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Home My WebLink About09-05-1944 Minutest PASCO. WASHINGTON SEPTEMBER 5, 1944 ,via J v J. - CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at 8:15 P.11.. Honorable L.S. Johnston presiding. ROLIJ CALL: By Clerk. Councilmen present were C. L. Booth, Charles Diemond, TT.J. Lir_ler- man, V. F. I:Ia.rshall, and D. F. Rodkey; absent were D. B. Baker and W. L, Drennan. Karl J. Grimm, City Attorney, was also present. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS: set aside by unanimous consent. OASIS _BUSINESS _LICENSE (JAI.IES R. 1,TUIR1 11r.. James uR.Muir was present, requesting that he be granted a license to operate, The oasis, 209 N. Lewis. A letter of recommendation from Schwabaiker Bros. & Co., Inc. was read. Ilotion made by Booth, 2nd by Linderman that the license be issued. Motion carried so ordered. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUIIED: by unanimous consent. READING OF THE MINUTES: 11-inutes of the previous meetings were read and approved. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS: set aside by unanimous consent. _SWIMMING _POOL _PROJECT Mr. Oliver Adams, Roy Skill, and Charles Capazo appeared before the Council, as a committee, relative to receiving finanical assistance from the City through the 1945 Budget, for the installation of a Swimming Pool. Mr. Capaz.o presented plans of the Yakima Pool, other pools now in operation were dis- cussed; in considering the size, all present favored the large size by measurment, 75ft. x 150. Mr. Gregg's estimates were 54,.000.00 for the large size and 16,000.00 for the smaller one. Three locations were suggest- ed, one just east of Brown's Gravel Pit on liVest Sylvester, the east end of Sylvester Parr was another, and 9th between "A" and "B" Streets; financing was discussed at length this included, inpart, Federal Assistance, setting up a fund in the tentative budget and by General obligation bonds. I:Ir. Cash stated that there was a surplus in the current expense fund, part of which could be set up or transfered to a Swimming Pool accumulative Fund, also, that 11_.per_cent over' assess6d'valuation of.'.the 6ity:7u � �MsT4ed-as- �6neral 6bligation-.bonds-without•.an-election & tax/ d ey avors placing the --issue before the voters. A detailed report is to be worked up by the ~committee showing the size of property and pool designed for each location: Motion made by'Booth, seconded by Diemond that the Council tentatively adopt the'idea of building a swimming pool as suggested, and finance by floating obligation bonds in addition to budget surplus, if necessary. Motion carried by roll call vote of (5). Committee and rlanning commission to work together in preparing plans to fit site$ desired. STREET GRADER & S'YEEPER I1r. _ aure'r of tho Ilelson'. Equipment Co. desires to take the Street Com- mittee to Hepner, Oregon to see street grader. Roy Skill reports that in the future street lights will be extended without cost to the City, also that a new type of light will be used. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUI:TE'D: by unanimous consent. BILLS AND COI.5111JNICATIONS : LETTER OF THANKS A letter was read from Dora Smiley thanking City Officials and employees for their assistance during the time she served as City Treasure. SCHOOL DISTRICT I�0.1_TO SELL PROPERTY A letter of notification was read from Mr. Booth, stating that School Dis- trict No.l was planning to sell Lot 21 and 15 ft. of Lot 22 Block. LEASED _T71RE_HOSE MAY BE PURCIIASED A letter from the Federal works Agency relative to selling Government leased fire hose, to the City, this lease covers 1500 feet single jacket hose, size 2L inches, 100 feet single jacket hose size 1-1-1- inches, total cost _,��=,�a.:� -purchase can be made at 60/'-,") of original cost, if payment is made in cash. or 'o on deferred payments. I,Iotion made by Linderman and seconded by Diemond that the hose be purchased . Motion carried by roll call vote of (5) five. City Clerk to write for total cost to City. BILLS Current bill against the City were read. Motion made by Booth seconded by Linderman that all Vouchers property signed and approved by the Committee be paid. Motion carried by roll call vote of (5) five. Denny' Voucher covering shrubs for U.S.O. t.ias held up. 18914 to 18958 18959 to 18985 18986 to 18994 18995 18996 18997 18998 18999 19000 19001 19002 1900? CURRENT EXPENSE Various Departments Fire Department Police Department Alice Anthony Richard -C. Rector Pasco Br. Seattle lst Nat. Ester Sawyer Roy Shaw Verna Dotson A. R. Ranier Mrs. A.P. Gray Burroughs Adding Hach. Co. Payroll Salaries 11??4.90 Payroll Salaries 784-.OQ Payroll Salaries 17?76,74 Election Service 6.50 Overall City Plan 700.00 Withholding Tax 188.92 !.Teals 'or Prisoners 290.00 Axle Reimbursement 7.73 Salary Police 11atron ?.00 Salary Extra hire Election?60 Office Rent Atty. 7.50 Service By Contract 25.?4 REGULAR MEETING - 1;004 19005 19006 19007 19008 19009 19010 19011 19012_ 1901? 19014 19015 X9016 19017 19018 19019 19020 19021 19022 1902-) 19024 19025 19026 5048 to 5055 5056 '5057 058 5059 5060 5061 5062 506? 5064 5065 5066 5067 5068 ll 5069Void 5070 5071 5072 c PASCO WASHINGTON - C _ . 'Ook S=_1 M EI3_25___.l_444 CURRENT EXPENSE -continued H. & 1,1. Ribbon & Carbon Co. John W. Graham Idiller Service Co. Shaw & Borden Co. Columbia Hardware Co. Pasco Hardware Co. hjadison Lumber & Mill Co. T,r✓in City Garbage Service Dunning Insurance Agency Pasco Plumbing & Heating Co. Fred Van Winkle Thriftway Store Pasco Electric Shop Pasco Auto Company I. Grigg. Grigg's Electric Pasco Hachine Co. Pacific Power & .Light Co. Nhite River Lumber Co. Pasco Water Dept. Richfield Oil Cortoration Standard Oil Co. of Calif. City Treasuer WAT?R DEPARTMENT Carbon & Ribbons 21.67 Photo Flash Larf-'o 16.221 Camp tanks & racks 69.00 Envelope & pen 71.11 Supplies 24.52 Supplies 62.6? Lumber 18.28 Service City Hall 6' Park 5.00; Bonds 40.00 Repairs to City Hall 14.61 Repairs to 1.' 2.0. 5C11 B. K. Powder 5.721 Repairs to switch 1.09 Repairs to Police Cars 78.18 New Floors ?91.40 t Labor, Bulbs, Socket. ?.84 Cutting axle, threading 7.21 Service 94.95 Lumber 5.54 Service & Labor '16"). go Gasoline 74.80 Fuel Oil 24.87 Freight, Stamps, Express 10.9? 6,156.16 Water Dept. City Street Payroll Salaries 1014.26 Pasco Banh Pasco Bank Withholdirdg Tax 106.14 State Treasurer Pacific Power & Light Ind. Ins. & ITe'd. Aid 10.48 I::adison Lumber & j,iill Co. Lumber est. 7650.21 Pacific Povaer & Light Co. Power 1069.28 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. Li(..uid Chlorine 1?5.U0 Neptune 'Pheter Co Pasco Bank I;ieter connections parts 59.84. Wallace Tierman Sales Corp. Solution & gaskets ').72 Grigg' s Richfield Oil Corp. Switch & Labor 5.85" Pasco Auto Co. Pacific PONer & Light Co. Truck Repair 10.61 Tax Commission Pasco Plumbing & Heating Co. Excise Tax July;- & Aug. 557 .50 Pensselaer. Valve Co. LIBRARY DEPARTMENT Gate Valves 592.421 Standard Oil Co.of Calif. Library Gasoline 1".18 Pasco Hardware Co. Pasco•Bank Globes & Supplies 9.44 cit -"T T12-2slier- Calif. School Book Depository Freight gtapa�;s, Ree. 5.7 Hughes & Co. Doubleday Doran Co. 3 Copper Connectors 5.<2 Richfield Oil Corp. J. Languille & Co. Gasoline 10.20 City Treasurer Ii. VJ, ,;"dilson Stamps, ^reight, & Reg. 1y.76 CITY STREET Charles Seute ?,66') 25."4 ?30 Pacific Power &. Light Co. Service 4,10 75 to 77 City Street Payroll Salaries 5_)4.64- 78 Pasco Bank 'iithholding Tax 68.16- 79 Pacific Power & Light Under pass Lights 21).57 40 STREET DEPARTMENT Progress payment est. 7650.21 1_)91 to 1194 Street Payroll Salaries '84.92 1.'95 State Treasurer Ind. Ins. & Hed. Aid 28.48 1396 Pasco Bank Withholding Tax 64.48' 1_)97 Pasco Hard -,fare Co. Faucets, paint, e.tc. 20.29 1-98 Richfield Oil Corp. Gasoline X4.00 1_)99 Pacific PONer & Light Co. Street Lights 285.07 1400 Pasco Plumbing & Heating Co. Line to Sewer12(. 1 1, 5752 LIBRARY DEPARTMENT '20 to '�2? ')24 Library Payroll Salaries 296.77 Pasco•Bank 1itholding Tax 26.5' '25 Calif. School Book Depository New Books 5.7 '126 Doubleday Doran Co. New Books 5.<2 ?27V. J. Languille & Co. New Books 48.29 -128 Ii. VJ, ,;"dilson New Books 12.00 X29 Charles Seute fainting 25."4 ?30 Pacific Power &. Light Co. Service 4,10 ??1 Pasco 1ilater Dept. Service 427.8 PARKING METER FU10 �2 Duncan ;;Teter Corp I,ieter Payment 84'1-1. 92 SEINER EXTENSION FUND _�5 to 37 Sewer Payroll 11_)0,71 �8 Pasco Bank Vlitholding Tax 225.59 `9 State Treasurer Ind.. Ins. & ivied. Aid 6.76, 40 B. H. Sheldon Progress payment est. 7650.21 No. ' 9,01_).27 i t PASCO, u"dASHINGTON REGULAR 1.MTING-Continued Cold-ITTEE ROOM SEPTETZBER �, 1944 STATE AID 28 to 29 Patrolmen Salaries 211.20 30 Fasco Bank :�,Iith holding Tax 14.00 ?1 Karl J. Grimm Reimbursement application exp. 2.4 227.6; RECREATIONAL FUND 27 Dorothea Kimbel Reimbursement records 9.00 28 City Treasurer C.O.D. Pasckage, games 12.50 29 to _15 Recreation Dept. Salaries �6 Pasco Bank 'dith holding Tam 115.66 �7 Charles Capazo Traveling & Postage 29.64. '8 -Iorothea Kimbel Traveling exp. & express X9.10 79 Pasco Paint'& Picture Picture, Brush, pens 2.90 40 A. H. Avery & Sons 4 cases soda water ".20 1 41 Twin City Creamery Co. Ice Cream 4.53 ' 42 i:Iodel Bakery Doughnuts 4.2.6 43 Walter 0. Gutlohn Films 54.16 44 A. S. Barnes & Co. Games 6.16 45 Gamble Store Phonograph needle 1.03 46 Haines Variety Store Games 2.3'z, 47 John W. Graham Games & Supplies ?7.25 1 48 Grigg' s Electric Extension Co -•d, wiring courts 46. ?4 49 Pacific Power & Ligl-t Co. Lights 2.89 50 City Treasurer Supplies by C.O.D. 12."0 11'7. 7 REPORTS FROM° CO,'.:IIITTEES: Grand total 2?1049.80 Recreation Program was discussed it will be necessary to raise $1500.00 to con- tinue with the program. WATER I?Iayor Johnston advises he has been reasonably assured the City of Pasco would be granted a full filtration plant. SEWER _ The Sanitary sewer extension will connect with tyle sewer main at lst and "A"'. East of the S.P.&.S. tracks on A St. A. negro by the name of Webb has e cted a house in the city strut. City Clerk to notify party to :move building '#' city property. a Firs. Belton is buying cabins etc. from Hanford and moving them in the city limits. Building Inspector should check this activity. I Lot "C" PETTITS ADDITION TO PASCO City Attorney advises deed will be received in a few days from 1-jr. Robbins. REPORTS FROM' OFFICERS: City Tre-surers report for August 1944 was read. City Building Inspectors report for July 1944 was read. READING OF ORDINANCES: 0_RDINANCES_NO._5=2 AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING CONNECTION OF BUILDINGS AND RESIDENCES WITH THE SE111ER SYST E14 FO THE CITY OF PASCO AS NOW EXISTING AITD AS I,iAY HEREAFTER BE ADDED TO, FIXING RATES FOR SEWAGE SERVICE II COL LECTION WIT11 SAIb SYSTEM, AND PROVIDING FOR T i THE COLLECTION THEREOF, PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES AND LIENS AND THE ENFORCEMENT THEREOF IN CASE OF FAILURE TO MAKE CONNECTION TIITH THE SEWER SYSTEI,i AND TO PAY THE RATES AND C_IARGES FOR SEWAGE SERVICE AND CONNECTION. € Was discussed as rewritten striking out sections 4 and 5 of the orginal ordinance and deleting any other reference to service charges. Mr. Cash mentioned several near by cities and towns making the same improvement were levying, a connection and service charge Ordinance held up for further consideration. E ORDINANCE_NO. AA1 ORDINANCE 'DECLARING AN LIM;IERGENCY IN THE CITY OF PASCO AND APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF $19250 TO DEFRAY E. PENSES OF THE CLERK'S DEPARTMENT AND THE CEI-VIET ERY DEPARTI,IEN'T OF THE CITY OF PASCO. Motion made by Booth, seconded by Marshall that Ordinance No. 5?8 be given second reading by title only. Motion carried so ordered: L3otion made by Isiarshall, second- ed by Linderman and carried that Ordinance No. 5?8 has been given the second read- ing. I.Totion made by Idlarshall and seconded by Linderman that Ordinance No. 5,8 be given third reading. Motion carried so ordered. Motion made by Booth and second- ed by Marshall that Ordinance Ivo. 518 has been given the third reading. Motion carried so ordered. 1-11otion made by 1.1arshall and seconded by Linderman that Ordinance No. 538 be adopted. Motion carried by a roll call vote of (5) five. No one appeared for public hearing and Ordnance No. 5?8 'was declared adopted. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: SPECT AL ELECTION CITY I,11ANAGER PLAN The city council acting, as said canvassing Board, having received the election re- turns from the City Clerk encluding absentee Ballots, found that there read been cast 606 Votes. 101 Votes cast for the adoptionof the plan and 505 Votes cast against adoption of the plan. Therefore, the Council finds that the ado-ption of the City ldianager plan has been rejected. SALARY_ Salary for Hayor and each Council man, was discussed, the point in sf- ._question was setting up a Salary for councilmen whose terms hold over. No decisionrilAS REACHED. PASCO NASHINGTON PR-G�J rTTP. 'Tjjj ^nnt i ni iA� (nTIfT fT T'T HrF�R(1C)T,5 2Pl7T�F i R� —- RECREATION OFFICE LIr.. Capazo requested permission to use a portion of the large council room for his office. The.request was granted. ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Boozh and seconded by Ivilarshall that the meeting adjourn to the next regular meeting night, September 12th, Tuesday, eight o'clock.P.L% iiiotion carried so ordered. AT U7S'TED: — CITY CLEriK -- -- --- -- PASSED AI0 APPROVED THIS—DAY OF Z?,._ CITY CLERK ------ T