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Home My WebLink About03-07-1950 Minutes1662 PASCO, 14VASIIINGTON REGULAR P�IEETING COUNCIL, CHAMBERS IViARCH 7, 1950 CALL TO ORDER: P,Ieeting called -to order at 8:00 P. Pi. Honorable Mayor John Beck presiding. ROLL CALL: By Clerk, Councilmen present, L. A. T. Iiostetter and T. G. Overlie. City Attorney Orville B. Olson was READING OF THE MINUTES: E. Bonnett, Charles Grigg, Raymond Hicks, Absent, C. S. Churchman and L '1. A. Nelson. present. i',iinutes of meetings held February 2nd and February 21, 1950 were read and approved. RE1.10VING HOUSING UNITS: Mayor Beck states he .received a letter from the lousing Authority, relative to removing 16 to 40 no -bed room units in the Riverside Housing Project. Motion made by Hostetter, seconded by Overlie that this be turned to the Building Comm- ittee for study and report. Motion carried. Mayor has letter. NAVY BASE LEASES (4): The following Leasees have applied for lease renewals: Northwest Laboratory &- Glass Supplies, Inc. 14. E. Room of Bldg 9 Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. Center two bins(40 x 451 ) Sylvia Howell North part of Terminal building for Restaurant Crystalike Photo Service North wing of Bldg 9 Motion made by Grigg, seconded by Hicks approving the leases. I',Iotion carried. APPOINTME11T (Observation) Ed Broughton: A letter was read from I'Iayor John Beck appointing; Ed. Broughton as supervisor of Air and Ground Observation as requested by Governor Langlie and the Department of Highways. POPCORN WAGON (Billie Tov�me) A letter was -read from Wendell Brown Agency relative to fire hazard existing in front of Dr. Warren H. Orr's Building located at 108-112 North 4th, account of continued parking of a commercial vehicle at the curb. The Thriftway Drug Store location was discussed, suggested by Bonnett that Bill Towne pay off in advance at re-ular meter rate to JanuarIT 1, 1951 then find a location off the City Streets turn to Police Committee) and obtaining consent of F. Connor. Bonnett made this as a motion which died fort he want of a second. Motion made by bonnett that Bill Towne be allowed to park in front of Thtiftway Dug to January 1, 1950 at the regular meter rate, with written consent of Francis Connor and business owners on each side of the Thriftway. h;Zotion carried. PAINT WATER TANK (East Side Tank): A letter was read from Myron Radelmiller, Vlater Manager, requesting permission to call for bids to clean, repair and repaint the East side 400,000 gallon Water Tank to conform to C. A. A. requirements. Motion made by Grig , seconded by Hostetter to call for bids, April 4, 1950. Motion carried. Specifications to be furnished by Water Tanager. REFUND, Loless Small: A refund is requested by Loless Small for 5;5.00 paid on Business License applic- ation.-._:Lo.cat_ion was ,refused...by property owner at 204 So. Main Street. Motion made by Grigg, seconded by Bonnett that refund be authorized. Motion carried. JOHN W. CUNININGHAM & ASSOCIATES., WATER :MU'IIH EX'T'ENSION 8x LONG RANGE PROGRAI:i DATA. Estimate §1,500.00: A letter was read from John W. Cunningham & Associates stating they would make a study of main extension, improving sers:ice, additional storage, furnish estimate of costs, skeleton map of distribution system, showing recommended improvements for the sum of $1,500.00. Motion made by Grigg, seconded by Hicks accepting the proposal. Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5). METER ADD ASSOCIATION: A letter was read that Ihhe Association desires to demonstrate the eye -level advertising. At this time Grigg was excused. 1E63 PASCO, WASHINGTON COUI"CIL CHAMBERS MARCH 7. 1950 CLAIM: (.._ Vdarren H. Orr & Opal Orr, damage to property between Clark & Lewis on 4th A claim notification on claim of damage to building; between January 30, 1950 and February 15, 1950, in the amount of x$618.00. Claim presented by Wendell Brown. BIDS: (PAINT)('BOILED OIL) Bids called for at this time were. read. Carlberg's Pasco-Iardware Columbia hardware Pasco Paint & Picture 114adison Lumber 8,; I:,iill Schorn Paint I:IIfg Co. Six bids were received, as follows.- Boiled ollows. Boiled Oil -55 gal. drum Boiled Oil -50 gal. drum LTZ Pattb-100 gal LTZ Paste -any quantity Boiled Oil -100 gal. bbl. Boiled Oil -5 gal. cans LTZ Paste -200 gal. lot LTZ Paint -100 gals or more Linseed 01-1-50 gal bbl. Linseed Oil replacement TLZ-5 gal. containers Linseed Oil in drums $2.09 per gal. 1.98 per gal. .234 per lb. 4.25 per gal. 2.35 per gal. 2.15 per gal. 4.90 per gal. 5.39 per gal. 2.00 per gal. 1.50 per gal. 3.90 per gal. 1.78 per gal. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by }licks to award the bid to Schorn Paint Mfg. Company. laotion carried by roll call vote of four (4). BILLS: 'Current bills against the City were read as follows: Motion made by Hostetter seconded by Hicks that all vouchers properly signed and approved be paid. Motion carried by roll call vote of four. (4 . CURREI'�TT EXPENSE 25811 to 25818 Mayor & Councilmen Payroll. -February 75.00 25819 to 25832 Various Department Payroll -February 2,470.76 25833 to 25845 Police Department Payroll -February 31644.80 25846 to 25853 Regular Firemen Payroll -February 21031.40 25854 to 25874 Volunteer Firemen layroll-February 320.45 25875 Pasco Br. Seattle First -- rational Ilithholding tax 515.55 25876 VUendell Brown Agency Liab..Ins. #xac121846 11994.37 25877 Sherwood & Roberts Boiler Policy M27568 225.88 25878 IV. S. Darley Lc Co. Car signs 10.51 25879 Bond Equipment Company Stencils 2.00 25880G. B. Tindall Check protector policy 45.00 25881 Crystal Linen Supply Towel laundry 1.54 25882 Shaw & Borden Co. Pencils, carbon, books, etc. 11.12 25883 Welcb's Service Garage Parts & Labor 1.96 2588,4 Pasco Auto Company P'arts & Labor 56.98 25885 Col. Hardware Company it -lop, cleaner, sprayer, etc. 9.17 25886 Schorn Paint Mfg Co. Paint 110.40 25887 Lay & Nord Harrison kit & bracket 9.02 25888 Shields Books & stationery Staples, trays, file, etc. 91.68 25889 Stromme 1,,`otor Bales Anti freeze X93 25890 True's Oil Company Gasoline 324.61 25891 Col. Basin Paper & Supply Janitor supplies 29.36 25892 Countryman's Richfield Head bolt heater & oil 12.57 25893 Don & Gene's Shell Serv. Solvent 2.016 25894 Pasco Clothing Company Gloves 10.29 25895 Bailey's Pl. & Heat. Co. Repair broken pipe 5.70 2589.6 Sigman's Food Store -Soap 1.67 25897 Pasco Vater. Department Service 255.55 25898 Viola Siverts Steno work 40.00 25899 Pac. Tel. e.- Tel. Co. Service 70.55 25900 Pasco Garbage Serv. Service 5.00 25901 Thriftway Drug Ink .46 25902 Wood's Safe & Lock Rapair door closer 7.73 25903 City Treasurer Postage & lien 18.75 25904 Dunning Ins. Agency Bonds 40.00 25905 Esther Sawyers Mlleals for prisoners 208.80 25906 Cascade Truck Service Light bulbs, tire repair 2.47 25907 Economy Drug Company. Acid developer, acid fixer 4.84 2590€3 OK Tire Shop Tubes, tire and tire repair 62.93 25909 Richfield Oil Corp Diesel oil 124.64 25910 Tri City Lumber Yard Plywood & shiplap 10.50 25911 Smith Truck 8. Tractor Change thermostat, install defroster 30.85 25912 Col. Grain & Feed Salt 1.96 25913 Pasco Paint & Picture 'Pape, rolls &; sandpaper 8.03 25914 U. S. Laundry Service 7.35 25915 Seaberg Buick Company dashing car 2.06 25916 Standard Oil Co. of Cal. Gas. oil, & labor 91.96 25917 Pasco Elec. Shop Parts repair & labor 108.32 25918 The Pasco News Envelopes, letter heads, etc. 134.11 Total '133251.64 1664 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS MARCH 7. 1950 1 2616 2617 to 2622 2623 2624 2625 2626 2627 2628 2 629 2630, 2631. 2632 2633 2634 2635. 2636 2637 STREET DEPARTMENT Fn. Co. P. U. D. Service Street Department Payroll -February Pasco Br. Seattle First Nat'l Withholding tax Fn. Co. P. UT. D. Service Cit; Treasurer License for truck Western Stores Gen. spark plugs, cable, etc. Richfield Oil. Corp Diesel oil Pasco Hardware Company Paint Art Zier i',Iotors Studebaker pickup Brown Sand & Gravel Gravel for streets White River Lumber Compahy Lumber Standard Oil Co. of Calif Pearl oil Pasco Auto Company Cable T'rue:')s ',.Oil Company Gasoline Twin City lvliotor Supply Clean cyl. head, replace valves Economy Tire & Auto Servo Tire repair, break fhiid J. M. Daniel Brushes V1ATER DEPARTMENT Total 81.96 1,715.50 101.90 67.27 2.00 15.98 29.91 1.69 1.331.06 162..00 35.06 4.10 .77 231.83 35.63 16.92 33.17 33 ,�3 7796 to 7814 Water Department Payroll -February 3,708.04 7815 Pasco Br. Seattle First Nat'l Withholding tax 410.40 7816 Wendell Brown Agency Liab Ins. Policy xac121846 746.87 7817 to 7819 Water Department Payroll -February 710.60 7820 Tax Commission Excise tax 514.48 7821 Yakima Bindery & Printing Co. Cross section paper 6.70 7822 Penn. Salt Mfg; Company Liquid Chlorine 60.00 7823 Pioneer Inc. Office supplies 521.48 7824 Pacific Water Work Supply Co. Valve box locator 31.24 7825 Underwood corporation Typewriter 167.48 7826 The Bristol Company Charts 7.56 7827 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Pipe thawing 43.69 7828 The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Service 7.20 7829 City `treasurer Express 1.53 7830 True's Oil Co. Gasoline 104.14 7831 Sherwood & Roberts-Pasco,.Inc._Boiler Insurance 97.50 7832 Pasco Electric Shop Lamps 2.10 7833 Bailey's Plumbing & Heating Cesspool drain 8c thawing.pipes 16.94 7834 Consolidated Freightways Freight on pipe 15.30 7835 Col. Grain & Feed Salt .82 7836 Shell Oil Company Kerosene 12.32 7837 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. Motor & pearl oil 33.72 7838 Schorr. Paint Mfg Company Asphaltum .98 7839 1,,Iadison Lumber & 141ill Co. Fir 3.13 7840 Crescent Drug Co Merthiclate, band aids, ammonia 1.99 7841 Empire Electric Company Flourescent lamps 12.09 7842 Lincoln "Melding & Repair Thawing 30.90 7843 Richfield Oil Corp. Diesel oil 150.80 7844 Jaynes Plumbing & Heating Thawing pipes 134.42 7845 Downey's Equip. Rental & Rep Thawing pipe 382.84 7846 Pasco Motor Supply Pump 17. labor on worn gear 25.52 7847 Monarch LIachine & Tool �'o Thawing pipe 258.53 7848 Countryman's Richfield Servo Mire repair, oil, plugs 7.16 7849 Brown Sand & Gravel Co Dozer & dragline time 224.75 7850 Grigg; Bldg. Supplies Glass.& decals 9.29 7851 Wood's Safe & Lock Company 8 keys 2.88 7852 Pasco Hardware Company Globes, thermometer, handles, etc. 18.49 7853 Economy Tire cc Auto 'fire repair, parts, labor 147.68 7854 Shields Desk stand, finger tips, 131.19 7855 Hughes & Company Pipes, ells, nipples, tees, etc. 1,176.50 Total $ 91939.25 LIBRARY DEPARTT,�ENT 1303 to 1307 Library Department 1308 Pasco Br. Seattle First Nat'l 1309 The Moore Cottrell Agency 1310 The Lo -Well Pencil Company 1311 The MacI�,Iillan Company 1312 J. K. Gill ComEany 1313 Husk Printing 'ompany 1314 U. S. Laundty 1315 Spokesman Review 1316 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 1317 Pasco Garbage Service 1318 shields ' 1319 Pasco Water Dept Payroll-Februarj, Withholding; tax Book Pencils Books Books Vouchers Service Daily paper Service Service Ribbon Service Total 541.01 42.89 2.00 9.61 10.64 151.65 32.63 7.51 15.60 32.18 1.00 2.01 3.50 1 665 PASCO, WASHINGTON WROJU,AR Tv1FFTTNCr COUNCIL CHAMBERS MARCH 7, 1950 1 AIRPORT DEPARTMENT 619 to 626 Airport Department Payroll -February 11436.76 6,27 Pasco Br. Seattle First Nat Withholding tax 104.80 628 Thomas W. Emerson Salary -February 22.50 629 S. P. & S. Ry. Company Freight 34.39 630 I;Iogren & Rounds Office Equip Repair to adding machine 6.18 631 Empire Air Lines Insulators 1.29 632 Clallan Co. Airport Generator unit 100.00 633 Munnell & Sherrill Fire hose connector 11.35 634 The Austin Company Prints 9.75 635 McCabe Moving & Storage Co. Packing «, transportation on mat'1 30.26 636 Lay &Fiord Auto Light unit 3.48 637 Col. Grain & Feed salt.98 638 Duke's Electric Serv. Install extra plug 8.62 639 Twin City I'votor Supply Acetylene: & oxygen 11.28 640 Richfield Oil Corp. Stove Oil 33.52 641 Pasco Paint,& Picture Store sheepskin covers, liquid & powder 4.11 642 Inland Motor Freight Freight on generator 106.47 643 a shields Books & Stationery sign 2.58 644 Wood's Safe & Lock Company Repair lock, padlock 5.67 645 Pasco Motor supply Acetylene, oxygen 17.36 646 L. k. Vail Company Roofing air terminal 194.72 647 Aylward Foster Sheetmetal 228.65 648 David Zier Labor & material 1,088.36 649 True's Oil Company Gasoline 232.31 650 City Treasurer Postage 6.00 651 Pasco Garbage Service Service 3.00 652 The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Service 63.34 653 Western Stores Battery, roofing, wrenches 307.98 654 Grig is Pliers, blades, pipe, vise, etc. 59.90 655 TriNity Lumber yards, Inc. Cement, panel & plywood 94.49 656 Schorn Paint I,Ifg Company Paint thinner 26.01 657 Empire Electric Company Parts, labor 361_.44 Total 4,616.55 PARK DEPARThIENT 25 to 31 Park Department Payroll -February ��,087.20 32 Pasco Br. Seattle First Drat Withholding tax 66.90 33 Central Wash. Coll. of Ed. Books 2.08 34 Griffin Craft Supplies Key case & billfold leather 2.98 35 Blake Moffitt & Towne Towels, dispenser, tissue 40.72 36 Pasco Garbage Service Setvice 7.00 37 The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Company Service 6.00 38 City Treasurer Insured -"'ail .32 39 Richfield Oil Corp. Diesel Oil 324.66 40 True's Oil Company Gasoline 17.26 41 Col. Grain & Feed Scratch, hay, milk products 21.16 42 Pasco Hardware Company Reflector bowls 1.96 43 G. K. Mercier Tire repair 2.06 44 Ernie Garrard Motors, Inc. Battery and casite 20_.39 45 Western Stores Fadlock, hasps 1.26 46 Big Bend Lumber ,L Fuel Co. Lumber 8.03 47 Husk Printing Company Tickets 27.50 48 Schorn - aint iIfg. Company Valdura faint 5.02 Total 1,642.50 CEi,.!ETERY DEPARTMENT 13 to 14 Cemetery Department Payroll -February 436.80 15 Vasco Br.. Seattle First Nat Withholding tax 38.20 16 Trues. Oil Company Gasoline 17.66 17 Union Oil Co. of Calif. Oil 8.65 18 Pasco Water Department Water & Sewage disposal 12.00 19 Fn. Co. P. U. L. #1 Service 48.51 20 The Pac. Tel. (9ti Tel. Co. service 7.00 21 Pasco Hardware Company Sledge handle, wedges 1.14 22 Twin C:i_ty Mlotor Supply Champ. plugs & battery 19.16 23 Columbia hardware Company Romex wire, cli_)pers 8.96 24 White River. Lumber Company Lumber 8.54 25 Schorn Paint Mfg. Company Paint thinner .46 Total 607.08 PARKING i,1E1ER FUND # 2 6 Duncan Ivieter Corp Payment for January 1950 y 562.50 Total 562.50 GRAND TOTAL 35,338.50 11 1666 PASCO, WASHINGTON OUNCIL CllAT,riBERS MARCH 7. 1950 TYPEWRITER PAYTfiE11T ($117.38): Voucher presented by Tri -City Herald discussed. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Overlie that an opinion be obtained from the City Attorney. Bill to be paid upon approval of the City Attorney from new equipment. notion carried. PUBLIC HEARING, CHANGING REGULATIONS, O.RDII`,TATI'CE NO. 435 Notice of hearing; was read at this time. No objections were registered. ORDINANCE NO. 672: THIN IS AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 435 AND BEING AN ORDII`1ANCE PERTAINING TO THE HEIGHT LIiIITS AND FRONT, SIDE, AND REAR YARD REG]UIRDriE111TS OF BUILDINGS IN A C-1 ZONE. rtMotion made by Overlie, seconded by .Bonnett that Ordinance No. 672 be given the third reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 672 was read. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance leo. 672 has been given the third reading. Liotion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Overlie that Ordinance No. 672 be adopted. Motion carried by roll call vote of four (4). REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES: POLICE C0111,�ITTEE: BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS The following applications were read and approved: .• 1 Rooming House 303 So. Oregon Mr. & Firs. E. R. Morefield Rooming house 222 North 2nd Rosa Kolwinski Cafe Airport Sylvia Howell Gen. Janitorial Work Kennewick, Wash. W. A. Jones Barber Shop 222 West Lewis Donald F. Sherry Electric Repair Shop Court Street E. A. 6purgeon Barber Shop 128 Vlest Lewis Keith Johnson Cafe 115 No. 2nd L. F. Gallop Pressing & T;Iending 113 So. Oregon Booker T. King Laboratory Glass Shop Pasco Airport C. C. Hill Qbthing Solicitor Burbank H. L. Francisco X-ray Technician Gray Building Robert F. Kopper Gen. Auto Repair 7th & Lewis Reed & Klundt Dry Goods Remnant Shop 116 No. 6th i'«yrtle P. Klopfenstein Pressing Shop 317 W. Lewis Floyd R. Harrison Janitor, rug 8, furn. cleaning 2209 Kenn. Ave. C. B. Coats Fish delivery Kelso, ylashington Roy Stritmatter Solicitor Thielan Hotel H. L. Schneider Solicitor Thielan Hotel John henry Reynolds Solicitor Thielan Hotel John A. Wheeler Collection Agency 11.2 So. 4th Frane Settle,Davis Ferron Salle;ter T,iotel 2532 No. 4th P. A. Peterson T!lotion made by Bonnett, seconded. by Overlie that all applications approved by - the Police Committee be issued. Motion carried. Maggie's Cafe, 501 So. Oregon was held up for Health Department Permit. E -Z Loan Office, Thomas Craig and I. D. Poll rejected, account being connected directly with the Pullet Palace Class H Tavern and so recommended by the Chief of Police. FOOT PATROL: Committee The Police/recommend that the police Department establish a foot patrol between 3rd & Tacoma; Lewis and Clark between the hours of 7:00 P'. M. and 3=00 A. M. Motion so made by Bonnett, seconded by Hostetter. Motion carried. Chief of Police and Civil Service to be so notified. EAST SIDE I:IODERN HOMES: A letter was referred to whereby the Modern Homes desires to turn property on the Last Side to the City for Street purposes. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Hicks recommending that the Street Committee accept the proposal. City -Attorney to answer the letter. NIXON & AURELIA STREETS: William Kirchner's corner of the intersection should be widened. Water Than - ager to make survey and confer with Kirchner on a deal to so do. Motion so made by Overlie, seconded by Hostetter and carried. 9TH STREET CROSSING: Street Committae:= -to contact Harry Custer and clear this up with the Northern Pacific Railroad. 166 REGULAR IrIEETING . PASCO , WASHI11GTON COUNCIL CHAP;iBERS MARCH 7, 1950 LICENSE APPLICATION - 4 ADDI`T'IONAL CABS: Harold Baker of the Reliable Cab Company presented an application for four (4) additional Cabs account two (2) not adequate. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Hostetter that this be turned to the Police Committee to make recommendation at next regular meeting. Motion carried.. TWIN CITY TIN SHOP - Mr. Erickson & Irlr. Haylett: Spoke to the Council and presented data on The Thulman Flue to be used in not more than two story buildings. This is a metal flue recommended by the Research Committee, Pad.ific Coast Building Officials Conference. Painting flue extending from roof recommended. Motion made by Hostetter, seconded by Flicks allowing Mr. Haylett to pass favorably on this make of flue and additional makes as OKId by the Fire Underwriters and Building Code. Motion carried. CART] 1. UNITED AI�.'"!ERICAI1 SIi0��J5: The Jr. Chamber of Commerce requests authority to sponsor this Carnival, May 8, 1950, on Ainsworth between 6th and 7th. Motion i de by hicks, seconded by Overlie ;;ranting this per:r�issi_on upon payment of License and deposit of $500.00 Motion carried. The City Clerk furnished each me -caber a copy of the January 1950 Budget of all departments. READING OF ORDINANCES: ORDINANCE NO. 669: AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISIIING THE: PARK.'. FUND AND PRESCRIBING AND REGULATING THE USE, EXP'ENDIT'URE, AND RECEIPTS OF SUCH FUND. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 669 be given the third reading. I'lotion carried. Ordinance No. 669 was read. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Hostetter that Ordinance I4o. 669 has.been given the third reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by iD onnet,t that Ordinance No. 669 be adopted. I`,'totion carried by roll call vote bf four (.4). ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Hicks that the meeting adjourn to next regular meeting, Tuesday, 8:00 P. M., March 21, 19509 Motion carried. ATTEST: City Clerk PASSED AND APPROVED THIS DAY OFI 1950.