03/15/76 City Council Minutes1
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE KALISPELL CITY COUNCIL HELD ITS REGULAR MEETING IN THE
COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT CITY HALL AT 7:30 P-M., MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1976. MAYOR RAPP
PRESIDED. ALL COUNCILMEN WERE, PRESENT.
APPROVE MINUTES
Councilman Williams moved the minutes of the regular meeting of March 1, 1976 be
approved as presented. Seconded by Councilman Daley. Carried.
OFFICIALS REPORTS
City Clerk and'City Treasurer for January, 1976.
City Judge, Police Chief, Sanitarian and Director of Public Works for February, 1976.
Councilman Daley moved the officials reports be approved as presented. Seconded by
Councilman. Allen. Carried.
OPEN BIDS Garbage Truck
RYGG FORD SALES
18 1st Avc. E.st
KALISPELL, MONTANA 59901
March 15, 1976
City Clerk
Box 1035
KALItpollgMT 59901
"Garbage Truck"
Gentlemen:
We wish to submit the following bid for your considerations
lea - 1976 Ford C8p00 144 C-A 17511 Wheelbase GVWR • 271500#
Custom Cab White w/Black H.D.Seat
Power steering
99000 # Front Axle
10.00 x 20 12-ply tires
10.00 x 20 12-ply On -Off Highway Rear Tires
7.511 10-Hole Disc Steel Wheels
.Western Mirrors
Tow hooks, front
105 amp alternator
Windshield Wipers Parallel Action
204 amp bettery+
50 Gal D-Style tank
21.75 per section module spr'nSo
5400 #r front sprinO
101000# rear springs
Alcoholic evaporator
V 121 Brake system Less Anti Lock
Warning Lights
Direct Gauges
210 H.P. 3208 Cat Engine
MT 650 Transmission (Allison) 5-apd automatic
18,500# Rear Azle
20 Yard HEIL Mark III Packer (Installed)
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Delivery to be in Kalispell, MT. Delivery will be made within
sixty days.
RYGG FORD SALES will sell the above vehicle to the City of
Kalispell taking the 1962 Chevrolet in trade for the net
difference oPi'i.� 31,554.59. (Thirty-one thousand five hundred
fifty-four and 59/100)
Sin rely yours,
* Acceptable by Manufacturer Ger Bay- gar
Sales Manager
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o1dantobile, Cadillac, Qo,toral Molars Trucks
412 Main Street
KALUPELL, MONTANA
Cit-;- of Kalispell
P. O. Box 1035
E-_l'spell, hontana 59901
e;: vlemen
1.a^ch -5, 1.976
We ;:ill deliver new, 1976 G r..c model TE67013 vrith the
folS.ow-ing equipment which meets or exceeds specifications
C�ll.ed for. Prices include allowance for i962 Chevrc'_et
tr-ade in, and are as follows.
Truck with Heil ': a_rk III from H.C.h. fob ;+iilva:kee w2 ,5�7.OD
Truck with Heil Yark III from H. C.1,. fob Kalispell :1'126, 577.00
_'rack with Heil Bark III from Waste Systems Int. fob
_;Taro*aukee $25,531.00
Track vrith He,.l ar'.c III from 1""-Ste Systems Internat`,cnal
c'c 'i:aiispell $�26,82F.00
Irl.:cc with Garcaccd _r''720_.9 from Johnson
ew�rk, Ohio27,014.00
Truck with Gar,00d IP720-9 from Johnson Distributing fob
Kalispell $27,864.00
City of Kalispell to furnish exemption certificate.li.sry
anproximately 90 days, No penalty clause. If we recieve
the order for this vehicle by March 25, 1976 the price will
be $240.00 less.
E 11GINE Gas 427 Cabic inch `i8
oil filter, fuel Filter, dry air clearer
Coolant protection to -40 degrees.
Drive Line 1KT650G automatic 5 speed trans.
Power steering
12,000 lb front axle
22_,00 lb rear axle
J� 11,500 lb rear springs with o-'erlo-ds
ssoo lb front springs
Tires 10,30r20 .112) tires with 20:,i.5 3,:dd wheels
On -off ary rear tires
Cab & Chassis W3 145" CA 120" `lIt cah V-ith grab h Ies
Color Oinaha orange
Y:resh air heater and def--c:=.ter
6"x16" mirrors
Dual windshield wipers
Z passenger aLi:�dllary seat
Reinforced frame
Harker & directional lights -- Ice Specs
50 gallon fuel tank
Oil guage, temp, guage, ammeter, and ho:trmeter
We very much appreciate the privilage of subv tti.ng this bid
and hone for your favorable consideration.
signed r �cnd�---------- --
P. 0. Box 1071
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PONTIAC
PONTIAC AND TEMPEST -
USED CARS AND TRUCKS
WAGNER
LELAND
AUTO LATE
TACOS BRAKES
�EATGN
City of Kalispell
Kalispell, MT
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KALISPELL, MONTANA 59901 "'"'n^
PHONE 756-3661
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
CUMMINS DIESEL
DETROIT DIESEL
MAZDA BENDIX WESTINGHOD$E
SpicEk
March 15, 1976 VELVELVETOVCH
TIMKIN
Sirs:
Thank you for the opportunity to quote prices on a new garbage packer truck.
All prices are net including trade-in.
Chassis with Heil Body
FOR
Ft. Payne, Ala.
Waste Systems Inc. - Spokane
FOB
Milwaukee, Wise.
FOB
Kalispell _'2� U P? . a >
Chassis with Heil Body
IiCL Equipment, Inc. - Great Falls.
. . FOB
Milwaukee, Wisc.
FOB
Kalispell fir; Lid. bO
Chassis with Garwood Body
Johnson Dist. Co. - Great Falls. .
. . FOB
Newark, Ohio J2 .
FOB
Kalispell
Add: .xc, y °= For
3208 Caterpillar Diesel
9.'y'2 I--° For
D190 IH Diesel
Alternate Bid Proposal
Chassis with Heil Body
Waste Systems Inc. - Spokane. . . .
. .FOB
Ft. Payne, Ala,' I0/..ST 9d_
FOB
Milwaukee, Wisc.
FOB
Kalispell
Chasis with Heil Body
HCL Equipment,Inc. - Great Falls. .
. .FOB
Milwaukee, Wisc. ;22fJIq.$A
FOB
Kalispell j2 , /g, g o
Chassis with Garwood Body
Johnson Dist. Co. - Great Falls. .
. . FOB
Newark, Ohio 25P? 3a,Se
FOB
Kalispell
Add: 3 eCe e` For
3208 Caterpillar Diesel
y/z 6, For
D190 IH
Diesel
These quotations good for 14 days only.
Notez HCL Equipment prices include
2 maintenance
inspections per year for
the first 3 years.
MtOLONS n
e 5e ars
Roy Stanley Chevrolet -Fiat
P. 0. Box 87
1000 West Idaho
Kalispell, MT 59901
F.O.B. H.C.L. Equipment (Kalispell) $25,984.48
F.O.B. Milwaukee Price 25,284.48
The body is a Heil Mark III as per specs. The above price includes
Trade -In.
Waste Systems International (Spokane)
F.O.B. Ft. Payne, Alabama
F.O.B. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
F.O.B. Kalispell, Mt.
Heil Mask III 20 cu. yard as per specs.
trade-in.
24,408.28
24,7o8.28
25,593.28
The above price includes
Isl Roy Stanley Chev—Fiat
James W. Dorn, Sales Mgr.
All bids were accompanied by a cashier's check with the exception of Bygg-Ford Sales.
Councilman Williams moved the bids be referred to the Health Committee for review
and recommendation at the next regular council meeting. Seconded by Councilman Allen.
Carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 3045
Councilman Schwartz moved final adoption of the Highland Park Professional Subdivision
Annexation. Seconded by Councilman Williams. Roll call vote. All voted aye.
ADDRESSING THE COUNCIL
Dennis Carver, Resident Engineer for Morrison-Maierle, Inc., reported that in a phone
conversation with Bill Bertram, EPA office in Denver, he was told to ask Mayor Happ
and city council to pass a resolution which would state that the City is following
directions and instructions for resolving wastewater treatment plant problems. Upon
receipt of this resolution or a motion thereof, the payment they are holding will be
released to the city.
Mayor Happ reported the following letter from Neptune Microfloc concerning the per-
formance bond:
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/ Mi[1'l"IN 1965 AIRPORT ROAD. P.O. BOX 612 . CORVALLIS, OREGON 97"0
8 March 1976
The Honorable Norma E. Happ
Mayor of Kalispell
P. 0. Box 1035
Kalispell, Montana 59901
(..3) 7..-5301
TELEX 3fi-GB9T
Dear Mayor Happ:.
I have received your letter of 1 March 1976 concerning the extension of
the performance bond on the Kalispell WWTP. As stated by Neptune Micro -
floc personnel in the 22 January 1976 meeting, the duration of the bond
extension is negotiable, not necessarily one year. Neptune Microfloc is
aware of the expiration date and you will be contacted before the 5 May
1976 deadline.
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There is another subject which I would like to approach at this time.
.Mr. Bertram of the EPA stated that the Kalispell City Council would
furnish the involved parties with a statement (in writing) that the city
endorses the procedure which is now being followed to correct the exist-
ing situation at the Kalispell WWTP. We have to date received no such
endorsement from the City Council. Would you please address the City
Council on this subject and forward to all parties involved a written
statement that the city does or does not approve of the procedures being
followed.
Sincerely.,
NEPT,UNE;,"fICROF C, INC.
T. C. Garmon
Micobioiogist
FCG/mds
cc: Owen Boe
Davy Nunnallee
Dennis Carver
Councilman Olson moved that the appropriate party or parties send a letter to Mr.
William Bertram, EPA, indicating the concurrence of the City with present tests.that
are taking place to determine if there is a toxicity problem existing within the
system and that this letter contain the following provisions:
(1) That we are doing this in a spirit of cooperation with Neptune Microfloc
Company at the suggestion of the EPA to determine what the problem is
and why the plant will not work;
(2) By doing this we do not release them from any liability or duty they have
for providing us with a working plant;
(3) That it is in the spirit of cooperation and that the bond that the Micro -
floc Company is working under will be continued until there is a properly
working plant.
Seconded by Councilman Allen. Carried.
Mr. Frank Garmon,_Microbiologist, with Neptune Mierofloc Company asked to meet with
council members for a short seminar to explain specific problems, Meeting set for
Thursday at 5:00 P.M. in the council chambers.
Dennis Carver added that in his conversation, Mr. Bertram suggested that the City
get back on the State of Montana's priority list concerning financial help for
removing storm water. .Three steps are necessary: (1) write a letter to the state
regarding a study; .(2) wait for State and EPA approval; (3) construction.
Councilman Sliter moved Mayor Happ be authorized to write a letter to the State asking
for the grant. Seconded by Councilman Daley. Carried.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
SEWER & WATER
Councilman Olson moved the City purchase an option for 12 months at 5% of selling
price of $7,500.00 on Goeney property located at Meridian Road and 3 Mile Drive, with
option to apply on purchase price. The size of the property is 501 by 150' and its
primary purpose is for a well site, but at some date may be the location for a
satellite fire station. Seconded by Councilman Sliter. Carried. ,
Mayor Rapp read the following letter concerning our request for Storm Sewer Funds
from HUD:
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
REGIONAL OFFICE
FEDERAL BUILDING, 1961 STOUT STREET
DENVER, COLORADO 80202 -
March 10, 1976
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Honorable Norma Happ
Mayor of Kalispell
Kalispell, Montana 59901
Dear Mayor Happ:
Thank you for your preapplication for Community Development Block
Grant Discretionary Funds. We have completed our review and are
encouraging a full application for the following projects and
amounts:
PROJECTS AMOUNTS
Storm Sewer $200,000
The deadline for full applications is June 1, 1976
This invitation is based on your ranking under the selection
criteria published in the October 30, 1975, Federal Register.
The invitation does not indicate a commitment of funds, since
we are not permitted to make any commitment of these discretionary
funds until the full applications have been reviewed and approved.
It does mean that you rank high enough to be a likely recipient
for available funds.
We refer you to the October 30, 1975, regulations, Section 570.402(e):
"Full applications will be accepted only upon invitation from
HUD, based on HUD's review of the preapplication. Addition.
of new activities or the substitution of different activities
from those proposed in the regulations will not be approved
if such addition or substitution will alter HUD's rating of
the preapplication."
Should your community change the activities listed above, please
notify us immediately so that we can determine whether it would
change your ranking. The ranking of all preapplicants is available
in our office, should you wish to see it.
The workshop on the full application is being held to provide
you with the forms and information necessary for the preparation
of the full application.
Should you wish to be reimbursed for costs incurred in the
preparation of a full application, you must request and receive
a letter to Proceed from HUD prior to incurring the costs for
which you wish to be reimbursed. Again, we refer you to the
October 30, 1975, Regulations, Section 570.400(e).
Should you have any questions, please call your Community ,
Development Representative, Ms. Elizabeth Schlosser, at (303) 837-4656.
Sincerely,
Robert J. M�tuschek
Assistant Regional Administrator
Community Planning and Development
Several City of Kalispell Officials will be attending the meeting.
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Councilman Olson moved Stahly Engineering & Associates be authorized to proceed with
preliminary engineering to meet June let deadline on above grant. Seconded by Council-
man Daley.
Discussion followed regarding whether or not we have to advertise for bids -£or engineer-
ing. Councilman Daley withdrew second to motion. Councilman Olson amended motion to
"if we are authorized to do so without advertising for bids for engineering". Seconded
by Councilman Daley. Carried.
Councilman Olson called on Finance Director Nystul to report on sewer rates and bond
sales. Finance Director Nystul reported on projected sewer revenue for fiscal year and
for next year. At our present 100% rate of adjusted water usage we will not have
enough revenue to pay indebtedness on bonds we intend to sell. When the sewer rate was
increased from 80% to 1001/6 this revenue was intended to pay the indebtedness on bonds,
but increased costs of sewer line and wastewater treatment plant operations have absorb-
ed this increase. Therefore another sewer increase is necessary for operational expense.
ORDINANCE #855
Councilman Olson moved enactment of Ordinance #855 an ordinance to amend Section 1 of
Ordinance #841 to provide that the basic rate for city sewer use shall be 120% of
adjusted water bill of user and to provide effective date. Seconded by Councilman
Sliter. Roll call vote. All voted aye.
Finance Director Nystul reported that he has worked with Doug Daniels, Resident Eng-
ineer for Thomas, Dean & Hoskins, and they have determined that with street reconstruct-
ion portion of the let. Avenue East Storm Sewer Project being paid by highway funds,
the amount of bonds we need to sell can be reduced from $500,000.00 to $445,000.00.
Councilman Olson moved we reduce the amount of the bond sale from $500,000.00 to
$445,000.00. Seconded by Councilman Williams. Carried.
Planned use is now; Construction - $310,000.00; Engineering for Phase I, $39,800.00;
Bond Sales - $5,500.00; Contingencies, Legal & Administrative - $27,700.00; Phase II
Engineering - $42,800.00; Paid previously on Phase I - $18,031.00.
SAFETY
Councilman Granmo reported a request from Police Chief McDowell for Patrolmen Addison
Clark and Jim Love to attend Law Enforcement Academy Bureau, April 4-16, 1976 at
Bozeman. Cost to the city is $27.00 tuition for each and travel expense.
Councilman Granmo moved that Patrolman Addison Clark and Jim Love be permitted to
attend Law Enforcement Academy Bureau, April 4 16 at Bozeman, with tuition and travel-
ing expense allowed. Seconded by Councilman Allen. Carried.
Councilman Granmo reported a request from Fire Chief Peters to call for bids on a new
85' telescopic elevated platform truck. Fire Chief Peters reported that he and Aset.
Chief Woodland had been to Helena to inspect City of Helena's new truck. That the
platform would reach windows of a five -story building and could be operated by one man.
That insurance rates are rated 16' and he would like this equipment to help keep a
low rate. That it would not take any larger crew than he has at present. It will take
30 to 36 months to build the truck after it is ordered and with the money they have now
from the 2 mill levy and with what they will have, they will have almost the cost which
is estimated at $190,000.00 to $200,000.00.
Councilman Granmo moved Fire Chief Peters be authorized to call for bids for a tel-
escopic ladder truck. After discussion on manufacturers, other types of trucks, etc.,
Councilman Granmo withdrew motion.
Councilman Granmo moved the fire department prepare bids for council approval by June
let. Seconded by Councilman Sliter. Councilman Williams voted nay because of lack
of housing for the truck. Motion carried.
FINANCE
Councilman Sliter reported that the state examiners have completed their audit of city
books and have given the council their preliminary report. Their written report will
be forthcoming.
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Councilman Daley and Park Supt. Drent met with the County Park Board to talk over
future plans and projects within the county. The Board will be meeting with Whitefish
and Columbia Falls for their views, then will be coming more active with projects
under the supervision of the Fish & Game Department. More indoor recreation is being.
planned within the cities and county.
Councilman Daley reported a request from the High School to use city land south of the
treatment plant for a Heritage Farm Program. Under this program the land would be
divided into small lots and students would plant and cultivate crops by old time means,
using old type machinery and horses - harvesting by hand as in early days. The park
committee will be meeting to make a recommendation on the request.
STREET & ALLEY
Councilman Allen moved Director of Public Works Knebel call for bids on Sidewalk and
Curb Construction for 1976. Seconded by Councilman Olson. Carried.
Councilman Allen moved that curbs be ordered constructed on let. Street West from 5th
Avenue to loth Avenue West. Seconded by Councilman Williams. Carried.
City Clerk Beardslee asked about the new statute which states that the construction
contractor for sidewalk and curbs shall be paid with sidewalk and curb warrants.
Councilman Allen asked City Clerk Beardslee and Director of Public Works Knebel to
look into the matter and report their findings.
Councilman Allen moved that Director of Public Works Knebel be authorized to attend a
road and street seminar in Bozeman, March 22-24 with travel by private transportation
and per diem allowed. Seconded by Councilman Williams. Carried.
Councilman Allen reported that he had received a letter which was addressed to Mayor
Happ from Edward and Lorraine Holt objecting to the proposed highway signal project
stating that street repair is needed more. Street repair is under way so this problem
is taken care of. They also objected to changing angle parking on 1st. Avenue West,
This problem will be reviewed.
Councilman Allen also reported complaints about the condition of Main Street.
Councilman Allen moved that Mayor Happ contact the State Highway Department requesting
reconstruction of Main Street. Seconded by Councilman Williams. Carried.
Councilman Allen reported that the street and alley committee met with county commis-
sioners March 5th to discuss traffic problems confr6nting the old hospital location if
made into county offices. They discussed the following ideas: (1) possible realigning
the alley by the parking lot; (2) possibly eliminating the parkway on the south end
of the building;'(3) general traffic problems that might arise if and when the county
moves in. The commissioners reiterated their promise to try it on a two year basis to
see if traffic problems arise and the committee agreed to help all they can with re-
solving parking and traffic problems,
Councilman Allen reported a preliminary wrapup on 1st. Avenue East Storm Sewer Project,
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CITY OF KALISPELL
PROPOSED PAVING PROJECT
FUNDED WITH URBAN HIGHWAY FUNDS
FIRST AVENUE EAST AND CENTER STREET EAST
Project Description:
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The proposed project will include pavement construction, storm drain
construction, sidewalk and curb construction, installation of street
lighting, installation of traffic signals, pavement delineation, and
re -construction of utilities within the project area as required.
The project will include First Avenue East from Center Street to
Fifth Street; and Center Street East from Main Street to Third Avenue
East.
Generally, total re -construction of streets is anticipated. Some
'areas, however, may have suitable existing pavement to justify salvaging
the pavement and overlaying it to provide a new wearing surface. in
particular, First Avenue East between First Street and Third Street will
be evaluated with this alternative in mind.
Storm drains will be installed on the project as determined necessary.
Sidewalks and curbs will be constructed in areas where they are deterio-
rated, improperly located, or non-existent. Street lights will be
installed utilizing underground wiring. Traffic signals will be installed
at intersections on First Avenue East with First Street, Second Street,
Third Street, and Fourth Street. Additional traffic signals will be
installed at Center Street and First Avenue East, and Center Street and
Third Avenue if determined necessary during preliminary engineering
studies.
Traffic. signals presently planned for installation on First Avenue West
will be included in the same contract.
Pavement stripping for traffic delineation and parking will be
included in the project. Traffic signaling will be installed as
required in accordance with the uniform traffic delineation code.
Utilities including water, sewer, gas, buried cables for power.,
T.V., telephone, etc. will be evaluated and repaired or reconstructed
�as necessary prior to construction of the streets.
Project Financing:
The project will be financed principally by utilization of urban
highway funds. Construction of sidewalks and curbs may be chargeable to
adjacent property owners as determined justifiable by the City of
Kalispell and as determined legal by the Montana Highway Department.
Reconstruction of utilities will be financed by the owners of the
utilities.
Construction cost estimates will be determined by the preliminary
engineering report on the project. Since actual construction costs could•
vary considerably with respect to final paving section, final scope of
the project, construction costs at the time the project is bid, and other
considerations, a preliminary estimate of project costs is not presently
a ilable.
`roject Scheduling: '
The schedule for completion of construction of the project is
ntatively set for Fall, 1977. In order that this project schedule can
e met, the City of Kalispell should proceed as follows
1. Provide a project description to the Montana Department of
Highways. This description could utilize the above description
with city council concurrence, or a different description could
be developed if the description above required modification.
2. Execute a contract with the consultant engineer and authorize
the engineer to proceed with preliminary engineering on the
project. The engineer could be preparing the following data ,
while awaiting Montana Highway Department approval and setting
up the project: field survey, prepare base map, soil survey,
design typical section, and assemble traffic information.
While these items are being performed by the City, the Montana
iighway Department will be performing the following at the estimated
time schedule shown:
1. Approval of revised priority - April 1.
2. Submit request for clearinghouse approval - May 1.
3. Set up a project engineering program - .Tune 1.
After the project engineering program is set up, approximately '
June 1. the preliminary engineering report can be finalized and reviewed
by the Montana Highway Department. After review and acceptance of the
preliminary engineering report, final design can commence with the following
projected timetable:
Complete environmental impact statement
(Negative declaration)
July 1, 1976
Prepare plans to the preliminary -
Plan -in -hand review stage
October 1, 1976
Prepare plans to the final -
Plan -in -hand stage
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February 1, 1977
Complete final revisions and submit. plans - March 1, 1977
to Montana Highway Department for project letting
Montana Highway Department advertises for bids April 1, 1971
Bid opening May 1, 1977.
Begin construction July 1, 1977
Complete construction Nov. 1, 1977
Project Engineering and Administration:
In order to maintain the projected schedule, the City should
authorize beginning of preliminary engineering as soon as possible. The
City's consultant would prepare the preliminary engineering report'and the
contract plans and specifications in accordance with Montana Highway
Departtt:=nt and Federal Highway Agency regulations, After the
,plans and specifications are finalized, the Montana Highway Department
will advertise for bids, conduct the bid opening, award of contract,
construction engineering and administration of the construction contract.
The consulting engineer's fee is the obligation of.the City. The
_ cost of engineering performed by the Montana Highway Department is funded
from the city's urban highway fund.
Councilman Allen moved Thomas, Dean & Hoskins, Engineers, proceed with preliminary engineer-
ing at this time - cost to be paid by the City. Seconded by Councilman Sliter. Carried.
ANNEXATION
Councilman Schwartz moved that the council accept the City -County Planning Board relim-
inary approval of the Buffalo Hill Townhouse Subdivision No. 64 (Gratten Property -
Hearing to be April 5th. Seconded by Councilman Williams. Carried.
CITY -COUNTY PLANNING BOARD
Director of Public Works Knebel reported that at the last meeting of the City -County Plan-
ni,ng Board the Hillcrest #4 Subdivision - across Stillwater River but in our planning
jurdsdiction, was discussed at some length. The developers want to give part land and
part.money in lieu of park. land, but the county commissioners were quite insi;stant that we
take land only.
our IMM
- Applicant for position of patrolman with the police department, Timothy Birk, has
qualified under the CEDA program, is married, has an honorable discharge from the service,
has attended college and has passed all required tests including a polygraph test.
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Councilman Williams moved that Chief McDowell be authorized to hire Timothy Birk as
patrolman under the CEDA program. Seconded by Councilman Granmo. Carried.
MISCELLANEOUS
Mayor Rapp announced that the next Tri—City County meeting will be Wednesday noon,
March 24th at the Outlaw Inn.
FILL COUNCIL VACANCY
Mayor Rapp submitted the following five candidates for the position of Councilman for
Ward Two made vacant by the resignation of William J. Bergstrom:
Sandy Schindler
Dorothy Garvin
Harvey Jewett
Eileen Pelton
Francis O'Boyle
Councilman Daley moved the names as recommended by Mayor Happ be placed in nomination
for the office of Alderman in Ward Two. Seconded by Councilman Granmo. Carried.
Councilman Sliter moved that Francis O'Boyle be elected by unanimous ballot. Seconded
by Councilman Olson. Roll call vote. All voted aye. Mr. O'Boyle declared the new
councilman from Ward Two.
LICENSE & PERMIT BONDS
James L. Petesch Electrician Bond
Michael D. Janetski, dba
Janetski Electric Electrician Bond
Richards Sheet Metal Gas Installer Continuation Certificate
Gary R. Treweek, dba
Treweek Construction Co. Building Raising —Moving Continuation Certificate
Councilman Sliter moved that all license and permit bonds be accepted as approved by '
City Attorney Do Seconded by Councilman le Carried.
Councilman W' isms�oved adjournment. ,
Minutes proved as resented, Ap�ij,5, 1976.
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Norma E. Happ, Mayor '
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