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Home My WebLink About06-05-1951 MinutesPASCO, WASHINGTON I REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 5. 1951 CALL TO ORDER: Meeting aalled to order at 8:15 P. M. Honorable "layor John Beck presiding. ROLL CALL: By Clerk. Councilmen present J. A. livery, L. E. Bonnett, C. R. Combs, S. A. Connell, Raymond Hicks, C. S. Milne and T. G. Overlie also City Attorney 0: B: Olson. I REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. - COMMITTEES: MAYOR PRO TEM: The Mayor recommends that Raymond Hicks be nominated Mayor pro tem. C. Z1. Milne nominated Raymond Hicks as Mayor pro tem. Motion made,by-Overlie, seconded by Connell that the nominations be closed. Motion -carried. By written ballot, six votes were cast for Raymond Hicks for Mayor pro tem. Hicks not voting. REGULAR COMMITTEE: WATER & SEWER, Avery, Hicks and Connell LIBRARY, RECREATION, PARKS & CEMETERY, Hicks, Avery and Overlie STREETS & ALLEYS, Overlie, Hicks and Combs ZONING, PLANNING, BUILDING INSPECTOR, CITY BUILDINGS, AND PROPERTY AND NAVY BASE, ombs, Milne and Connell CLAIMS, ACCOUNTING, OFFICE MANAGING AND SPECIAL FINANCE, Connell, Bonnett and Avery FIRE AND LIGHT, Bonnett, Overlie and Milne PUBLIC RELATIONS, -'.POLICE AND HEALTH, Milne, Conbs and Bonnett SPECIAL COMMITTEE, SEWER DISPOSAL PLAN`: Five men, Hicks, Avery, Bonnett, Overlie and Connell SPECIAL COMMITTEE, CITY OPERATION: Entire council with Milne as Chairman Motion made by Connell approving the committees as recommended by the "ayor. Motion seconded by Avery and carried. PURCHASING AGENT: Connell as recommended by the 'Mayor. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Milne approving the appointment. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). ROLL CALL VOTING: Mention was made by the Mayor relative to roll call voting in alphabetical order. City Attorney to render opinion. CITY BUSINESS being cinducted on the first council meeting of the month aid hear- ing from visitors at the second meeting in the month. Motion made by Bonnett to carry on this procedure starting June 19th. Motion seconded by Overlie and carried. RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION PROPERTY ON EAST LEWIS: Mr. Sandstrom, representive for the Oil Company, states the Company is unable to build at this time. Mr. Zuber, of Seattle, desires to erect a service station and building to be occupied by a Cafe on two separate locations and is request- ing that the front footage charge for water and sewer be reduced. This piece of property is not platted; front on Lewis Street is 400' in length. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Milne to refer this to the Water Committee to bring in a recommendation at next meeting. Motion carried. AIR SHOW, JUNE10, 1951, AT AIR BASE: Tom Overturf of the Jr. Chamber of Commerce presented an agreement covering oper- ations of an Air Show to be held at the Vasco Airport; sufficient liability ins- urance will be secured to sufficiently indemnify and save the first party harmless for any damage to third persons or property of third persons. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Overlie that the Mayor be empowered to sigh agreement with the Jr. Chamber of Commerce covering Air Show on June 103, 1951• REGULAR MEETING DESIRES MEETING: PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 5, 1951 Judge West expressed the desire to meet with the Police Committee as soon as possible. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED: READING OF THE MINUTES: Minutes covering meetings held February 6, 12, March 6, 20, April 3, 17, May 1 and'15th. Correction, motion made by Overlie, seconded by .Hicks that the min- ute's of February 12th include letter of recommendation submitted by the Committee as 'follows February 12, 1951 The Honorable A'ayor & City Council Pasco, Washington The undersigned members of the committee on the location of the Sewage Disposal Plant desire to make the following report: The proposed location west of the Northern Pacific Ry. tracks known as Site No. 1 is the most economical from a cost standpoint, also from an engineering point of View and would probably cost somewhere near $50,000.00 less than the other pro- posed location}. However it is the belief of the majority of your committee, that owing to the possible expansion of the Port of Vasco the long time view -point should be the controlling factor in deciding where the plant should be located. We base this decision on the limited area for Port expansion, which would be further restrict- ed by locating the Disposal Plant on Site No. 1.' Further, the objection of the home owners to this locationf�is one that must be given every consideration. Site No. 2 east of the Northern Pacific Ry. tracks and north of Ainsworth Avenue provides Foom for expansion and the selection of this site would result in all of this area being taken down to grade and a much improved appearance of this tract of land. We do not think the initial cost should be controlling, but rather that the City Council should take a long range view of all the factors involved. We therefore recommend that the site east of the Northern Pacific Ry. tracks and north of Ainsworth Avenue be selected and that the City Attorney and the City Engineer take immediate action to acquire this site. /s/ Raymond Hicks /s/ T. G. Overlie Reference to be made to Page 1775, of Minute Book No. 10. YLOYD FUTTER'S REFUND (Page 1791, Minute Book No. 10) Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Uverlie that recommendation key City Attorney be changed to read,"City Attorney called attention to letter". Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Bonnett to deny refund. Motion carried. Minutes approved as corrected. BILLS: Curvent bills against the City were read as follows. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Overlie that all vouchers properly signed hnd?appr.ovdd be allowed. Assessment of property 59.89 CURRENT EXPENSE 27726 to County Treasurer 27727 to 27732 Various Department 27733 to 27745 Police Department 27746 to 27753 Mayor & Councilmen 27754 to 27768 .Various Departments 27769 27776 Regular Firemen 27777 to 27798. Volunteer Firemen 27799 to 27811 Police Department 27812 License Pasco Br. Seattle First lvatll 27813 57.64 Layyer's Co-op Pub. Co. 27814 Coats, pants, etc. Standard Oil Co. of Calif 27814 253.45 7reas. of the U. S. 27816 Towel service Nelson Equip. Company 27817 47.19 Puget Sound Stamp works 27810, Sprinkler, broom etc Bus. Control Inc. 27819. 5.87 W. S. Darley & Co. 27820_ Munnell & Sherrill, Inc. 27821 American Elkhart Co. 27822 Shell Oil Co. 27823 Shaw & Borden Co. 27824 Crystal Linen Supply 27825 Husk Printing & Off Supply 27826 Columbia Basin Nears 27827 Col. Hdw. Company 27828 Schorn Paint Mfg. Co. Assessment of property 59.89 Payroll -May 54 .13 Payroll -May 1,92.30 Payroll-M&y 70.00 rayroll-May 2,398.23 rayroll-lviay 2,021-40 Payroll -May 165.78 Payroll -May 1,928.50 Withholding 838.82 Balance 100.00 Gasoline 235'.10 Pgyment on Contract Gaskets 4.24 Badges 49.60 License 54.08 Siren c ottrol switch 57.64 Battery 11.53 Coats, pants, etc. 375.61 Tire, repair, etc. 253.45 Warrants, dockets, etc. 132.17 Towel service 3.08 Ink, tape, etc. 47.19 Legal advertising 54.54 Sprinkler, broom etc 46.77 Putty, varnish, etc 5.87 .} <o 3' J' 831 REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 5, 1951 CURRENT EXPENSE (CONT) 27829 Ernie Jarrard Motorsrp Inc. Polish 5.15 27830 Pasco Motor Supply Simonize " deaner 2.66 27831 !Cou#tryman's Richfield Lube, oil, etc. 6.33 27832 Tri City Auto Electric Tune motorli carb., etc. 19.47 27833 Shield's Books & Stationery Road map & section file 50..16 87834 Col. Grain & Feed Nozzles 3.54 27835 Pasco Hardware Company Mop pail, polish, etc. 10.92 27836 David .Zier Map holder 18.23 27837 Pasco Auto Co, Adj. valves, lube, etc 7.21 27838 Sports Center Photo eouipment 393.94 27839 Stromme Motor Sales carts, labor, etc 94.00 27840 Monarch Mach & Tool Co Welding .77 27841 Lee Funeral Home Stretcher & carrier 40.76 27842 Basin Typewriter Co. Ribbons 24.72 27843 0. K. Tire Shop Tire, repair & lube 74.42 27844 Gus & Reed Auto Service Reline brakes, etc 103.19 27845 U. S. Laundry Service . 11.57 27846 Jordan Drug Tape & gauze 2.97 27847 Grant H. Stringham Bond for Clarke 50.00 27848 Dunning -Ray 'Ins. Agency Bonds 20.00 27849 L. A. Matthias Reimb. convention 21.52 27850 Esther Sawyers Prisoners meals 468.00 27851 City Treasurer Postage, stamps, etc 15.37 27852 Pasco Water Department Water & Sewer 424.00 27853 The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Semite 78.41 27854 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Service 161.22 Total $ 14,247.04 WATER DEPARTMENT 8728 to 8738 Water Department Payroll -May 1,325.00 8739 to 8754 Water Department Payroll -May 2,267.60 8755 Pasco Br. Seattle First Nat. Withholding 546.40 8766 Harold L. Warren Salary -Laborer 42.50 8767 Roslyn Foundry Manhole covers, etc 144.20 8766 Elliott .Add. -Mach. Co. Manilla Stencils 20:89 8769 Wallace Tiernan Sales Corp Phenol red 5:49 877Q Hughes & Company Pipe, ells, etc. 438:16 8771 Pioneer, Inc. Work order, pen points 59:86 8772 H. D. yowler, Co. Road flares 23:87 8773 Transport Clearings of P. S. Freight 189,23 87�4 E. N. Hallgren Co. Cast iron tees, etc. 125.35 8775 Standard Oil Co. of Calif Pearl oil & gasoline 84.98 8776Crane Company. Galv. pipe 43.03 8777 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. Chlorine 185.40 8778 Shaw & Borden Company Letter heads 15.47 8779 Yakima Bindery & Printing Co. Paper clips, stamp, etc 3.52 8780 Shell Oil Company Furnace oil 103.65 8781 Waterworks Supplies Co. Meter yokes 164.00 8782 Rockwell Mfg. Co. Box glass for meter .72 8783 Empire Electric Company Check motors,etc. 72.43 87$4 Gus & Reed's Auto Service Tune motor, etc 13.29 8785 Madison Lur§ber & Mill Lath 1.03 8786 Brown Sand & Gravel Co. Lay pipe & dragline, 1,286.25 8787 Columbia Grain & Feed Tank sprayer 9.22 8788 Columbia Basin News Legal advertising 5.81 8789. Columbia Hardware Co. Carbon tet 1.70 8794 Business Service Bureau Stencils re -run, etc. 3.09 8791 Potlatch Yards, Inc. Cedar 322.39 8792 Pasco Hardware Co. Handles, brushes, etc. 26.78 8793 Shields Books & Stationery Ledger sheets, etc. 8.91 8794 Ted's Sporting Goods Gasoline 1.33 8795 Monarch Mach. & Tool Co. Meter box lids, etc. 76:12 8796 White River Lumber Co. Lumber & dime 228:06 8797 W. H. Hannum Weed killer 15:48 8798 Weston Redi-Mis, Inc. Concrete 18:31 8799 Pasco Machine Company Threading & cutting pipe 111.78 8$00 Economy Tire & Auto Service Tire, grease, -etc. 2 8.44 8801 Pasco Motor Supply Repair gauge, etc. ti7.21 8802, Myron Radelmiller Reimb. convention 58.59 8803- Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Service 1,868.46 8804 City Treasurer Postage & frei-ght- 33.86 8805 The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Service 4.13 Total 10,119.99 1836 PASCO, WASHINGTON LIBRARY DEPARTMENT 1571 to 1577 STREET DEPARTMENT Payroll -May $ _2971 to 2980 ,Street Department Payroll-luge $ 1,492.10 12981 Pasco Br. Seattle First Withholding 165.10 ,2982 Paul Savage Salary-Ass't Supt 55.00 ,2983 Stand. Oil Co. of Calif Gas & Oil 65.13 12984. Shell Oil'°Company Dieselene 31.55 2985 Luxor Lighting Prgd. Inc. Bulbs 72.00 2986 Nelson Equipment Company Hydraulic pump 119.63 _2987 0. K. Tire Shop Tires, tube & mounting 1X4.89 2988 Pasco'Har44v.aye Company Bolts, paint, e tc. 226.56 2989 Economy Tire` & Auto. Grader tires, etc. 554.75 2990 Columbia Basin News Legal advertising 2.50 .2991 Browr_ Sand & Gravel Gravel- .. -- 41' 320.59 1.2992 Pasco Machine Company Welding, threading, etc. 35.96 2993 Franklin County Engineer Maps 4.80 2994 Franklin Co. P. U. D. Service 885.62 1131 Washington Skyways Total $ 40206.18 LIBRARY DEPARTMENT 1571 to 1577 AIRPORT DEPARTMENT Payroll -May $ .1106 to 1116 Airport Department Payroll -May 1,816.13 1117 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding 94.70 .1118 Stand. Oil. Co. of Cal. Gasoline 217.56 1119 Schorn Paint Mfg. Co. Boiled oil, etc 208.77 1120 Economy Tire & Auto Boots 4.64 1121 Monarch Machine & Tool Ell 38.11 1122 Shields Books & Stat. Columnar pad, etc 4.15 1123 D. H. Williams Sharpen saws 1.24 1124 Vocational School Valve spzr-thg etc 2.52 1125 Parkinson Flying , Barrel nitrate dope 156.35 1126 Pasco Motor Supply Fan belt, patches, etc 6.17 1127 Wood's Sage & Lock Keys for lock 1.03 1128 Empire Electric Co Rapdr switch control 5.64 1129 Tri City Lumber Yard Lumber & putty 49.21 1130 Randolph & Taylor Plmg Copper tubing, etc 11.23 1131 Washington Skyways Airport spraying 100.00 1132 Tri City Auto Electric condenser, gasket, etc. 9152 1133 Col. Hdw. Company Mops 3.09 1134 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. "'ervice 33.94 1135 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Service 901.51 1136 City Treasurer Postage & freight 7.19 52. 230 Total $ 3,672.70 LIBRARY DEPARTMENT 1571 to 1577 Library Department Payroll -May $ 642.75 1578 Seattle First Nat'l VVithholding 57.90 1579 Sturgis Printing Co. Supplies for reading prog. 24.83 1580 The J. K. Gill Co. Books 171.86 1581 Doubleday & Company Books 25.79 1582 J. A. Owens Reference atlas 2.91 1583 H. W. Wolson Co. Reference sheet 7.00 1584 Vocational Guidance new manuals 5.52 1585 Husk Printing & Office Typewriter paper 1.75 1586 Pasco Water Department Water & sewer 5.50 Total $ 945.81 CEMETERY DEPARTMENT 217 to 220 Cemetery Department rayroll-"`ay 680.80 221 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding 64.20 222 Gravely Northwest Parts for mower 12.03 223 Shell Oil Co. Motor oil 8.70 224 Stand. Oil Co. of Cal Gasoline 13.32 225 Ivan W. Lee Chain, repair links, etc 26.19 226 White River Lumber Co. Lumber 6.11 227 J. G. Ungerecht Addn to sextons house;etc 1,369.90 228 Vasco Machine Co. Lawnmower blade 2. 229 Wellman's Floor Cov. Linoleum & paste 52. 230 Pasco Hdw. Company Bit, die, etc 32.33 231 Husk Printing & Off Desk pad, envelopes, etc 24.15 232 Pac.°Tel. & Tel. Co. Service 14,13 233 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Service 35.50 234 Pasco Water Department Water 98.70 Total 2,440.82 PASCO, WASHINGTON GRAND TOTAL $ 38,701.26 BIDS: ° 3,000 cu. yds. CRUSHED COVER STONE: Call for bids receivable on this date was read. No bids received. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Hicks that the City Engineer be allowed to negotiate .� for price on gravel and report. Motion carried. AIRPORT POLICE POWERS: A letter was received from 0. V. Uotton recommending that the City pass an ord- inance bringing the airport under the jurisdiction of the city. Question debated. Police Committee to meet with airport committee and report. Cotton to meet with his committee and report specifically what they want. Mayor to notify Airport Committee that counci$man Combs has been appointed representative for the "ouncil to co-operate with committee. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery approv- ing -the mayors' appointment of Combs. Motion carried. Mayor to write letter. SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT CONSTRUCTION (Financing): A letter was read from Wm. P. Harper & Son & Company concerning financing involved in said construction also requesting information when bids are callable. No action taken. Ordered filed. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES: POLICE COMMITTEE: REFUND G. 0. SCHULTZ: Motion made by Milne, seconded by Bonnett to refund $47.67 to Mr. Schultz. Motion carried.by roll call vote'of six (6) (expense of vacating alley in Block 131, Pasco Land Co's First Addition.) REFUND, RICHARD W. ROBINSON. Motion made by Milne, seconded by Bcnnett to re- fund §15.00 to Robinson for business license not issued. Motion carried by roll call vote of six (6). CARD TABLE LICENSE APPLICATION: W. P. Godfrey and'Howard Bacon held up for fur- ther study. At this time, 11:00 P. M., the City Clerk was excused and L. E.,Bonnett appoidted to pLct as Clerk pro tem. PARK DEPARTMENT 475 to 486 Park Department Payroll -May 6 1,279.85 487 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding 113.90 08 Lucy Scheuermann Pins, die set, etc 39.92 489 Hatchkiss-Gilkey Co. Bearing 1.05 490 Ernie Rose Sports Equip. Slide 317.12 491 Shell Oil Co. Furnace oil 222.11 492 Stand Oil Co. of Calif Gasoline 18.87 49.3 Columbia Grain & Feed Hen scratch & hay- 6.75 49.4 Wood's Safe & Lock Sharpen mowers 189,55 495 Sports Center Volley Ball 8.34 496 Pasco saint & Picture SDre 'Stencils, waxer, etc 17.33 497 Schorn Paint Mfg. Co. Paint & thinner 8.45 498 Empire Elec. Company Belts 4.70 49.9Tri City Lumber Yard Lumber 11.15 50.0 U. S. Laundry & Cleaners Service- 1.47 501 Pasco Motor Supply Belt 1.31 50`2 Pasco Machine Company Welding, etc 26.27 503 Brown Sand & Gravel Co. Sand 5.15 504 Col. Hardware company Screws, washers, etc 13.45 505 Shields Books &-Stationery Scrap book & fillers 17.00 506 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Service 91.84 507 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Service 1.85 508 Pasco Water Department Water & sewer 275.75 5Q9 City Treasurer Freight .04 total 2, 2 PARKING METER FUND #2 21_ Duncan Meter Corporation Payment on meters 562.50 'Total 562.5U GRAND TOTAL $ 38,701.26 BIDS: ° 3,000 cu. yds. CRUSHED COVER STONE: Call for bids receivable on this date was read. No bids received. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Hicks that the City Engineer be allowed to negotiate .� for price on gravel and report. Motion carried. AIRPORT POLICE POWERS: A letter was received from 0. V. Uotton recommending that the City pass an ord- inance bringing the airport under the jurisdiction of the city. Question debated. Police Committee to meet with airport committee and report. Cotton to meet with his committee and report specifically what they want. Mayor to notify Airport Committee that counci$man Combs has been appointed representative for the "ouncil to co-operate with committee. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery approv- ing -the mayors' appointment of Combs. Motion carried. Mayor to write letter. SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT CONSTRUCTION (Financing): A letter was read from Wm. P. Harper & Son & Company concerning financing involved in said construction also requesting information when bids are callable. No action taken. Ordered filed. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES: POLICE COMMITTEE: REFUND G. 0. SCHULTZ: Motion made by Milne, seconded by Bonnett to refund $47.67 to Mr. Schultz. Motion carried.by roll call vote'of six (6) (expense of vacating alley in Block 131, Pasco Land Co's First Addition.) REFUND, RICHARD W. ROBINSON. Motion made by Milne, seconded by Bcnnett to re- fund §15.00 to Robinson for business license not issued. Motion carried by roll call vote of six (6). CARD TABLE LICENSE APPLICATION: W. P. Godfrey and'Howard Bacon held up for fur- ther study. At this time, 11:00 P. M., the City Clerk was excused and L. E.,Bonnett appoidted to pLct as Clerk pro tem. 1801 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNF,�5��.951_ STREET COMMITTEE:: PLATTING PROPERTY: Street Committee request the City Attorney bring an Ordinance requesting that all property be platted before .a Building Permit is issued. Motion so made by Overlie seconded by Connell and carried. TRACTOR & LOADER BIDS: Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Avery that all bids on Tractor Loader be thrown out and the City Engineer be empowered to negotiate for proper equipment. Motion carried. City Engineer read quotation from Nelson Equipment Idompany, without cab, $5,220.69; Western Equipment `'ompany, with cab, $5,653.00 and recommended the quot- ation from Western Equipment Company of Spokane of $5,653.00. Motion made by 0 erlie to authorize the City Engineer to purchase the Western Equip- ment Lull Loader -for $5,653.00, seconded by Avery and carried by roll call vote of five, (5). Hicks has been excused. Milne not voting. GUN CLUB CITY PROPERTY: Mayor Beck reports on Engineers request for City property to be used for dyking purposes and recommends that the city formally request the Corps of Engineers to set up a public access area on site of gun club. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Avery that -Mayor make formal request to Corps of Engineers for public access area. Motion carried.°' 9th STREET CROSSING. This was turned to the Street �;ommittee. City Engineer reports on Street Oiling. AIRPORT LEASES: Ten (10) Leases were read as follows: H. W. Parkinson Washington Skyways Sampson Grain Company Columbia -Pacific Tbansport Inland Motor Freight Kirk's 'Farina Sydney Hall Pasco Transfer Inc. F. W. Dukelow ruational Guard .Armory Hanger #71 Building No. 73 Building No. 102 Warehouse No. 4 Vvarehouse No- 3 East 1/3 of `ranger No. 2 Building No. 106 L�. room, north side Bldg #35 W2 of room, south end Bldg #35 Bldg leo. 72, less airport terminal and tower Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Avery that the above leases approved by the Airport Committee be signed by the Mayor. Motion carried. RESOLUTION: LIMITED ACCESS: Director of Highways on December 12, 1950 established limited access on a portion of Primary State Highway No. 3 to Primary -State Highway No. 11. This was turned to the Street Committee for recommendation. SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT SITE: City Engineer reports that on May 16th a meeting was held at Big Pasco and attended by himself, Hicks, Mayor Beck, Lt. Col. Jos. 0. Killian, and Mr. Saxton of the Poll- ution Control. Engineer' Haver's report was discussed. The Army has investig- ated costs and made report to Washington, D. C. Formal request has been made. READING OF ORDINANCES: ORDINANCE NO. 696: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDIIIG FOR THE GUARANTEE OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT BONDS IN THE CITY OF PASCO, CREATING A FUND FORT HE PURHOSE OFGUARANTEE- ING, TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH FUND, BONDS AND WARRANTS ISSUED AGAINST LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS THEREIN IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 141, LAWS OF 1923, AS AMENDED BY CHAPTER 183, LAWS EXTRAORDINARY SESSION 1925, AS AMENDED BY CHAPTER 209, LAWS OF 1927, AS AMENDED BY CHAPTER 109, LAWS of 1933, STATE OF WASHINGTON Motion made by Bonnett and seconded by Milne that Ordinance No. 696 be given the first reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 696 was read. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 696 has been given the first reading. Motion carried. PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 5, 1951 �I ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Overlie that the meeting adjourn to the nenext regular meeting at 8.00 P. M.� Ju. 8,19 1951. Motion carried. - j J n Bec , .,i l I� ATTEST: , i City Cler ii " PASSED AND APPROVED THIS �� DAY OF , 1951. II ii - it i - Adah M. Perry, City Clerk I • III i I, I II i II