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Home My WebLink About08-04-1953 MinutesG PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS AUGUST 49 1953 i !CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called order at 8:00 P.M. Honorable Mayor Harry V. Custer presiding. ROLL CALL: By Clerk. Councilmen present were J. A. Avery, L. E. Bonnett,'C. R. Combs, S. A. Connell, Lee J. Craig, and'T. R. Van Hoy. Absent was C. S. Milne.- City Attorney Richard G. Patrick present. READING OF MINUTES: Minutes of meeting held July 21st were read and approved. '� B ILLS : Current bills against the City were read as follows. Motion made by Avery seconded by Connell that all vouchers properly signed and approved be paid. Motion carried by roll call vote of six. (6). CURRENT EXPENSE I 30945-30949 Various Departments Payroll-July $ 455.92 30950-309663 Police Department PayrollaJuly 20113.93 30964-30971 Mayor & Councilmen Payroll-July 78.80 30972-30988 VaAous Departmnets Payroll-July 1,820.94 . 30989-31003 Police Department Payroll-July 2,284.12 31004-31011 Regular Firemen PayrollW July 2,155.44 31012-31027 Volunteer Firemen Payroll-July i 31028 Seattle First National Bank Withholding 1,066.25 31029 Social Security Ftnd Soc Sec Dad 117.98 31030 Bn Fn Cors Med Spr Corp Insurance 77.50 31031-31032 Health Department Payroll-July 92.78 31033 Firements Pension Fund Pension Deductions 153.41 31034 Crystal Linen Supply Service 3.09 31035 Wilco Fire Equipment Co. Wrench, spanner, batts. 16.29 31036 Federal Enterprises Gear for beacon light 1.75 31037 L. N. Curtis & Sons Axe, band, etc. 5.15 31038 Densow Drug Filo ° 47.28 31039 Art Burnside & Co. Fingerprint tape 3.78 31040 Root Radio Telephone Service Radio Maintenance 34.51 31041 Dictaphone Corporation Dictaphone 410.87 31042 Shaw & Borden'Co.. Fasteners, cards, etc. 48.94 31043 Em. Ord. #758, Peter Kiewit Son,Rb Berm 1,800.00 31044 Tri City Lumber Yards Inc. Putty & Hoe 2983 31045 Tri City Herald Legal Advertising 22.57 31046 Dunning-Ray Agency Bond - Custer 5,00 31047 Void Void Void 31048 Wendell Brown Agency Insurance .98 31049' Sheild's Books & Stationery Rctt Books 9.12 31050 U. S. Laundry & Cleaners Service 17.07 1 31051 Empire Electric Co. Lamps & Cut outs 77.66 31052 Lay & Nord Lamps.64 31053 Pasco Hardware Co. Tacks 8.47 31054 Western Auto Supply Enamel &•thinner 2.01 31055 W. J. Green Sign Painting 7.73 31056 Husk Printing & Office Supply Reett Books, & clips 3.14 31057 Lee's Better Foods Bon Ami & globes 2.54 f 31058 Economy Drug Co. First Aid Supply 12.42 31059 Esther Sawyers Meals, July 273.00 31060 Franklin Co. PUD 7#1 Service 29378.72 31061 The Pacific Tel & Tel Service 57.93 31062 L. A. Matthias Reimb. - Fire School 116.96 31063 Pasco Water Department Water & sewer 174.45 31064 City Treasurer Postage 10.00 Total 16,056.79 ° CEMETERY DEPARTMENT 506=510 Cemetery Payroll-July 554.24 511° Seattle First National Bank Withholding 86.40 512'_ Social Security Fund Soc Sec Dad 9.76 513 Pasco Hardware Co. Grinding grit, etc. 17.66 514` White River Lumber Co. Cement 14.42 515 Franklin Co. PUD #1 Service 32.95 516" The Pacific Tel & Tel Co. Service 9.50 517' Pasco Water Department Water 246.35 Total 971.28 1999-2004 Library Department 2005 Seattle First National Bank 2006 Social Security Fund 2007 The H. W. -Wilson Co. 2008 Rand McNally & Co: 2009 The J. -K. Gill Co.' 2010 McGaw -Hill Book Co., Inc. 2011 South -Western Pub. -Co. 2012 Little, Brown & Co. 2013 The Oregon News -Co. 2014 Economy Drug Co. 2015 Franklin Co. PUD Dist #1 2016 Pasco Water Department 1869-1885 1886 1987 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 190 190 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1330-1363 1364 1365 1366-1378 1379 138o 138M 1382 1383 1384 1385 1386 1387 1388 1389 139,0 1391 1392 1393 1394 1395 1396 1397 PASCO, WASHINGTON LIBRARY DEPARTMENT Payroll -July Withholding Soc Sec Dad Subscriptions New Book New Book Books Books New Book New Books Tape, jadite set, etc. Service Water & sewer Total AIRPORT DEPARTMENT Airport Department Payroll -July Seattle First National Bank Withholding Social Security -Fund' Soc Sec Ded Daily Pacific Builder Legal Advertising Daily Journal of Commerce Legal C. & G. Radio Supply Co. Radio Tubes St. Johnrs Motor Express Co. FLeight Gardner Welding Supply Co. Refills W. H. Townsend' R8ofkoter Elec. Motor Rewind'Do. Repair Motor Tri City Lumber Yards Inc. Lock Pasco Hardware Co. Skill saw & blade Tri City Herald Legals Monarch Machine & Tool Co. Nuts, brace, drill Grigg Building Supply Washers, skill saw & etc. Union -Oil Co. Thinner & Kerosene Sheild's Books & Statiorwy Ledger sheers & pensils Preston Tractor Used Tractor Schorn Paint Co. Paint, brushes Pasco Motor Supply P-Jiluga, jack, etc. Ken Dyer's Hardware Paint hose Columbia Grain & meed Sulphate, etc. Wood's Safe & Lock Keys R & T Plumbing & Heating Cwler pad material, etc. D. H. Williams Sharpen saws Foster Sheetmet.al' Aluminum, nails, etc. Duke's Elec. Service Begeon lights Columbia Basin Paper & Supply Janitor Supplies L. W. Vail Co. Asphalt ' Mendell Brown Agency Insurance The Pacific -Tel & Tel Co. Service Franklin Co. PUD Dist #1 Splice Pasco Water Department Water & sewer City Treasurer Postage Park Department Seattle First National Bank Social Security Fund Void Fruit Packers Supply & Equip A. C. Horn Co., Inc. Western Soap '& Sales'Co. Gravely Northwest Inc. Transport Cleariing Pasco Hardware Co. Tri City Lumber'Yards, Inc. Economy Drug Co. U. S. Laundry & Cleaners Grigg Building aupply White River Lumber Co. Lee's Better Foods Crescent Drug Co.' Pasco Electric Co. Columbia Grain & Feed Schorn Paint Co. Empire Electric Co. Franklin Co. PUD Dist #1 Pasco Water Department Total PARK DEPARTMENT Payroll -July Withholding Soc Sec Ded Void Soda Ash Wax, etc. Alum Parts for mower Freight Hasp, bolts, etc. Lumber, nails, etc. First Aid Supplies Service Screws, glue, etc. Astragal Purex, Ammonia, soap, etc. Phenol Red Check & Repair Breaker Hay, scratch, etc. Paint, thinner, etc. Check Starter. Service Water, sewer, T.Chlorine 701.65 73.20 11.80 43.48 198.40 4.55 4.39 2.48 10.06 4.04 27.65 23.80 $ 1,112.80 2,030.08 221.150 33.92 10.20 17.85 115.66 1, 201.{.7 15.45 181.62 20.60 5.92 68.29 4.44 71.03 118.20 28.01 7.31 1,333.85 70.17 20.29 43.27 19.31 1.29 26.47 1.20 178.99 36.15 39.78 118.45 464.15 495.55 313.10 6.00 0 7,329.05 2,997.98 400.40 51.79 Void 83.42 69.50 15.76 12.07 14:20 3.79 46.32 3.58 4.20 52.99 3.46 14 M • 7.16 4.76 29 :46 9.72 9x52 170.68 584.80 Total $ 4,590.38 MEETING 3708-3726 3727 3728 3729 3730 3731 3732 3733 3734 3735 3736 3737 3738 10211-10245 102466 10247 10248 10249 10250 10251 10252 10253 10254 10255 10256 10257 10258 10259 10260 10261 10262 10263 10264 10265 10266 10267 10268 10269 10270 10271 1.0272 10273 10274 31 PASCO, WASHINGTON STREET DEPARTMENT Street Department Seattle First National Bank Social Security Fund Western Machine Co. Nesco Neon Sign; L. W-. Vail Co. Schultz Electric White Fiver Lumber Co. Brown Excavating Co. H. Earl Clwk Co Schorn Paint Co. Twin City Motor Supply Xnc. Pasco Hardware Co. WATER DEPARTMENT Water Department Seattle First National Bank Social Security Fund Firemen's Fund Ind. Co. Clark & Groff Engineers Everett L. Wiggins Hughes & Co. Transport.Clearing of P.S. Wallace & Tiernan Co. Inc. Pen Salt Mfg. Co. of Wash. Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Standard Oil Co. of Calfiornia Consolidated Supply Co. Art Concrete Works Sparling Meter Co. Neptune Meter Co. Acme'Welding Works C. F. Griggs & Assoc. Sims Richfield Service Memco & Mailing Service Wendell Brown Agency George M. Voshell Pasco Hardware Co. Tri City Lumber Yards'Inc. White River Lumber Co: Pasco Electric Co. Grigg Building Supplies ° Franklin Co. PUD Dist #1 The Pacific Tel & Tel City Treasurer L. I. D. #61 Payroll -July Withholding Soc Sec Ded Handle Assembly Signs Estimate h=1 I.Estall Ndw panel Cement & lumber EArth fill Diesel Paint Axles & pump Shovels, brushes, axe Total Payroll -July Withholding Soc Sec Ded Ins. Reimb En ineer Service ° IN Ret. fee Corpcocks, copper, etc. Freight Phenol red, gaskets, etc. Chlorine & perchloron Paper rolls Gas & pearl coil Steel pipe Meter Boxes Charts Meters Angle irons Section plats & prints Tire Repair Memco & paper Insurance Washers Bolts & Hinges Lumbers Wood Repair Motor ° Lime ° Service ° Service Postage Total Pasco Branch, Seattle First National Bank- Mailing Bonds PASCO SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT FUND W.' B. Edrdiston & Sons::._: :' Estimate,#3 ,,:. P.re-Pix:.Cower Inc: Test cylinders Charlton;.habs:.Inc: Compression tests H. D. Fowler Co. In6. Sludge Pump The Jeffrey Mfg. Co. Sludge & Skimminglunits GRAND TOTAL - - 2067 2;677.90 451.26 45.84 6.04 18.54 °,3,340.96 8.03 1 .O1 27 .00 67.�4 22.20 19.58 17.10 $ 6,966.70 4,961.70 721.20 79.28 53.95 2,056.01 19,627.96 '68.11 51.888 115.54 344.91i 9.47. 20.58 227.90 190.00 5.89 190.34 10.33 3,254.15 5.15 4.40 1.52 1.11 6.56 105.27 3.35 63.68 285.29 2,966.60 14.85 134.04 $ 35,581.09 $ 11.86 ?; 31,853,6 ; 7150:, 10,456:33: $ 43,13 6.32 $-1.r756:27 V- PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. TEMPORARY PERMIT FOR REPAIRS. (D. H. Williams) Mr. Williams residing on the North Side of Court, near Chase, has a piece of property 75 x 135 feet located on Ward Girnesey's ten (10) acres, this area is not platted. Building Inspector has informed him that it will be necessary to correct flue for safety reasons. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Avery to authorize Building Inspector to issue temporary Building Permit to make neces- sary improvements for safety reasons. Motion carried._ INSURANCE C004ITTEE Mr. Ray & Mr. Dillingham were present asking about boilers in operation=:by the City at the Airport. They were informed that no boilers are operated at the Airport by the City. POWER POLE DAMAGE BY CITY F1IRE DEPARTMENT A letter was read from Fire Chief Matthias to the Firemen's Fund by Mr. Ray. Damage amounted to $101.61. City to pay $100.00 deductable. Voucher to be sent to Firemen's Fund by Mr. Ray. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. COMMUNICATIONS: JANITOR SERVICE A letter was read from Hanson Bros. Janitor Service stating prices for services, Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Avery to file this communication as a Janitor has been employed. Motion carried. L.A. MATTHIAS (Janitor) ` A letter from Matthias under date of July 24th was read, applying for position of Janitor. APPOINTMENT JANITOR - L. A. MATTHIAS Mayor Custer stated at this time he has approved Matthias to succed G. W. Harrison who resigned. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Avery accepting appointment. Motion carried. o ARMY ENGINEERS McNARY PROJECT LANDS FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES. !I Mayor Custer read a letter -from Merle E. Leitske, stating they would be repre- sented at a meeting to be held August 6, 1953• EAST SIDE PARK DEVELOPMENT A letter was read from Pasco Water Follies'Inc. They are setting aside $500.00 for grass seed. Pasco Branch, Seattle First National Bank has endorsed to the Pasco Water Follies, Inc. a check for $53.50 also to be used for grass seed for Eastside Park. Mayor to write letter of thanks. HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT (PSH #3 - Lewis Street) A letter was read from W. A. Bugge stating he had received Resolution No. 331 and was instructing T. P. Doyle to complete the.plans as soon as possible. NAVAL RESERVE LEAVE ( 0. V. Cotton) Mr. Cotton requests leave from August 17th to August 28th for training period. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Avery granting request. Motion carried. TWO TON DUMP TRUCK Airport. Mr. Cotton requests a call for bids on one 1948 or later model. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Craig to advertise'aa requested. Bids callable August 18, 1953• Specifications furnished by Mr..Cotton. Motion carried. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES CITY TREASURER'S CHAIR Chairman Connell states the Treasurer should be advised to try to purchase that same chair locally. Mayor to write to the Treasurer informing her again of pro- cedure desired by the Council on purchases over $25.00. 2069 PASCO, WASHINGTON -REGULAR MEETING PURCHASES: Read by Chairman Connell. ;Motion made by•Connell seconded by Avery authoriz- ing the following purchases. Motion carried by roll call vote of six (6). 1 WATER DEPARTMENT: Neptune meter p $496.68, Repair to tractor back hoe approxi- � mately 440 -00 - HEALTH DEPARTMENT Spray hose and gun $47.38. DDT and chlordane $458.14. 1 CITY ATTORNEY: Dictaphone Stand, $24.72. CEMETERY: Grave liners, $460.00 i STREET DEPART?MT: Paint $276.60, two (2) inch pipe, $281.41. PARK DEPARTMENT: Columbia Grain and Feed $132.36, Inland Hardware, $130-41 BUSINESS LICENSES APPLICATIONS Seven applications were read as follows. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by j Avery authorizing the aforesaid seven (7) applications. 1Motion carried. Paul j Briski's application on Dairy Mart at 939 South 10th to be held up pending in- formation on side walk installation as per Ordinance No. 688. City Attorney I, to act on this. ° Columbia Meat Supply 827 S. Elm` E. F. Schaller I' Trailer Court 713'S. Oregon Riley Sanders Pop Corn Sand Elmo Sanders U. Save Service Elmo Sanders �j Chimney Cleaning Seattle, Wash. Wm. K.°Osborne Solicitors for Chimney Cleaning V. L. Smock Gordon Moraes Osteopathic Physician & Surgeon.. 507 N. 4th BONDS A letter from Weter, Roberts & Shefelman dated May 12, 1953'and attached reso- lution was brougtt before the Council by Avery and discussed, relative to a bond issue of approximately $100,000.00 Final report from engineer making estimate is expected before next regular meeting. These figures are°necessary in com- pleting the Resolution.' Motion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett to write let- ter or contact Cornell about figures. Motion carried. AIRPORT LEASE (Army Engineers) Motion made by Craig seconded by Bonnett authorizing lease on a portion of Building 72 at the Pasco Municipal Airport as recommended by the Airport Commi- ttee. Motion carried. BUILDING COMMITTEE: The Building Committee.will submit a report on the City Hall in the near future. WATER COMMITTEE Penalties and so forth by Ordinance amendment will be ready for next meeting. SEWAGE, DISPOSAL PLANT SUPERINTENDENT The,application by Arthur J. Reisdorlf was considered for the position of Dis- posal Plant Superintendent as recommeded by the City Engineer. Salary would be $425.00 per month starting 16-einber� 1, 1953. He would be expected to hire his help locally. Motion made b§'§very seconded by Bonnett approving the appoint- ment of Mr. A. J. Reisdorlf. Motion carried. Mayor to write a letter. APPOINTMENT R. S. BROWN PARK BOARD Mayor Custer at this time a�porte % R. S. Brown to the Park Board succeeding Charlie Knapp. Term effective as of this date expiring May 17, 1955• Motion made by Connell seconded by Combs accepting appointment. Motion carried. a ASSOCIATION WASHINGTON CITIES Committee reports Jordon's Cafe has agreed to furnish the dinner and room for j; meeting September 26, 1953• READING OF ORDINANCES ORDINANCE N0. 761 1 Notice of Public Hearing was read. No objections registered in person or by letter. AN ORDINANCE DECLARING AN EMERGENCY IN THE GENERAL FUND OF THE CITY OF PASCO, APPROPRIATING MONEY TO MEET THE SANTE, AND PROVIDING FUNDS FOR NECESSARY OFFICE SUPPLIES FOR THE CITY TREASURER FOR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR 1973• Motion made by Connell seconded by Avery to give Ordinance No. 761 the second reading by title only. Motion carried. Ordinance No. .761 was read. Motion made by Avery seconded by Connell that Ordinance.No. 761 has been given the second reading by title. Motion carried. 207® REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS AUGUST 4, 1953 I; Motion made by Avery seconded by Connell to give Ordinance No. 761 the third 'I reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 761 was read. Motion made by Connell seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 761 has been given the third reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Avery seconded by Combs to adopt Ordinance No. 761. Motion .carried by roll call vote of six (6). !' �I i. ORDINANCE NO. 762 Notice of Public Hearing was read. No objections registered in person or by letter. i ! AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION ONE OF ORDINANCE N0. 444, APPROVED AUGUST 3, 1939, li AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 435, PERTAINING TO REGULATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS OF THE LOCATION AND USE OF BUILDINGS AND LAND WITHIN THE CITY.OF PASCO, PROVIDING FOR CREATION OF TWO ADDITIONAL DISTRICTS TO BE KNOWN AS COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS C-2 AND C-3, AND PROVIDING FOR THE REGULATION AND USE OF BUILDINGS AND LAND WITHIN SUCH COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS C-2 AND C-3. ;! Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Avery to give Ordinance No. 762 the second reading by title. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 762 was read. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by'AVery"that Ordinanbe-No. 762 has been give the second reading by title. Motion carried: Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Avery �I to give Ordinance No. 7.62 the third reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 762 was read. Motion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 762 has been given the third reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Combs'to adopt Ordinance No. 762. Motion carried by roll call vote of six (6). ORDINANCE NO. 760 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE No. 435, AND BEING AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONE CLASSIFICATION OF BLOCKS L AND 21 UMBARGERtS ADDITION TO PASCO; FROM RESIDENTIAL R-2 to RESIDENTIAL 0-1. i Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Craig to give Ordinance No. 760 the second reading by title only. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 760 was read. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Craig that Ordinance No. 760 has been given the i, second reading by title. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Craig to give Ordinance No. 760 the third reading. Motion carried. Ordin- ance No. 760 was read. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Combs that Ordinance No. 760 has been given the third reading.' Motion carried. Motion made by it Bonnett seconded b Connell to adopt Ordinance No. 760. Motion carried by II roll call vote of six (6). ORDINANCE NO. 763 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 4350 AND BEING AN ORDINANCE TO CHANGE ! THE ZONE CLASSIFICATION OF LOTS ONE (1) TO TWELVE (12), BOTH INCLUSIVE, I, BLOCK ONE (1), AND LOTS ONE (1) TO TEN (10), BOTH INCLUSIVE; BLOCK (2) TWO, ALL IN GLEN R. MUDD ADDITION TO PASCO: AND THE EAST ONE HUNDRED FIVE (105) FEET OF EVEN WIDTH OF THE NORTH ONE' UTNDRED FIFTY (150) FEET OF EVEN WIDTH OF THAT PRRTION OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF TI' NORTHWEST grARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST QTJART,17R (NW -!NW -!SW` -,1j-) OF SECTION TWENTY (20), TOWN- SHIP NINE (9) NORTH, RAYGE THIRTY (30) EAST, W.M., LYING WEST OF PRIMARY STATE HIGHWAY NO. 11 AS SAID HIGHWAY RIGHT OF WAY IS EXTABLISHED OF RECORD OVER AND ACROSS SAID SUBDIVISION: AND LOTS TWO (2) TO TWENTY-SEVEN (427), BOTH -INCLUSIVE, BUCK'S SUBDIVISION, FROM RESIDENTIAL R-2 TO COMMERCIAL C-1. Motion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett to give Ordinance No. 763 the first reading. .Motion carried. Ordinance No. 763 was read; Motion made by Avery seconded by Connell that Ordinance No. 763 has been given the first reading. Motion carried. j. ABANDONED PROPERTY ° Other than in Police possession needs to be taken care of. City Attorney to draw up Ordinance. VACATION PAY: ° Vacation and sick leave Ordinance discussed in regard to vacation. pay for Lyle Cooney for his part time position as Building Inspector;: He is also full time regular employee of the Fire Department. Salary as Building Inspector is $200.00 per month effective July 1, 1953• Motion made by Bonnett that Building Inspector be paid $100.00 and Matthias who did this work during his vacation, be paid $100.00 thus the Inspector is paying his substitute. Motion withdrawn. City Attorney to study Ordinance No. 535 and render an opinion. PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL"CHAMBERS AUGUST 4, 1953 I� ADJOURNMENT Motion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett to adjoun the meeting to the next meeting, Tuesday, August 18, 1953• Motion carried. i' i' ATTEST: Marr a er, Mayor PASSED AND APPROVED THIS DAY OF ,1953 /_ rt Adah M. Perry, City Cla