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Home My WebLink About06-07-1955 Minutes2330 ING PASCO, WASHINGTON CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at 8:00 P. M.: Honorable Mayor Harry V. Custer presiding. Having been sworn in and oath of office signed, (Councilmen -elect Raymond Hicks, C. R. Combs,- C. S. Milne and J. A. Avery were seated. City Treasurer Mary L. Ellison, following oath of office, filing of bond and other forms necessary, took office on Monday, June 6, 1955• ROLL CALL: By Clerk. Councilmen present were J. A. Avery, L. E. Bonnett, C. R. Combs, S. A. Connell, Raymond Hicks, C. S. Milne and T. R. VanHoy. City Attorney Richard G. Patrick was also present. READING OF THE MINUTES: Minutes of meeting held May 17, 1955 were read and approved. BILLS: Current bills against the City were presented as follows. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Milne that all vouchers properly signed and approved be allowed. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). CURRENT EXPENSE 33932 to 33939 Various Departments Payroll -May 938.79 33940 to 33957 Police Department 2ayroll-May 2,691:23 33958 Earl Coe Pamphlets 12.00 33959 to 33966 Mayor & Councilmen Payroll -May 73.50 33967 t033981 Various Departments Payroll -May 2,292.25 33982 to 33998 Police Department Payroll -May 21524.63 33999 to 34005 Regular Firemen ].,PayrbMl-May 1,968.90 34006 to 34024 Volunteer Firemen Payroll-j'v-ay 540-88 34025 Seattle First Nat'l Bank Withholding 1,129.22 34026 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 194.85 34027 Fireman's Pension Fund Pension Deds 153.40 $4028 Fn -Fn Co's Med Sery insurance 66.00 34029 Norman W. Evans Salary -Patrolman 104.53 34030 Cairus & Brother Inc Refill 3.58 34031 Mt. Hood Soap Co Soap 10.30 34032 Thomas Malott Film supplies 15.50 34033 Root Radiotelephone Sery Radio mtnce 63.50 34034 Woods Safe do Lock Change comb, etc 16.59 34035 Marshall -Wells Store Hangers .52 34036 Pac Coast Bldg Off Conf Dues 65.00 34057 Don Gorman Batteries 9.46 34038 Crystal Linen Supply Service 1.86 34039 Blake4i Moffit & Towne Janitor supplies 30.07 34040 Dunning -Ray ins Agency Bonds 15.00 34041 Col Hardware Company Bolts, snaps, etc 12.14 34042 Murphy Motors Inc. Repair & parts 205.73 34043 Husk Prtg & Office Supply Ribbon, stamp, etc 6j3..44 34044 Tri City Herald Legal adv 14.05 34045 Shields Books & Stationery Office supplies 117.98 34046 Col Basin Paper & Supply Janitor supplies 11.20 34047 U. S. Laundry Service 8.60 34048 Welders Supply Co Oxygen 3.21 34049 Nelson's Market Janitor supplies 5.69 34050 Thompson Truck Service Adj btakes, etc 15,84 34051 True s Oil Co Gasoline & fuel oil 323.15 34052 Columbia Mattress Co Bunk pads 111.60 34053 Ken Dyer's ''porting Goods Watches,pDwdr, etc 8.84 34054 U. S. Laundry Service 11.66 34055 Twin City Motor Supply Creeper 9.22 34056 Don & Gene Shell Service Gas, oil, etc 164.02 34057 C. F. Griggs & Assoc Maps 15.50 34058 Richard D. Houston Casual labor 11.25 34059 A. B. Leathers Matron 140.00 34060 Ralph A. Rodgers Prof Services 52.50 34061 Esther Sawyers Meals 399.75 34062 P. U. D. #1 Service 3,960.82 34063 The Pac Tel & Tel Co Service 71.89 34064 Pasco Water Department Water & sewer 212.85 34065 City Treasurer Postage 27.00 Total. 18,413,49 PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 7, 1955 2331 YACHT BASIN -ORDINANCE 794 8'- Estelle R. Wright Prof services 25.00 9; Tri City Herald Legal adv 1.19 Total 2.19 WATER DEPARTMENT 11802 to 11839 Water Department Pgyroll-Iliay 6,045.95 11840 Seattle First 'at'l Bank Withholding 691.10 11841 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 139.24 11842 J. T. Hendren Salary -Labor 84.08 11843 Consolidated Supply Co Tubing, cutter, etc 3,505.15 11844 Scientific Supply Co Brakes a tube 8.20 11845 Pac States Cast Iron Pipe Pipe & fittings 8,384.48 11846 Hughes & Company Valves; yokes; etc 872.22 11847 Neptune Meter Co Meters, bench, etc 1,152.08 11848 The Bristol Company Charts 9.12 11849 Fireman's Fund Ind Co Ins Reimb 50.00 11850 Sparling Meter Co Recd charts 20:67 11851 Cla-Val Company Tube connectors 8.7? 11852 George Calhoon Stakes 30.00 11853 Crystal Linen Supply Service 2.09 11854 Pre -Mix Concrete Inc Cement 12.76 11855 Shaw & Borden Co Carbon 4.12 11856 Tri City Junk Co Brass t ank 2.30 11857 Penn Salt Mfg Co Chlorine 204.60 11858 W. S. Darley & Co Repair needle 5.46 1-1859 Rensselaer Valve Co Hydrants & valves 400.22 11860 Reese Concrete Pipe Co Meter boxes 5.16 11861 Brooks Prod. Inc. M eter boxes 583.00 11862 Transp Clearings of P. S. Freight 153.90 11863 George M. Voshell Furnace parts 2.06 11864 Tri City Heeald Legal adv 2.19 11865 Twin City Const Unload pipe, etc 269.16 11866 Pasco Garbage Service Sawdust & sacks 293.55 11867 Woodos Safe Lock Sharpen saw 1.03 11868 Smith Truck.& Tractor Co LVbes, oil, etc 15.18 11869 Richfield Oil Corp Grease & oil 6.91 11870 White River Lumber Co Cement 5.10 11871 Schorn Paint Co Paint 1.87 11872 Husk Prtg & Office Supply Deposit cards - 10.25 11873 Overlies Paint 86.80 11874 S. P. & S Ry Freight 1,393.01 11875 Shields Books & 'Stationery Carbon, pencils & paper 8.99 11876 Pasco Concrete Prod Blocks 51.50 11877 Potlatch Yards Inc. Lumber & Nails 125.68 11878 Pasco Elec Company Repair meter, etc 78.85 118?9 Stand Oil Co Kerosene & oil 59.55 11880 Col Basin Paper & Supply Twine, polish, etc 19174 11881 J. P. Head Plmg & Heating Repair lift sta., etc. 415.01 11882 True's Oil Co Gasoline & fuel oil 146.62 11883 Inland Hardware Company Bolts, washers, etc 9.68 11884 Pasco Hardware Company Belts, washers, 60.85 11885 Columbia Sheet Metal Tank 9.89 11886 N. P. Railway Co Greight 15.65 11887 Preston Tractor Company Lube 8.22 11888 Murphy Motors Inc. Oil 3.49 11889 Farren Excavation Co Earth moving 99.00 11890 Geo. R. Fisher Reimb conv 17.76 11891 The Pac Tel & Tel Service 19.40 11892 P. U. D. #1 Service 2,033.40 11893 City Treasurer Postage - 15.00 Total $ 27,659.06 LIBRARY DEPARTMENT 2381 to 2384 Library Department rayroll-May $ 563.37 2385 Seattle First NatIl Bank Withholding 80.10 2386 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds- 13.13 2387 The J. K. Gill jo New Books 148.77 2388 The Jpokesman Review Subscription 9.00 2389 Empire ilectric Lamps 11.16 2390 Tri City Herald 'Legal adv 8.92 2391 P. U. D. ##1 Service 24.00 2392 Pasco Water Department Water & sewer 3.50 I Total 1. 9 YACHT BASIN -ORDINANCE 794 8'- Estelle R. Wright Prof services 25.00 9; Tri City Herald Legal adv 1.19 Total 2.19 2332 MEETING ,4353 4371 4372 •4373 -4374 -4375 4376 .4377 .4378 4379 4380 -4381 .4382 4383 4384 438. 4386 4387 .2652 .2667 -2668 .2669 26.70 2671 ,2672 .2673 ,2674 .2675 .2676 .2677 .2678 _2679 .2680 2681 .2682 .2683 2684 2685 .2686 .2687 2688 .2689 2690 .2691 2181 2198 .2199 2200 2201 -2202 .2203 •2204 2205 2206 2207 '2208 2209 2210 2211 2212 2213 2214 2215 2216? ,22 2218 2219 2220 2221 2222 v222� PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS STREET DEPARTMENT to 4370 Street Department Seattle First "at'l Bank Social :Security Fund Rudd Paint & Varnish Co Chas R. Watts & Co Lay & Nord Empire Electric Smith Truck & Tractor Inland Hardware Co Preston Tractor Co Tri City Auto Electric Twin City Motor Supply Pasco Machine Co Pasco Hardware Co Stand Oil Co True's Oil Co - Economy Tire & Auto White River Lumber Co .eayro11-'Play Withholding Soc Sec Deds Paint Signs Battery, cable, etc Repair signal light Repair trucks Lamps Hose & Coupling Repair pickup Purplator & axle Welding Brooms Motor oil Gasoline & fuel oil Tire repair Lumber Total AIRPORT DEPARTMENT to 2666 Airport Department Seattle First Nat'l Bank Social Security Fund Supt• -'of' Dbcumerits )_ "o Time Equipment Co:,;: School District #1 Wood's L. W. Vail Co Georgia Pacific Plywood Preston Tractor Co Schorn Paint Co Pasco Motor Supply Tri CityLumber Yard Inland Hardware Co R & T Plmg & Heating Col Basin 'aper & Supply Duke's Elec Service Job's Nursery True's Oil Co Stand Oil Co Pasco Hardware Co D. H. Williams The Pac Tel & Tel Co P. U. D. #1 Pasco Water Department City Treasurer PARK DEPARTMENT to 2197 Park Department Seattle First "at'1 Bank Social Security Fund John W. Graham Co Nat'l Rec Assn Roney's Inc. Patterson Williams Mfg Co Gravely Northwest Inc. Transp Clearings Game Time Inc. Pre Mix Concrete Inc. Wood's Pasco Garbage Service Grigg Building supplies Guenther Tractor Co True's oil Company Inland Hardware Co R & T Plmg & Htg Basin Sheet Metal Pasco Hardware Co Tri City Lumber Yard C,ol Grain & Feed Overlie's Col Hdw Company Schorn Paint Co The Pac Tel & Tel p . U. D. #1 Pasco Water Department .eayroll-'jay Withholding Soc Sec Deds 'A i rman-t s c Guide Clock,;_ tape, etc Oxygen & acetylene Keys Felt & asphalt Presdwood Tube Rags, tape, etc Filters, gaskets, etc Nails, lumber, etc Cable & nails Sprinkler heads Winterphene Tester & tape Trees Oil Pearl oil Handles & wedges Sharpen saws. Service Service Water &sewer Postage, license & tax Total 2,749,15 375.00 63.75 301.28 39.99 25.51 15.22 118.49 193:32 5.88 22.67 15.44 13.14 7.91 172.40 467.89 9.54 2.97 f/7/• 2,085.06 175 40 46.)14 167.54 7.29 2.58 73.60 10.84 2.48 55.52 18.01 19.81 44.78 11.33 15.6o 23.27 32.03 68.81 16.97 8.39 2.20 42.78 968.26 294.65 28.10 210 Payroll -May $ 1,593.36 Withholding 126.80 Soc Sec Deds 350'09 Colors & gimp 106.24 Subscription 10.00 Gas mask 57.16 Bedway 156.50 Roller bar & bolts 2.82 Freight 30.82 Seats, chain, etc 38.03 Cement 13..38 Padlocks 19.85 Garbage cans 37.50 Glass 1.53 Sprinklers 13.67 Gas 18.57 Drill, cord, etc 13.19 Valves, nipples, etc 43.10 Metal & labor 6.10 Files, etc 2.49 Cement 6 Sprinkler & feed 17. 2 Cleaner 14. 3 Bolts .17 Brushes, lead, etc 11.61 Service 1.70 Watercoc 207A sewer Total $ 2,,687-81 G REGULAR MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS CEMETERY DEPARTMENT JUNE 7, 1955 f3 33 793 to 794 Cemetery Department Payroll -May 484.00 796 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding 35.40 797 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Deds 10.60 798 Gr„vely Northwest Inc. arts for mower 4.59 799 Transp Clearings Freight 11.16 800 Eternal Vault Uo Liners 485.00 801 Madison Lumber & Mill Co Cement 16.53 802. Pasco Hardware.Co Belts 3.68 803 Twin City Motor Supply Rings, gaskets; etc 5.16 804 Stand Oil Co Motor oil 16.72 805 Trues Oil Co Gasoline 13.33 806 The Yac Tel & Tel Service 9.70 807 P. U. D. #1 Se4ivice 53.71 808 Pasco Water Department Water 0 Total �3,161. BUILDING & ALTERATIONS 13 Lewis Hopkins Company Estimate #8 & Estimate #2 Total Grand total for all departments $69,699.79 COMMUNICATIONS: BARNYARD CIRCUS & DONKEY BASEBALL: 10,074.56 .56 10,0 74.56 A letter was read from the Veterand. of World War I requesting the City Council en to waive business license and admission tax for this evt; 0% of receipts to aid in completion of the new stadium.- Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Combs allowing the.. request. Motion carried. TRUCK BY-PASS: A letter was read from the Chamber of Commerce recommending five changes in the present truck route. Motion made by Awry,, seconded by VanHoyy to turn this to the Street and Police Committees for study and recommendation. Motion carried. RE60 MENDATION: A letter was read from Herman F. Jaeger, Superintendent of Schools, recommending George Dyer's appointment to the Library Board. At this time the "'ayor appoint- ed George Dyer to succeed Stanley Ryder, term ending Decembers 31, 1958. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by VanHoy accepting the T pointment. Motion carried. CEMETERY LOTS SOLD: A letter was read from Fulk & Leeper, Attorneys for lair. E. C. Graebner,-relative to lots purchased April 16, 1984; an error in price was mentioned, also exchange of lots suggested; wishes to ascertain where Charles Greabner is burried. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Milne to turn this to the Cemetery Committee and City Attorney. Motion carried. SIGN BOARD (HAYWARD-LARKIN INC.) A letter was read from the above out door advertising company requesting a year to Year lease on a portion of city owned property located in the SW2NE'NEC, Sec- tion 34, Range 9, Twn 30 , offering to pay $20.00 per year for each structure and estimate six structures. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Milne to turn this to the public property committee. Motion carried. CONGRESSMAN -AT -LARGE, DON MAGNUSON ($12,000.00): A letter was read from Congressman Magnuson acknowledging receipt of file for damages sustained through action of the Army Engineers in connection with the McNary Dam Project. Several copies of Bill S2071, claim for relief, were en- closed. MILITARY DEPARTMENT, ARMORY SITE, VEHICLE STORAGE BUILDING: Lyle E. Nostrant states by letter that preliminary work prior to actual const- ruction will start shortly and requests that the site be made available to the National Guard on or before August 15, 1955• Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell to turn this to the Street Jommittee. Motion carried'. 2334 PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 7. 1 RESIGNATION, STANLEY RYDER (BIBRARY BOARD): Mr. Ryder tenders his resignation as of June 11, 1955• Motion made by Milne, seconded by Bonnett accepting the resignation. Motion carried. FRANKLIN COUNTY RESOLUTION NO. 246, PIPE LINE FRANCHISE: Franchise as requested by the City to operate and maintain a system of water mains and laterals along County Roads for a period of 50 years, all in accordance '. with the provisions of Chapter 187, Laws of 1937. Motion made by Milne, seconded by Avery accepting franchise by County Resolution No. 246. Motion carried. TRANSFER $4,000.00 TO STREET DEPARTMENT: Motion made by Avery, seconded by Milne authorizing the Treasurer.to transfer $4,000.00 from the General Fund to the Street Fund. Motion carried. SCHOOL PROPERTY, WEST COURT: A letter was read from the .Board of Directors objecting to rezoning property across street from R-1 to a commercial district. Board policy, as adopted, is to discourage any and all commercialization around schools of the district. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. TIDE WATER OIL COMPANY SERVICE STATION, 4th & CLARK: Mr. Bloom spoke to the Council relative to improvements contemplated for this property, lease, etc., and requests change of Ordinance No. 672 to allow desired expansion. Ordinance No. 672 was read by the Mayor. Motion made by Milne, second- ed by VanHoy that the Council, as a whole, study the request and report. Motion carried. Petition with thirty-four signers opposing improvements presented by B. Hall. HOSPITAL & MEDICAL EXPENSE FOR INDIGENTS: Dr. Greenwell sp6ke regarding a budget appropriation in 1956 to cover itinerants medical and hospital care. Burden should not fall on just the physician and hospital. $3,000.00 was stated as the approximate figure not recon sled for hospital care last year. Such cases are not -eligible for welfare assistance. It was suggested that a letter be furnished the Council outlining needs etc., in a broken down form. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell to turn this to the claims committee for report (Connell, Dicks &-Bonnett). Motion carried. REMOVING ISLAND ON WEST LEWIS STREET: A Citizens resolution was read by Mr. Thomas Wood, signed by five property owners, requesting the City Council recommend to the State Highway Department that the Island between 8th and 9th streets be eliminated and parking restored in that block. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery that Resolution be forwarded to the State Highway Department requesting that a re -survey be taken and report furnished City of Pasco. Motion carried. ELECTRICAL CODE: Mr. Wiseman presented copies of an electrical code for consideration by the Council and suggested that an Ordinance be adopted along the lines of code pre- sented. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett to turn this to the zoning and planning committee's, -city engineer and building inspector for report. Motion carried. (Combs, .Avery & Bonnett). MR. & MRS. CASEY SHEPPARD: Mrs. Sheppard wished to know extent of street improvement plan and when No. Viehe would be oiled; stated no work had been done on their streets; she was informed that the City will grade and gravel street but oiling improvements will have to be done by L. I. D.. She also reported a bad condition of walkways in under- pass. City Engineer to instruct Street Superintendent to make correction. Mr. Sheppard wished to know what was being done on a new site for the City Dump. Twin City Construction Company moved out top soil on North Beach causing erosion. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED: PUBLIC HEARING. ANNEXATION, ELLIOTT'S ADDITION: Notice of public hearing was read. Mr. & Mrs. Casey Sheppard objected, account City unable to care for streets already in City limits. No°objections in writing. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by VanHoy requesting City Attorney to draw an Ordinance annexing Elliott's Addition to Pasco. Motion carried. STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, QUIT CLAIM DEED, 201OF JAMES STREET, & RESOLUTION NO. 363 Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery to turn this to the City Attorney for study and recommendation. Motion carried. Mayor to write City Attorney as to verbal agreement. Motion carried.. PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 79 1955 REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES: BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS: The -following applications were presented for approval. Motion made by Hicks, seconded by livery that licenses be issued for same. Motion carried. Claude C. Bowlin Paul Van Guilder T. G. Overlie El Rancho Motel The Kitchenette Mrs. M. J. Armstrong Gerald T. Stuhr Joe W. Vetsch Tom Slusher Valley Excavating Co Mrs. Dorthuy Moses PURCHASES: Signs Paint Contractor Card tables Cabin Court Cafe Vending machine Solicitor Solicitor Solicitor Contractor Solicitor Rd 64 & Court Street Route 1, Rd 76 126 So. 4th 2015 E. Lewis 7112 W. Lewis Richland Town Huse Motel Town House Motel Spokane, Wn Rt 11 Rd 52 Kennewick Motion made by Connell, seconded by Avery authorizing the following purchases. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7)• WATER DEPARTMENT: AIRPORT LEASE: Meter boxes, valves, lime, bends, meters, yokes, sulfate & boxes - - - - $ 3,184.07 Basin Typewriter Company Motion made by Hicks, seconded by Bonnett approving lease for signature as approved by the Airport Committee. Motion carried. 2335 WATER COMMITTEE: Mrs. Grady requests water service on West Court. The Committee recommends that. Mrs. Grady pay front footage charge as per Ordinance. CIVILIAN DEFENSE: Councilman Avery reports that there is ample room in the new City Hall basement for Civilian Defense headquarters. Size of area to be decided later. SEWER LINES IN RIVERSIDE HOMES: City Engineer states that the City can use one block of sewer and water lines and parts of lines that run cross ways can be salvaged and end plugged. PIN BALL MACHINE -ORDINANCE: More time asked. ACQUIRING PROPERTY FOR CITY USE: City Attorney to draw ordinance to cover. LIBRARY BUILDING STUCCO FINISH: Councilman Bonnett read a letter from Moulton, Powell & Loney to Mrs. Abby Kidwell regarding George Thompson's contract on this work; he is willing to replace the stucco by the mesh or lath method on a cost basis not to exceed a given amount which was stated to be $5,100.00. The City holds a performance bond on this proj- ect. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Milne that the City Attorney and City Engineer study contract, specifications and data with the idea of presenting same to bonding company. Motion carried. BUILDING INSPECTORS REPORT: Report was read, and filed. LOADING ZONE, 1st & COLUMBIA: Chief of Police recommends painting a loading zone 20' north of crosswalk on First Street. Motion made by Avery, seconded by VanHoy accepting the recommend- ation of the Chief. Motion carried. SPEED SIGNS, LINDNER ADDITION: City Engineer's letter states Bonnett, seconde3d by Milne to Copy to Chief. he has received this request. Motion.made by turn this to the Police Committee. Motion carried. 2336 MEETING PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS JOINT MEETING: JUNE 7. 1 Commissioners unable to meet with Council and Planning Commission account members not available. Joe Walker will make contact for a meeting at another time. PASCO ENGINEER DEPOT, WATER CONTRACT DA -45 -112 -AV 1-10: A letter was read from Jay W. Doverspike notifying the City that the above con- tract is being transferred to the District Engineers, Corp of Engineers, Walla Walla, Washington, effective July 1, 1955; acknowledgment requested. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett empowering the ivia,yor to sign notice of transfer and return. Motion carried. LEASE CITY OWNED PROPERTY, WEST CLARK, RESOLUTION 361: Following the adoption of Resolution No. 361, resolving that the above mentioned property will not be needed for park purposes, leasing property to the highest bidder was discussed. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett that the City Attorney draw Resolution resolving that: 1) The City Council as a result of a public hearing on May 5, 1955, and other deliberations deems it to be to the best interests of the City tD lease the city property to the best and highest bidder with minimum bid set at $2,000.00 per year 2) That the advertisement for bids be prepared and published in t' - the Tri City Herald on the 13th, 14th and 15th of June, 1955 3) That the advertisement Information to Bidders and the Proposal be made a part of the resolution 4) That the bids be opened on June 20, 1955 at 12:01 P. M., in the City Hall, Pasco, Washington and be publicly opened and read 5) Added revenue for changed uses other than what the lease calls for is subject to approval of Council to use and added charges to be made Motion carried. READING OF ORDINANCES: ORDINANCE NO. 831: AN ORDINANCE VACATING NORTH 11th AVENUE BETWEEN WEST BONNEVILLE AND WEST CLARK STREETS, AND THE NORTH AND SOUTH ALLEY IN BLOCK 6, PETTIT'S SEC- OND ADDITION TO PASCO, AND THE NORTH AND SOUTH ALLEY IN BLOCK 79 PETTIT'S SECOND ADDITION TO PASCO, ALL ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THERE- OF RECORDED IN THE OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, WASHINGTON Motion made by Avery, seconded by VanHoy to give Ordinance No.o831 the third reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 831 was read. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett that Ordinance No. 831 has been given the third reading. Motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 832: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 760 TO CORRECT THE REAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION THEREIN AND BEING AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE ZONE CLASS- IFICATION OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, WASHINGTON, FROM RESIDENTIAL R-2 TO RESIDENTIAL R-1: ALL OF BLOCK 1 AND LOTS 1 TO 16, INCLUSIVE, AND LOTS -18 TO 20, INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 2, UMBARGER'S ADDITION TO.PASCO, ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN THE OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF SAID COUNTY Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery to give Ordinance No. 832 the third reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 832 was read. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Combs that Ordinance No. 832 has been given the third reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by VanHoy to adopt Ordinance No. 83?. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). ORDINANCE NO. 833: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. 821 AND TO CORRECT THE DESCRIPTIONS THEREIN, AND BEING AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 2 OF ORDINANCEI-NO. 595 AND CODE 5-9.16, AND BE- ING AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE ZONE CLASS- IFICATION OF REAL PROPERTY FROM RESIDENTIAL R-2 TO COMMERCIAL C-1 Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery to give Ordinance No. 833 the third reading. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 833 was read. Mbtion made by Bonnett, seconded by VanHoy that Ordinance No. 833 has been given the'third(:reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Bpnnett, seconded by VanHoy to adopt Ordinance No. 833. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). 2337 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 7, 1955 NEW BUSINESS: CLARK STREET BARRICADED AT 3rd STREET: Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by VanHo,y that Chief of Police be instructed to open Clark Street to traffic. Motion carried. JANITOR SERVICE, CITY HALL: Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Combs authorizing the Mayor to hire Janitor service for one month. City Clerk to advertise for bids callable July 7, 1955• Motion carried. ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett to adjourn to noon Monday, June 13, 1955• Motion carried. 4 Harry V. uste —.Mayor ATTEST: J ity lerk PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 21st DAY OF June , 1955• ah erry, City ler