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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-02-1965 Minutes130 REGULAR MEETING CALL TO ORDER: PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS OWAW In NOVEMBER 2, 1965 Meeting called to order at 8:02 P.M. by the Honorable G.E. Carter, Mayor, ROLL CALL: By Secretary. Councilmen present were G.E. Carter, J.G. Bailey, C.F. Griggs, Fred Robinson, George P. Stork and Russell Wiseman. Councilman'Greenlee arrived at 8:17 P.M. Also present at the meeting were Harold A. Wyman, City Clerk; George R. Fisher, City Engineer; Horace E. Menasco, City Manager; s D. Wayne Campbell, City Attorney and C.F. Whetsler, Director of Public Works. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Motion made by Griggs, seconded by Wiseman that the minutes of the October 19, 1965 regular meeting be approved as written. Motion Carried. PUBLIC HEARINGS: PUBLIC HEARING - L.I.D. #73 - "A"'&'CLARK'STREET'IMPROVEMENT: Mayor Carter read the Notice of Public Hearing on the above subject as published on the dates of October 14th & 159 1965 as follows: "NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that there will be a Public Hearing at the hour of 8:00 P.M. (PST), November 2, 1965 in the Council Chambers of Pasco City Hall, at which time all persons concerned may present their approval of, or objections to, the proposed L.I.D. as set forth and provided for in Resolution No. 661." MAYOR CARTER DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN: MR. ANDERSON, 7th & "A" Street, spoke from the floor protesting the improve- ment and presented a petition of protest bearing signatures for approximately forty (40) properties. MRS. GLENN WILLIAMS SPOKE stating that her husband was in the process of con- structing a service station at Maitland & "A" and that they were very much in favor of the improvement. WOODY SARGENT,owning property on 8th & "A", presented an argument that before t is I.D. was formulated, there should be some understanding as to the zoning of the abutting properties; it being his opinion that this property should be rezoned to commercial. Mayor Carter informed Mr. Sargent that proper procedure in this regard would be to present his request to the Planning Commission and advised him of the Commission's next meeting date. Mr. Sargent also objected to the fact that this is a truck route and when truck routes go through residential areas, it was pointed out by the City Engineer that this street has been designated a truck route by Ordinance for at least fifteen years. MR.- BROCKWAY , 110 West "A", stated that his house was 100' away from the railroad sing and that with a four -lane arterial truck route, he was not sure that his foundation structure would stand the vibration and also that his house sits 15' off the street now, and with widening of the street, he would be approximately 12' from the street. He also voiced his opinion that with the wider street, and declaring it both truck route and arterial, crossing the tracks would result in more accidents at the railroad crossing. FRANK MONTGOMERY, 1503 Clark Street, asked whether this would be voted on at Ms meeting. The Council explained the purpose of the Public Hearing. MR, A.J. DUKE, 1519 "A", stated he would like to have a better street, less t an 1 of the trucks use "A" Street he felt. Sunday evening, between 8:00 and 9:00 P.M., about twenty trucks passed his house. He felt these were trucks going to Walla Walla, down the Columbia River and to the Yakima Valley. STANLEY HANSON of Walla Walla, Washington, owning property on "A" Street, stated he had heard rumors to the effect that there would be either an overpass or underpass in tDf plans and requested discussion of this. He was answered by Mavor Carter that this time, there was no provision for either an overpass or underpass on "A" Street near the railroad crossing. Mayor Carter indicated that PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS REGULAR MEETING PUBLIC HEARING - CONTINUED: NOVEMBER 2, 1965 this street improvement would ordinarily cost property owners $34 - $36 a foot and that with the provisions for financing this arterial street project, the property owner would be assessed approximately $6.00 a foot - the balance of the cost improvement being financed by the other citizens of Pasco through the G.O.B..and by arterial gas tax money. HARRY MOORE, #10 West "A" requested information as to what provision was being made to h andle traffic at the west end of the By -Pass entering Lewis. This was answered by Mayor Carter and City Engineer to satisfaction. ALMA LARCHER inquired as to when the street is widened, will the curb be put in. Mayor darter answered that this project is for curbs & surfacing of the road and that if there is an existing curb - and if it is necessary, it will be removed and replaced at the City's expense and her assessment would be credited 50t a foot. MR. LIVERMORE, SPEAKING for his mother', Elsie Livermore, (Block C) requested information as to the anticipatednfill in that area. This was answered by the City Engineer - approximately 1' fill. MRS. LONGSDORF STATED that she was a widow}with twelve children and that she is receiving a government pension. As the children reach age 18, her check diminishes in size and she stated she could pay nothing. MR. LIVERMORE questioned whether or not the City owned the necessary land in hiss-narti'cular area for right of way; it being his opinion that the City did not Mr. Livermore went on record as protesting the improvement. EARL WATTENBURGER, Chase 6 Lewis, reauested explanation of how he would get out of his driveway into the -street. This was discussed. MR. JONES, Corner.10th & "A" -Street has a sign shop which is sitting at the back of the lot. He was wondering about the fill in that area. This was dis- cussed and all of his questions were answered by the City Engineer. ROBERT KOPPERS 1731 Clark, inquired.as to whether or not there would be a change iregrade of the sidewalk. Mr. Fisher checked the plans and explained this to Mr. Kopper. 4AMES-MAMBO, 1715 W; Clark, inquired as to the size of the lots in his block. These are 25' lots. MR. DORENDORFS, 1st 6 "A" stated he was against widening the street and would prefer a double shot of oil. MR. ANDERSON presented the question pertaining to the two L.I.D. law suits in King County and Snohomish County - wondering whether or not this project should be detained until those cases were resolved. The City Manager explained that if there were more than sixty per cent (600) protests at this meeting, the project would be held; otherwise, it would appear advisable to proceed with the first necessary steps. WOODY SARGENT spoke stating that he was not 100% against improving the street, but that he would qualify it with regard to the zoning of that area. Mr. Menasco, City Manager, stated that there were written protests from : NORMA J. 6 VERN:LAST, RACHEL COLE, MRS.-GLADYS DAMRON, REED -.B. JACOB, WALTER DORENDORF, E.J. HESTAD, REPRESENTING NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. Mr. Hestad was in the audience and -he stated that he had presented the protest as directed by his management and that it would take a little longer time and the N.P. had to go through necessary channels at St. Paul for definite conclusion on their part. This protest was entered mainly to give more time to look into the matter and the N.P. would be more definite at a later date. EARL WATTENBURGER inquired -as to the necessary perceritage(ofrprotest6 necessary to invalidate t is L.I.D. He was given the answer 60% of the assessment roll. MR. KOPPER spoke from the floor and stated he was emphatically for improving the 132 tom PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS ►�•+ REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 2, 1965 PUBLIC HEARING - CONTINUED: STREET for widening and lighting and that these streets give a much better impression to people entering our City. RALPH ECKER spoke from the floor - stating that he has a business in the area and he very definitely favored the improvement of this street. MARY OVERSBY, Dakota 6 Clark inquired as to whether or not there were pro- tests enough to kill the L.I.D., but if they all came from owners of property on "A" Street, would it also kill the Clark Street improvement. She was answered that these two projects are linked together as one job and that it would, therefore, kill the improvementon Clark Street. MR. DARLINGTON at 4th 6 "A" stated he was 100% for this street improvement; that at timep present time, he felt these streets were "Horse 6 Buggy Streets." There being no further comments from the floor, Mayor Carter declared the Public Hearing Closed. (At this time, Mr. Fisher was given the entire file on the proposed L.I.D. for computing percentage of protests on file.) This will be reported later in the meeting. PUBLIC HEARING - SIDEWALKS AS'PROVIDED'IN'RESOLUTION'NO;'662 (Myers): Mayor Carter read Notice of Public Hearing as required by Resolution No. 662: "YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the City Council has passed a Resolution ordering the following improvements: Combined curb and sidewalk along the West side of Hickory Avenue 5 feet wide frmm Court north to the existing sidewalk; and a 4-1/2 foot width sidewalk along the North side of. Court Street from Hickory Avenue West to west property line. Material: Portland Cement Concrete - 5 sack mix." This was published on October 19th and October 26, 1965. MAYOR CARTER DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN: Mavor Carter requested comments from the audience for or against the installation of sidewalks. He repeated the request three (3) times at this point. There was no written protests in the file. Mr. Fisher, City Engineer, presented evidence as to the necessity of this sidewalk. With construction of the arterial street, this sidewalk is necessary in order to provide better pedestrian control; children attending Capt. Grey School have very definite need of this sidewalk. Mr. Stricklin, who owns property adjoining has installed sidewalks on his property and also on Court. His sidewalk extends to the Myers property. Children north and east of Sacajawea Drive have no place to walk. It is the finding of the City Engineer's Office that this sidewalk is necessary for public safety and welfare. Mavor Carter once more called for comments from the floor either for or against. There were no comments. Mayor Carter declared the Public Hearing Closed. Motion made by Griggs, seconded by Greenlee that based on the findings, this is necessary for Dublic safety, welfare and convenience, that Mr. Myers be notified to construct sidewalk within the next thirty (30) days as provided by Resolution No. 662. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). Mr. Stork inquired whether or not the rest of the property on Court Street is being included in a similar sidewalk program. The City Engineer answered that several properties on Court, a portion of Lucas, Sylvester 6 10th have been notified to install sidewalks. PAYMENT OF BILLS: Bills were presented for payment as follows: Current Expense Street Department Golf. Course $ 6,990.97 11,410.16 1,041.53 1.33 PASCO, WASHINGTON ' COUNCIL.CHAMBERS REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 2, 1965 PAYMENT OF BILLS: Cemetery $ 293'90 Park Deot. 2,446.38 Water and Sewer 179416.38 Equipment Rental 534.79 Arterial Street 69034.98 W/S Revenue Bond 128.00 Firemen's Pension Fund 1,257.95 Yacht Basin 12.00 L.I.D. #72 590.03 L.I.D. #71 29616.00 Carry Over Rescue Truck, 1964 ..-5;487;52 - Current Expense Fund Total: 569260.59 Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Griggs that these bills beapproved for payment, if properly vouchered. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). COMMUNICATIONS: WATER SUPERINTENDENT: requests permission to refund $172.50 to Mr. Joe Bumpaous per agreement of October 16, 1962. Motion made by Stork, seconded by Wiseman that this refund be approved and the Citv Treasurer be authorized to issue a refund check in the amount of $172.50 to Mr. Bumpaous. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). CITY ENGINEER: requests.acceptance of Mahaffey Excavation Company's job constructio o.f. Sanitary Sewer, Rd. 28 along Irving Street) as being com- pleted according to the contract specifications. Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Stork that this job be accepted7as com- plete and the Tax Commission and State Department of Labor & Industries be so notified. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). HOUSING 6 HOME FINANCE AGENCY: This letter was read as information: That the City of Pasco was notified 77the U.S. Housing Administrator, Robert C. Weaver, that he has re -certified Pasco's Workable Program for Community Improvement. MRS. C.E. FITCH JR.: requests a refund in the amount of $6.25 which she paid to the CitV Treasurer for a copy of the Uniform Building Code, which she wishes to return (Treasurer's Receipt #4037). Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Robinson that if.this book is returned in good condition, that the refund be approved and the City Treasurer be authorized to issue a refund check in the amount of $6.25 to Mrs. Fitch. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). At this point, Mr. Jilek, from the audience, requested permission to speak and was recognized. He stated he had just finished reading the report submitted as application to the All-American City Award Contest and that he was very impressed with the entry. He also stated that he wished to commend the City Council for a large quantity of work they are turning out and the magnificant job they are doing. It is his opinion that in the last three years, more good things have happened to Pasco than at any time previous. He also stated that he was sure that there were numerous people in the community who would be willing to work on Citizen's Advisory Groups or Citizen's Committees for the benefit of the entire community. He has had visitors to the City of Pasco.who have commented on the exceptionally good streets and he, again, thanked the Council for a job well done. In return, Mayor Carter also thanked Mr. Jilek for his efforts and the efforts of the entire community on the arterial street program. KENNEWICK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: requested the Mayor to appoint two representatives from the Citv of Pasco to serve on a committee for discussion of the Old Pasco - Kennewick bridge and its problems. This was turned to Workshop Meeting of the Council which will be November 9th. CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY: EUGENE 6 LORENE BURRIS: Claim damages in the amount of $250.00 as a result of water heatir owing up causing damage to gas furnane and linoleum. Motion made by Wiseman, seconded by Griggs that this be referred to the City's insurance carrier. Motion Carried. 134 PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS REGULAR MEETING ORDINANCES: ORDINANCE NO. 1212: NOVEMBER 2, 1965 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF AN INSTALLMENT NOTE PAYABLE FROM THE "LOCAL IMPROVEMENT FUND, DISTRICT N0, 69" OF THE CITY TO BE EXCHANGED FOR THE REVENUE WARRANTS PAYABLE FROM THAT FUND NOW HELD BY THE FIREMEN'S RELIEF AND PENSION FUND. Motion made by Wiseman, seconded by Bailey that Ordinance No. 1212 be read by title only. Motion Carried. Ordinance No. 1212 was read by title. Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Robinson that Ordinance No. 1212 has been read by title. Motion Carried. Motion made by Stork, seconded by Bailey to adopt Ordinance No. 1212. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). ORDINANCE N0, 1213: AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO A PENSION, RELIEF, DISABILITY, AND RETIREMENT SYSTEM; MAKING, AN ELECTION TO JOIN THE STATEWIDE CITY EMPLOYEES RETIRE MENT SYSTEM PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41.44 RCW; ELECTING A CHOICE OF "PRIOR SERVICE CREDIT", SOCIAL SECURITY COORDINATION OR SUPPLEMENTATION, AND PROVIDING FOR PROPER NOTIFICATION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE STATEWIDE SYSTEM OF SUCH ELECTION. Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Stork that Ordinance No. 1213 be read by title only. Motion Carried. Ordinance No. 1213 was read by title. Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Robinson that Ordinance No. 1213 has been read. Motion Carried. Motion made by Stork, seconded by Wiseman to adopt Ordinance No. 1213. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Stork that the application for member- ship to the Statewide Retirement System be read into the record of this Council Meeting. Motion Carried. STATEWIDE CITY EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM P.O. BOX 1535 TACOMA 1, WASHINGTON APPLICATION FOR'MEMBERSHIP 1 City of " " 'Pasco Washington TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Pursuant to Chapter 41.44 RCW, this City has elected to join the Statewide City Employees Retirement System. A certMed copy of. the Ordinance making such election is attached hereto. Under provision of Section 41.44.110 RCW, this City has included the following groups of. employees: (indicate which by check mark? (xx) 1. Miscellaneous Personnel (xx) 2. Uniformed Personnel not eligible to benefits under existing State Law. (xx) 3. Elective Officials (Who may join at their own request) Also pursuant to the same statute, Section 41.44.120 RCW, this City has selected the following rate at which prior service pensions shall be calculated for itis employees. Check one. (xx) 1. Full Prior Service Credit. ( ) 2. Three-Fourths'.Prior Service Credit. ( ) 3. One -Half Prior Service Credit. Also pursuant to the same statute, Section 41.44.030 RCW, this City has selected the Maximum Contributions.Basis of Full Compensation. �— Under the provisions of Chapter 41.48 RCW and Section 41.44.270 RCW, this City has selected the .following participation of Social Security coverage: ( ) 1. Supplementation (xx) 2. Coordination We, the undersigned Mayor and Clerk of the City of Pasco , Washington, hereby make application to the Board of Trustees o the tatewi a City tmployees Retirement System in behalf of said City for its participation in said System effective January 1, 1966, under the conditions included in Chapter 41.44 RCW, as amended. (SEAL) ATTEST: HAROLD A. WYMAN CITY CLERK G.E. CARTER MAYOR 135 PASCO$ WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 5, 1965 Councilman Greenlee complimented the City Manager on his efforts to establish this retirement system for City employees and also Mayor Carter commended him' and stated that this is something which has been long overdue.. Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Robinson that the Mayor be authorized to sign the application and agreement for the Retirement System. Motion Carried. ORDINANCE NO. 1214: AN ORDINANCE ENACTED PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 82 OF THE 1959 LAWS OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON RELATING TO DANGEROUS BUILDINGS: DEFINING TERMS; PROVIDING FOR THE REPAIR, CLOSING AND DEMOLITION OF BUILDINGS UNFIT FOR HUMAN HABITATION; AND BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES UNFIT FOR USE: PRESCRIBING MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR THE USE AND OCCUPANCY OF DWELLINGS, BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES WITHIN THE CITY OF PASCO; PROVIDING FOR THE ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT THEREOF; AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 1204. Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Wiseman that Ordinance No. 1214 be read by title only. Motion Carried. Motion made by Stork, seconded by Greenlee that Ordinance No. 1214 has been read. Motion Carried. Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Stork to adopt Ordinance No. 1214. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). RESOLUTIONS: RESOLUTION NO. 663: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PASCO$ WASHINGTON, DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO CONSTRUCT CONCRETE CURBS AND SIDEWALKS ON BEECH STREET ALONG THE WEST SIDE OF BLOCKS 7,8 and 9 AND ALONG THE EAST SIDE OF BLOCKS 10,11 AND 12, ALL IN TERRACE HEIGHTS ADDITION, AND TO CREATE A LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT TO ASSESS'THE COST AND EXPENSE OF SAID IMPROVEMENT AGAINST PROPERTIES IN SUCH DISTRICT SPECIALLY BENEFITED THEREBY; AND NOTIFYING ALL PERSONS WHO DESIRE TO OBJECT TO SAID IMPROVEMENT TO APPEAR AND PRESENT THEIR OBJECTIONS AT A MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL TO BE HELD ON December 7, 1965 Motion made by Stork, seconded by Bailey read Resolution No. 663. Motion Carried. Resolution No. 663 was read in its entirety. Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Robinson that Resolution No. 663 has been read. Motion Carried. Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Robinson that if the date of December 7, 1965, as inserted, was agreeable with all Council members that Resolution No. 663 be adopted. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). RESOLUTION NO. 664; A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION WITH THE UNITED.STATES OF AMERICA FOR AN ADVANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE PLANNING OF PUBLIC WORKS UNDER THE TERMS OF PUBLIC LAW 560, 83rd CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, AS AMENDED. Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Bailey to read Resolution No. 6650 Motion Carried. Resolution No. 665 was read in its entirety. Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Robinson that Resolution No. 665 has been read. Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Greenlee to adopt Resolution No. 665. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). Motion made by Stork, seconded by Robinson to read Resolution No. 664. Motion Carried. Resolution No. 664 was read in its entirety. Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Stork that Resolution No. 664 has been read. Motion Carried. Motion made by Griggs, seconded by Bailey to adopt Resolution No. 664. Motion — carried by roll call vote of seven (7). RESOLUTION NO. 665: A RESOLUTION RELATING TO CONTRIBUTION.TO THE STATEWIDE CITY EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM AND MAKING AN ELECTION AS TO THE BASIS OF THE CITY'S CONTRIBUTION. Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Bailey to read Resolution No. 6650 Motion Carried. Resolution No. 665 was read in its entirety. Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Robinson that Resolution No. 665 has been read. Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Greenlee to adopt Resolution No. 665. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). 136 REGULAR MEETING RESOLUTION NO. 666: W C'" PASCO$ WASHINGTON X COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOVEMBER 2, 1965 A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR A TEMPORARY TRANSFER LOAN FROM THE ARTERIAL STREET FUND TO MAKE WORK PROGRESS PAYMENTS DUE UNDER L.I.D. NO. 71. Motion made by Stork, seconded by Bailey to read Resolution No. 666. Motion Carried. Resolution No. 666 was read in its entirety. Motion made by Robinson, seconded by Wiseman that Resolution No. 666 has been read. Motion Carried. Motion made by Stork, seconded by Bailey to adopt Resolution No. 666. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). RESOLUTION NO. 667: A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR A TEMPORARY TRANSFER LOAN FROM THE ARTERIAL STREET FUND TO MAKE WORK PROGRESS PAYMENTS DUE UNDER L.I.D. NO. 72. Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Robinson to read Resolution No. 667. Motion Carried. Resolution No. 667 was read in its entirety. Motion made by Wiseman, seconded by Greenlee that Resolution No. 667 has been read. Motion Carried. Motion made by Stork, seconded by Bailey to adopt Resolution No. 667. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). RESOLUTION N0, 668: A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE FILING OF AN APPLICATION WITH THE HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCY FOR A CODE ENFORCEMENT GRANT UNDER SECTION 117 OF THE HOUSING ACT OF 1949, AS AMENDED, OF THREE-FOURTHS OF THE COST OF UNDERTAKING AND CARRYING OUT A CODE ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM WHICH COST IS NOW ESTIMATED TO BE $4,0.1 f'5:0:11:700 Motion made by Stork, seconded by Wiseman to read Resolution No. 668. Motion Carried. Resolution No. 668 was read in its entirety. Motion made by Robinson, seconded by Griggs that Resolution No. 668 has been read. Motion Carried. Motion made by Stork, seconded by Bailey to adopt Resolution No. 668. Motion carried by roll call vote of. seven (7). OLD BUSINESS: WATER SYSTEM STUDY: The City Manager reported that he has received a revised letter from Cornel , Howland, Hayes 6 Merryfield and that in this letter, Mr. Cornell suggests that the Water System Study was based on four trips per year as an estimated basis for annual fee. He suggests making these trips to study the water system or sewer system for the retainer fee as indicated in the original letter. Motion made by Griggs, seconded by Wiseman that the City adopt this Agreement and that the City Manager be authorized to negotiate this agreement with CH2M. Motion Carried unanimously. L.I.D. NO. 71: Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Stork that the date of December 7, 1965 be set for Final Hearing:oh the -,.Assessment Roll for L.I.D. No. 71 at 8:00 P.M. Motion LIBRARY Carried. LEASE: (Y.M.C.A.) Motion made by Wiseman, seconded by Bailey that the City Manager be instructed to execute this Lease Agreement for the City. Motion Carried. NEW BUSINESS: The matter of calling for bids for extension of 30" Sanitary Sewer trunk from the new bridge to Hopkins, west to Road 34 and a smaller trunk - Road 34 to Sylvester and a Sanitary Sewer extension on Pearl Street was discussed. Motion made by Griggs, seconded by Bailey to authorize a Call for Bids for this project and that the bids be opened December 7, 1965. Motion Carried. 1 1 PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS REGULAR MEETING BUSINESS LICENSE ROSTER: 137 NOVEMBER 2, 1965 Business license applications were presented for Council approval as follows: Shaky's Pizza Parlor Cafe w/beer 707 W. Court Merlin Anderson Pasco, Wash. Ballet Academv Dana Hudgens E.R. Barnett Glennis Delaney Insulation Glennis Delaney Fencing 6 Awning Mary Nogle Ballet Studio Christmas Tree Lot Contractor Contractor 114 N. 10th Pasco, Wash. 10th 6 Sylvester Pasco, Wash. 1009 Rd. 24 Pasco, Wash. 508 S. 1st Street Yakima, Wash. Motion made by Griggs, seconded by Bailey that these business license applications be approved. Motion Carried. REPORT ON PROTESTS SUBMITTED FOR L.I:D:'NO:'73'='"A"'&'CLARK'STREET IMPROVEMENT: The City Engineer reported that the protests amounted to 54.2% and it was the recommendation of the City Attorney that the Council pass the Ordinance, allowing thirty days for any additional protests on the formation of the L.I.D. or withdrawals of protests. Councilman Stork stated that because the Northern Pacific Railway protest was included in the 54.2% and that the Railroad protest amounted to approximately 33.3%, this represented a protest from the citizens of only 20.9%; therefore, it was his recommendation that the Ordinance be read for adoption. ORDINANCE NO. 1211: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON, ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT OF "A" STREET FROM CHASE AVENUE TO OREGON AVENUE AND CERTAIN OTHER STREETS AND AVENUES WITHIN THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON, ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH RESOLUTION NO. 661 OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON; ESTABLISHING LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 73; PROVIDING THE METHOD OF ASSESSMENT IN SAID DISTRICT; PROVIDING THAT PAYMENT FOR SAID IMPROVEMENT BE MADE IN PART BY SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS UPON PROPERTIES IN THE DISTRICT, PAYABLE BY THE MODE OF "PAYMENT BY BONDS"; AND PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT WARRANTS REDEEMABLE IN CASH AND LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BONDS, OR AS AN ALTERNATIVE THERETO AN INSTALLMENT NOTE. Motion made by Stork, seconded by Greenlee to read Ordinance No. 1211 by title only. Motion Carried. Ordinance No. 1211 was read by title. Motion made by Robinson, seconded by Wiseman that Ordinance No. 1211 has been read by title only. Motion Carried. Motion made by Stork, seconded by Greenlee to adopt Ordinance No. 1211. Motion carried by roll call vote of. seven (7). MANAGER'S REPORT: SHOP BUILDING: The Building is up, it is not totally completed but basically complete. STRIPING: The striping is completed with the exception of 3rd & 4th Streets y t e ocomotive at the park and island to be established at that point. Mavor Carter, at this time, stated the striping was very professional looking and that it was his request that the City Manager write a letter to Director of Public Works and his Department - indicating this was an exceptionally fine job and that we indicate the removal of turning lanes was not merely a "whim" of the Council, but the Council was acting for the large amount of citizens who had requested this be done. The action was taken. 138 PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 2, 1965 ALL AMERICAN CITY: The City Manager reported that on November 16,'*1965, the Mayor, City ManaFer and Councilman Wiseman would be absent from the meeting. Thev will be in St. Louis - presenting the Pasco story to the All American City award jury. NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT COUNCIL MEETING: Notice of Meetings for November 3, 49 9th add 10th plus regular council meeting of November 16th were noted at the bottom of the agenda. O.E.O. OFFICE SPACE: The City Manager presented a request submitted by Charles Kil ury, C airm n for>Committee on Action in which he requests temporary office space in the basement of City Hall for Office of Economic Opportunity. Following discussion, motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Wiseman that this matter be tabled and that it be discussed at the next Workshop Meeting, November, 9�h with recommendations from the City Manager. Motion Carried. '� Below ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Greenlee, seconded by Stork to adjourn. Motion Carried. ATTEST: HAROLD A. WYMAN, CIFY CLERK PASSED and APPROVED this HAW/ew 11/5/65 * MANAGER'S REPORT: - ------- � E. CARTER, MAYOR 2nd ' day of " '•'November , 1965 WARNING POINT Specifications submitted by Gray & Osborne, Consulting Engineers, and Call for Bids set for November 16, 1965. HAROLD A. WYMAN, CITY CLERK CJ 1 1