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It was moved
by Fitzsimr;.ans
ar:d2nd bv
Prescott tnat the
follawing claims agair:at the City
, all havi
ng previauslv ~~eer,
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passed az,d sigr~ec~
os;r t;iie ''inazice
Ca,~rnittee,
be approved.
ar.d ttze
City Clerk be auth
orizec to draw
war:rants i
r, paymert.
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`i'tierebei:~g no further busir,ess to eome befor~: tne City
Council, the meeting was adjourned at 9:15 P.1i., aubject- to the
call of the 1~ xavor .
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APPROVED THIS L) OF % 19
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~ /""~''t3~;F~ 17. 19_59_
Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Auburn,
held at 3:00 P.I{i. in the Council Chambers at the City Hall.
ihe meeting was called to order by i-;ayor Denise.
Councilmen Present: Aaby, Petersei7, Kammeyer, Stalder,
r itzsimmons,rCowmer
Councilmen Absent: Prescott
?,iinutes of the previous meeting neld Ilovember 3, 1959, were
approved as inail.ed.
-oublic Hearing
iJo P„blic Hearirlg
:3IDJ
}3ids for suppl,ying the City with garbage service were received
from Hignline Disposal and ~;haw ;)isposal, Inc.
These bids were referred to the Purchasing Committee with
Nower t o act.
COi-i['-iI^,'`',EL; .t':aPOJLTj
FliRC;iASI?'?G COI'-L,"ITTLL
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FI:tE COJ'-:I'~1iI':" 1L'EE
iao report
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Councilman Fitzsimr.AOr}s re~?c?~~ve~~ t'r~:~,~t t~~P License Cor~r:~ittee
ha;a rn;.,~t ~ti}ith the C~st f r~tto~,rle;~~ on the lc.gality of censoring the
ITIt)V1.@S 3#', tI1P. AuC3LlS"Il rLV-f.,'TIUe tr:eat1^U. ThE: Cit;V At'.t,'J'T'71f3V 1?7 tUY'rl
t;2Cyt Vd:l..ti1 the P.T.A. T'4=?preSeT2t•a=3.t'! VE' at Wh7.CCi t1.7'ie h2 eXpla1nf36 tC)
h!: 7' t!`i u f:• hE', x1 ad c O T ie U V E? f`. }:1 E? laws O1"t th? s S°!.. tU av 1. Q11 aI1d t W a::i
hia opini.on that, the gerferal, rest;rwaint wyadich regua.rds mot ion
p,ictures, waulci comA uncxer the proF3ibitiorr oi j.=,he Ganstitution,
a°y?endment 1 and amenciment 14. Hr recommended to her to let hirn
write to the Associatican of Washington Cities for arxy irz:f'oramation
trie;r riave frr regulation of mcation pzctur^s in citi.e:a uahich wauld
PE Convtitt~tional. 3he f;g~~ed, ai.d a ietter wa;; written, hut
aa yet no answer izas beer: received,
Si'xfEET C( !AIT{ K_.,
Gouncilrrtan Stalder^ st~~ed tx:at the 5treet Cornmit;tee had rrxet
wit'ri the :?Latzti.zicatiori Committee at their• :Last rreetirzg. A
ietter will be read uurir.g CorresNander7ce.
0e problern of hrs, La Gris trens orz l;er pax°king strip haa
G7cen set tled. 5he agreer3 ta remeve the trees herself.
T!`le at7'eet C0m2r1ttee <3iaG ~greeri L`O let u.Cle bUses Lise the
street in frorzt of thz. .:epou zor ? oadint; anci unloac?ing, 'I'ne
13L1 S E? 5 wl. a. i be T" C', qLl l. r£',`'_ to cOme <A G'L1(1 ~,ry it. T' B et tC} L'' l T' St it T' E 4a t c3I'1 C2
down Pirst-, utx•eet ih front of ~he Uepot. this trail.l eliminate use
of the a11ey, +:or the Street Cammittee feQ?7 that the vibratiQri
^rzated by the buses wil.l daniage the Sa.nit ary sewer in the al1Py.
it was r,ioveci by Sta:Ider a:;d Ind by ,yaby that the Ccuncil
acr..LYt the recommendatiora of the Street Conzrrcittee.
1;MTI:Oe: CAi,.RIEJ
Cour:cilniarr atalder also recommended tk1at the trees acr03s
from the City Hall bP laft alone till next year. -
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Couz7cil.nar: i:arrin-it ypr explained tllat the Water I;eptirtrnerlt raas
u.seu machiz.es, an addresscgrarh and graphntype, triat; t'1ey would
1ike to uispose of.
7°t was moved by Kammeyer and ?nd by Towr.er that they cdll for
bids on tliese two used machines, bids to be npened Lecember 1,
1959•
MC?`i'IO"1: CARitlEi)
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C'iti.llNxi`rOZ ; 13 56
Tt was ::toved by retersen anL: ?nd by Kammeyer that Ordirlance
f,4356, entitled, An. Ordiraaric;e oz the City of Auburn, :':ashingtori,
regulating the pla.nting, mair:t,etzarice, protection, control and re-
maval os trees ixi, near, and upor~ the public strr=?ts, aiclPwalks,
sEuwers, ar.d othex° pub1ic places; prahioitirig encroachment thereari
CJi gT'aSS , wf:E,'dS , bLiSh-C,'s, ShT'U.'~~ ~ pla21t5, t2'"8E.a , OVeT'haT1€;121g
brardcizes, and other vegetation, which obstruct; the view and
prevent iree use thereof f'or public purposes: I)eclarirtg such
obstruction to be a m.uisance; providing for removal or abaternent
thereof; pravidirig for appeals frorn order ofa'oaterlent: and
prescribing penalties, be intraducsd arad adopted with the fallow-
in.g roll ca11 vote being recorded: Aaby, yes; Petersen, yes;
sammeyer, Yes; :italcler, Yes; Fitzsi:nrnoris, yes; Tawner, yes;
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AUh.-~,_JyAJHINTOoN TUEsDaY 17,_ 1959
0 1 1~.DlAT.CE ,=1357
It was maved by Fitzsimmoris ar}.d ?rid by Kammeyer that C`rdinancf
41357, entitled, an Ordinance of the City of Auburn, Washzngt;or.,
relating t o and providing f or the c oridemnati. orl of a tract of Iand
by the Ci_ty of Auburn for the purpose of improving the Gityt s
water supply by the construction af a Chlorinaticn Treatment Flant
and access road to serve the water system of the City of Auburri,
be intraduced ancl adopted with the following roll ca11 vote being
recorded: Aaby, yes; Petersen, yes; 'riaruneyer, yes; italder, yes;
Fitzsirnmoras, yes; Towner, yss;
crtD sl<<A I'cE 1358
It was rnoved by Kammeyer and ?nd by Fitzsirnrrcons that Crdinanci
#13 58, entitled, An Ordinance of the City of Auburn dAashington,
declari.ng a public emergency ta exist and requiring the appropriat:
of .J500.00 for Lxtra Payroll purposes and v1500.00 for aervice
Pipe Fittings from the unbudgeted funds of the 'v'Jater Department
be introduced.
1~i0TI0i ! CAF:'rtlED
t%'t,TEN T3UPi . Fti'rjP()Ri
No report
STPEEi ~UPT. RLYQRi
Svo report
t?,71~:GI~~J~~;tiIS hEPOF~T
:'~o report
OLL) BL'SINE53
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Tt was moved by Stalder ard ?nd bf Towner that they call
for bids on a r:ew pickup truck for the Street L'epartment, bids to
be opened on Decem'ner 15, 1959.
Iin1In~~T CAF:RIED
It was moved by Karnrneyer and ?nd hy Towner that tney call
for bids on a three-wheel motorcycle and one sedan for the Police
Departrnent, bids to be opened. on Uecember 15, 1959.
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LOR.i;T'i'A S'~MiI i ri
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"Irs. imith statad that several t.imes her garbage can has
been dumped aver by dog"; and she feels that whether licensed or
r.ot, dogs shoulciNtt be a nuisance to the public.
This was referred to the 6treet Gommittee.
F:? ry 1: "~1I LBEh
iu1r. ti°v'ilber stated that the Jmriior Chamber of Commerce has
available, a sufficient nur~lber of litter cans to do the job that
should be done. They would like to put out 50 litter cans through
out the City. At the meeting with the Street; Committee, it was
determined that there -was a reed for these cans, and it was agreed
by the 6treet Committee that the [_-ity should assume responsibility
for care and. emptying of these litt?r cans.
lize CiGyr Clerk read the letter f.rom the T-3eautificatior:
Gornmi.ttee. In ~he Zetter it stat-es that the City will have to
keep up the maintenance on the r•oad side parks. The planting ar.d
labor would be taken care af by the Hibhway liepartment.
s~ir. Wilber stated that he had talked to T,:r. Walsh, who is
concQrnpd.with new highway developments, and h¢ had agreed to
help wi uh the plarnino o-P these parks, or ;o over arAy plans the
Corm►ittee might 'nave. Thp hig'rxway Jepartmerit has a coslsiderable
arnrunt of mo:ley that can be used for this project. ri,he stat~
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CO?1T'lcii. 1,S l..li faL*Cl1' G':.' t:'I;',S~ pl;1i1`~..~-' fOT'
erztrances az;d t;hc.y .fur•t:i:.:~~~ afrree to as:
tC1e rria117tezlr3nGe.
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3ur,7et riesponsiiba_1.ity for
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~:an'1X,zeyt?S' Sl,lggeStedl t.i1at tt1~`; f:it'y' 'i~ave tl7.o gcax'ba.frf3
co'~~.~iV~'i~~.`Li~.i)i~:Jt.u.~~ vlle c~.ras. r~nl,,,i . lille City ..y?c~y :io ??iu~',~~ y'eT' ~.'~TZ/
`:i"rais woulci all ha•ve to be considered i:z uize riew ga.r°bage corltr~ct.
was r,xovec; by atalca.pr an(:~ 9r.c.i FetE~rser~ t~lat the Ci.t~r
be charged the expense far the ri_3.sposal of the li.tter% caris.
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The City Clerk presentec, five quzt elaim deects for atreet
purposes on1y. `?`hese wc: ^e vurnE,: ovL,r t;o tx'le Cit;~r Attornef for
recoz°czing.
It was ;noved by Aaby and 'ric? IDy r:arnmeyer that tlaeso cleeds
be accetteti and t'rle i~ity AttoY'neyV be izzstructed va ?^eCt)rd SB.rnE:.
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r:':rae City Clerk read " two pe'uitions far rezoriirig. `.I'hese
peta.tians were handec's in by . C.':'ar7wyck and i~.oma Tu7anyyck, and
cane by rt . W. ,i~rriey.
`i'hese were -y-eferred ta t~lp- Y1ari.na,rig Carrnission.
J'L:'j : C('.33 lt)'.
i'I i~: C it;y C4 er~k rc:~ad a le~ te.r frorn the ~1u~aurn YlarninG
Cor!~riissian statinv that 10ina7.. action be held in obPyance ori the
1wi.C. Clax•k petition, until the Car~~~rener.sa.ve pl,~n for the ~'ity
izi that area is cQmpleted by the Plannizig Consultarit fi,rm. i~`:rs. C1ark stated that she Uiould 1,ike this suggestiorl by i
~i-le Planning Commisszon e?~plained ir~ore c'LearZ.y. ihe Ci.ty JI:111 n,,ineeri
stated that the Plar.ning Gommissa.on deraied the peta.tiQn the
first tirne because they were following the Comp.rehensive r1an
tor the City. At this tirne, they could not see where an,r changes
could be, made, unless the raoommendation oi the planning ~
consultazits could see that it wou1d berlefit ttle Gi*y be chariginY
tti? s zonzng t;o allow a trail.er cou."t La be put in.
FC)L~U` T{?,. Cu:1"11iC'1 t;U11!6SI07'
The City Clerk read albtfac:r from the ?~'ashington Sta.te
Pollution t;ontrol Cornmissian st,ating that they are compiling an
inventory of rnunicipal waste disposal fac;ilities within the State
of '.1jashir,gton, which will better eriatale them to adrainister pol.luti,
con~#,rol programs iaithin tr,e State. Ericlased was a questionnaire
wiiich 'rxas to be filled out and x-eturned ta them.
`ihi.s questionnaire was referred to the Water 3upt.
{P;IEviAJ . ACiGL'
"L'tie (:ity C1erk read a letter fram 'homas Agee stating
that hi;; cornpany caas representing r. C.J. Iiockey who desires to
bi.d on. t;he garbage collection service. They therefore, requested
that the present bid form be amended and additional time granted
in which ta make a bid. :?e further stated tnat the ~)resent bid,
forrn is da.fficult to read, not knowir.g hUw many times garbage
should n.: picked up or how marzy accourxts they are to frurnish
gar'aage service to.
1`-ir. Agee stated tnat the idea of pi-i'olishing a bid is ta
i,nforrn the bidder as to w?xat they ar?e ba.dding on. In this Dar-
t:icular instance, it :aas zmpossiblP i or axxyorle fi,o finci out just
Wl`13.t t'f18V aT'e b1dd1.Xig QTia ;;O o:7C. 3E'P1T?S tO krio1rV ~`iC3W I~1aI2y Cc111a aY'G'
,oieked ux) tiveeklv, serr;z-weekly, or tlirc-:e times a weexc. :'o one seem
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.T(.)KiVO'n'd HC15;1 i,IAI`,'~Y C01,11ERCIAL CA1`13 T!iE i~E AR:' LP W1i:~;i E `I'riEY AiiE.
i,llr. IZockey stated that he also felt there wasntt enough
info.rmation to bid on, Iie stated trzat there ivas no inforr~ation
as to when you were to start or when you were to ge t paid.. rie
stated that other bid forms have had the actural number of can
you were bidding on.
AU1l1L'.;~'•ko!i'_,
i :Ra . IIOGG
_'•1rs. iiogg svated that some mon~,hs ago she haca a petitian in
to do something about the all-day parking on C 5treet Southaast.
Councilman Towner stated that this petition asked for two
hour parking. ihat 9nd street South 021 C Street be ma.de the
same as ?nd street north to I'~'iain Strset, The Committee appointed
to check on this petition, had n;one to different residence along
C atreet who had signed the petition, ar.d they stated that they
hadntt signed a petitiori for two hour parking, but to have the
131G TRUCKJ FRO11 PARKIEG THE}ti,. ihese people stated tYiat they
would like tr,eir names w' thdrawn from the petition. i,Irs. riogg
also recorr~-nended that maybe they could have ne parking hetween
the hours that the street sweeper goes by, this woul.d eliminate
the twenty-four hour parkir.g.
The Chief of Police stated tnat thsre %s a twenty-four
hour limit there naw, but they haventt been checkirlg too frequentl
The Chief stated that he would ssnd a man down there and have
hirn check this to see how cangested this area is, and will nave
a detailed repo.rt ready at the next Coun.ca.l meeting,
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It was moved by Kammeyer and ?nd by :r'itzsirlmoris that the
follovaing claims against the City, all having previously been
passed and signed by the Tinance committee, be approved and the
City Clerk be autnorized to draw warrants in payment.
current~, EXP~;TdS~, 51a61 to #5507 l.,{Q,951.14
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''R1ETrRY ;;`1833 t o ° ~.183 8 546.11
L~ ~~~-~a~.Y 1003 6 • 75
STREL'~ ;`:1896 to ;,~1gOg 1,495.76
Wa'T'ER ;'~337 to #376 3,587.61
There being no further busirless ta cotne before the Ci.ty
Council, the meeting was adjour•ned at 9:?0 ''-.i!;., subject to the
ca1l oi' the :-iayor.
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