Minutes - 1972 - City Council - 02/14/1972 - Regular
REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 14, 1972
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The regular meeting of the Eagle c~ty,council was
held Febr1uary 14, 1972 at 7:30 PM at the Eagle library.
Present were '~ayor 'Tarvin Adams and Councilmen Bacus
Pearman, Young, and Taylor.
The minutes of the January
meetings were read and approved. The Clerk reported a bal-
ance of ~9f94101 iin theicity bank accou~t
The ol ow ng mot ons were passea. .
to pay $4.00 to Assoc. of Idaho Cities for the
Eagle assessment for its share of legal expense con-
cerning the Idaho Gas Franchise;
to pay $3.00 for Ada Co. filing fee for annexation
ordinance that was filed in the County RecOVder's office
to set up a revolving Petty Cash Fund of $10.00;
to pay $25.00 to Assoc. Cities of Idaho for Eagle
city membership dues for 1972;
to purchase liability insurance from Hawley In-
surance Agency for the city with a coverage of $100,000;
for
to pay Valley-News Times specific bills incurred
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by the city in 1971 in the amount of ,.3 -;3 :;:O.r
The third ~onday of the month was approved by the
council as the regular meeting date for the Zoning and
Planning Commission.
Leroy Pearman and otis Young
will represent the council at the Zoning Committee meet-
:1onday
ing Febrary 21. It was decided by the council to table
the matter of the Zoning Ordinance until further study
could be made.
~ayor Adams reported on a letter from the State Dept.
of Highways concerning the recent change of speed
limit signs at the city limits of Eagle.
The Mayor requested each councilman to investi-
gate finding legal consul that had offices in the
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valley area so as to better serve the interests and
legal support for the city.
A meeting to report the
findings will be announced later.
Mayor Adams reported that he had contacted
Dr. Wilder on the matter of the stock fence.
No action
was taken by the council at this time, on the matter.
The '.Iayor rerorted that ~Ir. Cowman had been con-
tacted concerning deannexing of his property and that
an agreeable decision had been worked out with Mr.
Cowman.
At this time the council discussed the tising
proble~s of parking in the city.
The council decided
to appoint Leroy Pearman and Bill Taylor to contact
the businesses that are involved in order to reach an
agreement in solving the problem.
The subject of unleashed dogs was discussed at
length by the council.
It was decided to put a notice
in the Valley-News Times concerning this problem.
A motion was passed to grant and issue win.licensss
for bottled wine, the fee being set at ~25.00 for the
year 1972.
After discussion of the city's finances, the council
reviewed the budget for 1973. A tentative figure was
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set at 11,876.00. The council decided to hold a special
meeting to complete the budget study, the date to be
announced later.
~eeting adjorned at 9:45P~.
ATTEST:
APPROVED:
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