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Home My WebLink About07-02-1957PAGE 2214 AliBLRN. WASHIIiGTUN _TtiESDAY JtiLY 2L_1y57 The Nlayor asked. tYiat everyone stand while CounciZman Kuehrl said a prayer Regular meeting of tYre City Council of the City of Auburn, held at $:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers at the City Hall. The meeting was called t o order by Nlayor Clark. Councilmen present: Hitchcock, Kuehn, Rupert, Stalder, Cornwell and Petersen. Councilman absent : Raveri. iinutes of the previous meeting held June 18th were approved i M as mailed. B'1 i7IS Bids for the construction of water mains "or L.T.D. 130 were received from C. J. Rockey quoting $6,643.77 and Lloyd Constructioi Co. quotir.g $7,371.20. These bids were referred to the Water Committee, 't7ater Supt. and EngineerinF Dept. fo.r study and report back. Bids for the construction of curb & gutter and sidewalk for L.I.L. 130 were received from Snaughnessy & Co. quoting $21,666.40; and Carl Nilson & Son quoting $19,$68.40. These bids were referred to the Street Committee, Street Supt. and Engineering Dept. ror stud,y ana report back. CITY PLkNNING Councilmarl Kuenn said NIr. Ward from Joseph B. Ward Associates. the City planriers, l,►ill have a report a little later iri the meetig 6`l'REEi CUIVllAITTEE kEPGRT Councilman Stalder reported ror the 3treet Committee, re- commending that the request or the Auburn I)ay's Inc. for the use cf main Street on Auburr Day be granted. It was moved by 6talder and 2nd by Cornweli that the re- cvmmendatinn or the 3treet Committee be accepted. NiOTIUN CAkRIED ~ Councilman Stald•ar repartea _for the Street Committee, re- commendir_g tr.at the City Council write a letr,er accepting the County's proposal to resurface Ni 6t. S.E. from the NP Railway tracks to 12th St. S.E. with the City paying half the cost which will be about $400.C0 lt was movea by Stalder and 2nd by Fetersen that the City ~ send a letter to the County acceptirig this proposal.MGTION CARFiIEll ATT.ORNEY REFOfiT The City Attorr,ey asked that all petiti ons give the hus~and and wife's name. ORTINANCE N0. 1173 It was moved by Hitcrlcock and 2nd by Cornwell tha.t Urd. No. 1173 entitled "An Grdinance of the City o-r riuburn, Wn., autnorizing the impounding of vehicles within the City of Auburn by the Auburn Police Dept., providing Por t,he method of impounding and dispositinn of ver.icles so impounded", be adopted with the followin ro11 call vote being recorded, Hitchcock, yes; Kaehn, yes; Rupert, yes; Stalder, yes; Cornwell, yes; and Fetersen, yes. ' BI~~lNANCE N0. 1195 ~ It was moved by Hitchcock and 2nd by Kuehn tnat Ord. No. 1195 entitled "An Ordinarice of the City of Auburri, Wil., providing for th ~ issuance specifying maturities and maxium interest rate and fixir.g the form of 929,000.00 par value of' "General Ubligation Street Lighting Bonds for 1957", authorizea by the qualffied voters o-r the 'ity at an electiori hp.lci on Nov, b, 1957, pursuant to Res. No. 29 and providing for the sale of said issue of bonds", be adopted itr: the following roll call vote being recorded, Hitchcock, yes; 'uehn, yes; Rupert, ves; Stalder, yes; Cornwell, yes; and Peterser., es. v A'G:t;'Jiti'i', `uuaHl.iva'TON `I'Li,aiJAY JUi,Y 2, 195°l U' P A 1: 1t LaY'LWtiL Councilman Hitchcock reporLea for ti:e Gom.mittee on Urbat: Renewal saying the CQmmitt;ee wauid 14ke the City Courdril t.o auth- ttie Committ;ee ta proceeu or~ a warkable pi-agram to be present.4(: tG tYlc GOLIiC'll fOT` JtUC1y. it was rr:ovea by Rux;ert ari_,_ 2116 by Gor~lweli that thi: Corr,mitt:e be gi«eri power to ;,ontinue on a workab1e prograr►1. MUTIGN' CAF~~', TEb Cauncilnaaii alitcheock saici thi;; work will cask dbc?ut $100.00 to prepa:re. ik~ was mo~re~~ b~y :.upert arzd 2na by Hitchccck ttiat this Uorrimitt ee be alloweu tc, spend, rzoG to exceed, 4100.00 or: making up thii s pragram. ttii0Tl0h GARRI E C) KEIN:1ET`i' r?E,~~U~ST A reuue-z--t; was receivedl rr•am F' , oy Kerinett ror a taxi zo:ie at mete,° fuo, 2012? on the r:ight s: de o-P Auburn Av~. T~~~.is was re~°erred to t:~ho Licen,~e Comrn~~t~~ with pow~r t•o ~ct an:3 repor°t back. r. T T ~1 L{ i lJ ~..ur,l! L~ 1 A 1etter was rerei•;re::3 Irori A. L. ?3rist:er .5ayi ng h(:~,, G.s goir.g tto use plastic pipp r.rorf: aprivate welt i.n hi s tra:iZer a;ar•;: dn,1 he war.;ted ±-,o krzow i? thP City wi1.l o'Kay this pa.pe w?~BZ; he hoc~ks up t;o Gity wat;er. ~ `I'his wa~ ~efprrP;:3 to the 'vlater Ccmmittee f'or study and re:~c~rt bark. . F'A5~ALO RE~,tJE3'1' A letter was Y•ecei ved froin Fra .k Pqs-3a3o requestaing a hook up Lhe city 6ewer dU 34820 A St. 3.E. This was ^eferrPC3 to thp Watser Commi~,±Fe, ji~Tater Supr,. a n:i ~~ngineer•s Off1Ge 4'or sttic?y an~~ repart bdck. PF'a' I TI ON A petit ion was recei.ved rrom ::ome p.roperty owners on H ;t . 'y.E, protestigg d rest.> horr,e. ThQ City Cserk 5ai.d he 1-iaa never receiverl a letter requcsti7 a :'2::,t, hOGiB C?l'l H 3f,.. Ti? . E. Thi~~ ? etter was order«'d -;1_acen oi-i -ra le. L L G H~" C ON`L'R AC T The uity C1erk stabmitted the ^ontract between :'uget aound 'ower & i..igh'.; Co. an(d rhe Cit~; F ~or t}xe ALi~u?"f,'Szry Vapor ~ 3trea+, ~ i-ht;;. °:i'his i.;> aPiv~- jFear 9ontract .:tarti.r:g June ].s`, 1957. ~~t wa, xnov~:~ by i-iir,~hco~~x an.3 ?r; y F`ete~~Jer: *h,~t the :~a;Tor ±e authorized uo sig.r; this d40TT0N C%RHIEIi aTTOkKEY Rr,F'ORT A letter af nrnceedure ror L.I.D. 130 wa, rec,,Ived -17°rom Jim ay, Botidin, Attorriey. T?:i.s was referred to the :d'treet, ;aupt, Street Comrnittee ana ity r~"Utorney for s#;udy. CALL FUR BI D5 It, was moved by Petersen and 2rld by CornwPll that the "ity lerx cal1 f or bids for the sale of Bonda for L.I. D. 1 30, Ivzth ic±s to bP openedA Jt4ly 1.6th. MOTIUN CkRRIED ENGTMLER R.Lr OF?T A let.ter was received -Prom Alex Sonnichserj,City ;ngirleer, ayi.ng ✓hP sar: ita.ry ~e-wer i.n the MasaQy An~~.r. . i s compieted and ince uhe property owner wi.? l pay the rontractor +'or ,*:he sewer onst,ruction "CY?ere will not be ar.y assessmemts chargec' agairtst PAGE 2216 AUBURN. WASHINGTON TUESDAY JULY 2, 1957.,~ the property iri L.I.D. 121. assessments for lots 1& 10, they hook up to the sewer. This 1er,ter was ordered There will be a charge in lieu of in tr.e amount of $226,20 each when placed on file. POLUTIOIv CONTROL Rc HEALTH DEPT. LETT A letter was received rrom the State Health Dept. and Polution Control approving the plans for the sauth Auburn Sewer Extension. ~UARTERLY RE'r'URT Quarterly reports for Building Permits, Cemetery ope.rations and Punchboard and Amse. Game Licenses were received. These reports were ordered placed on file. BUNNEY LAKE Councilman Hitchcock asked if Bonney Lake had returne~J their contrac*., for pog Warden service. The ~ity Attorney said he sent the cor.tract but has heard no reply. PLANNING SURVEY Joseph B. Ward came before the Council presenting a planning survey for Auburn. He said he and his associates had met with the Council Committee, Engineer and Chair man of the Planning commission. Councilman Kuehn asked how far in advance they project their p1lanning. Mr. Ward said they plan 20 years in arivance. The City Attorney asked what kind of Engir.eErs they hire. Mr. War.d said they tlire Civil, Consulting and Mechani.cal Engineer5. Councilman Hitchcock asked if the City of Nit. Vernon paid for their slarvey. Mr. Warci said private organiz3tions paid for this survey. Councilman Hitchcock sai,.i he was in favor of such a planning survey. Councilman Kuehn said he was in favor or this survey if a payment plan can be vrorked out. Mr. Ward sai.d that he f'eels they can work out the payments. It was moved by Kuehn and 2nd by Hi.tchcock that the Committee continue to study this and work out a plan. MOTION CARRIED BOOK PUBLISHING C0. The ~,ity C1erK said he had talkPd with 1'4r. Fran of Book PubliShing Co. and they would like the city to set a price on the city code books. It was moved by Hitchcock and 2nd by Cornwell that a price of 4!P'20.00 be set for these books and the City release all title to the books. MOTION CARRIED ULD STREET LIGHTS The "ity Clerk said he had talked with Councilman Raver., Street Light Chairman, and he recommended the city call for bicis f or the sale of these streat lights in nlace. It was maved by Cornwell and 2nd by Petersen that the re- comrnendation or the Light Committee be accepted with bids to be oened August 6th. tiiUTION CARRIED CLAIMa It was moved bv Rupert and 2nd by Stalder that the following claims against the city, all hairing previously been passed and signed by the Finance Committee be approved and the City Clerk be a~thorized to (iraw warrants in payment. CtiRRENT EXPENaE #1877 tnru 1943 Inc. 4-10,346.14 ',STREET #62$ thru 651 Ir.cl 2,197.07 AtiBUFtN. 5ti°ASHIl4TGTON TZJESDAY JLLY 201957 VvATEFi #1357 th_ru 1385 Iz1,~~1 ,$14,622.78 i:Eiw'IETrI~Y # 1256 thxIu 1268 Tncl 53G.45 `I'herQ being, no further busir:ess to come bef'ore the Coun^il the meeting was adjovrned' at; 0:20) P.NI. sub;ect t;o the call or the Nlayor. , CIT CLERK _ APPROVE!) THIi ; x DAY Or 19--, r Xr--7/ `7 ~ r t.r NIA YOk !