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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-14-1944 MinutesPASCO ADJOURNED MEETING CO1111TI WASHTNGTON CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at 8:10 P.M. Honorable TTayor, E. S. Johnston rresid ng. ROLL CALL: By Clerk: v Councilmen present were C. L. ?tooth, Chas. Diemond, V. T'. 7'ar. shat 1. and D. F. Rodkey. Absent were D.B. Baker, M.J.Linderman and City Attorney, K. J. Grimm. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS: set aside by unanimous consent SEWER TO HOUSING PROJECT North of city limits and East of the Svol{a.ne Highway. Mr. Langer of the Federal Housing Authority, Seattle, Washington and Lt. Commander Duncan discussed the installation of a sever line connecting with the city system. Langer was of the opinion that their budget would not permit laying the pine at city regulation depth. The.Conmitte feels that in order for the sewer line to be of any value to,the city, it should be kept down as low as possible. To acquire the proper fall, the line will have to be 11 feet deep at the man hole on First Street and 9 feet at the city limits. A motion was ma -e by Marshall and seconded by Rodkey that the sewer line start down First Street from city limits and be kept down sufficient depth to benefit the city after the emergency. Motion carried so ordered. CHRISTMAS TREK SALES Fred Van Winkle, Scout Motion made by Marshall and Motion carried so ordered. on Fourth between Penny's BROWIIINGS TRAILER LICENSE 1;Iaster, asked the Council to waive the city license. seconded by Booth to waive city business license. A stove will be used to keep the boys warm. Location Store and the Dependable Store. pfr. Browning asked the Council At present he has twelve trailers. Diemond to grant temporary license ordered. to renew his temporary Trailer Camp License. Motion made by Booth and seconded by for another six months. lotion carried so REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESU11:ED: by unanimous consent. READING OF THE T?INUTES: Minutes of the previous meetings were read and approved.. BILLS: Current bills against the city were read as follows. Hlotion made by Booth and seconded by Rodkey that all vouchers properly signed and approved be raid. Motion carried by roll call vote of (4) four. A voucher presented by Hostetter was held up CURRENT EXPENSE 1911? to 11b� 1�j Various Departments Payroll Salaries & 1� 191,141191HIOo Fire Department Payroll Salaries 19115 to 19143 Police Department Payroll Salaries 19164 State Treasurer Ind Ins & Med Aid 19165 Pasco Br.Seattle 1st Nat'l Withholding Tax 19166 to 1921 Election Payroll & Expense 19214 Esther Sawyer Meals for prisoners 19215 Staff Jennings I. arina IRower parts 19216 Dunning Insurance Agency Bonds ''74464 & 174872 19217 Yakima Bindery & Printing Registration cards 19218 S & J 1:2otor Co. Dower motor parts 19219 Moto Mower Mower parts 19220 Pacific Power & Light Co. Service 19221 Shaw & Borden Co. Registration Sunrlies 19222 Twin City Garbage Service Service 19221 Pacific Telephone Co. Calls 19224 19225 Empire Electric Co. Service to C. Hall furnace 19226 Zellerbach Paner Co. Towels ,Tissue & Poraxo 19227 Pasco Paint & Picture Store Potlatch Yards, Inc. Window glass for jail Lumber 19228 19229 Gerry's Sales & Service White River Lumber Co. Repair to pclice car 192-)0 19211 Pasco Plumbing & Heating Co. Lattice & mop chemical Pipes & fittings 192*1� Wendell Brown Agency Economy Tire Service Policy 46952 56 19214 Economy Super Service Recap &. Battery Grease & Lubrication 192'5 Columbia Hardware Pasco Hardware Co. Supplies 192 ?6 1927 Grant Strip ham Agency Lyle Coope g g y Y Y Supplies Blanket & Liab.Fire trucks 192?7 19219 Pasco Wa ter Department Exp. to Fire Convention Service 19240 City Treasurer Shell Oil Company p Y Stamps Furnace oil & gasoline LIBRARY DEPARTIIFTNT ?46 to 150 749 ' Library Department Pasco Br.Seattle Payroll Sal -151 lst Nat'l Binford's & 1.1art Withholdingataxs Pacific Power & Light Co. Pasco Paint Serviceks -)5 54 '156 155 & Picture Store Window glass Upper Columbia Book & Bible House Doubleday, Doran & Co. J. K. New Books New Books 57 Gill Co. Pasco Water D enactment New Books Service 0 11051-90 205.00 1,254.59 18.77 12').06 420.50 `02.80 10.'4 10.00 20.90 1.14 09 108.85 61.25 5.00 '11.55 5.15 21.52 11.56 74.28 9.65 4.69 4.12 5.00 '9.40 25.85 5.07 14.42 '07.65 27.85 266.60 17.9' 78.57 4 ,772 .-5 280.77 22_.51 1' . 48 12.04 4.84 8.76 2.66 "4.21 2.50 XQ81«79 Yf4O YeVltf ' 1915 - 1965 f, 50 YEARS MI/NNEII 6 SNfRR/Ll Industrial, Mill & Fire Supplies PO 5-87D 492 2-48516 COOS BAY / 81-0021 / / RO 3 269-9351 MEDFORD ARCATA / UKIAH 773-8438 822-1761 / 462-7543 i 1019 PASCO, WASHTT'GTON ADJOURNED TJEETING - CONTINUED COI,2i1ITTrP RQQ -if CITY STREET 90 Void - 91, 93 & 94 City Street Department Payroll Salaries X55.56 92 Void 95 Pasco Br. Seattle lst.Nat'1 Withholding Tax 40.44 96 State Treasurer Ind Ins & RTed Aid 11.15 97 Pacific Power & Light Co. Underpass Lights 74,87 STREET DEPARTI�M, , ?T 442.22 1408 to 1410 Street Department Payroll Salaries 295.80 1411 Pasco Br. Seattle lst Nat'l !Vithholding Tax 29.20 1412 Void 1413 State Treasurer Ind Ins & Med Aid 7.47 1414 Pasco Hardware Co. Saw, globes,pai.nt & Cut outs 1?9.54 1415 1416 Shell Oil Company Economy 'dire Service Gasoline '4.86 Tire Repair 1.55 1417 White River Lumber Co. Cement 10." 1418 Pasco Machine Co. Repair to tools 7.78 1419 Pacific Power & Light Co. Service 2'".07 1420 Pasco Water Department Tree Watering 400.00 159. 51, WATER DEPAR^1 TJfENT ' 5121, to 5129 51 0 Water Department Payroll Salaries 11101.17 51?1 Pasco Br. Seattle lst Nat'l Withholding'3 Tax 264 5132 State Treasurer Ind. Ins. & 11ed. Aid 16.51 513 Excise Tax Commission Tax for Sept. & Oct. 580,50 5114 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. Liquid chlorine 94.50 515 Hughes & Company Olympic Foundry Company Pipe & fittings Crosses 249.7-6 8'1.25 51.6 5117 R. W. Sparling Wallace & Tiernan Recorder -,,02186 Dain line meter 217.60 51'8 Fairbanks, JVTorse & Co. Packing Rings5 Shaft Sleeves '".01 51'9 5140 Neptune Meter Co. Halverson Construction Co. Teter connections & parts" 49.8 Equipment Rental 1, 4�-2.14 5141 Pasco Machine Co. Supplies & Repairs 41.&5 5142 Pasco Hardware Co. Sack t,�rine .26, 5141 Pacific Power & Light Co.Power ,ht Co 5144 Shell Oil Co. Gasoline 11.90 5 14 5146 TRadison Lumber Co. Consolidated Lumber- 1.05 Freightways Freight 2 cyl.56 5147 5148 L. H. Hales Tire Repair .K2 Smith, Hoffman & [tlright Gate Valves 246.11. 5149 G. K. T,Tercier Tire Repair .52 5150 Central Sand & Gravel Co. Road TTix 6.96 5151 C. -M. Hastings Hauling 2.58- 5152 51571 Franklin County 0. F. Man & rower grader 91.00 Tire Shop Tire repair 1.55 61142.82 PARKITIG 1TIETER FUND -)4 & ?5 Parking Teter Payroll Salaries 76.68 '6 Pasco Machine Co. T,"oney sorter 28.11 17. T SEWER EvTETISIOTI ^tITrD 48 to 50 Sewer Extension Fund Payroll Salaries „ 5•,5 51 Pasco Br. Seattle lst Nat'l Withholding Tax 69.'5 52 State Treasurer Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 1.99 53 B. H. Sheldon, Contractors Progress Estimate 4'5 7,5P9.'10 54 Pacific Power & Light Power sewer pumps 2.40 79918.19 RECREATIONAL FUND 71 to 71 74 Recreation Department Payroll Salaries -387.-)8 75 Pasco Br. Seattle lst Nat'l Withholding Tax_.__ 4-4.10 76 Pacific Power & Light Co. Service 8.85 77 Pasco Hardware Co. Phonograph needle 1.55 78 Washington Hardware & Furn. 2 footballs 9 W. A. Nelson1 Pacific Telephone Co. Pub1_ic Address System Calls X0.00 8790 81 C harles J. Capazo _elms, Incorporated Reimb. Prizes, supplies 6.45 X6.4 5 2 shorts , 6 .4 STATE AID 16 to 17 '8 Patrolmen Pasco Br. Seattle lst Nat'l S - Paro1.1 Salaries Withholding Tax 194.85 14.00 _ 210., 1020 PASCO. WASHINGTON ADJOURNED MEETING - CONTINUED C077"'ITT^E ROOM C011IliUNICATIONS : JOHN '11. CUNNINGHAM A letter to D. W. McGhee from John W. Cunningham was read, relative to placing a portion of the new sewer in operation. Thirteen corrections were also listed; Fred Scott to see that they are properly made. GROCERY STORE NEAR HIGH SCHOOL A letter was rea d from School District Number 1, regarding a grocery store across the street from the High School. CIRCUIT BREAKER FOR PU14IP A letter was read from the De Laval Steam Turbine Company stating the shipment date of the circuit breaker had been set fort>>ard to November 14, 1944.. YAKIMA - HANFORD STAGE COMPANY A letter was read from C. A. Hahn requesting that their deposit of X200.00 be refunded. hiotion.riade by Rodkey and seconded by Diem-nd to return the depos2t. Motion carried so ordered. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE A letter was read from D. I. Vanderpool requesting that their deposit on a portable Tabernacle be refunded. Motion made -by Booth and seconded by 7ar- shall that the deposit be returned. Motion carried so ordered. REPORTS FRONT COI0'1ITTFES r Fire Committee reports a regional meeting will be held here around the first of December, and the firemen wish to have the firemen's auarters cleaned up. Motion made by Diemond and seconded by Booth -that quarters be cleaned. Motion carried so ordered. Relative to cutting the cab off the new fire truck, motion was made by Rodkey and seconded by Diemond to cut the cab off if finances would permit. Motion carried so ordered: PARKS The nets should be taken in from Sylvester Park. SEWER COP:IIAITTEE recommend tentatively accenting that hart of the sewer now completed, when Fred Scott reports corrections, mentioned in F. S. ?eidlhack's letter of November 10, 1944, are made. Motion made by Rodkey and seconded by Marshall instructing the City Treasurer to collect a minimum charge of _t50.00- aad $1.00 per foot over 50_feet per plated frontage, and 82.00 inspectinn fee and monies placed in the water fund. I:,iotinn carried so ordered. WATER COLUJITTEE reports the intake for the new water main has been installed. LIGHTS No report on changing lights at Fifth & B, also Ninth & B. FIRE CO!7-!ITTEE to have Rev. Coleman's development inspected by the Fire Ynsnector. PARKING T1IETERS were discussed and further payments ordered withheld until a representative appears for a consultation with the council. STREET COT17ITTEE Priority application Form No. 1'319, submitted to the War Production Roard, Spokane, Washington, Sept 21, 1944, has been returned to this office star -ped "Denied", account all fourth quarter motor graders for Governmental bodies have been released. REPORTS FRO11 OFFICERS: Building Inspector's Report for August and Sentember were road. The City Treasurer's October's report was read. MI SCELLAPdEOUS APPOINTII`ENT_S., R. STONE S. R:: Stone was appointed to the position of Police Judge of the City of. Pasco succeeding A. 1�1. Haylett, effective November 1st 1944. So made by Honorable E. S. Johnston. BTTSINEcS LICENSE: WILLAI ETTE AP."iTSET-TENT CO"TPAITY By unanimous consent the amount was set at $25.00 per year..: NORTHERN PACIFIC EASEMENT FOR SEWER LINE - PERsTIT N0. 641100 Correspondence of October2�, 194.4 and Permit No. 64110 were read covering the new 18" main line sewer which will be located 10' east of the'center line of 12th Avenue, also the old 18" main which is located 20 feet west of said center line. Old. Permit No. 22110, covering the 10" main. which has baen abandoned is hereby cancelled. notion made by Rodkey and seconded bN7 Diemond that the Pcrmit be accepted and signed. I,iotion•carried so ordered. CANVASSING PRI'.TARY ELECTION BALLOTS Precinct Poling books and ballots for eight precincts were submitted by the Clerk for canvassing. Following a complete count and check, revealed the following: FOR MAYOR: Charles Grigg - 11011 14. J. Linderman - 849 Charles D. Carroll - 165. FOR CITY TREASURER, 2 YEAR F'14E PIREr) TERM: E. L. Collins, 1815. 102. PASGO, WASHINGTON ADJOtTRNED ETI - CONTI1 UED C07,71-TITTEE ROOiI NOV^,°1?71R 14, 1944 ADJOTTRNT.IENT : FOR CITY CLERI{, 4 YEAR TERM: Adah Perry, 1857. T;'OR CTTY ATTORT77, 4 YEAR TERTT: D. W. Zent, 1074; Karl J. Grimm, 819. 70R COT71TCTLT7,N, 4 YEAR T7RT'I: H. R. Olson, 427; C. R. Wallis, 788; S.. H. Denue; 670; R. A. Cruzen 477; E. H. Kidwell 527`;; Jon Beck, 950; Walter A. Nelson, 1144; D. B. Baker, 4�8. FOR COTTNCIL"TAN-AT-L R' d'F, 2 YEAR'TERIT: C. Q. Routh, 560; Karl W. Casey, 1176. * See Below. Therefore the council find that the following persons ,Arere nom;nated for the following offices on the Independent Citizens Ticket, to be voted on at the City General Election December 5, 1944: TiaYOR, Charles Grigg CITY TREASURER, 2 YEAR TTTIEXPTRTST) TER TF E. L. Collins CITY CLERK, 4 YEAR TERM, Adah Perry CITY ATTORNEY.,_4 YEAR TERT T, D. W. Zent COUNCIL"ICN. 4 YEAR T7Rt2, W. A. Nelson, John Beck and C. R. Wallis COUNCILIJAN-Am-LARGE, _2 YEAR TERTR, Karl W. Casey A motion was made by Booth and seconded by Marshall that the meeting a.djo?arn to next regular meeting, November 21, 1944. notion carried so ordered. ATTESTED: CITY CLERR�T PASSED AND APPROV^P, THIS�y_DAY OF December CTTY CLnRf -� * Written in, FOR 14AYOR: C. L. Booth 1; J. D. Clancy 2; Vic Small '; F. S. Johnston, 1. FOR CITY TREASURER, 2 YEAR UI77PIRED T7R!,!: Tella Riddle 2 J. B. Bergstrom.l.FOR CITY ATTORNEY: James Salvini F ' FOR COUTjCILI�.IEN, 4 YEAR TL'R�;l: Carl r ' 7? Floyd Futter, �« a 1 Krudwi r 1 « _0 T, YEAR TERM: 11. J. Linderman 1. Voted -at g'` R CO3_ , by TAN -AT -LARGE 2 polls, 2,109, by absentee,llb; making a total vote of 2,225 as canvassed by the Mayor, council and City Clerk.