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Home My WebLink About10-07-1952 MinutesPASCO, WASHINGTON RECESSED MEETING 'COUNcCIL CHAMBERS IC ALL 'TO -.ORDER r Meeting called to order at 8:05 P. M. Honorable !Mayor John Beck presiding. I ROLL CALL: !I By Clerk. Councilmen present were J. A. Avery, L. E. Bonnett, C. R. combs, S. A. Cannell, Raymond Hicks, C: S. Milne and T. G. Overlie. Orville B. Olson, City Attorney was also present. READING OF THE MINUTES. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Combs to set aside the reading of the minutes. Motion carried. BILLS:- ILLS:-Current Currentbills against the City were read as follows. Motion made by Bonnett, sec- onded by Milne that all vouchers properly signed and approved be paid. Motion :carried by roll call vote of six (6). Avery had not arrived. i� CURRENT EXPENSE 29583 to 29589 Various Departments Payroll -September $ 531.38 29590 to 29603 Police Department Payroll -September 2,117.10 29604 to Lyle E. Cooney Reimbursement 102.79 29605 to 29611 Mayvr"& Oouncilmen Payroll -September 70.00 29612 to 29627 Various Departments Payroll -September 12585..64 29628 to 29635 Regular Firemen Payroll -September. 2,157 45 29636 to 29655 Volunteer Firemen Payroll -September 108.80 29656 to 29669 Police Department Payroll -September 2,103.60 29670 to 29671 Spary Department Payroll -September 64.03 29672 Seattle First vat'l Bank Withholding- 898.50 29673 State Treasurer Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 323.97 29674 Benton -Fn Med. Corp Insurance 87.85 29675 Fyr-Fyter Sats & Sery Safety lites 7.73 29676 Bldg Code Pub Co Bldg Codes 26.70 29677 Crystal Linen Supply Rag rental 1.5 29678 Shell Oil Co Lubes,•grease; etc 69.51 29679 Shaw & Borden Co Guides, paper, etc 18.56 29680 Union Oil Co Gasoline, Diesol, etc 294.96 29681 Herbert L. Talen Radio Mtnce 112.94 29682 Standard Oil Co Gas & Oil 8.24 29683 Gus & Reed Auto Sery Fan belt, etc 78.12 2968. Basin Typewriter CO Cover for chair 8.06 29685 OK Tire Shop. Tir:� 2.32 �i 29686 Schorn Paint Mfg Co Paint & thinner 14.99 29687 Col Hdw Company Polishing bonnet, etc 14.00 29688 Col Grain & Feed � Dog�food 23.38 29689 Husk Prtg & Office Supply Pds, clips, etc 16.86 29690 Grigg Bldg Supplies Gass & plywood 7.23 29691 Col Basin News Printing 51.46 29692 G. K. Mercier Gas, oil, etc 32,31 { 29693 Shields Books & Stationery . Office supplies 14.09 29694 C. F. Griggs & Assoc Prints 8.86 29695 Pasco Auto Company Install tail pipe, etc 65.86 29696 Tri City Lmbr Yards Lumber 376 29697 Tri City Herald Legal advertising 23.19 29698 Woods Safe & Lock Keys 2.52 29699 R & T Plmg & Heating Angle valve, etc 11.75 29700 Cascade Truck Service Install muffler, etc 54,87 29701 Central Motors Wiper part .29 29702 Monarch Mach & Tool Co Replace hose clamps 2.06 29703 U. S. Laundry Service 7.61. 29704 Fn. Co. Commissioners Property purchase 150.00 !� 29705 29706 Esther Sawyers Mealf for prisoners 371.25 The Pac Tel & Tel Co Service 137.71 29707 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Service 1,888.72 29708 Pasco Water Department Water & Sewer 27.60 29709 Glenn Sickels Reimbursement 73.58 29710 W. B. West Reimbursement 35.96 29711 City Treasurer Postage 46.10 • Total 13, 50. 1 PASCO, WASHINGTON RECESSED MEETING COUNCIL CHASIBERS OCTOBER 79 1952 WATER DEPARTMENT 9622 to 9652 Water Department 9653 Seattle First Nat'l Bank 9654 State Treasurer 9655 Tax Commission 9656 R. H. Corey 965:7 Crane Company 9658 Stand Oil Co of Calif 9659 Con Supply "ompany 9660 Howard E. Hume Agency 9661 Scientific Supply Co' 8$92 Trans Clearings of P. S. 9663 Penn Salt Mfg Co 9664, Hughes & Company 9665 Pasco Hdw Company 9666 Big Bend Lumber Co 9667 Col Basin News' 9668 White River Lumber 9669 C. F. Griggs & Assoc 9670 Empire Electric Company 9671 Col Hdw Company 9672 Union Oil Company 967$ City Twin Citonst Co 9674 Grigg Bldg -Supplies 9675 Lee s Better Foods 9676 Tri"City Herald 9677 Monarch Mach & Tool Co 9678 Inland Glass Company 96'79 Shields Books & Stationery 9680 Pasco Motor Supply 9681 Economy Tire & Auto Co 968.2 The Pah Tel & Tel Co 96`83 Fn. Co. P. U. D. Irl 9684 City Treasurer 3400 to 3408 3409 i4io to 3419 3420 3421 3422 3423 3424 34?5 I' 3426 3427 3428 3429 3430 3431 3482 3433 li 3434 3435 Payroll -September $ 4,110.67 Withholding 638.80 Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 317.66 Excise tax 12522.64 Engr service 2,062.50 Spindle 10.72 Oil 49.68 Ells, pipe, etc 164.38 Repair add mach 4.07 Turbidity Stds, etc. 24.12 Freight 31-57 Chlorine 123.60 Meters, wrenches, etc 894.17 Paint, buffer, etc 21.28 Lumber 77.25 Printing 13:96 Lumber & nails 30.72 Prints 21.32 Lamps 1.67 Padlock, paint, etc 22.96 Gas & Kerosene 53.13 Earth moving 100.00 Glass 1.59 Soap 2.90 Legal advertising 5.90 Lids, oxygen, etc 130.91 Manhole cover 37.68 Office supplies 12.21 Flax, belt, etc 14.04 Truck repair, etc 10.00 Service 20.35 Service 3,559.95 Postage 2.72 . Total $ 17,703-12 STREET DEPARTMENT Street Department L. W. Vail Co Street Department Seattle First Nat'l State Treasurer Trans Clearings of P. S. Wash State Penit Western Equip Co Union Oil Co Pasco Hdw Co Fn. Co. Road Dept White River Lmbr Co Madison Lmbr & Mill Co Preston Tractor Co Economy Tire & Auto Pasco Garbage Service Smith Truck & Traftor Pre -Mix Concrete Inc. City Treasurer Payroll -September 1,244.85 Estimate No. 1 13,530.85 Payroll -September 1,365.75 Withholding 383.00 Ind. Ins. & Med Aid 160.99 Freight 3.66 Signs 15.18 Parts 9.06 Diesol & gasoline 135.45 Brooms 12.42 Road mix 998.41 Cement 1.60 Scale weights 8.40 Repair axle, brakes, etc 57.80 Tire repair, etc 5.41 Garbage can 5.00 Repair generator 16.96 Gravel 205.49 Freight1.75 Total 1,1� 62.03 LIBRARY D EPARTMENI. 1832 to 1837 Library Department Payroll -September. 673.86 1838 Seattle First Nat'l Bank Withholding 98.30 1839 The Oregon News Company New Books 123.11 1840 The J. K. Gill Company New Books 48.00 1841 Aladdin Books New Books 37.59 1842 Carnegie Public Library Rev. cash fund 10100 1843 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Service 29.56 1844 Pasco Water Dept Water & SewerTotal , 1,029.92 PASCO, WASHINGTON RECESSED MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOBER 7, 1952 1509 to 1523 1524 1525 1526 1527 1528 1529 1530 1531 1532 1533 1534 1535 1536 1537 1538 1539 1540 1541 AIRPORT DEPARTMENT Airport Department Seattle First Nat'l Bank State Treasurer Verd-A-Ray Corp Union Oil Co Shell Oil Co Col Hdw Company R & T Plmg & Heating Wood's Safe ce Lock Shields Books & Stationery Pasco Motor Supply Duke's Elec Sery L. W. Vail Co Schorn Paint nfg co Wendell Brown Age cy The Yac Tel & Tel Co Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Pasco Water Department City Treasurer Payroll -September 1,721.86 Withholding 119.80 Ind. Ind. & Med. Aid- 91.71 Bulbs 21.01 Kerosene 12.67 Motor oil 12.11 Mops 6.59 Cooler pad 24.98 Kock & keys 11.69 Paper 2.94. Alemite,neora, etc 9.25 Repair lights, etc. 13.91 Aslahalt, mop, etc 135.45 Brush, paint, etc 100.51 Insurance 394.97 Service 80.45 Service 408.99 Water & Sewer 390.95 Postage 6.v0 Total 3,565.4.4 PARK DEPARTMENT 1023 to 1039 Park Department 1040 Seattle First ilat'1 Bank 1041 State Treasurer 1042 Life 1943 Gravely Norrthw46t Inc. 1044 Inertol Co,. Inc. 1045 Union Oil Co 1046 Col Grain & Feed 1047 G. K. Mercier 1048 Pasco Auto Company Pasco Hdw Company 1050 Lee's Better Foods 1051 Creseent DrugCd 1052 Economy Drug Company 1053 Empire Electric Company 1054 Woods Safe & Lock -1055 Col Basin News 1056 Schorn Paint Mfg Co 1057 Crater's Jewelry 1058 Tri City Herald 1059 Harold A. -Wyman 1060 The Pac Tel & Tel Co 1061 Fn. Cp. P. U. D. #1 1062 Pasco Water Department 1063 City of Pasco 1064 City Treasurer 1959 Payroll -September 1,314.62 Withholding 102.30 Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 55.63 Subscription 6.75 Repair parts 55.59 Enamel 71.00 Gasoline 20.30 Hen -scratch, etc 26.17 Oil, tire repair, etc 24.52 Truck rrpair 44.52 Hooks .62 Janitor supplies 7.29 Sulphate 24.08 Hose 5.14 Restart motor, etc 23.45 Sharpen mower 8.24 Warrants 14.42 Tape, thinner, etc 19.17 Repair stop watch 7.73 Legal adv 1.14 Reimbursement 19.56 , Service 9.30 Service 229.58 Chlorine, perchloron 212.70 Admission tax 63.55 Reimbursement -change for pool 15.00 Total $ 2,382.37 CEMETERY DEPARTMENT 390 to 391 Cemetery Department 392 Seattle First Nat'l Bank 393 State Treasurer 394 Stand Oil Co 395 Union Oil Co 396 Pasco Hdw Company 397. Fn. Co. P. Ura D. No. 1 398 The Pac TP1 & Tel Co 399 Pasco Water Dept Payroll -September Withholding Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid Mtor Oil Gasoline Grass seed Service Service Water Total Grand Total All Departments $ 54,502.99 $ 460.10 44.90 12.50 9.89 5.40 124.63 20.08 21.90 109.70 $ 809.30 PASCO, WASHINGTON RECESSED MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOBER 7, 1952 BIDS: WATER PUMPING STATION: Call for bids on Water Pumping Station notice was read. opened and read as follows: A Everett L. Wiggins 5622 No. Delaware Ave Portland, Oregon Matthew 141cCarthy Co Box 203 Olympia, Washington M. P. Butler 3419 13th Avenue S. W. Seattle, Washington Goldie Gentle 5241 N. E. 89th Avenue Portland, Oregon Neil F. Lampson Kennewick, Washington $114,906-35 $ 157,250.00 $ 161,911.50 $ 193,781.00 Five bids were received, B $ 119,485.75 $ 153,901.00 $ 153,450.00 $ 162,079.00 Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett that bids be turned to the City Engineer for study and recommendation. Motion carried. Following review and comparison of all bids, Wiggins plan "B" was recommended by the City. Engineer. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Connell to accept Wiggins bid on plan "B" of $119,483.75• Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). COMMUNICATIONS: LEASE CONTRA,CT EXECU`ED FOR THE CITY FILES, CORPS OF ENGRS, V. S. ARMY: The Lease covers 567 sq. ft. more or less in Building No.. 9 of Pasco Airport. Mr. Cotton stated that the 13th Naval District would be taking the fire trucks by the first of the year'and will have_ to have amount for purchase of two (2) trucks set up in 1953 Budget. 1". OLICING AT AIRPORT: Mr. Cotton requests that an Ordinance be drawn to enforce Policing and traffic laws at the Airport. City Attorney to draw up Ordinance. THIRTEENTH NAVAL DISTRICT, U. S. NAVAL STATION: A letter was read from Allen E. Smith, Rear ;Admiral, confirming phone conversation to Mayor John Beck, relative to delay in picking up Navy owned fire trucks. CAST IRON PIPE• Mr. Fisher requests a call for bids on 5000 lin. ft. of 12" Cast iron Pipe; 100011in ft. 8" cast iron pipe; 13,600 lin. ft. 611 cast iron pipe. Estimated cost is `49,616.13. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett to call for bids on j October 21, 1952 at 8:00 P. M. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). AIR ORT QUIT.. CLAIM DEED (SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT SITE) : . Deed as executed by the Division of Supplus property has been recorded at the County Court House under date of September 12, 1952• CLAIMS: WELLMAN FLOOR COVERINGS: Harry L. Wellman files a claim of $215.75 damage to his automobilb by city truck. Vernon & Anna Floistad, 53-D Nary Homes '$350:00 claim filed for Dog destroyed by i Mr. Hauer, City Dog Catcher, filed with City Clerk the 17th day of September 1952. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery that claims be turned to the City Attor- ney. Motion carried. PURUHASES: The following purchases were -allowed, motion so made by Avery, seconded by Hicks and carried by roll call vote of seven (7). SPRAY PROGRAM: 20 Vials Tech Chlorodane $250.00; 150 gals'25% DDT $315.00 PARK DEPARTMENT: Paper & tar for U. S. 0. Bldg Roof $458.35 :i i5 fi l PASCO, WASHINGTON RECESSED MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOBER 7, 1952 CITY ENGINEER: 5 tons lime @ $39.00 $200.85; 20 5/811 x 3/411 Meters $432.60; 1 3" gate valve $28.99; appromimate total $662.4.4 N Motion made by Avery, seconded by Hicks authorizing purchases. Motion carried by iroll call vote of seven V7). PETITION TO VACA'T'E & W ALLEY, BLOCK 150, PASCO LAND CO'S FIRST ADDITION:. j Petition signed by H. E. Wright and John -Wilkerson as per Ordinance No. 650, was read. City Engineer George R. Fisher recommends that this alley not ba closed account !i causing a dead end T -alley running south which is needed for utilitied. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Hicks accepting the Engineers recommendation and author- izing the refund of 75.00. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). i j! REPORTS: BACK HOE City Engine -r reports that he and several Councilmen attended a demonstration of a Back hoe in operation. LIGHTS: Bonnett reports that according to P. U. D. Contract, $20,000.00 should be set up in the 1953 Budget', needed installations would amount to approximately 5/o of investment instead of 2%; in regard to the Gross income tax motion made by Bonnetttthat Ordinance No. 695 be amended to read 3% instead of 32f. Motion sec- onded by Overlie and carried. ORDINANCE NO. 695: This was given the first and second reading on November 6, 1951. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by*Hicks that Ordinance No. 695 be given the third reading as amended. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 695 was read as amended. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Combs that Ordinance No. 695 has been given the third reading as amended. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Overlie that Ordinance No. 695 be adopted as amended. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 4780 OCCUPATION TAX. BONDS: Bonds were discussed; motion made by Avery, seconded by Connell to inform Bond Companies that a meeting of the Mayor and Council members will be held on Monday, October 20th at 8:00 P. M., to consider city needs and steps to be taken. BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS: Twelve applications were read as follows; motion made by Milne, seconded by Bonnett to issue. Motion carried. Stewart K. Rose, Solicitor for Aluminum, 35-C Navy Homes Furniture Mart, -Louis Kunz, 120 So. 4th Shamrock Tavern, R. S. Kelso, 1908 No. 4th General Janitorial Service, Herman Heilbrun, 119 No. 9th Trailer Camp, Bud Walker; 620 So: Idaho Mary Routh's Beauty Shop, 202 No. 10th Rawleight Products, Pearl Rutledge, 1516 W. Indiana Ham's Motel, Carl W. Ayres, 1315 E. Lewis W. B. Oliver,'Magazine solicitor, Esquire Hotel Edward B. Ash, Photographs, Esquire Hotel Standard Plumbing -Co, Ted Bolin, 1927 No. 4th Empire Build&rs, George Meyer, Ham's Motel CHURCH ADDITION: Plat reviewed; easement on property's east boundry was discussed; council favors 10' alley instead of Easement. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Combs to approve plat on dedication of 101 alley north and south court to south boundary cf Foster's Addition on east boundary of Church addition. Motion carried. BACK HOE: (BIDS) Quotations from Preston Tractor Company and Guenther Tractor Company were read; financing method suggested by City Engineer. Motion made by Connell, seconded by Avery to turn this to the Water Committee. Motion carried. READING OF ORDINANCES: BRDINANCE NO. 727: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 435 AND BEING AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE ZONE CLASSIFICATION OF LOTS 17 THROUGH 24 INCLUSIVE OF BLOCK 8, O'KEEFE'S SECOND ADDITION TO THE CITY OF PASCO FROM RESIDENT- IAL R-2 TO COMMERCIAL C-2 Motion made by Connell, seconded by Avery that Ordinance No. 727 be given the third reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 727 was read. Motion made by Connell, sec- onded by Avery that Ordinance No. 727 has been given the third reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by'Avery that Ordinance No. 727 be adopted. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). PASCO, WASHINGTON ORDINANCE NO. 728:, AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO THE TRI -CITY -TELEVISIONS ERVICE, INC. A CORPORATION, THE RIGHT AND PRIVILEGE OF PROVIDING A COMMUNITY TELEVISION ANTENNA SYSTEM AND TO PLACE, ERECT, LAY, MAINTAIN AND OPERATE IN, UPON AND UNDER THE STREETS, ALLEYS, AVENUES, THOROUGHFARES AND PUBLIC HIGHWAYS WITHIN'THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON, POLES, WIRES AND OTHER APPLIANCES AND CONDUCYORS FOR SUCH TELEVISION ANTENNA SYSTEM, AND GRANTING A FRANCHISE THEREFOR FOR A TERM OF 5 YEARS. Motion made by tombs, Motion carried. This seconded by .Avery that a five (5) year term be allowed. anends title as read September 16, 1952. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 728 be given the second reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 728 was read. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery that Ordinance No. 728 has been given the second read- inMotion carried. Motion made by Avery-, seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No 72g. be given the third reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded be Combs that Ordinance No. 728 has been given the third reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Overlie, seconded by Avery that Ordinance No. 728 be adopted as amended. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). MISCELLANEOUS: STREET DEPARTMENT: I. N. Brickey reports that his men are not satisfied with -$10.00 per -month raise as contemplated in the Budget for 1953• Hicks suggested .05¢ per hour raise. Brickey thought that this would be alright with Social Security set up. POLICE JUDGE: Ed Hendler spoke for a local civic group that feels the Judge's department is entitled to a raise and suggested ;$100.00 on Salary. ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Combs, seconded by Milne to recess to Thursday, October 9th, 19529 8:00 P. M. Motion carried. ATTEST: City Clerk i I I� PASSED AND APPROVED THIS6 DAY 1952. j, II i 7. Adah M. Perry, Uity Cle k