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Home My WebLink About10-06-1953 Minutes: 2086 REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOBER 6, 1953 CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to 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, C. S. Milne and T. R. VanHoy. Absent was Lee J. Craig. City Attor- ney, Richard G. Patrick arrived a few minutes late. READING OF THE MINUTES: I The minutes of the the meeting held September 15, 1953 were read and approved. BILLS: Current bills were presented for payment, as follows. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Avery that all vouchers properly signed and approved be paid. Motion carried by roll call vote of %six- f 6) :'= CURRENT EXPENSE l II 31192 to 31197 Various Departments Payroll -September 656.32 1 31198 to 31212 Police Department Payroll -September 2,253.67 y 31213 to 31220 .Mayor & Councilmen Payroll -September 78.80 I� 31221 to 31235 Various Departments Payroll -September 1,711.12 I 31236 to 31243 Regular Firemen Payroll -September 2.,049 60 31244 to 31265 Volunteer Firemen Payroll -September 102.19 31266 to 31280 Police Department Payroll -September 2,244.59 31281 to 31282 Spray Department Payroll -September 57 52 ;I 31283 Seattle First Nat'l Bank Withholding 1,086.601 31284 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 119.&61 31285 State Treasurer Ind Ins & Med Aid 357.46 31286 Firemans Pension Pension Deduction 143.59 i1 31287 Bn Fn Med Ser Corp Insurance 77.50 !I 31288 Root Radiotelephone Service Radio Mtnce. 34.511;1 31289 Jaynes Typewriter Exchange Clean & Adj typewriter 25.761 31290 Shaw & Borden Co. Carbon paper & pencils 9.43 31291 Electric Appliance Center Lamps, etc. 6.01;,1 31292 Murphy Motors, Inc. Rep brakes, lites, etc. 14.43 31293 Lay & Nord Rubbertone & Karbout 3.55; 31294 Perry's Furniture Rubber mat 3.861 31295 Pasco Electric Co. Starters & lamps 3.51;' 31296 True's Oil Co. Gasoline 217.86 31297 H. Earl Clack Co. Fuel Oil 161.96!' 31298 Pasco Hardware Co. Batteries 1.85'' 31299 Columbia hardware Co. Brush, wax, rope, etc. 47.401' 31300 Shield's Books & Stationery Receipt books 2.0111 31301 Husk Ptrg & Office Supplies Office Supplies 1.49 31302 Pasco Motor Supply, Inc. Kick Pedal 4.64 31303 Preston Tractor Co. Spray gun-, hose 47.38 31304 Randolph & Taylor Seat clnr, adj cooler 14.32!' 31305 Tri City Herald Legal Advertising 13.22 31306 Wood's Safe & Lock Sharpen mower 2.06 1 31307 Tri City Lumber yards, Inc. Plywood 4.29 31308 Grigg Building Supplies Shelf supports 1.241 31309 Stromme Motors - Battery, labor & parts 77.47 31310 Schorn Paint Co. Thinner 2.01 31311 Empire Llectric Co. Lamps & cord 5.08, 31312 Columbia Basin News Printing 147.70] 31313 County Engineer Maps 4.80 i1, 31314 Alice Howard Matron 8.00 11 31315 Esther Sawyers Meals - September 549.75!1 31316 Adah M. Perry, secretary Planning Commission Sept. 30,1153 Civil Service Commission 55.00 31317 P.U.D. #1 of Franklin County Service 2,254.51111 31318 The Pacific Tel & Tel Co. Service 122.11 I1 31319 Pasco Water Department Water & sewer 173.35 31320 City Treasurer Postage & box rent etc. 49.2:5' TOTAL 15, 008.43 AIRPORT DEPARTMENT 1947 to 1965 Airport Department Payroll -September 2.,203 57 1966 Seattle First Nat'l Bank Withholding 237.301 1967 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds. 36.801 1968 State Treasurer Ind Ins & Med Aid 125.45 1969 Gardner Welding Supply Co. Refill 7.7311 1970 Schorn Paint Mfg. Co. Paste, ladder, paint etc. 1,101.62'' 1971 Tri City Herald Legal Advertising 1.1611 1972 Pasco Hardware Co.' Wedges, funnel, scoop etc. 7.641' 1973 Preston Tractor Co. Parts & rivets 35.461, 1974 Foster Sheetmetal Labor & material 3.22 1975 Union Oil Co. Thinner 29.70 1976 Duke's Electric Service Labor - move wire 13071 1977 Economy Tire & Auto Service Tube 2.53 i PASCO, WASHINGTON 2087 REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOBER 6, 1953 1978 R. & T. Plumbing & Heating Cooler pads, etc. 811.19 55.32 1979 True's Oil Co. Gasoline 2037 252.27 1980 David Zier Molding The Oregon News Co. 3.86 -1981 Mimeo & Mailing Service Stencils 4 run & cut New books 12..71 1982 Columbia Grain & Feed- Pitchforks & water bags 30.49 21.52 1983 Tri City Lumber Yards, Inc. Lumber, nails, etc. 2042 83.83 1984 Monarch Machine & Too1'Co. Labor & material Pasco Paint and Picture Store 25.45 1985 Pasco Motor Supply Inc. Fram, filters, cement Service, 23.54. "1986 P.U.D. #1 of Franklin County Service 12.60 398.71 1987 The Pacific Tel & Tel Co. Service 33.60 1988 Pasco Water Department Water & sewer 288.80 1989 City Treasurer Postage & truck lic. 9.00 Total 52014.10 STREET DEPARTMENT 3764 to 3780 Street Department Payroll -September 20360.41 3781 Seattle First National Bank Withholding 418.70 3782 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 37.09 -3783 State Treasurer Ind Ins & Med Aid- 162.93 3784 I. N. Brickey Salary - St. Supt. 175.05 3785 Transp. Clearings of P.S. Freight 13.61 3786 Rudd Paint & Varnish Co. Traffic paint 100.43 3787 Consolidated Supply Co. Pipe• 257.20 3788 Webb Tractor & "Equipment Co. Grader parts 225.96 3789 Lay & Nord Plugs 7.35 3790 Smith Truck-& Tractor Repair foot feed 3.30 3791 Inland Hardware Co.,. Drills, punch, etc. 38.58 3792 Pasco Hardware Co. Nuts, broom, etc. 17.07 3793 Twin City Motor Supply Inc. Brake fluid 4.73 3794 Pasco Machine Company Repair brake band 6.18 3795 White River Lumber Company Cement 8.66 3796 Empire Electric Company Service light 4.76 3797 True's Oil Company Gasoline 153.51 3798 H. Earl Clack Co. Fuel Oil 49.49 Total 4,045.01 PARK DEPARTMENT -1445 to 1461 Park Department Payroll -September 12505.31 1462 Seattle First National Bank Withholding 130.50 1463 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Ded 24.94 1464 State Treasurer Ind Ins Med Aid 75.26 1465 Cyclone Fence -Division Fence 679.68 1466 A. C.,Horn Co. Inc. - Wax 55.50 1467 Wallace & Tiernan.Co. Inc. Repair parts 18.71 1468 Wood's Safe & Lock Sharpen mower, keys 7,26 1469 Columbia Hardware Co. Chain and rope 10.20 1470 Pasco electric Co. Wire building 2.44.68 1471 Lee's Better Foods Purex 3.38 1472 Twin City Motor Supply Inc. Reface valves, etc. .99 1473 Pasco Hardware Co. Bolts and nails .69 1474 Pasco Machine Co. Welding rod and labor 1.86 1475 Schorn Paint Mfg. Co. Lacquer and thinner 1.91 1476 Columbia Grain and Feed Hen scratch, repair motor 72.26 -1477 H. Earl Clack Co. Fuel Oil 18.42 1478 True's Oil Co. Gas 14.74 1479 City of Pasco Admission Tax 60.80 1480 The Pacific Tel & Tel Co. SRrvice 7.90 1481 Franklin County P.U.D. #1 Service 230.81 1482 Pasco Water Department Water, sewer 482.40 Total 3,648.20 LIBRARY DEPARTMENT 2b31 to 2035 Library Department Payroll -September 811.19 2036 Seattle First National Bank Withholding 98.60 2037 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 13.86 -2038 The Oregon News Co. New Books 108.90 2039 The H. R. Hurntting Co. New books 20.24 2040 Gaylord Bros. Inc. Mending supplies 30.49 2041 The J. K. Gill Co. New books 100.95 2042 Marshall -Wells Store Paint .67 2043 Pasco Paint and Picture Store Plastic wood, card color 1.65 2044 P.U.D. #1 of Franklin County Service, 24.55 2045 Pasco Water Department Water and sewer 12.60 Total $ 13223.70 2088 REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS CEMETERY DEPART1,1ENT OCTOBER 6, 1953 to 531 Cemetery Department Payroll -September 455.92 ...532 Seattle First'.National Bank Withholding 61.20 533 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Ded 7.88 534 State Treasurer Ind Ins & Med Aid 14.08 535 Gravely Northwest Inc. Mower parts 13.55 536 Pre -Mix Concrete Inc. Cement 54.90 537 True's Oil Co. Gas 9.83 538 Brown Excavating Co. Earth moving 216:00 539 The Pacific Tel & Tel Co. Service 13.85 540 P.U.D. #1 of Franklin County Service 20.24 541 Pasco Water Department Water 206.95 10334 to 10367 10368 10369 10370 10371 10372 10373 10374 10375 10376 10377 10378 10379 10380 10381 10382 10383 10384 10385 10386 10387 10388 10389 10390 10391 10392 10393 10394 10395 10396 10397 10398 10399 10400 10401 10402 10403 10404 10405 10 406 10407 10408 WATER DEPARTMENT Water Department Seattle First National Bank Social Security Fund State Treasurer Atlas Mineral Products'C6. Transp. Clearings of P.S. Penn Salt Mfg. Co. of Wash. Hughes & Co.. Sparling Meter Co. Art Concrete Works Wallace & Tiernan Co., Inc. Pre -Mix Concrete Co. Mitchell Bros. Truck Lines Inland Hardware Co. Simplex Valve& Meter Co. True's Oil Co. Monarch Machine & Tool Co. Warren Excavation Co. Pasco Sheet Metal Works Gus & Reed Auto Service Preston Tractor Co. Twin City Construction Co. White River Lumber Co. Floyd & Dan's Mobile Service Smith Truck and Tractor Co. Pasco Machine Co. Acme Welding Works C. F. Griggs & Associates Pasco Hardware Co. Empire Electric Co. Pasco Electric Co. Potlatch Yards Inc. Economy Tire & Auto Co. Pasco Motor Supply Inc. Shield's Books & Stationery Columbia Basin News Tri City Lumber Yards Inc. Tri City Herald Grigg Building Supplies P.U.D. #1 of Franklin County The Pacific Tel & Tel Co. City Treasurer Total $ 19074.40 Payroll -September Withholding Soc Sec Ded Ind Ins & Med Aid Hydrorings Freight Ammonia, Hydrant, tap, drill machine Charts Meter Boxes Phenol red Concrete Freight Grinding wheel and brushings Diaphragms and piston rods Gasoline Lids, acetylene oxygen etc. Earth moving & pipe laying Labor & pipe Truck & tractor repair Battery, hose, gears & etc.. Earth moving Lumber, fire clay Oil Service truck Pipe & thread Repair on tractor Professional service &r�maps Elbow Lights & starters Switch Lumber Tire repair Belt Pads, sheets, etc. Printing Lumber. & nails Legal advertising Plywood & bolts, etc. Service Service Occupation tax & postage 5,225.79 l 751.50 83.76 i 268.84 39.86 13.29 163.64 I� 907.24 16.70 190.00 3.64 56.65 80.55 1.46 95.17 55.69 I 222.27 440.97 13.75 35.39 298.18 48.00 50.18 1.65 6.70 2.23 II 15.45 2,379.58 .33 22.56 3.19 2.38 �I 1.29 1.37. 19.31 37.08 31.74 �I 7.13 13.46 4,068.50 9.20 5,471.27 Total 21,156.94 Ij PASCO SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT 121 Charlton Laboratory Inc. ' Compression: -tests 122 W. B. Edmiston & Sons Inc. Estimate #5 Total L.I.D. # 61 32 North Pacific Bank Note Co. Bonds 33 Weter, Roberts & Shefelman Legal Services Tonal SOCIAL SECURITY FUND 3 Employment Security Department Soc. Sec. July, Aug. Sept. Total GRAND TOTAL FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS PASCO SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT INTEREST.BEARING WARRANTS 21-74 Building & Alterations Fin, Warts. Res. #333 75-102 Airport Fund 103-109 Firemen's Rel. & Pens. 110-113 Cemetery Trust Fund 114-120 Current Expense " 'r rr rr rr 54;000:00 28;000:00 7;000:00 4;000:00 7;000.00 Total $1002000.00 7.50 20;278.34 20,285.84 83.37 509.13 592.50 $ 2,033.67 2,033.67 $ 740082.79 PASCO, WASHINGTON I "I REGULAR METING COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOBER 6, 1953 --- - ---- - - - ----------------- - - COIaUJNICATIONS: P.T.A.. School Childrent CROSSING STREET: A letter was read from Mrs. Steve Bowerman referring to the hazardous con- ditions existing at North 4th and Court Street endangering school children on their way to and from school. Motion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett that this be turned to the Street Committee for investigation and report. Motion carried. E. S. Burge, Reimbursement A letter was read from Mr: Burge, relative to three (3) locations on West Agate Street namely 903, 904, and 911. Two (2) lots per building site now using septic tanks, contrary to Ordinance. Motion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett that the City Engineer inspect premises and report as to the atti- tude of these property owners in taking care of this violation. Motion carried REFUND, George L. Thompson Mr. Thompson requests a refund for his Building Permit paid by him in the a- mount of $176:00. The permit covered construction of the Longfellow School in July 24, 1950 which should have been exempted from charges. Motion made by Avery seconded b Van Hoy authorizing the refund. Motion carried by roll call vote of six (6. WESTON REDI-MIX INC., Bond A letter was read from Dunning -Ray Insurance Agency stating that it was ex- tremely difficult to get a bond of this type. He is corresponding with various V companies as to possibilities of this bond being issued to him. No further action taken at this time. PASCO AIRPORT - SURPLUS ITEMS A letter was read from 0. V. Cotton stating his desires to sell the following items: One (1) building two 02) 100,000 gallon water tanks. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Milne to'refer this back to the Airport Committee and Manager for the minimum price. Motion carried. CORPS OF ENGINEERS - THREE �3) LOCATIONS A letter was read from the Corps of Engineers, F. S. Tandy, to the City Engi- neer relative to the following locations: (1st) Railroad and Wabhington Street. We have no authority to widen out side curve at this location. (2nd) Health Department OKs.sewer outfall trench method since pool level will be raised. (3rd) River Street between 8th and 9th; Peter Kiewit Sons Co. requested to replace Oil Surfacing at this location and some sort of perforated drain to be installed. hTER LEVELS; Old Fresh Water Intake Lines A letter was read from the Corps of Engineers, F. S. Tandy, stating that the removal of the Intake Pipes would ,not take place until a pool elevation of three hundred and twenty-four (324)' or greater could be maintained. CITY BOILERS A letter was read from Fire Chief, L. A. Matthias stating that the second Notice had been received from the Pacific Indemnity Co. relative to making,, -,re- pairs to the City Hall boiler. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Avery authorizing repairs to be made. Motion carried. LIBRARY BUDGET A letter was read from the Library Board requesting $3,000.00 for general repairs in 1954 and setting out numerous corrections that could be taken care of in the 1953 Budget. AIRPORT DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS The following delinquent accounts were turned over to the City Attorney for action: E. H. Kidwell $ 750-00 Twin City Ice 400.00 Motion so made by Bonnett seconded by Avery and carried. REGULAR MEETING AIRPORT BUILDING -REPAIRS PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOBER 6, 1953 The Airport Advisory Committee recommends repairs to buildings at the Airport which would call for a PURCHASE BY BID of the following items: (1) 820 squares of 26 gauge standard corrugated galvenized roofing (2) 2,119 linear feet of 28 gauge ridge roll - (3) 19 rolls of 28 gauge 14 inch wide volley, f.o.b. Pasco, 90 days delivery (4) 1,600 pounds of lead headed roofing nails (16 kegs) Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Connell to'ADVERTISE FOR BIDS as requested, specifications to be furnished by the Airport. Call set for Tuesday, November 172 1953. Motion carried. PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT #1 (P.U.D. #1) GUY WIRES A letter was read from the P.U.D. relative to permission to placing Guy Wires and bracings on City Property in the vicinty of James Street. Motion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett that this be turned over to the City Attorney for opinion. Motion carried. The letter was turned over to the City Attorney at this time. TELEVISION; Franchise Blue Mountains Television and Cable Corporation A letter was read from the Tri City Television Manager, L. G. Dix,, under date of September 20, 1953 briefing the Council on activities, experience, equipment, and financial status of the company and competitors. Also, they requested a duplicate franchise not be granted at"this time. A letter was also read from Cameron Sherwood and Robert A.Comfort, Attorneys at Law, representing the Blue Mountains Television and Cable Corporation and whereby submitted Application, Notice'of Hearing and Ordinance. Motion made'by Avery seconded by Bonnett that both letters be turned over to the Television Committee. Motion carried. The Committee consisting of Bonnett, Combs, Milne and Avery. BIDS; Rewiring Intake Controls_ Two (2) Bids were received, opened and read as follows: (1) Pasco .Electric - - - 1;084012 (2) Duke's Electric Service - - - $ 1,493.00 Motion made by Connell seconded by Avery to turn bids over to the City Engineer for recommendation. Motion carried. Following a study of the Bids, the City Engineer recommends the acceptance of the lowest Bid. Motion made by Avery se- conded by Combs to accept the lowest Bid of the Pasco Electric Comany in the amount of $1,084.12. Motion carried by a roll call vote of six (6�. VACATING NORTH AND SOUTH ALLEY, BLOCK THREE (3)2 P'ETTIT'S SECOND ADDITION A petition submitted was reviewed and found to be in order. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Milne to hold a PUBLIC HEARING, Tuesday, November 3, 1953 on this vacation. Motion carried by a roll call vote of six (6). REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. EASTSIDE DEVELOP14ENT Mr. Cleveland Williams made inquiry as to progress being made on Eastside improve- ments such as, lights, streets, and sewer extensions. The P.U.D. #1 reports that they have a program on this and -the work will soon be under way. The L.I.D. sewer project is being shapped up by the City Engineer, and the streets are under consideration. The Mayor asks that they set up a program of Volunteer Labor to help with the many projects. There is lots of preliminary work to be done before installations start. RADIO INTERFERENCE Mark Seaman reports that the traffic light at Murray and Sylvester treats an in- terference in that area. Motion made'by Milne seconded by Avery that Avery check for corrections. Motion carried. . OIL PIPE LINE, PORT DISTRICT Mr. Scott Roff requests an easement from the City to run a pipe line across,sec- tion thirty-four (34), Hardy Addition, City owned property. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Van Hoy that the City Attorney draw up an Easement in case the City wishes to use or sell the property or relinquish as they desire to so do. City carried. JAY ROBINSON, ARCHITECT Mr. Robinson submitted a report on his findings and basis for drawings and sketches plus blue prints. Discussion followed. Jay Robinson read his report, then sus- pending the idea of constructing a City Hall was brought up. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Avery that due to limited finances, that Jay Robinson's services as Architect by terminated, as of September 22, 1953 and final bill for services PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOBER 6, 1953 rendered be presented. Lotion failed to carry on roll call vote. Avery, Bonnett, and Milne voting "yes"', and Combs, Connell and Van Hoy voting "no", therefore, no confirmative vote. A revised plan was suggested by Jay Robinson and filed with the Council se:weral sheets of plans. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Connell to suspend with any other action until sketches are reviewed. Motion carried. BUILDING COD PLUMBING The Building Inspector, Lyle E. Cooney, states that the Building Contractors and Plumbing locals are desirous of having the City adopt a Plumbing Code Ordinance. Motion made by Avery seconded by Milne to turn this over to the Building Commit- tee for report. Motion carried. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUT11ED BY 'UNANIMOUS CONSENT: REPORTS FROM CO104ITTEES: BELL TOWER VALUATION Valuation*of Bell and Tower costs of transfer and removal of control wires was discussed. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Combs that Heminger City be given the'Bell for $100.00 plus costs of moving control wires to the City Hall Build- ing, then allow $100.00 for removal of the Tower. Motion carried. POLICE COMMITTEE BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS Eleven (11) applications were approved as follows: Katherine L. Cyr Music Machine 4th & Lewis Kermit & Lester Calvin Music h1achine 106 So. 4th Bernard R. Vander Schoor Fuller Brush 1118 W. Nixon R. W. Pischel Apartments 1403-23 Oneonta Neils P. Anderson Apartments 1311 Shoshone John N.'Williams General Contractor Kennewick, Washington Glenn C. Sherman Apartments 936 Ruby Wesley Hackwork Tri City Mattress Co. 140 Navy Base M. A, Ames Solicit - roofing Black Angus Motel E. E. Mos'shart Solicit - roofing Black Angus Motel R. W. Price Repair Shop 132 West Columbia Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Milne approving foregoing applications. Motion i carried. - REJECTED LICENSE APPLICATION Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Avery that Pete Ephrem's application to sell books on Palmistry and Phrenology be denied and a refund of $5.00 be made. Motion carried by a roll call vote of four (4). Combs had been excused by the Mayor. STREET COMMITTEE WATER `STANDING AT 3rd AND LWIS ON SIDEWALK Mr. A. T. Hostetter requested that this be taken care of. Motion made by Milne seconded by Van Hoy that the City Attorney write to Mr. Hostetter requesting that he make this correction immediately. Motion carried. DIRECTION SIGN, Methodist Church The Reverend Anderson requested authority to install a sign on the City Street at 6th and Lewis indicating the location of the Methodist Church. he wishes to place the sign on the south of Lewis in the parking strip. Motion made by Milne seconded by Bonnett that this be tabled for further study. Motion carried. PURCHASES Five ('5) departmiah.t.-purchases were authorized. Motion so made by Connell seconded by Avery and motion carried by.roll call vote of four (4). FIRE DEPARTMENT 100 ft. 22" Fire Hose ------ $ 163.77 incl tax PARK DEPARTMENT Metal poles, welding and labor----- 66.59 Repair Electric Motor and Pump, new pressure gauge ------- 57.27 10 Rolls asbestos -------- 60.00 10001 -Asphalt ------ 30.00 Nails, mop yard -------- 5.00 Sales Tax 2.85 SPRAY DEPARTMENT Spray material incl tax 458.87 STREET DEPARTMENT 2 cases Anti -freeze -------- 31.02 2092 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOBER 6, 1953 1 WATER DEPARTMENT Supplies and rentals - - - - 829.90 G.M.C. Repairs, amt. unknown TOTAL OF ALL DEPARTMENT I PURCHASES - - - - $1,705.27 WATER DEPARTMENT,BIDS, PIPE, FITTINGS, AND VALVES I IViotion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett authorizing CALL FOR BIDS on pipe, fittings and valves. BIDS CALLABLE Tuesday, October 20, 1953 at 8:00 P.M. Motion carried. Engineer, Cornell, to furnish specifications. _LOCATION OF WATER TANK SITE, Ten (10) Acres in Section Fourteen (14) DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF RECLAMATION I! A letter was read from T. Torkelson, Department of the Interior, relative to re- linquishing this property to the City. ii RESOLUTION NO. 334 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK OF THE I CITY OF PASCO TO ACCEPT A DEED FROM THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND TAKE OTHER NEEDED ACTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH it THE ACQUISITION OF LAND TO BE USED FOR A WATER STORAGE TANK_ SITE AND ACCESS ROAD. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Avery that Resolution No. 334 be read. Motion i it carried. Resolution No. 334 was read. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Avery I that Resolution No. 334 be adopted. Motion carried by a roll call vote of five li (5). READING OF ORDINANCES: ORDINANCE NO. 768 'I AN ORDINANCE SPECIFYING AND ADOPTING A SYSTEM OR PLAN OF ADDITIONS TO AND BETTERMENTS AND EXTENSIONS OF TEE SEWERAGE SYSTEM OF THE CITY, WHICH HAS BECOME A PART V. OF THE WATER WORKS UTILITY OF THE CITY, AND Oh' ADDI- 'I TIONS TO AND BETTERMENTS AND EXTENSIONS OF THE WATER- WORKS SYSTEM OF THE CITY; DECLARING THE ESTII..IATED COST I THEREOF AS NEAR AS MAY BE -;,PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF NOT TO EXCEED $800,000.00 PAR VALUE OF "WATER AND SEWER REVENUE BONDS, 1953" IN ONE OR MORE SERIES TO PAY A'PORTION OF THE COST THEREOF; AND CREATING A SPE- CIAL FUND TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMIENT OF SAID BONDS. it Motion made by Avery seconded by Milne that Ordinance No. 768 be given the third li I (3rd) reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 768 was read. Motion made by Bonnett seconded by Avery that Ordinance No. 768 has been given the third (3rd) it reading. Motion carried. Motion made,by Bonnett seconded by Avery that Ordin- ance be Adopted. y ance No. Motion carried b a roll call vote of five (5).(unaninous).i -Combs having bee -A, -excused from meeting. ORDINANCE N0. 766 !I AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION'4 OF ORDINANCE NO. 690, BEING AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 625 AND BEING AN ORDINANCE AI-IENDING AND CHANGING CHARGES FOR WATER SERVICE WITHIN THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON; ESTABLISH- ING PENALTIES FOR THE NON-PAYMENT OF WATER CHARGES; AND PROVIDING FOR THE P'OSTIidG OF DEPOSITS IHITH THE WATER �j MANAGER 'AS SECURITY FOR PAYMENT OF WATER CHARGES. Motion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 766 be given the second reading, by title only. Motion carried. Grdinance No. 766 was read by title only. Motion made by Avery seconded by'Connell that Ordinance No. 766 has been given the seconded reading by title only. Motion carried. Motion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 766 be given the third (3rd) read- ing. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 766 was read. Motion made by Avery second- ed by Milne that Ordinance No. 766 has been given the third (3rd) reading. Motion•c.arried. Motion made by Avery seconded by Milne that Ordinance No. 766 be adopted. Motion carried by a roll call vote of five (5). ,I ORDINANCE ' NO. 767 j I� AN ORDINANCE VACATING THE EAST AND WEST ALLEY OF BLOCK 8, STADIUM PARK ADDITION TO THE CITY OF PASCO. �I II Motion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 767 be given the se- cond reading by title only; Ordinance No. 767 was read by title only. Motion �I carrie•dl. Motion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 767 has been given the second reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 767 be given the third (3rd) reading. Motion carried. 0 P'ASCO, WASHINGTON 2093 REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL; CHAMBERS OCTOBER 6, 1953 li Ordinance No. 767 was read. Motion made bT Avery seconded by Bonnett that Ordin- ance No. 767 has been given the third (3rd reading. Motion carried. Motion jimade by Avery seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 767 be adoped. Motion r carried by a roll call vote of five (5). j ORDINANCE NO, 770 II AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 435, II AND BEING AN ORDINANCE APIIENDING _THE ZONE CLASSIFICATION OF BLOCK 4 AND LOT 1 OF l BLOCK 5, PETTITIS SECOND ADDITION TO PASCO, h FROM RESIDENTIAL R-2 TO COMMERCIAL C -l. Motion made by Avery seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 770 be given the first reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No: 770 was read. Motion made by Avery se- conded by Connell that Ordinance No. 770 has been give the first reading. Motion carried. GUN CLUB LEASE (AIRPORT) The Gun Club Lease recommended by the Airport Commission was approved subject to i. approval of the City Attorney. Motion so made by Avery seconded by Milne and carried. APPOINTMENTS: it INSURANCE COMMITTEE f' ° The Mayor appoints the Grant H. Stringham Insurance Agency to succeed the Pasco Insurance Company operated by George Austin effective date, September 23, 1953. Council approved without descent. 0. C. ADAMS; POLICE JUDGE 0. C. Adams was appointed Police Judge ProTempore for a period of two (2) days. ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Connell seconded by Milne that the meeting adjourn to the next Regular Meeting on Tuesday, October 20, 1953 at 8:00 P.M. Motion carried. ATTEST: i Harry,_V/. Custerl Mayor Adah M. Perry, City Cle PASSED AND APPROVED THIS go DAY OF , 19 53 Adah M. Perry, City Cler