Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-06-1951 Minutes17'7 PASCO,. WASHINGTON CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at 8:00 P. M. ROLL CALL: Honorable Mayor John Beck presiding. By Clerk. Councilmen°present, L. E. Bonnett, Chas. Grigg, Raymond Hicks, A. T. Hostetter and T. G. Overlie. Absent Bernard R. Devereaux and W. A. Nelson. City Attorney Orville B. Olson was present. MINUTES not ready to be read. BILLS: Current bills against the City were read as follows. Motion made by Grigg, sec- onded by Overlie that all vouchers properly signed and approved be paid. Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5). CURRENT EXPENSE 27233 to 27237 Various Departments Payroll -February $ 565.53 27238 to 27251 Police Department Payroll -February 2,047.80 27252 to 27310 Election Officers Payroll & Rental 926.10 27311 to 27318 Mayor & Councilmen Payroll -February 70.00 27319 to 27334 Various Departments Payroll -February 21473.10 27335 to 27341 Regular Firemen Payroll -February 12991.20 27342 to 27363 Volunteer Firemen Payroll -February 146.82 27364 to 27376 Police Department Payroll -February 19918.70 27377 Seattle-Firat Nat'l Bank Withholding tax 899.08 27378 Cent Wash. Firemens Ass'n Dues for 1951 5.00 27379 L. N. Curtis & Sons Resuscitation gas 4.83 27380 Crystal Linen Supply Towel servrice 1.54 27381 Inst. for Train*ng Textbook 7.50 27382 Yakima Bindery Pencils, pads, etc. 3.45 27383 State Treasueer Firemen's relief & comp. 3.00 27384 Shaw & Borden Co. Elect suppl. etc. 203.33 27385 Wash. State Firemens Membership dues 14.00 27386 Howard -Cooper Corp* Siren & bracket 60.73 27387 Zehrung Chemical Co. Insecticide mixtures 467.80 27388 Transport Clearings_ Freight 7.89 27389 Royal Typewriter Co. Typewriter 134.35 27390 Shell Oil Co. Furnace Oil 205.11 27391 Empire Electric Co. Bulb 2.24 27392 Lay & Nord Karbout & cable, 7.16 27393 Fn. Co. Engineer Prints 3.00 27394 U. S. Laundry Service 6.08 27395 Smith Truck & Tractor Insurator wire .77 27396 Pasco Electric __,install light fixtures, etx 405.13 27397 Col. Hardware Co. Bolts 14.5 27398 Gus & Reed Auto Servo Parts & labor 102.5 27399 Col. Basin News Legal Advertising 13.31 27400 Stromme MotoSs Universal tray 1.55 27401 Thielen K F Motors Parts & labor 15.20 27402 Countryman's Rich. serv. New tire 21.86 27403 Geo. F. Cake Co. Film & paper 36.73 27404 W. J. Green Painting signs 6.18 27405 Western Auto Supply Pedal pads .50 2�406 Pasco Auto Company Parts & labor 11.59 27407 Husk Printing & Office Typewriter repair, etc. 2D.82 27408 Esther Sawyers Prisoners meals -Feb. 253.20 27409 Pasco Br. Seattle First Safe deposit box rent 6.00 27410 The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Service 68.82 27411 East Side Market Soap & cleaner 3.51 27412 Wilbur B. West Reimbursement 32.90 27413 White River Lmbr Co. Pine, prestol.ogs, etc. 8.88. 27414 Woodts Safe & Lock Sharpen saws, etc. 4.69 27415 Dunning -Ray Ins. Agency 19ond for Hutton & Wymse 10.00 27416 Tri City Office Supply Counter top 227.63 27417 Pasco Water Dept Water & sewer 411.40 27418 City Treasurer Postage & freight 38.29 Total 13..891-421- 3,891.42PARKING PARKINGMETER FUND #2 18 Duncan Meter Co. Payment on meters 562.50 Total 11 r 17"S PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS MARCH 6, 1951 1 2885 to 2900 2901 2902 2903 2904 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2910 211 1023 to 1032 1033 1034 1035 1036 1037 1038 1039 1040 1041 1042 1043 1044 1045 1046 1047 1048 1049 1050 1051 1052 392 to 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412, 413 415 416 417 419 420 421 187 to 1880 189 190 191 192 193 195 STREET DEPARTMENT Street Department Payroll -February Seattle l first Nat'l Bank Shell Oil Company Film rental Standard Oil Co. of Calif Tri City Auto Elea Piston r ing, etc. White River Lumber Co. Smith Truck & Tractor Service Brown Sand & Gravel Dowels, screws, etc. Pasco Hardware Co. Dairy feed,, -et -c. Economy Tire & Auto Serv. Col. Valley & Power Radiator can City Treasurer Steel wool Payroll -February Withholding tax Dieselene. Pearl Oil Labor, parts for motor Lumber & lath Tune motor, etc. Gravel & dozer time Bolts,,shovels, etc. Boot, repair tire, etc. Cylinder, gas, etc. Freight Total $ AIRPORT DEPARTMENT Airport Department Seattle First Nat'l Bank Lay & Nord Western Soap & Sales Co. Webb Tractor & Equip. Verd-A-Ray Corp. U. S. -Laundry & Cleaners Col. Basin Paper & Supply Wood's Siife*& Lock Empire Elea. Company Tri City Lumber Yards D. H. Williams Tri City Auto Electric Monarch Mach. & Tool Co. Twin City Motor Supply Ture's Oil Company Pasco Auto Company L. W. Vail Company Fn. Co. P. U. L'. i1 Pasco Water Department City Treasurer PARK DEPARTMENT Payroll -February ��ithholding tax B &-S Gear - Towels Valve - & bracket Lamps Distilled water Towels Keys Reconnect heaters, etc. Lumber & nails Sharpen saws Condenser, wire, etc. Weld casting Ptug & hose Kerosene & oil Prestone & hose Roof kettle Service Water & sewer Postage 'total Park Department Payroll -February Seattle First jlat'1 Withholding Cant. Wash. C611. of Ed. Film rental Gravely Morthwest Inc. Clutch cup Bryant's lularina Inc. Piston r ing, etc. Shell Oil Company Furnace oil The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Service Grigg Building Supplies Dowels, screws, etc. Col. Grain & Feed Dairy feed,, -et -c. Coll. Hdw. Co. Handles & brushes Pasco Hdw. Company Radiator can Pasco Paint & Picture Store Steel wool Mineo. & Mail. Service Stencils, mimeo, etc. Tri City Office Supply Taper, clips, etc. L. W. Vail Company Asphalt Empire Elec. Company Repair motor Pasco Auto oompany New pickup, etc. Tri City Lumber Yards, Inc Lumber, hinges, etc. Pasco Water Department Water & sewer City Treasurer Lisense & Postage Total CEMETERY DEPARTMENT Cemetery Department Seattle First i4at' 1 White River Lumber Co. Acme Welding'Works Economy Tire & Auto The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Vasco Hardware Company Pasco Water Department Payroll -February Withholding Lumber & Nails Repair sulky hitch, etc. Brake fluid Service Beackets, screws, etc Water Notal 2,206.10 200.30 38.63 12.39 30.74 16.65 141.56 288.10 11.77 202.80 101.UO 6.37 3,256-.41 1,725.60 83.20 3.75 13.60 25.53 124.59 1.03 10.92 1.03 184.24 4.79 2.78 7.11 3.61 4.14 53.43 4..10 180.25 8.18 246.30 6.00 $ 2,694.18 1,182.17 83.20 1.17 3.47 16.74 167.38 4.55 9 5.53 .22 6.06 3.19 1.55 9.42 21.97 6.18 6.59 1,579.04 7.42 22.25 2.22 $ 3,139.32 464.70 40.30 23.62 2.58 1.63 9.50 5.93 12.00 $- 560.26 17'7 9 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS MARCH 6. 1951 WATER DEPARTMENT 8523 to 8547 Water Department 8548 Seattle First A attl Bank 8549 Roger L. Johnson 8550 Hughes & Company 8551 The Atlas Mineral Prod. Co. 8552 Lay & Nord 8553 Shell oil Co. 8554 Tax..Commiss ion 8555 Crane Company 8556 E. N. Hallgren Co. 8557 Penn. Salt Mfg. Co. 8558 Transport Clearings 8559 B. James Robertson Co. 6560 Pioneer, Inc. 8661 Wallace & Tiernan Sales 8562 Department of Lab. & ind. 6563 Countryman's Richfield Serv. 8564 Shields Books & Stationery 8565 E. V. Cronin 8566 True's Oil Co. 8567 The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. 8$68 Pasco Faint & PictLure Store 8569 Pasco Hardware Co. 8570 Grigg Building Supplies 8571 Empire Elec. Company 8572 Husk Printing & Office 8$73 Economy 'fire & Auto 8574 Lars Wambem 8575 Columbia Aardware Co. 8576 Pasco Motor Supply 8577 Fn. Co. Engineer 8578 White River Lumber Co. 8579 Brown Sand & Gravel Co. 8580 Business Service Bureau 8581 Richfield Oil Corporation Payroll -February Withholding tax Salary -Labor Valves, meters,e tc. Mineralead Spring Furnace oil Excise tax Hinges Fibrex Chlorine Freight Test gauges, etc. Pen set Phenol red Reclassification of I I & M Tire repair, etc. Office supplies Sewer connection Stove oil Service PGIishi'aint Drill, blades,etc Lumber, etc Check motor, etc., Columnar pad Grease job, tire repair Septic tank Twine & screws Uloves, valve rollers Prints Lumber & lime Earth moving Stencils run & cut Fuel oil & rocolube Total , LIBRARY DEPARTMENT 1524 to 1528 Library Department 1529 Seattle First "at'l Bank 1530 Univ, of Washington 1531 Gaylord Brothers Inc. 1532 The J. K. Gill Co.' 1533 Doubleday dc Co 1534 BYnfords & Mort " 1535 The Macmillan Company 1536 Northwest Cons. League 1537 Singer Sewing Machine Co. 1538 Husk Printing Comoany 1539 Jaynes Plmg & Welding 1540 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 1541 Pasco Water Department 15.42 City Treasurer COMMTTNICATIONS ESTHER A. SAWYERS: Payroll -February Withholding Subscription Library supplies New Books New books New Book Books Book New Book Envelopes Sb&el, labor Service Water & Sewer. Postage 'i' 11 otal GRAND TOTAL 33;995.10 ko030.39 368.90 94.4o 1,436.97 319.65 .O8 208.32 562.57 143.94 61.80 10.77 12.73 4.01 1.83 A 199.79 -1.70 48.09 377.33 20.60 12.91 3.30 41.06 50.66 60.78 1.29 3.87 61.80 .73 15.65 12. UO 208.61 440.00 7.21 97.21 d9925-46 0 609.75 57.90 2.00 54.60 109.45 31.33 9.00 .82 2.40 3.09 14.37 24.72 32.62 3.50 10.00 965 .T A letter was read from Mrs. Sawyers requesting that the price of meals for prison- ers be raised from 60� to .75�. Motion made by Grigg, seconded by Overlie to turn this to the Police Committee and Chief of Police. Motioo carried. MARIE STREET 42 FEET:: A letter was read from City Attorney Orville B. Olson advising that by proper resolution February 7, 1951, the Board of.County Commissioners has dedicated to the public for street purposes enough land from the south side of Block 7, Syl- vester's Second Addition to make Marie Street a full 801 Street; same has been recorded. Attached is a letter of legal discription of the property by Board of County Commissioners, Franklin County, Yiashington 17,119 REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS STREET MOTOR PATROL GRADER & CATERPILLAR MOTOR PATROL: A letter was read from City Engineer George R. Fisher regarding the purchase of the above memtioned equipment. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Grigg that this be turned to the Street Committee for recommendation. Motion carried. FILTRATION PLANT CHANGES: A letter was read from City Engineer George R. Fisher recommending with Myron Radelmiller several changes in the plant such as from sand to high speed filter and anthracite coal, -crushed and screened to specifications anticipated cost for complete change $7,500.U0. (2) a. It will also be necessary to make certain changes in the plant itself. These changes are as follwws:(a) Enlarge the ex- isting gate and outlet between the sand trap and flash mix. (b) Enlarge the gate between the flash mix and mixing basin #1. (c) Enlarge the opening between mix- ing basin #1 and mixing basin #2. (d) Cut in two gates between the settling basins and the two East filters so that these filters may be fed direct from the settling basins and the present piping system can be used to feed the two West filters dur- ing periods of high demand. r'low can be controlled by the effluent value into the clear well. The estimated cost of this portion would be $750.UO making a total of $8,250.00. Motion made by Hostetter, seconded by Grigg that. the City Engineer be authorized to remodel water gates at filter plant: Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5)• Motion made by Bonnett that the City Engineer be authori17ed to advertise for anthracite coat for filter. Motion seconded by Overlie. Bid call for March 2019 1951. Motion carried. ROY DILLINGHAM: Requests by letter to participate in the insurance program of the City. Motion made by Grigg, seconded by Hostetter that the Insurance Committee Chairman consur with Roy Dillingham. Motion carried. TANKERS PARKING IN RESIDENCE DISTRICTS: A'letter and petition was read protesting against Tanks and Transport Trucks park- ing in the area around the Memorial Park and Swimming Pool. They are a definite fire hazard and disturb sleepers. The Fire and Police Chiefs are working on an Ordinance to correct this action. They have ordinances from several other cities and the Council favors waiting for this ordinance now in the making. A letter was read from Mr. Hartman relative to location and joint service of the Sewage Disposal Plant for the City and Engineers Supply Depot. Motion rftade by Overlie that the Mayor be empowered to make a request for a.joint plant and loc- ation with the Army Engineers. Seconded by Hicks. Mayor to inform Pollution Control Board of action taken. Motion carried. ABSENTEE BALLOTS: PRIMARY ELECTION FEBRUARY 13, 1951:• Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Bonnett that the City Clerk be authorized to count absent ballots. Motion carried. PRECINCT #1 through 17 Treasurer: POLL VOTES ABSENTEES TOTAL 1°nary E. Clarke 1014 12 1026 Councilmen: (3) J. A. Avery 753 9 762 .CecilpRay7.CbmbbL _ i a-_ 574 7 581 V. J. Cronin 109 2 111 Bernard R. -Devereaux 156 1 157 Edwin L. Dunnavan 100 3 103 Ed Hendler 186 2 188 A. T. Hostetter 166 2 168 Dr. Carrol Scott Milne 695 8 703 John L. Miller 258 4 262 Glenn C. Myers 140 1 141 D. F. Rodkey' 339 7 346 Clifford E. Stone 122 2 124 COUNCILMAN -AT -LARGE (1): S. A. Connell 533 4 537 Eugene V. Cronin 215 8 228. Chas. Grigg 390 3 393 Robert M. Louen 55 1 56 COUNCILMAN, unexpired term (1): T. G. Overlie 732 14 716 Vincent E. Small 485 2 487 Total votes cast in all precincts 1260 plus 16 absentees, making a grand total of 1276 votes cast. 17 221 I PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING r0T1WrTT. rWAVRT,'R.C' vaRru A- 1Q91 READING OF ORDINANCES: ORDINANCE NO. 692: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 435, AND BEING AN ORDINANCE REZONING BLOCK 131,PASCO LAND COMPANY'S FIRST ADDITION TO THE CITY OF PASCO, FROM RESIDENTIAL -R-2 TO MANUFACTURING M-1 Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Grigg that Ordinance No. 692 be given the third reading. Motion carried. Ordinance ho. 692 was read. Motion made by Uverlie seconded by Grigg that Ordinance No. 692 has been given the third reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Grigg that Ordinance No. 692 be adopted as read. ' Motion carried by roll call vote of rive (5). ORDINANCE NO. 693'.- AN 93: AN ORDINANCE VACATING THE NORTH AND SOUTH ALLEY IN BLOCK 131, PASCO LAND COMPANY'S FIRST ADDITION'TO THE CITY OF PASCO Motion made by Uverlie, seconded by Grigg that Ordinance No. 693 be given the third reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 693 was read. Motion made by Overlie seconded by Grigg that Ordinance No. 693 has been given the third reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Grigg, seconded by Overlie that Ordinance No. 693 be adopted. Motion arried by roll call vote of five (5). PASCO HIGH SCHOOL: A letter was read from Walter Oberst relative to holding a i°"ity Officials Day10 for a high school group. Motion made by Grigg, seconded by* -Hostetter that the City Officials concur with the High School_group. Motion carried. NORTHERN PACIFIC PERMIT NO. 73175:, Northern Pacific Railway Company Permit No. 73175 to the City of Pasco to con- struct, operate and maintain a 201° line cast iron water main across the first party's right-of-way, beneath the tracks and incline track. Letter by J.'T. Moore, January 22, 1951 seconded by Bonnett empowering the Mayan carried. ATTEST: ity Clerk was also read. Motion made by Overlie, and Clerk to sign documents. Motion 1� PASSED AND APPROVED THIS DAY 0 , 1951.