HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-04-1941 MinutesREGULAR METING
PASCO, WASHINGTOi1
C0111-1ITTEE ROOM
CALL TO ORDER:
KN 83 ,
SEPTEIIMER 4
At eight o'clock by Illayor Pro Tem M. J. Linderman, Mayor E. S. Johnston
arrived about five minutes later and took over the meeting.
ROLL CALL: By Clerk Councilmen present were Harry Chinoweth, R. 0. Hall, M. J. Linderman
and M. J. McDonnell, D. Byron Baker, C. V. Downey and Robert James Arrived a few
minutes late:,whereby all menbers were present.
READING OF THE MINUTES: Minutes of tree previous meeting were read and approved as read.
REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE: Motion made by Hall seconded by Linderman and carrie
so ordered, to hear from Roy Skill of the Pacific Power & Light Co. presenting a
petition for the vacating of South 6th Ave., this avenue had been previously vacate
under the name of Madison Avenue, therefore a title insurance could not be obtained
making it necessary to revacate under the name of South Sixth Avenue; The petition
was read by the Clerk, and location designated on the map by the City Attorney.
REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUIIIED by unanimous consent of the Council.
BILLS & COI,IMUNICAT IONS:
Current
Bills against the City
were read as follows, Motion made
by Chenoweth secon
ed
James
that all bills signed by
the Committee be paid motion carried by a roll call iote
of seven.
CURRENT EXPENSE
16488
to 16497 Pay Roll
Various - - - - - - - - - -
610.50
16498
" 16499 if ".
Library - - - - - - - - - -
120.00
16500
" 16503 if it
Police Dept - - - - - - - -
565.45
16504
" 16521 It it
Fire Dept - - - - - - - s -
39.00
16522
State Treasurer
Ind. Ins - - - - - - - - - -
3.94
16523
William Gardner - - -
- Labor Volunteer Park
1.25
16524
Eleanor Klinge
Deputy City Clerk - - - - -
6.00
16525
Karl J. Grimm
Office Rent & Phone - - - -
5.00
16526
41rs. Ed Halterman
Lodging for. Tran. - - - -
1.00
16527
Richfield Oil Company
Gasoline - - - - - - - -
41.63
16528
Pacific Power & Light
Co. Service - - - - - - - - -
314.11
16529
Pasco Water Dept.
Service - - - - - - - - -
391.35
16530.
J. K. Gill Co.
New Books - - - - - - -.-
17.21
16531
Pacific Telephone Co.
Calls - - - - - - - - - -
6.80
16532
U. S. Laundry
Laundry Fire Rooms - - -
8.21
16533
Kirks Fire Ext. Sales
Refills - - - - - - - - - -
4.12
16534
'EmpiteeElect'nlccCoFdPahy Service to Police Bell
28.96
16535
Shaw & Borden
Division Sheets
3.20
16536
Trick & Murray
Rubber Bands - - - - - - - -
.91
16537
Duck.Inn Cafe
Ideals for Prisoners - --% - -
31.75
16538
White River Lumber Company Cement - - - - - - - -
6.18
16539
Pasco Hardware Co.
Supplies - - - - - - - - - -
13.73
16540
Columbia Hardware Co.
Shells, Mop & Supplies - - -
34.12
16541
Brigg's
Globes - - - - - - - - - - -
37.71
IL6542
City Treasurer
Stamps Recording Etc. - -
18.70
16543
Tax Commission
Unpaid sales tax(By Audit)
18.70 21329.53
CITY
STREET
886,887,888
&890 Pay Roll~�
Street Department - - - - -
331.00
889
State Treasurer
Ind. Ins & Med Aid - - - -
5.59
891
Economy Service Station
Tire Repair,- - - - - - - -
.52
892
Hughes & Company
Gate Valves - - - - - - -
46.71
893
Richfield Oil Company
Gasoline - - - - -.- - -
21.00
894
Pacific Power & Light
Co.Underpass Lights - - - - -
39.27
895
Pasco Hardware Co
Paint & Laquer - - - - - -
35.76
896
Columbia Hardware Co.
Supplies - - - - - - - -
4.22
897
Pasco Machine Co.
Sharpening Bars - - - - -
1.08
898
Tax Commission
Unpaid sales tax - - - -
125.53 610.68
PASCO WATER DEPT.
4204 to
4213 Pay Roll
Water Dept. - - - - - -
728.25
4214
State Treasurer
Ind. Ins - - - - - - - - -
4.54
4215
Tax Commission
Excise Tax - - - - - - - -
343.31
4216
Rensselaer Valve Company Hydrant Parts - - - - - - -
18.98
4217
Pacific Telephone Co
Calls - - - - - - - - - - -
2.10
4218
V,401)xu-no i, etc -r Co.
Repair parts - - - - - - - - -
4219
Hughes & Company
Valves,Couplings & Fittings
269.72
4220
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg.
Co. Liquid Chlorine - - - -
55.60
4221
..e ..i ,c� ,,
Caulhing Lead
7 19
4222
Pasco Machine Co,
Pump sleeves and Repair work
57.94
4223
G. K. Mercier
Tire Repair - - - - - - - -_
1.03
4224
Richfield Oil Co
Gasoline - - - - - - - -
6.75
4225
White River Lumber Co.
Lumber - - - - - - - - - -
30.60
4226
Columbia Hardware Co.
Nails & Tools - - - - - - - -
8.50
4227
City Treasurer (C.14. Hastings) Hauling pipe(WaterBill)
4.12
4228
City Treasurer
Freight. Postage & Envelopes
12.22
4229
Crane Company
geRt�ne %IetQrCo
C ulkin lead
RR9 a- Pa is
467.17
lc�
42 3
la ommissi.on
Un aldr saes tax (by Audit)
116:� 2 147.21
A voucher presented by the Standard Oil Co., in the amount of $26.90
gasoline p.Rrcha
ed
by the
Mayor through credit card service, was held up for questioning,
also a vouche
presented by the City Treasurer
in the amount of $3.00 covering the
purchase of stain
s
for the Mayor, the questioning based on,no budget allowance made
to cover like expen
i -
tures.
C0I,11,4UNICATIONS:
SPECIAL PRICE_OII GRAVES IfOR PENSIONERS:
A tabulated copy of letters from the Association of Washington Cities, in
in regard to lower priced graves for pensioners was read, and the file turned to the
Chairman of the Cemetery Committee, R. 0. Hall.
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REGULAR MEETING CONTINUED
COi 1-,1ITTEE ROOM
PASCO WASHINGTON
SEPTE11BER 4, 1941.
PETITIONS:
A petition was read from the -Pacific Power & Light Co. asking the City to Vacate
the following described property; Seventh Ave., between Washington & River Streets, Vine
Ave., between Washington and River Streets, South Sixth Ave.,between Washington and River
Streets, certain alleys in Block 37 of Riverside Addition to Pasco, lying and running
between the East side of €itL:_1�ve., and west side of Vine Street, Two alleys in Block
38 between east Vine and West Seventh; Two certain alleys in Blohk 39 between 7th an
6th Avenues.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES::
FIRE & LIGHT: Committee reports the need of an overhead street light at the intersection
of Second and Nixon; Linderman reportd the light at the intersection of 9th and BSt i
useless in its present position. Downey to investigate.
SPECIAL CLEAM•;ING COMI-JITTEE: Are calling a meeting for Sunday September 7th 1941.
STREET SUPERINTENDENT Wants more money for weed burning, a resolution was presented a d
read to transfer money to the miscellaneous labor fund; Brickey mentioned the need o
four way stop signs -at the intersections of 5th & Clark, 3rd and Clark also 3rd and Yakima,
after a -short discussion Motion made by Linderman seconded by Chenoweth that two-way
stops be installed, the type of sign bedleft to the discression of the Police Committe
Motion carried so ordered.
PUBLIC BUILDING: The Fire Chief requested, through the Building Committee chairman
for ways and means, with the fir.emens help to paint and clean the truck room before t
fire convention to be held here starting September 21st. Motion made by Downey second
by Linderman that the Building Committee receive estimates on the job and accept the
lowest bidder motion carried so ordered.
PARKS AND CEMETERY: The Park Committee desires to sell and N.P.Building at Kiwanis Bech
Motion made by McDonnell seconded by Linderman to dispose of the building to the highe t
bidder, motion carried so ordered.
CONTRACTS for the purchase of graves were considered, the City Attorney presented a n
form of contract to replace the old type, and at this time the supply of contracts is
just about depleted, the new forms were turned to the Cemetery Committee.
LIGHT FOR PARKING DOTS; A flood or street light is being considered•fdr the parking lc
adjacent to the City Hall building. Downey to investigate.
REPORTS FROM OFFICERS:
POLICE JUDGE Grant Stringham reports $100.00 collected in fines for
July and August 1941.
RESOLUTIONS::
s
TO VACATE 6th Avenue between Washington Street and South line of ;Lntci:
9 Block40 Riverside Addition, produce west to West line of South 6th Ave., and a desc i.bed
portion of the Alley in Block4404to The Pacific Power & Light Co. was read Motion mad
by Linderman seconded by James to adopt the resolution motion carried so ordered.
READING OF ORDINANCES::
ORDINANCE # 470.
AN ORDIIIA14CE RELATINS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH AILD SAIIITATIOII: COLLECTI N,
REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF DARBAGE: RPOVIDING FOR A LICENSE FOR C01,11ERCIAL HAULING: DEFI ING
OFFENSES AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. Motion made by Downey
seconded by James that Ordinance No. 470 has hRd its first reading. motion carried so
ordered. MJlotion made by Cheftoseth seconded by Linderman that section three line fiv
"Under the supervision of the dump master's be omitted motion carried so ordered.
ORDINANCE N_D.472.
AN ORDINAL N.CECEEGULATING THE CUTTING OF CURBS FOR DRIVEWAYS: Motion
made by Linderman seconded by Baker that this ordinance be referred back to the City
Attorney. Lotion carried so ordered.
ORDINANCE N0, 473.
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE CONSTRUCTION, INSTALLATION A14D REPAIR 043
ELECTRIC WIRING AND ELECTRICAL EQUIP11EI1T IN AND ABOUT PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, FILLING AND
STORAGE S'!ATIONS, PROVIDING FOR PERMITS THEREFOR AND INSPECTION THEREOF AND PROVIDING
PENALTIES. Motion made by Downey seconded by James that Ordinance No.473 has had it
first reading motion carried so ordered. IJlotion made by Downey to refer Ordinance No. 73
back to the City Attorney for alterations Downey withdrew the motion; Alterations to
be considered by the Building Inspector, Building Committee and City Attorney.
ORDINANCE 110.474;
Motion made by Chenoweth seconded by Hall to table Ordinance No.474
an ORDINANCE TO REPEAL ORDINANCE NO. 461. known as the peddlers Ordinance. Chenowet
and Hall.withdrew their motion;, Motion made by McDonnell seconded by Linderman to
to refer this ordinance to the Police Committee motion carried so ordered.
RESOLUTION TO TRANSFER $500.00 from the W.P.A. St.& Sidewalk proj ct
Fund to Miscellaneous Labot fund in the Street Department, was read Motion made by
Hall seconded by James to adopt the resolution motion carried so ordered.
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Collff-I�TEE ROOM
REGULAR MEETING CONTINUED. PASCO, WASHINGTON SEPT. 44 1241,
.
RESOLUTIONS:
A RESOLUTION setting up a "FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND OF THE CITY OF PASCO"
was read. Motion made by Linderman seconded by James to adopt the resolution
motion carried so ordered.
MISCELLANEOUS:
VACATING THE SOUTH TEN FEET OF RIVER AVENUE:
The hearing on the vacating of the south ten feet of River Avenue between
blocks 29 er 30 in River Block was posponed to the next Regular meeting.
WEEDS ON N.P. RIGHT OF WAY:
McDonnell suggested a letter be written to the Northern Pacific Rail Road Co.
asking them to burn the weeds on their Tight of way, no action taken.
ADJOURN11EI T :
11otion made by Chenoweth that the meeting adjourn to next regular meeting
night, Thursday the 18th, 1941 eight -o'clock P. 1:1. Motion seconded by Linderman
carried so ordered.
ATTESTED:
ffayo r
City Clerk
Passed and approved this �.� day of � �_�r 941.
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