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Home My WebLink About02-07-1950 MinutesREGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAI,IBERS' CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at 8:00 P. M. ROLL CALL: FEBRUARY 79 1950 Honorable Mayor John Beck presiding. By Clerk. Councilmen present, L. 'E 'Bonnett., C. S; Churchman, Chas. Grigg,* Raymond Hicks, A. 2. Hostetter, W. A. Nelson and T. G. Overlie. City Attorney Orville B. Olson was absent. READING OF THE MINUTES: Minutes were read and approved for meetings held January 17th & 19th, 1950. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE BY unanimous consent. STATE WELFARE WORK RELIEF: A letter was read from the City Attorney relative to work relief projects. A work. relief project application was attached. Mr. John Rusk was present. He .states that 8 hour days are maintained, 85� per hour allowed; when their relief allowance is compensated, the city would pay for -time worked in case the party was retained on the job. Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid, transportation, tools and extra clothing when necessary to the work will be furnished bytlle City. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Churchman that the Mayor call all Department Heads together for sonsultation. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUI.IED BY unanimous consent. BI LLS: Current bills against the city were read as follows. 'otion made by Grigg, . seconded by Overlie that all bills roperly signed and approved be paid. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven f7). 25702 25703 to 25709 25710 -to 25720 25721 to 25727 25728 to25747 25748 25749 to 25761 25762 25763 25764 25765. 25766 25767 25768 25769, 25770 25771. 25772 25773 25774 25775, 25776- 25777. 25778 25779 25780 25781, 25782 25783 25784 25785 25786, 25787 25788 25789 25790, 25791. 25792 25793 25794 25795 25796 25797 25798 25799 25800 25801 CURRENT EXPENSE State Treasurer Mayor & Councilmen Various Departments Regular Firemen Volunteer Firemen Myron -Radelmiller Police Department Tella Diddle Glen E. Seat Pasco Br. Seattle First Nat'l Seattle Art & Photo Supply Central Firemans Assn Van Wan Fog Equip & Supply Co. Bldg. Code Pub. Company Wash. State Fireman's Assn Shaw & Borden Co. Arthur C. Carpenter Mogren & Rounds Office Equip. Standard Oil of Calif -Esther Sawyers TriCity Lumber Yard Pasco Paint & Picture Store Pasco Motor Supply U. S. Laundry The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. City Treasurer Pasco Garbage Service Pasco Water Department Monarch Machine-&- Tool Co. Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Fn. Co. Engineer Shields Books& Stationery True's Oil Co. OK Tire Shop Crystal Linen Supply Frank's Odd Jobs Empire Elec. Co. Richfield Oil Corp Dunning Ins. Agency Floyd & Dants Mobile Service Tri -City Herald Central I.,Iotors Jordan Drug Lay & Nord Gen. Petroleum Station Grigg s H. Earl Clack Vol. Fire. Rel. & C. Fund Salary- January Salary -January Salary -January Salary -January Salary -January Salary -January Salary -January Salary -January Withholding tax Films Dues for 1950 Flexible pipe Bldg Codes & Const Pamphlet Membership dues Elec. booths, table, envelopes Blankets Casters for chair Oil, lube, tire serv. etc. Meals for prisoners Plywood Glass, mop, polish, etc. Polish Service Service Rubber stamp and postage Service Water & Sewage Disp. Flat steel bend & drill Service Maps Paper & desk tray Diesel Oil Tires, recaps, tubes, etc. Rai; service Clean furnace, Floor heaters, etc Diesel Oil Bond for F. G. Girton Tire & ' chain repair Ribbon, stamp, paper, etc. Oil, parts & labor I.Iedicine for Hastings Windshield blade Battery Batteries, globes, solvent, et Gasoline 84.00 65.00 2,143.26 1,810.90 101.00 102.50 3,643.30 25.00 220.50 485.70 10.25 5.00 119.35 47.40 14 00 336.91 30.90 4.89 20.65 231.00 4.12 9.41 1.03 9.98 121.81 47.69 8.00 511.10 3.78 119.01 .70 13.33 176.75 82.87 1.55 18.54 24.77 154.54 5.00 4.89 36.39 758.28 1.03 .39 24.98 11.81 146.64 1654 REGULAR I.IEE_'TING CURRENT EXPENSE (con't) 25802 25803 25804 25805 25806 25807 25808 25809 258W 2593 2602 2603 2604 2605 2606 2607 2608 2609 2610 2611 2612 2613 2614 2615 7733 7753- 7756 7757. 7758- 7759 758.7759 7760 7761 7762_ 7763 77 64 . 7765 7766 7767, 7768 7769 7778:, 7772 7773 7774 7775 7776. 7777 7778, 7779 7780. 7781 7782 7783 7784 7785 7786 7787 7788 7789 7790 7791 7792. 7793 7794 7795 PASCO, WASHINGTON I. I. Grigg Lorayne Larson Columbia Hardware Co. Schorn Paint Mfg. Co. The Pasco News Pasco Auto Gompany L. L. Rundle Husk ,Printing Company Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 COUNCIL CHAMBERS FEBRUARY 7, 1950 Forward Tacks,.lath Matron Bulbs; hooks, valves, etc: Paint, thinner, brushes, e'tc. Envelopes, court forms Repairs, labor and parts Salary Painter File Cards, violation & torr. Service m Total STREET DEIA RTIyIENT 11,800:90 1:09 5.00 8.78 30.40 24.51 45:18 45.60 cards 137.61 12,505.44 to 2601 Street Department :Payroll- January $ 2,241.20 Pasco Br. Seattle First Nat'l Withholding tax 141. 50 Washington 'State Penitentiary Special truck signs 60.30 Nelson'Equ.ip, Company Pulley, fan belt 6.85 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Service -81.36 Stromme Motor Sales Pull car from ditch .3.60 Brown Sand & Gravel Co. Push trees and debris into pit 25.75 Pasco Hardware Company File, paint, brush & decoret 4.35 1'1onarch Machine & 'tool Co. Labor & steel on grab hooks 34.09 Central I'Jiotors Rapair brakes 12.90 H. Earl Clack Gasoline 23:22 Grigg's Bulbs 15.76 White River Lumber Company Coal 8.98 OK Tire Shop Rapair flat ,& boot 3.61 Economy Tire & Auto Grader tire, tire repair, etc. 148.57 Maps Total 2,812.64 WATER DEPARTIVMTT to 7755 Water Department Pasco.Br. Seattle First Nat. H. Earl Clack Co. Elliott Add. Mach. Company Crane Company Modern Mach. Co. Inc. Kuker Ranken, Inc Penn. Salt 1,fg. Company Hughes 8a Co. Wallace & Tiernan Sales E. N. Hallgren Co.. The Atlas Mineral Products Reese Conc. Pipe Company City Treasurer Grigg's Schorn Paint ItMfg. Co. Crescent Drug Co. N. P. R. R. Co. Brown Sand & Gravel Co. Richfield Oil. Corp. Pasco Hardware Company t'rue's Oil Company Fn. Co. Engineer Griggs Building Supplies Shields Books & ,Stationery Twin City Const. Company Tri City Herald Economy Tire & Auto Serv. D. P. Cartwright Monarch Machine ,& Tool Co. Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Company Richard Burris CliffordlJFahnholz Charles ickel Charles Clement Kenneth Swiger Robert Evans Rlvin Cox Henry Wolfe Marion Barton Payroll -January 4.,176 44 Withholding tax 316.10 Gasoline 15:91 Stencils 10:55 Galv. pipe 203.14 Signs 50:15 Range pole & tacks 10.87 Liquid chlorine 60.00 Pipe, bushing, ells & valves 154.00 Valves, ells, repair gaskets 50.16 Repair clamps, ditto 34:63 Prepaid freight 1.62 Metal gates 1.55 Postage, freight & oil 63.34 Vise, starters, punch, etc. 44.00 Thinner 1:70 Merthiolate,.bandaids 1.73 Rental on pumphouse site 25.00 Earth moving 72.00 Diesel Oil 97.46 Weather strip, globes, batteries 8.47 Diesel Oil 63.77 Maps 5.15 Pulley, paints, glass & stakes 10.43 Pens, scissors, eraser, & ink 7:57 Fill dirt. 35.00 Dusting brushed 1:85 Chains, prestone, etc. 23.38 Reimb. thawing pipe lines 10.00 Steel & labor, cyl. of oxygen 99.67 Service 1,926:92 Service 3.05 Salary -Laborer 153.23 Salary -Laborer 159.48 Salary -Laborer 147.08 Salary -Laborer 151.78 Salary -Laborer 10:60 Salary -Laborer 38.43 Salary -Laborer 19.88 Salary -Laborer 37.10 Salary -Laborer 73.40 Total 8,376.59 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULSR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS FEBRUARY 7, 1950 ` LIBRARY ' DEPARTMENT 1283 to 1287 Library Department Payroll -January 1288 Pasco Br. Seattle First Nat'l Withholding tax 1289 The Moore Cattrell Agencies Magazine subscription 1290 K, K. Gill & Co. Books 1291 Doubleday & Company Books & subscription 1292 Gaylord Brothers Pencil sharpener & dip writer 1293 The Oregon News Co., Book 1294 Pac. N. W. Bibliographic Center Membership dues 1295 Citi• Treasurer ' Postage 1296 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Service 1297 Pasco Water Department eater & sewer 1298 Pasco Garbage Service Service 1299 Nelson's Ivlarket Towels, broom 1300 Mrs. Walter Oberst Lamp 1301 Busk Printing Company Letterheads 1302 Woods Safe & Lock Co. Fix front door Aylward -Foster Sheetrimetal 615 Total AIRPORT DEPARTMENT 581 to 590 Airport Department 591 Pasco Br. Seattle First Nat. 592 E. L', Collins 593 Verd-A-Ray Corp. 594 Fire Ekt. Sales & Serv. 595 City Treasurer 596 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. 597 Pasco Water Department 598 Pasco Garb. Sery 599 Shields Books & Stationery 600 D. P. Uensen" 601 Union Oil Co. 602 Tri -City Mit; Electric 603 Modern Motors Inc. 604 Tri City Lumber Yard 605 L. W. Vail Co. 606 Pasco Hardware Company 607 Wood's Safe & Lock Company 608 Pasco Motor Supply 609 True's Oil Co. - 610 Lichfield Oil Corp 611 David. Zier 612 Grigg Building Supplies 613 Empire Electric Company 614 Aylward -Foster Sheetrimetal 615 Schorn Paint Mfg. Co. 616 Mathews Brothers 617 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 618 L. L. Rundle 5 ]Payroll- January Withholding t ax Salary -Treasurer Bulbs Refill Postage Service Water & Sewage Service Signs, paper, envelopes, etc. Sand, Cement & labor Paint thinner Starter, overhaul, brushes, etc. Axle shaft Lulab er Felt asphalt & paint Asbestos, towels, basket & bulbs Keys .. Battery Stove oil Stove oil /Knotty pine, plywood, sheetrock, Weather stripping, paint, -etc.' Install heaters, material,*etc. Sink, jeepdoors,'& repair, etc. Shellac, varnish, paint, etc: Patrol rental Service & change burned wire Salary -Painter Total $ PARKING METER FUND #2 Duncan Meter Corp. Payment, Nov & Dec, 1949 Total' PASCO.PARK FUND H5 539,10 42:55 134.60 13.98 32.18 8:34 3:50 25.00 30:00 29:52 3:50 1.00• 4,27 3:50 17.67 5.92 894.03 1,828:90 136:10 25.00 11.49 37:45 "6:C0 18.05 492;60 4.00 12.42 221:55 13:70 7. 66 9:73 283:88 126:64 36.16 1.75 25:34 34.02 20:17 etc 633.94 134:03 505:55 157.92 220.16 159.50 598.80 50.90 1 5,833.41 1,125:00 1,125.00 1 to 6 Park Department Payroll -January 970:31 7 Pasco Br. Seattle First Nat'l �4ithholding tax 60.32 8 United Janitor Supply Mop treatment & mop 21.63 9 City Treasurer Postage 23.00 10 Pasco Nater Department Service 27.85 11 Fn. Co.'P. U D. #1 Service 97.86 12 The'Pac..Tel. & Tel. Co. service 5.35 13 Pasco Garbage Service Service 7.00 14 Robert E. Bonney Reimb. for car expense 14:96 15 Pasco Paint & Picture store Ghss, paint 2,20 16 Tri City Herald Stapler, scratch pads, pen holder, 13.94 17 Schorn Paint Mfg Co. Resin, sealer,sandpaper 1.98 18 Ernie Jarrard�Motors Clean regulator points 1:80 19 True's Oil Co. Diesel 242:96 20 Col. Grain & Feed Co. Chicken scratch & feed 13.08 21 U. S. Laundry Services 2;12 22 Mercier's Service station Tube 3.35 23 Grigg's Switches, chisel, scraper, etc. 17.19 24 husk Printing Company touchers & warrants 30.95 Total ti' 1,'557.8,- 1656 PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS CEMETERY DEPARTMENT FEBRUARY 7. 1950 1 to 2 Cemetery Department Payroll -January 436.80 3 Pasco Br. Seattle First Nat Withholding tax 38:20 4 Pasco water Department ' Service 24:00 5 The Pac. Tel: & Tel. Co. Service 12.55 6 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Ser -vi ce 32.72 7 Grigg Building Supplies Switch, plyftod 2.59 8 Yakima Bindery & Printing Co. Binder & book sheets 79.52 9 Col. Hdw. Company Screws, catch, varnish 1.06 10' Economy Tire « Auto Service Lerone t- - ' 2.78 11 Pasco Hardware Company Bolts, washers, tape, etc. 11.53 12 Husk Printing Company Vouchers & warrants 30.95 Total _ 672.70 GRAND TOTAL 33,777.66 Transportation in the amount of $14.96, vouchered by 1{obert onney was held up for discussion. Hendler advises they have broken down their Budget for expenditures to cover the entire year and ask that $250.00 employee's expense be honored. .,. 14otion made by Grigg to turn this to the Park Committee, seconded by Churchman. Motion withdrawn. Motion made by Hicks to 0. K. voucher as presented and that a maximum of $250.00 be allowed for transportation in'1950. Motion amended by Bonnett that before any thing is allowed that a ruling be obtained from the City Attorney. 1.Iotion carried by roll call vote of 4 to 3, approving the motion as amended. Bonnett, Hostetter and Nelson voting "No".' HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT BRIDGE ( T . P. Doyle) : A letter was read from T. P. Doyle regarding Primary Highway No. 31'Paseo vicinity Complete by-pass will not be necessary, consideration to be given new connection to Primary State Highway No. 11 from New Pasco -Kennewick Bridge, propose to increase the length of State Highway No. 11 from neva Bridge to point near Airport boundary. Final plans for Lewis Street connection will be submitted at a later date. He mentioned an attached map which he failed to attach. I,Iotion made by Bonnett, seconded by Hicks that the Street committee go over street to be designated for proposed Highway.. Thlotion carried. I -lotion made by Churchman, seconded by Overlie approving change of highway along 1`Tavy Base line. Motion carried. COLUMBIA STREET TURN: Harry Custer, stated that the Northern Pacific would grant any reasonable turn off Columbia on 10th. Motion made by Churchman, seconded by Hicks that this be referred to the Street Committee. Motion carried. SURPLUS PROPERTY SEWER PUMPS: Bids: Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Churchman to turn this to the Water Superintendent. Motion carried. WATER LINES AIR PORT, PASCO: To be declared surplus, hold up action for return of map. City could use the Cast Iron pipe. APPOINTMENT: C. R. Sharp. Mayor John Bedk appointed Dr. C. R. Sharp as City Health Officer, effective immediate- ly. Letter dated January 11, 1950. TRANSFERS: Motion ma de by Hicks, seconded by Overlie ranting authority to make transfers. Motion carried by roll call vote of seveg M. POLLUTION CONTROL: A letter was read from E. F. Eldridge to Mayor John Beck, requesting a full state- ment from the City Council as to there intentions on development of the Vewage Disposal and Treatment Plant. Letter to be answered byt he Mayor. CONTROL INDICATOR: A letter was read from Water Superintendent, I1lyron Radelmiller requesting permissiion to purchase one (1)Tank level indicator. I+Iotion made by !3onnett, seconded by Hostetter that the request be allowed. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven. TYP EWRI TER: s The Water Superintendent also requests permission to purchase a new typewriter. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Hicks that the request be granted. M16tion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). WATER LINE SURVEY: Regarding water loop system, etc. M otion made by Hostetter, seconded by Hicks that John W. Cunningham and Associates be sent here to appraise the City needs. To be 3, 15 7 PASC 0, WASHINGTON ULQR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS FEBRUARY 7, 1950 notified by the City Clerk. Lotion carried. PETITION. LOW COST RENT HOUSING: (411 signers) A Resolution and petition from the Chamber of Commerce was`presented and read, requesting that the Council reject a loan proposal of $l00000.00. ' A discussion followed. 'All persons present were allowed to speak and in conclusion motion was made by Churchman that we reject the application 6f the Local Public Housing Agency to borrow 0100,000.00 for Survey and planning .for public Housing. Motion seconded - by Bonnett. The question was debated at length. hicks spoke favoring the resol- ution,in voting on the question motion carried by roll call vote of four (4). Grigg, Hicks and Overlie voting; "No." READING OF ORDINANCES: ORDII`TANCE NO. 670: AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND SANITATION: PROVIDING FOR AND REGULATING THE COLLECTION, REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL.OF GARBAGE: AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTINGTHE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF PASCO, WASIINGTON, TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT SET OUT HEREIN WHICH CONTRACT SHALL, EXTEND FOR A PERIOD ELIDING IN 5 YEARS: DEFINING OFFENSES, AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOL- ATION THEREOF. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Hostetter that Ordinance No. 670'be given the first reading. Motion carried. Hicks voting "No''. Ordinance No. 670 was read. Motion mdde by Grigg, seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 670 has been given -the first reading. Motion carried. Hicks voting "Not''. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Hostetter that Ordinance No. 670 be given the second reading by title only. Motion carried. Hicks voting "No". Ordinance No. 670 was read by title. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Hostetter that Ordinance No. 670 has been given the second reading by title only. Notion carried. Hicks voting "No". UNFINISIIED BUSINESS: POWER MOWERS: The Cemetery Chairman recommends the purchase of two (2) Gravely Power I4iowers, one each for the Cemetery and Park. Cost of both to be $1,587.55. Motion made by Nelson, seconded by Overlie to accept the recorAmendation of'the Park and Cemetery Chairman to purchase the two (2) Gravely Power I','lowers. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). E. R. BARNETT LEASE, CITY PROPERTY: Lease agreement was read and discussed; opinions registered; opposed to renting city property direct or indirect; 10% of gross to low; chief of Police requests that the east row be reserved for employees cars. Motion made by IIostetter that Lease be adopted. Seconded by Bofinptt. Motion withdrawn. Reservation for 5 cars for City use adjacent City Hall considered. Motion _ui� by Hostetter that Lease be amended to include free parking space for five (5)'�car , located at east side of property between Hutment and Alley. Motion seconded by Bo.nne.tt..and.,.carried by roll call vote of 4 to 3. Churchman, Hicks and Overlie voting "No". Amendment to be submitted to leaseeto be included in lease. Out of order,'motion lost 4 to 3. Motion made by Overlie that this be tabled for further study, seconded by Churchman. Amended, motion made by Bonnett that this be sent back to the Building and Property Committee. Motion lost for want of a second. Motion made by Hostetter that Lease as amended be'accepted as of this date, subject to approval of City Attorney. Motion seconded by Bonnett and carried by roll call vote of 4 to 3. Churchman, Hicks and Overlie voting "No". BUSINESS LICENSE: Motion made by Overlie that the City Attorney draw up an Ordinance assessing $100.00 on all businesses. Motion seconded by Hicks. Amendment by Bonnett, seconded by Hostetter that this be referred to the Finance Committee for study. Motion carried as amended. MAYOR PRO TE1J, NOMINATIONS: Raymond Hicks and Charles Grigg were nominated. Hicks was elected by ballot. ORDINANCE NO. 671:, ORDINANCE CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF THAT AREA 100 FEET EAST FROM FOURTH STREET ON YAKII,A STREET: THENCE NORTH TO THE ALLEY BETWEEN YAKIIi1A STREET AND IIIXON STREET: THENCE TO FOURTH STREET, FROM RESIDENTIAL R-1 TO c-1. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Overlie that Ordinance No. 671 be given the first reading. A4otion carried. Ordinance No. 671 was read. Motion made by Churchman, seconded by Overlie that Ordinance No. 671 has been given'the first reading. Motion carried. !,,lotion made by Bonnett, seconded. by Overlie that` Ordinance No. 671 be liven the second reading by title only. , Motion carried. Ordinance No. 671 was read by title. i,lotiom made by Overlie, seconded by Bonn- ett that Ordinance No. 671 has been give the second reading by title only. Motion carried. 1690 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS FEBRUARY 71 1950 ORDINANCE NO. 66.9,: AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A FUND TO BE KNOWN AS THE PARK FUND AND PRESCRIBING AND REGULATING THE USE, EXPENDITURE, AND RECEIPTS OF SUCH FUND. Motion made by.Overlie, seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No- 6:69 be given the first reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 669 was read. Motion made by Hostetter, seconded by Bonnett that 03.dinance No. 600 has been given the first reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Overlie., seconded by Bonnett that ' Ordinance No. 669 be given'the second .reading by title only. Motion carried. Ordinance No'. 669 was read. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 669 has been liven the second reading; by title. Motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 668: AN ORDINANCE CREATING A CEIVIETERY TRUST FUND AND DEFINING ITS USES AND PURPOSES, AND DECLARING ALL LANDS IN CITY VIEW CEMETERY -ELIGIBLE TO PERPETUAL CARE AND AI E-11, DING ORDINANCES 110. 329, 358 and 439. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 668 be given the second reading by title only. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 668 was read. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 668 has been given the second reading by title only. Motion carried. Motion made,by Overlie, seconded by Hostetter that Ordinance No. 668 be given the -third reading,. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 668 was read. Motion,made by'Grigg, seconded by Overlie that Ordinance No. 668'has been given the third reading. I'+'Iotion carried. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by,Bonnett that Ordinance No. 668 be adopted. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). AGREEMENT SEWER EXTENSION (E. S. Burge & E. V. Cronin; ° Block 9, Sylv. ::..'..;.; The agreement was read; agreement to be signed bytb5.: Mayon instead of Water Man- ager; agreement to be amended, motion so made by Bonnett,s econded by Hicks and carried. Talbot and Compton request sewer extension to Block 8, Sylvester's Second Addition o serve eight lots at an approximate cost of 1,440.00. They will do the constr- uction under city supervision; two lots'not owned by the above mentioned partie's will pay `300.00 when hoof ups aro made. Motion made by Origg, seconded by Hos- tetter that contract be drawn by City Attorney to cover the sewer extension to Block 8, Sylvester's Second Addition for Talbott and Compton under citsuper- vision and specifications. Motion carried by rollcall vote of seven f7). WATER EXTENSION, Block 8, Sylvester's Second Addition: Motion made by '�rigg, seconded by Hostetter that water extension be made to Block 8, on the payment of $720.00., motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). SIGNAL SYSTEM: A signal system to automatically turn traffic lights all "red" when siren blows so the City Fire Trucks and City Cars can,go right through:`' The line would run to the rire Station-; cost of unit X260.00, manual unit $160.00. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Hostetter authorizing the purchase of the automatic signal control through the Police & rire Departments. Motion carried 4 to 3. Bonnett, Hostetter and Nelson rooting."No". BIDS ON TRUCK, STREET DEPARTI:IENT: Motion made by Grigg,'seconded by Overlie that a call for bids on pick-up truck be called for Tuesday,,February 21, 1950. Specifications to be furnished by Brickey. Motion carried.. BUILDING INSPECTOR: Building Inspector states Ordinance should read to property line on Yakima and 4th. ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Churchman at he meeting adjourn to next regular meeting, Tuesday, February 21, 1950. Ititot on carried ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 10, OF \,=�_ , 1950 J. mayor