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Home My WebLink About03-07-1940 Minutes70f'.-34 REGULAR P.iEErl!,G C&,T. PASCO, WA3EINGTON GOUECIL CHA;,;Bars February 15, 1940 ff;iSmIIIG MISCELLA?,'EOUS cont.: Motion made by Linderman that map of the City Sewer System be made as Recuested by D. 71. McGne Motion seconded by Pan<le, cairied so ordered. Mr. D. N. McGhee spoke to the Council in Regard td selling or disposing of wooden pipe to be tacen up for replacement. Motion ryade by Linderman to sell this pipe for 10¢ per foot, motion seconded by McDon.ell, carried so ordered. ADJ OUR ,-.F,NT : Motion made by Burns to adjourn until next meeting ni-ht N9rc h_7," -:00 P.M., seconded by ,destby. Mayor -- Attest: City Clerk v Passed and approved tnis_7day of F -?T-777 1940 City Clerk PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAHL-�RS March 7, 1940 CALL '10 ORDER: Laeeting called to order at iiine O'Clock P.M. Mayor Eaymond nicks presiding. ROLL CALL: Roll call by Clerk, Councilmen present were burns, Dorney, Linderman and ;i estby. Councilmen absent were ,cDonnell, Mangle, and Partch. HE .DING OF 'Iiic; LINU'iE6 : Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved as read. HILLS & 0:2MNICT SON: Vouchers pre ented by D•: Vba .4IcGhee, water man ger, to obtr:in credit for the Loan to River View P^rk of X200.00 on his annual hent of N300.00 was posponed to be acted upon at a latter date. motion made by Linderman seconded byDowney, carried so ordered. A statement of 5x16.00 from Doctor Lacy, covering professional services rendered to Jim iinowlton for inijury received during the Pasco Hotel vire December 19, 1939, was turned to the City by V. L. Pangle. .fter a short discussion. Liotion made by Do.,ney that claim be deferred to a fnrture meeting, vire Committee to investigate and report with recommandation. Liotion seconded by .estby carried so ordered. A Voucher withheld from Payment in Vebruary in favor of the Pasco Electric Shop covering services, while trying to correct, Ornamental Lighting System, rendered out of service by the Hotel Pasco r'ire December 19, 1939, was again discussed. iiotion made by burns th t this voucher in the amount of 70.19 be allor,ed, motion seconded by Do•.;ney carried by Holl Call V ote of r'our. A Voucher presented by Churchman Investment Co. covering renew l of voluntee: fireman's Insurance Policy, after a short discussion with iir. Cavanaugh, a motion was m de by Downey ih-t volunteer Aire Department insurance iieneac:ll be made to include hospitalization and medic, -1 c re up to i`50.00 per month, which increases the cost from -x42.50 to x92.50 for the year 1940. Lotion seconded by Linderman notion carried so ordered. The following bills ag,.inst the City :;ere Head and ordered paid. notion rnnde by Linderman seconded by burns. carried by Holl Call vote of r'our. CU-L.EIi'i' SXPENIaE er. ido. Name D Pu_ p ase Amount 1 262 iexern Liolf uource Sup. Power L10wer 'Lrecmer Disc. u 296.15 63 iiary h. twee Trensurer's Sala.y 125.00 64 Adah Perry City Clerk's " 75.00 65 Earl Sample Sexton " 100.00 66 John p. Green Caretaker 100.00 67 C. i.I. ,)'brien City Attorney " 60.00 69 A. Ii, haylett Police Judge 20.00 69 Dr. ii. b. O'Brien Health Officer" 15.00 15270 . Richardson Janitor 15. 0 71 Alf buchi�nan Chiof Police " 150.00 72 Paerlin Cooney Patrolman 140.00 78 Paul Schlegel " " 140.90_N0-0- 74 Edna v. Linbarger Librarit,n 90.00 75 Alton Allmon Janitor " 30 00 Jq0 oiq_ 76 State 'Treasurer ind. ins. & iaed bid 5.62 77 Assn. ,lash. Cities Liembership r'ees 100.00 79 Sanderson S_fety Sup, C.T.C. Refill 2.55 79 Puget sound Dews Cc, l+ew -books 21.41 15290 The iffashington bindery itebinding -cooks 27.95 91 Hoy LaDow Labor vol. Park 13.75 BE C. U. O'Brien Office Hent & Help 20.00 93 h. ii. 4olfe Tire Hepir 2.13 94 County i'reasurer haps 3.00 95 void 96 „estern iiarket hock aalt .92 97 Pasco nater .;orks hydr, nt iiental &Services 161.:5 Be Pacific Power & Light vari:us Delbt. 274.36 99 City 'i'rensurer Stamps, rix. License Etc. 9.59 15290 General Petroleum Corp Lub Oil. ,lheel Pack 4..4 91 Lirs. E. Noland Police Matron 2.00 92 h. marl Clack Gasoline 26.25• 93 Duck inn u.fe meals for Prisoners 1.75 94 City 'i'ren:.ur^er Duck inn _icensel 10.00 95 buston icotor Co. ,elding Shovles .51 96 Gamble store Dealer Screc.s, files, bolts, nrn:ls 2.39 97 Twin City Lumber Co. jack Marble Hock Lime 1.53 99 i:ensselear vale CO. iiub end valves w box 71.40 99 hugh G. Purcell Co. Pipe & Fittings 246.76 15301 The Pasco herald Police rags. ,,iag. Pr. Ord. 129.76 02 Pa:.co Hardw •re CO. La,ips, Paint & oil 20.19 3 u. o. Laundry Laundry mire HOom 9.45 04 Colu,ibia aardware Co. Enameloid. Lawn ,,weeper, Shells 51.91 05 J. r'. u'Herin wleet in . Police Car :1.19 06 Churchman Investment Co. Trens. bond, viremLn's ins. 142.50 07 �,d Ha.gele Sharpening oa.,s 1.00 09 shite Inver Lumber Co. Lumber a Cement 9.50 09 Lee Perry Co. Ohairs, Settee, Tables etc. 374.:4 15310 " " dug & ba:.e vire De t 5/31/39 9.75 11 IT " " Carpet base, i)rapcs _.ode 224.90 12 Pacific &elephone CO. Service 1.74 13S Standard Oil Co. r'uel Oil 42.0'7 70, ' 704 .ILLS AidD COIEZVICAY101I3 CORI.: PASCO, WASHIiiCTON 9TREi;T EXP::IISE War. iJo. name Pur ose Amount 547 I. N. brie cey Street Supt. :Salary y 549 Paul Savage Street Cleaner & Laborer 102.00 549 James Kihp Garba7e Collector 5.00 5 0 John Perry Lebofer 6.00 551 Henry Hurd " 7.00 552 Jack Dunn " 9.00 55; Burt Horton " 12.00 `= 554 State Treaurer Ind. ins. & filed Aid 3.21 555 Void Ind Ins & Med Aid 6.10 556 Pasco Electtic 6hop St. job M:t3ri1 & Labor 70.19 557 Franklin Co. Irrig. Bis. 71r1l 40 acres uownship ;p9 40.00 556 J. F. O'Herin Fleet Ins. St. Trucks 98.40 559 Henry P. Schmidt Sewer )Slap & Blue Print 9.58 560 Luston Motor Co. Auto Parts 35.34 561 Gerry's Sales & Service Alcohol 1.07 86:: Pasco Auto Co. Light Bulbs 2.71 563 H. Earl Clack Gasoline 93.60 564 Standard Oil Co. Gear Lub 8.04 565 Paci6iPoPower Boil;#ht Co. Underpass Lights 50.40 566 Pasco Hardware Co. If Lamps 6.61 6,0 TOTAL EXPENDITURES BAL.$10,413.62 A letter from Lx.Sarden offering to purchase a lot, facing iaorth on Bonnevill directly across the alley from his place, for JOO.00. i.lotion made by lestby that finance committee investigate and report at next meeting. I.iotion seconded by Downey carried so ordered. A letter from the ti. W. Clarke, town Clerk of Oakesdale ,'Ia.shington, offering for a is two Pasco i7ater ilevenue Bonds 1.4os. 142 and 143 for X1,000.00 each. :,fter due consider::, tion, motion made by Westby that the City Clerk write R. W. Clarke at Oakesdale and accept his offer where by Purchase Pasco Water ievenue Bondp Nos. 142 and 143, for ,y1,000.00 each from )later Revenue Fund; send bonds as sight draft to Pasco Branch of aeattle First National Bank, Pasco, '.7ashington. motion seconded by Downey. taction carried by Loll Call Vote of Four. A Notice of Public Hearing, from R. H. Elliot,Captain, Corps of Engineers, District Engineer Bonneville Oregon was read stating the hearing would take place in itennewick iVashington March 14, 1940 in the doxy Theatre. A letter was read from iar. D. D. Hall expressing his desire to meet with the Council at :.ny time for a. round table discussion check and study on report of powe: egr-i ment. COIX.1IT'TEES: Light Committee reports very little progress made in rest ring Ornamental Ligh ing zjystem. =EPORTS-2LOM FFICERS: City Clerk r,ports Business and Pin Ball isicense received this year to date amounts to ;2,428.75 'The 'Treasurers monthly report was read and discussed. Building inspector, A. M. Hayletts monti.ly r port as follows: New Dwellings ATER EXPENSE Priv$te garages 3772 D. I. McGhee ,7a.ter )Sanger Salary 190.00 73 H. V. Harris " Neter ziea.der Salary 150.00 74 0. H. Butterfield Pumper Salary 92.50 75 August Klundt Asst. Pumper Salary 92.50 76 Elno Hinman Laborer Salary 15.50 77 Irvin Kau ^ ^ 14.50 79 Bill ,leaver ^ " 10.00 79 gill Gardner " " 4.50 5 3790 State Treasurer Ind Ins & Med Aid 6.10 81 H. Earl Clack Gasoline 9.00 92 Hugh G, Purcell Pipe fittings 4,326.17 83 Hughes & Co. " " tools 97.80 94 r'.ensselaer Valve Co. Hub end Valves & boxes 41.25 85 Pacific Water ;Yorks Supply Pig lead is rope oakums 179.54 96 U. K. Mercier Alcohol 1.00 87 Pasco Hardware Co. Shovels picks, light sup. 37.45 99 Federal Pipe & Tank Co. Dead end Plugs 10.20 99 ,7 ite River Lumber Co. Lumber com 30.93 3710 Pennsylvania .;alt Co. Liquid Chlorine 27.00 91 Tax Commission Excise Tax 194.34 92 Pacific Po.rar & Light Power Jan, & Feb. 764.15 93 J. F. O'H-rin Fleet ins. Ford v8 16.07 94 Pasco Herald Co. Bid adv. office sap 8.07 95 City 'Treasurer Freight, drafts & Ex 9,21 6,0 TOTAL EXPENDITURES BAL.$10,413.62 A letter from Lx.Sarden offering to purchase a lot, facing iaorth on Bonnevill directly across the alley from his place, for JOO.00. i.lotion made by lestby that finance committee investigate and report at next meeting. I.iotion seconded by Downey carried so ordered. A letter from the ti. W. Clarke, town Clerk of Oakesdale ,'Ia.shington, offering for a is two Pasco i7ater ilevenue Bonds 1.4os. 142 and 143 for X1,000.00 each. :,fter due consider::, tion, motion made by Westby that the City Clerk write R. W. Clarke at Oakesdale and accept his offer where by Purchase Pasco Water ievenue Bondp Nos. 142 and 143, for ,y1,000.00 each from )later Revenue Fund; send bonds as sight draft to Pasco Branch of aeattle First National Bank, Pasco, '.7ashington. motion seconded by Downey. taction carried by Loll Call Vote of Four. A Notice of Public Hearing, from R. H. Elliot,Captain, Corps of Engineers, District Engineer Bonneville Oregon was read stating the hearing would take place in itennewick iVashington March 14, 1940 in the doxy Theatre. A letter was read from iar. D. D. Hall expressing his desire to meet with the Council at :.ny time for a. round table discussion check and study on report of powe: egr-i ment. COIX.1IT'TEES: Light Committee reports very little progress made in rest ring Ornamental Ligh ing zjystem. =EPORTS-2LOM FFICERS: City Clerk r,ports Business and Pin Ball isicense received this year to date amounts to ;2,428.75 'The 'Treasurers monthly report was read and discussed. Building inspector, A. M. Hayletts monti.ly r port as follows: New Dwellings One 5j4,400. Priv$te garages One 800. Office Bldg's One 4,000. .iarehouses Une 3,000. :iepai rs Housekeeping swellings Three 1,450. igon housekeeping " Four 1,500. :ieparis i:onresid.-?ntial Bldg's Ona 300. ;i15�- PASCO, ;;AjHIifGTON HEPORTS FROM OFFICEiti (cont): Police Jude A. 1,I. liayletts monthly report as follows: Cases heard --- none Forfeitures, two trafic violations One dollar each Total N2.00 LIE7 :3u6INESj: Relative to Pasco volunteer Fire Deport-.ent Insurance Policy at the request of Lir. Pamgle, t),e City Clerk has obtained a file of information in re --:rd to un State voltder Fire Department Insurance. This was reviewed and motion made by Downey that City Attorney look further into this Insurance rel tive to poteotiali Etc. motion seconded by Lin,lermon carried so ordered file given to C. M. O'Brien Lir. Martin of Kennewick and Howard Gibson desire to purchase two lots on Hive Street near ninth from the City for the purpose of errecting an amousement building and concession. iio action taken. UNFINISHED SUSINESS: THE CAR FLEET I146U_y_CE POLICY was noted for filing RECOnDED _'ESOLUTI'N i,')_, REPLA'i'ING EUR'PH: ADDITION was noted for £iling. i'HE QUIT CLAII:I DIED was received from the Franklin County Irrigation District ,''1 covering the nnrchr:se by the City of fo<ty acres of land in 'Township nine, north i.ange, to be used ^s a City d4mp. i.LI S CELLANEOUS : A refund for .,x6.80 from tiie Union Oil Co. for difference in price of gasoline sold after the first )f the year and before contact was signed,was noted. 0JOUs111I 1;T : Motion made by Burns to adjDurn until next regular meeting night 1a rah 21, 19 at 9.00 Y.I.I. -oti n seconded by ;Iestby, carried.so orderel. Atte:, i City Clerk Passed and approved this 41 day of ;".w.d l 940 MEETING _ _ _ COM11ITTEE ROOM _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MARCH -28,-1940. The City Council met in adjourned session with the following members present Mayor Raymond Hicks. Councilmen W. E. Burns and M. J. Linderman. Members absent were C. V. Downey, M. J. McDonnell, V. L. Pangle, Art Partch and M. A. Westby. City Attorney C, M. O'Brien present. On account there being no quorum present the meeting was adjourned to next regular meeting night, Thursday April 4th 1940 at eight o'clock P.M. dam/ A_TEST: Ci ty ? r . Passed and Approved this_ day of1940 y r . 0