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Home My WebLink About03-01-1965 AUBUPN. 'NASH I NGTON IVDNDAY 345 MARCH I, 1965 regular meeting of the Citv Counei I of the City of Auburn" held at 8:00 p. m. in the Counei I Chambers at the C¡tv Hal I. The meeting was cal led to order by Mayor Gaines. (ounei Imen present: Hoyt, lea, 1-\1 ine. Fitzsimmons. Calkins, Sonnemann and Aaby. !.~,inutes of the previous meeting he!d rebruarv 15. 1965 were approved as mai led. aUAL I C HrM) I NG I Mayor Gaines declared the publ ie hearing open on the request of Lor"en Pavne to rezone from R-2 (residential. sinale fami Iv) to f-3 (Residential duplex) property located ..... " .' . : at 12th and Harvev Road. The Auburn Planning Commission recomme~ded this rezone be granted. Wi I lard Horn owner of property adjoining the Payne property, stated he was opposed to the rezoning. !t was moved by Calkins and seconded by Sonnemann that the public hearing be c'~sed. /'.'DT!ON Ci\'~!lrD The minutes of the ~ubUrn Planning CommissIon were read concern;ng the reQuest of loren Payne to rezone. It was moved by lea and seconded by Aaby that the request of Loren Payne to tC70ne from h-2 (Fesident:al. single faMi Iyì to F-3 (residential duplex) property locate?:! at !2th and Harvey Road be tabled unt!' the Counei 1 has time to faMi liarize themselves with this rezoning. EIDS las NDT ! ON c"ry;! ED Bids on Compact Car for rngineering Dept. were opened at 3 p. m. fo I lows: February 25. 1965. Bidder f3id including Sales Tax Less "Trade-in 1051 Pickup (Optional) Net to City BO:W--:L L Oirvr:OU:"T BREWEr; CHf'Y-I~LYÎJ.OUTH SCARFF MOTORS INC. $1890.64 1864.82 1974.44 $163.00 250.00 20 I . 00 Bids on Tractor-Backhoe-Loader for Water Department were opened at 3 p. m. rebruary 25. 1965. as fol lows: Bidder rJ· , I ,~IO ,nc. Safes Tax Less Trade-in I 960 0 liver Net to City r:emar ks PUYA~.LUP TRt\CTOPS, INC. $9354.80 9495.00 6560.46 $3533.35 3533.35 , 144.00 $5821.45 634' .45 54 , 6 ,46 5C16.46 5316.46 TOOL CRIB I ¡ NTERNA T I aNAL HAPVES TEF 4916.46 8383.55 3300.00 5083.55 'NA VNE RUCK SA! r::S 6962.09 2750.00 4212.09 ?AY BOCK eQUiPMENT 800 I . 76 2506.76 5495.00 4845.52 4900.00 4401.6! EVERGREEN EQU!PMENT 7229.52 6701.62 2329.52 2300.00 $1727.64 1614.82 1773.44 Gas Engine Diesel 8iesel Cas ~ngir1e Diesel - 100 AMP Gen. & No Cal- ci um Ch lor i d C.as - 100 A,',\p. Gen. & No Calciu~ Chlorid Add $350. for Diesel Diesef- Oeduct $350. for Gas Mode I Diesel Gaso line Oiese! Gaso line 3' ¡~ ~ðrlURN, WASHINGTON l/IÜND/\Y MARCH ""L.....-' 965 "~J CCRFESPONDENCE 0 ~ The Counci 1 received a request signed by LaVer"ne G. and John R. Bocek to circulate t:. a petition for annexation of property adjoining the South and Fast City Limits between theL::; Enumclaw Highway and Stuck River. It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Calkins that LaVerne G. and John" Bocek be granted permission to circulate a petition for annexation of property adjoining the South and East City Limits between the rnumclaw Highway and Stuck river, the petition to state that said area, if annexed by the City of Auburn, wi 1 I assume its proratò portion of the existing bonded indebtedness of the City of Auburn. MOTION CAf\RIED I The for lowing invoices and vouchers were submitted for approval of payment from the Water-Sewer Construction Fund. ,. Puget Sound Power & Light, the amount of $531.44 for installation of pole and transformers. It was moved by Fitzsimmons and seconded by Sonnemann that Puget Sound Power & Light be paid $531.44 from the Water-Sewer Construction Fund for installation of pole and transformers. ROll CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES. ,.\OT I ON CAPF I FD 2. Richard E. Wol ff, the amount of $5,013.95 for engineering and inspection Lea Hi " Water System. It was moved by Fitzsimmons and seconded by Hoyt that F;;chard F. Wolff be paid $5,013.95 from the Water-Sewer Construction Fund for engineering and inspection Lea Hi' I Water System. ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci'men voting YES. MOTION CARRIED The fol lowing invoices and vouchers were submitted for approval of payment from the L.I.D. #155 Fund. I. Val ley Cement Finishing Company, the amount of $258.96 for construction of extruded I curb on parking lot next to Wi lIners. It was moved by Lea and seconded bv Kline that Valley Cement Finishing Company be paid $258.96 from the L.I .D. #155 rund for construction of extruded curb on parking lot next to Wi liners. ROll CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting Y~S. NDTION CARRIED 2. Clark, Coleman and Rupeiks, the amount of $3.IOC.00 for the first payment on Traffic and Parking Study as per contract agreement. 1 t was moved by lea and seconded by KI i ne that C I ark, Co reman and F'upe i ks be pa i d $3,100.00 from the l.1 .D. #155 Fund for the first payment on traffic and Parking Study as per contract agreement. ROLL CALL VOTE: AI' Counci'men voting YES. MOTION CARRlr:-D The Counci I received a petition for vacation of portion of al ley lying between East Main Street and 0 Street N. r., signed by Ruth F. and Reinhart Klein. 1345 c. Main Street. Mayor Gaines referred this petition to the rngineering and Planning Department. The Counci I received a request for fire hydrants on M Street Southeast between 12th Street Southeast and Enumclaw Highway, signed bv 16 residents of the area. I Mayor Gaines referred this request to the 'Nater-Sewer Committee. The Counci I received a request from the White Shrine for permission to erect a stand and sell fireworks in the City of A.uburn. Mayor Gaines referred this request to the License Committee. AUBURN, WASH I NGTON !,lm~DA Y MArCH I, 19;?47 The Counci I received a letter from the Park Board in which they stated their dcsire to obtain the old disposal plant. I N,ayor Gaines referred this letter to the Water-Sewer Committee. The recommendation of the Auburn Plannina Commission that the reqU(~5t of Hugh Goldsmith and Associates for approval of the plat of Forest Ridge be approved subiect to minimum cul-de-sac requirements as specified b" the Street Committee and City rngineer was read. Mayor Gaines referred this matter to the ~ngineering Department and the Citv Attorney. I AUD ! [NCF Ernest Boyce stated he was opposed to the annexation of Fast Auburn Garden Tracts, and submitted a petition, containing approximately 100 signatures, against this annexation. Art Strathde0 stated he was opposed to this annexation. COUNC I L com.\ I TT[-:r rePorTS WAT[P-SE\,'!r:-, C()!:'v'\ITTFF - COUNCIUAAN FIT7S'!'I.\ONS It was moved b~' Fitzsimmons and seconded bv Sonnemann that Wayne Ruck Sales be awarded tre bid for tractor-backhoe-Ioader in the amount of $4212.09. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Counci Imen votin9 yes. tlOT ION CArp, ED It was moved bv Fitzsimmons and seconded b'J Sonnemann that Rrewer Chrvsler-Plymouth be awarded the bid for Compact Car for rnaineering Dept. in the amount of $1864.82. Counci Iman KI ine stated that he sti I I feels the operations of the Water Department would best be served bv the purchase of a truck. POLL CALL vore: Fitzsimmons. Aab,;,. Sonnemann, Hoyt. Lea. yr"s. Calkins. 1<line. 1jO. I !~OT I ON CArr! ED [)r:pArèT!\\.["~JT HEAD rrPOrèTS PAF";< DCPARTMENT - Ger;f)G~ Fr-'~r:),'.! rc, sup¡:-p, ~nFrJDr:-NT Mr. Freemire reported that the fol lowing persons had donated shrubs for the park: Mrs. Fred Eu II Ca I Scar ff Pa Imer Kva 1 he im Ralph Amundson pm I 11000 S. r, 320th 201 0 Street S. c. 611 8th Street S. F. WA r:P DEPARTMENT - ~;ow:rT TOL LFFSm~, UT I L I TY supr::r I NTF:NDFN I Mr. Tollefson rtJpürted that the last ring has been set on the tank and P should be weloed by Thursday, then they wi I I be jacking up the dome. ORDINANCE NO. 1759 It was moved by Cïtzsimmons and seconded b" Calkins that Ordinance No. 1759 entitlpd "AN OPDINANCE OF Tfr CITY Of f\UEJUr:N, Jl\SHI NGTON , AM::ND!NG s,:cnON 2 AND í'r:prMiNC :)[CT'()~J 3 OF ORDINANC NO, 1337 0'" TH[ Oi'DIt-.:\NCr:S or THf:: CITY or ¡,\û[3UPf\j. SAID ()'DIt~N;([ fTL/IT!NC, TO THe CON~rC~! m..; /l,¡jD ~/'.y CH/If~G~S ASSrSS"::) ,f\e/I I NST FPOf'G\TY NOT p:,rv, OUS!Y sr:-:vm GY w/\TCr /!,^IN3 OF TH:-: C!~'( or~ AUf3UPJL" be adopted. I'O~ L CAll VOF, t,,, Coune "men vo t i n~ TS. crJINANCc NO. 1760 ,"Dr! ON CNJ<! FD 't was r'ov(?d by ritzs~rìmors and second''?d by Calkins fhat Crdinar1Cc) r~o. !7óC entitled IlfI.J.J Or:DINM;V ç Tfr CiTY or AU8U~)N. ':!ASH!\JGTON. C.~'\T!NG /1, Bc/\rD üC r":,~'I< Cü/,\"ISSl0Ní:ï'S. D:-:T!NING ""H--:![: í'C\'}CJ,S ANi) DUTI'-S. r;c-nJIF'U,¡e i\ GUDG~T. t..NO !TP[\L!NG O!D!NANC tWo 586 or THE CITY OF AUiJUi'N þ,ND :\LL OTW'~ (J;:J'ÎJM!C~,) !~J corwuc~ H:::r~\:II'T"H." be introduced. ,'/DT r ON CAr'" ED 3~r:N, W/\SH!NGTOi~ :.'DNDA Y I.^ARCH I r 1965 ... Or:DINANC~ NO. 1761 ~~) .~ ~''I) . ¡...,(, t:: -- l';.. :: It was moved by F¡+zsi~mons and seconded by Calkins that Ordinance No. 1761 entitled HAN ORD!NANCE OF TW" CiTY Or. l.\UBUr:N, ':JA.SHINGTON, CPr:,^lT!liG AND [ST'^,~L.lSH!NG i', MUN!C!F'AL Pi\RK Dé"PARTIN::NT FOr: THe: C! TY OF I\U8UPN: F'ROV , D' NG PQ1.'¡fTS AND DUT I E:S Or. SUCH DEPA!"'Tt!lENT: PFOV I DING FOF' A SUP[f:; 1 tJT~ND[NT Or. P/\PKS AND For:; CC[-;Tr\! r..; r.¡,\PLOY[CS or- SA I D DC"PAPTi/FNT. H be introduced. MOT!ON CARRIED ORDINANCE NO. 1762 !t was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Aaby that Ordinance No. 1762 entitled I HAN orm I NANCE OF THC C; TY OF AUGUPN, ':¡ASH! NGTON, P:<OV I D! NG Fm:; THe: REZONE or CEfT^.' N PROPeRTY IN THF CITY OF AUßUFtJ. CH!\NCING THe: ZONING CLASSIF!CATION THEr:EOF mO/,1 A-I TO C_I.H be tabled until the next regular meeting of the Council. MOT!ON CARRIED OLD BUSIN[SS !t was moved by Kline and seconded by Calkins that a public hearing be to discuss the proposed public housing for senior citizens. ROll CAll VOTE: 1</ ¡ne, Calkins. YES. Fitzsimmons, Aaby, Sonnemann. Hoyt, held March 15, 1965 lea. NO. !WT J ON LOST It was ~cved by Lea and seconded by Sonne~ann that we hold a open meeting or town meeting on a Mônday evening, not â regularly schedul(;d Counci I Meeting, and that the Mayor make every effort to secure authorities to come who Can speak intel I igently on the topic. FiOLL CML VOT:::: lea, Kline, Fitzsimmons, /\aby. Sonnemann. Hoyt. YCS. Calkins, NO. ;\\OT I ON CARR I ED City Attorney Smythe reported on the problems yet to be dissolved in order that "R" Street Southeast be made a through street to Stuck River. M?\'l ß US I W: SS None I C L td MS It was moved by Fitzsirrmons and seconded b~: Calkins, that the claims as approved by the Audit Committee be paid. CLAIMS FUND PAYROLL FUND Warrant #262 thru #345 /1271 VOID /1225 VOID 6220 thru 6430 $40,199.15 3.00' 2.75 42,904.03 MOTION CAPR!r::D There being no further business the meeting was declared adjourned at 9:45 p. m. subject to the cal I of the Mayor. ¡,\PPROVED TH' S /0 -d DAY OF / -, 1/ ;J / I C4-/t -<>t: 19 t5 I --, I j "___// -7 "-~ <~ e_-<,___Z ~_/~_-<--~_ ) .f C! TY CU::r'K t --2~ ¿ /1~_ ,;,, A Y r: r'