972 Kalispell City Fire Department Kalispell, Montana 59901 Gentlemen: Thank you for this opportunity to bid on the fire truck chassis per alternate bid - 1973-International CO-1910A chassis. 1411 Heavy Duty Clutch B.W. Air Brakes 15 Cubic Feet Air Compressor Dual Air Tanks 15 x 31Y Front Brakes , 15 x 7 Rear Brakes 5 Speed Direct in Fifth Transmission 23,000 lb. Rear Axle -Double Reduction 100 amp alternator Front Wheel Limiting Valve Air Operated Radiator Shutters.. Power Steering. Dry Type Air Cleaner Front Shocks - No Rear Shocks Air Horn Air Operated Windshield Wipers Inside Sun Visors 10.00 x 20 Front Tires - 14 ply 10.00 x 20 Rear Tires - Mud & Snow - 14 ply 10 Hole Budd Wheels Left Arm Rest Right Arm Rest Plus Standard Cab and Chassis Features )96 Apparatus with FIVS Gas Engine $120287.00 with 6V53ilDiesel Engine ,$l3vl87.00 Approximate delivery date on chassis will be 90 to 120 days. This bid will be good for thirty days only. MANIONS Fred Hassler 12 I� M, ZE ® DY r. I r1 V li KALISPELLI MONTANA 59901 PONTIAC PHONE PE6-0665 - PONTIAC AND SA4YCST L4t�,,\J - INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS U CED CARS wND TAYCKf US" �'f IV CUAUUINS DIES SL WAGNERE DETROIT DIESEL GN MAZDA - UENDtX WESTINGHOUSE 4UTO LITE - SPICER JACQU SRAKii i VELYLTOYCX EATOX " _ - TIMKIN June 12, 1972 Kalispell City Fire Department Kalispell, Montana 59901 Gentlemen: Thank you for this opportunity to bid on the fire truck chassis per your specifications. These specifications are with the 5-man cab - Model No. FTCO-2010 and FTOO-2070 - wheel base to match specifications of Fire Apparatus Company. 120000 lb. Front Axle 23,000 lb. Double Reduction Rear Axle B.W. Air Brakes with 12 Cubic Foot Air Compressor . Piggy Back Parking Brakes 84t1 Low Profile 5-Man Custom Cab Fresh Air Heater & Defroster•- 32,000 B.T.iL; Seat Belts Chrome Front Bumper Dual Chrome West Coast Mirror Black Vinyl Cab Trim 1411 Heavy Duty Clutch Heavy Duty Increased Cooling 815 Sq. Inch Radiator on FTCO-2010 Gas Model 1116 Sq. Inch Radiator on FTCO-2070 Diesel Model (This is the largest cooling system in the Fire Truck Manufacturing Industry. Engine Oil Cooler on Gas Engine Fjeavy Duty Front Shocks - No Rear Shocks Hand Throttle 130 amp Leese Neville Alternator Ammeter Voltmeter Low Air Warning Light 1000 x 20 - 14 ply Front and Rear Tires: Mud and Snow on Rear 5 Speed Transmission - 5th in Direct 2 - 6 volt - 150 amp Heavy Duty Batteries in the Gas 4?odel 4 - 6 volt - 160 amp Heavy Duty Batteries in Diesel M del Straight Channel Front - 9-13/16 x 4-5/6 0 50 Gallon Fuel Tank 297 2 Sheppard Power Steering Semi -Elliptic Steel Leaf Springs on Front Prorressive Vari-rate Rear Springs 7.50 Budd Wheels Low Air Warning Light and Buzzer Ignition Light Clove Box Light rSap Reading Light Mechanical Parking Brakes Bostrom T Bar Single Drivers Seat 24" Individual Seats Front Wheel Limiting Valve Sound Deadning Headlindass Tinted Glass Dual Peel Pumps Single Pole Double Throw Master Electrical Switch Yodel FT00-2010 with FTVS Gas Engine F.O.B. Fire Apparatus Company . . . . . . . . . . . .$19,129.40 Yodel FTCO-2070 with 6-71N76 Detroit Diesel Engine F.O.B. Fire Apparatus Compare► . . . . . . .$21,418.40 Yodel FTCO-2070 with a Cummings Diesel NHF-265 Engine F.O.B. Fire Apparatus Company.. . . . : .$21,714.40 This bid is good for 30 days pnly. SUPER'TOR FIRE APPARATUS June 12, 1972 PROPOSAL Page One of Two Pages City of Kalispell Kalispell, Montana Gentlemen: Superior Fire Apparatus with factory and offices at Helena, Montana hereby proposes to furnish, upon receipt of an order from you, the -,apparatus and equipment herein named and for the following prices: One - Superior Fire Apparatus Model Q32-1250, complete with and including Seagrave Model PC-20079 Custom Chassis - - - - - 40.441.00 One - Superior Fire Apparatus Model QLF-1250, complete with and { including Seagrave Yodel PC-20029 Custom Chassis - - - 19,435.00 + One - Superior Fire Apparatus. Model QSD-1250, complete 3fd with 41,474.00 and including IHC Model jVTC*-2010 Custom C'nassis - - - - - - - One - Superior Fire Apparatus Model QIP-1250, complete with and including SHC ModelfVTCO-2070 Custom Chassis - - - - - - - - 43,493.00 298 One - Superior Fire Apparatus Model QSD-1250, complete with and including IHC Model CO-1910A Chassis - - - - - - - - - - - - - 35�00 One - Superior Fire Apparatus Model QSD-1250, complete with and including Ford Model C-8,000 Chassis - - - - - - - - - - - - 36,712.00 One - Superior Fire Apparatus Model W-1250, complete with and including GN:C NlodelTW-95C0 Chassis - - - - - - - - - - - 40,825.00 Prices do not include any Dederal Excise Taxes, Purchaser to furnish properly executed federal Excise Tax Exemption Certificate. Said apparatus and equipment are to be built and delivered in accordance with the specifications hereto attached, delays due to strikes, failures to obtain deliveries on materials and components, or other causes beyond our control not preventing, within approximately] 0- 50 wo k• days after receipt of chassis at our factory, and to be delivered to you at Kalispell. Montana including the services of a factory delivery engineer. The specifications herein contained shall form apart of the final contract, and are subject to such changes as might be agreed to by both parties hereto, providing such changes, additions, deductions or alterations are listed in the final written contract. Unless accepted within 21' days from date, the right is reserved to. withdraw this proposition. By,QUP OR FIRE APPARATUS t- TitlePresident 4 Note that IHC Ford and C.MC / ssis would be pure ed through your local Kalispell dealers. J PLEASE TURN PAGE "s 2u&ZUy .i4 Zoag nenemben.ed a6ten pniee 4 6ongotten. jj SUPERIOR FIRE APPARATUS i PROPOSAL June 12, .1972 Page Two f City Of Kalispell i Gentlemen: Superior Fire Apparatus with factory and offices at Helena, Montana he Prices: reby i. proposes to furnish, upon receipt of an order from you, the a equipment herein named and for the followingPParatus and Onc Superior Fire Apparatus,Model W--1250 complete and including L , ,sdel FTCC-2070 chassis with Cu=dns NHF-265 engine .. - $__44,Ob0,00 ' One - Superior Fire Apparatus Model 91250, complete and including 5 IC Model 00-1910A with 60--53H Detroit Diesel Engine _ - Superior includes Canopy cab (see photos of Bozeman truck) on a IEC & GNP Tilt Cab ll chassis. O 299i Said Apparatus and equipment are to be built and delivered in accordance with the specifications hereto attached, delays due to strikes, failures to obtain deliveries on materials and components, or other causes beyond our control not preventing, within approximately working days after receipt of chassis at our factory, and to be delivered to you at including th4:services,of a factory delivery engineer. The specifications herein contained shall form a part'of the final contract, and are subject -to such changes as.might be agreed to by both parties hereto, providing such changes, acld�tiona, deductions or alterations'are listed in the final written contract. Unless accepted within days from dete,,the right is reserved to with" draw this proposition. SUPERIOR FIRE APPARATUS By I Title)::r Quaity i4 tong lwmembeAed a6teA pkice i4 6oAqotten. Pk 71 Vl Jafor knffi1W1,6 L eil s�41• u Mqnufactured by MACK TRUCKS, INC. AL1,ENTOWN, PA. PROPOSAL —SPECIFICATIONS —CONTRACT ... 7.Z' To ... C' .... ....... 14 Dear Sirs: Subject to your acceptance of this pipposal we hereby agree to furnish the following apparatus. and equipment: .. q ............ ............. _ 11 .... ........ .... I ......... I ................................. ...... I ... ..... I ....... . .... ... . ............. .............................. . ............... _ ...... All in accordance with specifiwions attached, and which are made a. part of this proposal — shipment to be made from our Factory, Allegsow n. Pa., in about .... working days after acceptance of contract, for the of .. ... WV. 11S. R C� 4. Dollars the . . ...... ... .. ..... .. F. O. ....... /.'t7 .. ............ .. .. ......... .... .................. . .... ....... I ... . ... .. ... .............................. 1 'J(J 1 ..- . _- -- 1 t Shipment is contingent upon delays or failure to deliver caused by or resulting from fire, strikes, labor troubles, accidents or by any other cause which is unavoidable or beyond the reasonable control of the company. Unless accepted within 30 days from date hereof, this proposal shall become void if not renewed in writidg by the bidder. Contracts are taken subject to final acceptance being authorized by the President, Vice -President or Treasurer of the 10-00 OM IIc Respectfully submitted, _.. USA=�,� FOR FURNISHING FIRE APR=:RQTUS Date: ,tune 12, 1972 To THE CITY OF KALISPELL, MONTANA Dear Sirs: We hereby propose to furnish you, subject to the proper execution of the accompanying contract by you and an officer of this Company at Elmira, N.Y, the following apparatus: ONE 1250 GPM CUSTOM MADE FIRE TRUCK WITH 500 GALLON WATER TANK with accessories and equipment as called for herein. All of which are to be built in accordance with the specifications attached hereto, and which are made a part of this proposal and the accompanying contract, and to ship same in about 180 working days after execution of said contract by an of- ficer of this company at Elmira, N,Y. subject to all causes beyond our con - trot, for the sum of Forty eight thousand. five hundred c vpnty one dollars Dollars, (S $48,671.00 1 F.Q.B.f7IDItFX4tRj@,i99(�4lPtD�XXhfSFRvPtRI 11, to destination. IF THIS PROPOSAL IS NOT ACCEPTED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF PRO. POSAL DATE, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO WITHDRAW THE BID. It is understood that all prices stated in this proposal and in the accom- panying contract will be increased by the amount of any governmental excise i or sales tax affecting the same. Respectfully submitted, a AMM--IECALM p_AF°.-"7AN Ely Nor Crist Manager of Sales FIRE CONTROL NORTHWEST SPL C hale FE: A T U 2 E S ALTERNATE BID PROPOSAL FOR CITY OF KALISPELL, MONTANA .... ........... ............. .... ...................... ............... ............ ........................ ..........:..................................... Pioneer two cab in place of. the. Pacemaker... -cab., _deduct ........... ...• •..•• ••••.• •... ..$2000..00 Pacemaker -as -built per. bulletin. #1-2220 wi.th...the••fol.low.i.ng......•••• items deletedfromthe basic bid, please.•deduct.,.. • ............. m•.................. I...••••$3500..00 The itemms deleted.as..shown...by..an.asterisk...along..side.................................................... each one of them:(See Bid .-Proposal ..Sheet-s marked..**;) .............. ................................................................................:.............................................................I.......,................... jFor..a......1+'.aukes.ha............ ... P.ries... F817ra .... Gasal.ine..Eng.i.ne........................... .......... .................... is ... desi.red..in.,1.1.eu..of...the..dies.el..shown..on..our --basic bid, .... .•• p] ease.. redu.Gt..r........................................................................................................ y Alternate PROPOSAL TO: :....Gi.tY... A.f...T.4.U5.let.1............................. PROPOSAL FIRE: AP.PARATUS Date, ....... J.UAC... ............... 19 ..!.2...... Kal spell.,.,.Montana........................ ...............................................-.................. SUBJECT< WARD LaFrance Fire Apparatus Model .:S.tTt.dax.c1...P.xodu..ction Model. We take total exception to your published specification and submit this apparatus for your consideration. Gentlemen: The WARD LaFrance Truck Corporation proposes to furnish you, subject to your acceptance and the proper execution. of the accompanying contract by you and an officer of this 'Company, the subject fire apparatus with .all the accessories and equipment herein identified. These are to be in accordance with the specifications herein attached,, which are a part of this proposal and contract. Delivery of this appa- ratus to be scheduled in about .... ISO.... working days after the proper execution of this contract, subject to delays for causes beyond our control for the sum of ... :HIRT.Y...T.I:R+.'.E...Tf-;OL'S.YIl........ EiG EUNDRETJ.,, �I\;ETY FIVE DOLLARS ................................................. Dollars ($333 .s9.'.t�� n 302 F.O.B. Elmira Heights, New York 14903, transportation allowed to destination. We reserve the right to withdraw this proposal if not accepted within 30 ........ days of the proposal date. All prices quoted in this proposal are exclusive of all applicable Federal excise and local sales and use taxes. Respectfully submitted, 1 WARD LAFRA - TRUCK RIO ,ION d / ...Rar.r. ,I ,•.� G•0g.j.eral,„Fi•re,•E,quipment Company J E. 4004 Trent Avenue Spokane, WA 99202 12/69 SMG9 't%11r? o� � L.ca Fa�.�.Bt10(C� T�ucsr cofzPo�uLrioiv A SUBSIDIARY OF TALCOTT NATIONAL CORPORATION, FACTORY AND GENERAL OFFICES • ELMIRA HEIGHTS. N.Y. 14903 • TELEPHONE 4607) 733.5631 i i A PROPOSAL FOR FIRE APPARATUS Date ... UNE..12......... 19' 72....... Gentlemen: 1 The Ward LaFrance Truck Corporation proposes to furnish you, based on your acceptance and the proper execution of the accompanying contract by you and an officer of Ward LaFrance, the described fire appar- atus with all the accessories and equipment identified in this proposal. The equipment and accessories are to be in accordance with the attached specifications, which are a part of this proposal and contract. Delivery of this apparatus is scheduled in approximately .... 180.•WORKING•,,.••••. days after the proper execution of this contract, excluding delays forr��caauses beyond our control for the sum of ..,FORTY... S.IX..THO.USAND......... THRE.E.&ATPELLO..MON7ANAE ...DOLLARS.................................................................... ($46,319.00 ) F.O.B....................... ....I.....................................,.................. We reserve the right to withdraw this proposal if not accepted within ...... I-HIRTY..(3.0)............ days of the proposal date. All prices quoted in this proposal are exclusive of all applicable Federal excise and local sales and use taxes. ,. Respectfully submitted, - WARD LaFRANCE TRUCK COR ORATION r A SUBS /OF OTT QTIONAL CORPORATION SUBS ` ....... aPZATa1... F re...E.quipment...Comp�ay E. 4004 Trent Avenue Spokane, WA, 99202 A PROPOSAL FOR THE CITY OF KALISPELL KALISPELL, MONTANA ONE 1" , CUS7C.". . IPER 303 Councilman Rogers moved the bids be referred to the Safety Committee to report back to the council with recommendation.. Seconded by.Councilman Miron. Carried. PARKS . COHMITPEE REPORT Councilman O'Brien reported that Mr. Jensen has been authorised to have the season swim tickets printed and that it is necessary to set the rates for season swimming and whether to make a differential charge for out of city residents. Councilman Mime moved the rates for the season swim tickets be the same as last year. Seconded by Councilman Rogers. Carried. Councilman O'Brien requested authorisation from the Mayor and Council to employ plumb- ing shop to repair swim pool boiler if water department personnel were unable to return to this project by neat Wednesday. Councilman Sliter moved the Park Committee be authorised to .hire the repair of.the -swim pool boiler at their discretion. Seconded by Councilman.Happ. Carried. Councilman O'Brien reported he had met with Mr. Tom Greenwood of the State Park Department regarding available funds. There are no operational funds available but for park development SOE matching funds are available. Mayor Bjerneby excused Councilman O'Brien for the purpose of attendance at another meeting. ADDRESSING THE COUNCIL Mr. Gene Phillips representing Torstenson Realty Co. and regarding the expansion plans for Hennessey's Steak House and building of a Traveiodge. Mr. Phillips requested a variance from soning for the purpose of selling liquor and beer. They are new operat. Ing under the 'Grandfather Clause' as the business was engaged to selling liquor and beer.at the time the area was inumced to the city but they wish to have assurance that they will be permitted to continue to sell liquor and -beer. Councilman Thomas moved adoption of Resolution No. 2870 A Resolution confirming -continuation of the present business of the sale of liquor and beer in variance to the zoning regulations. Seconded by Councilman Miron. Roll Call Vote. All voted aye. COMMITTEE REPORTS Council Calendar - Councilman Mixon recommended that the My 3rd council meeting be postponed to July 19 and that the August 7th sleeting be .postponed and combined with the August 9th. council meeting. The meetings would be as follows: July 10 - Council Chambers - 7:30 P.M. July 19 - Conrad Bank Executive Board Room begilming at 9 A. M. to approximately 4:30 P. M. July 24 - Council Chambers . 7:30 P. M. Aug. 9 - Council Chambers - 7:30 P. M. Aug. 14 - Council Chambers - 7:30 P. M. Councilman Miron moved the adoption of the calendar of meetings for July - August. Seconded by Councilman Schwartz. Carried. Advisory Vote - Fluoridation - Councilman Miron reported that there were 1048 votes for fluoridation and 2174 votes against fluoridation, a total of 3222 votes. The fluoridation was defeated by a 2 to 1 margin - defeated in each of the voting precincts. Councilman Miron moved the eity water supply of the City of Kalispell not be fluorinated. Seconded by Councilman Thomas. Carried. Letter - Matelich Construction Company The City of Kalispell Kalispell, Montana 49901 Re: Bruckhauser Pool ..10 4 Gentlemen: Reference is made to your letter of December 8, 1971 regarding uncompleted items or items needing correction. This is to advise that all items mentioned have been handled to the satisfaction of Mr. Carl Lauterjung and Mr. hhnzz Jensen. If you have not notified our bonding of such, please do so; so we can close our file on this project. Very truly yours, /s/ E. F.. Matelich Councilman Miron moved the Park Department be authorised to motify bonding company that Matelich Construction Company has satisfactorily completed corrections and other Items referred to in the letter.of Deosmber_8, 1971. Seconded ivy Councilman Schwartz. Carried. Councilman Miron reported on copy of communication from Thomas, Dean & Hoskins, Inc. to HOD with State Clearinghouse comments of approval of Municipal Water Systems Improvements Grant for Kalispell. Junk Yard Compliance . Councilman Miron requested report from.City Attorney Donahue • City Attorney Donahue reported that Mr.. Hayton had plead guilty and been.given a $25.00 fine and agreed to remove remaining 'junk eardt and comply with council order.- . Councilman Thomas reported that Mr. Swartzenberger had taken down the high stack -of 'Junk cars' so they were now obscured from view by the fence.and Mr. Swar6sembsrger- is again in compliance with the council order. Street & Alley - Councilman Hupp moved the trucks of Roy Stanley Chevrolet not be accepted as they do not meet bid specifications; wheels and springs not as specified. Roy Stanley Chevrolet be given 21 days or until the tat of July to stet specifications or a- new call for bids for the trucks be authorized. Seconded by Councilman Slater. Mr. Roy Stanley was called upon to present his views regarding the variation from specifications. Mr. Stanley informed the Mayor and Council that Roy Stanley Chevrolet was not.nammitted to replace the wheels and -springs._ They wished to facilitate the delivery of the trucks mud to alter the trucks to mount the Bud.Type wheels would delay delivery at least 6 weeks and the cost would be about $4,000.00. Mr. Stanley explained the difference in load capacity with standard truck springs on the new models compared to the load capacity of springs of older model tracks, noting the increased load bearing capacity of the springs on the now truck models. He also compared the costs of the Bud wheels. $124.59 and the cast udeels- $104.50 and stated that the cast wheels were die cast aluminum and stronger and lighter in walght than the Bud wheels. Mr. Stanley stated that 91% of all trucks now being manufactured have east wheels. Mr. Stanley informed the Mayor and Council that they have ordered five spare tires which were -not called for in the bid at a cost of $78.99 each, a total of $394.95 which he felt more than compensated for the difference in the wheels. Mr. Stanley reported that he honestly feels the City is getting good trucks. Mr. Elwood, City Shop Foreman, was requested to report his evaluation of the wheals to the Mayor and Council. Mr. -Elwood reported to the Mayor and Council that he had 40 years experience with this type of wheel and that the cast wheel was difficult to keep in line and that the wheel lugs were difficult to keep tightened. Be-satd-that he did not feel that because they more made of aluminum that they would be any better In this respect tlan the steel or cast iron whoei of this type. Mr. Elwood reported he had checked with McElroy & Wilken who had recently: purchased new trucks with the aluminum cast wheels and that they more not happy with the cast wheels. Following further discussion, the question was called. Councilman Hupp and Thomas voted aye. Four councilmen voted ray. Ono councilmen abstained. J 305 Motion failed. [l Councilman Miron moved acceptance of the trucks subject to the addition to each truck of a spare tire and the addition of overload springs on each truck.Seconded by Councilman Daley. Four councilman voted aye. Councilman Hopp and Thomas voted may. One councilman abstained.. Motion carried. Finance . Councilman Sitter reported the committee has audited claims against the city for the month of May and approved them for payment. Councilman Sliter moved acceptance of the finance committee report. Seconded by Councilman Rogers. Carried. Employment Councilman Daley reported on the following adjustment recommendations for city employees: Police Department: 1. To receive all benefits they are now receiving plus an additional wage Increase of 5.5% on a wage base made up of the present base of $609.08 plus job rank, (captain, detective, etc.); Police Chief to receive 5.5% wage increase on base of $650.00 plus job rank. 2. An additional $90.00 per year uniform allowance. 3. An increase in Assistant Police Chief Rank of $29.75 per month. Fire Department: 1. To receive all benefits they are now receiving plus an additional wage increase of 5.5% on a wage base wide up of the base wage of $609.08 plus job classification (Captain, Tr. Office, etc.) 2. An increase of $50.00 per year clothing allowance. 3. A new rank of "Driver" to receive rank pay of $10.00 per month. Local Union #256 Employees: 1. To receive all benefits they are now receiving plus a 5.5% wage increase based on their present base wage. 2. Add to contract (Article X. Holidays) Lincoln's Birthday, as a paid holiday, and add "additional holidays declared by the Governor".' 3. To receive the difference between jury duty pay and their regular city wage when called on active jury duty. Female Office Employees: 1. Appointed female administrative employees of the City not included in the Longevity Program in their department, to receive a 1% per year of service, longevity increment accumulated on a bane wage of $400.00. Longevity pay increase will be computed each Judy 1st. Employees will be eligible for longevity after at least six months service prior to each July tat. 2. These employees to also receive a 5.5% increase based on their present wags rate. If present wage is less than $400.00 base, 5.5% of $400.00 and 1% longevity of $400.00 to be added to present wage. EMPiDym EiP COMMITTEE, Forrest W. Daley, Chairmen Al Miron Everit A. Sitter Sherman E. Rogers Councilman Daley moved the wage offers recommended by the employment committee for these departments be accepted by the council. Seconded by Councilman Rogers. Carried. Sus Election of Councilman - Councilman Rogers of Ward Four recommended Mr. Harold Sampson of 835 7th Avenue East as his replacement and requested that Ward Four Councilman Daley place his name In nomination. Councilman Daley nominated Mr. Harold Sampson as councilman to complete the term of Councilman Rogers. Councilman Schwartz moved close of nominations. Seconded by - Councilman Miron. All councilman voted aye. Councilman Rogers requested the pleasure of informing Mr. Sampson of his unanimous election by the City Council. Amend Ordinances - Fair Board Councilman Rogers read the proposed ordinances to the Mayor and Council. Councilman Rogers moved adoption of Ordinance No. 797 Amending Section 4-1; Ordinance No. 798 Amending Section 4-3; Ordinance 799 Amending Section 4-8 of the Code of the City of Kalispell, Montana. Ordinances exempting Fairgrounds property owned by Flathead County from certain restrictions on animals. Seconded by / Councilman Thomas. Roll Call Vote. A5?t_ voted aye on each of the Ordinances. // �� o e 4 V /1F�� i:e<�, Safety - Councilman Thomas reported the Emergency Employment Act program for the City was In jeopardy if the City does not absorb one EEA person the program will not be continued for the City. Councilman Thomas reported that Swartzenberger wrecking has complied to the council order by unstacking the cars so that the fence obscures them from view. Councilman Miron moved the Safety Committee be authorised, with power to act, to investigate EEA program and hiring. Seconded by Councilman Thomas. Carried. Councilman Thomas reported request from Fire Chief Peters to hire one more fireman. Councilman Thomas moved one more fireman be hired to bring department in. compliance with fire rating standards. Seconded by Councilman Rogers. Carried. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS - Mr. Larry Thomas, chairman parking commission, presented to the council the commission's projections of Coat, Annual Income and Expense: KALISPELL PARKING COMMISSION Projection of Cost, Annual Income, and Expense based on: COST: Land @ 800.00 per space $384,000.00 Construction, Striping & Signs 360000.00 Legal Expense 10 000.00 0.00 INCOME: Lease revenue @ 7.5.0/month per space 43,200.00 Less.10% vacancy 4,321.00 38,880.00 Parking Meter Revenue 20,000.00 58, 880.00 EXPENSE & DEBT SERVICE AT 5% - 20 YEARS: Debt Service ($480,000) 38,016.00 Administration, Computer 8,400.00 Maintenance, Snow Removal 5,000.00 Supplies & Postage 500.00 Audit & Legal 1,000.00 Contingency 2,000.00 Reserve for Major Repair 4 000.00 58,916.00 307 License & Permit Bonds - James L. Petesch DBA Petesch Electric electrician bond Councilmen Miron moved acceptance of the L & P bond of Petesch Electric. Seconded by Councilman Rogers. Carried. TOPICS PROGRAM - City Engineer McClintick reported he world be meeting with TOPICS program people text Wednesday, June 14th. No further business. Adjourned by Mayor Bjorneby. Minutes read and approved July 10, 1972.