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Home My WebLink About12-01-1942 Minutes" -AMT. s to 17472r1Pdy Rolls Various Departments 767-507 17473 t 825.00 17478 REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON C0I,54ITTEE ROOM DECEI+IBER 1, 1942 CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at eight -ten P. M. Honorable Mayor E. S. Johnston ;re.siding. ROLL CARR: B� Clerk councilmen present were C. H. Brewer, W. R. Cox, R. 0. Hall and M. J. Linderman; Councilmen absent were D. Byron Baker, M. J. McDonnell and A. M. Westby. BILLS AND COMMUNICATIONS: Current bills against the city were read as follows, motion made by' Linderman seconded by Cox that all bills signed by the Committee be paid motion carried by a roll call vote of four. CURRENT EXPENSE WARRANT NAME PURPOSE -AMT. 174' to 17472r1Pdy Rolls Various Departments 767-507 17473 " 17477 Pay Rolls Police Department 825.00 17478 " 17492 " " Fire it 240.00 17493 State Treasurer Ind. Ins & Med Aid 9.46 17494 Karl J. Grimm Office Rent & Phone 5.00 17495 Lillian Shreeve Police Id7atron Salary 23.00 17496 Mildred Liston Salary Police Matron 4.00 17497 Marie Martell Salary Sec. Health Office 52.50 17498 Washington State Law Library Session Laws 6.10 17499 Twin City Garbage Service City Hall 2.50 17500 The Pacific Telephone Co. Calls 15.45 17501 Siberry's Blankets 12.39 17502 Pasco Plumbing & Heating Co Repair & Supplies 9.79 17503 Pasco Auto Co. Repairs to Police car 21.12 17504 Hostetter Motor Co. Repairs to Cem. truck 1.08 17505 Coordinators Corporation Priorities Guide 2.00 17506 Pacific Power & Light Co Service 340.55 17507 Richfield Oil Co. Fuel Oil 107.77 17508 Pasco Herald;Docket,Binder, letter heads and election supplies 104.84 17509 Sharps Cafe meals for prisoners 45.60 17510 Ben Lamb meals for prisoners 46.80 17511 Pasco Water Dept Water service 186-.60- 17512 City Treasurer Stamps and ink 12.27 17513 Nixon's Drug Co. Health Officer's Supplies 110.40 17514 H. Earl Clack Gasoline 23.24 17515 Pasco Hardware Co Supplies 10.33 298`5.29 WATER DEPT 4568 to 1573 Water Dept Pay Roll 728.40 454 State Treasurer Ind. Ins & hied Aid 7.95 455 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co Liquid Chlorine 13.50 4576 Neptune Meter Co. Meter Parts 14.16 45�1O Federal Pipe & Tank Co Wooden Pip -o.168.43 4578 Wallace Tiernan Sales Corp. Chlorinator Parts 17.06 4579 Pasco Auto Co Repairs 2.52 4580 Pasco Herald Office dater .93 4581 Pasco Plumbing & Heating Co. Valves 7.78 4 582 Pasco Hardware Co. Twine & Knife 4.84 4583 Cavanaugh Insurance Agency Liab.Pro. Damage 17.96 4584 H. Earl Clack Gasoline 10.78 4585 City Treasurer Express 4.44 11o�g.91 458 Tax Commission Sales Tax July & August 34.16 STREET DEPT. 1107 toy1110 Pay Roll Street Dept 369.20 1111 State Treasurer Ind. Ins & Med. Aid 19.40 1112 Brown Sand & Gravel Gravel 17.00 1113 E. M. Brown Dirt 4.33 1114 White River Lumber Co Cement 40.17 1115 Economy Super Service Battery 15.24 1116 Pacific Power & Light Co Under Pass Lights 45.50 1117 Twin City Lumber Cement 28.84 1118 H. Earl Clack Gasoline 15.12 1119 Cavanaugh Ins. Agency Liab. Pro. Damage 17.96 573.76 '.LIBRARY DEPT. 110 to 112 Pay Roll Library Dept 150.00 113 J. K. Gill Co New Books 14.20 114 Gaylord Bros Book Binding 11.25 115 Pacific Power & Light Co Service 11.32 ` 116 Pasco Water Dept Service 2.00 188.77 41771-73 REPORTS FROM COh1P,!ITTEES :: Street Dept. Several loin places in the streets causing water holes have been reported, Brickey to fill and grade. PUBLIC BUILDINGS: The water in the city hall building still gets to hot, coils shoulc be removed from furnace, and water controlled by electric thermostato PARKS AND CE'_HETER_Y:: tennis netsat Sylvester park have been taken up. An effort will be made to locate dames purchased by the city. WOOD 'hauled to The WineC ty Lumber Yards has been sold and the city has a credit of T,7.00, motion made by Brewer seconded by Hall that this amount be collected. i 862 REGULAR MEETING CONTINUED: PASCO, WASHINGTON COMI4IITTEE ROOM DECEMBER 1, 1942 REPORTS FROM OFFICERS:: Fire Chief James Knowlton's November report was read. Police judge Gran. Stringham's November report was read showing $28?.75 collectE in fines. Acting ChaLf of Police lilerlin Cooney's November report was read. READING OF ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS:: ORDINANCE N0. 00•; Known as the Gravel Bit Ordinance;; was discussed, City Attmrhey has received no work from contractors, but asvises that Harold Blantc expects to be able to remedy conditions at the pit on Ainsworth Ave. Motion made by Linderman seconded by Brewer that Ordinance be held �.d_ ctey� menu to carried so ordered.' ORDINANCE NO. 505: AN ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING THE QUALIFICATIONS AND CERTAIN DUTIES Or TIIE HEALTH OFFICER OF THE CITY OF PASCO, AND REPEALING ORCINANCE2 NUI!TBER 219. Motion made by Linderman seconded by Hall carried so ordered that Ordinance No. 505 be given the first reading; Motion made by Linderman seconded by Brewer that Ordinance No. 505 has been given the first reading motion carries so ordered, motion tz&de by Linderman seconded by Brewer that Ordinance No. 505 k given the second reading by title only motion carried so ordered, motion made by Hall seconded by Cox that Ordinance No. 505 has been given the second reading motion carried so ordered, motion made by Linderman seconded by Hall that Ordine No 505 be given the third reading motion carried so ordered, motion made by Hall seconded by Brewer and carried that Ordinance No. 505 has been given the third reading. Motion made by Hall seconded by Brewer that Orindnace No. 505 be adopt motion carried by a roll call vote of four. ORDINANCE NUI1BER 504AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE NAMES OF CERTAIN STREETS IN THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHIPIGTON. Motion made by Linderman seconded by Brewer and car that Ordinance No. 504 be given the second reading;. Motion made by Hall second by Brewer that Ordinance No 504 has been given the second reading. Motion made Linderman seconded by Hall Ahd carried that Ordinance No. 504 be given the thir Reading, Motion made by Linderman seconded by Brewer and carried that Ordinance No 504 has been given the third reading. and held -over for discussion with D. Byron Baker as he resides in that location. UNFINISHED BUSINESS:: TRAILER CAMP LICENSES TO BE COLLECTED: Board.of Investigators to present licen. applications to trailer camp operators, for collections. LEGION HALL LICENSE TO BE COLLECTED: Motion made by Brewer seconded by Hall that the $25.00 license, decided upon by the Council, be collected from the American Legion motion carried so ordered. BELL TOWER:: The bell tower adjacent city hall was discussed, it has been re- ported unsafe by the Fire Chief, council favor dismantiling. DR. W. R. RIPLEY APPOINTED: Honorable Mayor E. S. Jolnston appointed Dr. W. R. Ripley, City Health Officer, effective date retroactive as of July 14, 1942, appointment accepted without dissent. ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Linderman seconded by Hall that the meeting adjourn to next reg- ular meeting night December 15th, Tuesday eight oclock P. IA. motion carried so ordered. ATTEST: M City Clerk r Passed and approved this A_—day of December, 1942.Y City Clerk t meeting ce d ed