HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-21-1964 MinutesPASCO, WASHINGTON
REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 21, 1964
CALL TO ORDER:
Meeting called to order at 8:01 P.M. by the Honorable T., R. VanHoy, Mayor.
ROLL CALL:
By Clerk's representative: Those present were G. E. Carter, L. R. Diemond, R. L. Greenlee, Ed Hendler, !
H. C. James,and Chas. D. Kilbury. A. L. Stanley was in the building and came in just after calling
of roll. Also present were George R. Fisher, City Engineer/Supervisor and D. Wayne Campbell, City ;k
Attorney.
APPROVING OF MINUTES:
Motion made'by James, seconded by Diemond, that we dispense with -the approval of minutes of last meet-
ing.
Motion made by Kilbury, seconded by James, that the motion be amended to show that the minutes are not
ready. Motion carried.
Original motion, as amended, carried.
COMMUNICATIONS:
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT:
To Mayor VanHoy: Dear Sir: Enclosed for your approval are the original and three copies of the
proposed agreement relative to the relocation of water and sewer -facilities in the vicinity of North
Arthur Avenue. Please return to this office the original and two copies of the agreement. A fully
executed copy will be returned to you. Very truly yours, (J9JnHarman0N.oM�r6n,),1
Motion made by Hendler, seconded by Kilbury, that out Mayor be authorized to sign this agreement,
referred to in the correspondence. Motion carried.
DON PUGNETTI:
Memorandum to the City: A reminder that the Benton -Franklin County Roads Association will meet
Wednesday April 22, 1964 at the Tri City Country Club in Kennewick at 6:30 P.M. Meeting is to
review material to be presented before the Washington State Highway Commission Public Meeting on
April 24, 1964. (signed, Don Pugnetti, Chairman.)
(Risher indicated that he planned to attend. James stated that Fisher, Diemond and he attended
the last meeting of this group.)
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CITY TREASURER:
Honorable Mayor and City Council; City Hall, Pasco, Washington
Gentlemen: In view of the additional work load in the re -organization of the Treasurer's Department,
I hereby request a new electric typewriter. The Budget for 1964 did not allow for this additional
typewriter outlay. I would request that you consider taking the necessary funds from Miscellaneous
Current Expense Capital Outlay. We have a 19--? Royal manual to offer in trade. Yours truly,
(signed,.Ruth Modesky)
Following discussion. Motion made by Kilbury, seconded by Carter, that subject to the approval of
the Purchase Agent, that the nedessary Resolution be drawn', for presentation at the next regular
council meeting, to allow this purchase of electric typewriter for the Treasurer's Office. Motion
carried.
�I ESTHER SCHLAGEL:
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i To Mrs. Perry, City Clerk (dated April 10 , 1964) Dear Mrs. Perry: Please accept this as my formal
resignation effective two weeks from this date. (April 24, 1964 termination). Sincerely (signed
Esther Schlagel).
Kilbury spoke: Mr. Mayor, it is always difficult when the City loses a very capable and very
excellent employee but it being Mrs. Schlagel's decision to resign, I certainly feel that we and
Mrs. Perry owe her a large vote of thanks and I would so move. (seconded by James) Motion carried.
VISITORS:
Mayor asked for comments from the audience. CHARLIE KNAPP was recognized and spoke from the floor,
using written notes (which he subsequently submitted to the Council.) Mr. Knapp stated that he
needs advice, or information, or perhaps even help if he could get it and asked the following
questions:
1. I would like to know, do you have an enforceable ordinance that prohibits unlicensed dogs to
run free, dig holes in lawns and flower gardens? If so, I request that the neighborhood of Fifth
Street and Bridge Street between A and B be cleaned up.
2. What can be done about barking dogs?
3. Is there an ordinance that prohibits the burning of garbage?
4. May a resident of Pasco keep chickens, ducks, geese and rabbits?
5v What can be done about the vacant lot on the corner of "A" and Bridge which has been a dump
ground for a builder who lives in Grandview - this has been accumulating for the past several
years. (Note of information: the Health Department did find rats under these piles of lumber etc.)
6. What can be done about the loud playing of radio and television until the stations sign off?
(and other noises over and above the television set.)
James defended the Dog Ordinance, and advised Mr. Knapp to pick up a copy of this ordinance from
the City Clerk's office. This can take care of items 1 and 2. Item 3 is covered in the Garbage
Ordinance, and he was advised to obtain one of these also. Items 4, 5, and 6 are covered with
Ordinance e,,1:,_aJdAhe ones ofi
PASCO, WASHINGTON
COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 21. 1964
ordinances - also Mr. Greenlee and Mr. Hendler requested that Mr. Knapp re -notify the Health Department
(Beall or Michael) of the situation concerning the rats, a public hazard.
Mr..Knapp.then called to the attention of the Council that there are some trucks using Bridge Street in
their travel route and it appears to Mr. Knapp that this is an extreme danger to the great number of
small children playing in the street in that neighborhood. Requests that trucks be banned from that
street. Mr. Knapp thanked the Council for their attention.
Mayor invited further comment from the audience: MRS. DOROTHY GARBUTT AND MRS. MARION HAGER Were
recognized, the two of them presenting the one complaint to the Council: Mrs. Gar4utt spoke, and
complained of the discourtesy she received from the Police Officer who answered the phone when she
called in an emergency in behalf of Mrs. Hager. (discussion) McKibbin spoke: Gentlemen, with
your. permission, I will just read the full text of this message for the record, (permission granted)
"Location: 303 N. Wehe
Nature of complaint: information
Complainant's name: Dorothy Garbutt
Address: 907 East "C" Street
Received by: Smathers, by phone
Time: 10:05 P.M.
Date: March 2, 1964
Car Assigned: Car No.6
(this is the car that Mr..Moon operates, (Mr. Moon, Merchant Patrolman) and we have permitted him to
operate on our frequency)
Details of complaint: At approximately 10:05 P.M. Dorothy Garbutt called and wanted me to reach
Car 6 on the radio and have him call her back as it was an emergency. Advised her that I would
try to reach Car 6, Tried calling Car 6 but didn't receive an answer. Tried several times, with
negative results. 10:28 P.M. Dorothy Garbutt called back and wanted to know if I had reached Hugh
Moon in Car 6 - advised her that I didn't - she said that this was an emergency, that a woman at
303 N. Wehe was going to have a baby and that the water had broke and she would go to the hospital
and wanted one of our cars to take her. Advised her that it would be better to call one of the
ambulances, as they could get there just about as quick. She said that this woman was on welfare.
Advised her that we weren't running an ambulance service, and that an ambulance would get there just
as fast. She said something about that we were supposed to be called if there was an emergency, and
then she hung up. A man was in the station, asking me a question, I answered him and then called
Officer Williams, Car 2, on the radio and gave him the information on this,,and for him to check
and see if she needed a way to the hospital. If so to go ahead and take her. Hugh Moon, Car 6,
cut in and said he was taking care of things and will get an ambulance, or has called one, it was
hard to understand which he said. I then told Officer Williams to disregard. Learned later the
baby died .. cause of death suffocation. (then this is an additional) When Mrs. Garbutt first
called - was that she wanted Car 6 called and for him to call her, as it was an emergency .f she -
didn't say that there was, a woman going to have a baby or the nature of the emergency. It was a
good 15 to 20 minutes before she called back the second time. After she called the second time
not over a minute or two, officer Williams was notified, but when Hugh cut in and said that he had
taken care of it . .
(discussion followed, Garbutt, Hager, Greenlee, Hendler, Stanley and Kilbury.)
Kilbury questioned the City Attorney as to the City's liability in the case of transporting a
"patient" in the manner of an ambulance.
City Attorney, Campbell answered Mrs. Garbutt's remarks as follows: Re: Emergency assistance:
The Police Department is not really under a duty to provide this kind of assistance, and it does
appear to me that on the basis of what you have said and the report that Chief McKibbin read, that
the Officer did try to give you assistance to the best of his ability. Re: Discourteous Treatment:
I don't think that the police officer intended to be disrespectful, or discourteous. He implored
Mrs. Garbutt and Mrs. Hager to appreciate his position, radio, phone, desk, and counter duty all
which may at times become disconcerting.
McKibbin: Mr. Mayor: As far as the Officer being discourteous is concerned, Mrs. Garbutt, If
this were the case, and the man on the desk was Lou Smathers, who is a rather calm -collected
individual, I would say, and if ye was discourteous, on behalf of the Department and Officer Smathers,
I wish to apologize .. but I would like to further say this - That when your call came in at 10:05
and the second call was at 10:28 -- that's a lapse of 23 minutes, and as far as us running a police
car ambulance -- thats something that we definitely try to avoid because we are not equipped for it,
and with experience that I have had here over the years with the ambulance service that we have
here by the two firms, it has been excellent - I can't ever recall a time that either one or the
two has not been available, and certainly they could get any place in the City in a matter of a
very short time.
Mayor invited further comments from the audience - none, therefor the mayor said the meeting would
revert back to its regular order.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES:
K1LBURYi=.�:'CLAIMS, FINANCE:
TERRY THOMPSON:
Finance Committee: Last Wednesday, met with other council members and with Terry Thompson and
Don Gray. Terry Thompson was asked to draft a letter in regard to the time -table for the proposed:-'
improvements and at this time if'there be no objection this letter is read into the record:
"Dear Charlie:
The following is my understanding of the time -table for sewer and street improvement program and
bond schedule resolved in a preliminary way in our meeting:
June 16: Pass plan and system and bond ordinance relating to $482,000.00 water and sewer revenue
bonds for sanitary sewer interceptor improvements: and $655,000.00 water and sewer revenue bonds
for the storm sewer improvements. Gray and Osborne and Cornell, Howland, Hayes and Merryfield will
furnish Mr. Jim Gay a detailed description of these improvements sufficiently in advance of June 16
to permit him to prepare this ordinance. I will furnish him the bond details he will require from me.
PASCO, WASHINGTON
DCCf1T.AT? MPPTTUC COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 21, 1964
July 1: Publish call for construction bids for the sanitary sewer interceptor improvement and for the
storm sewer improvement.
August 1: Open construction bids for sanitary sewer interceptor improvement and the storm sewer
improvement.
August 4: Award construction bids for the sanitary sewer interceptor improvement and storm sewer
improvement. Pass and publish Resolution of Intent to form a Local Improvement District. Gray
and Osborne will prepare and mail the notice of hearing to be held September 2nd. The construction
award might be made subject to the sale of bonds on August 18th, if you so desire. Gray and Osborne
will need to furnish Jim Gay with a legal description of the proposed boundaries of the L.I.D. and
the purpose of the proposed improvements well in advance of the August 4th meeting to permit Jim time
to prepare the Resolution of Intent and send it to Pasco for examination in advance of its passage.
August 18: Sale date of $1,200,000.00 water -sewer revenue bonds and $800,000.00 General Obligation
Bonds.
September 2: Hearing on formation of L.I.D;
September 15: Estimated time in which first money will be needed for construction. --- Time for water
and sewer revenue bonds and general obligation bonds will be delivered and money for same in the hands
of the City Treasurer. Both engineering firms will prepare a schedule of the estimated amount of money
which will be needed each month during construction, and the remaining funds will be invested in U. S.
Treasury bills in accordance with the requirement schedules furnished by the Engineers.,
September: Levy taxes in about the amount of $30,000.00 will be included in the City's budget for
collection in 1965. This will represent the first years' interest in the General Obligation Bonds;
otherwise this amount would have to be deducted from the $800,000.00 principal of the issue and placed
in the General Obligation Bond Fund.
October 7: Hearing of the Final Assessment Roll of the L.I.D. Gray and Osborne will prepare and
mail a notice of this hearing at least fifteen days prior to October 7th.
October, November and December: When the final assessment roll is confirmed the 10 -day appeal period
will run after which the City Treasurer will publish a notice that) -,the assessment roll is in her hands
for collection, and assessments may be paid in cash without interest for a period of 30 days there-
after. No L.I.D. warrants will be issued.
November 1: Call for construction bids for the street improvement to be financed by the $800,000.00
General Obligation Bonds.
November 15: Open construction bids for the street improvement 9 -months completion scheduled.
January 1965: Sell L.I.D. Bonds.
Reservoir: Construction and financing plans for the contemplated Water Reservoir will be withheld
until later so that we may properly determine the amount available for financing.
Water Main Replacement: Mr.,Whetsler was authorized and directed to determine the estimated cost of
this improvement, the amount of material on hand, the amount of money available for this purpose and
the amount of financing needed to complete the balance of the estimated cost.
Arterial Street Reserve: Gas Tax: Approximately $117,000.00 will be available from this source
for street improvement program.
Public Law 660 Grant: 30% of certain costs of the sanitary sewer interceptor improvement will be
{ granted Pasco by the U. S. Public Health Service for this improvement., The amount of the grant is
j estimated at $183,000.00. If $1,200,000.00 of Water and Sewer. bonds are sold, a cushion of $63,000.00
will be created over the $482,000.00 of interceptor and $655,000.00 of the storm sewer. This
cushion may be applied against the water main replacement improvement or the Water Reservoir.
This is a rough schedule (sketch of the schedule) which we expect will be refined as we go along.
Will each of those receiving a copy of this schedule please feel free to make their comments, sug-
gestions, and changes ;by letter to each of those who receive this schedule, and in that way I am sure
we will be able to beat this into a reasonable plan of accomplishing the many details involved in so
complicated improvement plan. Respectfully submitted, Terry."it
Upon recommendation of the Finance Committee, motion made by Kilbury, seconded by Hendler, that a
right-of-way agent be hired. The salary to be paid out of the Arterial Street Fund. Motion carried
by roll call vote of seven (7).
As recommended by the Committee, motion made by Kilbury, seconded by James, that we schedule a meeting
with all the utilities, including the Water Department and the Pacific Power and Light Company - time
and place to be named later. Motion carried.
JAMES: PLANNING, LEGISLATIVE, BUILDING:
City Property Sale Request: Request we wait until we hear from the parties. involved.
Transportation Study: Meeting was held last week in Richland with members of council, engineering -
this is set up for the planners of the area along with engineers to come up with recommendations.
Zoning Ordinance: Committee, Council as a whole set for April 29, for further study of the zoning
ordinance.
Benton -Franklin Better Roads Association: This is being organized -by-laws which have been drafted
for presentation to the body as a whole. At the last meeting of the group we were asked to select
one from the Council to represent the City of Pasco. Motion made by James, seconded by Stanley, that
Mr. Diemond be appointed as representative of the council to this Benton -Franklin Better Roads
Committee. Motion carried.
GREENLEE: FIRE AND LIGHT:
Purchases:
Mr. Greenlee read purchase request from the Water Department in the amount of $1,280.02 as follows:
PASCO$ WASHINGTON
1 -Style 360 4.80 to 5.18 x 12" Dresser Repair Clamp $26.88
1 -Style 360 4.80 to 5.18 x 16" Dresser Repair Clamp 32.60
3 -Style 38 8" Dresser Couplings 50.07
50-#H-15450 -3/4" C. to 1. Pipe Adapters 53,00
50-#H-15025 -3/4" Corporation Stops 140.50
25- 1 1/2 x 3/4" Galv. Reducer Bushing 7.50
25- 1 1/2" x 1" Galv. Reducer Bushing 12.00
25- 1" x 900 Galv. Street E11. 11.00
25- #H14118 3/4" x 9" Meter Yoke 5/8" x 3/4" 168.75
Printing for office material 85.00
Assorted Meter Repair Parts 642.72
6- Cut Rings Palmetto #1367 Filament Packing ;'..',90.09
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Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Carter that these requests to purchase be approved. Motion
carried by roll call vote of seven (7).
Bicycle Licenses: Problem submitted at the meeting of April 7, is status quo.
STANLEY: WATER & SEWER:
Presented a brochure "Behind your Faucet" published by the PUD Water Department and the City Water
Department jointly. This was presented as part of the "Open House" at the filtration plant the
Saturday before this meeting. Water Departments were commended by Mr. Stanley for this public rela-
tions venture. Mr. Whetsler reported that there were some 350 persons in attendance and that Radio
station KORD furnished coffee and coke.
WHETSLER: (Letter directed to Mr. Al Stanley from Water Supt:)
Ifi n order to make a more convenient installation of the Washington Street Sewer intercepter trunk
line from 9th Street to the RR property west of Ship Street, it is requested that the City write
a letter to Mr. Z. L. Brailie, Assistant Supervisor to Pacific Power and Light Company - 115 N. Fifth
Street, Walla Walla, Wash. requesting them to have the power poles and guide poles moved from the south
side of Washington Street to the North side. We feel that the poles should be moved before the trunk
line construction is started. Also the agreement with the State Highway Department about the proposed
changes of the water and sewer line in Arthur Street and the new highway should be discussed by the
Council. Motion made by Stanley, seconded by James that the request of Mr. Whetsler be approved and
that the P.P.& L. be notified that their lines should be moved prior to July 15, 1964. Motion carried.
(copy of this letter to go to the P.U.D. - these poles also carry lines belonging to P.U.D.)
Arterial Street Improvement: Stanley reported (ad did Kilbury earlier) that Mr. Whetsler was requested t
to come up with a report of major changes that will have to be made in the water and sewer lines that
would be affected by the arterial street program. Mr. Whetsler is working on ;this now and it will be
ready by the next regular council meeting.
CARTER: POLICE, CIVIL DEFENSE, HEALTH:
Business Licenses: Carter read nine applications which have been submitted for business licenses as
follows:
PASCO TV & RADIO APPLIANCE SALES SERV. 124 S. 9th TV & Radio.Appliance
sales, service, rentals
JOHN F. CLARKE 1700 Block Bonneville 12 apartments
LANGSTON CONSTRUCTION CO.
E. J. Langston
4953
W. Skajet
Contractor
THE PIT
John K. Reed
736 Elm
Cafe
E. V. CRONIN, CONSTRUCTION
E. V. Cronin
1313
Meridian
Contractor, Builder
EDWIN HOFF
1818
N. Monroe
TV Repair
NEWSLINES
Edward K. Girvan
1823
West Yakima
News Agency
TRI CITIES PERSONAL SERVICE BUREAU
Mrs. Cleo D. Allison 824 S. 6th Ave. Child attendant Service
(Wake-up service & House-
keepers)
Placement Service
LQTZELS..9NC0,st;- 1131 W. Court Service Station
Warren R. Lotze
Motion made by Carter, seconded by Greenlee, that these be accepted. Motion carried.
Mr. Carter read one solicitor license (three were held out) as follows:
CLOVER SIMS 28 NE 95th - Portland Waterless Cleaner
Motion made by Carter, seconded by Greenlee that the one solicitor license be accepted. Motion Carried.
The three solicitor licenses held out were on photographers from out of town, and we had this date
received a complaint on this company on their work from last year - held out for investigation,
L.D.S. - MILL ROGERS, Jr. SHOW: It being the recommendation of the committee that tax waivers be
granted to functions which benefit the entire city of Pasco only - that this request for tax waiver
be denied - Motion made by Carter, seconded by James that the tax waiver requested by the L.D.S. on
the Will Rogers show be denied. Motion carried.
P.ASCO, WASHINGTON
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
APRIL 2
East Side Raid: Motion made by Carter, seconded by Hendler that the City Clerk's Assistant be instructdd
to write a letter of thanks to Jim Rabideau for his assistance he has given to the Council in regards
to bringing to the Council's and Citizens' attention certain conditions existing in Pasco. Motion
carried.
DIEMOND: STREETS, ENGINEERING:
Benton- Franklin Roads Association: Mr. Diemond reported -on the Benton -Franklin Roads Association -
the purpose of this association being to affiliate all the local bodies - counties, city, etc. so that
they may present a united front. There will be a meeting of this group on the 22nd at 6:30 prior to
the meeting of the 24th at 1:30 with the State Highway Commission. The by-laws of this association
have been drawn and they will be presented to the council for their ratification (inserted by James.)
Paul Savage Truck Lines: Upon recommendation of the committee, Motion made by Diemond, seconded by
Stanley, that Mr. Savage be allowed to proceed in the truck route coming from the airport down Fourth
Avenue to Court, on Court to First, on First to Bonneville, from Bonneville to Tacoma, from Tacoma
to Columbia - Columbia back to First and from First south to A Street back on truck route and that
he be granted permission to use this route for a period of 60 days - which may be revoked by the
Council on a 24 hour notice. Motion carried (after some discussion.) McKibbin pointed out that
there may be at least one other truck with the same problem. Diemond advised that he should come
to the council with his problem, and that they will give him permission to do the same.
Brinkley Meeting: A meeting was held with Mr. Brinkley re: his property on the corner of Court and
Chase. It is Diemond's opinion that an understanding was reached as to what will be done on the part
of the City and on the part of Mr. Brinkley - this will be reported on at a later.meeting.
Maitland Street: Greenlee asked Fisher about the status of the Maitland Street situation - The
work program was discussed re: Maitland, Bonneville etc. - Maitland to be started in about 2 weeks
to 30 days, the Bonneville improvement being worked on at this time.
HENDLER: PARKS, LIBRARY, CEMETERY:
Curbs - Park Property: Upon recommendation of the committee, motion made by Hendler, seconded by
Carter that with reference to curbs and sidewalks - that our City Engineer be authorized to go ahead
with the curb and sidewalk as originally outlined for Richardson Park which shows 390 lineal feet of
curb and 7.18 lineal feet of sidewalk and curb; and as far as Kurtzman Park is concerned that 888
lineal feet of curb be authorized together with sidewalks for the west side of Alton to the north
side of the building; and also for sidewalks and curb on the south side of Wehe to the east side
of the building and that a 4 -foot sidewalk be constructed to the building from the west end of the CM1ik;q
park.
Sylvester Park: that the north, east and west side of Sylvester be curbed (sidewalk and curb).
Volunteer Park: That the sidewalk on the Fourth Street side from the south end of the park to the
north end of the community -recreation building be installed.
Memorial Park: that curb be installed on the north, west and south side. The areas that have not
been recommended for immediate construction will be furnished during the arterial street program.
Motion carried.
Lucas Street Park: Fisher advises he has received quotes for that construction work.
Hendler advised that the council intends to curb,all the city property and to subsequently initiate
action to program the curbing of and sidewalk in the residential areas as well as other areas where
needed. (sidewalk waivers to be called in ).
LUdds Street Park ($20,000.00 Bond) Budget:
As requested at the last meeting the Park Board has submitted the following budget by letter:
Land acquisition, advertising etc. $139900.00
Pipe, sprinklers, seed, fertilizer 39700.00
Landscaping, trees, shrubs etc. 500.00
Playground equipment, tables, benches 19800.00
Miscellaneous 100.00
Total $209000.00
These are all approximate figures with the exception of the land acgmisltion, and they are not meant
to be a firm budget. It is a tentative budget for development of the park ... (signed G. K. Mercier,
Park Board Chairmen ) .
Another letter from Mr. Mercier,JChairman of the Park Board: "Dear Sirs: The Park Board recommends
a new rotary mower be bought from Smith Truck and Tractor for the price pf $684.50 plus state sales
tax. This might be expended from Capital Outlay in the budget. Respectively yours, G.K.M."
(discussion) Motion made by Hendler, seconded by Carter, that the City Attorney be instructed to
draw the necessary Resolution to allow for the expenditure of the Park Board recommendation:
necessary funds for the new rotary mower. Motion carried.
(discussion held on the proposed budget ($20,000.00) for Lucas Street Park). Motion made by Hendler,
seconded by Carter, that the budget which the Park Board submitted be adopted for the Lucas Street
Park development. Motion carried - 5 -yes and 2 -no. (Stanley and Kilbury voting "no")-
VanHoy questioned the City.Afttorney relative to the taxes for the property, which the City has
received billing on. Attorney advises not to pay this tax at this time; it being his opinion that
we are not obliged to so do.
REPORTS FROM OFFICERS:
Fisher advises there is a communication from the Highway Dept. (Mr. Mackey) relative to the Oregon
Street connection to the by-pass -- in the form of a Resolution (591). 0'0"line).
(discussion was held on this and the sketches were studied)
RESOLUTIONS:
Resolution No. 591: A Resolution entitled "A resolution approving street grades for State Highway
Construction through a portion of Pasco, Franklin county, Washington."
Motion made by James, seconded by Diemond to read Resolution No, 591. Motion carried. Resolution
591 was read in its entirety. Motion made by James, seconded by Diemond that Resolution No. 591
has been read. Motion carried. Motion made by James, seconded by Diemond, to adopt Resolution No.
591. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7).
PASCO, WASHINGTON
9EGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 21, 1964
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Stanley asked 'about the status of the "Beautification Committee" -- VanHoy reported that they have not
been active since submitting recommendations that were not followed,
City Hall Air Conditioning and Re -painting: After discussion: Motion made by Hendler, seconded by
Stanley, that the City Engineer/Supervisor take the necessary steps to inquire into the cost ad
to what is necessary on air conditioning of City Hall. Motion carried,
McKibbin asked the Council's advice regarding the calling of wrecker in cases where there be a need
for more than one (there being only one other wrecker other than Welch). It was recommended to do
what was necessary until Welch gets himself in order for call McKibbin authorized to go to Kennewick
if necessary.
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ADJOURNMENT:
Motion made by Hendler, seconded by Kilbury to adjourn, Motion carried.
ATTEST:
Adah M. Perry, City Clerk
. K,. vanHoy, Mayor,
co, Washington
PASSED AND APPROVED this ,- Z�t day of , 1964
9_'111� Z=x�a�l
Clerk's Representative.