Council Minutes 04/17/1972
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Cou~cil an Swensen mentioned that he has not yet obtained results of a legal research
reg~rdin the irrigation ditch watering schedule.
Eng"neer Benton reviewed the developments regarding A. W. Brunt's sewer line for
Eas gate Mobile Village, indicating that it would probably be the City's advantage to
hav this I a temporary line which could be abandoned later for connecting to the
Am on fystem. .
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d by Farmers Home Administration officials regarding application for funds
er system, a questionare survey has been prepared to get the feelings of
the Lincoln, Iona, and Ammon areas outside of city limits concerning need
se er line, and all councilmen were assigned an area to cover.
ppenings with the Bonneville County Council of Governments (COG) were
, as well a$ trees for the parks and suggested uses for funds which the
b has to spend on Lions Park. Plans for a spring clean-up time in the
also mentioned. Mayor Turnbow will start taking applications for a full-
for summer.
an Anderson moved that the meeting adjourn. Seconded by Councilman Holm.
djourned at 10: 50 P. M. Claims were approved for paym.ent.
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CITY OF' AMMON
April 17 , 1972
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f the Regular Meeting of the Mayor and City Council:
The imee ing was called to order at 7:40 P.M. by Council Chairman Russell N.
Swerisen, with the following City Officials present:
Cou~cil n Russell N. Swensen Attorney Franklin Smith
Couri.cil n Lynn C. Richardson Maint. Supv. LaVern Williams
Co~rt.cil n Marvin J. Anderson Asst. Maint. Supv. Norman Baker
Gourtcil n Donald J. Holm City Engineer David Benton
Clerk De n Hemingway Engineer Larry Perkins
Attorney W. Joe Anderson
Mayor Keith C. Turnbow arrived at approximately 7:50 P. M.
Othejrs p esent during the meeting were Doyle Jones, Wayne Peterson, Fred Kvardfordt,
and .Reed Moss.
Prayer
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pproved.
Minutes of the meeting of April 3, 1972, were
Mr. Doy Jones of Servisoft Soft Water Co., was present to discuss arrangments for
havihg a -inch water service line put into the building on 17th St. near Sabin Dr. where
he i$ pre aring to move his business. Since the owner of the adjacent property will not
allow the line to be installed at the location of the present 3/4-inch line which is not on
an ease nt, it was decided to run the pipe from the main on Sabin Dr. along the south
side of 1 h St. The charge to Mr. Jones will be the regular fee for a 2-inch hookup in
addition 1/2 of the cost of a 6 -inch line($2.1O per foot) for tIE distance 4':Ji.. his property
frontage. Mr. Jones explained that the funds to be received from Urban Renewal to
relodate is business do not include money for a water meter, and he requested to go
on a set onthly rate with adjustments made when needed. After the Council had
consiidere the records presented by Mr. Jones, Councilman Richardson moved that
a waller r te of six (6) times the normal resident rate be set for Mr. Doyle Jones of
Servisoft oft Water Co., 3250 E. 17th St., due to the fact that his previous usage of
watet ine City of Idaho Fa'ts has been an average of six (6) times the normal household
rate'l Se onded by Councilman Holm. Voting was all in favor; motion carried. With
regatd to an inquiry about getting the proposed extension of Midway Street opened along
side bf hi property, Mr. Jones was advised to contact Mr. Ross McCowin, the landowner.
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