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Home My WebLink About10-07-1958{ PAGF ~248 AJw`BURN. WASHINGTON TUESDAY f?CTOBER 19,5$ Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Auburn held at 8:00 P.M. in the Ccuncil Chambers at the Citp Hall in Auburn. Councilmen Present: Aaby, Petersen, Stalder, Fitzsimmons, Towner, and Prescott. Couneilman Abgent: Rupert The minutes of the regular meeting held September 16, 195$ were approved at mailed. PUBLIG HEARING The Mayor declared the Public Hearing open on the Assessment Roll for L.T.D. #134. No one appeared to speak for or agai.nst saic Assessment Roll so the Maqor declared the hearing closed. It was moved bq Aaby and 2nd by Towner that the assessment roll for L.I.D. #134 be approved and the Caty Attorney be instruct4 tv prepare the necessarq ordinance. I Mf)TION CARRIED HIDS Bids for grading and graveling of 6th N.E. was received from Heisserman Fuel and Heating. It was moved by Stalder and 2nd bp Towner to refer the bid ta the Street Committee and City Engineer with power to act. MOTION CARRIED Bid was received from Rainier Asphalt f,or paving of 6th N.E. Tt was re£ered to the Street Committee and Citp Engineer with pom t o act. MOTION GARRTED McABEE Mr. McAbee appeared before the Council in regarda to the park: restrictions around the I.iauor store. He wou.ld like someone to go out and check the area. This was referred to Street Committee and Police Chief, SPEAKER SYSTEM Councilman Petersen stated he eontacted Parks Radio about the Speaker system. Mr. Parks stated he was not in that business any- more. Valley Electric is the on*y other one he knew of and they quoted a verbal price of $362.00. It was moved by Towner and 2nd by Prescvtt ghat the matter be tabled for further investigation. MOTION CARRIED STRSET LIGHTING Councilman Prescott passed out some diagrams the P.S.P. & Lig Co. Engineer drea up of the South Dale Addition showing where stre lights should be installed. lir. Aspinwall stated they start billfng 30 days after lights are up. It was moved by Prescott ano. 2nd by Towraer t_o instruct the Puget Sound. Pawer and La.ght Co. to, install the street lights as slaawn on the diagram during the morath of NOnember. MQTION CARRIEP 4RDTNANCE #1260 It was moved by Fitzsimmons and 2nd by Towner that Ordinance #1260,entitlsd An ordinance of the.City o.f Auburn, adopting the budget for the City of Auburn for the year A.D. 1959, be,.introducec and adopted with the following ro11 call vote being recorded; Aaby, no: Petersen, qes; Stalder, yes; Fitzsimmons, yes; Towner, yes; and Prescott, yes; Q~nzN,axcE #1261 ng Tt was maved by Prescott and 2nd by Fit$simmons that (?re 1261 entitled An ordinance of the Ci'ty of Auburn, Washington PAGE_ 2249 AUBURN. WASHTNGTON TUESDAY OCTt}BER 2. 195$ fixing the amounts of tax levies necessary to raise the amounts of estimated expenditures of the City of Auburn,Bor the qear 1959 less the amounts of estimated revenues from sources other than taxaticn including available surplus, and such.expenditures as are,to be met from bonds and warant issuing local improvement guaranty fund and Cumulative reserve funds and the expenditures for salaries and wages, Maintenance and operation and capital outlay of and for the free publi library Qf the city of Auburn all for the qear 1959; be 3.ntr9du6ed and adopted with the following roll call vote being recorded; Aabq, yes; Peter$en, xes; Stalder, tes; Fitzsimmons, pes; Towner, qes; and Prescott, yes; ORDINANCE #1262 F.~~... It was moved by Prescott and 2nd bp Petersen that Ordinan'ce #1262 entitled An ordinance.of the City of Auburn, Washington providing for the rezoning of certain property in the City of Auburn changing the zoning claas of said property from R-60 to C-1 be introduced and adoptod with the following roll call vote being recorded; Aaby, yes; Petersen, yes; S~alder, yes; Fitzsimmons, yes Towner, yes; and Prescott, yes; ROHR AGREEMENT Agreement Nas read dated QCtober 7, 1958 was read by the City Attorney which as read by the City Attorney agreed in offering paying Rohr half for the complete 4wnership transfer by.Rohr to City of Auburn complete ownership of the sewer line from 13th S.E. So. to State Hiway #5 Rohr Aircraft property. It was moved by Aabp and 2nd by Prescott that the agreement be approved. MQTIQN CARRIED RESOLUTIOAT #41 It was moved by Aaby and 2nd by Petersen that Resolution #41 entitled A,Resolution of the City of Auburn, King County, Washingt directing the Mayor of the City of Auburn and the City Clerk to enter into an agreement with Rohr Aircraft Corporatibn to take over the complete ownership of sewer line construct by Rohr Air- craft and directing the City.Treasurer to pay for _said sewer line out of the sewer Cumulative Reserve Fund be introduced and adopted with the follrnwing roll eall vote being recorded; Aaby, yes; Petersen, yes; Stalder, qes; Fitzsimmons, yes; Tanwner, and Prescot qes; J.A. BRADY PETITIQN FOfft L.I.D. City Clerk read a request for rezoning oP prope~.^tp on 2nd and D St. S.E. from multiple housing to speaial purpose prcperty on 2nd and D St. S.E. fro a 15 unit apartment house. City Engineer stated he could not see anpthing wrong with it if there Were no objecti0ns from the property owaers. It Mas moved by Towner and 2nd bp Prescott that October 21,19 be set For a publie hearing of the Board of Adjustments on said request* and fire hydrants to serve the area as shown on a attached map. It was signed by 58.62% of the propertp owners. It was moved by Towner and 2nd bq Prescott that it be placed on file for further studq. M(?TIQN CARRIED City Clerk read a petition requesting a local improvement district be created for the purpose of constructing water mains MfATION CARRIED PAGE 2250 AUBURN, VdASHINGTON TUESDAY tCTOB$R 2. 195$ NICHQL A. WARD City Clerk reada letter from Niphol A. Ward stating some years ago he entered into a contract._with the City of Auburn regarding furnishing water to his property line, east of the City limits. He has sold the Easterly portion with thes house on it and retained the westerly portion. He requested the City Council agree to can- cel this contract. By doing that the buyer of the Easterl,y pozYtion of property could purchase a meter and have it installed on his line. This way the City of Aubura would charge for .meter water outside the City limits accarding to qour ordinance rates and I riuld not be responsible, except for rny property which is already metered. Water Supt. stated the City wouldn*t loose much off c►f it. City Attorney stated he would submit and ordinance for can- celling the contract at the next meeting. MARK A. HEDMAN !:a.t°Fv Cle.rk read a letter from Mark Hedman requesting the City to install a six ineh C.I. water main with two fire hydrants on F St. S.E. It was moved by Prescott and 2nd by Fitzsimmong that it be refered to the Water Comazittee with power to act. M4TION CARRIED MRS. MANUEL CARAMES City Clerk read a request from Nlrs. Carames that a street light be installed at Sth and North Division streets. Tt tvas moved by Prescott and 2nd by Towner ta install a street light at 5th and North Division. MOTIQN CARRIED SAM BODDY JR. City Clerk read a letter from the Wash. State Dept. of Commeroe and Economic Development regarding the Urban Planning Assistance ; Grant Program. ; City Engineer stated he contacted Mr. Kirry and he will be in; Auburn on the 14th of Uctober, 1958, and will have it ready for the Council meeting and have it in to 4lympia by the deadline the ~ 29th. A.L. BRISTER City Clerk read a letter from A.L. Brister with a plat attachOd af proposed trailer home sub-division. The lots would be sold to ; Trailer ownErs and restricted to railers onlp. Thzs was referred to the Planning Commission. ! KTNG CQUNTY SIVIL DEFENSE The City Clerk aread a letter from the King County Civil Defen: stating that on Saturday the Boys Scouts would bs around lianding Civil, Defense booklets out. This copy was turned over to the pres: for publication. FTNAL ASSESSMENT BE3R L.I.D. #132 The City Clerk submitted the final assessment roll for L.I.D. #132. It was ordered placed on file. QUARTERLY REPURTS Quarterly reports from Po].ice Court, Cemetery Operations, Building permits, Punchboard & Amse. Games Operations for July, August, September, 195$ were received. It was moved bq 3talder and 2nd by Prescott these reports be placed on file. MOTION CARRIED ~l PAGE 2251 AUBURN, WASHINGTQN TUESDAY QCTQBER 7. 195$ C LA IMS It was moved by Petersen and 2nd bp Stalder that the following claims against the City, all having previously been passed and signed by the Finance Committee be approved and the Citp Clerk be anthorized to draw warrants in payment. CURftENT FXPENSE #3672 to #3756 $99513•72 WA2ER #2105 to #2141 5,718.30 CEMETERY #1579 to #15$9 518.41 STREET #12$2 to #1307 29210.34 L.I.D. #106 7.50 There being no further bus3.ness to come before the Council the meeting was ad3ourned at 9:25 P.M. Subject tc the call of the Mayor. APFROVED THIS 21 DAY OF ~ IT CLERK 7 ~ ` MAY