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Home My WebLink About12-05-1944 Minutes.. 1024 PASCO, WASH NGTON REGULAR 1JEETTNG C_ TITTE ROOTT ICALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.T.L by the Honorable Mayor, E. S. Jobm Ston• �ROLL.CALL: By Clerks The following col,.incilmen were present: C. L. Booth, C. F. Diemond, W. J. Drennan, 1,1. J. Linderman, V. F. Marshall and D. F. Rodkey. D. Byron P Baker and Attorney Karl Grimm were absent. j u REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS: Upon motion made by 1!arsha.l_l, seconded by Rodkey, the regular order of business was set aside in order to hear several gentlemen having matters to discuss with the Council. SHORE PATROL OFFICE The problem ,nf the Shore Patrol was presented by Lieut. Ran'kin and Ens. Smith of the Naval Air Station. Since the present patrol office must be taken over by the police department for a radio room, the Naval officers asked per- mission to locate a but on the lot adjacent to the City Hall on the west and to make the necessary utility connections. Drennan moved that the Navy be given such permission for the duration of the war and twelve months thereafter.. The motion was seconded by marshall and carried unanimously. PARKING ?'TETERS Mr. O'Brien and 'r. Nelson of the Duncan Meter Corp. arpeared in response 1 the City's complaint over unsatisfactory parking meters. After considerable discussion the representatives of the Meter Company offered to make a careful inspection of the equipment and agreed to report the following week upon their findings and to offer some adjustment. BILLS: SWI;�fi''ING POOL SITE • 1Ir. Roy H. Skill, Chairman of the special swimming pool committee offered a further suggestion on proposed sites for a new pool. Hepr.oposed the acquiring of Blocks 11, 149 15, and 16 of Helm's Second Addition for develop- ment of a Memorial Park which will contain various play areas. Of the 128 . lots involved, 96 are controlled by the Churchman Investment Company which will turn them to the City for actual cost estimated at $11200. Marshall moved that the City approve this site and the plan for a Memorial Park, and request the special committee to have the necessary steps taken to acquire the property. 7 motion was seconded by Booth and carried unanimously THE REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS: resumed by unanimous consent The monthly bills were read as follows and ordered paid by a roll call vote of (6) six. I CURR7NT EXPENSE 19241 William H. Adams 19242 to 19255 Various Departments 19256 to 19280 Fire Department 19281 to 19287 Police Department 19288 State Treasurer 19289 Pasco Br.Seattle 1st Nat'l 19290 Federal Laboratories, Inc. 19291 Glasow's Jewelry 19292 Yakima Bindery &. Printing 19291 U. S. Laundry 19294 Pasco Auto Co. 19295 Pasco Hardware Co. 19296 Pacific Telephone.Co. 19297 Staff Jennings Marina 19298 City Water Department 19299 City Treasurer 19100 Pacific Power & Light Co. 19'01 C. S. TTorgan 19`02 I,Zrs. Wilnar 111aas 19'01 Evelyn F. Hudson 19?04 Rozella Hinman 1910 James R. Simonton 19X06 Margaret Ritter 19'07 Winnie Cannon 19-)08 June Radditz 19'o9 Helen Norling 19,110 Frances Pangle 19-)11 Winifred Haylett 19'12 Mary Everett 19?1l Letha Enarson 19114 Esther M?. Bonson 19'15 L. Blanche Adams 19'16 Lorinda Savage 19'17 Elsie Hill 19?18 M. Lou Schuppell 191,19 Grace Cowles 191,20 Katherine Mitchell 19-)21 Alice Anthony 19?22 Florence Palmer 1912' Mary Gardner 19`24 Christine O'Leary 19�5 jRarguerite Martell 5, e By Contract redec rating "1.54 'Fire Room g I Payroll Salaries 11151.88; Payroll Salaries 57%.00 Payroll Salaries 999.72' Ind Ins & ,,Ted Aid 16.I1� Withholding Tax 114.2'7 Ammunition & Reloads 51.69 Fountain pen 9.011 Typewriter ribbon 1.06; Fire & Police Laundry 8.15; Repairs to Police car.s,alcbhol 2_1.22; Globes & Broom 4.18. Calls 24.06' Service ?05.00' Stamps & Postage 6.50 Service 112.01 Salary Election officer R.00 Salary Election Officer .7-50 Salary Election Officer 7.c�0 salary Election Officer Rental Election Poling Place 10.0+ Salary Election Officer 7.25 Salary Election Officer 7.25 Salary Election Officer & Rent of Poling Place 17.25 Salary Election Officer 7.25 Salary Election Officer 7.00 Salary Election Officer 7.00 Salary Election Officer 7.00 Salary Election Officer 7.00 Salary Election Officer 7.50 Salary Election Officer 7.00 Salary Election Officer 7.00. Salary Election Officer 7.00 Salary Election Officer 8.00 Salary'Electon Officer 8.00 Salary Election Officer 8.00 Salary Election Officer 8.00 Salary Election Officer 8.75 Salary Election Officer. 8.25 Salary Flection Officer f? .25 Salary Election Officer 8.25 1025 PASCO, VIASHITTTGTON REGULAR 14EETING - CONTINUED COTT'TITTEE ROOM ?)r(777m7,R 5, 1944 STATE AID 39 to 41 State Aid Payroll Salaries 42 Pasco Br. Seattle lst Nat'l Withholding Tax 10..00 ( w 7.50 7.00 7.00 7.00 l_0, 00 7.25 6,75 75 6.75 10.00 '.21 280.77 22. 5' 14.9? 5.05 Q. 52 2.12 2.00 '40..1 I 40 " . 74 ' 9.06 442.$0 295.80 2_0.12 29.20 17.81 .09 16.o6 2.88 _244.80 629.76" 1,165.48 11.8' 182.42 4.58 411.00 12.78 125.00 27.00 6-3.89 89.67 98.00 16,06 5.00 �. 42_ 4.65 8.50 292�2P ,29 50.00 '48.08 1.90 7' .12_ 42'.10 556.49 5. 20 571-.-6-9 91.90 --2.s--00 94.90 CURRENT EXPM SE -Continued 19-726 H. F. Colvin Poling Rent 19'27 Irma Rodkey Salary Election Officer 19128 'Margaret G. McCall Salary Election Officer 19'29 Veta Hason Salary Election Officer 191'0 to 19'"9 Missing,- Omitted by the printer 19'40 Gertrude L. Cruzen Salary flection Officer 19'41 John Beck Rent for Polling Place 19'42 1.1ary Oberst Salary Tlection Officer 19'41 Blanche TTarvin Salary Election Officer 19'44 TLyda T?oore Salary ^lection Officer 19'45 Blanche Johnson Salary Election Officer 19"46 C. H. Smith Rent forr Polling Place 19'47 Pasco Plumbing & Heating Co. Repair to plumbing at City Hall LIBRARY DEPARTTTENT -� 58 Pacific Power & Li ht Co. Bill '59 to '62 Library Department Payroll Salaries 161 Pasco Br.Seattle lst Nat'l Withholding Tax '64 Pacific Power & Light (�o. Service '65 The National Surveys Book '66 The Caxton Printers,Ltd. New Books '67 Pasco Hardware Co. Lamas '68 Pasco Water Department ,"later Service _ CITY STRrET 98 to 101 City Street Dept. Payroll Salaries 104 Pasco Br.Seattle lst Nat'l Withholding Tax STREET_ DEPART1TMINT 1421 to 1421 Street Department Payroll Salaries 1424 State Treasurer Ind Ins & T:Ted Aid 1425 Pasco Br. Seattle lst Nat'l Withholding Tax 1426 Central TTotors T?aterial &_ Repai_rs 1427 Pasco Hardware Co. HaTM!mer & Handle 1428 Dunning Ins. Agency Liability & Prop. Damage 1429 Twin City Truck & Impl. Co. Spark Plugs 1410 Pacific Bower & Light Co. Service MATER DT] PART TT,1,1TT 5154 to 5162 Water Department Payroll Salaries 5161 State Treasurer Ind Ins & !Ted Aid 5164 Pasco Br. Seattle .lst Nat'l Withholding Tax 5165 Adah Perry Reimb.for flag material 5166 5167 Halverson Construction Pasco Co -payment on Tntaice line 5168 Auto Company Ray Repair. to trucks 5169 Colley Penn. 1 trench pump 5170 Salt Mfg. Co.of Wash. Ligizid chlorine Olympic Foundry Co. Tees 5171 Neptune 7,2eter Company 'Teter parts 5172 5171 Franklin County Labor & Equip. rental 5174 Dunning Insurance Agency Liability & Prop, damage Harris Pine TTill.s, Inc. Shavings 5175 5176 Pasco Hardware Co. Globes & Supplies 5177 Pacific Telephone Co. Calls City Treasurer Car License PARTING TTETER FUND 17 & 18 Parking TTeter Payroll Salaries SEWER EXTETdSTOTNT ?TND 55 to 57 Sewer Project Pnyro11 Salaries 58 State Treasurer Ind Ins & T, -Ted Aid 59 Pasco Br. Seattle lst Nat'l Withholding Tax RECREAT I OVAL FTTrm 82 to 92 Recreation Department Payroll Salaries 91,Pacific Telephone Co. Calls STATE AID 39 to 41 State Aid Payroll Salaries 42 Pasco Br. Seattle lst Nat'l Withholding Tax 10..00 ( w 7.50 7.00 7.00 7.00 l_0, 00 7.25 6,75 75 6.75 10.00 '.21 280.77 22. 5' 14.9? 5.05 Q. 52 2.12 2.00 '40..1 I 40 " . 74 ' 9.06 442.$0 295.80 2_0.12 29.20 17.81 .09 16.o6 2.88 _244.80 629.76" 1,165.48 11.8' 182.42 4.58 411.00 12.78 125.00 27.00 6-3.89 89.67 98.00 16,06 5.00 �. 42_ 4.65 8.50 292�2P ,29 50.00 '48.08 1.90 7' .12_ 42'.10 556.49 5. 20 571-.-6-9 91.90 --2.s--00 94.90 1026 PASCO WASHT"TGTON REGULAR MEETING - CONTINUED COt7'?TTTEE ROOT? D7,C7"rn77 K. 1944 REPORTS FROM COINTITTFES THIRD Mr. Diemond reported that rats were on the increase at the city dump and that further. poisioning would be undertaken promptly. Mr. Drennan reported that as yet nothing had been done about setting the lights out farther in the streets so that they would not be hidden by trees. Mr. Linderman reported for the Street Committee that there were -nud holes and piles of leaves all over town, and that Mr. Rrickey had been asked to te'{e care of them as soon as possible. Mr. Drennan renorte,. that trucks bac'Vinq into {' the Safeway Store were breaking the sidewalk and the same conr?_it4-r was arnearing on Columbia Street because of deliveries to the Liquor Store. TACKibbin-offered to take the matter up with the offenders. 19Ir. Linderman reported that a new request for priority on a grader had been rr.erared and sent. Mr.. Marshall reported that oil tankers were parking on both sides of So. 6th Street, also that it was planned to serve local service stations directly from the tankers. Both practices were disapproved by the Councimen and Marshall agreed to check up on the situation and see that it was corrected. 14r. Rodkey reported for the Sewer Committee that Mr.. Sheldon was unable to buy asphalt for repairing streets that were torn tin for sewer installation and was asking the city to deduct this from the contract. 7r. `Tarshall agreed to sell the city sufficient mix belonging to the State Highway T)enartment to do the job. 4r. Linderman and Mr. Brickey were instructed to see that the material was obtained. Mr. Rodkey also reported that the sewer pump had been adjusted and was running all right. T.Ir. Diemond offered to check it daily until a regular man is hired for the job after January 1. Upon motion by Linderman, seconded by Diemrnd, the request of Nixon and. Robinson for a sewer extension in the alley between 12th and 11th Streets from A to B Streets was granted unanimously. Nixon and Robinson are to ray the City $460.00 for this extension. Mayor Johnston .reported that priorities for. the East Side sewer have been requested in order to have that part of the project ready for bids after January 1, 1945. READING OF ORDINANCES: ORDINANCE f517 AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING CONNE^,TION 0—, R?TI,.DI1_`�IGS AND R7STT)7NCES TVTTH THTa SF'"?ER SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF PASCO AS NOW EKISTING AND AS ITA' 77REA"TER '97, ArMT TO 1FIXING RATES FOR SL71AGE SERVICE IN COTTNECTION WITH SAT') S�_'STETT, ATT PROVTDTTTG FOR THE COLLECTION THEREOF,. PROVIDING FOR PENALTTT;S ATTD LIENS AVID THE I E1I7ORCEIJENT THEREOF IN CASE OF T'AILTTRE TO TrArF COIINECTTON ?'JTTH THE SMER S`7STETT AND TO PAY THE RATES AND CHARGES ^OR S771AGE SERVICE ATM, CONT'TECTTONS.F After a discussion of amended provisions, T.Tarshall moved, seconded by l Linderman that Ordinance -517 be given its third and final reading in full. Motion carried. After the reading, Tiarshall moved., seconded by Linderman that Ordinance X517 has had its third and final reading. TTotion carried. Upon moti.ori of Rodkey, seconded by T°arshall, Ordinance X517 was adopted by a roll call vote of (6) six. ORDINANCE #'510 AN ORDINANCE A7JJNDING SECTIONS THREE AND ^OUR 0" ORDTNATICE NO.. 459 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE ERECTION, CONSTRTTCTTON,7NLARG7,TETTT, REPAIR, TIOVING, RM.TOVAL, DEM OLITION, CONVERSION, ALTERATION, OCCUPATTMT, EQTJIP 7-1E'NT, USE, HEIGHT, AREA, AND MAINTENANCE OF 13TTILDTT`TGS ATT STRTTCCTTTRES TT TTT CITY OF PASCO, ADOPTING THE TTNI7ORTT BUILDING CODE OF THr PACT"IC COAST '9TTTI,')TT1G OFFICIALS CONTEREi`TCE, SETTING UP"TT;E "ONES, PROVIT)ITTG "OR THE TATT17R O'' SELECTION OV THE BTJILT)TNG INSPECTOR, FIXING HIS COT"PENSATION, ATT R7PEALTTTG CERTAIN ORDINANCES," BY REVISING 7TRE "ONES NO. 1 Ar,M 2. Councilman Booth presented a map showing the nronnsed amendments to fire zones as treated in Ordinance :`510. Linderman moved, seconded by Drennan that Ordinance #510 as amended be given its third and final reading; in full. TTotion carried. Drennan moved, seconded by Linderman that Ordinance r`r'O has been given its third and final reading. upon motion of Linderman seconded by TTarshall, Ordinance #45'0 was adopted by a roll call vote of (6) six. NL+'T'V BUSINESS: BIDS ON PIPE Bids on furnishing cast iron water ripe for the city were opened and read. The following firms were represented:, Hugh T3. Purcell Comrany, James B. Clow, Crane Company, Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe and Atlas Foundry. TTnon motion made by 11arshall, seconded by Drennan, the bids were turned over to the Water Committee and Superintendent for comparison with the authority to atward the contract to the lowest and best bidder. 14I SCELLANEOUS : Mayor Johnston canvassed the councilmen on attending the Association of Washington Cities meeting in Walla Walla on December 7, and all but Drennan agreed to go. 1027 REGULAR METING - CONTINUED PASCO, WASHTTTGTON CO?'�IITT"'E ROOM T rrr:MER 59 1944 ADJOURN.'JENT : Diemond moved, Drennan secondee). that the meeting ad-journ until the ale_xt regular meeting, Tuesday, December 19, ]_O A-4. 7Tnti.on carp-Ji.ed so "Im-Sm D 1 PASSED 1 T) APIFRO ��D '----ITS 19_ DE;'' OT December 1944 _P _ r r C r ry y J,J ARK \J