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PASCO WASHINGTON
REGULAR h2ETING CONTINUED COLIMITTEE ROOM NOVEI,IBER 7. 1940
WATER DEPARTLIENT
dAR #
NAME OR FIRM
PURPOSE
AMT.
3956 to
3964 'Nater Department
Pay Roll
547.00 547.00
3965
State Treasurer Ind.
Ins & Med Aid
6.34
3966
Rensselaer Valve Cc
Hydrants & Parts
103.48
67
Hughes & Company Pipe
Fittings & Supplies
50.50
68
Penn. Salt Mfg. Co. of
Nash. Liquid Chlorine
27.00
69
Pacific Power & Light
Power
475.21
3970
Pasco Herald Tracing
Paper
.51
71
Shell Oil Company
Gasoline
7.50
72
Pasco Electric Cc Installing
Heater Connections
22.29
73
White River Lumber Co.
Lumber Common
12.36
74
Pasco Hardware Co.
Socket & Globes
.95
75
City Treasurer
Office Rent
300.00
76
City Street Dept.
Stop Freeze
1.91
77
City Treasurer
Stamps, Freight, Drafts
67.42
78
Tax Commission
Excise Tax
304.23 1 379.59
GRAND TOTAL _ _ _
_ _ _ 5,638.75
The white River Lumber Company's voucher in the amount of T$8.00 was withheld, this
covered work on the roof of the City Hall to prevent further damage by leak-
ing, and was turned to the Claims Committee for investigation and recommendation.
The cost charges of printing and publishing, by the Pasco Herald was discusse
the City Clerk to obtain from Lir. Williams his prices by the inch, line, page etc
of contract and legal printing.
REPORTS FROM COIMTTEES:
THE PASCO GROWERS CLAIM AGAINST THE CITY
Arrangements had been made by the Claims Committee, for Byron Baker,Manager
of the Growers Association, to be present at this meeting, to discuss the actual
hapenings that brought about this claim; But owing to the extra work brought on b
the harvesting of the lettice crop, Mr Baker was unable to attend, Therefor the
Committee ask for more time, same being granted.
REPORTS FROM Oi 'ICERS:
POLICE JUDGE'S REPORT FOR, OCT015M 1940
Cases heard two
convictions two fines collected $107.50
A,M.Eaylett
Police Judge
BUILDING INSPECTOR'S REPORT FOR OCTOBER 1940.
New Residential Buildings two $7,400.00
New Non " "
private Garage one 270.00
ADDITIONS AND REPAIRS
Dwellings one 300.00
Nonresidential two $1,150.00 $9,220.00
A. M. Ha lett
ui ingInsp.
Motion made by Downey and seconded by Linderman that the above reports be accep
motion carried so ordered.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
The Bill of $35.00 0, -.ed the City by Roy Skill. was again reviewed, and turns
over the claims committee. Mr. Westby to personally contact Mr Skill to ascertain
why th above bill was being held up.
3'ODEL BAKERY LICENSE: City license for the Model Bakery was again discusse
Mr. Karl Erickson claims he still owns an interest in the Bakery and another lice
requested from Mr. Thomas is unjust. This was referred to the City Attorney.
AD JOURNM'EN T :
Motion made by Linderman and seconded by Downey that the meeting adjourn unt
the next regular meeting night November 21st 1940 Thursday eight oclock P.M.
Mayor Pro Tem
ATTEST:
City Clerk
Passed and approved this day of ( �/7%� 1940.
City Ulurk
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PASCO, WASHINGTON
SPECIAL SESSION COL21ITTEE ROOM NOVEMBER 14, 1940.
CALL TO ORDER:
Meeting was called to order at seven forty P.M. Honorable I,fayor Raymond Hicki
pre.,iding.
ROLL CALL:
By Clerk Councilmen present were W.E.Burns, C.V.Downey,M.J.Linderman, M.J.
McDonnell, Art Partch and A.II.Westby. Councilman absent was Rex Phillips.
BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT THE REGULA ORDER OF BUSI14ESS WAS SET ASIDE TO HEAR
from propertykk��olders, relative to amendments ito.ordinance number 435 by propose
amendemrts #45V and #45$(-
Drdi,nande0iiinber 44'covers property in Riverside Addition and part of River
Block, to Pasco which is at the present time in Residential District R_2 the reco
mended amendment is for the purpose of transfering property lying south of Ainswo
Avenue to the shore line and from Eleventh Street to the Northern Pacific Tracks
main line, from Residential Destrict R_2 to Manufacturing District M_1
A petition signed by twenty-four property holders was read, they prefer keep
6,11 this: said property in Residential Destrict R_2; But would consider the trans
of that portion South oPAinswbrtbo�, Street and East of Fine Street; Mr. warden
Fann )being interested in this Amendment expressed the desire to meet with the
property holders and fix a boundry for the Manufacturing District ILI that would
be agreeable with all concerned, then rewrite the amending Ordinance Number 454.
ORDINANCE NUMBER 45J, AI,IENDING ORDINANCE NUI,ZER 435;
was created for the purpose of setting aside a portion of Residential Distr
R_1 namely Blocks one to six Inc. nine and one-half of Block ten Gerry's addition
to Pasco,Block five Sylvester Park Addition, seventeen and eighteen Pettits Addit
to Pasco and the west one -hundred and fifty feet of Block twenty six Northern
Pacific Plat. Making it permissable for the erection and remodeling of Apartment
houses in this area; There was a short discussion on this issue Councilman Downey
Ixpressid the nirion that shaffl 't b deem?d a�1i6ai7Je to mend Ordinance #435
o crea a an ap r ment house is rict �n Res den a Distric R_1 that all of R_
should be subjected to the same ruling and not just in part; The Mayor suggested
that this Ordinance #456 be entered into further on the second meeting of Decembe
1940 as the remaining time was needed for canvassing votes of the Primary Electio,
Motion made by Downey Seconded by Bups that grdinancg # f,55 hags ttt i �Jd e
The Council acting as an lec on Boar procee e o can as v o e� iii
City Primary Election November 5, 1940, and open and cowit the absentee ballots
for inclusion in the official count; The following resolution was read.
RESOLUTION FOR CAEVASS OF VOTES OF PRIMARY ELECTION
The City Couhcil of the City of Pasoo having met to canvass the vote. cast
at the City Primary Election held on November 5th, 1940, for the various city of
fives to be voted upon at the regular City Election on December 5, 1940; and the
said City Council as said canvassing Board having received the Election returns,
well. as the :.bsentee votes, from the City Clerk, rnd having counted said absentee
votes and duly canvass the said elevtion returns, finds; That there were cast at
said City Primary 1890 votes in total; that the candidates on the Independent
Citizens Ticket for the various offices received the following number of Votes:
FOR MAY OR:
E. S. JOHNSTON 1033 RAYMOND HICKS 762
FOR CITY TREASURER:
L,RY H.LZE 1310 _.WREN PYLES ELLISON 366 ._F.C.BROWN 149
FOR CITY CLERK:
ADAH PERRY 1654
FOR CITY ATTORNEY:
0.1,1.0'BRIEN 967 KARL J. GRIMM 916
FOR COUNCILMEN( 4 year a m) -
M.J.LINDERMAN 1194 : ROBERT JAMES]I303 :MRS.J.A.KING 941
W.E.BURNS 640 D.BYRON BAKER 113-
FOR COUNCILIIAN:(Two_year Unexpired term;
HARRY CHENOIPETH 1435
FOR COUITCILISA2IdAT_LARGE: wo year twrm)
R.C.HALL1474
WHEREFORE the Couhcil find that' following named persons were nominate
for the following offices, on the Independent Citizens Ticket;
FOR MAYOR: E. S. Johnston
FOR CITY TREASURER: Mary H. Mee.
FOR CITY CLERK: Adah Id. Perry
FOR CITY ATTORNEY: Karl J. Grimm.
FOR COUNCILI:fEN: (4 year term) M.J.Linderman,Robert James,D.Byron Baker.
FOR COUNCILMAN:(2 year unexpired term) Harry Chenoweth.
FOR COUNCILI:IAN AT LARGE: (2 year term) R. 0. Hall.
Motion made by Partch seconded by McDonnell to adopt the resolution as
read; motion carried so ordered.
ADJOURNMENT:
Motion made by Partch seconded by Westby that the meeting adjourn until
the first regular meeting night in December which will be December 5th1940,
9 O'clock P. Id.
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ATTEST:
City Ole r
Passed and approved thisday ofe�_1940.
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