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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-22-1945 MinutesPASCO. WASHINGTON 1 N C A LI;' T 0 ORDER: ' Meeting Ca11eu uv uruer au elg'i1V 11vE; r._ui., 11pl1praU12 Biot), L111uemai111 presluing,, ROLL CALL: By clerk, councilman present John Beck, Karl Ind. Casey, Chas. Diemond, V.F. Marshall, WalterNelson, D.7. Rodkey and C.R. Wallis, City Attorney was also present. REFUND FOR ZATLEPS P_=., �,S_,i1VINI { James P. Salvini furnished Treasurer's receipt Number 4089, of October 7, 19449 paid for filing fees, for declaration of candidacy to office of City Attorney, j which was withdrawn and his name did not appear on the election ballot, motion made by Beck seconded by Diemond that the City Treasurer be authorized to make a refund to James P. Salvini in the amount of fourteen dollars and forty cents (8;14-.40) motion carried by roll call vote of seven. SALE OF PROPERTY TO T"LORNING MILK COMPANY: Property to be sold to highest bidder for cash at ten A.M. Tuesday June 5, 1945 following notice by publication in two successive issues of the local paper, sale to be held in the Committee Room at the City Hall. Minimum price set by the council eight hundred dollars $(800.00). ACCEPTING WEST SIDE SEINER: In discussing the acceptance of the West side Sewer, mention was made that Sheldon's man McAtee had not finished street repair work, and would like to meet with the street committee relative to having the work finished by the Street Department at day labor cost. This was turned to C.R. Wallis for negotiation with Sheldon and Street Department. EAST SIDE Sn, ER: Undersized or irregular sized fifteen inch pipe turned down by Engineer in charge other pipe has been shipped from Seattle, local plant to correct cone, enabling them to manufacture pipe true to size. SEINER REIMBURSEMENT SOUGHT: A letter was read from the Naval Air Station stating that negotiations were never made with the city council for extension of Sewer, now serving Navy Housing Project. Sewer committe and City Attorney to contact `falter E. L nger, with the Halverson Construction Company, motion so made by Rodkey seconded by Diemond and carried. PUMPING UNIT ACCEPTED: The De Laval pump and motor purchased by bid was approved for paymeht, motion so made by Diemond seconded by Beck, carried by roll call vote of seven. McGhee and Rodkey certify the performance of the pump. CARD TABLE LICENSE AND ORDINANCE: ORDINANCE NO 44: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSENCING, OPERATING, CONDUCTING OF CARD TABLES AND REGULATING THE SAME, PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THTa VIOLATI^N THEREOF AND RE- PEALING ALL FORMER ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THER7WITH. This ordinance was tabled February 13, 1945, motion made by Marshall seconded by Diemond that ordinance number 54d be given the second reading, motion carried. Motion made by Marshall seconded by Beck that ordinance number 544 has been given the second reading in full; Questiod was debated, ordinance review by paragraph Section one was read and declared O.K. SECTION T710 to read, "no card tables allowed in any room where food is served (deleting regular licenced beer parlors) also more than two tables, adding "no drinks served at card tables." Motion made by Marshall seconded by Beck accepting these changes. !Notion carried. SECTION THREE: One hundred dollars (100.00) to be the license fee for all card tables, not prorated. SECTION FOUR: "three months" time shall elaspe before application can be sub- mitted for renewal after being rejected, motion made by Marshall seconded by Beck to accept this time limit, motion carried. SECTION FIVE: accepted no changes SECTION SIX: violation fine raised from one hundred dollars (100.00) to three hundred dollars ($300.00) imprisonment changed from thirty days in jail to ninety days (90) days, motion made by Marshall seconded by Diemond accepting changes motion carried. A discussion followed regarding application not being considered unless party requesting application has been in business in Pasco one year -add- ing this as another section was accepted through, a motion made by Marshall seconded by Beck, carried so ordered. Motion made by Wallis seconded by Marshall that the Ordinance be rewritten a.s amended, motion carried so ordered. S'+17IT04ING POOL: SETTING UP $ 5,000.00 IN_ AN EMERGENCY FUND: EMERGENCY ORDINANCE NUMBER.556: Emergency ordinance number 556 was discussed as an emergency ordinance, correspon- i. deuce��srr ad from Mr. Cash, Lawrence Huhbell and D.W. Zent, in conclusion ordinance r numbas amended to read emergency fund instead of .swimming pool fund, motion made b� Marshall seconded by Nelson that ordinance number 556 be given the -third N i PASCO, WASHINGTON AnJOURNED MEETING, --CONTINUED COT0,4ITTEE ROOM MAY 22. 1 1081 reading as amended, motion carried. Motion made by Marshall seconded by Beck that ordinance number 556 has been given the third reading as amended, motion carried. Motion made by Diemond seconded by Casey to adopt ordinance number 556, motion carried by roll call vote of seven "ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Marshall seconded by Wallis that the meeting adjourn to,next regular meeting eight o'clock P.M. Tuesday June 5, 1945. Attest: City Clerk Passed and approve this day of 1945. Mayor