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Home My WebLink About11-08-1950 MinutesITTO Q 1' 1.4 PASCO, WASHINGTON CALL TO 0 RDER : Meeting called to order at 8:05 P. 1.111, Honorable Mayor John Beck presiding. i ROLL CALL: By Clerk. Councilmen present, L. E. Bonnett, C. S. Churchman, Chas. Grigg, A. T. Hostetter. Absent, Raymond jiicks, W. A. Nelson and T. G. Overlie. City Attorney Orville B. Olson was present. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT: PUBLIC HEARING GARBAGE ORDINANCE: Public hearing advertised at this time was held. City Clerk read notice. No protests or objections were voiced. Two persons present expressed their approv- al. Following a short discussion motion was made by Bonnett, seconded by Host- - ost- j etter that the City Attorney draw up an Ordinance amending present Garbage Ord- inance in compliance with request of John Dietrich. Motion carried. FEDERAL HOUSING: Wendell Brown submitted resolution on Projects No. Wash -45318N, 45152, 45200 and 45201 for the City Council to approve the request of the Housing Adminis- tration for transfer pursuant to Title 4 of Public Law 849, 76th Congress, as amended. Before transfer can be made this law will have to be amended by the next legislature. Discussions followed. I''dayor Beck turned this tbothe Build- ing Committee and City Attorney for opinion and report at next regular meeting. (Clerk to notify Chairman of Committee W. A. Nelson). CALL FOR BIDS POLICE CAR: Motion made by Grigg, seconded by Bonnett to call for bids on a Police Car; callable November 21, 1950. McKibbin to furnish specifications. TAXI CAB ORDINANCE: Bunch Brothers were present requesting an amendment to the Taxi Ordinance No. 647, raising rates: They suggest 30¢ up to the first mile and .50¢ per mile or portion thereof. ' City Attorney referred to present ordinance. Council can authorize change. Police Committee and Chief of Police had no objections. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Churchman requesting the City Attorney to prepare a Taxi Ordinance to"increase the minimum charge from .30� to .50¢ for one mile or portion thereof. IVIct ion carried. MERCHANT POLICE: OFFICER JIM RIGAS: A letter was read from Mr. Rigas relative to being taken out of service by Chief of Police Iv'IcKibbin for firing at a car. He assured the Council he would do merchant policing only hereafter, and co-operate with City authorities if allowed to continue. Motion made by Churchman that Jim Rigas be re -instated with the understanding that any similar infringement on Police duties not auth- orized under Merchant Police Ordinance will constitute automatic grounds for removal. Motion seconded by Hostetter and carried by roll call vote of four (4). L. I. D..* Mr. Loden desires to know just how many lineal feet of property in District will be required to constitute a protest by petition. City Engineer to advise. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESM.IED BY UNANIICIOUS CONSENT: READING OF THE MINUTES: Minutes were read and approved for meetings held October 16, 172 23 and 24-2 1950. BILLS: Current bills against the City were read as follows. Motion made by Churchman, seconded by Bonnett that all vouchers properly signed and approved be allowed. Motion carried by roll call vote of four (4). CURRENT EXPENSE: 26660 to 26663 Various Departments Payroll -October 345.83 26664 to 26678 Police Department Payroll -October 1,970:70 26679 to 26686 Mayor & Councilmen Payroll -October 80.00 26687 to 26701 Various Departments Payroll -October 2;354:43 26702 to 26708 Fire•Department Payroll -October 1,794:40 26709 to S. V. Hall Payroll -October 198.80 26710 to 26727 Volunteer Fire Department P'ayroll-October 174.16 26728 to 26741 Police Dela rtment Payroll -October 1,818.80 26742 Seattle First National Withholding tax 775.94 PASCO, WASHINGTON RECESSED MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOVE14BER 81 1950 CURRENT EXPENSE C011TIiJUED: 26743 Shaw & Borden 267.44 Miller Meters, Inc. 26745 Standard Oil Co.'of C. �167.4611 -1. . Co.Nelson Equip. Co. 26747 Lay & Nord 26748 Crystal Linen Supp. 26749 Basin Type. Co. 26750 E. W. Oylear 26751 Pasco. Hdw. Co. 26752 Shields Books & Stat. 26753 Pasco Electric 26754 0. K. Tire Shop 26755 Tri City'Office Supp. 26756 Col. Hdw. Company 26757 Pasco Auto ompany 26758 Col. Basin News 26759 David Zier 26760 True's Oil Company 26761 Tri City Herald 26762 Lillian Jayne 26763 Gus & Reed's Auto 26764 White River Lmbr. Co. 26765 W. J. Green 26766 Fn. Co. Engineer 26767 U. S. Laundry 26768 Pasco Motor Supply 26769 George R. Fisher 26770 Art Zier Motors 26771 Schorn Paint Mfg. Co. 26772 Col. Basin Paper 26773 The Pac. Tel. & Tel. 26774 Esther Sawyers 26775 Pasco Water Dept. 26776. City Treasurer 8296 to 8321 8322 8323 8324 8325 8326 8327 8328 8329 8330 8331 8332 8333 8334 8335 8336 8337 8338 8339 8340 8341 8342 8343 8344 8345 8346 8347 8348 8349 8350 8351 8352 8350 8354 8355 8356 8357 8358 Flags, dockets, etc. Slot hood & screws Oil, labor & supplies Wrench & spanner Gates belts Towel service Ribbons Fanbelt & labor* Drills, gun oil, etc. Sales books, pencils, et Check'voltage Tires, tubes & tire rep Folders, stencils, etc. Sash cord, fuses, mop, e Mirror, spot light,.etc. Printing & Supplies I+iat' 1 & labor file plan Gasoline Legal advertising Police matron Parts & labor Quarter round Lettering signs Map s Service Universal heater. Reimb-trip to Seattle Adj brakes & clutch Valdura, brushes, gilt Towels Service Meals for prisoners -Oct. Water & Sewer Postage & Freight Total WATER DEPARTMENT Water Department Seattle First Nat'l George Madison Tax Commission Hughes & Company Waterworks Supplies Crane Company Lay & Nord Rockwell Mfg. Co. Elliott Add. Mach. Co. Wallace & Tiernan Pioneer Inc. Pac. States Cast Iron Transport Clearings Business Ser. Bureau Pasco Hdw Company N: F. Ry Co. Economy Tire & Auto Pasco Motor Supply Pasco Auto Company Wood's Safe & Lock Madison Lumber & Mill White River Lmbr. Co. Big Bend Lmbr & Fuel Brown Sand & Gravel Countryman's Richfield Shields Books & Stat Jaynes Plmg & Weld. Crescent Drug Co. Fn. Co. Engineer Pasco Electric Monarch Mach & Tool Grigg's Pasco Park Fund Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 True'.s Oil Co. The Elac. Tel. & Tel. City Treasurer Payroll -October Withholding tax Payroll -October Excise tqx- Curb stops, etc. Calv: pipe Galv. pipe Sandpaper Water meters Stencils Gaskets,.recuding vale Transfer binder Pipe & iron Freight Stencils cut Mop heads, batteries, Freighg Prestone, tire repair, Brush holders, etc. Oil line Padlocks Lath Lumb e r Eleter covers Dragline & dozer time Tire repair & battery Postage scale Tile & labor Tape & filter paper Prints & maps Install fire box Meter box lids & rods Shovels Error in Sept. reading Service call Gasoline Service Postage & Freight Total 206.47 56:36 14.49 4.44 3.80 1.55 12.36 2.45 4.30 C, 22:90 4.02 air 46:25 15.35 tc. 19.64 24:71 127:52 box 13.80 340.82 2:10 3.00 137:84 .31 10.30 6.60 6: 59 28.76 17:15 2:58 6.03 42.95 75.99 219.60 274: 65 . 27.08 es 11,295.82 4,272.78 407.90 159.00 1,144.39 327.57 42.54 20.46 2:09 401.70 10.55 141.99 2.70 13,899.50 42.41 4.12 etc. 24.41 1,537.91 etc. 68.73 124.79 1.91 9.79 1.03 37.78 5.50 82.50 chg. 2.06 5.51 13.60 1.33 12.00 229.28 157.04 15:71 441.40 27.27 36.95 14.21 76.40 23,807.81 RECESSED MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOVEMBER 81 1950 LIBRARY DEPARTMENT 1.452 to 1455 STREET DEPA RTMEI T 508.15 2773 to 2785 Street Department Payroll -October $ 1,949:00 2786 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding tax 185.10 2787 Wash. State Penitentiary Signs 54:10 2788 Lay & Nord Armature 8.90 2789 Stand. Oil Co. of Calif Motor oil 73.15 2790 True's Oil Co. Gasoline 124.23 2791 Western Stores Battery 11.28 2792 Economy Tire & Auto Tube repair & boot 2.48 2793 Grigg s Bulbs & cutouts 57.37 2794 Pasco Hdw Co. Socket, handle, etc. 107.57 2795 Smith Truck & Tractor Chain, steam clean motor 80.01 2796 N. P' Ry Co. Steam heat on asphalt 42.14 2797 S. P. & S. Ry Co. Demurrage on asphalt 5.00 2798 Richfield Oil Corp Fuel oil 97.08 2709 City Treasurer Freight 1.45 2500 Brown Sand & Gravel Gravel 1:228:50 Western Stores Tire-& water pump, etc. Total 41027.36 LIBRARY DEPARTMENT 1.452 to 1455 Library'Department iayroll-October $ 508.15 1456 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding tax 58.50 1457 Doubleday& Company Books 51:88 1458 The J. K. Gill Co. New Books 72.85 1459 E. M. Hale & Co. Cadmus books 25.59 1460 The Moore Cottrell Renewal Subscriptions 132.95 1461 Gaylord Brothers inc, Tape & Gaylo 6.18 1462 Frafiklin'Watts, Ind. Book 1.08 1463 Col. Hdw. Company Matt & socket 4.12 1464 Pasco Water Department Water & sewer 4.80 921 white River Lmbr Company Total 866.10 922 CEMETERY DEIA RTMENT: Padlocks 107 to 108 Cemetery Department Payroll -October 438:90 109 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding tax 36.10 110 Col. Hardware Co.. Friction tape 2.01 111 White River Lmbr Co. Shovel handle 25.36 112- Col. Grain & Feed Shovel handle 1.29 113 Western Stores Tire-& water pump, etc. 11:00 114 Pasco Hardware Company Turp,.brush, socket, etc. 3.15 115 True's Oil Company Gasoline 9.14 116- The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Service 10.10 117 Pasco 'Water Department Water46.20 Total, 583.25 AIRPORT DERRTP:IENT 902 to 911 Airport Department Payroll -October $ 1149406 912 Seattle First Nat 1 Withholding tax 45.60 913 Pioneer Equip Company Plugs, guide, etc 26:82 914 Bureau of Suppl & Accts Rent to July 28, 1951 1.00 915 N. P. Ry Company. ` Freight VOID.;-- 916 Richfield Oil Corp. Kerosene 10.43 917 Tri City Auto Llectric Overhaul generator 6.72 918 Monarch Mach & Tool Co. Joints, tubing & labor 77.51 919 Tri City Lmbr Yards Lumber & nails 319.60 920 Col. Basin Paper & Supply Pinol, towels, boraxo, etc. 33.84 921 white River Lmbr Company Lumber. 117.13 922 Woods Safe & Lock Padlocks 6,18 923 L. W. Jail ' Plastic 13.70 924 Duke's Elec. Service Remove & install panels 77:77 925 Western Stores Battery tester 1.33 926 Grigg's Battery * 5:10 927 Elec Company Kearneys, replace lamps 179-08 928 True's Oil Company Gasoline 174.17 929- The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Service 106:10 930 Pasco Water Department Water & Sewer .246.30 Total 2,780.44 PASCO, WASHINGTON RECESSED MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOVENB ER 81 1950 mm 14 FILTRATION PLANT FUND Schorn Paint Mfg Company Thinner, cleaner, etc. Total PARKING METER FUND #2 `Duncan Meter Corp. Payment on meters Total GRAND TOTAL $46,335.54 293.91 293.91 562.50 562.50 BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS: PARK DEPARTMENT Eight applications were read as 276'to-283` Park Department -Payroll-October Joe Catlin 981.73 284 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding tax 86.40 285 Robert E. Bonney Salary -Supt 150:10 286 Arthur Stewart Salary -Caretaker 117:30 287 Thomas Gower Salary -Labor 102.50 288 Sinchuk Brothers Football 8;11 289 Beech & Pool Magazine Subscription 5.00 290 State Coll. of'4ashington Book 3.46 291 Blake, Moffitt & Towne napkins 12.63 292 Empire Elec. Company Remove & overhaul sump pump 24.21 293 U. S. Laundry Service 3:07 294 Modern Plmg & Heating Repairing toilets 35.64 295 Shields Books & Stat Stationery drawer 6.80 296 Western Stores Screwdriver .36 297 Pasco Paint & Picture Glass cut 2.42 298 Col Garin & Feed Co. Scratch, milk producer, etc 13.44 299 Madison Lumber & Mill Lumber, sheet rock, etc 97.70 300 Col Basin Paper & Supply Soap 7.23 301 L. W. Vail Company Paper 1.65 302 Grigg's Bulbs, games, etc 20.73 303 Richfield Oil Corp Fuel oil 121.62 304 Schorn Paint Mfg. Co. Paint 31.62 305 Thriftway store Tape; bandaids, pencils, etc. 8.56 306 Twin City Motor File, chisel, hammer & filter 7.79 307 Sport Center Football 4.64 308 Tri City Office Supply Tickets, carbon & mach rental 14.37 309 Ham's Electric Elec work on lighting ball field 47.69 310 True's Oil Company Gasoline 5.48 311 Robert E. Bonney fAileage reimbursement 15.00 312 The Fac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Service 5.80 313 City Treasurer Stamps 2.00 314 Pasco Water Department Water & sewer 173:30 Total 6 22118.35 mm 14 FILTRATION PLANT FUND Schorn Paint Mfg Company Thinner, cleaner, etc. Total PARKING METER FUND #2 `Duncan Meter Corp. Payment on meters Total GRAND TOTAL $46,335.54 293.91 293.91 562.50 562.50 BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS: Eight applications were read as follows: Joe Catlin Boarding House 504 So. Oregon Job's casco Nursery Conrad & Norbert Job R. F. D. #1 Frank Dunham Co Contractor Kennewick Frank K. Wilson Oontractor 524 north 8th East Side Cleaners Rev. J. L. Steward 113 So: Oregon Miller & Stork Contractor Yakima, Wash. Paul A. Cook Contractor Yakima, Nash. D. A. Speer Apartments 506 No. 6th Motion made by Grigg, seconded by ftostetter that applications approved by the Police Committee be issued. Motion carried. COMMUNICATIONS:, CAR FOR CITY ENGINEER: A letter was read from City Engineer George R. Fisher requesting that bids be called on a Business Coupe and/or 2 door sedan, standard model, delivered January 1, 1951. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Hostetter that bids be advertised as requested callable November 21, 1950. IJlotion carried. PASC4 WASHINGTON CAST IRON._ PIPE SUBSTITUTE: A letter was read from City Engineer Gevrge R. Fisher recommending that Ord- inance No. 427 be revised to authorize House connections to be made with asbestos -cement pipe in the grade equal to or better than John Iansville House connection pipe as a substitute for cast iron which at present is not obtainable in this area. . Motion made by Bonnett that the City Attorney draw up an ordinance authorizing substitute pipe for cast iron pipe. Motion sec- onded by Hostetter and carried. WATER EXTENSIONS : - A letter was read from Nater Manager Myron Radelmiller stating water extensions to three locations had been requested of his department as follows: 1 - Meridian Addition, 12 houses under construction by Mr. Seidel and fifteen other owners. 2 - Holts Addition, John Miller for 9 lots in Block 2 3 - Sylvester's 2nd Addition, E. V. Cronin, Block 6, 2 lots, requesting water and sewer. Mr. Cronin suggested that he construct the sewer. Sketches of proposed extensions were studied. MERIDIAN ADDITION, MR. SEIDEL (1): Motion made by Bonnett that this be turned to the Water Committee. Motion lost for want of a second. Motion made by Hostetter, seconded by Grigg that water lines be extended from Meridian to Chase on Nixon and from Meridian to Chase on Park upon payment of front foota�e charge on all lots passed (39lots). Motion carried by roll call vote of four (4). HOLT' S ADDITION BLOCK 2, ( John _1,filler) -(2): Extending water on Pearl and down Popular from Hawthorn to Agate was discussed. Motion made by Grigg, seconded by Churchman that upon property front footage payment for eleven 11) lots that water extension be made. Motion carried by roll call vote of three (3). Bonnett voting "No". SYLVESTER'S 2nd ADDITION, BLOCK 6, (E. V. Cronin) -(3): Water & Sewer to lots 132 14, 15 16 inclusive. Motion made by Hostetter, seconded by Churchman to extend water to Lots 13, 14. 15 & 16 upon payment of 100 ft. front footage on both sides of Octave Street. Sewer extension allowed under City Engineer's supervision, self construction. Motion carried by roll call vote of four (4). WATER LOOP SYSTEM: Motion made by Grigg, seconded by Hostetter that the City Engineer'and Water Manager be autho'ri-ed to go ahead with plans and specifications for bids on loop system. P,lotion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Hostetter that City Engineer and Water Manager be authorized to call for bids on 20" valve, bids callable November 21, 1950. Motion carried. ADJOURNMENT: Viotion made by ''onnett, seconded by Hoste ter that the meeting adjourn to next regular meeting Tuesday, November�J., 1.950 at 8:00,-P,. M. Motion carried. eck, Playor ATTEST: ity Clerk PASSED AND APPROVED THIS DAY OF , 1950. . Terry , city user