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PASCO CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING OCTOBER 7, 1991
CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 8 00 P M. by Joe Jackson, Mayor
ROLL CALL
By Deputy City Clerk Council members present were Joyce DeFelice,
Michael Garrison, Joe Jackson, Chris Jensen, Charles Kilbury, E A
Snider, and Dan Lath= Also present were Gary Crutchfield, City
Manager, Greg Rubstello, City Attorney, Dick Erickson, Director of
Parks & Recreation, Don Francis, Police Chief, Dave McDonald,
Director of community Development, Jim Ajax, Director of Public
Works, Webster Jackson, Personnel/Purchasing, and Kurt Luhrs,
Administrative Assistant
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The meetmg was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance
SPECIAL ITEM
Mayor Jackson requested, with Council's concurrence, a deviation
from the Consent Agenda as prepared and announced that the next
item on the Agenda would be a statement from Councilmember Snider
followed by the Consent Agenda
Mr Snider addressed Council and announced his retirement from the
Pasco City Council at the end of this Regular Meetmg of the Pasco City
Council
Mr Snider stated that he would miss being affiliated with the City, but
he has sold his home and is moving out of his district, therefore, he
will not be able to finish his term of office.
Mr Snider expressed his gratitude to those who had elected him to 4
consecutive terms on the Pasco City Council
MOTION Mr Garrison moved to regretfully accept Mr Snider's
resignation from the Pasco City Council Mr Kilbury seconded, with
great reluctance, the motion Motion earned
MOTION Mr Jensen moved to appoint Mr Carl Strode to fill the
unexpired term of Mr Snider effective October 21, 1991 Mr Kilbury
seconded the motion Motion carried.
CONSENT AGENDA
MOTION Mr Garrison moved to approve the Consent Agenda as
amended (Item 3(d) Food Processing Wastewater Treatment Facility -
Proposed Agreement for Preparation of Plans, Specification, D 0 E
Approval and other Bid Documents - removed from Consent Agenda
and placed as Item 10(b) New Business) Mr Jensen seconded the
motion Motion carried Consent items are as follows
A) Approval of Minutes To approve minutes of regular meeting held
September 16, )991
B) Bills and Communications To approve General Claims in the
amount of $433,548 64 ($23,411 88 being in the form of Wire
Transfer Nos 2686, 2687 and 2688, and $412,136 76 consisting
of Claim Warrants numbered 71748 through 72082)
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C) Agricultural Arena Committee To accept the Report of the
Agricultural Arena Committee as fulfillment of their directive in
City of Pasco Resolution No 1919.
D) Community Housing Assistance Strategy (CHAS) - Setting a Public
Hearing To set 8 00 p m, Monday, October, 21, 1991, as the
time and date to hold a public hearing for the purpose of
reviewing and approving the CHAS
E) Appointments to Planning Commission To concur in the Mayor's
appointments to the Planning Commission, as follows Lmda Sue
Williams, to a term which will expire on February 2, 1995
(unexpired term of Gary White), and June Smurthwaite, to a term
which will expire on February 2, 1997 (replacing Frank
Pontarolo), Rev Ronald Malichi, to fill the unexpired term of Carl
Strode
PROCLAMATION AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
"Yard of the Month" Awards The following Pasco residents were
presented Certificates of Appreciation from City Council
Isaias and Maria Morfin, 316 North Wehe
Vivian Eby, 2728 Fleming Lane
Kenneth and Darla Mornson, 617 West Bonneville Street
(unable to attend)
Daniel and Gregona Uballe, 831 West Henry Street
Robert and Audrey Coady, 2112 18th Dnve (unable to attend)
Leonard and Glenda Dietnch, 4615 Hilltop Dnve (unable to
attend)
Mr Erickson addressed Council to express his gratitude to Clara
Upton, Dons Noellsch, Carole Hackwith, Dorothy Weber, Jim
Yamauchi and Bob True who acted as judges for the "Yard of the
Month" award
VISITORS
Maria Bnones, of 927 West Ruby Street, addressed Council to express
her concern over several incidents of gang related violence that took
place in her neighborhood recently
Mr Crutchfield recommended that Ms Bnones coordmate with Sylvia
Zaveleta of the Pasco Police Department Crime Prevention Office for
assistance with this matter
Mildred Straws, of 424 North Beech Avenue, addressed Council
concerning her recent water bill Ms Straws explained that she was
told that the water bills she has been receiving since May, 1991, were
estimated bills and wanted to know why it wasn't stated on the bill
that the amount owed was an estimated amount?
Ms Straws failed to understand why she should have to pay for the
City's mistake
Mr Crutchfield suggested that Ms Stra--- visit with him at her
convenience to clear up this problem
REPORTS FROM commn ILES AND/OR OFFICERS.
Pasco Downtown Development Association Meeting Mr Kilbury
reported that he was unable to attend the meeting
Good Roads Association Meeting Mr Snider reported that there
seems to be a renewed interest in a North Richland Bndge
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B F Regional Council Meeting Mrs DeFelice reported that she was
unable to attend the meeting
Visitor and Convention Bureau Board Meeting. Mrs DeFelice reported
that she was unable to attend the meeting
TRIDEC Board Meeting Mr. Lathim reported the main topic of
discussion was the Boeing Wind Tunnel
Health Board Meeting Mr. Garnson reported that the 2 major topics
were the negotiations that are contmumg on the labor contract for the
nurses and technical staff, and his being added to the Budget
Committee
Parks and Recreation Advisory Council Meeting Mrs DeFelice
reported that she was unable to attend the meeting
Business License Activity Report: By Deputy City Clerk.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
None
ORDINANCES/RESOLUTIONS NOT RELATED TO PUBLIC HEARINGS
Ordinance No. 2837
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE UTILITIES-OCCUPATION
LICENSE TAX, AND AMENDING CHAPTER 532 OF THE PASCO
MUNICIPAL CODE TO SPECIFICALLY INCLUDE CELLULAR
TELEPHONE BUSINESS
MOTION Ordinance No. 2837 was read by title only Mr Garnson
moved to adopt Ordinance No 2837, and ordinance concerning the
utilities-occupation license tax, and amending Chapter 5 32 of the
Pasco Municipal Code to specifically include cellular phone business
Mr Jensen seconded the motion Motion carried
Ordinance No. 2838
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING BUSINESS LICENSING
REGULATIONS FOR PAWNBROKERS AND SECOND-HAND
DEALERS, AND AMENDING CHAPTER 5 12 OF THE PASCO
MUNICIPAL CODE
MOTION Ordinance No 2838 was read by title only Mrs DeFelice
moved to adopt Ordinance No 2838, and ordinance concerning
business licensing requirements for pawnbrokers and second-hand
dealers and amending Chapter 5 12 of the Pasco Municipal Code Mr
Garrison seconded the motion Motion earned
Ordinance No. 2839
AN ORDINANCE REGARDING PARADES, PROCESSIONS AND
OTHER ORGANIZED FORMATIONS OF PERSONS OR VEHICLES
ON THE PUBLIC STREETS AND WAYS, AND ADDING NEW
CHAPTER 10 96 TO THE PASCO MUNICIPAL CODE
MOTION. Ordinance No 2839 was read by title only Mr Jensen
moved to adopt Ordinance No 2839, an ordinance regarding parades,
processions and otht:r organized formations of persons or vehicles on
the public streets and ways and creating new Chapter 10 96 of the
Pasco Municipal Code Mr Lathim seconded the motion Motion
carried
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Ordinance No. 2840
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE LICENSING OF A MASSAGE
BUSINESS, AND CREATING NEW CHAPTER 5 70 PMC,
AMENDING CHAPTER 568 PMC, AND REPEALING CHAPTER
5 72 PMC
MOTION Ordinance No 2840 was read by title only Mr Garnson
moved to adopt Ordinance No 2840, and ordinance concerning the
licensing of a massage business, creating new Chapter 5 70 PMC,
amending Chapter 5 68 PMC, and repealing Chapter 5 72 PMC Mr
Jensen seconded the motion Motion earned
Ordinance No. 2841
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING PRIVATE DETECTIVE
AGENCIES AND PRIVATE DETECTIVES, PRIVATE SECURITY
GUARDS AND PRIVATE SECURITY COMPANIES, CREATING
NEW CHAPTER 546 PMC: AND REPEALING, IN ITS ENTIRETY,
CHAPTER 548 PMC
MOTION Ordinance No 2841 was read by title only Mr Jensen
moved to adopt Ordinance No 2841, an ordinance concerning private
detective agencies and private detectives, pnvate security guards and
private secunty companies, creating new Chapter 5 46 PMC, and,
repealing, in its entirety, Chapter 5 48 PMC Mr Garrison seconded
the motion Motion carned
Ordinance No. 2842
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ZONING AND CHANGING THE
CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY WITHIN THE
CITY OF PASCO FROM C-2 (CENTRAL BUSINESS) TO C-3
(GENERAL BUSINESS)
MOTION Ordinance No 2842 was read by title only Mr Jensen
moved to adopt Ordinance No 2842, granting a rezone from C-2 to C-
3 Mr Lathim seconded the motion Motion earned
Ordinance No. 2843
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE
PLANNING AND AMENDING THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
POLICY PLAN
MOTION Ordinance No 2843 was read by title only Mr Garnson
moved to adopt Oreanance No 2843, amending the Comprehensive
Land Use Plan for the City and, further, to approve the ordinance
summary for publication Mrs DeFelice seconded the motion Motion
carried
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
None
NEW BUSINESS
Sale of Surplus Vehicles
MOTION Mr Garrison moved to declare the vehicles/equipment
listed in the attached Exhibit A surplus to city need and authonze staff
to advertise for and sell these vehicles/equipment by sealed
competitive bid, subject to a minimum price as indicated All are to be
sold as is, where is Mr Jensen seconded the motion Motion carried
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Food Processing Wastewater Treatment Facility - Proposed Agreement
for Preparation of Plans, Specifications, D 0 E Approval and other Bid
Documents
MOTION Mr Kilbury moved to enter into an Agreement with the firm
of Hickerson-Pence, Inc P 5, for engineering services related to
design, obtaining all necessary permits, inspection and construction
management services related to the proposed food processing
wastewater treatment facility and, further, to authorize the Mayor to
sign the Agreement Mr Snider seconded the motion Motion
carried
MISCELLANEOUS - INCLUDING SUGGESTIONS FROM COUNCIL
None
ADJOURNMENT
No further business, the meetin was ad ourned at 8 43 P M
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son, Mayor
ATTEST
Cathenne D Seaman
Deputy City Clerk
PASSED and APPROVED this L day of Oc\--obe.,c , 1991
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