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=, PASCO, WASHINGTON
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
REGULAR MEETING MAY 179 1966
CALL TO ORDER:
Meeting called to order at 8:00 P.M. by the Honorable G.E. Carter, Mayor.
OATH OF OFFICE:
Mayor Carter administered the Oath of Office to Donald Cooper, newly
appointed Councilman to fill unexpired term of Clarence F. Griggs.
ROLL CALL:
By Clerk's Representative. Councilmen present were: G.E. Carter, J.G. Bailey,
Fred Robinson, George P. Stork, Russell Wiseman and Donald Cooper. Councilman
Greenlee absent from the meeting.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Motion made by, Robinson, seconded by Wiseman that the minutes of the Regular
Council Meeting held May 3, 1966, be approved as written. Motion Carried.
BID OPENING: (Two Pickups, Dump Truck, Flatbed Truck)
The City Manager reported that four (4) bids had been received as follows:
VENDOR 3/4 T. Pickup Utility Truck Dump Truck Flatbed Truck
Smith Truck 6 Tractor
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2367.31
001j, 10
2902.10
4963.68
Tex 193.12
3619.33
Pasco, Washington
Tax
99.43
Tax
121.89
Tax 208.47
Tax
152.01
Net: 1684.55
Net: 2507.94
2466.74
Net: 3067.54
3023.99
5172.15
Trade
3771.3r
Trade
650.00
Trade
200.00
Trade 400.00
Trade
400.00
2774.78
Net:
1816.74
Net:
2823.99
Net: 4772.15
Net:
3371.34
Lahtinen Buick Co.
144.31
2891.32
3580.42
2210.00
250.00
2810.75
4947,25
450.00
3716.75
Pasco, Washington
Tax
92.82
Tax
118.06
Tax 207.77
Tax
156.11
(4)
2302.82
2928.81
5-1-5 =.O
3872.86
149.57
Trade
600.00
Trade
200.00
Trade 600.00
Trade
300.00
Trade
Net:
1702.82
Net:
2728.81
Net: 4555.02
Net:
3572.86
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-- 4 r v
�JDO..L-t
001j, 10
Pasco, Washington Tax 89.06
Tax 111.16
Tex 193.12
Tax 141.78
2209.55
2757.94
4791.26
3517.54
Trade 525.00
Trade 250.00
Trade200.00
Trade 450.00
Net: 1684.55
Net: 2507.94
Net: 4591.26
Net: 3067.54
(2)
2751.78
(2) 4601.14
(2)
3386.95
Tax
115.57
Tax 193.25
Tax
142.25
2867.35
4794.39
3529,20
Trade
250.00
Trade 200.00
Trade
450.00---
50.00-Net:
Net:
2617.35
Net: 4594.39
Net:
3079.20
(3)
2774.78
(3)
3436.11
116.54
Tax
144.31
2891.32
3580.42
Trade
250.00
Trade
450.00
Net:
2641.32
Net:
3130.42
(4)
2848.04
(4)
3561.11
Tax
119.62
Tax
149.57
2967.66
3710.68
Trade
250.00
Trade
450.00
Net:
271-77.6-6
Net:
3260.68
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REGULAR MEETING MAY 179 1966
BID OPENING - CONTINUED:
VENDOR 3/4 T. Pickup
. Utility Truck
Dump Truck
Flatbed
Truck
Osborne Chevrolet 2049.50
2548.17
4520.37
3294.17
Tax 86.07
Tax 107.02
Tax 189.96
Tax
138.35
2135.57
2655.19
4710.33
3432.52
Trade 400.00
Trade 3.50.00
Trade350.00
Trade
450.00
Net-,. 1735.57
Net: i
Net:36+�0.'�3
Net:
2982.52
(2) 4713.35
(2)
3504.59
Anthony Hoist
Heil Hoist
Due to number of bids received, the City Manager recommended they be tabulated
and awarded at next regular council meeting.
Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Stork that the bids be tabulated and
reported at next regular council meeting. Motion Carried,
VISITORS:
HENRY O'HARA addressed the Council and presented his plans for an Inter -
City Bus Service. For the present, he plans to use two buses - the first
leaving Burbank at 5:45 A.M. Primary emphasis was placed on serving the
three shift changes at Hanford (7, 3 & 11:00 P.M.), residential areas,
airport and Columbia Basin College students. Mr. O'Hara is striving for
1 1/2 hour service between the communities with fares of 25� within the
city and 50� on the line.
Mayor.Carter thanked.Mr. O'Hara for his presentation and suggested he
meet with the City Manager to discuss possible routes and bus stops.
. H.G. WILLIAMS registered complaint with the Council - stating the street
grade on "A" Street had not been raised as much as he -had been informed
at preliminary hearing prior to starting construction on his service station.
This matter was turned to the City Manager and City Engineer to work out a
solution to the best interests of Mr. Williams and the City.
THELMA LONGSDORF, EUNICE LYSO AND BARBARA WISEMAN. students at Pasco High
School, were recognized by Mayor Carter are representatives of Girl's
State, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, to learn all aspects of
State, Federal and Municipal Government.
In turn, Mayor Carter read letter on,�"What is a Citizen" for the visitor's
information.
GEORGE HALL was recognized by Mayor Carter. To date, Mr. Hall has heard
nothing from �pregory.Brothers or their insurance carrier in regard to
alleged claim for damages as a fesult of arterial street program. This
will be discussed further at next Workshop Session,
ORDINANCES:
ORDINANCE NO. 1238:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 24 OF ORDINANCE NO. 1024 AS
PREVIOUSLY AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 1088 AND ORDINANCE N0,
1202 AND PASCO CITY CODE 8-14.12; AND AMENDING SECTION 25
OF ORDINANCE NO. 1024, PASCO CITY CODE 8-14.16, AND BEING
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO AND REGULATING MOTOR VEHICLES
TRAFFIC, TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION AND THEIR INCIDENTS
UPON THE PUBLIC STREETS, BICYCLES 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 Robinson, seconded by Wiseman to read Ordinance No. 1238
by title. Motion Carried. Ordinance No. 1238 was read by title. Motion
made by Stork, seconded by Robinson to adopt Ordinance No. 1238. Motion
carried by roll call vote of six (6).
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PASCO, WASHINGTON
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
REGULAR MEETING
MAY 179 1966
ORDINANCE NO. 1239:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 3.17 OF ORDINANCE NO. 1179 AND AMENDING
SECTION 1.9 OF ORDINANCE NO. 1179, PASCO CITY CODE SECTIONS 5-8.18
AND 5-8.88 AND BEING AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE ERECTION ALTERING
AND MAINTAINING OF ALL SIGNS PROVIDING.FOR ISSUANCE OF PERMITS AND THE
FIXING OF FEES THEREFOR AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION
THEREOF.
Motion made by Wiseman, seconded by Stork to read Ordinance No. 1239 by
title. Motion Carried. Ordinance No. 1239 was read by title. Motion
made by Wiseman, seconded by Bailey to adopt Ordinance No. 1239. Motion
carried by roll call vote of five (5). (Councilman Robinson voting no).
RESOLUTION NO. 693:
A RESOLUTION AMENDING SECTION 3 OF RESOLUTION N0, 675 AND BEING
A RESOLUTION'CREATING A CITIZENS HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE FOR
THE CITY OF PASCO.
Motion made by Stork, seconded by Robinson to read Resolution No. 693 in its
entirety. Motion Carried. Resolution No. 693 was read in its entirety.
Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Robinson to adopt Resolution No. 693.
Motion carried by roll call vote of six (6).
NEW BUSINESS:
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION: A letter from Lyle Balderson, City Planning
Commission was read as follows:
"At the regular meeting of the City Planning Commission held.May 12,
1966, a motion was passed to approve a change of zone for the following
individuals and to recommend its adoption to your honorable body:"
oWest Lewis Street - Cl to C-3
Chase Street - R-1 to C-1
Preston Change - R-2 to C-3
Lee Change - R-2 to I-1
Luke Change - I-1 to C-3
Vogelsong Change - R-1 to C-1
Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Stork to set Public Hearings for zone
change request for next regular council meeting on June 7, 1966. Motion
Carried.
BUSINESS LICENSE ROSTER:
The following business license applications were read for approval:
Ed's Super Service Service Station 4th 6 Yakima
Ed L. Harrod Pasco, Wash.
Paint Re -Nu Service
Paint Renewal
1731 N. Dakota
G.R. Bell
Pasco, Wash.
Western Construction
Contractor
306 S. 3rd Avenue
A.L. Kokenge
Yakima, Wash.
Haas's Western Wear
Clothing
419 W. Lewis
Eldon Haas
Pasco, Wash.
Spiritulist Reading Room
Reading Room
911 W. Court
John Dales
Pasco, Wash.
Phillips Construction Co.
Contractor
901 River Street
T. Phillips
Pasco, Wash.
Superior Painting
Contractor
2105 Rd. 76
H.L. Kingsland
Pasco, Wash.
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PASCO, WASHINGTON 1•••�
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
REGULAR MEETING MAY 179 1966
BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS:
United States Plywood Corp. Plywood Sales Warehouse No. 3
T..Volpe Big Pasco
Tri City Farm Service Equip. Farm Machinery Pasco Airport
Dick Williams Pasco, Washington
Karodon Company Distributor 1524 N. Chase
Don A. Dayley Pasco, Wash.
Knowles.Plumbing Co. Contractor 7514 35th S.W.
Seattle, Wash.
Nancy Davis Murals Paint Murals 3316 W. Yakima
Pasco, Washington
Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Stork to approve:_All_business license
applications. Motion Carried,
NEW BUSINESS:
CITY,ENGINEER, JOB NO. 66-1: A letter from George Fisher, City Engineer
was read as follows:
"I wish to advise that the Contract with John M. Keltch Co., Job
No. 66-1, for the construction of Sanitary Sewer extending the
trunk interceptor to Road 34 and Hopkins, and lateral construction
on Road 34, Sylvester Frontage Road and Road 32 to Henry Street has
been completed in accordance with the Contract and Specifications.
I recommend that the contract be accepted and that the State Tax
Commission and Department of Labor 6 Industries be so notified."
Motion made by Stork, seconded by Bailey that the work of John Keltch be
accepted and the State Agencies be so notified. Motion Carried.
CITY ENGINEER, JOB NO. 66-4: A letter from George Fisher, City Engineer
was read as follows:
"I wish to advise you that the Contract with John N. Keltch Co.,
Job No. 66-4 for the construction of a Sanitary Sewer lateral
along Sylvester Street and Road 24 to Ruby Street has been completed
in accordance with the Contract and Specifications. I recommend
that the work be accepted and that the State Tax Commission and
Department of Labor -and Industries be so notified."
Motion made by Wiseman, seconded by Bailey that the work of John Keltch
be accepted and the State Agencies be so notified. Motion Carried.
CITY ENGINEER, JOB NO. 66-5: A letter from George Fisher, City Engineer
was read as follows:
"I wish to advise you that the Contract with L.W. Vail Co., Job
No. 66-5, for the improvement of 13th Avenue from Clark Street to
Bonneville Street, and Bonneville Street from 13th Avenue to
Lucas Avenue has been completed in accordance with the plans and
specifications. I recommend that the work be accepted and that
the State Tax Commission and the Department of Labor 6 Industries
be so notified."
Motion made by Cooper, seconded by Bailey that the work of L.W. Vail Co.
be accepted and the State Agencies be so notified. Motion Carried.
MANAGER'S REPORT:
RESOLUTION - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Mayor Carter read the following
Resolution endorcing Initiative 226:
PASCO, WASHINGTON
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
REGULAR MEETING
RESOLUTION - CONTINUED:
MAY 179 1966
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WHEREAS, it has been brought to the attention of the Board of Directors of
the Pasco Chamber of Commerce that cities of the State of Washington are
requesting that they share 10% of the sales tax, and have proposed
Initiative 226 which is an act relating to revenue and taxation and pro-
viding for the allocation and distribution of one-tenth of the state col-
lected retail sales tax and use tax revenues to cities and to provide for
public safety, law enforcement, fire protection, public health, and for
park and recreation services, and
WHEREAS, cities of the State of Washington have inadequate funds to carry
out the normal responsibilities of city government, with that problem be-
coming more severe each year because revenue is not keeping pace with
required expenditures, and
WHEREAS, THE State of Washington has imposed financial burdens on cities,
principally through State mandated pension funds, without providing addi-
tional revenue to compensate for the required expenditures, and
WHEREAS, approximately seventy (70%) percent of the total population of the
State of Washington resides in urban areas, expecting city governments to
provide the normal amenities associated with urban living, and
WHEREAS, the financial well being of city governments is the direct concern
of the State of Washington because the State is actively and vigorously
competing for economic expansion with the rest of the nation through
attraction of business and industry and industry will not be attracted
to our cities if those cities are denied financial capability to provide
for the basic needs of its citizens. Industry is often located in those
areas where future needs for utilities are anticipated and programmed,
where adequate police and fire protection is assured and where desirable
cultural and recreational pursuits are available.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Directors of the Pasco
Chamber of Commerce at its regular meeting held in Pasco, Washington
on May 16, 1966, endorced Initiative 226 urging all citizens of Pasco
and the State of Washington to sign authorized petitions to place this
Initiative on the ballot which will insure that the people will have an
opportunity to vote on this Initiative at the November election.
Signed this 16th day of May , 1966 at Pasco, Washington
/S/ Robert G. Allen, President
/S/ Roger Roberts, Manager
ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON CITIES MEETING: Mayor Carter presented the City
Manager with First Place plaque received for outstanding reporting. Mr.
Menasco publicly thanked Harold Wyman for his assistance in compiling
information for brochure and Robert Wherry of the Tri City Herald for lay-
ouS assistance. Mayor Carter asked that a letter of appreciation be sent
to Mr. Wherry and the Tri City Herald.
MOON SECURITY POLICE: The City Manager read a letter from Hugh Moon, of Moon
Security Police—,—a-sl7ing the Council's approval of -Earl Sipe as Security
Policeman.
Motion made by Robinson, seconded by Bailey that Mr. Earl Sipe be accepted
as Security Policeman. Motion Carried.
ADJOURNMENT:
Motion made by Bailey, seconded by Stork to adjourn. Motion Carried.
G.E. CARTER, MAYOR
ATTEST: n
RUTH M D SKY, CITY CLERK/TREASUFER
PASSED and APPROVED this day of _4tkLe_� , 1966. /
'C 'S RESENTATIVE