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~ 167 - -- ---- ---- --- . ---------- --- -~-- --~.__.- - - - --- ---- - -- . - - - - - - ---- -- - . ---~---_. --~- ~._-~-------------- -~------ I I' Ii Ii ~' ! Ii 6 I; Ii I~ 'I I i 7 " p I - - ------- -,- ---.---- -- ------ ----:--------- ---_..__.~._.._._-~:-:-~~~-~_._-~~~-==:..--~ _....:....- - --------_._-_.::-_-~..:_-- - ~--- -l-~-- -- - - --------- ~; I': Ii " 1'1 \i ~ Iii Ii Ii 1i~ I: J' I! ',1 Ii! I: II I' r I II I' I;: I' I.' 5 8 -.--- ---- _._-_.~_. ------- -----,.--- ---------- ~-----~-~.- .~-- ------- --- ---- - -..,- - --- - - - - - - - - - - ~ - _. - - - -- Mayor Large stated there was some in the Council room interested in the Rat Control S&tuation and that the matter would be taken up at this timeh Councilman Baker of the Health Committee read a written report th~t the ~ealth Committee had prepared and was signed by the Cow~ittee. 'The r~~ort stated that the approximate cost for the first six mohths would be $31~0.00 and that the committee was recommending that the City provide $2000pO out of the Emer- gency Fund or other wise, if the Welfare Leage could raise $1100.00 for the project. Mayor Large explained that there was another project under consid- eration that if authorized by the Council would need a considerable part of the emergency fund and asked Councilman Barette to present the matter at this time so that both propositions could be considered together. Mr. Barette explaine that it was the matter of the purchase of the heating plant for the N~Y.A. buildings back of the Butte. Mr. Barette said that he and Mayor Large had a meeting with representatives of the U.S. Treasury Department and that a price a little over $4800.00 had been made the City for all the heating and other equipment connected with the buildings and that this was positive+y the lowest figure that could be secured. Mayor Large explained that Mr. Woodworth of the Army Engineering Department had said the Army would be willing to pay some rent for the building now occupied, but that the Army thought the rental should be based on the $4800.00 valuation which would produce only a nominal rental. The Mayor stated further that just this afternoon he had received a letter from the Army Engineer's in Portland saying that they were anxious to enter into a lease with the City for the use of the building now occupied by them just as soon as a rental figure could be agreed on. Councilman Koppe and Crumbaker thought other valuation than the $4800.00 for the heating plant should be considered for a rental base. After some discussion by the Council a motion was made by Stewart and seconded by Baker and carried that the rental value b~ placed at $200.00 per,month. ~ ~~ :~ There was further discussion about financing the rat situation and the purphase of the heating ~quipment for the N.Y.A. building. It was finally suggested that they could both be financed by taking some money out of the Milk and Meat Inspection budget to go toward the rat situation and some money out of the Park budget to go toward the purchase of the heating plant. Councilman Baker stated he had contacted Judge Hurd and that the County would not furnish any funds for the rat control unless it was a County wide control and not until the next budget was made up. Dr. Lindgren stated that if the project was started now that when the next budget was made up there was a possibility of getting some Government fund to help out. After some discussion of the rat control situation a motion was made by Hawn and seconded by Davis and carried that the recommendation of the Health Committee be accepted for n the six months period and that the City furnish not to exceed $2000.00 as its ;:: share of the costs. III At this time Mayor Large stated he wished to make the appointments for I the caaendar year 1944. He stated he wished to re-appoint all of the City i'! h employees to their rapective positions and that he wished to continue the j: Council Committee and other boards as now in affect; that the names of the various Ii City employees be placed on the regular monthly payroll for the year 1944. r COUNCIL C01\;TIViITTEES FOR 1'944 i JUDICIARY CO~~ITTEE ,~ALTH COMMITTEE II.l '. Louis Koppe, Chairman C. R. Baker, Chairman ..'V A. L. Hawn A. C. Farrington " :?E. A. Barette m. o. Stewart I,! I:i 'i4A. C. Farrington, Chairman [: A. L. Havin :'i < Cal vin Crumbaker I~ . l " I; ~i . FINANCE COfurr~ITTEE PRINTING & PARKS E. A. Barette, Chairman Louis Koppe W. L. Davis STREET COMI\/fIT'rEE SE\iVER COMJVTITTEE !' (0 w. i'i" AC. rl I . 11 ii I' I: 4 ~.. ~. Ste~vart, Chairman ~: 1iv. L. Dav1.s i Calvin Crumbaker .1 I L. Davis, Chairman C. Farrington R. Baker Calvin Crumbaker, Chairman Louis Koppe E. A. Barette , FIRE & WATER COMMIT'I~E POLICE COMNITTEE A. L. Hawn, Chairman I. O. Stewart C. R. Baker l',t ji:i ., ;; 1,1 t " I ....1