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Home My WebLink About07-05-1950 Minutes16'8 RECESSED MEETING CALL TO ORDER:: PASCO , WASHINGTON COUNCIL Meeting called to order at 8:05 P. M. by acting Mayor pro tem Charles Grigg elected to act as Mayor. Motion so made by Overlie, seconded by Bonnett and carried unanimous. ROLL CALL: By Clerk. Councilmen present, L. L. Bonnett, C. 3. Churchman, Chas. Grigg, A. T. Hostetter, W. A. Nelson and T. .G-. Overlie. Raymond Hicks and I',Zayor John Beck were absent. City Attorney Orville B. Olson was present. BI LLS : Current bills against the City were read as follows: Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Bonnett that all vouchers properly signed and approved be paid. Motion carried by roll call vote of six (6). CURRENT E XPENSE 26240 to 26246 Mayor & Councilmen 26247 to 26259 Various Departments 26260 to 26267 Regular Firemen 26268 to 26290 Volunteer Firemen 26291 Glen Seat 26292 to 26304 Police Department 26305 Pasco Br. Seatt. First Nat 26306 State Treasurer 26307 The Texas Company 26308 Portland Dist. Corps of Engr. 26309 Shaw & Borden Company 26310 Crystal Linen Supply Co. 25311 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 25312 Snap on Tools Corp. 25313 Gene Harnsburger 25314 Gus & Reed Auto Service 25315 True's Oil Company 25316 Esther Sawyers 25317 Dunning -Ray Ins. Co. 25318 25319 25320 25321 25322 25323 25324 25325 25326 25327 25328 25329 25330 25331 25332 25333 25334 25335 25336 25337 25338 25339 25340 25341 25342 25343 25344 Grigg Bldg. Supplies Schorn Paint IJIfg. Co. Pasco Hardware Company U. S. Laundry Pasco Br. Seatt. First Nat. Thielen I,otors Empire Electric Shields Books & Stationery Tri City Office Supply Pasco Electric Henderson Office Supply Tutwiler Studio Herbert L. Talen Pasco Motor Supply The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. City Treasurer Pasco }Nater Department Adah M. Perry E. 0. Wartensleben L. L. Rundle Mary E. Clarke Alfred L. McKibbin Glenn Sickels Arley M. Hanson William Crowley A. M. Hay lett Leonard W. Eby Payroll -June Payroll -June Payroll -June Payroll -June Payroll -June Wayroll-June ithholding tax Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid Lube, oil, gas, etc. Prints Office supplies Rag service Oil?; tire repair, lube Grinding wheel, bar, etc. Repair chains and install Tune motor, parts & labor Gasoline Mealffbr prisoners Bonds, Haylett, Owens, Linbarger and Youmans Clips, glass, etc. Varnish, valdura, etc. Window brush & handle Service Wrappers Tire repair Lamps Office supplies Machine roll paper Install outlet Clean & repair typewriter Photos Radio mtnce & parts Batteries Service Box rent, postage, etc. Water & Sewer Salary -Civil Serv. Sec. Spraying Smudging Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Total- PARKING METER FUND #2 65.00 2,245.86 1,943.44 232.25 220.50 3,651.40 561.28 253.36 23.05 2.00 90.68 1.54 28.29 9.94 3.09 43.32 149.20 302.40 20.00 7.92 55.01 2.72 5.94 11.00 1.03 5.93 21.43 .36 9.94 21.99 26.27 158.24 23.38' 69.35 8.23 269.00 40.00 36.25 31.80 6.85 26,19 12.39 7.50 10.00 19.90 9.82 10,734.51 10 Duncan Meter Corp. Payment on meters 562.50 Total 8 562.50 Ir99 PASCO, WASHINGTON RECESSED MEETING COUNCIL CHS BERS JULY 51 1950 1 WATER DEPARTMENT 8029 to 8067 Water Department Payroll -June $ 5,332.50 8068 Pasco Br. :Seatt. First Nat Withholding tax 410.00 8069 State Treasurer Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 213.09 8070 Lee ' Eastes Inc. Freight 26.59 8071 Consolidated Freightways Freight 1.25 8072 Monarch Machine & Tool Co. Acetylene, chain, labor & steel 265.03 8073 Empire Electric Co. Install coil in relay 15.53 8074 Gus & Reed Auto Service Battery & labor 19.00 8075 Business Service Bureau Printed notices 12.88 8076 White River Lumber Co. Fire clay 4.12 8077 Richfield Oil Corp. Cleaning solvent 13.70 8078 Madison Lumber & Mill co. Lumber & lath 3.01 8079 Countryman's Richfield -S. Tire repair 1.03 8080 Pasco Electric Install coil & check controller 62.93 8081 N. P. Railway Co. Freight 633.36 8082 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Service 11285.26 8083 - City Treasurer Postage & fueight 83.63 8084 Pasco Hardware Co. Brushes & wire 6.18 8085 Economy Tire & Auto Company Tire & Carb. repair, labor., parts 31.98 8086 - True's Oil Co. Gasoline 37.56 8087 The Pac. Tel. 8c Tel. Co. Service 1.31 8088 Brown Sand & Gravel Co. Dragline work 141.50 8089 Pasco Motor Sltpply Tank exchange 3.86 8090 Tax Commission Excise tax -May & June 823.60 8091 The Bristol Company Liquid level recorder 492.81 8092 Rensselaer Valve Co. Cup leathers and dittos 49.28 8093 Shaw & Borden Company Office supplies 60.35 8094 Penn. Salt Mfg. Co. of Wn. Chlorine 180.00 8095 Hughes & Company Valves, tees, washers & gaskets 457.20 8096 Chicago Bridge & Iron 'Co. Rubber gaskets & lead pin 6.11 8097 H & M Carbon Co. Carbon 4.12 8098 Howard E. Hume Agency Ta -4,y rolls 22.23 8099 Pioneer Inc. Turn on or off orders 31.51 Total 101-772.51 STREET DEPARTMENT 2690 to 2697 Street Department Payroll -June 22157.40 2698 Pasco Br. Seattle First Withholding tax 128.00 P-699 State Treasurer Ind. Ins._& Med. Aid 75.14 2700 Daily Journal of Comm. Call for bids 9.00 2701 Lay & Nord Fram element 6.18 2702 Luxor Lighting Prd. Inc. Street lights 36.00 2703 Richfield Oil Corp. Diesel 4,99 2704 Standard Oil Co. of cal. Motor oil 90.91 2705 _ <White River Lumber Co. Laths 2.06 2706 True's Oil.Co. Gasoline 170.73 2707 City Treasurer Express 1.78 2708 Grigg's Axes, bulbs, grinder, torch, etc. 99.61 2709 Monarch Mach & Tool Co. Weld & repair 8.45 Total ,7 0. LIBRARY DEPARTMENT 1386 to 1393 Library Department Payroll -June 767.10 1394 Basco Br. Seat. First Nat. Withholding tax 60.55 1395 J. K. Gill Co. Books 111.03 1396 Doubleday & Co. Inc. Books 17.00 1397 The MacMillan Co. Books 9.33 1398 Binford & Mort Publishers New Books 18,87 1399 Diamond's 5� to 01.00 Curtains 16.32 1400 Pasco Hardware Co. Tacks 1.03 1401 Col. Basin Paper & Sup. Env. & role wrap 7.32 1402 Shields Paper & poster board 3.41 1403 Pasco Water Dept. Water & Sewer 5.35 Total 1,017.31 1900 PASCO, WASHINGTON RECESSED MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JULY 5, 1950 1 PARKS AND RECREATION 128 to 146 Parks and Recreation Department 147 V 0 I D 148 Pasco Branch Seattle First Nat 149 State Treasurer 150' Sinchuk Brothers Inc. 151 Shields Books & 'Stationery 152 Schorn Paint Mfg. Co. 153 True's Oil Corporation 154 Byrum & Rodabaugh 155 City of Pasco 156 White River Lumber Company 157 Col. Basin Paper & Supply 158 Nesco Neon Sign Co. 159 Pasco Motor Supply 160 Pasco Water Department 161 Grigg Bldg. Supplies 162 Tri City Office Supply 163 Madison Lumber & Mill Co. 164 Woods Safe & Lock 165 Pasco Machine Company, 166 Robert E. Bonney Payroll -June $ 2,735.58 Withholding tax 258.30 Ind. Ind.& Pried. Aid 18.28 Life guard.chairs 149.76 Textile set, paint mold, etc. 11.54 Dresswood, varnish, etc. 69.38 Gasoline 18.27 Idarfax .82 Adm. tax for June 110.17 Coal, wood and shiplap 36.91 Squeegies 3.91 Signs 26.78 Belt .96 Sewer and water 734.60 Glass, plywood, putty,.etc. 19.41 Rubber bands and note books 1.65 Hasp, padlock, nails, etc. 7.95 Molding powder 1.18 Belt .93 Reimbursement 15.00 Total.• Tri City Lumber Yard AIRPORT D EPARTMENT 770 to 779 Airport Department Payroll -June $ 1,507.36 780 PascolBr. Seattle'First Nat. Withholding tax 77.90 781 State Treasurer Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 72.10 782 Lay & Nord Air cleaner, tape & belt 17.96 783 Chicago Pump Co. Impeller 98.96 784 Bailey's Plumbing & Heating Cap & disc for rod valve, etc. 118.37 785 Empire Electric Co. Lamps, lens, labor, etc 357.88 786 Col. Basin Paper & Supply Towels 9.27 787 Pasco Electric Solderless lugs 7.52 788 Union Oil Co. of Calif Thinner 13.70 789 Tri City Lumber Yard Lumber & nails 8.00 780 Schorn Paint Company Rags, brush, bon ami, etc. 39.95 7910 Shields Books & Stationery `Statements 9.79 792 Pasco Hardware Company Packing, screws, wax, etc. 3.96 793 Columbia Hardware Company Staples, nuts, washers, etc. 5.39 794 Monarch Machine & Tool Co.. C. P. Bar and straighten shaft 8.71 795 Pasco Motor Supply Repair torch 18.03 796 Wood's Safe & Lock Company Keys 1.03 797 True's Oil Go. Gasoline.& stove oil 188.20 798 The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Service 11.75 799 Pasco ti4ater Department Water & Sewer 246.30 800 City Treasurer Postage 3.00 Total $ - 2, CEMETERY DEPARTMENT 63 to 64 Cemetery Department Payroll -June 65 Pasco Br. Seatt. First Nat'l Withholding tax 66 State Treasurer Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 67 Pasco Hardware ompany Lock, knobs, shovel, 68 True's Oil Co. - Gasoline 69 The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Service 70 Pasco Water Department Water service 71 Union oil Co. of Calif. Oil 72 W}1ite River Lumber Co. Lumber Total 140 Schorn Paint Mfg. Co. 141 Central Sand & Gravel Co. FILTRATION DEPARTMENT 436.80 38.20 9.61 etc. 12.83 8.12 10.75 144.90 8.65 45.51 Thinner, paint brushes, etc 464.98 Concrete mix 19.09 Total 484.Ut GRAND TOTAL 34,083.63 P'ASCO, WASHINGTON RECESSED MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JULY 52 1950 REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE B Y UNANIMOUS CONSENT. STREET OILING BIDS: Five bids were received, -opened and read as follows: Central Asphalt Company, Pasco, Wash. $160800.00 L. W. Vail Company. Pasco, Washington 162920.00 YcAtee & Heathe, Spokane, Washington 172400.00 piesel.O l Sales, Seattle, Washington 19,600.00 Standard Asphalt Paving Co. Spokane, Wn. 20,400.00 Engineer Blanton, Fisher and Overlie retired tothe Clerks Office to make the extensions and prove totals. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT: COMMUNI CATIONS: COURTESY ENVELOPES (Parking Illeters): A letter was read signed by Carl. G. Lingren, Roy E. Sall and Russell Meier re- questing that the use of courtesy envelopes on the Parking Meters be discontinued and return to original system. This was turned to the Police and License Comm- ittee for recommendation. HEALTH DEPARTMENT (Budget): A letter was read from J. W. Fanning, Chairman, Benton -Franklin District Board of Health requesting adequate assistance with the 1951 Budget. This was turned to the Finance Committee and Bonnett. CONTINENTAL GRAIN COMPANY (Storage Bins): A letter was read from the Continental Grain Company requesting to erect a tem- porary grain bin in the City Street necessitating the abandonment of River Street at this location which is parallel to the elevator at the Port. This would be needed for a period of one year, renewable at the and of that time if the emerg- ency still exists. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded. by Churchman granting the request for one year. Motion carried. JOHN W. CUNNINGHAM & ASSOCIATES: A letter was read from F. S. Zeidlhack stating three (3) copies of the report on Water Distribution System and other Water works improvements had been mailed. The report was discussed with Hostetter. Checking on school surplus by the Water CommittQQ then submit recommendation at next meeting was requested by the Mayor pro tem. NAVAL AIR STATION:, A letter was read from Hal Holmes relative to acquiring the Pasco Naval Air Station for the City; states he will help in any way possible. STREETS 421 WIDE FROM CURB TO CURB: A letter was read from the Planning Commission requesting that an ordinance be drawn in effect that in the future there must be a minimum of 42 feet from curb to curb for street purposes. Motion made by Hostetter, seconded by Nelson that this be turned to the City Attorney for ordinance. Motion carried. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT SITE: A letter was read from Colonel Wm. Whipple regarding sewage treatment plant site exchange of property for a site in the General Depot Area to City's existing unimproved site located just up stream from the Northern Pacific Rail - Way Bridge was proposed. Recreational development of the inlet area would be done by the local agencies. Representatives of the Walla Walla Office will contact committee in the near future. Letter turned to the Water Committee and the Water Manager. PIPE REPLAC&ENT - SOUTH BRIDGE: Water Manager states by letter the cost'of replacement with a 6" Cast Iron Pipe would cost approximately $1,250.00; 2" galvanized pipe would cost approx- imately $450.00. Water Committee suggested the 2" pipe. Motion made by Hostetter recomminding that the City replace line with the 2" galvanized pipe as suggested by the Water Manager. Lotion carried. CLAIMS presented by Dr. W. H. Orr and NIr. Jack Cavander. A letter was read from the Firemen's Fund Indemnity Company requesting that the City pay deductible amounts of $100.00 and $75.00 as this company has settled the dims. City Attorney to check policy and advise. 1702 PASCO, WASHINGTON RECESSED MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JULY 5, 1950 STREET OILING: Engineer Blanton reports on Bids and reports that the Central Asphalt Paving Company submitted the low bid at $16,800.00. Motion made by Bonnett that' the bid of the Central Asphalt Company be accepted. Contract was read by Blanton. Mct ion seconded by Hostetter and carried by roll call vote of six (6). Mr. Jackson states he.can start work within 10 days. L. W. Vail's bid to be held in tact account being second low. Other checks and bonds to be returned. BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS: Motion made by nelson, seconded by Overlie that applications approved by the Police Committee be issued. Motion carried. The following licenses were approved: Pat Owens North Side Service Bryce B. Hall Vernon W. Weaver _ Edward's Landscaping E. 0. Wartensleben City Parking Lot ADJOURNMENT -O.' Apartments Garage Accountant Contractor Insect control E. R. Barnett 1331 Shoshone Route 1 420 W. Lewis Pasco, Washington Kennewick, Washirg ton Route 1 Clark Street Motion made by Nelson, seconded by Bonnett to adjourn to next regular meeting on Tuesday at 8:00 P. M., July 18, 1950. Motion carried. ATTEST: PASSED a es Grigg, Tayor, pro tem 1950. I