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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-07-1962 MinutesPASCO, WASHINGTON ADJOURLED—L`11;& ING COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOVEMBER 7, 1962 CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Honorable Mayor T. R. Van Hoy. ROLL CALL: By Clerk. Councilmen present were G. E. Carter, L. R. Diemond, R. L. Greenlee, Ed Hendler, H. C. James, C. D. Kilbury and A. D. Stanley. City Attorney R. G. Patrick and City Supervisor G. R. Fisher were present. APPROVING MINUTES: Minutes of October 1, 1962: Motion made by Kilbury, seconded by Carter approving minutes as written. Motion carried. Minutes of October 2, 1962: Utility Tax Increase to read "the Cascade Gas Co. has no objection to the 1% increase."; Bob Noonan, last sentence "Action by Council held up at this time" be deleted; Trade Stimulators, "Ordinance be changed and that this be turned to Committee for report." Motion made by Kilbury, seconded by Carter, approving minutes as amended. Motion carried. M'➢.nutes of October 16, 1962: Trees in Parking, following the word 'submitted', "The administration is to formulate a policy."; Fire Department Operation, Councilman Hendler's statement, add " for and in behalf of the entire Council". Motion made by Hendler, seconded by James, approving minutes as amended. Motion carried. PAYMENT OF BILLS: Current bills submitted 'for payment as follows: Current Expense $29,092.94 Water Department 18,190.74 Street Department 5,925.63 Park Department 4,167.04 Cemetery Department 1,246.35 Library Depattment 1,946.93 Library Construction & Acquisition 3,361.60 Yacht Basin 9.60 Golf Course Construction 14,305.42 Firemen's Pension 91.20 Airport Department 4,374.36 TOTAL, all Departments $ 82,731.81 Motion made by James, seconded by Greenlee, that all vouchers properly signed and approved be paid. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). CHAS., C, GRIGG, REQUEST FOR ACCESS: A letter was read from C. F, Griggsin behalf of C.C. Grigg's request for access across a narrow strip of land on the Street Department site, just South of Columbia Ave., South of Seventh St. This access would serve a proposed building and outside storage located on property leased from the railroad. C.C. Grigg will bear all expense for the necessary grading or surfacing of the.proposed access area. A map attached shows area involved. Motion made by Hendler, seconded by Kilbury, that this be turned to the property committee. Motion carried. "NO PARKING" RESTRICTION IN THE 100 BLOCK ON CLARK ST: A letter to the Mayor was read from R.C. Webb stating several N.P. employees that are required to park their autos --in the vicinity of the depot each night, have requested that "I contact you and determine if it would be possible to remove the night "No Parking" restriction. We would appreciate the considera- tion." The Counci 1 suggested:tthat -a'solutioh'be' worked bu:t(wjthodt remov-irig: thy. night-'!No;,iPark'ing`91gns.) Mot ion -.made by .K 11 bury;, seconded by. Green leo � that the Mayor. , 7SO-. 'i nf6� m.Mr. Webb .- Motion ca r r.i e'd.. (Co.r'reczion: "requested the Mayor to meet with Mr. Webb and report .back''.) 11-20-62 Page 3157 PARKING VIOLATION TICKET: A letter with a ticket attached was read from R. E. Maiers, Moses Lake, Washington. He was unaware of regulation against parking between 3:00 to 5:00 A.M. and requests that violation be altered to warning. Motion made by Carter,, seconded by Hendler, to turn this to the Police Ch.i,ef'for actian: Motion carried. MRS. REILLY, MANAGER, LEWIS HOTEL, THIRD & LEWIS: An open letter to City Officials, issuing a complaint on parking ban from 3:00 to 5:00 A.M. Mrs. Reilly to be advised that she. has the right to, petition the Council for a "No Parking" zone.•'City'parking area is:available near by. SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I: A letter to Mayor T. R. Van Hoy was read expressing appreciation to the Council for the cooperative attitude exhibited at the joint meeting October 17, 1962. It was suggested that the School+Board outline their problems to the City Council in writing ; they are as follows: 1. The vast majority of children who attend Captain Gray school cross Court Street. 2. We have many junior high school and some elementary students who must cross Court Street at Road 22. 3. At the present time we have some children north of Court Street attending Emerson Elementary school. 4. The Longfellow and Whittier school service areas make it necessary for some children to cross Lewis Street. PASCO, WASHINGTON ADJOURNED MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOVEMBER 7, 1962 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, Cont -.'-d I The possible solution discussed in the joint meeting seemed to offer relief to the present situation. 1. To consider installing a traffic light on Court Street in the vicinity of Captain Gray. 2. To consider installing a traffic light on Court Street at Road 22. 3. To institute the use of movable "school=girl" or similar type signs before school, during the lunch hour and after school on Lewis Street and on Sylvester in the school crossing areas. 4. Examine the possibilities of providing sidewalks on Court Street. The long range development of Court Street as a four lane street seems to offer some additional problems that affect achool traffic. As we discussed, the possibilities of pedestrian over -passes on Court Street when this development ,does take place appeared to have real merit in solving the difficulties. A discussion was entered into between the Council, Mayor and City Supervisor with Miles Patrick and Lee Bonnett. Motion made by Kilbury, seconded by Stanley, that the Council Committee with the Police Chief work out solution to problems. Motion carried. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION (C.S. #1101, P.S.H. No. 11, PASCO VICINITY): A letter was read from W. M. Foster, District Engineer, He advises that the results of a recent traffic study made at the intersection of P.S.H. and Court indicates that warrants exist for the installation of traffic signals. These will be installed as soon as financial arrangements can be carried out. Following the installation, the City will institute such enforcement action as is necessary to preserve the function of the painted left turn channelization on P.S. H. No. 11, which will be installed at the time the traffic signal is activated. JOINT COMMITTEE ON URBAN AREA GOVERNMENT: A letter was read from Marvin B. Durning, Executive Director, stating a Hearing on the report of its Citizen's Advi$ory Committee will be held in Richland on November 23, 1962 at 2:00 P.M. in the City Council Chambers. TELACOM - INSTALLATI.ON AND SERVICE: A letter was read from Joe Thomason stating he would like the opportunity to negotiate a contract with the Cityifor::the-maintenance of their mobile radio equipment. His name will be filed so that he will be notified when bids are advertised. RESIGNATION, STANLEY L. PERRY, PARK BOARD: "A letter was read from Mr. Perry, tendering his resignation from the -Park Board. Motion made by Kilbury, seconded by James, accepting the resignation and a letter of appreciation to be written. Motion carried. JOINT FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE: A letter was read from Nat Washington, inviting City Mayors, Councilmen, City Engineers..end all highway users to attend a meeting in Tacoma on November 14 and 15, 1962 in the General Administration Building,(first.floor), Olympia, Washington BOOK PUBLISHING COMPANY: New "Laws of Cities and Towns in Washington State --Annotated". Delivery date has now been set for December 1, 1963. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET PLSIDE BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT: Mr. Hazel of 908 S. Seventh desired information as to Bui?Tding Zone this property is in. He was informed that the property at 908 S. Seventh is i'n R-2,.' REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS -RESUMED: STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION -AGREEMENT FOR COMPUTER PROCESSING: The Department of Highways agrees to furnish its electronic computers to the using agency under certain terms and conditions. In this case, the agent will be Mark Kask for Clark, Coleman & Rupeiks, Inc., Consulting Planners. The City will receive the bill and present it to the consulting engineer for payment. CLAIM RELEASE FOR 1958 INTERNATIONAL PICK-UP: C. F. Whetsler, Water Superintendent, requests that the Mayor sign claim release and sell this damaged truck to Smith Truck & Tractor, Inc, for $275.00. Motion made by Kilbury, seconded by Stanley, authoriz- ing Mayor to sign cl'ai;m release and to sell truck for $275.00. Motion carried unanimously. TRANSFERS, PARK DEPARTMENT: Harold A. Wyman, Park Superintendent, requests the following transfer between budget items of the same class: Transfer $415.00 from Maintenance and Operation to State Tax, $180.00; City Tax, $110.00 and Industrial Insurance, $125.00. Motion made by Hendler, seconded by James, authorizing transfer as requested. Motion carried. PASCO, WASHINGTON ADJOURNED MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOVEMBER 7, 1962 ' PUBLIC HEARING ON VACATING NORTH & SOUTH ALLEY, BLOCK 24, WEHE'S ADDITION: i. Mpyor declared the Hearing open. No one present objected and no protests or objections received by mail. Mayor declared the Hearing closed. Motion made by Kilbury, seconded by James, that the City Attorney draw an Ordinance vacating alley as petitioned. Motion carried. PUBLIC HEARING, L.I.D. NO. 66: Legal Notice of Hearing was read. Mayor declared the Hearing open. John Beck spoke about sewer laterals down the alley. Mr. Knox would like to know approximately when this construction could be completed. City Engineer thought it could be under construction by the first of the year. Separate bid on risers was discussed. Mrs. Tremble spoke of a low place on their property; Fisher stated this would be worked out. Mr. Coffee spoke about his property being hooked up to the Government emergency service system. Shirley Sheppard spoke favoring L.I.D. Seven (7) protests were read as follows: Judge Frazier, 106 3oth Avenue East, Seattle, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Pat L. Cadby Mrs. W. K. Kellie, 439 N. Beech St., Pasco, Washington K.E. Williamson, Economy Finance, 215 Pine St., Seattle 1, Washington Kenneth 0. Speer, 2609 N. Madison, Spokane, Washington Robert L. Young, 11421 S.E..82nd, Portland 66, Oregon "Earl E. Iverson, 804 W. 25th, Spokane, Washington City Supervisor advises that the number of objectors was not sufficient to defeat the L.I.D. as petitioned. The exact percentage wi l l be furnished by the C-ity Superv;isor.'s Toff ice.., : Motion made by James, seconded by Kilbury, that the Bonding Attorney be notified to draw the necessary Ordinance authorizing the L.I.D. This for adoption at the next regular meeting. Motion carried. Motion made by Hendler, seconded by Carter, that the City Supervisor notify all owners of improved property regarding installation of connection risers during construction period. Motion carried. Mayor Van Hoy declared the Hearing closed. MEMORIAL PARK PROPERTY: A Statutory Warranty Deed, Grantor: Mildred M. Brown, for real estate situated in Franklin County, Lots 17 and 18, Blk 16, Helm's Second.'Addition according to plat thereof recorded in Volume "B" of Plats, Page 25. Deed recorded October 5, 1962, Book 114 of Deeds, Page 158, purchase price, $1,200.00. VISITORS: E.M. MAGEE read a letter from the New York City Division of the Association for the Advancement of Colored People requesting that an Ordinance be drawn which would prohibit conviction of freedom fighters arrested during demonstrations from being held against them in job placements. He was informed that laws governing conduct was spelled out for everyone alike. The Coancil could see no need for additional Ordinances;on this. A copy of the request will be turned to the City Attorney. Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by James, that this be turned to the City Attorney for study and recommendation and report back to the Council. Motion carried. REPORTS: COUNCILMAN KILBURY ACCOUNTANTS TO MAKE EFFICIENCY STUDY OF CITY OPERATION: Office from which to conduct this work and other matters pertaining to same was discussed. Motion made by Kilbury, seco-ided by '-'Hendler, to hire the firm of Frame, Whiting, Ridgeway & Worley to conduct the survey on office efficiency. Finance and Accounting Committee to meet with the Council on this to delineate the ground work for the study. Payment to be made from the 1963 Budget. Motion carried. FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT The following report was submitted by the City Treasurer, Mary Carpenter: "Cash balances in all funds mere considered and the following investments are recommended by the Finance Committee: 1. -Consumers Deposit Fund: Fidelity Savings & Loan, Pasco $:10,000.00 Walla Walla Federal Savings & Loan, Kennewick 2,000.00 $12,000.00 2. Arterial Street Fund: Walla Walla Federal, Savings & Loan, Kennewick $10,000.00 Liberty Savings & Loan, Kennewick 10,000.00 .U.S. Treasury bills, 90 days 9,000.00 29,000.00 3. Cemetery Trust Fund: Yakima Federal Savings & Loan Pasco $ 21,000.00 2,000.00 4. Firemen's Relief & Pension Fund: Walla Walla Federal Savings & Loan, Kennewick $5,000.00 Liberty Savings & Loan, Kennewick 5,000.00 U.S. Treasury bills, 90 days 10,000.00 20,000.00 5. Municipal Airport Bond Reserve: Yakima Federal Savings & Loan $ 600.00 600.00 6. Library Construction & Acquisition: U.S. Treasury bills, 90 days $12,000.00 12,000.00 Total investments recommended. $ 75,600.00 " This to be incorporated in Resolution'No. 521. PASCO, WASHINGTON ADJOURNED MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOVEMBER 7, 1962 TERRY THOMPSON, REFINANCING 1957 WATER & SEWER REVENUE BONDS: A letter was read from Terry Thompson to the Mayor and City Council confirming that he has accomplished the refunding of $616,000.00 of outstanding Pasco Water & Sewer Revenue Bonds of 1957, all in accordance with Agreement of September 18, 1962. A $5,000.00 certified check was enclosed as evidence of good faith in this transaction, same to be applied on the purchase price of the new bonds when delivered to Mr. Thompson January 2, 1963. He asked that we publish the Notice of Redemption of the outstanding Water & Sewer Revenue Bonds, 1957 on January 1, 1963 in our publication duri.hg the week of November 19, 1962 and send a copy of the publication to him. He also asked that we authorize Roberts, Shefelman, Laweence, Gay & Moch to prepare the bond Ordinance relating to the refund issue. Motion was made by Kilbury, seconded by James, that Roberts, Shefelman, Lawrence, Gay & Moch be authorized to prepare ordinance relating to the refunding issue as recommended by Terry. Thompson. Motion carried. PLANNING COMMISSION: Councilman James reports on Clark Coleman & Rupeiks, Inc. services rendered for October, 1962. The Comprehensive Plan is 80% complete as of October, 1962. BIDS ON CAR: Three (3) bids were received, opened and read at 2:00 P.M. as advertised: GRAVES" AUTOCSERVICE'i INC. Total price .$2,385.46 Sales Tax 95.42 2,480.88 Less Trade in 250.00 Net Difference $2,230.88 TRI CITIES CHEVROLET Total price $2,333.88 Sales Tax 93.36 2,427.24 Less Txade in 250.00 Net Difference $2,177.24 JERRY HORROBIN FORD, INC. Total Price $2,591.31 Less excise tax 218.80 2,372.51 Sales Tax 94.90 2,467.41 Less Trade in 350.00 Net Difference $ 2,117.41 Turned to Committee for study and report. Motion made by James, seconded by Hendler, to accept the low bid of Jerry Horrobin Ford, Inc, in the amount of $2,117.41. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). An emergency ordinance was suggested to cover this purchase. Motion made by Kilbury, seconded by James, to turn this to the City Attorney and Finance Committee for recommendation at the next Regular Meeting. Motion carried. SALE OF BLOCK "C" City Attorney explained difficulties involved in obtaining a clear title and explains two methods in his letter of November 6, 1962 to Mr. M. H. Nixon, Western Manager, Industrial Development, N.P. Railway, 919 Smith Tower Building, Seattle, Washington. At the present time Mr. Patrick is waiting for an answer to this letter. oiiorWACCC- Councilman Greenlee reports on requests of purchases as follows: Airport Department: Furnace, install transformer & timer, install meter loop, galvanized roofing, tax $754.00 Cemetery: Cement, trowel, wire mesh, galvanized wire, tax Fire Department: Uniform shirts, tax Building Inspector: Building permits, building codes, Street Department: Asphalt, lumber, paint, tax Water Department: Air wrench, blower, manhole covers and rings, wiring installation, chrome rods, paper supplies, tires and recaps, corporation stops, covers for meter boxes, meter yokes, galvanized nipples, meter repair parts Total all Departments 463.72 82.37 122.46 1,444.35 2,883.42 $ 5,750.32 Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by James, authorizing purchases as requested. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). PASCO, WASHINGTON. An. Mr, COUNCIL CHAMBERS. NOVEMBER 7, 1962 AIRPORT LEASES: Three (3) leases read as follows: PILE IT PRODUCTS, INC: PAUL MEREDITH dba P & F LAWN SERVICE R. H. BERGER dba TRI CITY AUTO AUCTION Bldg 118, Nov 1, 1962 to Oct 31, 1963; $35.00 per month, first and last month paid; for pallet making. Southwest section of Bldg #68; November 1, 1962 to October 31, 1963; $65.00 per month, first and last month paid; for storage of equipment and supplies. Bldg #107 and outside area; December 1, 1962 to November 30, 1965; $200.00 per month until 4-1-63, thereafter $265.00; for automobile auction. Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by James, approving leases for Mayor's signature. Motion carried., DELINQUENT ACCOUNT: Emmons Enterprises, Inc.,. 1623 Horn, Richland, Washington ; Bldg 69. - $175.00 Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by James, to turn this to the City Attorney for collection. Motion carried. LIFT PUMP SEWER STATION, 1378 ONEONTA' ST.: Report read by Councilman Stanley. This station would serve Block 18, Pasco Improvement.First Addition to Pasco; estimated cost itemized as follows: Manhole $200.00 Plumbing 100.00 Electrician 100.00 Pump 500.00 Excavation & Misc 100.00 Total $1,000.00 Motion made by Stanley, seconded by Kilbury, that this matterofsa.nitary sewer lift station be turned to the City Supervisor and Water Superintendent for action on this according to data submitted. Motion carried. Councilman Stanley reported on a Water Committee meeting studying a policy on possibility.of water and sewer extension to the west of the City. Also phases of study on addition to the reservoir. BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS: The following business license applications were presented for action as follows: F & E CHECKWRITER SALES CO E.F. Hamada F. W. WOOLWORTH & CO Harvey W. Guidice AL KERCHENBERG VERN E. ZIEGLER GENE & JULES NO. 1 Associated Grocers STEVEN ROSS LA PIERRE BUILDERS Duane LaPierre 104 Denny Way, Seattle 103 N. Fourth Pasco Motor Inn 1425 E. Francis, Spokane. 1040 E. Lewis Jones Motel 1744 S. Everett PI, Kennewick Office machines Variety store Solicit -Floor coverings Residential home builder Grocery Store Solicit - Wilson Studio Plumber Motion made by Carter, seconded by Greenlee, approving applications as submitted. Motion carried. THE BAPTIST CHURCH has requested a painted strip for parking purposes at West Clark and Second Sts. This could not be granted on account it is not city policy to rent spots for individual purposes. Off-street parking can be obtained for a nominal fee. SHELL OIL COMPANY REFUND REQUEST: Refund requested in the amount of $7.50. This has been resolved following data received on square footage'. Motion made by Carter, seconded by James, that the request for refund be denied. Motion carried. SIGNS ON 30 -MINUTE PARKING: The Street Department is waiting for bids on material. Sign samples submitted for review; green and white or red and white. Motion made by Hendler, seconded by Carter, that the color code ibe ye'llow.an.d _a -white. :Motion'.carr'ied,:. These to.be-pu-rc'hased as .soon .a•s possTble,. (Correction:"that the color code on all 30- minute parking posts be yellow. Motion carried.") 11-20-62 Page 3157 STREET DEPARTMENT, BURNING LEAVES: Burning leaves in the street creates a bad condition as it melts the oil on oiled streets, causing abrupt edges and holes, also deep slick holes where the oil does not reach. Giving this some publicity by news- paper items was favored. TRUCK ROUTE SIGNS Have been installed east and west on Lewis St. and north on Fourth, Councilman Diemond reports. PROCEDURE OF OFFICE DEPARTMENT & PERSONNEL STUDY OF PERSONNEL PRACTICES: City Supervisor reported his recommendations as requested August 7, 1962. Motion made by Kilbury, seconded by Carter, to turn this to the Finance Committee for study. and report. Motion carried, Hendler Voting ''No", account of no recommendation.from the Mayor. PASCO, WASHINGTON ADJOURNED MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOVEMBER 7, 1962 6t AUT WI'C'AT ION. CAMMJTTEE: (amended -- "PARK BOARD") 11-20-62 Page 3157 Chairman has been ill. No work done on triangle behind hospital. GOLF COURSE PRO HOUSE: Request for floor :safe for ;the Pro Shop:at the .Golf. Course. was discussed. Motion made by Hendler, seconded by James, _approving purchase. of'. f..loor, safe' for the Pro Shop` in' the. app.r,oxiinate"amount,- o,f. $100.00 for the. job: �Mot.ioh' carried. .. LONGIVITY RESOLUTION NO. 409: Hendler states that there are inadequacies in the Resolution that should be amended on corrected. City Attorney recommends turning this to Committee. Motion made by Hendler, seconded by James, that this be turned to .Committee. Motion carried. (See additional information oh Page 3156.) BUILDING INSPECTOR'S report for October, 1962 was read.. CITY CLERK furnished copies of the monthly budget report for October, 1962 to all members. GOLF COURSE REPORT was read. QUIT CLAIM DEED, 10' OF CHASE STREET: This is just south of Pearl St. Motion made by Kilbury, seconded by James, that the Clerk record same. Motion carried. READING OF ORDINANCES: ORDINANCE NO. 1066: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 114.AND 115 OF ORDINANCE NO. 1024 AND PASCO CITY CODE 8-42.16 AND 8-42.20 BEING AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO AND REGULATING MOTOR VEHICLES, TRAFFIC, TRAVEL, AND TRANSPORTATION AND THEIR INCIDENCE UPON THE PUBLIC STREETS, BICYCLE PATHS, AND OTHER WAYS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, PRESCRIBING THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF OFFICERS AND OTHERS IN RELATION THERETO, DEFINING OFFENSES, AND PROVIDING PENALTIES. Motion made by James, seconded by Diemond, that Ordinance No. 1066 be read by title. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 1066 was read. Motion made by James, seconded by Diemond, that Ordinance No. 1066 has been read. Motion carried. Motion made by James, seconded by Diemond, to adopt Ordinance No. 1066. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). ORDINANCE NO. 1067: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 1, 2, 4 and 5, OF ORDINANCE NO. 934 AND PASCO CITY CODE 4-1.80, 4-1.84, 4-1.92 and 4-1.96, BEING AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CHARGES AT CITYVIEW CEMETERY. Motion made by James, seconded by Diemond, that'Ordinance No. 1067 be read by title. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 1067 was read. Motion made by James, seconded by Diemond, that Ordinance No. 1067 has been read by title. Motion carried. Section 5 of Ordinance No. 1067 to be amended to.read "In full force and effect after January 1, 1963." Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Carter, to adopt Ordinance No. 1067 as amended. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). . RESOLUTION NO. 521: A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY TREASURER TO INVEST SURPLUS FUNDS Motion made by James, seconded by Diemond,'that Resolution No. 521 be read. Motion carried. Reso•liution No. 521 was read. Motion made by James, seconded by Stanley, that Resolution No. 521 has been read. Motion carried. Motion made by Kilbury, seconded by James, to adopt Resolution No. 521. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). APPOINTMENTS: The following appointments were made by the Mayor: HOUSING BOARD: Joseph H. Walker, 812 S. Third St. was appointed to succeed Scott Roff, term expiring January 28, 1966. Motion made by Hendler, seconded by James, concurring with the Mayor's appointment. Motion carried. INSURANCE COMMITTEE:" Dunning Ray Agency appointed to succeed Grant Stringham Agency, term expiring September 23, 1965. Motion made by James,,.;,;seconded by. Diemond, concurring with the appointment. Motion carried.. LIBRARY BOARD: Orville, Olson appointed to succeed Scott Roff on the Library Board, term expiring December 31, 1966. Motion made by Hendler, seconded by Carter, concurring with the Mayor's appointment. Motion carried. PARK BOARD: Gordon Mercier appointed to succeed himself, term expiring May 17, 1965; Robert Worley appointed to succeed Stanley L. Perry, "term expiring May 17, 1963. Motion made by Hendler, seconded by James, concurring with the above appointments. Motion carried. PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOVEMBER 7, 1.962 ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by James, seconded by Kilbury to adjourn. Motion carried. T. R. Van Hoy Moyor ATTEST: Adah M. Perry er PASSED AND APPROVED THIS2 DAY OF �® 1962. Adah M. perry, Ci Clerk Addition to Item on Page 3155: (11-20-62 Page 3157) LONGIVITY RESOLUTION NO. 409: Consideration of the committee should be given to: 1. Allowance of longivity at completion of each 5, 10, 15 and 20 years without having to wait to the first of the year following. 2. Longivity pay should be allowed on base pay at the time recipient is entitled to receive same. 3. In the event of change of base pay during the period when an employee is receiving longivity, the longivity pay shall be based on the then "new pay grade".