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Home My WebLink About04-06-1939 MinutesVii• ---- 663 II,� Pasco Washington,jI 23, 1939. ;,LIAR SESSION COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 6, 1939. I' CLAIMS: --�� M O'clock P. M. Claims for ten dollars were filed against the city by Darrel Arbogast and ALL TO ORDER: ,) Robert D. Green, throughh Attorney torney D. W. Zent, to cover the amount of damage itg their The meeting was called to order by Mayor Raymond Hicks at eightit cars by paint splashing on them during the painti3ng of the water tank, by Steel Oonstruc$ton Company. BOLL CALL: Roll called by Clerk, present were, Burns, Downey, Linderman and Pangle; absent I were McDonnell, Partch and Westb is c MISCELLANEOUS: Y• Downey thought may be some arrangements could be made where by the partly burned is ,: building on Sixth and Shoshone could be used in connection with the New park dewelliILLS AND OOMMUNICATIONB P. Also would like to have the opinion of the council relative to planting seedlings J. W. CUNNINGHAM'S LETTER RECOMMENDING PAYI!IENT OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION CO.'S BILL.I l ar River View Park County unable to furnish trees within 7City Limite. A 1�� e Mayor andCouncil from J. W. Cunning am was res an a n_ 1" closed bill Por 9,136.51 was discussed, Mr Cunningham states, this structure has had #3 Pangle inquired of Cf M. O'Brien the extent of Civil Service Committee's authorityits final inspection and having been completed in conformity with contract, the bill relative to the Police Force Department. should be paid; Mr. F. E. Owens of the Steel Construction Company was present and in_ i III formed the council that two minor claims against the City had been paid in the amount Discussion over fire shell on corner of Main and Lewis was referredto C. M. O'Brie of twenty dollars. this was varified by D. W. Zent. After a short discussion relative ito the steel structure, the bill was ordered paid in the amount of $8,136.51 not l ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Burns and seconded by Westby that meeting adjourn. including sales tax; Motion made by Pangle and seconded by Downed carried by roll call {I vote of three. CLAIMS against the various departments were read as follows and ordered paid motion m-affe by Pangle and seconded by Downey carried by roll call vote of four. I:'I Mayor Pro Tem. CURRENT EXPENSE FUND 14605o1um is Hardware Company Misc. Police Dept _ _ _ _ _ _ 14.00 14606 to 14609 Inc. Void 14610 to 14619 Extra Firemen Pay Roll, Kleeb Fire _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 30.50 14620 to 14627 Various Depts _ _ _ _ _Pay Roll _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 395.00 h �l ATTEST: 14629 to 14629 Inc. Library Pay Roll _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 112.00 J' 14630 to 14640 Firemen's Pay Roll Kleob Fire _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 96.00 1 Cls 14641 Roy Hash Office Brooms _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5.20 14642 to 14644 Police Pay Roll _ _ _ _ 401.40 d 14645 John P. Green _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Salary Caretaker _ _ 100.00 I: 14646 Void !( 14647 H. Earl Clack _ _ _ _ Gasoline _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 37.74 (I` 14649 Steel Construction Company, Raisin, Water Tank _ _ _ _ 9,136.51 Passed and approved this (O day of H hi� 1939 mP Y. P � ii p 14649 J. B. Henthorne, Labot City Hall Basement u u n c n _ _ _ 3.00 14650. Melvin Hendrickson, Kleeb Fire Watchman _ _ _ - _ 5.00 14651 Duck Inn Cafe, Prisoners meals _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 16.00 14652 Alemite Co. of 14. W. one can pump grease _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.99 it 14653 Pasco Electric Shop. Remodeling service at City Hall _ _ 54.95 City 14654 State Treasurer, Ind Ins & Med. Aid - - - - - - - - - - 9.79 14655 Void 14656 Twin City Plumbing, Tennis Net service _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 6.00 1465V U. S. Laundry, Firemen's quarters _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3.10 14659 American LaFrance Co. four pump cans _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 90.36 14659 Sanderson Safety Supply Co.,, Cylinder refill _ _ _ _ _ 5.00 14660 Walla Walla Union Bulletin subscriptions _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3.50 14661 Columbia Hardware Co, Steel Letters & Misc, _ - _ _ _ _ 9.10 14662 Water De -pt Funds _ _ _ Pipe & Fittings _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 24.20 14663 Puget Sound News Co. _ _ New Books _ _ _ _ _ 39.17 14664 City Treasurer _ _Hydrant Rentals _ _ & Water _ 155.10 14665 Pacific Power & Light Co., Library, Street, Barn & City H. 220.51 14666 Pacific Telephone Co., Servbce _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 6.30 14667 Roy Krueger Labot Yarious Depts _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 25.60 14669 Gerry's Sales & Service, ;York on Police Car _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5.50. 14669 9hurchman's Inv. Co. Ins and Bond Police Dept _ _ _ _ _ _ 60.25: 14670 City Treasurer, Stamps Check ,Exchange Etc. _ _ _ _ 19.30 14671 General Petroleum Corp. of Cal., Oil for Police Car _ _ _ 5.44 14672 Pasco Herald, Building permits Etc. _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 59.90 14673 Gaylord Bros Inc. Slips, Labels Etc. _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ 11.40 14674 Washington Bindery, Binding Books _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 35.40 14675 Pasco Hardware Co. - Mower, files, pruner & Misc. _ _ _ .365.34 14676 Junior Literary Guild, New Books _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 99.96 ,Z Z 73,, /c 4 STREET DEPT. FUND -- . ►1I II �I1r 351 County Auditor. car License _ _ _ _ 2.50 352 Current Expense Fund, Car Ins & Reimbursement St Light 211.90 353 Roy Hash Street Brooms _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5.05 354 Current Expense Fund License for Roy Hash _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 10.00 355 to 361 Pay roll for month of March _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 226.25 362 State Treasurer _ _ _ _ _ _ I.I.&M.b _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2.46 363 Void 364 H.,Earl Clack. Gasoline _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 46.41 365 Richfield Oil Co., Oil _ _ _ _ - _ _ 34.99 366 Pasco Electric Shop , Work on Traffic Light _ _ _ _ 35.92 367 Pacific Power & light, Ornimental Lights & Underpass - _ 157.60 369 M. S'holberg, Inner Tube and Repair _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.50 369 Gerry's Sales & Service, Tire Repair _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.50 370 Pasco Hardware Co. _ Dynamite, caps & Misc. _ _ 34.91 371 Roy Krueger Repair Work _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2.00 Tela 77z, y9 I� i 664 PLANNING COMMISSIONS REPORT: Arepor from - e secretary Wf the Planning Commission's meeting of March 24th read, both Commission and Council are infavor of developing a sewer system in out layi districts, while W.P.A. labor is available; property owners west of the Longfellow sch between Nineth and Tenth are especially desirous of this service; Street Committee to tact property owners in preparation of plans for this improvement. RELATIVE TO MOVING OLD REGISTERATION BOOKS TO THE COURT HOUSE: Miss Hill of t e Well Fare Dept., inquired of the Council t rought the City Cl if the old registeration books could be moved temporarily to the Court House; This re- quest was denied. CANCELLATION OF GENERAL CASUALTY CO. BOND: A letter rom he General Casualty Company relative to canceling bond, was give to C. M. O'Brien for reply. PETITIONS & REMONSTRANCES: D. W� Zent informed the Council that a few vacent lots were being used for dump ing grounds; And that sheep were pastured on the East side within the City Limits; He also brought to their attention the hazardous condition created in our immediate busine center, by double parking, Mayor Hicks will instruct the Police Dept to check on this practice between Third abd Fourth on Lewis and between Columbia and Clark on Fourth. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES: BLANKET INSURANCE INVESTIGATION. Building Committee not ready o renort on Blanket coverage insurance policy,ldr Haustad is making appraisals, more time was granted. CEMETERY COMMITTEE GRANTED MORE TIME: Account Mr. Westby's illness. PARK COMMITTEE WAITING FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENT in park work before completing investigation. REPORTS FROM OFFICERS: C. M. O'Brien reports that he has been informed by Attorney Powell of Kennewick that the fire shell on Sixth & Shoshone will be taken care of and the lot cleaned up. STATE HIGHWAYS' 1939 OFFICIAL ESTIMATE: Mayor ti c s reviewed wi h the Council 1939's Official Eatimate of the Director of Highway's gasoline tax revenue, Estimated Revenue from April to December 1939, is $1, 779.00 for Maintenance and $4,149.67 for construction. Paul Savage to work full time painting sign and other Highway work. THIRD READING OF ORDINANCE FOR PASSAGE: DINANCA NUMBER 442 to have its third and final reading, motion made by Downey and seconcied by Pangle carried. Motion that Ordinance number 442 be finally and definitely adopted was made by Pangle seconded by Burns carried. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: FIREMEN'S QUARTERS: ,to About is the estimate given on repairs Firemen's room; Mayor and Counc to investigate and discuss this program after present meeting. WIDENING YAKIMA BETPJEEN 3RD,& 5TH. Widening Yakima Street a ween 3rd and 5th. was discussed, Street Committee to contact property owners before getting this work under way. Mr. Goodell wants the curb put in adjoining his property on the East, soon as possible; The approximate cost of curbing is quoted by Mr Me Keever to be .21 cents per running foot curb 19xl4x5. Mr CM. O'Brien to draw up n resolution for allowable hours in connection with work in City Clerks Office. C. M. O'BRIEN to make necessary arrangements relative to the purchase of the B Kling property on Second and Columbia. C. M. O'Brien to prepair a list of recallable bonds; Mayor Hicks in favor of r $3000.00 Underpass Bonds July 1st 1939. Oc WATER FUNDS 3501 3502 Current Fund 39 gal gasoline _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Pacific Power & Light Power 6.46 JOURNMEIJT: Motion made by Pangle and seconded by Burns that meeting adjourn until next reg - 3503 _ _ _ _ _ - - _ Churchman Inv Co. Ind Policy for Water Tank _ _ _ _ _ _ 435.51 20.97 ular meeting night April 20th. 3504 _ to 3511 Inc. Pay Roll for March _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 597.50 3512 State Treasurer, I.I.& M.A _ 10.59 3513 Current Expense Fund, Ins. on car _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 17.00 3514 City Treasurer _ _ Business license - - - - 75.00 3515 Huston Motor Co. _ _ Replace Pump and service _ 3.25 ay r 3516 G. K. Mercier _ Boot repair _ - - - _ ,95 3519 Pasco Electric Shop _ _ _ Service on Water Tank circuit _ _ _ _ 20.10 3519 Pacific Telephone Co. Service - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - ,96 3519 3520 Neptune Meter Co. Meter and fittings _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Hughes & Co. 106.97 Pipe Blades Etc. _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ - - _ 56.61 ^�� 3521 Pacific Water Works Hydrant Parts - _ _ - - _ _ _ - _ _ _ 11.49 City Cleric 3522 Pennsylvania Salt Co. Chlorine _ _ _ _ _ _ 27.00 3523 Resselaer Valve Co. Mange End Valve _ _ _ _ 93.64 3524 _ _ - _ _ _ - _ Union 011 Co. Kerosene _ 2,96 day 1939. 3525 H. Earl Clack _ __ Gasoline _ _ _ _ _ _ 9.16 Passed and approved this _<7 of 3526 Pacific Poser & Light _ _ _ Power _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ 469.34 3527 Baar & Cunningham, Final payment on tank engineering - -__ _ 94.10 5529 City Treasurer _ _ _ Freight & Misce. _ - - _ _ _ - 3.67 3529 - Pasco Hardware Co., switch, globes and socket _ _ 1.13 3530 _ _ _ _ _ Current Expense Fund, reimbursement, tank raising(see C.E.14648 ,0 3,/ City Cleric. 9,136.51 -GrdY1J lo-tal- � 3,.z�G. l 9 PLANNING COMMISSIONS REPORT: Arepor from - e secretary Wf the Planning Commission's meeting of March 24th read, both Commission and Council are infavor of developing a sewer system in out layi districts, while W.P.A. labor is available; property owners west of the Longfellow sch between Nineth and Tenth are especially desirous of this service; Street Committee to tact property owners in preparation of plans for this improvement. RELATIVE TO MOVING OLD REGISTERATION BOOKS TO THE COURT HOUSE: Miss Hill of t e Well Fare Dept., inquired of the Council t rought the City Cl if the old registeration books could be moved temporarily to the Court House; This re- quest was denied. CANCELLATION OF GENERAL CASUALTY CO. BOND: A letter rom he General Casualty Company relative to canceling bond, was give to C. M. O'Brien for reply. PETITIONS & REMONSTRANCES: D. W� Zent informed the Council that a few vacent lots were being used for dump ing grounds; And that sheep were pastured on the East side within the City Limits; He also brought to their attention the hazardous condition created in our immediate busine center, by double parking, Mayor Hicks will instruct the Police Dept to check on this practice between Third abd Fourth on Lewis and between Columbia and Clark on Fourth. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES: BLANKET INSURANCE INVESTIGATION. Building Committee not ready o renort on Blanket coverage insurance policy,ldr Haustad is making appraisals, more time was granted. CEMETERY COMMITTEE GRANTED MORE TIME: Account Mr. Westby's illness. PARK COMMITTEE WAITING FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENT in park work before completing investigation. REPORTS FROM OFFICERS: C. M. O'Brien reports that he has been informed by Attorney Powell of Kennewick that the fire shell on Sixth & Shoshone will be taken care of and the lot cleaned up. STATE HIGHWAYS' 1939 OFFICIAL ESTIMATE: Mayor ti c s reviewed wi h the Council 1939's Official Eatimate of the Director of Highway's gasoline tax revenue, Estimated Revenue from April to December 1939, is $1, 779.00 for Maintenance and $4,149.67 for construction. Paul Savage to work full time painting sign and other Highway work. THIRD READING OF ORDINANCE FOR PASSAGE: DINANCA NUMBER 442 to have its third and final reading, motion made by Downey and seconcied by Pangle carried. Motion that Ordinance number 442 be finally and definitely adopted was made by Pangle seconded by Burns carried. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: FIREMEN'S QUARTERS: ,to About is the estimate given on repairs Firemen's room; Mayor and Counc to investigate and discuss this program after present meeting. WIDENING YAKIMA BETPJEEN 3RD,& 5TH. Widening Yakima Street a ween 3rd and 5th. was discussed, Street Committee to contact property owners before getting this work under way. Mr. Goodell wants the curb put in adjoining his property on the East, soon as possible; The approximate cost of curbing is quoted by Mr Me Keever to be .21 cents per running foot curb 19xl4x5. Mr CM. O'Brien to draw up n resolution for allowable hours in connection with work in City Clerks Office. C. M. O'BRIEN to make necessary arrangements relative to the purchase of the B Kling property on Second and Columbia. C. M. O'Brien to prepair a list of recallable bonds; Mayor Hicks in favor of r $3000.00 Underpass Bonds July 1st 1939. Oc