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Home My WebLink About12-19-1944 MinutesPASCO, WAST- TNGTON REGULAR MEETING C077-:JTITTEE ROOT;T T)EC7`77R 19, 1.044 CALL TO ORDER: I.Teeting called to order at 8:25 P.M. Honorable TTayor, F. S. Johnston presiding. ROLL CALL: By Clerk. Councilmen present, C. L. Booth, W. E. Drennan, TT. J. Linderman, V. F. Marshall and D. F. Rodkey. Absent were D. 171. Bak_er,and Chas. Dienond. City Attorney, Karl J. Grimm was present. REGULAR ORDER Or BUSINESS: set aside by unanimous consent to hear. from Roy S1r 11. SWI`jTTNG POOL Chairman of the Special Swimming Pool Committee .reports that lots P(�jacent to the west and south comprising 5 blocks, 9, 109 119 12 and 17, Helm's Second Addition, could nrcbably be -'purchased by the City for nark r,zrpnses, thus making a park area of 22 acres. Following a discussion, mnti-n was made by Rodkey that the Committee see if they can purchase adjninin.g r,rnrerty and report at next regular meeting. Mot .nn seconded by Linderman. r."oti-n carried so ordered. Clerk to furnish T.Tr. Churchman with letter assnri.ng owner that 1) acquired property will not be resold or disposed of but retained for rack -j- (`&_� { purposes. PORT OF PASCO RnOITESTS SzrlE'R 77,rTETdSIo1T C. S. Roff discussed with the Council the Possibility of a sewer exten- sion to serve the Fort of Vasco. The Special Sewer Com_mitte are to 1,1iork this out :Kith "r. Jaris and make report. Scott to furnish levels to Co—i.ttee. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS: resumed by unanimous consent. BILLS: Claims by voucher against the City were read as follows: Ordered raid t',iro,T.gh a Motion made by Booth and seconded by Linderman that all vouchers rr.nrerly signed and approved be allowed. =lotion carried by roll call vote of (.c) five. CURRY' 7 EY'rRITSE i 19'48 jTrs. Esther Sawyer T'Ieals for prisoners 152.804 19?49 19'50 A. R. Ransier Setting up voting booths TM. 1080 19151 R. Guynn Fertilizer K5..98 Central ?Nash. Firemen's Assn. Dues for 1944 & 1945 10.00 19?52 19,151 W. S. Darley 12-12 gauge tear gas shells Callaghan & Company TTcOull TTunicipal 14.00 in Corp. 19'54 Fran! -lin Co. En Dept. nT Vol. 5 Eng. ep- a•ns 12.00 19'55 19,)56 Pasco Paint & Picture Store faint and oil Dunning .60 1.49. Insurance Agency Bond renewals,RiJ,dle, ' 197157 19'58 TTcKibbin White River Lumber Co. Vello varnish,sandrarer 10.00 ''5.46 19159 Sanderson Safety 611pply Co. Refil_js 12.78 19'60 J. TET. Daniel B rooms,haniles, & mors Economy Super Service Oil, spark rliags & •20 16 i 1961 19 62 s�arrlies Columbia Hardware Co. Tacks,globes,glue,rnop, etc. 12 8.19 1916.1 Columbia need & Grain Co. peacock feed Hostetter Motor Co. 6.80 k 119,164H. Overhauling Earl Clack Co. g panel Ren.brakes2 Gasoline ' ".5 LIBRARY DEPART TMNT '69 Gaylord Bros-, Incaplies Sur �, 1,.60 CITY STR^TT ' i f 105 Mlatheson Sand & Gravel Sand and1, g ravel o 19.-)l STR"ET DEPARTTTENT 14?1 14'2 Central Sand & Gravel Co. Union Oil Co. of California Dozingatcity dump 40.00 14'' 14-4 Pasco Yachine Co. Weldinglight r 47.60 George 1.T. Voshell o "ole H ughes and Co. Pl'-'-*gybing work 2'.75 2� .72 146 ' 14'7 H . Earl Clack Co. Gate valves Gasoline 2-).?-) Pasco Auto Co.Car repair 57.6-) '16.26 M f T77. 1-9 • WATER DEFARTT:+ENT 5178 Penn. Salt TiTfg. Co. of Wash. Liquid Chlorine 27.00 5179 Harris Pine Mills, Inc. Shavings 2.00 5180 5181 Burrough' s Adding TTach:i_ne Surnlies and Service Union 2.52 E 5182 Oil Co. Gasoline Consolidated Freightways Freight 1'.60 518' i Pacific Power & Light Co. PotiT�er 15•'7 501.56 f' 52.0 4 SE77TjR 177771FSTON 7UTTD 60 61 B. H. Sheldon progress Estimate P6 5, 833.89 62 Pacific Power & Light Co. Power � 7.00 Pasco Hardware Co. Padlock, hasp, & bolts 1.01 5,_ $41.92 0 PASCO, 4'lASHIYGTON REGULAR MEETING - COIdTIIdtTED C0111TTTT7E ROOT!1.944 RECREATIOTT PITIdD 94 F. E. Juvenal 95 Gamble Store 96 Chas. J. Capazo 97 Athletic Supply Co. 98 Columbia Hardware Co. 'flood 9.00 Phonograph needle and records 4.27 Reimb. mileage & entertainer 42.68 Games and tennis nets 1'2.69 Bolts,nails,tacks,screws and light connections 2.22 +READING OF THE MINUTES. Minutes of the previous meetings were read and approved. C 0141TITTITI CATIONS: MORRISON. BECHTEL,_ IRCCONE a Have moved their temporary building from First Street between Clark and Lewis and request that their deposit of X200.00 he returned. TvTotion made by Booth and seconded by Rodkey that the deposit be returned. Lotion carried so ordered. L_ L. WILLIAI:iS LICENSE A license application to operate a retail grocery store at Nixon and Third was presented. 1;?0tion made by Booth and seconded by Linderman that the 1944 License be granted. Motion carried so ordered. DATUAGE TO GARAGE A letter was read from D. J. Speier, 926 South 9th, stating that '?. H. Sheldon's crew while making sewer installation, damaged the roof and doors of his garage, and also tore up the driveway. No effort has been :'Dade toward correction. I Mr. Rod':ey offered to contact foreman and see what could be done. 10th ,and j Lewis has also been left in a bad shape from the same operation. ! REPORTS FROII COT TITTEES: TRANSFERRING OIL AT SERVICE STATIONS M Islr. 'Marshall reports a bad condition exists when large oil trucks di.snense oil to the service stations and recommends that an ordinance be drafted. correcting this practice. STREET_COII_?ITTEE recommends that call for bids be advertised for a street grader. Motion made by Rodkey and seconded by 'Linderman authorizing call for bids. TTotion carried so ordered. A resolution for purchase of road mix will be presented at the next meeting. Bad places in the streets and sidewalks will be taiTen care of by Brickey. t SEWER CO7TITTEE reports that in connection with the sewer. .line serving new project north of City Limits, there will be three manholes on First Street instead of one. "LATER CONTRACT "OR PROJECT (R-VII:L^GAL#.WASH-4527 -I\r) A water contract to serve the newHousing project was read. TTotinn made by- Rodkey y•sRodkey and seconded by Linderman that the City Clerk and TTayor be authorized to sign contract. I -lotion carried. 1. SHORE PATROL OFFICE TO BE IIOV' D " '17a:Yt ,r . ,Tc #n.qtdYf. Auti^i inform. Captain J. E. Shoemaker at the Navy Base that the Council body favors the erection of a hutment adjacent the City Hall on the west with sewer and water facilities from City Hall service lines. Full description of property is needed. Present quarters are needed by Police Dent. for radio system installation. BALLOT ON RETIR E"TEItdT ATM CIVIL SEMITCE BILLS The Association of Washington Cities desire the Council's opi.ni.on on these bills. Following the reading of Tleasures Number One and Two, motion was made by Booth and seconded by Marshall that both measures be indorsed. I:Totion carried so ordered. City Treasurer recommends the purchase of a coin counting Machine. Coiincil favors negotiating for a hand power machine. City Clerk to renew request to purchase. t REPORTS FROTH 0774 I CERS : V City Treasurer's report for November 1944 was read. City Clerk furnished each member a copy of the Novembar 1944 Distribution Budget of all departments. Water Ilanager's November and December reports were read. ":II SCELLAT,TEGUS : CAI'VA_SSING CITY G7FFRAL rLFCmION BALLOTS Precinct Polling books and ballots for eight precincts were presented by the Clerk for canvassing. Six absentee ballots were opened and. tallied. A complete count and check revealed the following: PASCO, WASH-71TGTON ,TING -CONTINUED COT'TT°ITTEE ROOM DEC OFFICE NAT:"E VOTES CAST ABSEFT7E TOTAL MAYOR Charles Grigg 514 ' 517 I CITY CLERK Adah Perry 92.0 6 926 CITY ATTORNEY D. W. Zent 855 6 861 CITY TREASURER E. L. Collins 897 6 9o' COUNCILF.AN(4 YR.TERM) W. A. Nelson 876 6 882 COUNCILMAN (4 YR. TERTT) John Beck 754 5 759 COUNCILITAN (4 YR. TERIT) C. R. Wallis 779 6 i 785 COUNCILMAN-AT-LARGE(2 YR.TERTdT) Karl W. Casey 8'4 6 840 STICKER CANDIDATES } F.AYOR 11. J. Linderman 520 ? COUNCILMAN(4 YR.TERM) Harry G. Lake 119 1 '20 WRITTEN IN CITY ATTORNEY Salvini 1 1 F. Futter I Karl Grimm 8 8 B. B. Horrigan 1 1 COUI4CILMTAN(4 YR.TER14) 14. J. Linderman 1 1 Ungercht 1 1 COUNCIL14AN-AT-LARGE(2 YR.TERM)Bob Cruzen 1 I 1 Harry G. Lake Therefore the Council find that the following, persons have been elected. to official offices and positions: i i MAYOR (4 YR. TERM) 11. J. Linderman CITY CLERK (4 YR. TERM) Adah Perry ' CITY ATTORNEY (4 YR. T7RIvT) D. til. Zent ' CITY TREASURER 0 `R-UREXPtRED E. L. Collins TERM) COUNCILT.TAN (4 YR. TERM) W. A. Nelson John Beck C. R. Wallis COUNCILI,AN-AT-LARGE (2 YR. TERT:T) Karl W. Casey AD JOURNMENT : , Motion made by Booth and seconded by Drennan that the meeting adjourn to Friday, December 29, 1944, at 8:00 P.T. Tiotion carried so ordered. ATTESTED: _ MCITY CLERK PASSED AND APPROVED THIS Z, DA'L 0 J " i1 + 1 II II __1944 —CITY CLrRK _ I