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Home My WebLink About06-01-1954 MinutesPASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE lo 195 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, 0. S. Milne and T. R. VanHoy. City Attorney Richard G. patftck was present. - READING OF THE MINUTES: Minutes of meeting held May 18, May 19, 1954 were read and approved. BILLS: Current bills against the City were read as follows. Motion made by Avery, sec- onded by Connell that all vouchers property signed and approved be paidra Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). CURRENT EXPENSE 32252 to 32255 Various Departments Payroll -May $ 469.77 32256 to 32273 i'61ice Department ` ayroll-way 2,709-45 32274 J. L. Chatterley Salary -May 196.00 32275 to 32282 Mayor & Councilmen Payroll -May 78.40 32283 to 32295 Various Departments payroll-'Viay 2,135.01 32296 to 32312 Police Department payroll -May 2,558.85 32313 to 32319 Regular Firemen ra,yroll-May 19938.24 32320 to 32336 Volunteer Firemen Payroll-'yiay 54.70 32337 Seattle First Nat'l Bank Withholding 976.70 32338 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 183.54 32339 B'n-Fn Med Co's Sery Corp Insurance 51.75 32340 Fireman's Pension Fund Pension deductions 115.21 32341 Root Radiotelephone Sery Radio mtnce 8$9.00 32342 Burroughs Corporation Service contract 15.45 32343 Miller Meters Inc. carts for meters 267.58 32344 Federal Laboratories Inc. Grenades, etc 107.72 32345 Fyr-Fyter Sales & Service Smoke bombs 1.85 3,2346 Crystal Linen Supply Co Rag rental 3.09 3234-7 Wilco Fire Equipment Co Grease & lens 5.49 3.2348 Steve's Foto Shop Camera supplies 39.14 32349 G. K. Mercier Oil, filter, etc 5.60 32350 Gerry's Upholstery Repair cushion, etc 20.60 32351 Don's 76 Service Lubes, tire repair, etc 51.44 32352 U. S. Laundry Service 6.94 32353 Boylan Cycle Shop Repair cycle 69.79 3,2354 Madison Lumber & Mill Shakes 2.75 3,2355 Schorn Faint Co Paint.83 32356 True's Oil Company Fuel oil & gas 391.80 32357 Tri City Herald Legal advertising 66.24 32358 Columbia Basin News Printing 175.26 32359 Columbia Hardware Co Levels, wax, etc 39.00 32360 Shields Books & Stationery Molders & book 16.89 32361 Economy Tire & Auto Co Tire repair 33.00 32362 Electric Appliance Center Batteries 8.50 32363 Murphy Motors Inc. y Check switch . 4 12 32364 Wendell Brown Agency James Insurance Prof 37 g.2 62365 Dr. S. Denning services 0 32366 Richard G. Patrick Reimb-Court Costs 8.20 32367 Credit Bureau of Bn-Fn. Co Credit report 3.60 32368 LaRose Shields Welch deposition 6.25 32369 J. G. Ungerecht Prof services 25.00 3?3$0 X. J. Haworth Prof services 25.00 3?371 Kenneth Hutton Reimb-Police School 28175 j' 3?372 Glenn Sickels Reimb-Police .Assoc 33.18 3?373 Howard E. Yates Reimb-Police Assoc 17.86 32374 Esther Sawyers Meals for prisoners 548.25 3?375 P1.11U. D. #1 Service 3,103.73 32376 The Pac Tel & Tel Co Service 63.94 32377 Pasco Water Department Water & sewer 184.50 32378 City Treasurer Postage 34.•13 Total. 17,382.51 CONSTRUCTION FUND # 774 36 Valley Const Co. Eatt#4 & 5 $ 39,147.08 37 'Cornell, Howland, etc Engr services 2,129.71 38 Acme Welding Works Angle iron 26.24 39 Spokane, Portland & S. Ry Demurrage 9.00 40 Northern Pac Railway Co Demurrage 3.00 41 Tri City Herald Legal adv 1.97 Total 41,317.00 F,2-19.0 PASCO, WASHINGTON WATER DEPARTMENT 108�4 to 10913 Water Department Payroll-wiay 6,167.89 10914 Seattle First 'at'1 Withholding 732.72 10915 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 140.44 II 10916 Hellige, Inc.- Tubes 12.66 10917 Penn Salt Mfg Co Chlorine; etc 356.49 10918 E. N. Hallgren Co Valve boxes, rings, etc 336.82 10919 Reese Concrete Pipe Co Pipe 10.30 10920 Wallace & Tiernan inc. Repair parts 125.20 10921 Gen. Chem. Div Aluminum sulfate 1,606.80 !� 10922 Brooks Products Meter boxes 190.00 10923 Transport Clearings Freight 49.39 10924 Hughes & Company Tubing, tools, etc 676.13 10925 Neptune Meter Co Meters & washers 470.94 10926 Northern Pad Railway Co Freight 728.36 10927 a .Acme Welding "Works Deck plate, etc 16.48 10928 Columbia Basin News Printing 45.94 10929 Grigg Building Supplies Lime 69.02 10930 Twin City Const Co Earth moving 27.00 10931 Warren Excavation Co Earth moving 330.00 10932 Wendell Brown ,Agency Insurance 24.62 10933 Inland Hardware Co Nipples 3.13 10934 Pasco Hardware Co Strainer mat'l, etc 9.55 10935 Pasco lAachine Co Pump repair 161.00 10936 Tri City Umber Co Lumber 99.58 l 10937 Preston Tractor Co Repair truck; etc 90.81 10938 Columbia Grain & Feed Co Lawn seed 118.45 10939 Shields Books a Stationery Clips, etc 16.53 i. 10940 Husk Printing & Office Supp Receipts & bands 29.36 10941 True's Oil Company Gas L6.33 j 10942 George R..Fisher Reimb-conv expense 664.45 10943 P. U. D.rtl Service 2,142.56 10944 The Pad Tel & Tel 'o Service 5.00 10944 City Treasurer Freight & rdcd fee 3.50 Il Total $ 14,907.55 STREET DEPARTMENT I� 3997 to 4014 Street Department Payroll -May $ 2,559.65 it 4015 Seattle -First Nt'l Withholding 343.80 4016 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 59.25 4017 Wesco Steel Co Cable clamps 21.88 it 4018 Bellingham Chain & Forge Co Grader blades 44.10 it 4019 Stand Oil Co of Calif Grease 23.83 4020 Rudd Paint & Varnish Co Traffic paint 334.75 4021 Pre -Mix Concrete Inc. Sand 19.57 4022 Verlon M. Garvin Labor 77.25 4023 Smith Truck & Tractor Filters 10.14 4024 Twin City Motor Supply Inc. Fuel pump, etc 4.63 4025 Empire Electric Co Check traffic light 4.76 4026 White River Lumber Co Lumber 4.04 4027 L. W. Vail Co Mix 590.36 4028 Pasco ivlachine Company Repair 3.61 4029 True's Oil Co Gas & fuel oil 167.81 4030 Economy Tire & Auto Tire repair 2.58 5 Total 4,272.01 LIBRARY DEPARTMENT 2190 to 2193 Library Department eayroll-May 670.44 21.94 Seattle First "at'1 Withholding 92.00 2195 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 15.56 21.96 The Pac Northwest Quarterly Subscription 3.50 2197 Gaylord Brothers Inc. Cards 36.05 it 2198 The H. R. Hnhtting Co New book 2.50 2199 Am Library Assn Inc. New book 4.50 2200 Library Prod Supplies 11.66 2201 'Demco Lib Supplies Vending supplies 8.63 2202 Brutzman's Repair typewriter 19.47 2203 The J. K. Gill Co New books 318.20 22 0 4 Husk P rtg,,& Off Supply r aper & scratch pads 5.67 2205 P. U. D. Trl Service 30.82 2206 Pasco Water Dept Water & sewer 6.20 I Total $ 1,2 5 M C1 r .0 PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS PARK DEPARTMENT 1691 to 1704 Park Department -may 1,490.80 1705 ''Payroll Seattle First Nta Withholding 101.70 1706 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 32.50 1707 Nat'l Rec Assn Subscription 10.00 1708 Mercier Shell Sery Repair, oil, etc1 74 4 1709 Pasco Machine Co Welding 8.92- 1710 Wood's Padlocks, keys, etc 14.16 1711 Preston Tractor Co Tractor & mower 6,499.68 1712 Twin City Motor ''upply Inc. Parts, etc n1.98 1713 True s Oil Co Gas & Fuel oil 95.33 1714 R & T Plmg & Heating Parts 23.03 1715 Shields Books & Stationery Office supplies 7.93 1716 Gol Hardware Co' Drill 1.76 1717 Pasco Electric Wire & boxes 3.94 1718 Col Basin `aper & Supply Janitor supplies 25.37 1719 'Col Grain & Feed Feed, etc 17.36 1720 Tri City Herald Subscription 18.00 I' 1721 The Pac Tel & Tel 6o Service 16.45 1722 P. U. D. #1 1Service 116.29 1723 Pasco Water Dept Water & sewer 283.55 .i Total 8,843.16 CEMETERY DEPARTMENT 633 to 635 Cemetery Department Payroll -May 480.60 636 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding 33.90 637 Social Security Fund Soc Sec'Deds 10.50 638 Gravely Northwest Inc. Repair parts 26.77 639 Stand Oil Co -of Calif Motor oil 8.45 640 Jaynes Plmg & Heating Open drain 4.12 641 True's Oil Co Gas 11.75 642 P. U. D. vl Service 53.61 643 The rac Tel & Tel Wasco Service 9.80 P 644 Water Dept Water 166-45 II Total bO5.95 r AIRPORT DEPARTMENT 2239 to 2254 Airport Department Payroll -May 2 $ 2,1 49.96 4 2255 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding 194.20 2256 Soc Sec Fund Soc Sec Deds 47.84 2257 Supt of Documents Airmans Guide 2.75 2258 Blaek, Moffitt & Towne Janitor supplies 21.58 2259 Verd-A-Ray Corp Lamps T:32.46 2260 Guenther Tractor racking & guards 4.59 2261 Inland Glass Co Putty, glass& points 2.19 2262 Monarch Mach & Tool Co Farts & labor 33.37 2263 Col Grain & Feed Sulphate of Ammonia 4.33 2264 Wood s Padlocks & keys 8.09 2265 Economy Tire & Auto Tires & tubes 38.15 2266 Pasco motor Supply Inc. Watches, plugs, etc 13.06 2267 Inland "ardware Co Alumilastic 15.14 2268 Schorn Paint Co Paint 16.85 2269 Foster Sheetmetal Woriks Labor 2.32 2270 Pasco Hardware Co Sprinkler head, etc .3-55 2271 True's Oil Co Furnace,oil, etc 73.87 2272 Wendell Brown Agency Insurance Total 2,663-774 157 159 160 161 SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT FUND John W. Cunningham & Assoc Engineering services Link -Belt Company '-Retained fee Wallace & Tiernan Inc. Retained fee Scientific Supplies Co Plant equipment Col Grain & Feed Seed, hoes, etc Total CONSTRUCTION FUND ORD. 786 1 Tri City Herald Legal advertising Total Grand Total f or all departments $ 99,739 .71 60849-49 484.72 759.11 113 •L}5 lob . 2 315.59 7.70 7.70 L y2 �-g-2 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 1, 1954 r COMMUNICATIONS: BIDS, PAINT FOR AIRPORT: Four (4) bids were received, opened and read as follows: • I Tropical Paint & Oil Co 100 gallons Elastikote outside white Cleveland, Ohio 8 Gallons apray thinner Unit price 522.72 Cowman -Campbell paint Co Inc. 400 gallons Paste & Oil Seattle, Washington Paint x$7:13 per gallon Oil 1.71 per gallon Ii Schorn Paint Co Paint $30*95 per gallon liPasco. -Washington Oil 1.72 per gallon General Paint Corporation Paint $4.49 per gallon �I q Spokane, Washington Oil 1.77 per gallon ;I it Motion made by Craig, seconded by Bonnett to turn bids to Airport Committee and the manager for recommendation. Motion carried. "A" STREET SEWER BIDS: Two (2) bids were received, opened and read as follows: Twin Cit Core true Co$110290-43 _ y 404 No. 7th Pasco, Washington I E. M. Gostovich $13,835.90 Sunnyside, Washington Motion made by Avery, seconded by Connell to turn bids to Water Committee and City Engineer for study and report.- Motion carried. A little later in the meet- ing the Committee made their report. Motion made by Connell, seconded by Avery recommending the acceptance of the Twin City Construction Company bid as it is the lowest and best bid. Motion carried by 7) roll call vote of seven ( . VACATING BROADWAY STREET, BLK 146, PASCO LAND CO'S 1staADD: Notice of public hearing was read. No objections registered by letter 6r in l person. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Milne to instruct the City Attorney to draw an Ordinance covering vacation. Motion carried. VACATING RIVER STREET, RIVERSIDE ADDa Notice'of public hearing was read. No objections registered in person or by letter. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Craig to instruct the City Attorney to•draw Ordinance covering vacation. Motion carried. WIDEN LUCAS STREET: A letter was read from B. Ivor Hale stating he proposes to build thirty (30) new homes in North Lucas Addition and requests that the City widen Lucas to an 80' Street. Motionmade by Bonnett, seconded by Avery to turn to Street committee for study and recommendation. Motion carried. OILING PEARL/STREET: A letter was read from Mrs. B. H. Winkler, 916 Pearl Street requesting that Pearl Street be oiled, also reports on out door toilet next door. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Connell to turn to Street Committee for recommendation. Motion carried. SPRAY PROGRAM: A letter was read from Dudley N. Beall stating arrangements are being made to service equipment and hire local residents to operate equipment. No action taken. ROOFING MATERIAL -AIRPORT: A letter was read from O.,,V. Cotton, Airport Manager requesting call for bids on one,car load of 26 guage galvanized metal roofing containing 850 squares. Motion made by Craig, seconded by'Avery'authorizing City Clerk to call for bids as re- que�sted on Tuesday, July 6, 1954; Cotton to furnish specifications. Motion carried. R & K MASONRY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: A letter was'read from Kenneth D., Bennett, notifying the City that Luther Quigley owes the above mentioned company $594.25 for labor and material used in new rest Pasco room at City Park. i' I; Craig states building is ready for acceptance only for a few minor finishings. Motion made by Craig, seconded by Avery that warrant be held up for clearance on work and pro9f that indebtedness has been .taken care of. Motion carried. PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CH MB JUNE 1, 1951, -- -- -- - - -- -- - I- — -- --- - --- ------ -- ---- - III PETITION, SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. VACATIONS: A petition was read requesting that -the following located Streets be vacated of. all public use. Margaret between Mead and Illinois; Henry between Mead and Ill- inois in Stadium ark Addition, also utility strip in Blocks 11 and 12. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded*by Craig to turn.to Street Committee for investigation and recommendation. Motion carried. REFUND, BUILDING PERMIT, LEE CLAYTOR: Lee Claytor requests'a refund of $10.00 paid for Building Permit; changed hisrmirid relative to building: Motion made by Craig to authorize refund. Motioh died for want of a second. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Craig to turn to the Building Committee. Motion carried. UNDER COMMITTEE REPORTS: Motion was made by Bonnett, seconded by Milne authoriz- ing refund of 010.00 on Building permit. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell that Building Inspector be instructed to notify applicants that fee will be held in the amount of $5.00 or 20% whichever is the greater in the event the permit is not used. Motion carried. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT: Jo, Walker spoke about bad crossing near Inland Glass Company where 11th Street crosses the track; also bad condition of Columbia Street. Mayor will a y 1 h ve the Railroad crossing inspected tomorrow. Street Committee to inspect and report. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT: REPORTS FROM OFFICERS: Karl Casey requests to purchase property.- Street Committee asked for more time; same was granted. CURB LOADING ZONE, 218 W. Lewis: Street Committee recommends granting this request. Motion made by Bonnett, sec- onded by Combs accepting the Committees recommendation. Motion carried. Chief of Police to be so notified. SIDEWALK, WEST BROWN: City Engineer requests more time;.same was granted. SIDEWALK,. INLAND GLASS: Inland Glass an West Lewis, VanHoy reports that they have block top for sidewalk. Building Inspector to write firms in that location relative to constructing side- walks and curbs and check John Horrigan's curb. Campbell's Market driveway in parking area, curb return or ramp up to sidewalk; ramp favored by Council. NO SIDEWALKS ON 9th south of Lewis; Fergeson of Kennewick owns property on South 9th. Mation made by VanHoy, seconded by Bonnett that property owners between Lewis and Columbia on South 9th be notified to install sidewalks and curbs on both sides of 9th Street. Motion carried. BID CHECKS, YACHT BASIN JOB: $400.00 checks submitted with bids of L. W. Vail and Weston Redi-Mix, Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by VanHoy to return check of Weston Fedi-Mix. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). CITY LOT on Columbia between 2nd & 3rd being used for public parking; a discussion . relative to renting or selling was entered into. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Craig to turn this to City Property Committee for recommendation. Motioncarried.. Combs, Connell & Milne. WATER CHARGES for School District in Stadium Park Addition, Block 10. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett that School District be charged on front'footage basis of front footage on Margaret, -Mead, Sylvester and Illinois, except the pro- posed Stadium. Motion carried. PURCHASES: PARK DEPARTMENT: Tank sprayer $85.34; drinking fountain $53.05 PARKING METER DEPT: Repair to Cycle $69.79 WATER DEPARTMENT: Sewer applications $147.63 Motion made by.Connell, seconded by Avery authorizing purchases. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven -(7). 2 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 1, 1954 BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS: i Eight (8) applications submitted as follows: Motion made by Bonrmtt, seconded by Milne authorizing issuance. Motion carried. Lentz Interstate Bldg & Heating Contractor Yakima, Washington I' Jo Ann -Ray, Inter -Ocean Ins; Century Life Ins Solicitor Gateway Trailer Ct. Mabel Snack Bar Cafe 1114 Hagerman Peter Kingas Solicitor Town House Motel J. S. Gouts Solicitor Town House Motel George A. Langley Contractor Kennewick C. R. Baldwin Fish peddler 1-C Navy Homes C. L. Greene Cleaning & fixing 616 East "A" REPORTS FROM OFFICERS: !t II CITY HALL BUILDING: �I At the Council meeting of February 2, 1954 (due to a number of suggestions and alternates offered regarding the proposed building of a new City office -building) I the Council voted to take no further action on the construction of the new prop- osed building for 90 days and in the intervening period to study the merits of the various proposals. The 90 day period has now arrived and the study has been made: The Council has carefully considered the merits of all the various suggest- ions, has contacted a sufficient number of property owners for a cross section of j opinions and has unanimously approved the City owned property adjacent to the Present City Hall for the new structure. jIn 1940, the City Council approached the School District regarding the purchase of this property advising that they desired it for the building of a new City Hall. The School Board, in a spirit of co-operation, agreed to and sold the property to the City for this purpose.. It has been agreed the new building would be constructed in two (2) units. The first unit to consist of the offices and Police Department (with monies that have �I been accumulated by various Councils for this purpose). The second unit is to I consist of a new Fire Station. The two(2) units are to be designed to co-ordinate into one building when the second unit is constructed. When the second unit is j. constructed the present City Hall will be wrecked to make room for the new Fire i! Station. With the erection of the complete City building and Fire Station, we will have an area for parking of approximately 75 by 140 feet. This will be ample room for the parking of the City employees cars as well as all customers transacting business at any of the City offices. j The new City building is an improvement to our facilities that has been long over- due. Its needs has been recognized by many previous Councils who have laid the ground work and accumulated much of the money we are now spending. I am sure we will all be proud of and appreciate the new building when it is completed; which will probably be in November or December. The present City nall w,,s built in 1910. It has deteriorated to a point that maked it unsafe and for this reason it is our desire and intention to replace it with the new office building and fire station as soon as it is possible. • I Mdtion was made -by Craig, seconded by Bonnett to proceed with contemplation of the City Hall Building. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery that H. Brandt Gessel be engaged as Architect at 4% of construction costs as completed, for drawing of Aland of the City Hall Building and written specif- ications (15 copies); City to do supervising. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett; sebonded by Craig that letter read be made a part of the minutes. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell that the ivla.yor contact Mr. j Gessel and get signed contract to present at the next council meeting. Motion carried. U BOOK PUBLISHING COMPANY: CODIFICATION: Rough draft mailed to City Attorney; he suggests that as many councilmen as possible go over this file for study and corrections, if deemed necessary. Motion made by Connell, seconded by Combs that Bonnett go over this file with the City Engineer. Motion carried. READING OF ORDINANCES: ORDINANCE NO. 792: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION SIXTEEN (16) OF ORDINANCE NO. 625, RELATING TO WATER .HOOK-UP CHARGES AND WATER RATES OUTSIDE OF THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF PASCO Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery to give Ordinance No. 792 the first reading. Motion -carried. Ordinance No. 792 was read. Motion made by Craig, sec- onded by Avery that Jrdinance'No. 792 has been given the first reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Craig, seconded by Avery to give Ordinance No. 792 the second reading by title only. Motion carried. irdinance No. ?92 was read. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery that Ordinance No. 792 has been given the second reading by titly only. Motion carried. PASCO, WASHINGTON ORDINANCE NO. 793: 1 AN ORDINANCE DECLARING AN EMERGENCY IN THE i GENERAL FUND OF THE CITY OF PASCO, APPROP- RIATING MONEY TO MEET THE SAME, AND PROVID- IDING FUNDS FOR THE NECESSARY FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT - OF THE CITY Ii OF PASCO Motion made by Bonre tt, seconded by Avery to give ordinance No. 793 the first reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. ?93 was read. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Craig that Ordinance No. 793 has been given the first reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Craig to give Ordinance No. 793 the second reading b y title only. -Motion carried. Ordinance No. 793 was read by title. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Craig that Ordinance No. 793 has been given the second reading by title. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell to hold a Public Hearing on Ord- inance No. 793 on Tuesday, June15, 1954• Motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 794: AN ORDINANCE DECLARING AN EMERGENCY AND BEING AN ORDINANCE.APPROPRIATING MONEY FROM THE PARK DEPARTMENT FUND FOR THE CITY OF PASCO TP PAY FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO J THE PASCO YACHT BASIN FOR THE BALANCE OF " THE YEAR 1954 Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell to give Ordinance No. 794 the first reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 794 was read. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Craig that Ordinance No. 794 has been given the first reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell to give Ordinance No. 794 the second reading by title only. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 794 was read by title. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell that Ordinance No. 794 has been given the second reading by title. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell to hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 794 on Tuesday, June 15, 1954. Motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 795: AN ORDINANCE•DECLARING AN EMERGENCY AND BEING AN ORDINANCE TO APPROPRIATE MONEY - I' FROM THE WATER DEPARTMENT FUND AND THE AIRPORT DEPARTMENT FUND TO PAY THE SALARY OF THE .CITY TREASURER OF THE CITY OF PASCO FOR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR 1954 Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Craig to give Ordinance No. 795 the first reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 795 was read. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell that Ordinance No. 795 has been given the first reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Craig to give Ordinance No. 795 the second reading by title only. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 795 was read by title. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell that Ordinance No. 795 has been given the second reading by title. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell to hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 795 on Tuesday, June 15, 1954- Motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 789: AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ANDt.REGULATING THE BUSINESS OF PLUMBING; PROVIDING REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS FOR THE INSTALLATION ALTERATION REPAIR AND INSPECTION OF PLUMBING IN CONNECT- ION WITH ANY BUILDING IN THE CITY OF PASCO; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS FOR WORK TO BE DONE AND THE. FEE TO BE CHARGED THEREFOR; PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THERE OF; AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH Motion -made by'Connell, seconded by Craig to adjourn present meeting to June 3, 1954, 11:00 A. M. to give Ordinance No. 789 the first reading. Motion carried unanimous. 2196 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 1, 195 CLAIMS: FRANK J. DANNER, CLAIM FOR DAMAGES: A claim in the amount of $126.00 was filed with the City on Clerk May 281, 1954 at 11:18 A. fit; copy also served on the Mayor at the same time. Motion made by"Avery, seconded by Combs to turn to City Attorney and Insurance Company. Motipn carried. ADJOURNMENT: II 'i Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell to adjourn to 11:00 A. M., I?- urs.dayy,,, June 3, 1954- Motion carried unanimous. i i Harry V. Uus , Mayor ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 1p 1954. 2.97 PASCO, WASHINGTON ADJOURNED MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS 'I CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at 11:10 A. M. Honorable 1°da,yor Harry V. Custer presiding. ROLL CALL: By Clerk. Councilmen present.were L. E. Bonnett, C. R. -Combs, -Lee J. Craig, C. S. Milne and T. R. VanHoy. Absent were J. A. Avery, and S. A. Conre 11, City Attorney was also absent. I ORDINANCE NO. 789: AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO AND REGULATING THE BUSINESS OF PLUMBING; PROVIDING REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS FOR THE INSTALLATION, ALTERATION, REPAIR AND INSPECTION OF PLUMBING IN CONNECT- ION WITH ANY BUILDING IN THE CITY OF PASCO; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS FOR WORK TO BE DONE AND THE FEE TO BE CHARGED THEREFOR; PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR TLFVIOLATION TTTEREOF; AND REPEALING ALL►. ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDIN- ANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Milne to give Ordinance No. 789 the first reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 789 was read. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Milne that Ordinance No. 789 has been given the first reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Milne to give Ordinance No. 789 the second reading by title only. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 789 was read by title. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Milne that Ordinance No. 789 j has been given the second reading. Motion carried. CITY HALL BUILDING: (ARCHITECT) Contract presented by H. Brandt Gessel was read by L. E. Bonnett. Mayor requested all Council members to study this agreement. No action taken. ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by VanHoy to adjourn. Motion carried. ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED THIS