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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-04-1948 Minutes1450 PASCO,WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBER MAY 4, 1948 CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at 8:10 P.M., Honorable Mayor W. A. Nelson, presiding. ROLL CALL: By Clerk, Councilmen present were John Beck, Art Glasow, Jr., A. T. Hostetter, H. G. Lake and C. R. Wallis. Absent were Charles Grigg and T. G. Overlie; also City Attorney D. W. Zent. BILLS: REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE PETITION COLUMBIA ADDITION (Earl Churchman): A petition to annex Col- umbia Addition to the City, was read, signed by 75 7 in assessed valuation for general taxation _of the property described as Columbia River Addition, same to be changed to Columbia Addbition. A Replate was presented at this time showing correction of street names as. requested by the Council. Motion made by Beck that the City accept the replate as corrected and presented of Columbia River Addition, changing to Columbia Addition, also that Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign plat for annexation to the City. Motion seconded by Lake. Motion and second withdrawn. Motion made by Beck that a Public Hearing be set for Tuesday May 18, 1948, motion seconded by Lake; carried so ordered. DUDLEY FURNITURE - REMOVING TREES: Mr. Dudley requests the removal of trees from the parking strip on the south side of Clark between 4th and 5th. Motion made by Beck that the Street Dept. be authorized to remove trees from Park- ing on South side of block between 4th and 5th on Clark; motion seconded by Wallis and carried. G. I. CAB (Shaffer): Mr. Shaffer states the loading stand requested in front of the Lewis Hotel is not -wanted now, but they would like a stand on Lewis near corner of 4th at the Chevron Gas Station. The Police Committee recommended that this location be granted the G. I. Cab Co. Motion made by Lake, seconded by Glasow that the recommendation of the Police Committee to allow the G. I. Cab Co. to have a loading and unloading stand at the corner of 4th and Lewis on Lewis, lst meter on North east corner, also to install a telephone system; motion carried. S. L. COLEMAN - BARBAQUE SAUCE: Repacking sauce at 127 W. Shoshone was requested . Motion made by Hostetter, seconded by Glasow that this be turned to the Health Dept.; motion carried. DYER * CARNIVAL: Carnival site West of Swimming Pool in Residential District R-1 was discussed with the Council. The question of sanitation was con- sidered. Chief of Police says the distance from the center of the City would make policing difficult. Mayor Nelson wished to,gonon record opposing carnivals in any Residential Districts. South Ainsworth in M-1 East of 10th, West on 10th, and West of 10th along Railroad were sites mentioned. Motion made by Beck, seconded by Lake that the Junior Chamber be licensed for any one of the above mentioned locations; motion.carried. AGREEMENT FOR RADIO STATION COSTS: An agreement between the county of Franklin and the City of Pasco, to share expense in the construction, maintenance and repair of a radio station tower for joint and separate use by prospective law enforcement agencies, cost approximately $$3,000.00. Agreement for a period of one year, commencing the 5th day of May, 1948. Motion made by Lake, seconded by Wallis authorizing the Mayor to sign all negotiations for radio Station tower with the County; motion carried by roll call vote of five (5). RECREATION BUILDING ROOF: The Recreation Building roof is in a bad con- dition. City Ehgineer to set up specifications and call for bids on repairs. Motion made by Glasow that call for bids be set for May 18, 1948. Motion seconded by Wallis and carried. CLEANING AGENCY (B. Jewel): B. Jewel requests permission to operate a cleaning agency from his residence at 420 E. Ainsworth for a short time only, until r, location can be obtained in the correct location. Motion made by Beck that Bd11 Jewel and Burke be granted temporary permission for Business license for cleaning agency, until a location can be obtained in the proper zone. Motion seconded by Lake and carried. PEDDLERS ORDINANCE: Mrs. Janis of Richland takes orders and sells the Baby-tenda, and two gentlemen selling vacumn cleaners were interested in having Ordinance No. 609 amended. Motion made by Lake, seconded by Beck that the Green River Ordinance No. 609 be considered for amendment; Police and License Committee with the Chief of Police to make recommendation and report May 5, 1948. Motion seconded by Hostetter and carried. DAY LIGHT SAVING TIME: Day Light Saving Time was discussed. Motion made Lake that the Council go on record as favoring the.change to Daylight Saving Time. Motion withdrawn. CASS'S TAXI: Request license to operate one more taxi; this was turned to the Police Committee for report. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED by unanimous consent. Current Bills against the City were read as follows: Motion made by Hostetter, seconded by Wallis that all uouchers, properly signed and approved be honored. Motion carried by roll call vote of four (4)• Glasow was out of the room. by IL.: 1451 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING (Continued) COUNCIL CHAMBER MAY 41 1948. BI LLS: CURRENT EXPENSE 23274 Pasco Water Dept. Service 236.60 23275 City Treasurer Postage, Box rent & deed 33.31 23276 Amos Whitmire Salary, Park laborer 20.00 23277 to 23284 Mayor & Councilman, Payroll Salary 80.00 23285 to 23298 Various Dept., payroll Salary 2,685.90 23299 to 23306 Fire Dept., Payroll Salary 1,891.26 23307 to 23321 Volunteer Fireman, Payroll Salary 77.50 23322 to 23333 Pplice Dept., Payroll Salary 2,403.25 23334 Pasco Bank Withholding Tax 219.60 23335 to 23339 Navy Fire Dept., Payroll Salary 748.12 23340 Pasco Bank Withholding Tax 266.50 23341 Pasco Bank Withholding Tax 278.90 23342 Shaw & Borden Co. office supplies 57.16 23343 Void 23344 Ivan W. Lee Lawn mower parts 16.88 23345 Munnell & Sherrill, inc. Fog nozzles, and applicators 131.30 23346 Fire Extinguisher Sales & Ser.v. Recharge 5.15 23347 Wash. State Assoc. of Fire Chiefs dues 9.00 23348 Motorola, Inc. Rect. & cond. 4.20 23349 Esther Sawyer meals for prisoners 585.00 23350 White River Lumber Co. Lumber 108.08 23351 Bailey's Plumbing & Heating Co. Toilet repairs 7.21 23352 Ol K. Tire Shop Tire repair & tube 13.70 23353 Jobs Nursery trees 7.62 23354 Neon Electric Service Service to fire alarm 20.38 23355 U. S. Laundry laundry 11.29 23356 Pasco Motor Supply chamois 4.37 23357 Twin -City Motor Supply oxygen 3.19 23358 Grigg's Blinds 17.00 23359 Madison Lumber & Mill Co. lumber 18.38 23360 Cleta Dillingham Salary, Ex. Steno. work 7.50 23361 Imperial Carbon Co. carbon 18.13 23362 W. A. Nelson Towels 2.10 23363 Dunning Insurance Co. Bond & Ins. Valuation incr. 6.33 23364 Columbia Grain & Feed Co. Feed & Seed 19.78 23365 Twin City Garbage Service Service 7.00 23366 Tri -City Herald Legals & Supplies 46.08 23367 H. Earl Clack Co. gasoline & fuel oil 407.76 23368 Columbia Hardware Co. Supplies 10.94 23369 Franklin County P.U.D.#1 Service 368.58 23370 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. calls & rentals 75.73 23371 Pasco Water Dept. Service 251.95 23372 City Treasurer Deed, Postage & Express 15.07 23373 Zellerback Paper Co. Janitor supplies 58.80 11,150.52 SEWER FY3D 143 S Dept. Payroll Sewer p ay Salary Salar 238.20 144 Pasco Bank Withholding Tax 11.40 145 Roslyn Foundry Manhole rings & covers 119.48 146 Franklin County P.U.D.#1 Power 10.73 147° City Treasurer freight 11.40 391.21 ° WATER FUND 6715 to 6726 Water Dept., Payroll Salary 2,221.93 6727 Pasco Bank Withholding Tax 137.40 6728 Tax Commission Excise Tax 466.29 6729 Crane Co. Pipe &, fittings 146.12 6730 E. N. Hallgren pipe & fittings 429.10 I, 6731 Pioneer, Incorporated Water bills 260.73 6732 Penn. Salt Mfg. Co. Liquid Chlorine 60.00 6733 Consolidated Supply Co. curb cocks 23.76 6734 Rensselaer Valve Co. Valves 12.48 6735 Neptune Meter Co. Meter parts 90.23 6736 Western Gas & Power Co. Plumber's pot & pro -gas 38.11 6737 Hughes & Co. Drill & tap, valves & pipe fit.215.34 6738 Monarch Machine & Tool Co. Repairing picks 4.12 6739 Yakima Bindery & Printing Co. office supplies 3.45 6740 Economy Tire & Auto Service Repair to car 24.10 6741 White River Lumber Co. Lumber & clay 38.11 6742 D. P. Jones Signs on two pick-ups 4.12 6743 Tri -City Herald Pub. Ordinance No. 616 7.50 6744 Madison Lumber & Mill Co. Lumber 92.83 6745 Brown Sand & Gravel Co. Gravel 7.21 6746 Pasco Machine Co. parts & repairs 230.72 6747 The Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. calls & rent 2.15 6748 H. Earl Clack Co. gasoline 15.40 6749 City Treasurer freight 52.57 6750 Franklin County P.U.D.#1 Power & Service 479.24 �, 67,: 5,063.01 I 1452 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING (Continued) COUNCIL CHAMBER MAY 41 1948. BILLS: (Continued) LIBRARY FUND 972 to 978 Library Dept., Payroll Salary 555.55 979 Pasco Bank Withholding Tax 66.01 980 J. K. Gill of Wash., Inc. New Books 15.32 981 The College Blue Book Book 6.50 982 The Manual Arts Press New Book 2.88 983 The A. N. Marguis Co. New Books 10.88 984 Twin -City Garbage Service Service 1.00 985 The Mac Millan Co. New Books 2.41 986 Blackfriars Press New Books 848.45 987 Wilcox & Follett Co. New Books 4.46 988 Jayhe's Plumbing Repairs to stoker 3.50 989 Nelson's Market Polish, cleaner, Soap, etc. 6.00 990 The Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. Calls 2.55 991 Franklin County P.U.D.#1 Service 15.56 992 Pasco Water Dept. 'Service 2.00 705.07 RECREATION FUND. 820 to 823 Recreation Dept., Payroll Salary 707.09 824 Pasco Bank Withholding Tax 90.91 825 I. I. Grigg Supplies & Fuses 16.55 826 Juvenal Ice & Fuel Fuel 38.34 827 Shield's Color set & liquid 3.50 828 Grigg s belts 4.90 829 Twin -City Garbage Service Service 2.00 830 Simchuk Bros. Athletic Supplies 60.69 831 Thriftway Stores Handicraft Supplies 56.66 832 American Handicraft Co. Supplies 2.04 833 The J. E. Porter Corporation T&raiais reels 17.36 834 0. K. Tire Shore Repair to Basketball .77 835 Franklin County P.U.D.#1 service 36.22 836 Void 837 T. R. Benson Reimbursement, 10@ miles 5.00 838 Pasco Tiater Dept. Service 5.05 1,047.08 STREET FUND 2173 to 2178 Street Dept., Payroll Salary 12289.62 2179 Pasco Bank Withholding Tax 113.60 2180 Grigg's Bulbs & cut-outs 85.34 2181 Brown Sand & Gravel Co. Gravel, 285 cu..yds. 322.89 2182 Monarch Machine & Tool Co. sign posts, repair to pump 37.14 2183 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. Gear lub 13.63 2184 W. A. Nelson Ground meat for rats 13.90' 2185 Franklin County P.U.D.#1 Service 33.25 2186 Grigg Bulbs & cut-outs 66.38 2187 H. Earl Clack Co. Gas & Oil 117.42 2,093.17 AIRPORT FUND 114 to 119 Air Port Dept., Payroll Salary 886.10 120 Pasco Bank Withholding Tax 110.90 121 Empire Electric Co. fuse, bulb, check beacon 12.14 122 Twin City Motor Supply, Inc., 1 large sta-lube 1.44 L 123 Franklin County P.U.D.#1 Service 730.45 124 Pasco Water Dept. Service 101.75 1,842.78 FILTRATION PLANT 38 UD-6hnDW l-gui Ty1nghamo& Acs acc3:ate s P bgre sso P&ymbn<tc Fd is Plant 2,500.00 39 Tri -City Her Call for bids, Filtration 30.59 40 Hugh G. Purcell Co. 1 -Gat - 1 Indicator, 5" float 128.75 41 James Construction Co. Progress Estimate No. 10 10,751.75 42 City Treasurer Express 3.61 43 Void 13,414.70 I SWIMMING POOL 29 Tri -City Herald Call for Bids 64.76 30 Franklin County P.U.D.#1 Service 18.85 83.61 GRAND TOTAL 350791.15 ( Continued) PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBER ARBITRATION FEES: A voucher was presented by the American Arbitration Association, for fees to arbitrate in the amount of $147.50. City Attorney says ✓ not to allow the bill as he does not intend to arbitrate. No action taken. RECREATION BUILDING FIRE: A sworn statement in proof of loss in the amount of $7.11 to cover a fire on the ceiling of the Recreation Building. Mayor and City Clerk to sign and return for payment. LICENSES PENDING: License applications as follows were turned to the Police and License Committee for investi§ation and report: James L. Joyce, Watkins Products; Barber Shop, 215 W. Lewis, Robert Patrick and Davis Hogem; Car Rental Travel Bureau, Byron W. Flint; Trucks for Rent, Padific Truck Rental System; Drive Yourself Car Rental, Hertz; Ske.e Ball Machines, Ralph J. Alexander; Parking Space 115 -2nd Ave., Parking Meter 'Space 3rd & Lewis, Utz, Parking Meter. Space, Lloyd's Cafe, Royal Cab Co. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES: STREET COMMITTEE: reports curbs are not being set back in place. BLACK TOP: Oiling alley in Block 4 Sylvester Addition was requested by Glasow. Property owners willing to pay.from $150.00 to $170.00. Motion made by Beck, seconded by Lake that Street Department be authorized to oil alley in Blo6k 4 Sylvester Addition; motion carried. Material to be obtained from old mix left from stock pile. FILLING HOLE in alley between Shoshone and Bonneville and parking lot West of City Hall has been suggested. This was turned to the City Engineers. FINANCIAL REPORT REVENUE FROM BONDS: The City Treasurer requests that the amount of 8,750.00 be set up in a fund for retirement of Bonds and payment of interest on Pasco Water Revenue Bonds of 1948, as provided for in Ordinance No. 617, of March 8th, 1948. The Finance Committee recommends that the funds for payment of interest and retirement -of Bonds be transferred from the Water Department Funds Of 1948 to Revenue'Bond Redemption Fund and that the City Clerk be authorized to make transfer in accordance with Ordinance No. 617. Resolution to be drawn by the City Attorney. Motion made by Beck to accept recommendation of the Finance Committee, motion seconded by Glasow and carried by roll call vote of five (5). MAYOR NELSON suggested that everyone that can get away, should go to the Convention of the Association of Washington Cities, May 20th and 21st, 1948 Spokane, Washington. ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Lake, seconded by Wallis that the meeting adjourn t o Tuesday, 8:00 o'clock P. M., May 18, 1948; motion carried. ATTEST: City Clerk Passed and approved this day of, 1948.