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Home My WebLink About03-02-1964 I I I AUBURN, WASHINGTON N.oNDAY MAIKH 2, I %4 1:8 lor\' , lJ¡ POLICE CHIEF ~Jo F:epor t ORD I tlANCE NO. 1665 robert Smythe, City Attorney, reported that Ordinance No. 1665 was sti I I under consideration by the Chamber of Commerce. ORDINANCE NO. 1675 Robert Smythe, City Attorney, reported that Ordinance No. 1675 would be tabled unti I next meeting, as it needed further work. ORDINANCE NO. IG76 It was moved by f(ammeyer and seconded by Hough that Ordinance ~Jo. 1676 entitled "AN ORD I NANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBUI~N, WASH I NGTON, CREA T I NG THE COAL Cf;EEK "NA TEr SUPPL Y F AC I LI TY CONSTf!UCT I m~ FUND OF THE CITY AND AUTHOr? I Z I t·)G THE TF:MJSFEI TO SA I D FWJD OF ALL AVAILABLE MONIES Pf:ESEiJTLY ON DEPOSIT It~ THE "CUN,ULATIVE r~ESEI>VE FUND FOr:: ACOU I F: I NG Ii-A TEl! I ALS, SUPPL I ES, AND EQU I PNIENT FOP I¡\U[J I C I PAL PUI:POSES U HERETOFOR CG:EATED BY ormlNANCE NO. 1676 OF THE CITY OF AUBUmJ.", be Intr-oduced and adopted. The following !oll call vote "vas recorded: Aaby, yes; Lea, yes; Kammeyer, yes; Fitzsimmons, yes; Sonnemann, yes; Hough, yes; and Gaines, yes. MOT I ml CAPP I ED olm I NANCE ì,JO. 1677 It was moved by Gaines and seconded by Sonnemann that Ordinance No. 1677 entitled "At.J Ofmli!ANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBUPN, 'NASHINGTot~, DECLARING A PUBLIC E/,\ERGENCY TO EX 1ST ArJD APPPOPII AT I NG THE SUN, OF $/,0,000.00 FPOM SUf<PLUS FUNDS I N THE '.vA TEl: FUND OF THE CITY TO THE "COAL Cf:EEKWATEI SUPPLY FAC I L I TY CONSmUCT 1m·) FUìJD" OF THE CITY, TO PROVI DE NECESSAf:Y FUNDS FOF THE CONsmUCT I ON OF CEF:TA IN PI<OPOSED 1i',\Pf?OVEN.ENTS TO COAL CREEK '/lATER SUPPLY FACILITIES OF THE CITY OF AUBUmJ.", be introduced. NiDT I ON CAHR I ED PESOLUT I m.J ì,IO. 142 It was moved by Fitzsimmons and seconded by Aaby that ¡'esolutlon #142 entitled "A PESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF AUBUrm, 'NASHINGTON, TF:ANSFERING THE SUM OF $2,500.00 F!:O/;\ THE "PAi:f<1 Î~G NoETEI FU~JD" OF THE CITY OF AUBUf<N TO "LOCAL 1t/,Pf?OVEN.ENT FUND, DISn:ICT ¡JO. 155", Oil 1\ LOAN DASIS, TO Pf<OVIDE ¡,ECESSAfY FUNDS For: ADVMJCE PAYMENTS DUE It! LOCAL If,\PPOVE!/.ENT DISTI'ICT t10. 155.", be Introduced and adopted. The following toll call vote was r'ecol-ded: Aaby, yes; Lea, yes; Kammeyer-, yes; Fitzsimmons, yes; Sonnemann, yes; Hough, yes; and Gaines, yes. NDT I ON CAfJ: I ED I:ESOLUTlmJ NO. 143 It was moved by Kammeye,- and seconded by Lea that r?esolutlon ~Jo. 143 entitled "1\ f:ESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, !NASHINGTor~, f~ELATIiJG TO AND PROVIDItJG FOr; THE FURNISHING OF MUNICIPAL WATER BY THE CITY OF AUBURN TO THE PROPOSED GREEN RIVER COI,'{:\UtJITY COLLEGE SITE PUF;SUMJT TO CONmACT WITH KING COUìJTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 408.", be Introduced and adopted. The following roll call vote was r-ecor ded: Aaby, yes; Lea, yes; Kammeyer, yes; Fitzsimmons, yes; Sonnemann, yes; Hough, yes; and Gaines, yes~ MOT I ON cAlm I ED OLD BUSINESS Mayor Shaughnessy stated that the Pa:k Board is al lowed by law to have only three members but that to cope with park expansion we have appointed three associate members. Upon resignation of Geo. Thostenson, Frank Natsuhara who has been an associate member was appointed officially to the board and confirmation requested. He also stated that Gene Colburn had been asked to become an associate member' . I t was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by 110ugh that the Counc I I conf i rm the appointment of Frank Nausuhara as a regular member to the Park Board. N,OT ION CARR I ED 18,6" AUBUF;N, 'NASH I NGTON f,\ONDAY MAr;;CH 2, I 964 Robert Smythel City Attorney, stated he had an easement from Paul Burnett and his wife which should be recorded. i!\.' o ~ c: c-::; Mayor Shaughnessy announced the annual clean-up week fo the City of Auburn wi II be Apri 15th to Apri I 12th. I t was moved by Lea and seconded by Sonnemann that the Ci ty Attor'ney be instructed to record the easement from Paul Burnett and his wife. N.oTION CARRIED Robert Smythel City Attor-ney, stated he had four deeds which have not been recorded to date. It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Hough that the City Attorney be instructed to record the fol lowing deeds: I I. Quit Claim Deed - A. B. Joslyn and L~ta Joslynl his wife and Charles A. Newton and Alice A\. Newtonl his wifel gr-antors - City of Auburn, Grantee. 2. Statutory warranty deed - John Gt-eggs 'and Amelia Greggs, his wifel Grantol-~ City of Auburn, Grantee. 3. Quit Claim Deed - L. Pearl McKergl Grantor - City of Auburn, Grantee. 4. Quit Claim Deed - Norval G. Newel II Grantor - City of Auburn, Grantee. t/:OT ION CARR I ED Louie Hitchcock asked if there were any :estrictions on parking in the lot located on the corner of A Street Southwest and West Main Street. Robert Smythe, City Attorney, stated that there were no ¡estrictions on parking in this lot at the present time. I t was moved by Aaby and seconded by f<ammeyer that the Ci ty Attorney be instructed to draw up an Ordinance which would set up a two-hour par'king limit on this lot. MOTION CARRIED I CLA I//IS It was moved by Kammeyer and seconded by Hough that the following claims against the CitYI al I having previously been passed and signed by the Purchasing Committeel be approved and the City Clef-k be author-ized to dr-aw warrants in payment. NDT 1 ON CAF<f~ I ED CURF~ENT EXPENSE #5732 thru 115845 $3 I ,087.97 CEN£TERY #1027 thru #103£3 906 .49 SmEET #4580 thru #4606 3,286.48 LIBRARY #2372 thru H2386 1,681. II WA TEf<-SEWEF< #3777 thru tl38 I 0 7,724.49 L.I .D. 11154 il 031 1,199.90 I 1962 WA TEF-SEWEf< EXTENSION tf 119 53.70 MUNICIPAL L I BFW:;Y CONSTRUCTION "L 014 16,187.18 "[/- AU[)URNj 'NASH I NGTœl_ _ ¡,\ONDAY -..- MARCH 2, I 964 18:7~ There being no further business to come before the Counci f the meeting was adjourned at 9:37 p. m. subject to the cal I of the Mayor. APPF<OVED TH I S ,~ DAY OF ~~~/1-J f s: r: ,V'. I ( . ~) ,r) ~, 3> ¡{«U! ;G~ h r) , I I