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Home My WebLink About02-04-1947 MinutesPASCO, WASHINGTON 1287 REGULAR MEETING COMMITTEE ROOM FEBRUARY 4,`1947 _ I� CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at 8:10 of clock P.M., 11onorable �,Iayor Walter A.. Nelson presiding. ROLL CALL: By clerk, councilmen present; John Beck, Arthur -E. Glasow Jr., Charles Grigg, A.T. Hostetter, H.G. Lake, T.G. Overlie and.C.R. liValli.s:, also Oity Attorney D.W. Zent.l REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE by unanimous consent. Several visitors represented the meat industry and stated they were present in be- half of the proposed ordinance. The committee acting on this ordinance report they had two meetings and decided to have ordinance read and act_ed upon. ORDINANCE NO. 587: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CI`.CY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON, REGULATING AND CONTROLLING THE POSSESSION., Sr -LE AND DISPOSAL OF FRESH IVIE:�T IRITHIN T HE CORPORATE LIMITS OF T HE CITY OF PASCO, iVAS IN.GTON AND C- -'EATING 'THE OFFICE OF 11 EAT 1 ISPEC'lOR FOR 'THE CITY OF PASCO. Motion made by Beck seconded by Overlie that Ordinance No. 587 be given the second reading by title only, motion carr.ied,, title was read, motion made by Beck seconded by Overlie that'Ordinance No. 587 has been given the second � Beading by title only, motion carried. Motion made by Beck seconded by Overlie that Ordinance No. 587 be given the third reading, motion carried, Ordinance No. 587 was read in full "motion made by Beck seconded by Lake that Ordinance No. 587'has been even the third reading, motion carried, motion made by Beck seconded by Lake that-rdinance No. 587 be adopted, motion vetoed by roll call vote of seven (7).. ORDINANCE NO. 588: AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF MEAT ifi/ITHIN THE CITY OF PASCO t AND PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY. Motion made by Beck seconded by Overlie that Ordinance No. 588 be given the first reading, motion carried, Ordinance No. 5.88 was read in full, motion made.by Lake seconded by Overlie that Ordinance No. 588 has been given the first reading, motion carried, motion made by Lake seconded by Glasow that Ordinance No. 588 be given the second reading by title only, motion carried, Ordinance No. 588 was read by title, motion made by Overlie seconded by Lake that Ordinance No. 588 has been given the second reading by title only, motion carried. S.L. COLEMAN (COLORED) TRAILERS': Mrs Coleman states he has threetrailers he would like to place on five lots; feels that he should not have to take out a trailer camp license. This was turned to the Police.a nd License committee to investigate and make recommendation: HOUSING AUTHORITY ANNITAL REPORT FOR 1946: was presented by ''Vendell Brown, he furni-shed a copy for each member of the council and the I;4ayor. i THE APPOINTMENT OF WENDET L B R0l:[N AS` COMMISSION OF THE HOUSING AUTIIORI.TY for a rterm ! of five years beginning anuary 28, 1947 and ending lanuary 28, 1952 was made by -the Mayor. BIDS ON POLICE CARS AND MOTORCYCLE: advertised at this time to be opened and read were read as follows: FIVE BIDS RECEIVED CENTRAL MOTORS: O,qft new 1947 Ford 100 H.P. V-8 Super Dalux Fordor Sedan D'vered in Pasco- - - - - - - - - - - - - 1"1566:34 e Less Federal Excise Tax- - - - - - - - - - 84.97 ( City to furnish; exemption certificate) 1481.37 State Sales Tax @ 3% 44.44 1525.81 Less trade -in -1942 Plymouth Se'd.- - - - - 955.00 Net cash balance= - - - - -- 570.81' Delivery expectancy within 30 days from date of award. One new Ford Sedan Delivery, 100 H.P. V-8 Delivered in Pasco - - - - - - - - -- $1350.57 Less Federal Excise Tax- - - - - - _ - - - - - - 5-4.80 City to furnish exemption certificate) 1295.77 State Sales tax @ 310- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - 38.87 334 Less trade-in, 1938 Ford Panel - - - - - - - - 505.00 Net cash balance 829.64 Delivery expectancy,, 60 to 90 days. One new 1947 Ford Light-13uty Yanel, 100 H.P. V-8. Delivered in Pasco- - - - - - - - - - - $1369.80 Less Federal Excise,Tax- - - - - - - - - - - - 56.49 (City to furnish exemption certificate) 1313.31 Stats sales tax Cu. 30- - - - - - - - - - 39.40 352.71 Less trade-in, 1938 Ford Panel- - - - - - - - 505:00 Net cash balance- - - - - - - - - - - - - 847.7 Delivery expectancy, 60 to 90 days. ELMER SMITH MOTORS 1947 Hudson Super Six Four Door Sedan Model 171, Price $ 1,509.88, including Three i Fourths Leather Grain Trim Upholstery: Weatherma,ster Heater and Defroster and the �rtrashin� ton State Sales Tax of 3%. Will allow $900.00 for the 1942 Plymouth Police Car, which leaves a balance of $609.88. 1288 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULA R_NEEZ'IJVG COT-NiTED �� _ COMMITTEE ROOM _i-�= __ _ _ __ FE3RUA 4_,1947 _ PASCO AUTO COMPANY: I One Chevrolet (1947) Sytlemaster, 4 door sport sedan including spare tire, less Federal Excise Tax $1325:50 Washington State Sales Tax 39:77 36I� '5:27 Less Allowance 1942 Plymouth Sedan 865.27 I _ Net Difference b0%00 Delivery date within 90 days, except dealer shall not be liable for delays caused by the manufacturer, accidents, s trikes, fires, or other eausesbeyond our control. One Chevrolet (1947) Fleetmaster 4 Door Sport Sedan including spare tire, less Federal Excuse Tax 61390.50 Washington State Sales Tax 41.72 $P1432:22 Less allowance 1942 Plymouth Sedan 862.22 Net difference 570.00 Delivery date within 90 days, except -dealer shall not be liable for delays caused i' by the manufacturer, accidents, stri)ces, fires or other causes beyond our control. One Current IViodel Chevrolet Sedan Delivery, including spare tire, less Federal Excise Tax $1254.25 � Washington State Sales Tax 37.63, 129-7.-88 Less Allowance 19.3.8 Ford Panel 201:88 ` Net Difference 0.00 Delivery date within 90 days, except -dealer shall not be liable for delays caused by the manufacturer, accidents, strikes, fires or other causes. beyond our control. j One current model Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Panel, includin spare tire, less Federal Excise Tax �p1168.25 Washington State Sales Tax 35.05 203:30 Less Allowance 1938 Ford Panel 203:30 Net Difference $ 000.00 Delivery date within 90 days, except dealer shall not be liable for delays caused by the manufacturer, accidents, strikes, fires or other causes beyond our control. it BI -COUNTY EQUIPI1r.ENT COMPANY: I One new 1947 Plymouth Special D:eLux four -door sedan, equipped with seat covers, bumper guards, oil bath air cleaner, oil filter, wheel rins, spare tire 91575'00 0 State Sales Tax 47.25 _ 1622.25 Less allowance for 1942 four -door Plylouth Police Car 900.00 i Net cash difference 722.25 Delivery to be accomplished within sixty days of award of bid. COLUMBIA MACHINE & CYCLE CO: Submitted an incomplete bid, it was recommended that the city re.advertise. j The bids were turned to the Police Committee to consider, the committee adjourned to the Clerks office to study bids. J.C. WADE: again requests that more fire hydrants be placed in his area at the West end of the city. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED by unanimous consent. ' READING OF THE MINUTES.: Minutes of the previous meetingswere read and approved. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE by unanimous consent. . Ij - BIDS ON POLICE CARS: The committee returned.with bids on Police cars and recommend the purchase of a Ford Sedan Delivery 100 H.P.-V-8., $ 1334.,64 less $50-5.00 for the 1938 Ford Panel, I net cost $829.64 from the Central Motors; a Fleetmast Chevrolet 1947, four door sport sedan $1432.22, less $862.22 for 1942 -Plymouth Sedan, net cost %570.00 from the Fa-sco "uto Company; Motor cycle bid from Columbia Machine & Oycle Company tabled, motion made by IrVd-Ilis to accept the Police committees recommendation, motion seconded by Overlie, carried by roll call vote of seven (7).; Motion made by Lake that we readvertise for a motor cycle, bids callable February 18, 1947, motion seconded by Beck, carried by roll call vote of seven (7). Clerk to notify Columbia Machine & Cycle Co. of their error. { REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED by unanimous consent. (� 1289 P-IASC:O, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING CONTINUED COMMITTEE ROOM''. FEBRUARY 49 19:47 BILLS: Current bills a,gains't the city were read as fo-llows, motion made by Wallis seconded by Beck that all vouchers properly s,igned'and approved be paid, motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). C.R. Wallis to check on repairs to, Recreation Building roof and adv;ae City Clerk. 1902 to 1907 190'8• 1Q,09 19,10 to 1912 1913 1:9.1.4 1915' 19,,16 191-7 19`18 1519 1920 S,9 21 1922 298 2;99 3'00 3611 3'02 56:1 to 56'5 566 '567 56'.8 56'9 570 571. 572 577 574. 575 5'76 57;7 578 579 58.0: 581 532 5E3'3 6.157 6158 6159 to 6171 61-72, 6173 6.174 6175 6176 6177 6178 6`179 6.1:80 6181 6182 6183 61'84 618'5 61`36. 6187, 6188 6189 619'0 619.1 619.2 6193 6194 STREET DEPART1,4ENT Street Department Pd roll 1,,,128'.66 State Treasurer I. & M.A. 18.15 Pasco Bank Withholding tax 84.90 Street Department Payroll 88.50 Minnesota l`''ining-& Mfg. Co. Signs 6.9.53 Nelson Equip.. Co. Compression cups 19.9'1 Westinghouse! Electric Supply St, lighting supplies 24.23 Webb Tractor & Eduip. Gage & repairs t,o .eqL-iip. 73.7'6 H,. Earl Clack Co�. Gaso.line 35.8.1. Whit& River Lumber Co. Lumber 11.26 I.I. Griggs Stakes 4.33 Pasco Hdvue., Co. Globes, chalk., laquer,, thinner 9:5,94 Griggs Globes 6.80 Pacific Power & Light Lights 2,95.68 1,957.4.6 SEI'VER EXTENSION John W. Cunningham 8c Ass,o. Checking profiles 28.23 T.I, Grigg Stakes. 2.88 Earle M. Pence Sewer In'sp. Helms 2nd Add. 105.00 E.M. Br. -own Sewer Contract 1,200.00 ,Pasco Water Dept. Laying sewer, Helm' "s 2nd 33.91 Spokane, & S&A� le Freight, on pipe VOID 1,370.02 RECREAT.I'ON DEPARTMENT Recreati-on Dept Pasco Bank Conley Chemical & Sup -ply Pasco Electric Shop Allen IN. Smith Twin City Garbage Service Ross 1t'lusic Shop _ Potlatch Yards, inc,. INo.ods Key Shop Pacific Tel.. '& `i'el. Co. Pasco Hardware. Co. Madison Lumber & M1 -ill Pacific Power cc -Lig_ ht C.o-. Griggs;. U.S. Laundry Pafs.co ,Nater 'Dept1, Candee Radio Electric City Treasurer L.I1. Vail Roo°ting WATER DEPAR'iMENT .Payroll Withholding ,.Tax Refills., cleaner & Floss Repair motor -floor waxer Tuning piano Dec & Jana. Records & Needles Coal - Keys & tags Service & calls Sprinklers) chisel Fuel Service Lobes, files, mat, blades Laundry Servi ae Repair to amp. Fr e i g1it Repairs to roof D.W. P. cGha-- Salary Walter Supt.-, John U. Cunningham. & Assso. 'Vater Ord.. & Schedules Water Departfnent Payroll State Treasurer Pasco Hank Withholding tax U,.S. Postoff ce Pastage on 5000 envelopes Hughes.&,Go. pipe fitting -'c; freight Federal lank & -Pipe Co. Plugs Neptune Met°er Co., Meter x connections Lee & Eastes Portland Freight Spokane, & S&A� le Freight, on pipe VOID VOID Vnitod Truck Lines Freight. Daily Journal of Commerce call for bids on bonds Penn. Salt Mfg. Co. of Wash.,Liquid chlorine Pacific Tel. :FC Tel. -6. Service White River- Lumber Co. Lumber Madison Lumber &1411 Co. 3 fence posts H.- Earl Clack..Co. Gasoline G.K. Mercier Lu:b, oil -*& al.c'nhol Henry Lester 2Two Tires 'Pasco Auto -Co. Lock Pasco Hardware Co-. Boltz washers Pacific Power & Light Co. Service City Treasurer Freight City Treasurer Grozz Income Tax 7.19 .52 8,.48 137 ..9,9 6 .:64. 10,00 4.o.0, 9.05 9.1'5 13 ..14. 4.48 2_.,3`6 93.,03 73.,14 2.3.. al 2.48 4.00 8..:39 1.. 52 103-.00 1'313'.-58 318'.59 1-50,.;OD 1:, 734.00 14,:.9;1 141,.10 150 :"00 8,G85.06 21.12 32:2.50 7.3.2 656.09 6.59 130.90 56.70 5'. 27 2-2.45 l.11 .11.88 8.04 56.96 1.60 .15 .85 10.37 1,881.55 13, 79'5,.61 1290 PASCO, WASHINGTON RFGULA.R_MEET_LXQ _ C.QNTINITEDC"Q=IZTZEE-R_O.O..M _ _ _�� bFFBRUA:RY=4_.-_ 947 I " 21722 21723 to 21732 21733 to 21740 21741 to 21748 21749 to 21764 21765 to 21773 21774. 21775• 21776 . 21777 21778• 21779. 21780- 21781. 1780-21781• 21782 21783- 21784 178321784 21785- 217,86- 217B7- 21788 1786- 21787-21788 21789 21790 21791 21792 21793 21794 21795< 21796- 21797- 21798 1'796-21797- 21798 21799- 21800 1799-21800 2180.1 21802 21803 21804. 21805 21806- 21807. 1806- 21807. 21808 - 2180 9 . 21810 21811, 21812, 21813- 218140 1813-218140 21815, 21816 21817. 21818. 21819- 21820 21821, 21822 21823- 21824 21825 21826 86 & 87 88 89 90 • DUPLICATED I .j CURRENT EXPENSE Association of Wash. Cities Annual dues 100.00 ;I Various Departments Payroll 12581.06 Mayor & Councilmen Payroll 78.30 Fire Department Payroll 1,537.72 Volunteer Fire Department Payroll 273.14 Police Department Payroll 1,735.64 State Treasurer I.I. & M.A. 20.62 Pasco Bank• Withholding tax 428.36 State Treasurer Fees Vol. Firemen R. & C. Fund 63.00 Treasurer of United States Fire Equipment 96.80 L.A. Matthias Reimbureement Payment fire Equip 24.20 Lester Morgan Sawing wood 9.00 D.W. Zent Restraining order & subscription 8.92 L.A. Matthias Use of car for inspections 25.00 County Treasurer Taxes 13.52 Mrs. Esther Sawyer • y Meals for prisoners 190.50 , Austin & Hicks Fleet Liability,Ins. 162.07 Columbia Grain &.Feed Co. Scratch 8.81 D.P. Jones Sign Board 25.75 Pasco Hardware Co. Globes & sprinklers 22.47 �I Consolidated Freightways, Inc. Freight power mower 4.41 Grant H. Stringham Treasurers Bond 50.00 Shaw & Borden Co. Ink .86 Standard Oil Co. Gasoline by c redit card 2.46 Monarch Machine & Tool Co. Welding 3 meters 9.27 Art Burnside & Co. Radio.clip board with batteries 5.04 Woods Key_ Shop keys 3.24 Columbia Hdw. Co. Tools & Supplies 68.06 Bryants Marina, Inc. 1 Jacobsen H.P. Moyer 479.19 W.A. Groce Dues for Wash. State Assn. 9.00 L.N1 .Curtis & Sons 2 fire Ext. & refills 17.10 Empire Electric Co. Bulbs 1.11 Economy Super Service Battery -Charge 1.00 American Fire Equip. Co. Turnout coats, panto, & foam 50.93 .James S. Bamford Reimbursement C.S. Exam. 1.50 Pasco Electric Shop Push button for -Siren 11.85 J.P. Head Plumbing & Heating Spout, strainer, bar, holder 28.38 Dunning Ins. Agency Bonds 25.00 Munnell & Sherrill Crome plates & fog nozzles 59.48 Gamble Store Electric Dorn 6.13 Clarence W. Miller Sharpening power mower 8.24 Consolidated Freightways, Inc.Freight 1.10 Economy Tire & Auto Service Tire Repair 1.80 Vasco Auto Co: . Repairs to Police car 20.86 Stromme Motor Sales Exchange Ford Carb, 7.73 Conley Chemical & Supply,Co. Janitor Supplies 19.61 Pasco Paint &-Picture Store -Rubber matting 6.2,8 Bi -County Equip. Co. Polish Cloths 5.23 The Note"=Mover Co. • Mower Parts 7.12 U.S. Laundry Laundry for fire rooms 11.81 Ivan W. Lee Springield Sweeper 52.52 Griggs Light Fixtures- 35.17 The Pasco Herald Supplies & Adv. 198.05 Pacific Tel & Tel. Co. Calls 40.32 Twin City Garbage Service Service 6.00 Pacific Power & Light Service 81.19 H. Earl Clack Co. gasoline & fuel•oil 193.70 City Treasurer Liens, box rent, postage 21.14 Pasco Water Dept. Labor & service 217.36 I 8,174.62 , SEWER FUND Sewer Fund Payroll State Treasurer I.I. & M.A. Pasco Bank Withholding tax Pacific Power & Light Co. Sewer Pump dower SEWER EXTENSION_FUND Surveying & Inspl Resording Hes Ch profiles E e M. Pence Ci, y Tre a .____ John W. Cunningham I.I. Grigg 11sar1e M., P rown E.�. Pasco Water Dept. Sewer Insp. e Add. Sewer Contract .Laying Sewer, Helms 2nd Add. 413.90 6.50 9.10 2.50 432.00 73.25 d 2.90 28.23 2.88 -105.00 0.00 33.91- 1$446.17 i! 1291 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULARPlli :kT.I.NG _ CON.T.INt,.EDC.O.It MI.T.T.ERO. FE_�3RUA:R-Y-4_,_1.9.47 - ----- LIBRARY DEPARTMENT BILLS CONTINUED 744 to 747 Library Dept. Payroll 321.00 748 Pasco Bank Withholding tax 39.30 749 John W. Graham & Co. New Books 1.66 750 Macmillan Co. New Books 8.40 751 Beckley-Cardy Co. New Books 16.48 752 National Home Builder New Book 5.00 753 Spokesman -Review Subscription 6.,9,0 754 Lee -Perry Co. Door Mat 2.32 755 Pacific Power & Light Co. Service 14.46 756 U.;S. Laundry Service 10'.24 757 Pasco _Water Dept. Service 2.00 758 City Treasurer Postage 20.00 Grand Total COMMUNICATIONS: STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH: 447.76 :27, 49'1.05 A letter w as read.f rom Emil C. Jensen, Chief Division of Public &Health Engineering regarding the displacement of D.VN. McGhee as ";Vater Manager and quoted State Board of Health requiring that said person shall be approved by the State Director of Health. State laws were quoted regarding purification of water to be delivered to the public. City ('lerk instructed to answer letter statin; the present operator H.V. Harris has had .seventeen (17) years of service as assistant 111fat:er Manager and is fully acquainted with. the system, motion so made by Beck s'.econded by Grigg, carried so ordered.. WASHINGTOTI STATE DEVELOPMENT BOARD': A letter was -read from N.E. Parker., Executive Secretary regarding Ordinance setting up fund,for Water Filtration Plant, also copy of letter to the State Development Board by the city clerk-, submitting forms BB -108 (Rev.) showing that matching money had -been transferred to a Special h'und and requesting allocation by the Board of $58,37.2.26. GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS: A letter was read from J.K. Chaedle acknowledging receipt of bids and _that they are being analyzed by the apokane & Eastern Branch of the Seattle First National Bank. PAINTING CITY WATER TANKS: A letter was read from E.F. Sherrill, Caldwell, Idaho, desiring to be employed to paint the water tanks and giving.recommendations, moti:oh made by Lake to advise by return mail, that he stop off here, make 'inspection and give estimate on cost, motion seconded by Overlie and carried. SEWER EXTENSION: A petition requesting the extension of the seiner along Mound from 13th to 16th, signed by seven (7) persons was read and turned to the water committee. FEDERAL HOUSING AUTHORITY (REGREATION BUI.LDIIdG) RESOLUTION NO. 278 -RECREATION BUILDING: To authorize the purchase of the Recreation Building for $1,200..00; following a discussion, motion made by Beck that Resolution No. 278 be adopted, motion seconded by Wallis, carried by roll call vote of seven (7). PA SCO AIR BASE: Mayor Nelson spoke of Fred Bishop and Camp Sanford from Yakima stopping here a few minutes and with the Mayor looked over the Pasco �'ir Base, the 13th Naval Air District is very anxious to have the city take over part or all of the Pasco Station, any one part could be acquired if the city desired to go into this gradually, motion made by Lake that Mayor elsonand John Beck be authorized to negotiate with the 13th Laval Air District for some portion of the Pasco. Base, preferabley the field, motion seconded by Grigg, carried so ordered. PLANNING COMMISSION VACANCIES: Mayor Nelson at this time appointed I..I. Grigg for a five ,year term to succeed Alice Hogan and Ray Clark to succeed L.L. Stringham, appointments were nbt approved. At this time 10:15 P.M. Mayor Nelson received a telephone call and asked to be excused. A.T. Hostetter Mayor Pro -Tem took charge of the taeeting PLANNING COMMISSION AND PROPOSED ORDINANCE: In discussing the Planning Commission and proposed Ordinance No. 571; a motion was made by Beck that the zoning Ordinance No. 571 submitted by the Planning Commission be placed in the hands of the Building Committee for study and recommendation., motion seconded by Grigg, carried so ordered. X92 PASCO, WASHINGTON RECULA-R =MEAT_-I-.NGiQ.O,NTI.1JTED -_ _ C_OMMI.T.TEE-R-0-0N[ -_ FEBRUARY FROM OM COMMITTEES LICENSE APPLICATION FOR NURSES HOME-: FIRE C014MITTEE REPORTS; that the building on 4th and akima has not been acquired for -this pur.pos.e.,, therefore no action d' could be taken . Fire hazard at M. & M. Cafe•and Bmlls-Place-to be turned to the _ i' Fire Thief and City Attorney to enforce. the Ordinance. BUS FRANCHISE AND ORDINANCE: More time was granted, T PUBLIC BUILDINGS: LIGHTING CITY HALL: .The committee recommend that desk lights i be purchased and installed where needed. Water Departments office needs one swinging light, out lets in council room would accomodate floor lightsand adding machines, motion made by Beck seconded by Glasow that the dommttees recommendation II� be accepted, motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7) ' POLICE CHIEF MCKI'BBON: reports the need of an•Or.dinance authorizing the disposal of old luggage, clothes and other articles which are terribly in the way and take up space that i.s badly needed, motion made by Lake teconded by Glasow that this be turned to the City Attorney to draw up an Ordinance covering the method and, 4 authorization for this disposal, motion.carried so ordered. STREET COMMITTEE GRAVELING: the following streets was recommended by the committee: t 12th from Yakima to Bonneville, ap_proximate cost $150.00. HOPKINS:Street from Murray to'Lu:cas, cost approximately $30Q..00. motion made by d Grigg seconded by Glaswo to accept the committees recommendation and that they be authorized. to do the work,, motion carried by roll call vote of seven (M). Further recommendations in Moens Addition were made by the committee as.follows: NIXON STREET: from Murray to Lucas approximate cost $380.00., motion made by take seconded by Wallis to accept the committee's recommendation and that they be w authorized to do the work, motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7T. RECREATION COMMITTEE: reports that Dwight Thomas, scout master reports the need I� of a fort where kids can go and camp; he seems to favor a location adjacent Riverview Park, menti -on was made of Locust Grove where property had been donated to the scouts; a suggestion was made by the City Attorney that Harold Blanton be ro asked to make a road to Locust Grove, Overlie to work with Beck on %rk, n Club deal, recommendation was made that we-ygo ahead with the work at Memorial motion made by Lake to employ a man for the plans of land scaping Memorial Park., motion seconded by Glasow carried by roll call vote of seven (7). Title on,property to be checked, all property not clear as to city ownership, Zent and committee to meet with Legion Committee at City Attorneys office and settle owner ship of property, Park Committe.e of the city to meet Sunday the 9th, 2:30 P.M. at Hostetttters;, Overlie Chairman. WATER COMMITTEE: recommend the installation of new mains by call for bids: - 5001 1 Block, 'on West Yakima Lucas to Pacific 11501 3.L Blocks on.L»cas from Shoshone to alley South of Mound 1425t 3'2 Blocks fr.om 10th St. West on Bonneville 1 block, north to Hopkins St. West ori Hopkins to Lucas St,. - '7201 2Blocks on No. 12th from Clark to Hopkins 31001 8 Blocks on So. Oregon St. 115701 1 Block on Marvin between. Main & Oregon 265 Motion made by Beck that the Water committees recommendation to call for bids on pipe installation be approved, bids callable, February 18, 1947, motion seconded by Grigg, carried by roll call vote of seven (7). Purchasing material was also recommended as follows: 2 12" Valves 3 6t1 Valves 5 4" Valves 6 Fire Hydrants I Fittings for 12" Wipe _ Approx 4. Crosses 4 Tees Fittings for 8" Pipe 6 Crosses 5 Tees Fitting for 6"' Pipe 10 Cros s,es 5 Tee.s 7 tons of Calking Lead 500# Oakum. s Extension of time on connecting to sewer. By Resolution, , Motion made by Beck that the Water Department be authorized to purchase.material as they deem necessary, motion seconded by Grigg:, carried by roll call vote of seven (7). Extension of time on connecting to sewer.. a Resolution authorizing the extension of time to be drawn by,�'ity, Attorney. I 1293. - PRSCO, ANAST1 -INGTON FEBRUARY 4, 1947 COMMITTEE. ROOM _RZGULA.R CDNTI1\TUED G.G. BARNHILLS license for trailer sales lot 320 W... Lewis., was read, motion made by Beek that license br granted, motion seconded by Plasow, Parried so ordered., CIVI'L SExtVICE CO -A MIS',SKONS RECOM11,4EKDATIOTN: January 21, 1947 that- the promotional system be enacted and c-r�6ating a position of Captain at a monthly salary of $265,00 per month ' base pay for patrolmen start at 1205.00 for the first six, months,, then en �, $215i,00 :�or the next six (0 ihonths.; N225,00 for a period .of one (1) year,, then the regular rate of 'q'p230 "5,00 b6ginning, t',he third year, motion made by Beek Secorided by Overlie that the effective date be -January 21, 194,7,, motion, carried ,so ordered. ORDINANCENO.586. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDI14G FOR THE LICENSING OF CERTAIN MECHANICAL 'DEVICES, PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR, OPERATION OF, THE SAME AND PROVIDING 'PENALTY FOR THE, VIOLATION THEREOPi REPEALING ORDINAN,CE' NO. 566i, Motion made, by Glasow seconded by Beck that Ordinance No., 586 be tabled, motion carried by roll call vote, of seven (7). CERTIFIED CHECKS TUBE RETURNED* Returning certd check accompaning bids, of the. unsucceasfL�.l bidders w.as requasted bT the, clerk, motion made by, Beck sed'oh-ded by U'verlie that the City (�le:rk be authorized to return certified checks of unsuccessful bidders, moti.on carried. RESOLUTION NO. 277: Authorizing the (%ity Clerk of Pasco to notify ;the Northern Pacific Railway Co. that the city waives' the, -right to a hearing on petition for building a spur across 5th Street, motion, made, by, Beck seconded by Overlie to adopt Resolution No. 277, motion, aarried, by roll c all vote of seven (T) LIGHTS ON"NESTHENRY: this was turnedot,o the Light Committee. &I'VIMMING POOL: Plans. and spe,cifi,cati,ons for a pool were discussed,, not to, well pleased with E.G., Morgans proposition seedmed to be unanimous,. Malloney Of,Spokane will c ome down and talk with the council but could not,a-ttend this meeting. POLICE CHIEF: wshes to purchase a State Licens=e : Directory at a cost of 075,.00', motion made by Beck, that the, Chief be authorized to- obtain State Automobile, License Number Directory, motion seconded 11by Lake, carried by roll call vote of seven The chief also spoke of amback on the ack of the 1he building for the new equipipent this was referred tb the building and Police Cbmtitt,ee.., to meet Sunday afternoon at 1:30, o'clock P.M. RATS: are bad again at the dump and through the city clerk., report. . this, c�ondition to the health Department.. ADJOURNMENT: Overlie made by' Lake aaconded,by Uvr,lie that the meeting adjourn to 2:00 o'clock P.M., Thursday; February 6th, 1947, motion carried so ordered,. Attezt: 'Mayor City Clerk Passed and approved this 6/18 -day of February —1947.., City Clerk W, ADJOURNED MEETING- PAS CO, FEBRUARY 6, 1947 COT,IMITTEE' ROOM CALL TO ORDER:clock P.14.,, Mayor Pro,-TQm, Hoste.t:t,e,r was, present, to call the � at 2:00 o"' meeting to Order; no quorum.,being, present the meeting was adjourned to eight o1alock., 'Friday, February 7, 1947. A t t,e,st!:, Mayor Pro -Tem ,City Cle.rk Passed and approved this 18 day of February 1947. City Clerk