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Home My WebLink About11-02-1943 Minutes1.928 PASCO, WASHINGTON. COM-:1TTEESRO011. 0:' CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at eight -twenty P. M. Honorable T-Ta-yor E. S. Joins on -presiding. ROLL CALL By Clerk Councilmen present were D. Byron Baker, C.aL. Booth, W. E. Dren- nan, M. J. Linderman, V. F. I,1arshall and D. F. Rodkey. Councilman absent was Chas Diemond. READING OF THE MII;UTES: Minutes of the .previous meeting were read and approved following a short discussion. REGULAR ORDER OF "'USINESS SET ASIDE by unanimous consent. AUGUST KLUNDT_assistant pumper stated a grievance regarding difference in in salary paid to his position and the pumper, at the present time the pumper's salary is $145.00 per month and the assistant $135.00, he is requesting the same rate of pay retroactive to July 1, 1943, and feels that the pumper having the residence and water furnished should make up the difference. Mr. McGhee stated T:Zr. Klundt handed in his keys and resigned on the afternoon of November 2nd,1943 this was turned to the water committee for recommendation. MAR` Y7�U _ATCHI' S CArE LTCETISE: Tlary Yamauchi made another appeal to the council for the approval of a cafe license, following a short discussion this was turned to the police and licensing committee to act with city attorney and made recommendation. BROWNIP;G' S_T_RAILER_CA �P_LICENSE: : Mr. Browning made a request for license to operate a trailer camp on Nixon street between 'rd and 4th streets which is in residential district R-1, a plan was filed showing location of washroom, toilets and trailers; Motion was made by Booth seconded by Linderman thattif the provisions of the ordinance were met a six month temporary license be issued motion carried so ordered. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSITIESS RESUT:1E'D by unanimous consent. BILLS: Current bills against the city were read as follows motion made by Linder- man Seconded by Rodkey that all bills properly signed and approved be paid motion carried by a roll call vote of six. A voucher presented by the Empire Electric Company in the amount of $591.29 for services rendered to the street lighting system was held up for further checking and passed to fire and light committee for recommendation. Mr. Brickey is to check with Mr Small as to hours and material. CURRENT EXPITTSE 18183 to 18192 Payroll Various Departments 794.87 18193 to 18195 Payroll Fire Dept. Extra 111ork 256.00 18196 to 18214 Payroll Fire Dept. Oct. 207.00 18215 to 1822.1 Payroll Police Dept. 11 115.69 18.2.22 101.92 State Treasurer Ind Ins ;Med Aid 16.88 18223 4810 City Treasurer 15ith Holding Tax 194.10 18224 Pennsylavanis Salt 1.1fg. Co. Chlorine Lillian Shreeve Police TTatron 33.00 18225 41.10 Karl J. Grimm Office rent &. phone 5.00 18226 Esther Sawyer T'_eals for prisoners 55.65 18227 Tax Commission Excise Tax Ya:-:ir:ia 3ih.dery & Printing Co. supplies47'.66," 4815 18228 12.80 J.N. Allen Supply Co. towels, soap 11.70 18229 4817 ?Halla 'lalla Union Bul:_etin Adv. 9.70 4818 Pacific Telephone Calls for Civil Service. 4819 18230 14.46 Twin City Garbage Service Ball & Park 5.00 18231 4821 Pasco Auto Co. Repair Police Ford 9.32 18232 Pacific Po:%wer & Light Co. -Service Colur"bia Hardware Co. Supplies 69.57 18233 Pacific Telephone Co. Calls 10.22 18234 Pacific Power & Light Co. Service 40.60 18235 Pasco Water Dept. Service 254.20 18236 City Treasurer Stamps, Express 9.82 18237 Pasco Herald Supplies, Adv. 101.08 18238 Shell Oil Co. Gasoline 35.70 18239 Grant H. Stringham Liability Policy 42.20 3324.96 WATER DEPARTT1EcIT 4797 to 4804 Payroll Water Dept. 11098.66 4805 City Treasurer- With Holding Tax 73.24 4806 State Treasurer I.I . 1'. &_ A. 12. �l 4807 Federal Pipe & Tank Co. Pipe & Fittin.gs V 72.95 4808 Hughes & Co. Pipe 101.92 4809 Rensselaer Valve Co. Valve & Hub 2?.14 4810 iiarris Pine Tills Shavings 12.56 4811 - Pennsylavanis Salt 1.1fg. Co. Chlorine 27.00 4812 Neptune T:±eter Co. Couplings 41.10 4813 Wallace & Tiernan Sales Corp. C'ilorinator parts 6.43 4814 Tax Commission Excise Tax 459.60 4815 Shell Oil Co. Gasoline 12.80 4816 The Pasco Herald Supplies 13.95 4817 White giver L„tuber Co. Lumber 1.98 4818 Pacific Telephone Calls .20 4819 Standard Oil Co. Oil 14.46 4820 Pasco iac' ine Co. Repairs 30.81 4821 City Treasurer Exchange & Ins. 12.58 4822 Pacific Po:%wer & Light Co. -Service G2.64 2608.33 929 PASCO a1ASHIITGTON REGULAR -"-FETING C0P:T1, I TEE RO IT NOV. STREET DEPT. 1244 to 1246 Street Dept. Payroll 244.74 1247 State Treasurer - I.I. I".& A 20.59 1248 City Treasurer- With Holding Tax 86.86 1249 Wash. State Penitentiary Signs. Bal. 1.19 1250 County Extension Agent -Thallium Sul.10.40 1251 Buck's Pasco Market- Bamberger 10.82 1252 Void 1258 Iiostetter I_otor Co.- Repairs to Truck 12.52 1254 Shell Oil Co.- Gasoline 32.00 1255 Pasco Hachine Co. - Repair t'Vor.k 11.46 1256 Union Oil Co.- Ston Freeze 5.46- .461257 12 57 Water Dept. - Tree ?watering 400.00 12,7,8 Pacific Po -i er & Light Co: St. Lights 297.52 1083.06 CITY STREET FUND 31 to 32 Payroll 'for Street 206.10 3J Columbia I�ardr-,,iare,7Co. Supplies 38.07 34 Pacific Power �4 Light Co. 39.92 35 Roger. Records Fill Dirt 67.98 352.0'7 LIBRARY 214 to 217 Payroll Library 251.80 218 Citi Treasurer 01ith Holding Tax 18.20 219 Pasco herald Typewritter Repair 9.01 220 The Spol esman Review Subscription `x.00 221 Columbia Iiardwar.e Co. Sunplies 1.38 222 J.K. Gill Co. New Books 14.21 223 Pasco Water Dept. Service 2.90 224 Pacific Power & Li, -1,1t Co. Service 7.62 311.12 20 to 25 26 8 9 10 11 ORDINANCE "720 Payroll Salary Raise Mrs. Anna Genung- STATE AID 101.00 Salary C. Att.y `30.00 161.00 Payroll Paul Sheley 87.12, City Treasurer With Iolding Tax 21.78 Grigg's Police Light Signal 47.43 Lloyd Martel Library Janitor 6.00 162.33 PARKING ILIETER FUPID 6 Duncan _'Teter -0orp. Contract Payiment 981.70 7 Duncan I,Teter. Corp. Contract Payment 634.59 TOTAL _4 1t� -IN- 9,619.16 C0` TITUI ICATIONS: CALL FOR _BIDS: REITIODELII. G_CITY_HALL _HEAT INQ SYSTEM: Bids called for eight ocloek P. IM. were opened and read. The Pasco Plumbing and Heating Company's bid was $2,189.89. R. H. & I�'I. Company's bid was $2,185.00 motion made by Booth seconded by 11a'rshall that all bids be rejected hiotio carried so ordered. I,Tr. Scott of tIe }Pasco Pluobing and. Heating Company was pre- sent and suggested an automatic water feeder along with a few repairs would correct the Iiazzardous condition nor existinb arid states that this migh_t be done for appro imately 460.00 motion made by Booth seconded by Drennan that the building Committee go ahead with necessary repairs motion carried so ordered. '.'ILLER METER INC Two letters were read from the LTiller lHeter Inc., one regarding an order of repair parts which have failed to arrive, the other pretains to material in broken off meter heads. I�iAZEi;INETAB Jr.ACLE: A letter was read from Rev. D. I. Vanderpool requesting a permit t, erect a portable tabernacle at the corner of 7th and Columbia streets for a period of 90 days beginning approximately November 10th 1943, motion made by Marshall seconded by Drennan that a temporaty permit for 90 days be granted providing a deposit of $200.00 is made to guarantee the rem6v�.1 of tabernacle at expiration of permit motion carried so ordered. PASCQ, WASHINGTON. INGTON. REGULAR MEETING CONTINUED COI."`."ITTEE ROOM NOV(� 2, 1943 CARD TABLE LICEITSE� AL LOVELATID : A letter of reference from C. C. Buck -of Buck's I4Iarket was read pretaining to Mr. Loveil-and's reputation as a business man motion made by Rodkey seconded by IRarsha.11 that card table license be granted if operatbdrin accordanc with governing ordinance motion carried so ordered. LAIN MOWER AT VOLUNTEER PARK: FrediSchuneman requested throught the City Clerk, that the power mower be sent -to Portland Oregon for a general overhauling; this was not favore by the council and the work will be done locally. REPORTS FRO -14 COT011ITTEES:: FIRE AND LIGHT: The city Attorney is corresponding with the rating bureau for map and fotms'needed in making application. WATER AiTD SEZIN ,R: The water manager desires to purchase a bantam trench pump port- able type to cost approximately $125.00 motion made by Linderman seconded by Booth authorizing this pruahase motion carried so ordered. SEVER: City Attorney advises that the Notthern Pacific Railway Company will not grant plot of ground between "Ci"" Street and the S. P. &. S. Track but are willin to give a permit if location and purpose is defined; This district will come within the overall sewer plan and suggests an adjourn meeting to met with Mr. J. W. Cunningham the first part of the week. It was also reported that from all indications the FILTRATION PLANT is out for th time being, committeefavors taking it on further. STREET AND_A_L_LEY'S: Committee reports mere has been no work done at the gravel -12 city could do this work for %2000.00 which is not on deposit. THE PARK A?1D'STREET CQM`1ITTEES met and went over the west Henry extension; this h been surveyed and stakes set a* eighty feet from property lire to property line the committee recommend a five foot sidewalk, eight feet from side walk to tree i parking and seven feet from tree to curb which leaves a 40 foot street. "KIDENING 5TH STREET; This is a ?0 feot street from curb to curb and in order to make it 40 feet nine trees would have to come out, the council desires to have this proceed and.have asked Linderman to contact owners of the trees that have t be removed and zwor'_ out some plan for removal then hard in recommendation. PAUL SAVAGE wishes to work a regular eight hour day on a monthly salary starting January lst_1?4o46rinThe Street Committee recommend that the city attorney draw up an ordinance/,,ne unlE rmity of streeLus,`sidewalks, parkings, curbs and tree plank ing in all future developments, they also recommend that the varity of trees be stipulated. CEI'ETERY AND PARKS: Tennis nets at Sylvester Park should be removed and put away. REPORTS FROM 0FFICERS: Tile Police Departments activity report was read for October 1943. The Building Inspectors report for October was read. The Police Judges report for October 194? was read the July, August and Septembe reports have not been received. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: IIEEKERS TRAILF_R__AT FIRST AND LEWIS: A hearing will be held in. Police Court Friday November 5th regarding the �moving �of the trailer. ADJOURNS> ENT : I -lotion made by Llrshall that the meeting adjourn to the first of the week, calla by the Mayor to meet with Mr. J. W. Cunningham motion seconded by Booth carried so order4d. ATTESTED: PIZ, ez";�,_ City Clerk Passed and approved this_1day ofJ1943. Mayor City Cle k. S e