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06/18/73 City Council Minutes465 Councilman Miren moved the Mayor be authorized to sign the correction deeds for the Phillips Addition property. Seconded by Councilman Thomas. Carried. Mayor Bjorneby brought to the attention of the council the need for revision of zoning designations to be applied to newly annexed areas and ask for action on this at the next council meeting. The need to adopt priorities on the TOPICS Program the Mayor referred to the Street and Alley committee to return with recommendation at next meeting. Councilman Miron moved adjournment. Seconded by Councilman Knapp. Carried. Minutes read and approved June 18, 1973. THE REGULAR.MEETING OF THE KALISPELL CITY COUNCIL WAS HELD AT 7:30 P.M., JUNE 18, 1973 IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF CITY HALL. ALL COUNCILMEN WERE PRESENT. MAYOR BJORNEBY PRESIDED. The minutes of the regular meeting of June 4, 1973 were read. Councilman Miron moved approval of the minutes as read. Seconded by Councilman Sliter. Carried. CITY OFFICIAL REPORTS - Clerk and Treasurer for April. City Engineer, Police Chief, Police Judge, Sanitarian for May. Councilman Miron moved acceptance of the city official reports. Seconded by Council- man Sampson. Carried. WOODLAND PARK LAGOON PROJECT REPORT - Mr. Sam Bibler reported to the Mayor and Council that it seemed a long time since last fall when he showed slides of the lagoon and recommended something be done about the lagoon. He reported that he had shown his slide program 52 times since the 1st of January. Mr. Bibler reported that the Bureau of Recreation suggested the addition of tennis courts to the project which added $6.500.00 to the $20,000.00 share to match BOR funds. A total project cost of $53,000.00. Mr. Bibler reported that Mr. Greenwood of BOR had suggested that they make the budget generous when estimating the cost breakdown of the project. Mr. Bibler reported the various items of the budget, Indicating those which he felt were "padded" or generous in estimate, with a total estimated budget of $64,500.00. Mr. Bibler showed maps of the overall plan. 466 Mr. Bibler noted the Girl Scouts in attendance at the meeting and gave special thanks to the Girl Scouts for their participation in the lagoon money -raising proj- ect. He reported that the Girl Scouts had sold approximately 1500 lagoon buttons: Mr. Bibler also reported the Soroptomist Club wants to donate a fountain and he suggested that the formal gardens would probably be a good location for the fountain. Mr. Bibler reported that application had been made to BOR through Mr. Greenwood for their participation in the project but that a letter is needed from an official agency (City) in order to qualify for BOR imrolvment. Mr. Bibler agreed to turn over to the City all of the funds collected for the lagoon renovation project and to turn over any additional funds received. Want to get on with well drilling by July or early August. Mr. Bibler turned over the project to the Parks Committee of the City Council. Councilman Thomas complimented Mr. Bibler on the fine job of raising money for the lagoon project. Mr. Bibler shared credit for the success with Dr. John Roche and Mr. Brownie Hartman and others Who gave a great amount of time and effort to the project. Dr. Roche added his compliments to Mr. Bibler and requested the Mayor and Council consider the project favorably. RESOLUTION NO. 2912 Councilman Miron moved adoption of Resolution No. 2912 a Resolution authorizing the Park Committee negotiate with the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and the Mayor be Authorized to sign agreement with BOR. Seconded by Councilman Knapp. Roll Call Vote. All voted aye. ADDRESSING THE COUNCIL Mr. Donald Lloyd reported to the Mayor and Council that he had bought a piece of property 2 years ago (1133 5th Ave. West) and sold the property on contract recorded at the Courthouse, but that he had to take the property back and since resold the property and found that the City had put a lien on the property. He reported that he had determined the City had no right to file a lien and the City had released the lien but that the water department would not give water service until the bill of $59.80 and $2.00 delinquent charge was paid. Mr. Lloyd reported that he had paid this amount under protest and wanted the City to reimburse him this amount. Councilman Miron inquired if the water had been turned on after the bill was paid. He was informed that it was turned on. Councilman Miron reported that it was the City position not to deliver water service after the service was turned off because of delinquent bill, until the bill is paid. Councilman Miron further stated that the City was not concerned as to who paid the bill. Mr. Lloyd said that he would take the matter to the Public Service Commission - that he did not like being blackmailed by the City. City Attorney Donahue and Councilman Miron agreed that should Mr. Lloyd wish to pursue the matter further he should take the matter before the Railroad and Public Service Commission. f � � Mr. John Ming, Chairman Flathead Board of Realtors Planning Committee, presented to the Mayor and Council copies of recommended changes of subdivision regulations and said that it would be a mistake to adopt the regulations in their present form --and pointed out several examples in the regulations that the realtors felt should be changed. He reported that he felt that the regulations were vague and should be more specific and exact. He reported he was concerned about delay of the compre- hensive plan. He suggested the City and County explore the possibility of hiring a professional firm to develop the comprehensive plan as he felt they would do it more rapidly and for less cost than the planning board, that a plan needs to be developed in the next six months. He stated that he had always been treated courteously by planning board staff members, but that he felt the present regulations were entirely unsatisfactory and that if adopted development would become bogged down and come to a halt. He referred to problems of Bozeman and Gallatin County with regulations and planning two yeardelay for developers. 467 J. KENNE10 MING - G'rCSitlenl (/�` rry� ///^��, Try 77��'//.��//,, ALTO r� . J:1HN IJ siatai M� IJl.1�.YHRB ISIT E R1131— J1>'/ ODLS h vai Esia;c Consjllxw Rrnnch pll,ce In Libby - BE\ ERLY ta. TWI T 351 North Main — Kalispell, Montana 59901 So,,, vary' rc ' Phone 406/7569047 RLCC:__=DSD CHAIMES SUODIVISIO:1 P.EGULATI0:1S SECTION I 1.3 AUidORI:Y: Rcfor to Scnato Dill 203. 1.4.10 Strcots and Alloys: More infcrm.aticn in mcd_d to daternino Chan ctrcots will ba dccicpatcd to a certain cic_._L ication. 1.4.20 Subdivision: Should ba tafircd on c^_ fort9 in !:caato Bill 2C3. SGCTI0:1 II 2.5 P W:"r?LICATIO`J PROCEDURE: Should m7d that tho Eoard shall L_:_a iva ataii av"labla for 2.5.3. Should ba dolcted. Subdivision r ^ulat"_c: tso _ter t2:^_ protcct!cn of tha Comral public and ita a ;_:'_a`=c _cn t:-.ould to Uz d for by th_ ta: T aysr. 2.5 �T rQ CCQTAIFICATZ 0? SLaV::Y: 2.7 2.9 2.6.3 It is '^sirable to refer to a ec^nreh_ ai%—_ plen. l:o::avor, until ono tic. aScn rogulatioro ccrnot b3 LLtiC3Li lly rC Co::,)rchclaiva Plen fr.._:••7.1 �•�•'': cdontcd b...ccm:, 2.6.6 Thin cceticn c.-vuld r. _ e-lotcd in or'^r`:o cc -fly with Sccticn 9. Pc_-agra a 2 of S:._,, Hill ". ccc.lon rain that tha Plannir3 C; and shall t,g.or:. P1.. if all o: tr= ccr"diticnz of the Prolinir"ary Plat,' ;;a bo--n rats PROCEDUR.S FOI APPP.OVAL W FIM%L SUDDIVISIOY PI.AT, PM- U.^. CZ CCATIFICATZ OF SURVEY: 2.7.1. Shculd alco read that tha rianl Plat shall bo C—.' d to the con . ditior•a of the Prolirdnary Plat have hCo❑ r..=t. DESIGN STAI `)3: Specific authority of each of C.-.,1.zt:=nt3 should ba dofir._d. 2.12 Foe.: Should Ir_ d^_toted. Adniniatraticn of C_'_-".-.-loicn Rc.,ulatic- ara for tho protection of the S_:orol public :3 C.;uld ba paid for by.t::o talpayor. r,rlf,A n4 F R(:I A I - pGCT Chi I nI 3.1 FT. 'rO .2" CATION Pr:".',r — 1 _ nnnl/`1-1 V. nrrnr-n TiL.. n"nnrnTirc SrCTI0111 Ill r-' ?" Of tt:^_ p,-.• �':.. `h rt; . -1.C1 r-r-'J.1 Out a -• fic .,calo Z : C'2Ir t 4 e QQ 68 SrCTIOY IV 4.4 F:Ot U :L :aS SET AFTER RECORDIM OP PL1T� 4.1.19 4.4.2, 4.4.3, 4.4.4, 4.4.59 asd 4.4.6: All thcc3 pare :anhs should 172 d-Ict::d cc:d provIdo for a bond or lntter of cr_cdit. Cc-?lacited prcc_� =3 lczdy i ncli:'.'{ :'] tho P1c;..^.9r_g Ccard anal its rtaff. 5.1 ST.CrTS : , 5.1.1 Tco C=nral; specific d3tailcd rcgulotior.3 should to "r.*:ellcd out" so tint es for es in poaaible the derign can to doter ii_^d by _n"'krg the reculations and e.pplying them to th3 prorcccd site. -.rain, a cc =chonoivo plan is ^tied in". 5.1.2.2 Sheule_ gad "conform to any cnioting n-_iglabonc=d pion that is of.ici:.. '. Al! --ill out what rmkos a neighborlaccd pl. n c17" 5.1.3 . ,•is to you ai) y^u - iz•yLng to '-'� v:.�'f ..�..4'usi:.-, .?f u r..e that control fast hiS%ways th=ugh L _ ns"4al aroa3, yra sl.muld r^.ecify in tors of traffic counts, apccd lir'., And h--i a ru3t ba nerved. We b3lieva the lain purposo of t; ` r; r __n`a.:,._3 to to keep from isolating areas. 5.1.59 5.1.69 5.1.79 all should have rpocific otatcr_ent as to when thero` situations c-auld anist. Any regulation that has "ray to" aCded to it is unC_rirablo. Too much tim is involved by Plomnirg Coard, Staff and sutdivider to d3termim whin those acctic:a would apply. 5.1.13 Should say who the governing body would bo and under what circa stances this would apply. 5.1.14 Specific information a3 to when a half stroet could be used. 5.3.2 %,Then would parallel streets be required. 5.4 BLOCKS: 5.4.1 and including 5.4.11, 5.4.1.29 5.4.1.39 5.4.1.4 and including 5.5.2. No way to dotomin_ what will lrs required. Should ba dotailed to includ3 all factors and how they will mx dotemined si o_ and design of the Block 5.5.5 When does a street b3cors an arterial Highway? 5.6 PLAIRiED U14IT D3VGLOPF.r•I+"P= P.U.D.: 5.6.1 What co-.mcetion is acceptablo. 5.6.2 morn specific 5.6.3 v9h-it is untmAldable, ununablo, inaccessible lend? 5.6.4 What dx3 integrity of tho cc:.caon land incluc_', 5.6.0 Should have adopted zoning rctil0ti0n3 nett, Pcra rc^h should then refer opccifically to zoning rcgulation involved. 5.7 _.. TO CO u REMNSIVE PLAN That dcesn° t c::ict. SECTION VIo 6.3 SIDrWALRS. 6.3.1 Should havi`a guide.i. ``.'^rvIne'dagrco of szf .y rcquircd. 6.4 CURDS . 6 4.r PhoUW farwr epar'i WA-0i A"U'Ai .:ata. 6.5 _MSJMIFJRY S'a•TER 6.5.39 G.5.4� 6.5.5 chould b- c'^lctcl r.^.d cuh .titiitcd with n rcg-jlaticn ^.t,:tit end c - ] oil the r:.cu^.r. ..an or' CAty cr.1 �tnte C..r_d of 111ealth. SYST,:11 40 . 6.7 4:0-t1 6.7.1 i Are th^ra e,r_cificationo avoil.^.h).e frc� the City Er, -^ r or Cct:a y Suui;.- nor. Z- ro, thin czztion oh::1d rc:'Or to this c .ccific ll-_ -'. Su^._e.:a dra1r11co --tall bs d_ai ::_d eccozding to er,cifica'—`- available frcn City Ergincor or County Survoy^ar. 3 COMMERCIAL — RESIDENTIAL — RANCH RECREATION PROPFRTIP,' - J. KENNETH ASING - FNJ. MI JOHN Esiat G Reel Es;cte 12 T-/� n �t e� R 131l Ya: 1t 16 j, TIf1 L (n� pp f' �,(�Tp SST? � LLL ...iiiV llll�l L.J A�Ji L.ln L�1�6:1 IlJU C./L1EJ t' Consuttant ©ranch -Office in Libby BEVERLY n1. TwIST 351 North Main — Kalispell, Montana 59901 Secretary -Treasurer - Phone 406/7569047 6.8 Should have specific sizee. 6.9 Completion of im,,rovements. 6:y Could u,,eoial improvement districts be used, if so they should be included ad a source of financing. Section 8 Separability This section should be examined carefully. We raise the question of the operability of these regulations should one or more be declared invalid - General Comment We believe that the proposed subdivision regulations to be inoperable in their present form - For the following reasons: (a) These regulations are so designed as to build up a terrific work load on the Planning Board Staff. We believu that ntaff along with the planning board should devote its tir..,) to 'ate_ 'ng whother or not a proposal masts the requirenants.of a - - set o, 11ar cut" Subdivision Regulations and Comprehensive Plan` All engine ling should be supplied by professionals that are engaged in this burin, P1 ^e refer to Section 4 Paragraph of Scnato n;"'7 (b) ;-:+,.good planning is headrt if a good coi..,:.--Iiziv., , -a is not adopted in ii- __-. "Iato-futura ne We would like an opportu,: --.Gift with th.o preparing of this plan. (c) Any regulations or plan 1iic.,,,jd to be complete to the, point where a developer can usL ,.io rogulations as a 6-aide The planning board should not be in a position whore a groat cany specifics have to be determined every time a proposal comes before them, Respectively Submitted, ohn J /finr, Chairt'an Plathead Board of Realtors P1 C tt arming ommi ee Mr. Robert Borden and Mr. Doug James representing,realtors, also voiced objections to adoption of the sub.division,regulations. Councilman Schwartz quoted from the Office of Economic Development of the State to the effect that NKalispell will have the best plan in the State". Mr. Ming replied that if this is the best plan "God help the State of Montana" Mr. Mike Nicholson, planning board representative, reported that the planning board over a year ago sent to each realtor a copy of their regulations and ask them to respond. Mr. Nicholson said he did not think you could equate the Flathead with Gallatin County and that he had in his possession the outline of the planning board's reply to the co®ents of the Flathead Board of Realtors Planning Committee and 'would 470 send copies to the council members when the reply was mailed to the Board of Realtors. Mr. Nicholson said that without regulations you cannot develop a comprehensive plan. You have to be in an area in order to get the pulse of what is happening. Mr. Ming said the realtors are not opposed to sub -division regulations, but want specific regulation - concise and broken down. Councilman Schwartz and Miron reported that they would like to see comments from the planning board before taking action - - Mr. Ming suggested committee of council meet with representatives of Board of Realtors - - Councilman Miron arranged for a meeting to be held next Monday, June 25, at 1:00 P.M. with Realtors and Planning Board and Annexation Committee, at the Planning Board office. OPEN BIDS - - Sidewalk & Curb Construction BID SHEEP SIDEWAIX AND CURB CONSTRUCTION All items listed below cover the cost of material, labor and finishing. It m 1. _ 24" rolled Curb and gutter less than 100 lint ft. Per line ft. ($ 3. &,c7 } - - Price in words Item 2, ff1 24" rolls/ed Curb and gutter 100 line ft, or more. Per line fi'..' ($--'i. ti I ) Price in /words Item 3. UpriLht Cur less than 100 line ft. V � /� Per line ft. Pries ih words Item 4. Upri t Curb ors than 100 line ft. �ih � 9 ,0:r ,,�.%,_.:.:.,',i>.,z;.r /_t:: Per line ft. Price in words Item 5.^ Driveway Radium Curb and Excavation. Per line ft. r.+0 Price in words Item 6. 4" Sidewalk less than 250 sq. ft. Per sq. ft. Price in words Item 7., 4" Sidewalk over 250 sq, ft, 1, t" Per sq. ft. ($ .s�. ) Price in words Item Be 6" Sidewalk any amount. -C1 r4 , ,?.; Per sq, ft. Price in words Item 9, Removal of old Sidewalk per sq, ft, er sq. ft. ($ .<iO ) ice in words Item 10. Gravel fill under old walks to be replaced ner cu. Yd. ($ W.Gr,0' ) Price in words - Ytoe Ile UpVtzbt eU�b mefg %hail 8 ft. Niue. - - - ��:�e-; Z; e:_... l.. -.,ir /r-., 'E -.6per lin. ft. ($A�A'i -) - Price in words Ite"41 12, Lsydcwn curb less than 100 line ft, ) i r line ft. ($ €3 Price in wo s Itea 13. I;.ydch curb .pre than 100 line ft. x er ].in. ft. Price in fioids 471 In submitting this bid it is understood that the right is reserved by the Owner to accept or reject all bids, and it is agreed that this bid may not be withdrawn during a period of thirty (30) days after the scheduled time for receipt of bids. Kalispell City Council Kalispell, Montana Gentlemen: In order to cover bid items not listed on your proposal shoat we submit the following: Item # 14 Curb and Sidewalk combination �G1.75 cents per sq. ft. This does not include excavation or removal of old concrete. Item # 15 Excavation on New Sidewalk $ .30 cents per sq. ft. I further agree that I will construct Curb and/or Sidewalks for any individual within the City limits of Kalispell, Montana. in accordance with these specifications provided the individual ordering the work to be done will pay for the work in full when completed or make'satisfactory arrangements' for payment with the Contractor. YES�kA NO DATE AT KALISPELL, MONTANA, this day of Name of firm Title Adress City /" r E ='ll ` State Montana Contractor's License Number Z I -% l Bid accompanied by proper bid deposit. Councilman Sliter moved the Street 6 Alley be granted power to act on the sidewalk and curb bid. Seconded by Councilman Daley. Carried. FOREST SERVICE LEASE . - City Attorney Donahue reported the Forest Service has agreed to the changes in the lease for the antenna location a 30 day termination notice clause for the City Increase in lease payment from $1.00 per year to $25.00 per year. Councilman Daley moved the lease be approved and the Mayor authorized to sign the lease agreement. Seconded by Councilman Miron. Carried.- 472 Annexation - Olson Addition #2 City Attorney Donahue reported receipt of the plat for Olson Addition #2. It was deter- mined that this was a lot left out of the annexation of Olson Additon #1 (a lot owned by a church). RESOLUTION 2913 Councilman Schwartz moved adoption of Resolution No. 2913 A Resolution to Annex Olson Addition No. 2 and requiring 1/9th of value as cash donation in lieu of park land and to be zoned No. 1 Residence District and subject to the filing of the plat. Seconded by Councilman Miron. Roll Call Vote. All voted aye. Authorize Call For Bids - - Road Oil & Gravel Councilman Happ moved the City Clerk and City Engineer be authorized to call for bids for road oil and gravel. Seconded by Councilman Slater. Carried. COMMITTEE REPORTS - Re -district voting wards - Councilman Miron reported that he had contacted EIIft Tannehill, planner economist, in regard to conducting of census on behalf of City - that he had been informed that the school district will be conducting the school census for 1974 in October and the census could be expanded to include matters pertinent to city vote re -districting. The school district would like a commitment from the city council for payment of 50% of the census cost. Councilman Miron requested authorisation to proceed...Councilman Happ moved Councilman Miron be authorized to enter negotiations with the school board regarding census cost. Seconded by Councilman Daley. Carried. One -Way Streets - West Side Councilman Happ reported that Chief Waggener and she rode the school busses to observe the problems encountered by the busses because of the current status of the one-way of 6th and 7th Streets West. Councilman Happ distributed copies of proposed traffic flow of the one-way streets and ask report from Chief Waggener. Police Chief Waggener reported that he had contacted all of the bus drivers and discussed the proposed traffic flow with them and that all but one of the drivers approved the proposed plan. Councilman Schwartz suggested a public hearing regarding the one-way streets be held the second meeting in July. It was agreed that no change would be made until late summer. Signal Light - Highway 2 & Meridian - Councilman Happ said she had been in contact with Mr. Jim Keathley of the State High- way Department who reported that a traffic signal has been programmed for this location. Councilman Thomas felt that pressure should be brought on the highway department so that the signal would be placed and operating prior to the beginning of school next fall. He suggested the Mayor send a telegram to the Governor to request the Governor to expedite the highway department installation of this traffic control signal. TOPICS Program - Councilman Happ informed the Mayor and Council there will be a special meeting tomorrow at 3:00 P.M. at which time the Street & Alley committee will review the TOPICS program. Downtown Parking Councilman Happ reported Wednesday at 10:00 A.M. members of the planning board, retail trades committee of the chamber, and the parkingcommission will meet regard- ing city parking. Councilman Happ reported the signs restricting parking of trucks and campers in park- ing spaces adjacent to the intersection of 1st. Avenue West and 4th Street have been installed. Councilman Happ expressed appreciation to City Engineer Lauder for 'the - speedy installation of these signs. - Finance - Garbage Budget - Councilman Slater reported that as a result of construction of shop building and other expense it would be necessary to expend in excess of the amount budgeted for the Garbage Fund. 473 Councilman Slater moved increase of budget expense of $3,000.00 be approved for the Garbage Fund for fiscal 1972-1973. Seconded by Councilman Knapp. Carried. Examiners - Councilman Slater reported the State Examiners are now examining city records and that members of the finance committee met with the examiners in the Treasurer's office regarding proposal for streamlining treasurer records. Parks - Councilman Daley reported the need to purchase a heavy duty cleaner for the swimming pool at a cost of approximately $400.00. He reported that the application for BOR funds for improvements on 5 city parks will be ready by tomorrow. We are now pre- paring to put water service to Hawthorne - Fry Field - Northridge Parks. Councilman Daley reported that the City had indicated that it would reimburse Pee Wee Baseball the cost of materials for back stops at Pry Field. Councilman Daley moved the cost of materials for the back stops at Fry Field be paid to the Kalispell Pee Wee Baseball c/o Mr. Harold Haven. Seconded by Councilmen Miron. Carried. Employment - Councilman Daley reported the committee has met with street department, water depart- ment and fire department and there will be a continuation of negotiations as nothing Is definitely settled - the committee will meet again Monday at 7:30 P.M. in the council chambers and the committee will welcome attendance by any other councilmen. The street - water - fire - police departments will meet with the committee at 8:00 P.M. East Side Street Intersections - Councilman Sampson reported he had received several calls regarding the intersections of 3rd. Avenue East & filth Street, and 4th Avenue Fast and llth Street and the ex- tramely rough conditions of these construction areas. City Engineer Lauder reported that these intersections had been regraded today. Annexation - Councilman Schwartz stressed the importance of resolving difficulties with sub- division regulations and the importance of adopting sub -division regulations. Council- man Schwartz also reported progress on the City Hall priority of the Revenue Sharing planned use and that the study will probably not be completed by the time the actual use report for revenue sharing is made but that this phase will be "in progress". Parking Commission - Councilman Thomas reported the commission has appointed Francis Bitney chairman of the commission and that the commission would like an indication of approval from the Mayor and Council. Mr. Gault who has been serving as chairman will still serve on the commission. Mayor and Councilmen indicated their approval of the new chairman, Francis Bitney. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS - Councilman Schwartz inquired as to the status of the Doran property and the possible acquisition of right-of-way for the extension of Arizona Street. Councilman Daley reported progress is being made on this right-of-way acquisition. Water Rights - City Attorney Donahue reported notice of appropriation of water rights has been prepared concerning irrigation water from the Stillwater River for the golf course and ask the council to authorize Mayor Bjorneby to sign the notice. City Attorney also reported that he is having First Montana Title conduct a search regarding other water rights the City may have to appropriate. Councilman Sliter moved the Mayor be authorized to sign water right appropriations as needed. Seconded by Councilman Thomas. Carried. Councilman Happ thanked Mrs. Kelly, troop leader, and Troop #4 26 of the Girl Scouts for their attendance at the council meeting and that she hoped the meeting had given them a better understanding of city government. Councilman Miron moved adjournment. Seconded by Councilmen Thomas. Carried. Minutes read and approved July 9, 1973. THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE KALISPELL CITY COUNCIL WAS HELD AT 7:30 P.M., JULY 9TH 1973, IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF CITY HALL. COUNCILMAN SAMPSON ABSENT. ALL 077M COUNCILMEN PRESENT. .MAYOR BJORNEBY PRESIDED. The minutes of the, regular meeting of June 18, 1973 were read. Councilman Miron moved approval of minutes as read. Seconded by Councilman Slater. Carried. COUNCIL CAIMAR . July -August July 16tb- City Council Chambers 7:30 P.M. July 18th Conrad Bank Community Room, 9:00 A.M. _ (basement) Meetings with Department Heads from 9:00 A.M. until approximately 4:30 P.M. Judy 23rd City Council Chmabers. 7:30 P.M. August Sth City Council, Chambers, 7:30 P.M. August 13th City Council Chambers 7:30 P.M. Councilman Rapp suggested the meeting of the 16th be combined with the July 18th meeting. This was not considered, as bid openings are scheduled for the 16th. - meeting. Councilman Rapp moved the July -August council calendar as presented be adopted. Seconded by Councilman Knapp. Carried. Councilman discussed when.a hewing should be schadulad for the one-way street situation on the most side. It was decided to have the hearing at the meeting of July 16th and directed the City Clark to publish notice.of the hearing. ADDRESSING THE COUNCIL Mr. Francis Bitney, chairmen of the parkins commission, distributed copies of an outline of the program suggested by the Kalispell Parking Commission for making downtown the biggest and best unified shopping cantor is the state. �1 I