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Home My WebLink About04-06-1954 MinutesPASCO,, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 6, 1954 " 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, Lee J. Craig, C. S. Milne and T. R. VanHoy. City Attorney Richard G. ratrick also present. READING OF THE MINUTES: Minutes of meeting held March 16th, 1954 were read and approved. BILLS: " Current bills against the City were read as follows. -Motion made by Avery, see- onded'by Bonnett authori.zing'payment`of all vouchers properly signed and Approved. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). CURRENT EXPENSE 31956 to 32045 Various`Departments Payroll -March 9,847-39 32046 Seattle First-'"at'1 Bank Withholding 1,00.08 32047 Social Security Fund Soc'Sec Deds 179.93 3.2048 State Treasurer Ind. Ins. & Mea 443.42 32049 Frances Penn# Cehsu's work 45.80 '32050 Webster. -Jackson Census work 5.8.80 32051 Jessie "`ay Sheley Census work 89.65 32052 E. W. Newman Census work 61.15 32053 Inez Engelke" Census work 47.60 32054 Esther P:.. -Kemp Census work 28.45 32055 Mildred ' arker Census work 9.6.10 32056 Nedra viae Luchi. Census work 88.70 32 05 7 MarabelTe-Greer Census work 80.80 32058 Helen Story" Census work 85.55 32059 Halprin Supply Co Firewater 21.00 32060 Art Burnside & Co Belts 12.32 32061 Stebe's Foto Shop Repair camera 5.b7 32062 Mt. Hood Soap Co" Soap 16.63 32063 Wash. State -Firemen's Assn Manual 1.00 32064 Arthur C. Carpenter Safety belts 5.15 32065 Shaw & Borden Co Carbon paper 23.48 32066 Lowman & Hanford Co Pencils'26.42 32067 Republic*Publishing-Co Tabs, 6t.c. 19.62 32068 Puget Sound Stamp Works Bicycle licenses 58.45 32069 Root Radiotelephone Radio mtnce 74.00 32070 Shell Oil Co Oil, lubes, etc 35.64 32071 Crystal LineSupply. n Service 1.55 32072 The T.exas'Company Gas, tire repair, etc 24.90 32073 Nesco-"eon Sign Co Repair sign 11.33 32074 True's Oil Co Gas, fuel oil, etc 348.77 32075 Ken Dyers Sporting Goods Primers 24.57 32076 Murphy Motors inc. Repair cars 94.82 32077 Schorn Paint'Co Paint, thinner, etc 16.44 32078 Don's 76 Service Tires, tubes, etc 183.02 32079 Madison Lumber '& Mill Lumber & nails void 32080 Dunning -Ray Ins. Agency Employees -bond 186.98 32081 Economy 'Tire& Auto New tires; etc 95.54 32082 G. K. Mercier Lube, oil, etc 8.55 32083 Stromme Motor Sales Wash car 2:06 i' 32084 Col Basin `aper & Supply Janitor supplies 82.47 32085 Col Grain & Feed Rake, seed, etc 9.68 32086 Woods Repair lock 3.09 32087 Basin Typewriter Co Ribbon 1.55 32088 Crescent Drug Co Pencils & gloves 5.99 32089 Al's Richfield Tire repairs 4.64. 32090 Economy Station Gasoline 1.00 32091 Tri City Lumber Yard Lumber 5.60 32092 Col Hdw Company " Wax, chain, etc 17.83 32093 32094 Husk Prtg & Office Supply Ham's Electric Stencils,. etc 59.28 32095 U. S. Laundry Cutouts & lamps Service 83.12 7,73 32096 Shields Books & Stat Tape, paper, erc 23.95 32097 32098 Col Basin liews Heating Stationery, etc 267.54 R & T Plmg & Gaskets 41 32099 Fyr-Fyter Sales & Serv' Refills 29.69 32MOO Pasco Motor'Supply Inc. Battery 19.89 32101 Adah M. Perry Sec Services 80.00 32102 32103 Glenn Sickels Paul Akridge Reimbursement Reimbursement 21.55 32-104 James J. Carter Reimbursemtnt 18.00 4.40 32105 32,106 Francis Rickenbach "abor-election booths Meals 25.00 Esther'Sawyers 458.00 32107 Fn. Co. -Treasurer Assessment 5.70 32108 P. U. D. #1 Service 2,780.03 32,109 The Pac Tel & Tel Co Service 79.27 32,110 Pasco Water Department Water & Sewer 189.55 32111 32112 City Treasurer Fireman's Pension Fund Postage, etc Pension deductions 32.50 14 0 32113 Bn-Fn Co's Med Sery Corp Insurance •35 62.10 32114 Total $ 17;981.21 2160 REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 60 195) ! WATER DEPARTMENT i 10728 to 10765 Water Department Salary -March 4.9o5-71 I 10766 Seattle First 1�at'1 Withholding 74Z;96 4 10767 Social Security Fund Soc'Sec'Deds 137.69 I' 1076.8 7 State Treasurer asurer i I M n d .. ns.& ed Aid 313.37 10769 Scientific Supplies Co Thiosulphate 1.37 10770 -William Rolsing Services rendered 125.00 10771 Stand -Oil Co Motor oil 52-41 � 10772 Burroughs Add Mach Ribbon & tally rolls 39.66 ,I 10773 -Rensselaer-Valve-Co Valves 533.75 10��4 E. N. Hallgren Co Valve boxes, etc 477.69 10775 Hughes & Co Rental, etc 11294.90 10776 Bra6ks Products Inc. Meter boxes 190;00 10777 Penn Salt Mfg Co Chlorine 424.36 10778 Propane Gas x Equip Propane gas- 258.32 10779 Jaynes Typewriter -Exch Repair typewriter 18.28 it 10700 Consolidated Supply Co Galv-pipe 32.77 it 1.0781 The Bristol Company Pen point -- 2.55 10782 14eptune Meter Co Meters, Inc. 2,383-53 3 53 ! 10783 Tri -City -Septic Tank Sedd for digesters 80.00 10784 Tran -Clearings Freight 122.62 I, 10785• CIlumbia Hardware Co Zlaint brushes 4.02 1.0786 Gus & Reed Auto Service Plug, etc 36.47 10787 Shields Books & Stationery Office supplies- 37.50 10788 Smith Truck &-Tractor Generator repairs 5.40 10789 Twin -City Motor Supply' Repair torch 10.17 10790 Grigg Building Supplies Lime, glass, etc 107.99 10791 Pasco achine Co Repair pumps 407.17 !! 10792 White River -Lumber C;o Fire clay 4;12 10793 Inland Hardware Co Valves" 900"60 10794 Monarch Mach Tool Oxygen, acetylene, etc 237-93 10795 Tri City :Auto lec Fan•belt etc 14:78 47 10796 Pasco Hardware Co Wax, elbows, etc 5.91 1,0797 True's Oil Company Gasoline 77.65 'I 10798 The �'ac Tel & Tel Service 20-95 l P 10799 P. U. D. 1 Service 1,134.09 ! 10800 City Treasurer Postage & freight 29:28 Total $ 14,368.97 it AIRPORT DEPARTMENT' II 2.164 to 2178 Airport Department Payroll-14arch $ 2,084.26 2179 Seattle Fi-rst Nat'l Withholding 176.60 II 2180 Social 'Security Fund Soc'Sec Deds 46.1 2181 State Treasurer Ind. -Ins. & Med Aid 132;2 2182 C & G Radio Supply Tubes 136.51 . 3183 Vers -A -Ray Corp Lamps 28-92 2184 Stand Oil Co Pearl oil & thinner 28.12 2185 True's Oil Co Gas & fuel -oil 146.61 2186 Sl�ields Books &-Stationery Paper & tape - 5.04 2187 Inland Glass Co - - Glass 6c'channe1 32.20 2188 Duke's Electric Service Supplies for wiring 37.08 2189 Tri -City Lumber Yards Oil &•lock - `aint 7.31 i 2190 chorn paint Co. `��otor oil etc 447.87 2191 asco Supply Inc. Rad seal & door ease 9.51 2192 Moore Bros Sales Co-. Chrome settees 262,65 2193 R &'T Plmg & Heating Fauces 10.92 i 2194 Columbia Basin aper Janitor supplies 35.35 2195 Col Grain & Feed Guass seed 25.39 2196 L. W. Vail Co aper 8.76 2197 Pasco Hardware Co Snips, handle, etc 6.58 2198 County Treasurer Assessment 3.20 I' 2199 The Fac Tel & Tel Service 38.62 2200 P. U. D. #1 Service 1,037.86 2201 Pasco Water Department Water & sewer 213.80 I 2202 2 2 City Treasurer Postage -- 12.00 Total 4,973.88 CONSTRUCTION FUND, ORD 774 22- Valley Construction Co- Est #3 $ i 18,671.59 23, Cornell, -Howland, Hayes Engineering services 1,655.90 24 Weter, Roberts--& Sheffelman Professional services 1,670.17 25e Beall -Pipe & Tank Corp Pipe fittings 3,723.59 26. Bureau'of Reclamation Services i75.00 27= Western Utilities Co Valves 10,091.37 28- Transp Clearings Freight 20:67 Total $ 36,008.29 i 2161 PASCO, WASHINGTON STREET DEPARTMENT i 3928 to 3951 Street Departmg.nt Payroll -"arch 2,396.07 3952 Seattle First at'1 Withholding' 354.50 3953 Social Security Fund Soc'Sec Deds 56.13 3954 State Treasurer Ind. Ins. & Med Aid 159.27 3955 Western '4achinery Co Repair saw 15.92 3956 Panther Oil & Grease Co Eazycrete-- 22.25 3957 Charles R. Watts Street signs 59.23 3958 Lay 6c Nord Battery-&- plugs 14.54 3959 True Trus *Oil -Go Gas &fuel oil 63.34 3960 Economy -Tire & Auto Tire repair 10.80 3961 Tri City Auto Elec Install parts 3.61 3962 Stand Oil Co Oil' 14.86 3963 C. F. Griggs & Assoc Prints, 1.55 3964 Vasco Hardware Co- 'Brooms, shovels, etc 21.78 3965• TwinCity-Motor'Supply• Microtest & plugs 10.88 3966 Pasco iAotor Supply Inc. Parts 5.75 3967 Void 3968 Empire Electric'Co" Install relay, etc 33.50 3969 Smith Truck & Tractor New trucks 4;487.53 Total $ 7,731-51 PARK DEPARTMENT 1632 to 1645 Park Department Payroll -March $ 1,493.74 1646 Seattle First Nat'l WithhbldIng 101.70 1647 Social Security Fund Soc•Sec Deds 32.56 1648 State Treasurer Ind: Ins. & Med Aid 27.42 1649 Scotty Cummins Athletic Supplies 65.92 1650 Gravely Northwest no. Tarts for mower 80.68 1651 Husk Prtf & Office Supply Folders, tabs, etc 15.61 1652 Ken Dyer s Sporting Goods Leaf mill 612.85 1653True s Oil Co Fuel oil, etc 119.37 1654 Overlie s Hose & tree pruner 119.74 1655 U.'S. Laundry- Service 1.02 1656 Hamts•Electric Lamps .12.37 1657 Col Basin News Subscription 12.00 1658 Wood's. Sharpen mowers 16-48 1659 Twin=City Motor"Supply Brake f iuid; etc 1.98 1660 Pasco Machine -Co gelding, etc 15.08 1,661 Tri City Lumber Co- Lumber " 2.50 1662 Col Basin Paper & Supply Janitor supplies 43.78 1663 Col Grain & Feed Pipe, etc 27.37 16.64 The Tac ' T@.1 & Tel Co Service .10 16,65 P. U. D-; fl Service 117.08 1666 Vasco Water Dept Water & sewer 5'.25 Total $ 2,924.60 LIBRARYIDEPARTMENT 2154 to 2158 Library Department rayroll -arch $ 773•.63 2159 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding 106.40 2160 Social Security Fund Soo Sec Deds 17.96 2161 The college Bindery Bind papers 133.65 2162 The J. K. Gill Co New books 250.01 2163 Demco'Library Supplies Office supplies 19.60 2164 The H: Re Huntting-Co New books 6.91 2165 The H. W. Wilson "o New Books 3.00 2166 Transp Clearings of P. S. Feeight 1.80 2167 Marshall Wells Seed & vigoro 11.75 2168 Col basin 'aper & Supply Brush .77 2169 Trues Oil Co Fuel oil 118.92 2170 7 Y " UD #I Service 41.10 2171 Pasco Water Department Water & sewer 4.`85 Total $ 1,390.35 CEMETERY DEPARTMENT 609 to 611 Cemetery Department layroll-`larch 480.60 6.12 Seattle First 'vat'1 Withholding 33.90 6.13 Social Security Fund Soo Sed Deds 10.50 614 615 State Treasurer Northwest Ind, Ins. & Med Aid Farts 11.33 Gravely Inc. for mower 4.44 616 Ralph Gilbertson, Grave liners 460.00 _617 True Oil CoGasoline 10.17 618 Pasco Hardware Co Valve, drill, etc 12.46 619 P. U. D. Ift Service 61.75 6.20 The - Pac-Tel L: Tel- Co. Service 621 P -easco Water Department Water 29'.50 Total 1,119.1 216.2 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 6, 1954 34 1tk.Tr" ®aiurer L. I. D. # 61 Postage $ 9.00 Total $ 9.00 SOCIAL SECURITY FUND 4Employment Security Dept Soc Sed-lst o_uarter 2-777. 8 total 2,777.x. Brand total f or.all'Departments ;$899284.44 COMMUNICATIONS: CALL FOR BIDS: POLICE CAR: One bid was received and read as follows: Murphy Motors, Inc. One (1) 1954 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery $2,145.43 Le s3 Excise -'Tax 99.00 Less Discount 345 * 00 1, 700:93 Sales 'Tax 51.03 61,751-9T Less Trade in 950.00 01.9 Motion made by Avery, seconded by Connell -to turn bid to Police Committee for study and recommendation. The Committee made recommendation to accept the Murphy Motors bid. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery to accept the Committees recommendation. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). CALL. FOR BIDS: WATER CONTROL VALVES: Five (5) bids were received, opened and read at this time as follows: H., D. Fowler Oo Inc 11,829.77 Box,3084 Alternate 1 10;972:17 Seattle, Washington Alternate 2 12,196.77 E., W. Bacharach Inc. $ 12,333.22 Rialto Building Kanaas City, Missouri Pacific Water Works Supply Co Bid on valves only $ 3,025.24 2900 First Avenue South Seattle, Washington Wm. S. -Turner &-Company $ 39397.04 Pacific Building Bid on valves only Portland, Oregon E. -'A. Finkbeiner Bid on valves only 3,721.39 609 Lewis Building Portland, Oregon Motion made by Avery, seconded by Craig to turn bids to Consulting Engineer Cornell for study and recommendation. Motion carried. Folldwing-considerati6n of the bids Mr. Cornell consulting engineer, recommend- ed the acceptance of the lowest bid of H. D: Fowler. Motion made by Avery, se'condg3d by Combs to accept the bid of -H. D. Fowler in the amount of 10,972.17. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). F 2.63 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 6 1954 MEETING, V. F. W., RICHLAND, WASHINGTON: A letter was read from J. L. Doodenow, Commander, inviting the Pasco City Council to attend a reception on Friday.at 8:00 P. M., April 9, 1954 at Richland. Motion made by Craig, s econded by Avery to file letter. Motion carried. PASCO-KENNEWICK BRIDGE: r A letter was read from the Chamber of Commerce Secretary and '"tanager informing the Mayor of'a meeting_to-be held April 14, 1954'at the "e.nnewick City Hall to discuss policy 'to be pursued in an effort to -prevent the casco-Kennewick Bridge from being turned to the'Benton-& Franklin Counties. Motion made by Avery, sec- onded by Connell to file. Motion carried. PASCO BOARD OF REALTORS (PLANS FOR PASCO): A letter was read--from"Secretary E. V. Hurley, submitting a resolution signed by Grant H. Stria§ham-with reference -to organizing a committee for the purpose of receiving across -section of ideas on planning. Members to be selected from six or more organizations. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Milne to file the resolution for study. Motion carried. RESIGNATION, DEL C. ISAACSON: A letter was readefrom-Mr. Isaacson tendering his resignation effective April 4, 1954, account moving out of the City-:- ' Motion m de by Avery, seconded by Connell to accept the resignation. Motion carried. o TRANSFERS: A-letter-was-readefrom the'City Treasurer stating that the Auditor has requested the following transfers: $9460-17 from Construction Fund, Ordinance 774 to the Frincipal'and Interest Account. Motion made by Avery, -'seconded by Craig author- izing transfer as requested by the Auditor. Motion carried. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE: A letter was read from ''ayor 'carry V. Custer a ppointing W. B. West as �'olice Judge for "'arch 29, 1954. AIRPORT HUTMENTS FOR SALE: A letter was read -from 0. V. Cotton, Airport Manag-er, requesting a•call for, bids on the sale of 16 hutments, 50' x 14' x 62. Motion made by Avery, seconded- by Combs to- advertise for bids on Tuesday, 'play 4, 1954 -as requested by the Airport Manager. Minimum price set at $50,00. Motion carried. HOUSING.AUT HORITY LEASE: - e A letter was'read from games Leavy with Lease attached, also notice of public hearing. They wish to lease city streets and -alleys for a -period of three (3) years for the sum of 01.00 per year. 'Motion made by Craig, seconded by Bonnett to hold the public.hearing on'Tuesda,y, 8:00 P. M., April 20, 1954- M(btion carried. REFUNDS: Three (3) refunds were requested as follows. Mitchell -Davis, 1142 W. iark,-$5".00 rejected license Lewis Hopkins --Co, ' 221 ' So : 3rd, $3'7.95, s idewalk fee Randolph.& Taylor, 419 W. Clark 450.00 Airport rent Motion made by Avery, seconded by Cpnnell granting refunds as requested. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). PARK DEPARTMENT BIDS:. A letter was- read from -Harold 'A. Wyman;- Superintendent of the Recreation Department, requesting authorization for a new Lavoratory Building at Volunteer Park. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Milne -to call for bids on Tuesday, April 20, 1954 at 8:00 P M. as per specifications furnished by the 'ark Board. Motion carried. PARK DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT: A letter was read desiring -to call for bids on one used tractor and one new gang mower. -Motion made by Avery,' seconded by Milne to call for bids as requested on Tuesday, April 20, 1954 at 8:00 P. M. Motion carried. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. 2164 PASCO, WASHINGTON BECTTTLAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 6, 1954 I YACHT BASIN (R. S. BROWN): Mr. Brown presented a sketch of proposed improvements;,wish to call 'for bids when final specifications and drafts are ready for approval by the U. S. Eng- ineers. Motion made'b y VanHoy,.seconded by Craig to`permit the Park Board to make preparations for call for bids. Motion carried. IIS , REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT: I' AIRPORT SUPPLEMENTARY QUITCLAIM DEED: A letter was read from C:_M. Graff, Regional Counsel, General Service Administration stating the attached document to be a <new 'original- instrument to replace former Deed dated'July '209 1953 and lost following City'Treasurer obtaining same from Post - Office -and signing for same Motion made _by Bonnett, s econde-d'by VanHoy to accept Deed and authorize the City Clerk to record Deed at the Court House. Motion carried. AGREEMENT: ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM (AIRPORT) I! III A letter was read frorri" Charles Yd. Drew, District Airport Engineer Civil Aero- ! nautics Administration, relative to -data required to be incorporated in agree- ment of'sale between -the City of Pasco-and'Franklin County Public Utility Dist- rict No: l and su al right j g gb ect to all Te ht of the United States Government to retake or reclaim said property in time of national emergency. Motion made 'b y Craig, seconded by Bonnett to accept agreement when presented and approved by the City Attorney. Motion carried. 9 PETITION - VACATE PORTIONS OF -W. CLARK STREET: A petition presented by Basil Tdaib and the Richfield-0il Corporatiop requesting two portions of West Clark Street adjoining Blocks 3, 4 & 5, Petitt s 2nd Add'n be vacated of -public use. -.Motion made -by Bonnett, seconded -by Avery to turn this to the Street Committee for recommendation. Motion carried. WATER SERVICE EXTENSION. Mr. Lux: With reference-to:Albert Lux's request for.Water service to the 1600 block on Brown Street; he states at this time he has 70% of the property owners to be served in that block signed up*f or front footage payment which will off set approximately 75%'of the cost of extension. 'Mbt16h made by Avery, seconded by Craig approving water service extension to serve the 1600 block on West Brown Street. 6,Motion carried. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES: AIRPORT COMMITTEE: Leases. Motion made by Craig, seconded -by Bonnett authorizing the "`ayor and Clerk'to sign the following leases as approved by the Airport Committee. Motion carried. Tri'City Screen and'Awning Company Standard ")il Company of Califorlia, PURCHASES: Police Department; Tear gas equipment $110.95 Water Department: Meters, Hydrants; Valves;"Lime, Tubing and miscellaneous repairs $4,256.84 Motion made by Connell, seconded by Avery authorizing purchases. by roll call vote of seven (7). BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS: Motion carried The following business license applications were approved. Motion so made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell and carried. Valley Construction Company Landscape Studio M &'J Music Co 53Tsy Columbia Sheet Metal Works Joe's Pool -Hall Utoco Serv. Station William N. Ross Norten's Ed Dunham - Basin Farm Chemicals Tri City Aluminum Prod Co Ray V: Crosby Studio Am. United Life Ins X60. Contractors Bill Loman Music machines Stanle,y'0. Jacobs Pool table Loren J. Repp Architect Music store Fish peddler Steele_ & McMahan Harry Reynolds Geo E. Murray Roy L. Zerba Kennewick Kennewick Vasco 218 W. Lewis 509 So. Main 8th & Lewis 428 W: Col--mbia 120 So: -4th Kennewick 318 Columbia Kennewick Kennewick Spokane Motion made'by Bonnett, seconded by Milne"to recommend that Music Box Operator L. -E. Knake, 1006 Pearl and*Darlene "Eason, Reweaving, be passed by the Planning Commission. Motion carried. PASCO, WASHINGTON SEWER TRUNK LINE ON "A" STREET, EASTSIDE: Committee- reports that by installing 3,0.00 ft'of 12"'trunk line the property it owners could ,'take off laterals; this would -cost a proximately $150000.00. City Engineer estimates an approximate amount of- 30,000.00 to be left in the Treatment'Plant Fund. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Milne that the Eng- ineer draw upplans and specificat"ions on sewer trunk line for East "A" Street to make bids callable on May 4, 1954. Motion carried. WESTON REDI-MIX AGREEMENT: Tax* has not been paid. -'Motion-made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery to stop operation immmdiately unless taxes are paid and documents approved by the City Attorney. Motion carried. STREET COMMITTEE - TREES:' Trees on -the north -side of Court House are on City property. Motion made by Connell seconded by Craig that the Tree Trimmers request to trim be tabled. Motion carried. JAMES STREET grading is not complete. h REPORTS FROM OFFICERS: !; KURTZMAN'S PARK, EAST SIDE: Park Board is working on this. APPOINTMENTS: Mayor Custer at this time appointed Mr.-Joe'Bailey to succeed Del Isaacson on the Airport Committee, term expires July*15'. 1954 and after that date you will continue'to serve for -a full six year'te"rm which will end on July 15, 1960. Motion iriade•by Bonnett;'seconded by Connell to concur with the Mayor on this appointment. Motion carried. BUILDING INSPECTOR LYLE COONEY'S SALARY:. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery to correct motion in the minutes of March 16Vh; minutes to read "salary to be paid Lyle -Cooney as Building Inspector from February 16th to February 21st inc". Motion carried. 2EADING OF -RESOLUTIONS & ORDINANCES: RESOLUTION NO. 343: Resolution No. 343 was read executing a Borrow Pit lease for the sum of $75.00 and deliver said lease•to the State of Washington, Department of Highways. Motion made by Connell,-seoonded by ,Avery to adopt Resolution No. 343• 'Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). ORDINANCE NO. 783: AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING A CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION FOR "THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF PASCO, ADOPTING CHAPTER 41.08, REVISED CODE OF WASHIID TON, AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH Motion -made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett to give Ordinance No. 783 the second reading. Motion carried.Ordinance No. 783 was read. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonriett that',rdinance'No. 783 has been given the second reading in full. Motion' carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery to give Ordinance No: 783 the third reading -in -full. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 783 was read. Motion mRde by' Avery, seconded by Bonnett that ' Ordinance No. 783 has been given the third reading in full. Motion carried. Motion made h by Avery, seconded by Bonnett to adopt Ordinance No. 783. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). ORDINANCE NO. 784:' AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING DESIGNATED TRUCK ROUTES FOR THROUGH TRAFFIC TRUCKS, DEFINING OFFENSES, PROVIDING PENALTIES AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH Motion made by Avery, seconded by Combs'to give Ordinance No. 784 the second reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 784 was read. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Connell that Ordinance-No:784 has been given the second reading. Motion carried. ' Motion 'made by. Avery, - seconded by " Craig to give Ordinance No,. 784 the third reading'"in full. Motion -carried. Ordinance No. 784 was read.' � Motion made 'by Avery;seconded by Craig that Ordinance No. 784 has been"given the third reading.. M6tion'carried. Motion made by Avery, seconded by'Connell to adopt Ordinance "o. 784. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). I REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS RIL 6, 1 ORDINANCE N0.7 8 : AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE PU9LIC HEALTH AND SANITATION; PROVIDING FOR AND REGULATING THE COLLECTION, REMOVAL�AND DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE; AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON, TO.ENTER INTO A CONTRACT SET OUT HEREIN AND CANCELLING EXISTING CONTRACT AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF I Motion made by Avery, seconded by Connell to'give Ordinance No. 785 the first reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 785 was read. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Connell that Ordinance No. 785 has been given the first reading. Motion carried. PLUMBING CODE: it Discussion. More study needed. Mayor requested consorted effort be given to this matter. CALL FOR BIDS - PIPE: Mr. Cornell spoke to the Council relative to purchase by bid of cast iron pipe recommended in phase i, improvements But not yet authorized, also part 2, phase 11 improvements recommended and not yet authorized on effluent weirs, "silactor", chemical feeders and surface wash units. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Combs to call for bids as requested by the Consulting Engineer, subject to valid- ity of Ordinance No. 786. Engineer tofurnish specifications, bids callable May 4, 1954, Tuesday at 8:00 P. M., *. Motion carried. I II' LIGHT AT SOUTH 10th & WEST A STREET: Light and guy wire moved so curb can now be installed. Sketch presented. T. V. ANTENNAE: i! Association of 'W ashington Cities data now on hand for Ordinance material. Connell and Avery to draft Ordinance. CLAIMS, W. B. EDMISTON & SONS INC: Claims as follows have been filed with the City Clerk. Day Brothers Lathing & Plastering Company Inc. 549.00 Yakima, Washington L. W. Vail Company- 1,808.55 Pasco, Washington J. P. Head Plumbing & Heating Company 18,655.58 Pasco,Washington Twin City Construction Company 637.41 Pasco, Washington Brown & Walker 2,464.64 Yakima, Washington Empire Electric Company 2,750.20 Pasco, Washington Pre -Mix Concrete Company 4,284.12 � Kennewick, 'Washington City Attorney advises to pay no bill for thirty '(30),days following the accept- ance -of the plant by the City. John W. Cunningham's project Engineer was present and stated he had made inspection -of the plant this date and recommends that it be accepted subject to following corrections which should take 'a couple of days. Final Estimate should be ready to present by next.meeting. J...F. Head: Boile.r,.to.. be. regulated by factory man- and again when change to sewage 1&s;—t-wo--le-at s o Home---to•-'c-au 4�-and 1 leak at lift statson. I! Edmiston: Grind .off,cpncrete..-,�vr,ches;.;..2r,s,ets bronze door knobs, replace painted ones; cut off extrb steady`be=aring bradkeT� %Lt lift station; paint where grinding was done; paint on motors at lift station; elevator throwing oil i' r1VFayo'r ''tuned th:'ics 'ta%tte'r *tt,o `F'db1l1(-c T1Ze-14t'ionfs omfd t'tee; `Bonrie.t-t;, `Cvtbt s rre tt�o �cdifs�z�lit ff=file`s `aifd rriake �reco�}ima�tata�on�•. I PROPERTY LINE, PETITT'S.ADDITION: More time requested, which was granted VanHoy. I I 2167 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 6, 1954 PHONE FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT: Motion made by Bonnett, seconded"by Craig -authorizing City Engineer to have one phone at the Swimming Pool discontinued and installed at the Treatment plant. Motion carried. COURT ACTION (CISCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY). City Attorney advises action against the City and Valley-yConstruction Company has been dismissed. ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery to adjourn to next regular meeting April 20, 8•00 F M.. 1954•' Motion carried. 'Harry,/ -V. Cu er, Iwayor ATTEST: City Clerk PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 20th DAY OF April , 1954• Adah M. Perry, City Clerk