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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01-05-1981 MinutesMINUTES PPSCO CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 5, 1981 CALL TO ORDER Meeting called to 'order at 8 00 P M bY Mayor Pro -Tem; Eql 'Snider ROLL CALL By City Clerk Councilmen present were S K Adams, Beverly Green, Charles Grigg, Ira Schmidt and E A Snider Councilman Bill Wilkins was absent from II/ the meeting due to illness ' Also present were Leland F Kraft, City Manager, Dennis De Felice, City Attorney, Tom Criscola, Director of Finance, James Ajax, City Engineer, John Hastig, Assistant City Engineer, Ted 'Johnson and Alan Lobdell, Associate Engineers, Richard Erickson, Director of Parks & Recreation, Dennis - Kasparek, Acting Police Chief and 'Gary Crutchfield, Director of Community Development ELECTION OF MAYOR Ballotiroj for the election of Mayor (M'aYor Bailie resigned, effective 12/31/80) commenced First ballot indfdated three (3) votes for E I A Snider and two (2) votes for Sferl-Adaris Mr Adams moved that a unanimous ballot be cast for E A Snider as Mayor of Pasco Seconded by Mr Schmidt Motion' carried by roll call vote of five (5) E A SNIDER declared Mayor Mr Snider thanked the councilmembers for their vote of confidence and stated that succeeding Mr Bailie was going to be "a tough act to follow" Balloting for the election of Mayor Pro Tern commenced First ballot indicated three (3) votes for Ira Schmidt, one (1) vote for Sterl Adams and one (1) vote for Beverly Green IRA SCHMIDT declared Mayor Pro Tem CcNSENT AGENDA Mr Adams moved that Consent Agenda be approved Seconded by Mr Schmidt Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) Consent items are as follows a) Approval of Minutes Approve minutes of regular and special meetings, held December 15th and 22nd respectively b) Bills To approve General Claims in the amount of $538,503 15, claim warrant nos 25680 through 25833 c) Hearing Pate - Adoption of Energy Code To fix 8 00 0 r , Monday, February 2, 1981, in the Council Chambers at City Hail as the time and place for a public hearing to consider local adoption of the Washington State Energy Code and appropriate penalties for vio7ation thereof d) Golf Course Rezone (R-1 to C-1-1 1 ) To fix 8 00 P onday, January 19, 1981, in the Council Chambers at City Hall as the :ime and place for a public hearing to consider the Planning Commission recommendation to rezone 25 acres in the northwest corner of the Municipal Golf Cours2 from R-1 to C-1-D e) Hearing Date - Deter Rezones To fix 8 00 P M , Monday, January 19, 1981, in the Council Chambers at City Hall, as the time and place for a public hearing to consider the Peter rezone apolications f) Dymkoski Rezone To fix 8 00 P M , Monday, January ln, 1981, in the Council Chambers at City Hall as the time and place for a public hearing to consider the Dymkoski rezone application g) Code Amendment (Residential Uses in Commercial Zones) To fix 8 OC P M , Monday, January 19, 1981, in the Council Chambers at City Hall as the time and place for a public hearing to consider the Planning Commission recommendation to amend the Zoning Code regarding residential uses in commercial zones MINUTES PASCO CITY COUNCIL JANUARY 5, 1981 REGULAR MEETING PUBLIC HEARINGS MAYOR SNIDER DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN TO CONTINUE THE PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL ON L I D NO 106 - It was noted that the hearing had been duly published and posted There were no written communications received Dile to the fact that two of the five councilmen present had an interest in the , area, they agreed to step down and not participate However, the City Attorney stated the Council could invoke the Doctrine of Necessity so that all present could vote on proposed L I D Both Councilman Grigg and Schmidt felt they could be fair . and impartial without any problem Mr James Ajax reported that work on the project is now essentially complete A few clean up items remain to be done The final total cost, including extra work agreements is $758,178 52 The total preliminary cost was $860,880 00 Due to an HUD Block Grant in the amount of $367,974 00, the actual assessed amount for the final assessment roll is $390,204 52 The preliminary roll was $497,906 00 This amounts to a reduction of 22% in the final roll If specials and extra work agreements are left out and we look only at the general roll, we find the preliminary general roll was $477,787 30 The final general roll is $343,041 04 This amounts to a reduction of 28 2% in the general roll Many property owners in this area received this reduction due to the fact that they had no specials or extra work agreements Due to acquisition of land for a park between "B" Street and Ainsworth, 7th Pvenue and 7th Lane from the County, along with other City-owned property, the cost to the City is $44,629 22 This cost is included in the L I D Following three (3) calls from Mayor_Snider for further comments from the floor, either for or against, the public hearing was declared closed MAYOR SNIDER DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN ON HOPKINS STREET L I D NO 111 It was noted that the hearing had been duly published and posted There were no written communications Mr James Ajax reported that on August 18, 1980, the City of Pasco passed Ordinance No 2183, creating L I D No 111 This L I D was in response to a petition from local residents and business people in the area The original estimate of the total cost of the project was $63,323 54 The project was accomplished under a change order with the contractor for L I D No 107, with change order total price of $49,750 25 A final total general assessment is $45,881 37, with a total of special items of $12,944 26 for a grand total of $58,825 63 The final general assessment roll is approximately 92 4% of the preliminary assessment roll Following three calls from Mayor Snider for further comments from the floor, either for or against, the public hearing was declared closed MAYOR SNIDER DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN ON SYLVESTER STREET SIDEWALK FINAL ASSESSMENT HEARING It was noted that the Hearing had been duly published and notifications mailed to each property owner, as prescribed by law The City Attorney asked the City Clerk if she was in receipt of an Affidavit of Publication and an Affidavit of Mailing prior to P 00 P M , January 5, 1981 The reply was affirmative James Ajax - In the fall of 1979, by Resolution No 1256, the City of Pasco mandated construction of sidewalks on Sylvester Street from 20th Avenue to Road 28 After the legal challenge of this action was denied by the Courts, the construction was commenced and now has been completed The final total construction cost of the project was $69,419 80 Total project cost, including all legal requirements, is $82,957 83 Of this amount, citizens are being required to pay $77,067 73,when the City's share of $5,890 10 is substracted By adoption of Resolution No 1393 , on December 11, 1980, City Council set the public hearing for January 5, 1981 Subsequent to the adoption of that Resolution, the required legal advertisement and notice to property owners involved have been performed by the Engineering Department MINUTES PASCn CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 5, 1981 PIRLIC NEARING - Continued Final project costs have exceeded preliminary project costs by 39 4% The increase is primarily due to clauses necessary in the contract to allow delayed award due to the lawsuit filed against the City in the matter Additional unanticipated costs also arose due to legal interpretation of State and PMC requirements as to advertising, etc , knowing of potential challenges Mr Ajax concluded bystating he felt the assessments were fair and that the property had been benefited to the amount it had been assessed Mr Roy Strode expressed dissatisfaction over assessment due to the fact that he was being charged for 123 83 feet of curb, gutter and sidewalk, when according to his measurements, he only had 114 feet Staff replied that measurement of123 83 feet was physical measurement and his higher assessment was due to his lot being lower than grade thus requiring more asphalt Mr Ajax expressed willingness to meet with Mr Strode and re-measure his property, and if an error had been made, the City would pick up the tab for the difference Mr John Tucker gave verbal presentation and presented the following written protest (John & Rose Mary Tucker, 2612 U Sylvester) "Our property has a horseshoe driveway which gives us double entrance and exits We spoke with the contractor prior to his completion of our portion of the assessment We were told that for no extra charge, we could have the entrances and exits replaced with some type inferior material that would probably last two or three years, but if we wanted to pay extra, we could have material put in that would be more permanent Our reply was that we only wanted our driveway returned to their original state We were charged 51,200 extra Not only is the extra charge ridiculous, the workmanship is shoddy We are not even zoned into the City of Pasco We will discuss this matter at the meeting " Mr Ajax responded that he could not answer for any comment the contractor may have made, however, more asphalt was needed at Mr Tucker's property because it was lower than grade Mr Ted Johnson, Associate Fngineer, stated he spoke to Mr Tucker and told him they could put in a graveled driveway, but Mr Tucker insisted on asphalt To this, Mr Tucker asked, "Can you legally put in a graveled driveway when we, had a 30-year old asphalt driveway which was still usable?" Mr Ajax then responded that the sidewalks had been put in on public right of way even though residents were officially in Franklin County Mr Victor Zeller, 2620 W Sylvester, gave verbal presentation and submitted the following written protest "I have a cyclone fence 48 inches high and the sidewalk is 20 inches in height You have created a safety hazard by putting the sidewalk at this height There are about 24 inches of the fence above the side- walk, there are sharp wires sticking up along the top of the fence When they were putting in the sidewalk, the form kicked out, causing about an 8 inch bulge, pushing into my fence I informed the foreman of the job and he said it would be taken care of I also informed Mr Ted Johnson, who is with the City Engineering Pepartment Mr Johnson said they would landscape the part of the sidewalk alongside my parking lot None of this was ever done Your estimate was about 51,700 and I received a statement for $2,183 70 - how did you arrive at this figure?" Mr Ajax again went over assessment process and informed Mr Zeller that work done on the Sylvester Street Sidewalk was guaranteed for one year under the Contractor's bond Staff will look into Mr Zeller's complaint The following correspondence was received on behalf of Richard Ryder from the Law Firm of Raekes, Rettig, Osborne, Forgette & Brecke V' MINUTES MCC CITY cnumcn REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 5, 1981 SYLVESTER STREET SIDEWALK PUBLIC HEARING "My client, Richard Ryder, hereby files a formal written objection to the final assessment of S3,043 08 levied against property owned by him situate in the County of Franklin, State of Washington, and described as follows W 1/2 W 1/2 NE 1/4 NW 1/4 W 1/2 SE 1/4, Section 25, T9N, R29EWM The grounds for the objection are 1 The original preliminary assessment adopted by the Council on July 18, 1980, under Resolution No 1256 indicated that the estimate for the work would be $2,295 00 for 165 feet including a driveway The final assessment exceeds by more than 10% the preliminary assessment and is for only 147 feet of sidewalk with no driveway 2 The charge of $415 24 for asphalt should not be charged against the property owner since the asphalt was used by the construction crew to shore up a portion which had given away underneath the sidewalk This problem was due solely to the contractor's workmanship 3 The sidewalks were constructed on land upon which the City of Pasco neither has an easement nor any ownership rights The City of Pasco has con- structed the sidewalk on land owned by Pick Ryder and, therefore, cannot collect the assessment of $3,043 08 from Dick Ryder since the sidewalk was not built on either City-owned land or land upon which the City of Pasco has an easement Please present this letter of objection, on behalf of Richard Ryder, to the City Council at the time of the hearing on the Assessment Roll at 8 00 P M , January 5, 1(181 in the Council Chambers of City Hall of the City of Pasco Thank you for your assistance /s/ Philip M Raekes" Lee Kraft, City Manager, supported the efforts of our City Engineer, stating that this had been a difficult project, however, the City felt the property had been benefited to the amount assessed Following three (3) calls from Mayor Snider for further comments from the floor, either for or against, the public hearing was declared closed RECESS 8 55 RECONVENED 9 05 MAYOR SNIDER DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN ON NORTHWEST PASCO ANNEXATION PREZONE It was noted that the Hearing had been duly published and notifications to property owners in a timely manner had been made Mr Gary Crutchfield, Director of Community Development, stated that staff had met with property owners in August (all owners were notified) to discuss the preparation of Preliminary Zoning to be reviewed by the Planning Commission The general con- census of that meeting was that the interchanges be recognized for commercial potential and the balance be preserved in large ownerships until the basic utilities are extended The benefits of this approach included better planning for utility and street layouts and PUD's as well as avoiding premature escalation in property values (taxes) Staff recommended assignment of C-1-D at both interchanges (comparable acreage) and R-T for balance of undeveloped large ownerships The property along Argent Road and Court Street already developed was recommended for zoning classification similar to- the existing development The Planning Commission, after a public hearing on October 2, 1980, recommended the Council establish the Preliminary Zoning recommended by staff A few changes in the pre-zone map were requested during the Council's December 1st hearing - staff's response to each of those requests is contained in Attachment F Continued Next Page MINUTES PASCO CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 5, 1981 NORTHWEST PASCO ANNEXATION - Continued The Council should determine, in order 1) If further hearings are desirable (if so, the hearing should be continued to a date certain) 2) What, if any, changes in the Pre-Zone Map are deemed appropriate 3) Whether or not to approve the proposed Pesolution (with attached map) establishing the proposed zoning for the Northwest Pasco Annexation Mr Crutchfield acknowledged correspondence from Wayne Wilson, Robert Brown and Glenn Walkley and supplied copy of his response to each for the council's perusal In regard to zoning, the Wilson property (example) is presently zoned by Franklin County as "Agriculture," the County Agriculture zone does not permit subdivisions other than for farm labor The City's R-T zone is a temporary or "holding zone" which is specifically designed and intended to be assigned to large parcels of land which have urban development potential, but which do not, yet, have appropriate urban services available The five-acre minimum requirement of the R-T zone is specifically designed and intended to avoid premature divisions of large parcels When adequate urban services can be demonstrated, the appropriate urban density will be assigned to the land through the rezone process The process is identical to the process presently employed by Franklin County Further, Mr Crutchfield stated he had heard from Mrs Mary Gallant, owner of property south of Glenn Walkley, and she, too, would prefer agriculture designation presently given (TAPE OF PROCEEDINGS ON FILE) At this point, Mr Crutchfield introduced Mr Sandy Mackey, Attorney for the City of Pasco, who gave a history of proceedings thus far He acknowledged corres- pondence from Attorneys in California, representing the Marjorie Stewart estate, opposing location of Poad 100 Interchange They are going on record as wanting it back to original location A petition signed by thirteen (13) property owners in area had been submitted to the Boundary Review Board He reminded the council that issue before the Council this evening was , 1) Approve Environmental Impact Statement 2) Adopt map that staff has suggested or modified He stated the Road 100 Interchange had been established by Franklin County and Department of Transportation The City of Pasco concurred with alignment given Mr Mackey again reiterated the zoning proposed and various uses He felt the plan established a middle ground and would not change the life style of any resident in the proposed annexation area For individuals interested in pursuing the services of Richland, Mr Mackey stated that they had no plan available at the present time (Verbatim) Further, if Resolution is adopted, it would read as it'has been presented to you down to the language, BE IT BE RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PASCO, the following paragraph would be added 1) That the EIS is approved and determined to be adequate for the purpose of pre-annexation zoning for the area indicated below 2) That the zoning map and text referred to below shall apply to the following property when and if such property is annexed to the City of Pasco, the language following that is the legal description of the property which is presently proposed for annexation, as taken from the application to the Boundary Review Board and I would ask the clerk, specifically, to include that in the Resolution 3) That in adopting the map for property described in Paragraph Two above, it is the finding of this council that the map is consistent with the Pasco Comprehensive and the minimum zoning reasonably necessary to accomplish the purposes set forth in RCW 35A 14 330, and particularly, to promote coordinated development of unbuilt areas MINUTES PASCO CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 5, 1981 ANNEXATION HEARING - Continued 4) May be taken directly from the Resolution proposed to the Council 5) That the zoning text in effect for the property described in Paragraph Two shall be that zoning specified in Chapter 22 of the Pasco City Code, as amended 6) That there shall be no minimum time following the annexation before changes may be considered to the zoning specified in Paragraph Four and Five above Councilman Adams asked Mr Mackey if RT zoning would affect tax structure for residents in area Mr Mackey replied that there would be no present effect on people living in area, further, that development was what brought higher taxation Mrs Jane McPherson, 6513 W Argent, expressed concern that RT zoning would increase her taxes Staff replied that sub-dividing causes taxes to go up Mr Wayne Drennan, 1831 Cartmell, stated he owned property at Rd 68 & Argent with the hopes of relocating his business there With present zoning, that would be an impossibility Staff replied if annexation occurred, Mr Drennan had the same option open to him by the City as the County - he could apply for a zone change Mr Harris reiterated that citizens in his area wanted the commercial zoning and if they could not get it, we were forcing them to look to Richland for services Mr Crutchfield countered by stating that Mr Harris' property was zoned agriculture under the County with potential commercial Mr David Harris, Road 111, reminded the Council that they needed sewer for commercial development - why not zone their property commercial now? Mr Wayne Wilson stated that pep)ple out there had not been included in the comprehensive plan, further, the Planning Commission didn't give them the courtesy of asking questions He urged that the hearing be continued until staff had had an opportunity to meet with all the people He said residents in that area had devoted many hours to the Comprehensive Plan, and if they couldn't get zoning they wanted, they were being forced to look to Richland for services in order to develop their property and pay taxes Mr Andy Johnson, 1205 Rd 48, urged the Council to postpone adoption of items presented to them this evening in order to reassess Franklin County's Comprehensive , Plan as it relates to land use He felt that sewer and water is the key to expansion Mr Harry Bair reminded the Council that Pasco is sitting in the most lucrative area to grow and the City and County should get together and work it out To this statement, Mayor Snider commended residents of Block 1 who have given freely of their time and effort to work out an amiacable solution Mr Charles Hayde supported the City Council and staff for the start they have made Mr Sanderson stated the small farmer couldn't make a living on his farm now, and without services, they were afraid to wait much longer Mr Eugene Walter expressed sentiment that not all people wanted into the proposed annexation area, however, he did not want to be part of Richland either Mr David Wilson stated that the majority of people were not satisfied with the plan and asked how could they get the City to change to what they wanted Mayor Snider stated this was only a guideline to get started and the plan was flexible Mr Anker Larsen commended the council's plan as opposed to the County's and felt it was less money too Following three (3) calls from Mayor Snider for further comments from the floor, either for or against, the public hearing was declared closed MINUTES PASCO CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 5, 1981 PUBLIC HEARING MAYOR SNIDER DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEAPING OPEN FOP THE PURPOSE OF REZONING PROPERTY AT 2509 W LEWIS FROM C-1 to C-3 It was noted that the hearing had been duly published and posted There were no written communications Mr Gary Crutchfield stated that Mr Ryder could not be in attendance this evening, however, the proposed use was mini-storage facility and the Planning Commission determined that the requested C-3 zone would not be detrimental to neighboring properties or developments Mr Leonard Dietrich questioned access onto Lewis Street at that location and he was assured area would be ditched so that egress and ingress would be stopped Following three (3) calls from Mayor Snider for further comments from the floor, either for or against, the public hearing was declared closed MAYOR SNIDER DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN TO REZONE SE 1/4, SECTION 17, NW QUARTER, SEC 21, T9N, R30 EWM TO I-1 (Columbia East) Mr Adams moved to postpone the public hearing for the Columbia East rezone until 8 00 P M , Monday, January 19, 1981, in the Council Chambers at City Hall Seconded by Mr Schmidt Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) ORDINANCES ORDINANCE NO 2214 (L I D No 106) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON, APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE ASSESSMENTS AND ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO 106 FOP THc IMPROVEMENT OF THE NOPTHWFST QUARTER OF SECTION 32, T9N, R30 EWM, AND EAST HALF OF THE NORTHEAST OUARTER1 OF SECTION 31, T9N, R3OEWM, LYING SOUTH OF "A" STREET, NORTH OF AINSWORTH AVENUE, EAST OF 10TH AVENUE, AND WEST OF 4TH AVENUE, WITHIN THF CITY, AND LEVYING AND ASSESSING THE COST AND EXPENSE THEPFOF AGAINST THE SEVERAL LOTS, TRACTS, PARCELS OF LAND AND OTHER PROPERTY AS SHOWN ON THE ASSESSMENT ROLL Ordinance No 2214 was read by title only Mrs Green moved to adopt Ordinance No 2214, confirming the final assessment roll on L I D No 106 Seconded by Mr Schmidt Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) ORDINANCE NO 2224 (L I D No 111) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON, APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE ASSESSMENTS AND ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO 111 FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF HOPKINS STREET FROM ROAD 24 TO ROAD 28 WITHIN THE CITY AND LEVYING AND ASSESSING THE COST AND EXPENSE THEREOF AGAINST THE SEVERAL LOTS, TRACTS, PARCELS OF LAND AND OTHER PROPERTY AS SHOWN ON THE ASSESSMENT ROLL Ordinance No 2224 was read by title only Mr Schmidt moved to adopt Ordinance No 2224, confirming the final assessment roll for L I o No 111 Seconded by Mr Adams Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) ORDINANCE NO 2225 (Sylvester Street Sidewalk) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON, APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE ASSESSMENTS AND THE ASSESSMENT POLL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALK, CURB AND GUTTER ON BOTH SIDES OF SYLVESTER FROM 20TH AVENUE WEST TO ROAD 28 (THE FREEWAY OVERPASS) IN THE CITY OF PASCO AND LEVYING AND ASSESSING THE COST AND EXPENSE THEREOF /AGAINST THE SEVERAL ABUTTING LOTS, TRACTS, PARCELS OF LAND AND OTHER PPOPERTY AS SHOHN ON THE ASSESSMENT ROLL Ordinance No 2225 was read by title only Mr Grigg moved that Ordinance No 2225 be adopted, confirming the final assessment roll for the Sylvester Street Sidewalk Project Seconded by Mr Schmidt Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) MINUTES PASCO CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 5, 1981 ORDINANCES - Continued ORDINANCE NO 2226 (Ryder Rezone) AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ZONING AND CHANGING THE ZONE CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF PASCO FROM C-1 RETAIL BUSINESS TO C-3 GENERAL BUSINESS Ordinance No 2226 was read by title only Mr Grigg moved to adopt Ordinance No 2226, granting the Ryder rezone from C-1 to C-3 Seconded by Mr Adams Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTION NO 1394 (Method of Payment - Sylvester Street Sidewalk) A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE METHOD OF PAYMENT OF THE ASSESSMENTS MADE IN ORDINANCE NO 2225 FOR SIDEWALK, CURB AND GUTTER CONSTRUCTION ON BOTH SIDES OF SYLVESTER STREET WEST FROM 20TH AVENUE TO ROAD 28 AND SETTING THE NUMBER OF INSTALLMENTS, THE INTEREST ON UNPAID IN- STALLMENTS, AND THE INTEREST ON DELINQUENT PAYMENTS Resolution No 1394 was read by title only Mr Grigg moved to adopt Resolution No 1394, establishing the method of payment of assessments for the Sylvester Street Sidewalk Project Seconded by Mr Schmidt Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) RESOLUTION NO 1395 (L I D Nos 107 and 111) A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE WORK DONE BY TRI CITY PAVING, INC ON L I D NO 107 AND L I D NO 111 Resolution No 1395 was read by title only Mr Schmide moved to approve Resolution No 1395, accepting work done by Tri City Paving, Inc for work done on L I P Nos 107 and 111 Seconded by Mr Grigg Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) RESOLUTION NO 1396 (Proposed Zoning Regulation for Northwest Pasco Annexation) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE PROPOSED ZONING REGULATION FOR THE NORTHWEST PASCO ANNEXATION Resolution No 1396 was read by title only Prior to motion, the following verbatim statement was given by Sandy Mackey, Attorney "Mr Mayor, I would like to suggest for the record so that they have the proper language - some additions if I may at this time The Resolution would read as it has been presented to you down to the language, BE IT BE RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PASCO, the following paragraph would be added 1) That the EIS is approved and determined to be adequate for the purposes of pre-annexation zoning for the area indicated below 2) That the zoning map and text referred to below shall apply to the following property when and if such property is annexed to the City of Pasco, the language following that is the legal description of the property which is presently proposed for annexation, as taken from the application to the Boundary Review Board, and I would ask the clerk,specifically, to include that in the Resolution 3) That in adopting the map for property described in paragraph two above, it is the finding of this council that the map is consistent with the Pasco Comprehensive Plan and the minimum zoning reasonably necessary to accomplish the purposes set forth in RCW 35A 14 330, and particularly, to promote coordinated development of unbuilt areas 4) May be taken directly from the Resolution proposed to the Council 5) That the zoning text in effect for the property described in paragraph two shall be that zoning specified in Chapter 22 of the Pasco City Code, as amended 6) That there shall be no minimum time following the annexation before changes may be considered to the zoning specified in paragraph four and five above " VIITJTES PASCO CITY COUNCII REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 5, 1981 RESOLUTION NO 1396 - Continued Mr Grigg moved to adopt Resolution No 1396, establishing proposed zoning for the Northwest Pasco Annexation Area, as corrected Seconded by Mr Adams Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) UNFINISHED BUSINESS REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL CHANGE ORDER AUTHORIZATION PFC4RDING GOLF COURSE REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT Mr Grigg moved to authorize staff to approve up to $50,000 in additional change orders for the golf course redevelopment project Seconded by Mr Adams Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) NEW BUSINESS (Grigg) APARTMENTS IN C-1 ZONE - 24TH & LEWIS STREET I move to find that the residential use of the property situated at the northwest corner of 24th & Lewis Street, does not conflict with the Comprehensive Plan or the public interest and, therefore, authorize residential development of said property Seconded by Mr Schmidt Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) LEASE AGREEMENT - FDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Mr Grigg moved to authorize the Mayor to sign the attached Lease of the Federal Aviation Administration Seconded by Mrs Green Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) MISCELLANEOUS Mr Grigg moved to hold workshop meeting of the City Council on January 15, 1981, instead of regularly scheduled one on January 12, 1981 Seconded by Mr Schmidt Motion carried by roll call vote of five (5) Mr Adams moved to excuse Councilman Bill Wilkins due to illness Seconded by Mr Grigg Motion carried ADJOURNMENT Meeting adjourned at 11 65 P M ATTE T - .--e--K /Eve yn Wells, City Clerk PASSED and APPPOVED this //-? day of I , 1981