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Home My WebLink About04-05-1955 MinutesPASCO, WASHINGTON CALL TO ORDER: APRIL 5, 19 Meeting called to order at 8:00 P. M. Honorable Mayor Harry V. Custer presiding. ROLL CALL: By Clerk. Councilmen present were J. A. J. Craig, C. S. Milne and T. R. VanHoy. Attorney Richard G. Patrick was absent. READING OF MINUTES: Minutes of meeting held BILLS,: Avery, L. E. Bonnett, C. R. Combs, Lee S. A. Connell arrived at 8:25. City March 15, 1955 were read and approved. Current bills against the City were read as follows. Motion made by Avery, sec- onded by Combs that all vouchers properly signed and approved be paid. Motion carried by roll call vote of six (6). CURRENT EXPENSE 33611 to 33617 Various Departments Payroll -March $ 789.36 33618 to 33634 Police Department Payroll -March 2,588.95 33635 t033698- Election Officers Salary & labor 911.50 33699 to 33706 Mayor & Councilmen Payroll -March 78.40 33707 to 33721 Various Departments Payroll -March 2,207.10 '33722 to 33728 Regular Firemen '.,Payrgll-March 1,963.76 33729 to 33746 Volunteer Firemen Payroll -March 76.42 33747 to 33763 Police Department Payroll -March 2,588.95 33764 Sea'tle First "at'1 Withholding 1,081.00 33765 Social `Security Fund .Soc Sec Deds 188.82 33766 Firemen's Pension Fund Pension deductions 153.01.E 33767 Bn Fn Co's Med Sery Corp Insurance 65.50 33768 State Treasurer Ind Ins & Med Aid 427.7 33769 Puget Sound Stamp Works Bicycle licenses 3 33770 Crystal Linen Supply Service 1.55 33771 Root Radiotelephone Sery Radio mtnce 57.89 33772 Central Wash Firemen's Ass'n Dues 5.00 33773 R. H. Hoyt Holster 8.19 33774 Burroughs Corp Service cont acts 23.07 33775 L. N. Curtis & Sons Refill, etc 53.08 33776 Miller Meters, Inc Parts & repairs 334.94 33777 Diamond's Tape 2.47 33778 Inland Hardware Co Cutouts 13.33 33779 Dan & Gene Shell Sery Tires, oil, etc 139.45 33780 Wendell Brown Agency Insurance 364.49 337811 Mercier :Shell Service Lube & oil 13.65 33782 Crescent Drug Co Pen, bandage, etc 15.99 33783 Bert Bannerman Lube, oil, etc 5.15 33784 Empire Electric Tube, check wires, etc 240.5 33785 Tri City Herald Legal advertising 6.6 33786 Col Basin News Printing 142.05 33787 Jaynes Typewriter Exch Ribbon 2.83 33788 Dunning -Ray Ins Agency Bond 186.98 33789 Col Basin Paper & Supply Janitor supplies, etc 36.96 33790 ' ti : r `)Walt Ott's Triple L Tire repairs .14.90 33791 Pasco Hardware Co Screws .41 33792 R & T Plmg & Heating Furnace repair 25.57 33793 Schorn Paint Co Tape 5.84 33794 Col Hdw Company Wax, lamps, etc 8.29 33795 Murphy Motors Car repairs 1".21 33796 True's Oil C:)mpany Gas & fuel oil 1,414.35 33797 U. S. Laundry Service 6.77 33798 Esther_ Sawyers Meals 570.75 33799 Adah M. Perry Sec Sery 84.50 33100 Seattle First Nat'l Bank Coin wrappers 15.00 33$01 P. U. D. #1 Service 3,369.29 33802 The Pac Tel & Tel Service 64.49 33803 Pasco Water Department Water &sewer 183.00 33804 City Treasurer Postage & box rent 6:65 Total 20,756.01 LIBRARY DEPARTMENT 2358 to 2361 Library Department Payroll -March $ 670.44 2362 Seattle First Nat'l Bank Withh olding, 92.00 2363 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 15.56 Total $ 77$.00 16 CONSTRUCTION ORD #786 Twin City Const Co Load, unload pipe, etc. 1,186-27 Total $ l,l .27 2307 E 2308 PASCO, WASHINGTON ING COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 5. 1 WATER DEPARTMENT 116 7 to 11685 Water Department Payroll -March $ 6,484.04 1166 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding 742.10 11687 Social Security Fund Soc 'Sec Deds 147.51 11688 State Treasurer - Ind Ins & Med Aid 362.03 11689 Scientific Supplies Co Breakers, tubes, etc 181.61 11690 Neptune Meter Co Meters, etc 1,938.68 11691 Hughes & Co Meters, yokes, etc 572.44 11692 Gen Transport Co Freight 79.50 11693 Penn Salt Mfg Co Perchlorn 152.55 11694 C & S Supply Co Stencils 12.97 11695 W..S. Darle,y & Co Dipping needle 22.25 11696 George -Calhoon Stakes 90.00 11697 Brooks Prod Inc. Meter boxes 190.00 11698 Rensselaer Valve Co Hydrants, valves, etc 800 11699 Burroughs Corp Sery contracts, etc .4 63. 1 11700 Transp Clearings Freight 37.46 11701 E. N. Hallgren Valve bo-Aes, etc 379.55 11702 Crystal Linen Supply Service 2.88 11703 Stand Oil Co of Calif Pearl oil 16.97 11,704 Charlie Cox Chevron Tire repair 1.29 11,705 Kenneth Nelson Earth moving 63.00 11,706 Wendell Brown Agency Insurance 39.67 11707 C. F. Griggs & Assoc Prints 5.15 11708 Warren Excavation Co Earth moving, etc 270.66 11709 Brown Excav Company Unload pipe, etc 289.80 11710 Murphy M,tors Inc. New truck; etc 1,837.19 11711 Western M'at't Inc. Cement, etc 102.07 11,712 Shields Books & Stationery Pencils, pads, etc 31.76 11713 Woods Safe & Lock Lock & keys 4.79 11714 Col Basin raper & Supply Rags 18.03 11715 J. C. Penney Co Red. material 4.02 11716 Tri City Lumber Yards Lumber, nuts, etc 12.68 11717 Husk Prtg & Office Supply Meter cerds 18.33 11718 True's Oil -Company Gasoline & fuel oil 376.51 11.719 Schorn Paint Co Paint & spackle 9.81 -11,720 Monarch Machine & Tool Co Acetylene, etc 107.45 11721 Inland .Hdw Co Pipe, shovels,•etc 160.50 11722 Preston Tractor Co Repairs & lube 49.78 11723 Potlatch Yards Inc. Lumber 27.79 11724 Pasco Hardware Co Handles, tee, etc 8.70 11725 Empire Electric Co Lamps, etc 19.62 11726 Economy Tire & Auto Tire repair 5.67 11727 Tri City Herald Legal adv 2.29 11.728 P. U. D. # 1 Service 1,519.16 11729 Pac Tel &_Tel Co Service 15.50 11730 City Treasurer License & postage 20.60 Total 1717-,241 PARK DEPARTMENT 2102 to 2121 Park Department Payroll -March $ 1,636.96 2122 Seattle First Nat'l Bank Withholding 139.94 l 2123 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 36.25 2124 State Treasurer _ Ind. Ins. & Med Aid 2542 2125 Ernie'Rose Sports Equip Tether ball 8.92 2126 Gravely Northwest Inc.Mower parts 33-71 2127 Scotty Cummins Athletic Tennis net 67.72 2128 American Playground Device Chair & umbrella 92.57 2129 Norman Bukc Mfg Co Diving board 341.96 2130 True's Oil Co Gasoline & fuel oil 272.64. 2131 Inland Hdw Co Pipe, etc 109.98 2132 Building Supplies Glass 1.98 2133 Guenther Tractor Co Sprinklers, etc 635.07 2134 Shields Books & Stat Leads, blotters, etc 6.70 2135 Husk Prtg & Office Supply Warrants 30.65 2136 Woods Sharpen mowers 52.53 2137 Col Grain & Feed Sprinkler heads, etc 15.28 2138 Lee's Better Foods Bon ami .83 2139 Schorn Paint Co Paint, thinner 32.37 2140 Col Basin News Newspaper 15.00 2141 U. S. Laundry Service T-74 2142 The Pac Tel & Tel Service .60 2143 P. U. D. #1 'Service 121.28 2144 Pasco Water Department Water & sewer 26.10 Total $ 3,706.20 YACHT BASIN, ORDINANCE 794 5 Estelle R. Wright PRof services 8.00 6 True's Oil Co Gasoline 3.93 7 City -Treasurer Recordbg fee 6.50 Total 18.43 I/ I PASCO, WASHINGTON REGTTLAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 5, 1 AIRPORT DEPARTMENT 2580 to 2594 Airport Department iayroll-March $ 484.00 1,988.46 2595 Seattle First Nat'l Bank Withholding 767 177.30 2596 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds State Treasurer 46.24 2597 State Treasurer Ind Ins & Med Aid Grave liners 6.24 2598 C. & G. Radio Supply Co Tubes 10.88 60.11 2599 Daily Journal of Commerce Legal adv 772 26.05 2600 Welders'Supply Co Acetylene Tri City Herald 5.02 2601 Georgia-Pacific Plywood Plywood Gasoline 34.81 2602 Stand Oil Co of Calif Thinner 12.00 17.14 2603 C. F. Griggs & Assoc Maps 777 6.18 2604 Empire Elec Co Lamps 3.13 2605 Shields Books & Stationery Statements & ribbon 13.24 2606 Wendell Brown Agency Liab ins 5.48 2607 Monarch Mach & Tool Repair coils 33.48 .2608 R & T Plmg & Htg Towl bars, etc 6.39 2609 Basin,Typewriter Co Repair typewriter, etc 25.29 2610 Col Basin 'aper & Supply Dispenser, etc 38.11 2611 True's Oil -Co Furnace oil, etc 192.14 2612 Tri City Herald Legal adv .85 2613 Pasco Motor Supply Filter, gasket, etc 13.40 2614 Inland Hdw Co Traps, ells, etc 3..64 2615 Tri City Lumber Yard Laths, lumber, etc 81.79 2616 The Pac Tel & Tel Co Service 11.00 2617 P. U. D. #1 Service 865.18 2618 Pasco Water Dept Water & sewer 279.75 Total 6 4,011.42 STREET DEPARTMENT 4303 to 4320 Street Department Payroll -March $ 2,783.32 4321 Seattle -First Nat'l Bank Withholding 381.20 4322 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 64.58 4323 State Treasurer . Ind Ins & Med Aid 181,x..01 4324 Charles R. Watts & Co Signs 165.01 4325 Transp Clearings of P. S Freight 28.50 4326 Webb Tractor & Equip Co Parts 32.77 4327 Tri City Auto.Elec Rebuilt engine, etc 276.28 4328 Economy Tire & Auto New tire, etc 53.31 4329 True's Oil Co Gasoline & fuel oil 377.68 4330 Smith Truck & Tractor Clean motor, etc 11.95 4331 Pasco Machine Co Welding 1.55 4332 Pasco Hardware Company Blades & brooms 27.51 Total $ 4,3$7.67 CEMETERY DEPARTMENT 763 to 765 Cemetery Department Payroll -March $ 484.00 766 Seattle First Nat'l Bank Withholding 35.40 767 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 10.60 768 State Treasurer Ind Ins & Med Aid 10.52 769 Eternal Vault Co Grave liners 485.00 770 Col Grain & Feed Pipe, elbows & wire 10.88 771 Potlatch Yards Inc. Cement 8.24 772 Pasco Hardware Co Handles, bolts, etc 16.36 773 Tri City Herald Legal advertising .90 774 True's Oil Co Gasoline 10.06 775 The Fac Tel & Tel Co 'Service 12.00 ?76 P. U. D. #1 Service 65.53 777 Pasco Water Department Water 34-15 Total $ 1,183.64 BUILDING & ALTERATIONS 11 Lewis Hopkins Company Estimate No. 6 $ 13 7715.89 Total $ SOCIAL r -, KT SECURITY 9 Employment Security Dept Soc Sea -first quarter 3 017.81 Total 3,017UT Grand' Total for all Departments $70,059.75 ING COMMUNICATIONS: RIVERSIDE HOMES INSPECTION: PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS A letter was read from Fire Chief Lyle (Cooney and R. B. Lovelace, Building Insp- ector, stating that the Riverside Homes and Parkside Homes are becoming more and more of a fire hazzard. Disposing of Riverside Homes was discussed. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell that a member of -the Housing Authority be pres- ent at the next council meeting to state their program, also that the Housing Authority be furnished a copy of Fire Chief and Building Inspector's letter. Motion carried. CITY DUMP PROPERTY (NEW SITE): A letter was read from the County Commisioners stating the County Planning Comm- ission would consider location of City fimPheir next regular meeting. Joe Walker was present and spoke on procedure to be taken on account of several desirable locations .come under the Bureau of Reclamation, Columbia Basin Project. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery authorizing Mayor to write letter to Phillip Naider, Project Manager, Bureau of Reclamation, Columbia Basin Project, Ephrata, regarding 40 acres or more preferably in Section 14, 23 or 24. Motion carried. ,CITY PROPERTY NEAR MEMORIAL PARK: A letter was read from the Park Board and Park Superintendent recommending that .any money realized from the above mentioned property be placed in an accumulative reserve fund for future land purchases and capital improvement for present parks. Following a discussion in committee reports, motion was made by Avery, seconded by Milne that a Public Hearing be held on May 5, 1955 for discussion of disposition on this property at lUb_st Mound and Lucas. Motion carried. RADIO BROADCASTING ANTENNA TOWER: A letter was read from thw Washington State Aeronautics Commission with reference to constructing an antenna tower at West Court and Road 60 and requesting that comments be submitted to the Commission not later than April 15, 1955• Copies of letter furnished 0. V. Cotton, Airport Manager and Joe :[balker, County Building Inspector. JAMES STREET CONTINUED (WERNETT ROAD): A letter and waiver of claim for damages and consent to locate road was read from Farl Johnson, County Engineers Office and James H. Updyke, stating a few property owners on this road were reluctant to give.a 30' strip for right-of-way, so we are asking for 20' on this waiver. Motion made -by Bonnett, seconded by Avery authorizing the Mayor to sign right-of-way waiver as requested. Motion carried. PUBLIC HEARING -VACATE EAST & WEST AND NORTH & SOUTH ALLEYS, BLOCK 150, PASCO LAND CO'S FIRST ADDITION: Notice of public hearing was read. No objections registered in person or by letter. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett that an Ordinance be drawn vacating the above mentioned alleys. Motion carried. REGtTL:;R ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT: SERVICE STATION, CONTINENTAL OIL CO., WEST LEWIS & PACIFIC: Mr. Lemar Lindsay states the alley is low behind their new service station iand:�: desires to gravel alley at present grade level and black top when same is brought to grade. Motion made by Avery, to. -,,turn this to the Street Committee for study and recommendation. Motion withdrawn. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell that the Continental Oil Company go ahead with construction, with the understanding that all portions of lot that acre black -topped shall drain into Lewis Street. Motion carried. EASEMENT CHANGE REQUESTED: J. E. Anderson would like to have alley easement changed back to alley in the vicinity of Margaret and Chase. die was informed that the City has no jurisdiction over this imatter. WESTON REDI-MIX, BUSINESS LICENSE CHANGE: Homer Serge, in person, requests that Business License be changed to his name. Bonnett suggests appointment of Committee to meet with Mr. Serge and put findings on paper. Property Committee to make contact. Combs, Connell and Milne. Motion so made by Ronnett, seconded by Craig and carried. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. PASCO, WAS7INGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS I! I' PETITION FOR SIDEWALK LOCATION: Jay C. Robinson requests permission to lay a new sidewalk on the basis of a 62' Street, curb to curb on Bridge Street. Motion made by Milne, seconded by Craig that a 62' street be maintained on Bridge from A Street to So. 4th. Motion carried. - PETITION TO VACATE 12th STREET, NORTH & SOUTH ALLEYS, BLOCKS 6, 7 & 8, ALL IN PETTITS SECOND ADDITION: RESOLUTION NO. 360: Petition presented by Wendell Brown Agency was read and map reviewed. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Craig to ad6pt_Re3b6lution'.Np...360.and.�hold public.h6aringyon 8:0:0:_P::,_)M. iMay;3, 1955• Motion carried by roll c all vote of seven (b . PETITION, SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, BUS SERVICE: East side residents petition for school bus service on "B" :Street as fareast as Chestnut Street. Letter from Stanley Ryder was read. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Milne to turn to Police Committee. Motion carried. BIDS: REPORT ON PIPE, FITTINGS & VALVES: Motion made by Avery, seconded by Connell to accept the lowest and best bids of Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company on pipe for $46,311.88 and fittings for $4,088.64. Hughes & Company on valves for 2,049.52. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). BIDS -CEMETERY MOWER: One bid was received, opened and read as follows: Gravely Northwest Inc. Model "L" Tractor $ 332.75 Lynnwood, Washington Drive & center sec 142.00 Wing units 200.00 Rear hitch 6.75 Sulky2.75 2 o Sales Tax 21-46 Total 1 Motion made by Avery, seconded by Craig to turn to the Cemetery Committee and Sexton for recommendation. Motion carried. BID -FIRE TRUCK FOR RIRPORT: One.bid was received, opened and read as follows: Snow -Williams Motor Co 1946 International 3/4 ton Fire Truck $ 650.00 Sales Tax 19.50 Total 0 Motion made by Connell, seconded by Avery to accept bid. Motion carried by roll. call vote of seven (7). FOR SALE -BOILERS AT AIRPORT: One bid was received, opened and read as follows: _Prosser Packers Inc. $ 3,010.00 Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery to accept t).e foregoing bid. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). REPORTS FROM OFFICERS: PURCHASES: CEMETERY: Grave Liners $ 485.00 PARK DEPARTMENT: Bucket seats, chain; paint, gas mask, replacement chute, pipe & sharpen mowers 816.90 WATER DEPARTMENT: Valve boxes, wrench, valves, meters, meter boxes and yokes, parts for machine 1,878.54 ENGINEERING DEPT: Level rod, lining pol&e, target and tape repair kit 69.70 STREET DEPARTMENT: School zone signs 27.00 Motion made by Connell, seconded by Avery authorizing purchases. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). F. 231 REGULAR MEETING AIRPORT LEASES: PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS Jackson's Inc. Norkem-Lower Valley, Inc. Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co Duke's Electric Service M. F. Schultz Electric Co Don Craven APRIL 5, 1955 Motion made by Connell, seconded by Combs accepting leases for signature upon approval by the City Attorney. Motion carried. BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS: Seven (7) business license applications and six (6) solicitor applications pre- sented as follows: Economy Printing Company 526 W. Lewis Ham's Motel 1315 E. Lewis Dons Appl & T V Center 607 W. Clark A: L. Reil Spraying Service Richland Mutual of Omaha North 5th Gordon's T V Service 919-W. d6urt ' Morrow -construction Company Kennewick Mohamad Richard Solicitor Portland Jess Ownings " Wyoming Dorothy Ownings " Wyoming Joseph McCann Wyoming Bill Schreiber '" Wyoming Audrey Schreiber '! Wyoming Motion m.ade,by Bonnett, seconded by Milne approving applications. Motion carried. FIRE COMMITTEE: Reports on a plot of ground obtainable for rural fire station located near P. U. D. sub -station on W�_st Court Street continued. A discussion. followed. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Combs that the Council feels, if the County fire district desires the above mentioned location they can go ahead and attain the property, then the City may take necessary action for building and manning fire station when it is to the best advantage. Motion carried. COMMITTEE RE*ASSIGNiM4ENT Bonnett requested a meeting on Thursday, at noon, with Raymond Hicks present. AMUSEMENT MACHINE TAX: Special Committee appointed. Information requested from The Association of Wash- ington Cities is available for.work on Ordinance. (Committee-VanHoy,' Craig and Connell) UNDERPASS LIGHTING FOR ADDITIONAL SAFETY: A letter was read from T. P. Doyle stating the illumination of state highways within the City limits is the.responsibility of the City. Removing lower structure abuttments has not proved satisfactory; hard to keep delineators clean. Pedestrian walk may be improved by heavier wiring. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell that the,City Engineer acquire information from an electrical company and report. Motion carried. JOINT MEETING: City Council and Planning Commission to meet on April 13, 1955 at 8:00 P. M. in the Council Chambers on Land Use Ordinance, so reports the Mayor. BOAT BASIN: BIDS CONCESSIONAIRE: Superintendent of Parks Harold Wyman requests the (Council to set fees, term of lease and date of call for bids on concessionaire. Motion made by Bonnett, sec- onded by Connell to call for bids for concessionaire under terms set up by the Army Engineers, callable Tuesday, May 3, 1955• Motion carried. CITY OWNED.PROPERTY (WEST MOUND): Motion made by Avery, seconded by Milne to hold a public hearing on May 5, 1955 to discuss disposition to be taken on this property situated between Mound and Hopkins, East of Lucas. Motion carried. PASCO, WASHINGTON PATIO SHOP, 1503 W. MOUND: R-2: Following report of Building Inspector and complaints registered the Council re- jected business license application to operate in an R-2 zone. City Clerk is instructed to notify Mr. Jones and notify applicants immediately hereafter on status of application. JIM'S TRIM SHOP: City Clerk instruct4d to notify applicant that his application has been rejected, following report by Building Inspector and Fire Chief. READING OF ORDINANCES: ORDINANCE NO.. 823: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 3 OF ORDINANCE NO. 628 AND CODE CHAPTER 9-15.16, APPROVED APRIL 27, 1948, RELATING TO THE PLANTING, TRIMMING, AND REMOVAL OF TREES ON THE PARK- ING STRIPS OF THE CITY OF PASCO Motion made by Avery, seconded by Combs to give Ordinance No. 823 the second reading, by title only. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 823 was read. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Combs that Ordinance No. 823 has been p-iven the second reading by title. Motion carried. Motion made by Craig, seconded by Combs to give Ordinance No.,823 the third reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 823 was read. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Milne that Ordinance No. 823 has been given the third reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Connell to adopt Ordinance No. 823. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). ORDINANCE NO. 824: AN ORDINANCE VACATING THE NORTH -SOUTH AND EAST -WEST ALLEYS OF BLOCK 150, PASCO LAND COMPANY'S FIRST ADDITION TO PASCO Motion made by Avery, seconded by Craig reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. seconded by Milne that Ordinance No. 824 Motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 825: to give Ordinance No. 824 the first 824 was read. Motion made by Avery, has been given the first reading. AN ORDINANCE TO REPEAL ORDINANCE NO. 699 AND CODE 5-13.08, 5-13.12 AND 5-13.16, REQQIRING THAT LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF PASCO UPON WHICH CONSTRUCTION IS TO TAKE PLACE SHALL BE PLATTED BEFORE A BUILDING PERMIT FOR -SUCH CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE ISSUED AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION_THEREOF. . Motion made by Avery, seconded by Combs to give Ordinance No. 825 the first reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 825 was read. Motion made by Milne, seconded by Avery that Ordinance No. 825 has been given the first reading. Motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 826:. AN ORDINANCE DECLARING AN EMERGENCY IN THE LIBRARY FUND OF THE CITY OF PASCO,. APPROP- RIATING MONEY FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO MEET THE.SAME, AND PROVIDING FUNDS FOR NECESSARY BUDGETED ITEMS FOR THE LIBRARY FOR THE BAL- ANCE OF -THE YEAR 1955 Motion made by Avery, seconded by Milne to ive Ordinance No. 826 the first reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 829. was read. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 826 has been given the first reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Avery, sefonded by Bonnett to hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 826 on Tuesday, 8:00 P. M., Maya, 1955. Motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 827: NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION FOR FRAN- CHISE. IN THE.MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF CITY OF PASCO, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, FOR A FRANCHISE TO CONSTRUCT, OPERATE AND MAIN- TAIN WATER MAINS AND WATER LATERALS UPON THE FOLL:OWING DESCRIBrD PROPERTY IN FRANK- 11N.COUNTY, STATE OF WASHINGTON, TO -WIT: Motion made by Avery, seconded by Connell to give Ordinance No. 827 the first reading, by title only. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 827 was read by title. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Milne that Ordinance No. 827 has been given the first reading by title. Motion carried. PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 5. 1 BUILDING INSPECTOR'S REPORT: Report was read. BUDGET REPORT: Budget report was furnished each member of all departments by the City Clerk. DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS (JAMES STREET: Mr. James of the State Highway Department presented papers and a quit claim deed requesting the City to deed a strip on James formerly deeded by the government account adjacent to the Airport. Citys approval needed account City now owning tie Airport. It was decided to take this up with State Representatives at a luncheon on April 12, 1955 at the Elks Club. City Clerk to notify. ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett to adjourn to next regular meeting, 8:00 P. M., Tuesday, April 19,.1955• Motion carried. Harry . Cus eFrayor ATTEST: City Clerk 1 PASSED AND APPROVED THIS DAY OF 1955. Adah M. Perry, City C e