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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-02-1958PAGE 2318 AUHURN, WASHINGTON TUESDAY SEPTEMBER„`2a,195$ Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Auburn, held at 8:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers at the City Halls The meeting was called to order bp Mayor Denise, Councilmen present: Aaby, Petersen, Rupert, Stalder, Fitzsimmons Towner and Prescott. Minutes of the previous meeting held August 19, 195$ were approved as mailed, HEARING OF BQARD OF ADdUSTMENTS The Mayor declared the hearing of the Board of Adjustment vpen on the request of M.A. Lightls for a zoning variance. City Clerk read the request to refresh the Councilmen on it. Mrs. Don Allison spoke on behalf of the property owners stating it would be very bad for the property owners if they put a drive irt on that property. City Clerk read a petition signed by 10 propertp owners objecting to the request. Tt was moved by Fitzsimnnons and 2nd by Rupert that the request be denied. MOTION CARRIED The Mayor declared the hearing of the open on the request o£ Jess Jarrard for a After muclh discussion it was moved bp the Council delay action until the Gouncil regarding water facilities for this area. JESS JARRARD REQUEST Board of Adjustments special building permit. Rupert and 2nd by Stalds:r gets further information MOTION CARRIED EMIL BITZER REQUEST The Mayor declared the hearing of the Board of Adjustments open on the request of Emil Bitzer Bor permission to build a duplex on 2nd andtjLSt. S.E. I It was moved by Petersen and 2nd by Towner that Emfl BitZer ' request be granted. MOTION CARRIED PUBLIC HEARING The Mayor declared the Public Hearing on the annexation of th area north of 320th from East Valley Hiway to Harvey Road, open. No one appeared for or against the annexation so the Mayor declare the hearing cl,osed. Zt was moved by Fitzsimmons and 2nd by I'rescott that the petition for annexation of this area bcunded by East Valley Hiway and Harvey Road & 320th be granted and the City Attorney be instru to prepare the necessary ordinance. MOTION CARRIED B IDS Bids for a pick-up service truck for the Water Department received from: 1. Bothell Chevrolet 2. Brewer Motor & Equip. 3. Doxon & Son 4. Scarff Motors It ~as moved by Rupert to the Wa`ter Ccmmittee and qu~oting $1,964.19 l,$60.7$ " 1,$91.00 2,061.50 and 2nd by Aaby these bids be refered purchasing committee with power to act. MOTION CARRIED DEEP WELb PUMP SCHEDULE nA" Bids for a deep well pump--Schedule "A" were received from: l. Whitehorse Engineering - Seattle $11,1$6.67 2. Valley Electric Auburn $,443•37 3. Dick DeRemer " $ 301 41 4. JacuZZi Brothers Calif. , . 7,277.57 ed ~ PAGE 2319 AUBURN, WASHIMGTaN TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2„, 1958 5. Bernard ifills Co. - 3eattle $7,605.33 6. Pump & Equipment Co. 7,55$.50 ' It was mloved bq Aaby and 2nd by Stalder the bids be turned ove to the Water Committee for study. MOTION CARRIED SCHPDULE "B" PUMP HOUSE Bids for the pump house - schedule "B^ were received from: 1. ALmstrong Constructicn Co. $15,12$.00 20 West Coast Mech. Contractors 13,570.70 Tt Mas moved bq..Petersen and 2nd by Prescott that the bids be turned over to the WRter Committee for stud'. MOTION CAftRIED STREET LIGHT Councilman Prescott stated that a street light was needed on K St. on back of Boone•s Market. It was very dark. It was maved by Pre3cott-and 2nd by Towner to install a 100 watt street light ca K St. on back of Boonets Market. MUTIQN CARRIED Councilman Prescott also stated that he had received a reque from the residents on Park Ave. that the street lights be left on all n#ght. It was moYed by Prescott and 2nd by Aabq the street lights on Park Ave. be ieft on all night. MOTION CARRITD QRDINANCE #1254 It was moved bq Rupert and 2nd by Prescott that f?rdinance # 1254 entitled an ordinance of the City of Auburn, Washington, amending Section 10 of Ordinance #956 as amended by Ordinance #113 which is an ordinance regulating the water services anill`prescribin rates for water service installation and feesg be adopted with the following roll call vote being recorded: Aaby yes; Petersen, yes; Rupert, yes; Stalder, yes; Fitzsimmons, yes; ~owner, yes; and Prescott, yes; ORDINANCE #1249 It was moved by Aaby and 2nd by Prescott that Ordinance #1249 entitled an ordinance of the City of Auburn, Washington declaring a public emergency to exist and providing for the expenditure of $3,333•94 from the Current Expense fund for the purpose of paqment of the cost of installation of a traffic signal light and for the new police automobile be adbpted with the fcllowing roll call bein recorded: Aaby, yes; Petersen, yes; Rupert, yes; Stalder, yes; Fitzsimmons, yes; Towner, yes; and Prescott, yes; QRDINANCE #1255 It was moved by Prescett and 2nd by Petersen that Ordinance #12; entitled An ordinance of the City of Auburn, Washington relating to and providing for the annexatioa of a contiguous area of land lqing adjacent to the northerlq marginal line of the existing citq limits cf the City of Auburn to the Citp of Auburn which land is described in a petition dulq filed with the City Clerk of the City of Auburn be introduced and adopted with the following roll call vote being recorded: Aaby, yes; Petersen, yes; Rupert, yes; Staldez yes; Fitzsimmons, yes; Towner, yes; and Prescott, yes; OR.DINANCE #1256 It was moved by Rupert and 2nd by Prescott that f}rdinance # 1256 entitled an ordinaace of the City of Auburn, Washington granting a special building permit be introduced and adopted with the following roll call vote being recorded; Aaby, yes; Petersen, yes; Rupert, yes; Stalder, yes; Fitzsimmons, yes; Towner, yes; and Prescott, yes; °AGE 2320 AUBURN. WASHTNGTON TUESDAX SEPTEMBER 2• 195$ RE30LUTI4N #40 ' It was moved by Stalder and 2nd by Fitzsimmons that Resolution #40 entitled a Resolutian of the City of Auburn, King Countp, Wash. irelating to the transfer of £unds from. the L.I.D. reimbursement fund to the materials and supplies fund and to the extra payroTl fund be introduced and adopted with the following roll call vote ibeing recorded: Aaby, yes; Petersen, yes; Rupert, yes; Stalder, yes; ,Pitzsimmons, pes; Towner, yes; and Prescott, yes; It was moved bp Rupert and 2nd bp F'rescott that the swimming ordinance be taken off the table and up for considerati.on. MtYTION CARRIED QRDINANCE #1257 It was moved bp Pre'cott and 2nd by Fitzsimmons that Ordinance 1257 entitled An ordinance of the City of Auburn, Washington, roviding for the construction and equipment of a municipal swimminj ool, building, parking and lighting facilities, and the acquisitioi f land for the location thereof, and appurtenances, and for the onstruction and equipment of municipal fire station for the use of he Auburn Fire Dspartment; declaring the estimated cost thereof ae ear as may be; providing for the borrowin.g of the total of $122•00! nd issuing and selling negotiable general obligation bonds to pay he cost thereof, said bonds to be payable by annual tax levies to e made without limitation as to rate or amount; declaring an emer- ency; and providing for the submission of the proposition s of ncurring said inedbtedness and issuing said bonds to the qualified lectors of the City at a special elections to be held in conjunctio ith the state general ekection to be held therein on hovember 4, 95$ be introduced and adopted with the fallowing roll call vote eing recorded: Aaby, pes; Petersen, yes; Rupert, yes; Stalder, pes itzsimmons, yes; Towner, yes; and Prescott, yes; It was moved bq Stalder and 2nd by Prescott to call for bids grading 6th N.E. between Q and R St. with the bids opening on 7-195$. MQTION CARRTED It was moved by Stalder and 2nd by Prescott to call for bids paving of 6th N.E. between Q& R St. with bids opening on 10-7-1<, MQTIQN CARRIED SIDEWALIC Councilman Prescott inquired in how the sidewalk were coming ong. He stated some have fixed theirts and some haventt. City Engineer stated as soon as they get caught up with their rk they will check them. Mapor Denise asked Chief Ludwig how the garbage can situation s coming. Chief Ludwig stated that they have taeen short because vacations but they will start cracking down. UR,BAN RENEWAL Lewis Hitchcock ssked about how the Urban Renewal was coming? City Engineer atated that a report was snet in for acceptance ut the City has to have a comprehensive plan first. Councilman Prescott inquired if after the State Hiway Depart. nstalled the new bridge on M St. if an automatic flasher would be nstalled. It is very dangerous. 05$• City Engineer stated as soon as the Hiway Department finishes he project the Railroad would come down and check on the advisibil ty f installing,automatic flashers. 6" WATER MAIN City Clerk read a petition signed by 7 propertq owners on So. 53rd St. between 90th and 91st for a 6" water main and fire hydran o serve the property owners. Gost to be financed by an L.I.D. The Mayor referred it to the Water Supt. PAGE 2321 !#UBURN, WASHINGTQId TUESDAY SEPTEMBER "2~195$ RESOLUTION The City Clerk read a petition from the State Hiway Depart. for the purchase of an additional amount of land on 6th & C St. a. . It was moved by Prescott and 2nd bq Towner that said resoluti n be introduced and adopted with the following roll call vote being recorded: Aaby, qes; 8etersen, pes; Rupert, yes; Stalder, yes; Fitzsimmons, yes; Towner, yes; and Prescott, yes; MAYOR QF SEATTLE City Clerk stated the Mayor received a letter from the Ma.por of Seattle along with a report of the Legislative Council. The City Councilmen will be furnished with copies of the report. GENE L. COLBURN The City Clerk read a petition from Gene Colburn for rezoning from residential to residential general. It was moved bp Preseott and 2nd by Towner to refer it to the Planning Comznission. MQTION CARRIED GENE L. COLBUR.N public hearing on 9-16-195$• MOTION CARRIED The City Clerk read a petition from Gene L. Colburn to grant him special propety use. It was moved bq Rupert and 2nd by Fitzsimmons to call for a P.J. MCKAY The City Clerk read a letter from the State Hiwap Department enclosing a blank a.greement to cover the work and costs involved in moving existing 10" water main from the foundation area for pier #2 of their proposed structure$ at M St. It was moved by Rupert and 2nd by Prescott the Mayor be authorized to sign the necessary agreement. MOTION CARRIED JENNIE CROUCH Mr. McCord brought up about Jennie Crouch propertp. He statE something shouid be done about it. It was referred to the City Attorney to write a letter to thE County Welfare. L.I.D. #134 The City Clerk submitted a claim against L.I.D. #134 fund in favor of Rainier Asphalt in the amount of $720.36 for 15% retainec percentage. It was moved by Rupex-t and 2nd by Stalder that the claim agai L.T.D. #134 in favor of Rainier Asphalt in the amount of $720.36 be approved and the necessary warrant for payment be authorized. MQTION CARRIED CLAIMS It was moved by Rupert and 2nd by Stalder that the following claims against the City, all having previously been passed and signed by the Finance Committee be approved and City Clerk be autt to draw warrants in payment. CURRENT EXPENSE #3551 to #3621 V,288•15 STREET 123$ to 1259 10,$64.26 WATER 2052 to 2083 3,578.33 CEMETERY 1557 to 1570 544•$2 LZBRARY 687 to 70$ $25.16 L.I.D. #134 720.36 ns ior PfxGF 232~ AUBURN. WASHINGTQN TUESDAX SEPTEMBER 2, 3.958 There bsing no further business to come before the Council the meeting was adjourned a.t 9:50 P.M. 5ubject tA the call of the Mayor. APPROVED THTS~ ~ DAY OF 19