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Home My WebLink About12-21-1948 MinutesP PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBER DECEMBER 211 1948 CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at 8:05 P.M., Honorable Mayor Pro Tem A. T. Hostetter presiding. ROLL CALL: By Clerk: Councilmen present were John Beck, Charles Grigg, A. T. Hostetter, H. G. Lake, T. J. Overlie. Art Glasow, Jr. arrived at 8:30. C. R. Wallis was absent. D. W. Zent, City Attorney was present. BILLS: Current bills against the city were read as follows. Motion was made by Beck, seconded by Lake that all vouchers properly signed and approved by paid; Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5). 7021 to 7035 7o36 7037 ,,7038 7039 7 040 '7041 7042 7043 7 044 7045 7 046 7047 7048 7 049 7059 7051 7052 7053 7054 7055 7 056 7057 2297 to 230 2 303 2304 2305 2 306 2 307 2 308 2309 2310 231i� 2312 2313 2 314 2 315 2 316 2 317 2 318 231 to 236 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245- 246 247 248 249 250 254 WATER DEPARTMENT Water Department Pasco Br. Seattle 1st Hughes & Co. Madison Lumber & Mill White River Lumber Co. Penn. Salt Mfg Co. Marchman & Williams Tri -City Herald Myron Rademiller Neptune Water Co. Art Zier Motors J. G. Ungerecht Hancock Shell Station Monarch Tool & Machine Brown Sand & Gravel Hale Richfield Station Pasco Hardware Pacific Tele & Tele. Pasco Garbage Clarence Miller H. Earl Clack City Treasurer Franklin Co. P. U. D. Payroll November 1948 Nat'l �9ithholding Pipe & Fittings. Lumber Lumber Liquid Chlorine Gaskets & Couplings Circulars Location Meter Parts Motor repair Meter boxes and covers Tire repair Co. Hydrant repair D ragline & Dozer time Lubrication Tools Telephone calls Service Saw Filing Gasoline Freight Service STREET DEPARTMENT_ Street Department Pasco Br. Seattle 1st Nat'l Pasco Hardware Myron Rademiller G. K. Mercier Stations Bi -County Equipment Central Motors Standard Oil of Calif. 0. K. Tire Shop Economy Tire Co. Nelson Equipment H. Earl Clack Union oil Company Roslyn Foundry Consolidated Freightways Franklin Co. P. U. D. Consolidated Freightways Payroll November Withholding Globes Survey services Battery and Anti -Freeze Plugs Water pumps & parts Gas & Oil Tire repair 10 Gallons anti -freeze Repair and parts Diesel and parts 53 gallons thinner Rings and covers Freight Service Freight AIRPORT DEPARTMENT Airport Department Pasco Br. Seattle lst Nat'l Pasco Products Columbia Hardware Bi -County Equipment H. Earl Clack Consolidated Freigthways Shields H. D. Fowlers Co. Pasco Hardware Catlow Transportation Franklin Co. P.U.D. Yl City Water Dept. City Treasurer Pacific Tele. & Tele. Shell Oil Co. Payroll November 1948 Withholding Concrete blocks Oil Can Car glass repair Gas & Oil Freight Office supplies Gasket & pipe Pyrene Bracing water tower Service Service Postage Service Kerosene 1515 $2,576.18 111.90 247.61 74.95 41.57 6o, oo 8.61 23.07 45.00 15.33 4.79 1o5. o6 2.58 4.87 7.00 6.35 22.17 6.20 189.00 3.50 16.99 34.89 4 1.18 7,$44.$0 11658.03 96.57 15.83 150.00 53.45 14.94 18.71 38.85 3.09 37.08 69.13 101.59 10.37 223.00 17.74 128.36 1.24_ 29637-98 1, 070.50 72.50 59.72 2.22 11.85 41.39 1.03 10.50 3.23 5.10 930.00 314026 454.75 6.00 48.96 8.00 6,129.01 PASCO- WASHIN TpN C OUN6 IL CHAT�ERS RECREATION FUND 95to 958 Recreation Department Payroll November 957 Pasco Br. Seattle 1st Nat'l Withholding 960 American Handicrafts Copper pins 961 Juvenal Ice & Fuel Nut coal 962 Shields Stationery Books 963 Conley chemical & Supply Towels 964 Pacific Tele. & Tele. Calls 965 Neon & Electric Co. Service 966 Films, Incorporated Rental 967 H. Earl Clack Diesel 968 Not used Not used 969 Pasco Hardware Tools & Lock 970 Pasco Garbage Service 971 Pasco Urniture Records 972 Thriftway Stores Pencils & Books 973 A. J. Haworth Roof repair 974 Tri -City Herald Letter heads 975 Sports Center Film rental 976 Pasco Water Department Service 977 Franklin County P. U. D. Service 978 -"Sports Center Ping Pong Table 49-.' - Void Void i" Police ID'epartment FILTRATION PLANT 506.90 66.00 3.10, 37.13 3.04 5.48 ,75 9.27 15.62 135.75 5.56, 4.00' 5.45. 23.62 15.71 17.66 2.06 12.95 129.44 1, 050.99 337.45 39.20 2.47 7.54 1.03 54.54 9.63 5.72 27.09 4.50 _19.88 509.05 LIBRARY DEPARTMENT 1077 to 1079 Library Department Payroll November 1080 Pasco Br. Seattle lst Nat'l Withholding 1081 Shields Ribbons 1082 MacMillan Company Mew Books 1083 Ralph Morris Taking down awning 1084 J. K. Gill Company New books 1085 Tri -City Herald Envelopes 1086 Pasco Paint & Picture Glass & replacement 1087 Oregon News Co. New books 1088 City Treasurer Water service 1089 Franklin Co. P. U. D.'#. 1 Service FILTRATION PLANT 506.90 66.00 3.10, 37.13 3.04 5.48 ,75 9.27 15.62 135.75 5.56, 4.00' 5.45. 23.62 15.71 17.66 2.06 12.95 129.44 1, 050.99 337.45 39.20 2.47 7.54 1.03 54.54 9.63 5.72 27.09 4.50 _19.88 509.05 ;7 Worthington Pump & Maxhinery 1-25 H. P. G.E.Motor 445.10 74 Everett McKellar Estimate # 3 129388.33 75 John W. Cunningham & Asso. Progress Payment Units 2 &3 11500.00 76 E. N. Hallgren Co. Pipe 218.77 77 Alloy Welding & Fabricating Alum. pipe 31727.36 78 Power Egft±pment Co. Flow pipe, motor 21786.15 79 Consolidated Freightways Freight on pipe 77.87 80 United Truck Lines Freight on pipe 11.79 81 Venneberg Blectric Estimate # 1 19290.30 82 City Treasurer Freight 16.32 83 P. U. D. y 1 Service 8 .0 22,547-06 EMERGENCY ORDINANCE # 651 35- Laurel Rundel Payroll Nov. 89.30 36-48 Fire Department Payroll Nov. 827.34 49-.' - Void Void 50-62 Police ID'epartment Payroll Nov. 3,306.0007.40 63 Pasco Bank Withholding 3 64-65 Police Department November Payroll;: , _,�;_2��.12 � 5,.117_ 76_ REGULAR MEETING PASCO-,- WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS CURRENT EXPENSE 15.x.6, (continued) December 21. 1 24048 Amos Whitmore Payroll November 160.00 24849 Walter A. Nelson Salary Mayor 10.00 24850 John Beck Salary Councilman 10.00 24051 Art Glasow, Jr. Salary Councilman 10.00 24052 Charles grigg Salary Councilman 10.00 24053 A. T. Hostellter Salary Councilman 10.00 24054 H. G. Lake Salary Councilman 10/00 24055 T. G. Overlie Salary Councilman 10.00 24056 C. R. Wallis Salary Councilman 10.00 24057 E. L. Collins Payroll November 175.00 24058 Adah M. Perry Payroll November 216.66 24059 Eleanor Klinge Payroll November 215.00 24060 Betty Anderson Payroll November 175.00 24061 Mildred Wolfe Payroll November 54.00 24062 Lucille Fox Payroll November 54.00 24063 A. M. Haylett PayrollmNovember 315.00 24064 D. W. Zent Payroll November 120.00 24065 S. R. Stone Pgyroll November 125.00 24066 William J. Earing Payroll November 190.00 24067 Roy Shaw Payroll November 250.00 24068 Leon H. Eastman Payroll November 220.00 24069 Arthur Stewart Payroll Nover9ber 225.00 24070 Grant H. Stringham Payroll November 62.50 24071 Eldo Carpenter Payroll November 24.00 24072 Glenn Pendergast Payroll November 24.00 24073 Reamy Carpenter Payroll November 14.67 24074 Lyle Cooney Payroll November 41.52 24075 Gordon Beckley Payroll November 41.52 24076 Ted M. Harter Payroll November 174.99 24077 Lawrence A. Matthias Payroll Fire Dept. 3 0.00 24078 Lyle E. Cooney Payroll Fire Dept. 20.00 24079 Paul Akridge Payroll Fire Dept 260.00 24080 John Rogers Payroll Fire Dept. 260.00 24081 Gordon Beckley Payroll Fire Dept. 260.00 24082 Francis Rickenback Payroll Fire Dept. 240.00 24083 Jay R. Harmon Payroll Fire Dept. 230.00 24084 K. W. Casey Payroll Volunteer Fire Dept. 8.00 24085 Harry H. Graves It of " it 4.00 24086 Fay J. Dixon " it It It 18.00 24087 Alton Dixon " it " it 6.00 24o88 Roy Laml " It " it 6.00 24089 Verle Lamb " it " if 12. 000 24090 D. R. Everett " it " of 12.00 24091 John C. Green " " " " 12.00 24092 Paul Shelby " it " " 6.00 24093 Charles Boatman " " " " 12.00 24094 H. B. Younker " " " " 6.00 24095 J. F. O'Herin, Jr. " " " " 16.00 24096 Edward Hendler " " " " 8.00 24097 Raymond Wiprud " " " " 6.00 2409$ Donald Mertitt " " " " 8.00 24099 Lester Fred Jensen " " " " 10.00 24100 Theadore Curcios " " " " 6.00 24101 James Grove' " " " " 8.00 24102 J. E. Safford ". " " " 4.00 24103 Glenn Taylor " " " " 2.00 24104 Pasco Branch Seattle lst Nat'l Withholding 359.70 24105 State Treasurer Volunteer Firemen's Relief 78.00 24106 Betty Anderson Payroll November 46.67 24107 H. Earl Clack Gas & diesel 468.96 24108 L. N. Curtis & Sons Battery 5.29 24109- Fire Extinguisher Co. Refills & Freight 25.11 24110 U. S. Laundry Laundry 7.31 24111 Everson Ross & Co. Badges 13.65 24112 Ester Sawyer Meals for Prisoners 684.60 24113 Willie Sullivan Payroll November 15.00 25114 Ruth A. Smith General Election Officer 14.50 24115 Ella M. Frenzer General Election Officer 14.50 24116 Margaret Maestos General Election Officer 14.50 24117 Gladys Whitish General Election Officer 14.50 24118 Frances Penny General Election Officer 14.50 24119 W. H. Hamann Rental Polling Place 16.00 24120 June Raditz Salary & Polling rent 24.50 24121 Lorene Wise General Election Officdr 14.50 24122 Ida Hutchinson General Election Officer 14.50 241233 Ada Culver General Election Officer 14.50 24124 Helen Savage General Election Officer 14.50 24125 Winnie Cannon General Election Officer 14.50 24126 Mildred Knowlton General Election Officer 13.00 (Continued) PASCO,, WASHINGTON P90ULAR MBEti i9 COUNCIL CHATMERS December 21, 1948 24127 24128 2 412 9 24130 24131 24132 24133 24134 24135 24136 24137 24138 24139 24140 24141 24142 2 414 3 24144 24145 24146 24147 24148 24149 24150 24151 24152 24153 24154 24155- 24156 24157 24158 24159 24160 24161 24162 24163 24164 24165 24166 24167 24168 24169 24170 24171 24172 24173 24174 24175 24176 2417 2 417 9 2'43:79 24180 24181 24182 24183 24184 24185 2 418 6 24187 24188 2 418 9 24190 24191 24192 24193 24194 2 4411 b 24199 24884 y/ 24209 444O0o 24209 24210 24211 24212 24213 24214 CURRENT EXPENSE (continued) Valerie Bonnett Mae Cpnrad Rose 0. Summers Jennie Lee Godley Clara Ochse Jennie Barr W. Lewis Esther Benson Leslie Churchamn Congregational Church Dorothy Anderson Betty Smtth C. E. Griffith Iva Lewis A. Cooney First Christian Church Frances Pangle Christian O'Leary May B. Lucas Orpha Wood Margaret Martell Mary E. Love Bertha Kempton Episcopal Church Ada Kotke Margaret McCall Violet Lott LauraIman Jessie Mae Sheley John Beck Irma Rodkey Virginia Neff Florence Palmer Mary Oberst Merle Arnold Ruth Godfry Myda Moore Nellie A. Jones Grace Cowles Dorothy Votaw Frances Kilbury Betty Viste Lillian Hopkins Reamey Carpenter Imperial Carbon Mary Jane Lewis A. R. Ransier Miller Meter's Inc. American.Elkhart Co. Ivan W. Lee I.I. Grigg Shaw & Borden Woods Safe & Lock Pasco Elecyric Shop Shoen Paint Co., Western Auto Supply Bi -County Equipment Dunning Ins. Agency Shields Pasco Garbage Pasco Market Downey Euipment'Co. Pasco Shoe Clinic Columbia Basin Paper Co. Bailey's Plumbing ,& Heating Sigmans Food Columbia Hardware Richfield Service Pasco A to Eunice kerb Pasco Clothing Candie Radio Electric Tri -City Herald M?e K. lydeShop asew ervice G. K. Mercier Art Zier Moto s Economy Tire Auto Citizen's Abstract Wpp. E.�lliott JUDGE FTdUrlcInTCo•P.0 D& Tele. Pasco Water Dept. City Treasurer Walter Nelson Central Motors Pacific Tele.& Tele. Salary Election Officer General Election Officer 11 11 11 I1 11 11 11 t1 tl It I1 ►� If ►t 11 fl 11 ►t 11 ►1 11 Rental P®11ing Place General Election Officer GegePal Election Officer General. Election Officer 11 11 .11 11 it it Rental Polling ._Place General Election Officer it 11 11 11 � tl 11 rt 11 n n u 11 11 rl 11 tl 11 It Rental Polling Place General Election Officer it 11 11 11 it ►I 11 ►1 11 11 11 11 Rental Polling Place General Election Officer 11 11 r► 11 11 II n 11 11 ►1 tl tl 11 tl 11 n ►1 n It tl 11 ft tl 11 11 a ►1 11 11 11 11 u n Payroll November Carbon Paper Salary Civil Service Exam Salary labor General Elec Meter parts Battery & Beam light Mower parts Building repairs Office supplies Keys Service to City Hall Paint Mower parts & Battery Cable & Fluid Bonds Office Suuplies Service Soap & Tissue Iron fencing Belt Towels Toilet & Light repair Soap Tools & Supplies Tire & Tube Tire r pairs Payrol� November Gloves Cord & plug riming & Electric supp arelce Olie&&Antbief repair Parts & Labor Tire repairs Title Report §ervlce ervice Service Postage Expenses to Seattle Carp Repairs Service & Calls inatio tion lies 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 15.00 15.00 15.50 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 15.50 14.50 14.00 14.00 14.00 14.00 14.00 16.00 15.50 15.50 15.50 15.50 15.50 75.00 9.53 n 137.00 36.00 142.40 17.01 72.22 543.03 119.60 4.27 14.54 63.66 21.21 7.41 10.00 10.97 14.00 10.74 69.73 9.27 4.64 52.69 1.28 16.96 25.0 ��:R- 2.94 24.630 2 • 2 21. .QQ 2, :'/5 94-81 1' 7 3 82 :30 2 .25 33.65 310.56- 94.81 $12,154.06 $:57-, 99ab71 PASCO; WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS REGULAR MEETING December 21 1948 157 BILLING MACHINE PURCHASE: The Water Committee.thave recommended the purchase of the Underwood Sunstrand figOhine. Motion made by Lake to accept the recommendation of the Water Committee that the Underwood Sunstrand machine be pruchased. Motion seconded by Grigg. Carried by roll call vote of five (5), Overlie voting NO. RESOLUTION NO. 299 Requesting the services of an instructor from the State Division of Municipal Corporations in setting up a double entry system of bookkeeping in conjunction with a filing machine was read. Motion made by Beck':arida= seconded by Oveflie that Resolution No 299 be adopted. Motion carried by roll call"'wote of five (5). PLANNING COM1JIISSION (Letter): A letter was read from the Chairman of the Planning Commission recommending (that Ordinance 435 be amended so that the Uniform Building Code of 1946, page 77, Sec. 2101 be changed to read:" In type 1V buildings the structural frame work shall be of steel, iron, masonary or concrete," except that "wood framing may be used fox' one story structures when permission is granted by the Planning Commission and the City Council." Motion made by Lake and seconded by Overlie to -turn this to the City Attorney for Ordinance. Motion carried. BILLY TOWNE'S POPCORN WAGON: Rent for parking space and location of Billie's Wagon was discussed. Council- man Grigg states that several complaints have been made to him. Motion made by Beck that the City Clerk be authorized to collect $35.50 for 1948 parking location. Motion second- ed by Lake. Motion carried. �1 0 CITIZENS ABSTRACT;COMPANY: A Limited Liability Report on property in Riverside Addition regatding_Title and Easement was read. Motion made by Beck and seconded by Overlie to authorize bill for payment after investigation and O.K. from Claims Committee. Motion carried. Bill ]Listed in payments to be authorized. LOADING AND UNLOADING ZONES: (Horrigan) A letter was read from B. B. Horrigan requesting a loading and unloading zone in front of the Town House Motel similar to the one at the Hotel Pasco. Motion made by Beck and seconded by Grigg that this be allowed. Motion carried. ` A letter from read from John Horrigan requesting a driveway across the south boundary of lots 31 or 32, blk 16, Gerry's addition and to erect signs reading "No Parking Between Signs". Motion made by Grigg and seconded by Lake that they be allowed the driveway on Columbia as requested at their own expense. Motion carried. P. U. D. Requests a loading and unloading. zone in front of their warehouse on Columbia between 2nd and 3rd. It was unanimously agreed that this be allowed. Overlie to notify the painter'to kaint out space.. SHORN'S PAINT STORE: (3rd and Lewis) -Requests a loading and unloading zone on 3rd. Motion made by Beck, seconded by Overlie that the.Hotel zone be extended the space of one meter south to accommodate the Paint Store. Motion carried. TRANSFER: .The City Treasurer, E. L. Collins, requests that the following transfers be made: $ 974.22 from Air Port to Ordinance No 600; $10,000.00 from Ordinance 600 to Current .Expenditures; $11,000.00 from Current Expenditures to Swimming Pool; $812.00 from Swimming Pool to Recreation. Motion made by Overlie and seconded by Lake authorizing the transfers. Motion carried unanimously. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT: WATER SERVICE: (Mr. Buck) Mr. Buck plans to build a house and duplex in the vicinity of Vine & "B". He has 150 foot frontage. Mr. Buck is asking that the city water be extended to his property. Motion made by Glasow that the City go ahead and extend water service as re- quested. Motion withdrawn. Motion made by Grigg and seconded by Glasow that this be turned to Hostetter to investigate, and that his recommendations be accepted. Motion carried. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUM® BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT: FILTRATION PLANT: Mr. Rice spoke r6g4rdingsprogres�ibging made at the plant. RECREATION: (Maurine 114iller) Motion made by Beck, seconded by Overlie that Miss Miller be made Acting Director for the month of December 1948 at a Director's salary of $315.00 per month. Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5). PETITION: Three petitions,one on alley in blk 6 Helm's 2nd Addition; alleys in bkls 3 and 4 Helm's 2nd Addition; and Grace Street in Helm's Addition were held up for 1949 business. 151-3 ... REGULAR MEETING (continued) DECEMBER 21. 1948 READING OF ORDINANCES: ORDINANCE NO. 637 ( RE= INACTED ) Ordinance No 637• AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 456 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE TO ESGULATE AND RESTRICT THE LOCATION AND USE OF BUILDINGS AND THE USE OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON: TO PRESCRIBE BUILDING LINES AND THE SIZE OF YARDS AND OTHER OPEN SPACES AND FOR THESE PURPOSES TO DIVIDE THE CITY INTO DISTRICTS" BY PROVIDING UNDER CERTAIN RULES AND RESTRICTIONS FOR THE ERECTION OF APARTMENT HOUSES AND MULTIPLE DWELLINGS IN THE CITY AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH. Motion made by Glasow, seconded by Lake that Ordinance 637 was read by Title. Motion made by Lake and seconded by Glasow that Ordinance 637 has been given the 2nd reading by title. Motion carried. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Glasow that Ordinance No 637 be given the 3rd reading. as reinacted. Motion carried. Ordinance No 637 was read. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Glasow that Ordinance 037 has been given the 3rd reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Glasow and seconded by Overlie that Ordinance No 637 be adopted as reinacted. Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5). Ordinance No 640: AN ORDINANCE VACATING PASCO LAND COMPANY'S ADDITION TO PASCO. WHEREAS a petition has..heretofore been filed as provided by law petitioning for the vacation of the plat of Pasco Land Company's Second Addition to Pasco, and WHEREAS notices were posted as provided by law., and a public hearing held on the question of said vacation, and no reason appearing whay said plat should not be vacated. Motion made by Lake and seconded by Overlie that Ordinance No 640 be given the 3rd reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No 640 was read. Motion made by Glascow and seconded by Lake that Ordinance No 640 has been read the 3rd time•-" Motion carried. Motion made by Overlie and seconded by Glasow that Ordinance No 640 be adopted. Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5). TRAFFIC LIGHTS: The Committee recommended that the bid on three 4 way traffic lights by the General Electric Company be accepted. Motion made by Lake and seconded by Overlie to accept the Committee's recommendations. Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5). _STOP LIGHTS: Motion made by Glasow that Brickey be authorized to purchase approxi- mately 150 stop signs on posts. Motion seconded by Lake. Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5). BIDS, GASOLINE AND OIL 1949 BIDS ON PRINTING 1949 By unanimous consent the City Clerk is authorized to call on bid for printing, gas and oil, callable January 4, 1949,- eight o'clock P.M. ADJOURNMENT: PUBLIC HEARINGS VECATING MURRAY STREET: Notice of hearing was read. No protests made. Motion made by Hostetter, seconded by Overlie that the Meeting re- cess to Thursday, December 23 at 1:30 P.T,% Motion carried. ATTEST: �/Jn0 - CITY CLERK d— PASSED AND APPROVED THIS DAY FWA OF 19A& CITY CLERK