02/19/73 City Council Minutes390
THE REGITLAR MEETINC OF THE K4LISPFLL CITY COUNCIL WAS HELD FEBRUA:RY 19, 1973 IN
THE COT.TNCI% CHAMBERS OF CITY HALL AT 7*30 P.M. MAYOR BJoRNEBY PRESIDED. COUNCIL-
M.-Nl S,1MPSON ABSENT BECAUSE nF iLLNF.SS. ALL OTHER COUNCILMEN PRES"NT. ATTORNEY
MARSH'kLL MURRAY ACTING CITY ATTORNEY FOR NORBERT DONAHUE, OUT OF STD+TF.
The minutes of the February 5th, 1973 meeting were read. Correction on Resolution
No. 1894 should read "sidewalk" instead of `{curbing". Councilman Miror moved
minutes be'approved as corrected. Seconded by Councilman Happ. Carried.
COMPLIINT - Wishers.Wrecking & Salvage Yard
Complaint in writing in accordance with Article 2. Section 13 of the Kalispell
City !'ode:
o_ and City Council 1%i,mbers
"ontana 59901
Gcntlo::cn.
t:ndersi,,jned cii4zQns of Kalispcll Hereby file a co:aplalnt
i _ _ tin,: _i.n ,.accordance with Al-ticle 2, Chapter 13 of the
_i .•ull City Code.
:ilo:r n described establishment within three Miles of c, --
ziLy is offensive as aofinod in Section 13-9 of the city code,
1. cin �%:or th cridan Road at the loca--ion of lii: hi —.,r23
:'alva;gc :lard thorG is a largo colloc-ion of 4Lnk3d
:V1 u..Cll[S.!dOuu ^JCi<: T% .Z UCmC. 1:IyJ t:1VCv a.Lla. all C11
is oi'fensi ve and should be removed or co:-inl-toly
3crecried from public view in a manner s8tisfactory
to the City Council.
ri.Nou st that tno laity Council proceed
of ;'ectlon 13-10 by Se—ing a public hezric:;; at
sliest possible time in accordance with Section 13-11
..aispcll City Code.
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Councilman Sliter moved good catise was foisnd of a violation. that the City Attorney
set a date.for public hearing and Wishr�rs Wrecking & Salvage Yard be so notified.
Seconded by Councilman Jlapp. 'arrInd.
ASHLEY ViI.LACE MOBIL 110* r01TRT
Norman Carrick. Developer And Larry Stal"nkerr. Real Estate. representing Ashley
Village Mobil Home Court showed and explained plans for the trailer court which will
be located just south of Kalispell on Airport Road. They explained that the plans
and the plat have been approved by the APO Board. Mr. Stalnaker asked for a letter
of intention to annex from the annexation committee of the Kalispell City Council
to satisfy FHA and proceed with construction.
Councilman O'Brien moved letter of intention to annex be written to Mr. Carrick from
chairman of annexation committee advisine bin all prerequisite nn planning and
platting are in compliance with APO nnard and that verbal consent of the City Council
of the City of Kalispell has been given to -nnex the property upon presentation
of the plat to the Council. Seconded by rnuncilman Miron. Carried.
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CITY OFFICIAL REPORTS -
City Clerk and City Treasurer for December
City Engineer, Police Chief., Police Judge. City Sanitarian for January.
Councilman Miron moved approval of city official reports. Seconded by Councilman
O'Brien. Carried.
COMMITTEE REPORTS -
Sewer & Water -
Councilman Miron announced the next regular council meeting will be held at
7:30 P.M., Monday, March 5, 1973 in the community room of The First National
Bank. Bids will be opened on Sewage Disposal Plant Project and Water Tmnrove-
ment Project.
Street & Alley -
Councilman Happ reported the committee had awarded the gasoline and diesel bid
to the low bidder, Chevron Oil Company - Gasoline (regular) 16.2 - #2 Diesel 15.28.
Councilman Happ moved adoption of Resolution No. 2898, A Resolution making special
tax assessments on Garbage Removal, Oil Sprinkling, Special Street Lighting, and
Water Sprinkling the same as last year. Seconded by Councilman Slater. On advice
of acting City Attorney Murray, that each fund be voted as a separate resolution,
Councilman Slater withdrew second to motion. Councilman Happ withdrew motion..
RESOLUTION NO. 2898
Councilman Happ moved adoption of Resolution No. 2898, A Resolution Levying the
Cost of Removal of Garbage or other offensive matter from streets, alleys, or on
any premises, as a special tax against property for same for year I973 at a rate
of $18.00 per year for one garbage pick-up per week. Seconded by Councilman
Schwartz. Roll Call Vote. All voted aye. Resolution No. 2898 adopted.
RESOLUTION NO. 2899
Councilman Miron moved adoption of Resolution No. 2899, A Resolution Estimating
the Cost of Lighting the Streets and Avenues in the Lighting District, and Levying
an Assessment for same for the year 1973 at $1.00 per lot. Seconded by Council-
man Happ. Roll Call Vote. All voted aye. Resolution No. 2899adopted.
RFSOLTITION NO. 2900
Councilman Miron moved adoption of Resolution No. 2960, A Resolution Estimating
the Cost of Water Sprinkling the Streets and Avenues in Sprinkling District No. 1,
and Levying an Assessment for same for the year 1973 at $25.00 ner lot or at $1..00
per front foot of said lot, whichever is greater. Seconded by Councilman Daley.
Roll Call Vote. All voted aye. Resolution No. 2900 adopted.
Councilman Happ moved adoption of Resolution No. 2901:&,Aftesolution Estimating the
Cost of Parking Maintenance and Sprinkling the Streets and Avenues with Oil in
Oil Sprinkling District and Levying an Assessment for same for the year 1973 as
follows:
501 x 1420 lots @ 2.00 per 1.,000 square feet
Seconded by Councilman Miron. Discussion followed with respect to street repair
acceleration, revenue sharing funds, budget deficit from last year, growth of
City, increased use of streets, and the assessment method being more equitable
than the mill levy for this fund. Question called. Roll Call Vote. Councilmen
Happ, OtBrien, Daley voted aye. Councilman Miron, Slater, Schwartz, Thomas
voted no. Motion defeated. Resolution No. 2901a:not adopted.
Councilman Sliter moved adoption of Resolution No. 2901bo A Resolution Estimating
the Cost of Parking Maintenance and Sprinkling the Streets and .Avenues with 0i1.
in Oil Sprinkling District and Levying an Assessment for same for the year 1.973
as follows:
501 x 1421 lots @ 2.50.per 1.000 square feet
Seconded by Councilman Thomas. Further discussion. Question called.. Roll Call
Vote. Councilmen Sliter and Thomas voted aye. All other councilmen voted no.
?lotion defeated,
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Councilman Miron moved adoption of Resolution No. 29U1e A Resolution Estimating
the Cost of Parking Maintenance and Sprinkling the Streets and Avenues with Oil.
In Oil Sprinkling District and Levyir7 an Assessment for same for the year T973
as follows:
50' x 142' lots ? 2.25 per 1,000 square fret
Seconded by Councilman Thomas. Roll Call Vote. Councilmen 111rnn, Sliter and
Schwartz voted aye. Councilmen O'Brien. Daley and Thomas voted no, "'otinn
defeated.
Councilman Schwartz moved for a special meeting of the cite council at noon on
Friday. February 23rd at Hennesse^'n Steak House to resolve the question on the
amount of assessment for Oil Sprinkling, Seconded by Councilman Mixon. Carried.
Councilman Happ reported sbe *ad met with Mr. Hensley of Vallry Bank concerning
prnnerty avetl-able for parkins lot and t�nuld have more information at the next
meeting.
Finance
Councilman Slater reported the enrmittee had awarded the Liability Insurance to
the low bidder, Tri-Co Insurance Co-nsrv, pith the "no deductible", for the total
amount of S5,945.00 annital nremi4m.
The finance committee recnmmnnds ^50,nnn,nn of Water Works Cash Fund be invested
In Time Certificates of Deposit.
RESOL[T TON NO. 2901
Councilman Slater moved adn!,tinn of ^.esnlution 2901, A Resolution Authnrizinr. the
City Treasurer to Invest $50.nnn.on Water Works Cash Funds in Time Certificates -of
Deposit. Seconded by Councilman Papn. Roil call Vote, All voted ave. Resolution
No. 2901 adopted.
Discussion on raise in interest rats by two local banks on registered city_ warrants.
Action tabled.
Parks -
Councilman O'Brien moved Cit- purchase the lights at Griffin Baseball Field from
American Legion Baseball Team for S3.nnn,00p money to be expended from Special
Street Lighting Fund budget. Seconded by Councilman Schwartz. Carried.
Councilman O'Brien reported on conversation with Mr. Thomas Greenwood of Bureau of
Recreation, Helena. Mr, Greenwood ornmised to send the application for aid to
construct a tennis court and other school recreation projects at once, Mayor
Bjorneby reported the forms had cnme. been signed and returned February 13, 1973.
Empinyment - Councilman Daley asked that the APO reconsider the petition of William
Clements- Street Foreman. to annex his nmperty to the City, The petition has been
rejected by A110 because it cmuid he a piecerwal annexation with no svmetric line
to present city boundary. .'P^ dirortor. Steve Petrini, suggested a letter be
written to his office, from the entmcil, asking for reconsideration, Councilman
Schwartz stated that his committee had not reviewed the petition at all and asked
that no action be taken until his committee could meet and discuss the situation:
Councilman Schwartz moved that Rrunr Anon be issued a permit to move a horse from
163 - 1st. ve. E. N. to the 5nn block on 9th we. West. Seconded by Councilman
Reop. Carried.
Safety -
Councilman Thomas reported on his deck .-pith State Highway Department aho,tt motorists
making 11-turns on median snttth of ^,mt-ih^nse. The Highway Department will be taking
care of this situation.
As a member of the parkins romnission. rotmcilman Thomas asked for opinions from
members of the council as to buying land for parking and being reimbursed from
parkins, revenue and alsn their opinion on usinv, a portion of parking meter revenue
for offwstreet parking. After som- discussion, Councilmen Sitter and O'Brien
suggested that the Parking Commissinn meet with the City Attorney and Finance
Committee to try to resolve their leg"! problems.
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LICENSE & PERMIT BONDS_
William Walbon Plumber
Edward C. Fuller, dba
Ferguson Electric & Heating Flectrician
Charles S. Powell, dba
C. Powell Electric Electrician
Councilman Sliter moved approval of License & Permit Bonds. Seconded by
Councilman Daley. Carried.
Councilman Miron moved adjournment. Seconded by Councilman Happ. Carried.
Minutes approved as corrected March 5, 1973.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
ACTING CITY CLERK
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