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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-02-1976 Minutes350 MINUTES PASCO CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING CALL TO ORDER March 2, 1976 Meeting called to order at 8:00 p.m., by Jan Tidrick,•Mayor. ROLL CALL: By Deputy City Clerk. Councilmen present were`: S.K. Adams, J.C. Bailie, Vernon Schuelein, E.A. Snider, Jan Tidrick, Bill -'Wilkins and David Sheeley. Also present were: George Smith, City Manager; Patrick Roach, City Attorney; Leo Olney, Director of Finance; James Ajax, City Engineer; Al Tebaldi, Chief of Police; Webster Jackson, Director of Urban Renewal, Dick Erickson, Director of Parks/Recreation. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Mr. Bailie moved that minutes of regular meeting, held February 17, 1976, be approved as written. Seconded by Mr. Sheeley. Motion carried. BILLS AND COMMUNICATIONS: The following claims were presented for approval: Legislative $ Judicial 867.51 Executive 156.05 Legal 15.96 Personnel 340.64 Planning 26.57 Other Governmental Services 427.10 Police 2,120.94 Fire 1,238.37 Detention/Correction 17.00 Protective Inspections 25.81 Ambulance & Aid 77.52 Engineering- 150.53 ,TOTAL GENERAL FUND $ 5,464.00 STREET 341.21 LIBRARY 1,089.16 CEMETERY 378.55 URBAN RENEWAL 1,509.02 RECREATION/PARK 975.98 CAPITAL PROJECT -INTER -CITY BRIDGE 251,952.91 CAPITAL PROJECT -CBD REDEVELOPMENT 57:50 ENTERPRISE-WATER/SEWER 7,090.51 ENTERPRISE -GOLF 623.83 EQUIPMENT RENTAL 8,261.68 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 1,090.49 FIREMENS PENSION 1,303.66 BOND FUND 410,000.00 GRAND TOTAL ALL FUNDS $690.138.50 Mr. Wilkins moved that warrants nos. 4766 and 4845 in the total amount of $690,138.50 be approved for payment this 2nd day of March, 1976. Seconded by Mr. Adams. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7) . The following payroll claims were presented for approval: i� 1 L, 11 MINUTES "' `" -` REGULAR MEETING PASCO CITY COUNCIL Mardi 2f 1976 Legislative $ 1,123.95 Judicial 1,266.88 Executive 2,664.57 Legal 1,171.20 Planning 2,552.92 Other General -Services 42.03 Police 44,377.42 Fire 23,961.23 Protective Inspections 2,159.84 Ambulance & Aid 3,298.56 Engineering 3,018.20 TOTAL GENERAL FUND: $ 85,637.80 CITY STREET 6,551.94 CETA 5,929.08 NEIGHBORHOOD FACILITY- 967.91 LIBRARY 1,551.59 CEMETERY 2,647.69 URBAN RENEWAL 1,493.12 PARKS & RECREATION 8,313.18 WATER/SEWER 16,429.61 GOLF 2,688.00 EQUIPMENT RENTAL 3,522.56 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 8,628.09 GRAND TOTAL ALL -FUNDS: $144,360.57 Mr. Sheeley moved that payroll vouchers nos. 8567 through 8923 in the total amount of $144,360.57 be approved for payment this 2nd day of March, 1976. Seconded by Mr. Snider. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7).. PUBLIC HEARINGS: The public hearing on the Auto Park L.I.D. was declared open by Mayor Tidrick. Following -three (3) calls. -from -Mayor Tidrick for comments from the floor, either for or against, the Public Hearing was declared closed. VISITORS: There were no visitors wishing to address the Council at this time. CLAIMS. AGAINST THE'CITY: Dennis Sallee:Mr. Shebley moved that potential claim of Dennis Sallee be referred to City Attorney and the Insurance Carrier for their action and/or attention.. Seconded by Mr. Bailie. Motion carried. Mr. Schuelein asked to be advised of the out- come of said potential claim. ORDINANCES: ORDINANCE NO. 1772: AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OF PROPERTY FOR PARK. PURPOSES -.5th and 7th AVENUE - PEARL & LEOLA. Ordinance No. 1772 was read by title only. Mr. Adams moved that Ordinance No. 1772 be adopted. Seconded by Mr. Sheeley. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). ORDINANCE NO. 1773: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NEW FUND TO BE KNOWN AS THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT TRUST FUND. Mr. Wilkins asked why a new fund had to be established. Mr. Olney, Finance Director, replied that this was -necessary because of a' federal order requiring a hew trust -.fund to be established in order to receive the funds. Mr. Olney would be in charge of these funds. 352 REGULAR MEETING Ordinance No. 1773 that Ordinance No.. Motion carried by MINUTES PASCO CITY COUNCIL was read by title only. Mr. 1773 be adopted. Seconded by roll call vote of seven (7). r ORDINANCE NO. 1774: March 2, 1976 Sheeley moved Mr. Schuelein. AN ORDINANCE ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT OF MARIE STREET AND OCTAVE STREET TO ITS NORTHERLY TERMINUS, APPROXIMATELY 270 FEET FROM MARIE STREET, ALL WITHIN THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON, TO RESIDENTAL STANDARDS BY GRADING, CONSTRUCTING AND INSTALLING STORM DRAINS, BALLASTING, ASPHALT CONCRETE SURFACING, CURBS AND GUTTERS, STREET LIGHTING AND ALL INCIDENTIAL WORK, ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH RESOLUTION NO. 1019 OF THE CITY COUNCIL: ESTABLISHING LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 94; PROVIDING THAT PAYMENT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT BE MADE BY SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS UPON THE PROPERTY 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." Ordinance No. 1774 was read by title only. Mr. S-.heeley moved that Ordinance No. 1774 be adopted. Seconded by Mr. Snider. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). ORDINANCE NO. 1775: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PASCO AMENDING THE FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR LID NO. 91 AND AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1770. Ordinance No. 1775 was read by title only. Mr. Adams moved that Ordinance No. 1775 be adopted. Seconded by Mr. Wilkins. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). RESOLUTIONS: RESOLUTION ­NO. 1025: A RESOLUTION COMMENDING MR. A.V. "DEL" LINCOLN FOR HIS DEVOTED SERVICES TO THE CITY OF PASCO. Resolution No. 1025 was read by title only. Mr. Snider moved that Resolution No. 1025 be adopted. Seconded'by Mr: Schuelein. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). RESOLUTION NO. 1026: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF PASCO PROVIDING FOR IDENTIFICATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES OWNED BY THE CITY OF PASCO. Resolution No. 1026 was read by title only. Mr. Wilkins moved that Resolution No. 1026 be adopted. Seconded by Mr. Schuelein. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). UNFINISHED BUSINESS: BOWLING ALLEY - LIQUOR SERVICE': Mr. James E. Pieroni was present for this discussion. He presented to the Council copies of the plans for the bowling alley, including lounge, lanes, amusement area and concord area. Mr. Earl Martin and Mr. Ray Waechter both were present with Mr. Pieroni. Mr. Pieroni then turned the discussion over to Mr. Waechter. Mr. Waechter presented the following correspondence from D. Bruce Sargent,"."Managing Director of Washington State Bowling Proprietors' Association, Inc., to the Council: "Since the passage of Senate Bill 3117, two year ago, many bowling centers through (�d:t-tne-state have applied for and been granted the privilege of serving alcoholic beverages111n.their places'of business.' It is my understanding that Clover Deaf Lanes "in� 'Pasco' is 'now in the process of making. application and"needs your approval of their request. In behalf of the Association, I sincerely request that you 1 353 MEETING REGULAR MEETING PASCO CITY COUNCIL March 2, 1976 decide favorably on their application to the State Liquor Control Board. Clover Leaf Lanes has long been an outstanding member and conducted their business activities in a manner conducive to the betterment of the bowling industry. There are presently over 50 bowling centers, throughout the State of Washington, serving alcoholic beverages in their bowling centers. This service has allowed customers to enjoy their favorite beverages while participating in their weekly recreation. Also, many organization looking for tournament sites for their .bowlers look very hard'and long.at the facilities offered by the centers. Prohibiting Clover Leaf Lanes from serving alcoholic beverages might well present some larger bowling tournament from coming to your fine city. We have foundthat the Liquor Control Board's guidelines for operation are most adequate in controlling the traffic of young people who frequent our bowling centers. To the very .best of my knowledge, there have been no complaints against any center who has a.license to serve alcoholic beverages. Again, I urge you to favorably consider Clover Leaf Lanes application." The main concern brought up was the separation of the minors and the adults during the time liquor was being.served, (liquor control). Mr. Waechter explained that there would be additional help patrolling the area when liquor would be served. Mr. Sheeley questioned- whein ` l .quor.'would :be. -.served:' Mr. Waechter explained that serving liquor was an economical investment for the bowling establishment and that liquor would be served only when it would only be feasible to do so. Mr. Sheeley questioned'as to whether you would only be able to buy liquor inside the.lounge area or whether you would be able to buy liquor when minors would be present in the area. Mr. Waechter again- explained that minors could be present during that --.time ,biut -that' only .a very few would actually be in that area. Liquor would only be served during evening league times and during tournaments, this is when it would be economical to do so. Any other time during the day when few adults are'bowling,it would not be sound to do so. Mr. Sheeley questioned as to whether there were.any guidelines for the supervision of the juveniles. Mr. Waechter explained that the people employed there would be on,.a-:constant outlook when liquor was being served, for juveniles in the lanes.' Mr. Snider asked that if during the summer when the leagues are not full that if in the early evening when families may -be bowling, could liquor -then be served? Mr. Waechter answered yes, that is if it were economical to do so. Mr. Snider noted that Clover Leaf Lanes would then be a entire cocktail lounge. Mr. Waechter added that it would be in only getting a drink but it would not be in atmosphere. People are there to bowl not to get drunk. 354 REGULAR MEETING MINUTES PASCO CITY COUNCIL Mr. Waechter read the references of Mr. Pieroni. March 2, 1976. Mr. Earl Martin spoke and stated that if they were only given a chance to prove themselves that he knew that it would be handled in the proper ways. Mr. Dennis Scott made a comment that people are now bring liquor into the lanes and that he felt',that the liquor is patrolledright now and'it is working. Mr. Wilkins moved that'Mayor Tidrick sign the letter to be sent to the Liquor Control Board. Seconded by Mr.,Bailie. Motion carried by roll call vote of four (4) to"three (3). YES: Adams, Bailie, Sheeley, Wilkins. NO: Schuelein, Snider, Tidrick. 1 LAND DISPOSITION - URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT AREA: Wester Jackson, Director of Urban Renewal, presented and disposition of land to be sold to Fred West for the amount of $4,500.00, more particularly described as follows: Lots 12, 13 and 14, Block 101, along with the 10 feet by 150 feet North portion of the vacated East-West Alley adjacent to said lots, all located in Pasco Land Company's First Addition. Mr. Adams moved to approve authorization of sale of Urban Renewal Land to Fred West. Seconded by Mr. Sheeley. Motion carried by a roll call vote of seven'(7). NEW BUSINESS ADDENDUM NO. 1 TO CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT AGREEMENT: Mr. Sheely moved that discussion of this matter'wait until after the workshop. Seconded'by Mr. Snider. Mr. Wilkins said that -if this were alright with Mr. Scott that it would be fine to postpone it. Mr. Scott said that it would be f in6. Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) to two (2). YES: Adams, Schuelein, Sheeley, Snider, Tidrick. NO:'Bailie, Wilkins. REPORTS FROM OFFICERS: Dick Erickson made his weekly Golf Financial Report. MISCELLANEOUS - INCLUDING SUGGESTIONS FROM THE COUNCIL' Mr. Bailie reported that he wished to have the agenda from the Park 'Roard_,_ but that he didn't have it and advised that he would have it at the next regular'council meeting. ADJOURNMENT: Meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. Y � ATT SI',:-" AN TIDRICK, MAYOR PASSED AND APPROVED this day of March, 1976. 9 1 1