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ra12 1- - THE THIRD PLAN WAS THAT OF' AF'F'ORDING THE SAME F'ACULITIES AS OUTLTNED UNDER THE SECOND 'PLAN IN TRE. OLD C.I'TY SHOP BU I LD I NG AT 5TH AND OL I VE TO ACCOMMODATE THE SAME NUMBE~ OF' PRISONERS WITH ACCOMMODATIONS F'OR ~OTH MALE AND F'EMALE PRISDNERS, AND LIVING QUARTERS F'OR JA I LER. I TWAS F'EL'T THAT SUCH A PROGRAM AS TH I S COULD BE ENTERED 'I NTO AND AF'F'ORD PRESENTLY NEEDED JAIL F'ACILITIES AND MAINTAIN THE POLICE'DEPARTMENT AND MUNICIPAL COURT' ACTIVITIES IN 'THEIR PRESENT' LOCATION AT THE CITY HALL WITH THE $70,000 AVAILABLE F'OR THIS PROJECT. THE CITY MANAGER WAS REQUESTED TO HAVE THE'ARCHITECT PREPARE TENTATIVE PLANS F'OR THIS THIRD'ALTERNATIVE'~N~ ALSO TO CONF'ER WITH MEMBERS OF' THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMI S'SI ON' RELATIVE TO THEIR THOUGHTS 'F'OR F'UTURE UTILIZATION OF' THE OLD CONCRETE RESERVOIR ON THE'BuTTE AND"'ALSO TO BRING IN FUTURE RECOMMENDATIONS PERTAINING TO'THE ADMINISTRATION OF' THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WITH RELATION TO OTHER CITY DEPARTMENTS AND JAIL OPERATIONS. .."THE'MAIN THOUGHTS IN STUDYING THESE ALTERNATIVES'F'OR FINAL APPROVAL OF THE CON- STR0cTIONOF THE ~AIL WAS NOT TO IMPAIR THE CITY'S F'UTURE PLANNING F'OR PERMANtNT CITY HALL DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING POLICE'.DEPARTMENT F'ACILITIES AND JAIL FACILITIES." 2: IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, 'SECDNDED'BY SMITH THAT THE REPORT OF THE FINANCE AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. 5 A'R~PORT OF' THE HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEE - RE: PARK LIGHTING; PROPOSAL ~O DEVELOP A RHODODENDRON, AZALEA AND CAMELLIA GARDEN AT HENDRICKS PARK WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:: ./ . -",-- / . / "A MEET I NG OF' THE HEALTH AND RECREA T ION (~195.1 WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: COUNCILMAN CIT~ ,MANAGER AND PARKS SUPE~INTENDENT. ' +~_/ . . ,,'THE COMMITTEE DROVE AROUND TO REVIEW THE PROGRESS BEING MADE IN THE PARKS AND NOTED JHE,NEW'PARKS AND RECREATION WAREHOUSE SHOPS AND STORAGE FACIL~TIES AT SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK~ UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF' THE CITY MANAGER THE COMMITT~E RECOMMENDS THAT THE F'OLLOWING MATERIALS BE ORDEREDF'OR THE COMPLETION OF' THE PARK LIGHTING AS LISTED: I COMMITTEE WAS HELD AT 3:00 P.M. JANUARY 15, ALLEN, CHAIRMAN; COUNCILMEN WATSON AND SMITH; SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK. UNIVERSITY PARK' SLADDEN PARK WASHINGTON,PARK 22 LIGHTS 5 LIGHTS 7 1I GHTS 12 LIGHTS THE GRAND TOTAL F'OR ELECTRICAL MATERIALS WILL BE $1,869.50 TO COMPLETE THE INSTALLA~ TION OF' THE PARK LIGHTING WITH THE STANDARDS PREVIOUSLY PURCHASED F'ROM THE MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY. THIS EXPENDITURE IS INCLUDED IN THE 1950-51 BUDGET. ~---.., . \ THE COMMI.TTEE ALSO REVIEWED THE PROPOSAL OF' THE RHODODENDRON SOCIETY TO DEVELOP A POSSIBILITY OF HENDRICKS PARK F'OR A RHODODENDRON, AZALEA AND CAMELLIA GARDEN. THE SOCI~TY W~LL 'ASSIST IN PROCURING PART OF THE WATER PIPE WHICH WILL BE REQUIRED AND THEY WILL PROVIDE AND PLANT APPROXIMATELY 300 TO 500 PLANTS AT A VALUE OF' $2;500.00 WITHOUT ANY COST TO THE CITY. IT IS ESTIMATED THE C,TY'S SHARE OF THE ENTIRE PROJECT COULD BE DONE" F'OR $500 OR LESS I'NCLUD I NG 'FENC I NG' AND I NSTALL I NG WATER SYSTEM. I NASMUCH AS THERE IS MONEY AVAILABLE IN THE 1950-51 PARKS AND RECREATION BUDGET, IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMM I'TTEE THAT $500 BE AUTHOR I ZED FOR TH I S PURPOSE. I IT WAS MOVED BY SMITH, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF' THE HEALTH AND RECREATION " COMMI TTEE :BE 'ADOPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE.. MOT I ON CARR I ED. . ", '---~ REPORTS OF.BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS 6 A REPORT OF THE BOARD OF' ApPEALS - RE: REQUESTS F'OR SETBACK VARIANCES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOL'LOWS: ". "THE' BOARD OF' ApP~ALS HE LD REQUESTS FOR SETBACK VARIANCES. GILLILAN AND MR. VAALER. A MEETING JANUARY 18,1951 TO CONSIDER THE F'OLLOWING PRESENT WERE MR. LUVAAS, MR. STIEN, MR. WILMSEN,MR. .I '. ~ REQUEST OF REV; JOSEPH GUNTHER F'OR WA I VER OF' THE 50-FOOT S I DE LINE SETBACK REQU I RED FOR CHURCH S~RUCTURES I~ RESIDENTIAL ZONE. REV. GUNTHER OWNS AND MAINTAINS A RESIDENCE AT 1905 ARTHUR STREET AND rs PURCHASING THE ,LOT ADJO I N I NG TO THE SOU,TH F'OR PURPOSE OF ERECT I NG A CHURCH. THE LOTS ARE 75 X 150' AND 134 X 150' IN SIZE. .,';' SINCE THE VARIANCE OF' SETBACK WILL NOT AF'FECT ANY PROPERTY OTHER THAN MR. GUNTHER'S AND THERE WOULD,BE 50-FEET BETWEEN THE 'PARSONAGE AND' CHURCH THE BOARD GRANTED THE REQUEST. 2. REQUEST F'ROM MR. Roy ELLIOTT REPRESENTING THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH F'OR WAIVER OF THE BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS PERTAINING TO TYPE OF' CONSTRUCTION AND SETBACK REQUIRE- MENTS. I ~.