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CITY OF PASCO
MINUTES OF THE PASCO CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
CALL TO ORDER:
JULY 21, 1970
Meeting called to order at 8:00 P.M. by the Honorable G.E. Carter, Mayor.
ROLL CALL:
By Clerk's Representative. Councilmen present were: G.E. Carter, Hilda
Campbell, M.R. Denney, Robert Greenlee, Ed Hendler and Sam Hunt. Council-
man George Stork was absent from the meeting. Also present were: City
Attorney, Director of Finance, Director of Urban Renewal, City Engineer and
Assistant Planner.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Mr. Hunt moved that the minutes of the regular meeting, held July 7, 1970,
be approved as written. Seconded by Mrs. Campbell. Motion Carried.
VISITORS:
SCOTT LABBERTON, addressed the Council and asked if any recreational facilities
were going to be considered as a result of the disturbances in Volunteer Park.
He felt if there were more places for the youth to go to, they would not frequent.
Volunteer Park. He further stated attempts had been made to hold dances at the
Community Center, but Ithey conflicted with Senior Citizens activities.
The Mayor and Councilmen responded by stating that lack of attendance on the
part of teenagers had closed the dances, not action of the City Council. They
urged Mr. Labberton to contact the newly formed Youth Commission and Benton -
Franklin Governmental Conference Youth Coordinator as a means of alleviating
problems.
A.E. PITTS, owner of Court Street Laundry, was concerned about increased spendin
in the City of Pasco. He felt if taxes kept rising, it would be impossible to
live on social security, etc.
Mr. Pitts was assured by the Council that they were charged with the responsibility
of spending "X" number of dollars; and further, the City had to operate within
16 -mill levy as set out by Franklin County.
NEW BUSINESS:
RESOLUTION NO. 823:
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SALE OF CERTAIN LANDS WITHIN THE URBAN
RENEWAL PROJECT AREA, APPROVING THE METHOD OF SELECTING THE RE-
DEVELOPER AND APPROVING THE MINIMUM PRICE THEREFOR.
Resolution No. 823 was read in its entirety by Mayor Carter. Mr. Hunt moved
that a Resolution approving the sale of certain lands within the Urban
Renewal Project area, approving the method of selecting the redeveloper
and approving the minimum price therefor, be adopted. Seconded by Mr. Denney.
Motion carried by the following roll call vote. YES: Carter, Campbell, Denney,
Greenlee, Hendler and Hunt. NO: None.
RESOLUTION NO. 824:
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SALE OF CERTAIN STRUCTURES WITHIN THE
URBAN RENEWAL AREA, APPROVING THE METHOD OF SELECTING THE REDEVELOPER
AND APPROVING THE MINIMUM PRICE THEREFOR.
Resolution No. 824 was read in its entirety by Mayor Carter. Mrs. Campbell
moved that a Resolution approving the sale of certain structures within. the
Urban Renewal Project Area, approving the method of selecting the redeveloper
and approving the minimum price therefor, be adopted. Seconded by Mr. Greenlee.
Motion carried by the following roll call vote. YES: Carter, Campbell, Denney,
Greenlee, Hendler and Hunt. NO: None.
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NEW BUSINESS - Continued:
JULY 21, 1970
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CALL FOR BIDS - CHASE & SYLVESTER STREETS STORM SEWERS & TRAFFIC SIGNALS: Mr.
Greenlee moved tat the Staff be authorized to call for bids for storm sewers and
traffic signals on Chase & Sylvester Streets - bids to be opened at 10:00 A.M.,
August 4, 1970. Seconded by Mr. Hunt. Motion Carried.
At this time, Councilman Hendler stated that Ordinances from the cities of Auburn
and Renton were being perused as a guide for undergrounding utilities; therefore,
he suggested that the Pasco City Council review these Ordinances with the intent
of passing a similar Ordinance which reflected our needs.
The Staff was directed to draft preliminary undergrounding utility Ordinance for
Council consideration at their Workshop Session on July 28, 1970.
BUILDING APPEALS COMMITTEE: A letter was read from James McCurry, Building In-
spector, requesting a new member to the Building Appeals Commission, due to the
recent death of Rev. Robert Gholar. Mr. Gholar's term expired on October 5, 1973.
Mayor Carter expressed sincere sympathy and directed that a letter of condolence
be sent to Mr. Gholar's family.
DELINQUENT BUSINESS LICENSES: Mr. Hendler moved that the City Attorney be authorized
to proceed with collection of delinquent business license fees from approximately
eleven (11) firms in the City of Pasco. Seconded by Mr. Hunt. Motion Carried.
REIMBURSEMENT TO WATER DEPT. - RE: CONST. OF GOLF COURSE CART BUILDING: Correspondent
was read from City Treasurer, requesting permission to reimburse the Water Department
for money advanced before the bond sale (construction payment of the Golf Course Cart
Shed) in the total amount of $9,926.89.
Discussion ensued as to method of repayment, and it was suggested that Mr. Kinzer,
Director of Finance, take this under advisement - ascertaining where revenues from
rental of sheds had gone during 1968, 1969 and including June, 1970. Further, he
was requested, if possible, to determine the whereabouts of 3 -rentals, not accounted
for.
This request will be held in abeyance and a report will be made at the Workshop
Meeting of July 28, 1970.
HULSWIT ZONE CHANGE REQUEST: A letter was read from O.D. Villines, Acting Secretary
of the Planning Commission, recommending a change of zone for Lots 25 to 28, Block
26, Helm's Second Addition from Residential R-1 to Residential R-3, and requesting
a Public Hearing.
Mr. Hunt moved that a Public Hearing be held for Hulswit Zone Change Request on
August 4, 1970. Seconded by Mrs. Campbell. Motion Carried.
NETTLESHIP ZONE CHANGE REQUEST: A letter was read from O.D. Villines, Acting Secreta
of the Planning Commission, recommending a change of zone for portion of Blocks 29,
30 & 31, Headlight Addition from Residential R-1 to Residential R-3, and requesting
a Public Hearing.
Mr. Hendler moved that a Public Hearing be held for Nettleship Zone Change Request
on August 4, 1970. Seconded by Mr. Hunt. Motion Carried.
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BILLS:
JULY 21, 1970
The following summary of claims, by fund, was read for Council approval:
Current Expense Fund
$ 18,998.35
Library Fund
4,365.85
Park Fund
618.95
Recreation Fund
2,508.10
Street Fund
1,340.77
Arterial Street Fund
1,253.60
Water/Sewer Const. Fund
66,117.32
Cemetery Fund
619.03
Golf Fund
2,352.22
Water/Sewer Fund
5,558.59
Finance Fund
3,864.77
Equipment Fund
2,816.99
Urban Renewal Fund
12,902.99
TOTAL ALL FUNDS: $1,3
Mr. Denney moved that'Warrant Nos. 300 through 453 in the total amount of
$123,317.53 be approved for payment this 21st day of July, 1970. Seconded by
Mrs. Campbell. Motion carried by the following roll call vote. YES: Carter,
Campbell, Denney, Greenlee, Hendler and Hunt. NO: None.
BUSINESS LICENSES:
The following business license applications await approval of the Council:
MATRIX SERVICE CENTER, D. Carter, Shopping Center, 200 South Wehe.
B & B RESTAURANT, Solomen Bell, Restaurant, 2120 E. Lewis.
ENRIQUETA C. MAYUGA, M.D., Physician, 516 W. Margaret.
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CORP., Sprinkler installation, 8 South Idaho, Seattle, Wn.
LARSEN'S 5 -STAR BOAR REPAIR, Repair Service, Janice Larsen, 1121 W. Ainsworth.
FIRE DETECTION SERVICE, M. O'Brien, Fire Equipment, E. 13808 Sprague, Spokane, W
Mr. Greenlee moved that all business license ap lications be approved. Seconded
by Mr. Denney. Motion Carried.
BOAT BASIN: A copy of letter from Mayor Carter to Col. Robert J. Giesen, Corps.
of Engineers - protesting condition of boat basin, was included in agenda as
informational item.
DISTRIBUTION! OF SWIM TICKETS: The following report was submitted by Richard 0.
Erickson, Director of Recreation, pertaining to distribution of swim tickets:
1) Free swim tickets issued to 9 families.
2) C.A.C. issued free tickets to 26 families.
3) Size of families range from 2 - 10 children.
4) In 35 families, free swimming provided for 131 children.
5) No response from families who might qualify for 1/2 price tickets.
6) No refunds have been asked by those who qualify.
PROCLAMATION - "NAVY MOTHERS DAY." Mayor Carter read the following Proclamation
into the record in honor of "Navy Mothers Day."
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PROCLAMATION - Continued:
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JULY 21, 1970
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, Governor Evans has proclaimed August 1211 as Navy Mothers Day, and
WHEREAS, Pasco has an active Navy Mothers Club comprised of dedicated Navy Mothers,
'and
WHEREAS, The Seattle Navy Mothers Club sponsors a plaque to be awarded to the outstanding
Recruiting Office in the 13th Naval District; and
WHEREAS, This year, the Pasco Recruiting Office has been selected as the outstanding
office in that District; and
WHEREAS, The Pasco Navy Mothers Club will have the privilege. of having the formal
presentation of the award made during their August 12th meeting; and
WHEREAS, The City of Pasco wishes to properly recognize both the Navy Mothers Club and
the Navy Recruiting Office, Pasco, for their efforts and accomplishments, NOW,
THEREFORE:
I, G.E. "Ed" CARTER, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF PASCO DO HEREBY PROCLAIM THE DAY OF AUGUST 12,
1970 TO BE:
"NAVY MOTHERS DAY"
in the City of Pasco, and call upon all citizens of the City of Pasco to do their utmost
to convey respect and honor to these Navy Mothers for their contribution to the good of
their Nation and to the City of Pasco.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the official seal of the
City of Pasco to be affixed this twenty-first day of July, in the year of our Lord,
Nineteen Hundred and Seventy and in the Independence of the United States of America,
this One Hundred and Ninety Fifth.
/S/ G.E. "Ed" Carter, Mayor
SUGGESTIONS FROM COUNCIL - GENERAL DISCUSSION:
Councilman Hendler asked for a legal opinion on the following points pertaining to swi,l
tickets, and reported on at the Workshop Meeting of July 28th.
1. Under what conditions can a Resolution duly and properly passed by the Council,
be changed or amended?
2. Without a formal amending Resolution, can a Resolution be changed, amended, or
modified by the City Council or Management of the City?
3. In the event that a Resolution is changed, amended or modified by Council or Ste
without a formal Resolution of change, what is the liability of the City Council
if monies are involved?
ADJOURNMENT:
Meeting adjourned at 9:30 P.M.
ATTEST:
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. . CARTER, MAYOR
PASSED AND APPROVED this Z-/ of �7 1970.