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The regular meeting of the City Counci I of the City of Auburn was held at 8:00 p. m.
in the Counci I Chambers at the City Hal I.
Mayor Gaines cal led the meeting to order.
Counci Imen present: Hoyt, Lea, Kline. Fitzsimmons, Nickson, Aaby and Sonnemann.
It was moved by Nickson and seconded by Sonnemann that the minutes of the October 17,
1966 Counci 1 Meeting be approved as mai led.
MOT ION CARR I ED
BIDS
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Bids were opened at 3 p. m. October 27, 1966, for the purchase of a pickup truck for
the Street Department and were as fo I lows:
FIRM BID TAX TOTAL
Brewer Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. $2121.05 $89.08 $2210.13
Va II ey Nlotors, Inc. 2083.00 87.49 2170.49
Bo the I I Chevrolet Cad i I I ac, Inc. 21 I 1.00 88.66 2199.66
Bids were opened
curb, and gutter
from Auburn Ave.
FIRM
Heisserman Construction
Slead's Septic Systems
3 p. m. November 3, 1966. for excavation, ballasting, storm drainage,
and 2" asphaltic concrete pavement for L.I.D. 178-A (21st St. N.E.
to I St.) and were as fol lows:
BID BOND
Yes
Yes
Co., Inc.
BID
$7510.40
$7097.85
Both bids were plus applicable sales tax.
PUBL I C HEAR I NGS
Mayor Gaines declared the publ ic hearing open on the petition of David B. and Joan
C. Schuur to annex property located adjacent to the easterly marginal I ine of the
existing city I imits to the City of Auburn.
It was moved by Aaby and seconded by Sonnemann that the public hearing be closed.
MOTION CARRIED
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It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Aaby that the city attorney be instructed
to draw up the necessary ordinance to implement the annexation of this property to
the City of Auburn.
MOTION CARRIED
Mayor Gaines declared the public hearing open on the petition of We I Is B. McCurdy,
Trustee, for vacation of J. W. Lund Road lying between primary State Highway No.2
and south city limits.
It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Aaby that the public hearing be closed.
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It was moved by Lea and seconded by Hoyt that the city attorney be instructed to
draw up the necessary ordinance to implement the vacation of J. W. Lund Road.
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Mayor Gaines declared the publ ic hearing open on the request of J. VanHaartman and
R. Skaftum to rezone from R-2 to R-4 property located at 3437 Enumclaw Highway,
and legally described as the S 250' of the W~ of the E~ of the SE~ of the swk of the I
SW~ of Sec 21 T 21 N, R 5 EWM and adj prop. The S 319' of the fol lowing: The E~
of the W~ of the SE~ of the SW~ of the SW4 of Sec 21 T 21 N, R 5 EWM in King Co.,
Wash. except the N 30' for rd. Together with an easement as fol lows: The E 20'
of the E~ of the W~ of the SEA of the SW~ of the SW~ of sd See 21 except the N 30'
for rd and except the S 319' thaf.
The Auburn Planning Commission recommended to the City Counci I that the request of
J. VanHaartman and R. Skaftum be granted, as it I ies adjacent to R-4, R-5 and C-I
properties abutting the Enumclaw Hwy. and is the remainder of property recently
zoned R-4, provided, however, consideration is given to the Sly 25' to continue the
proposed road which wi I I connect with Forest Ridge Drive on the West and the
Enumclaw Hwy. on the East.
It was moved by Kline and seconded by Nickson that the pub I ic hearing be closed.
MOTION CARR I EO
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It was moved by Kline and seconded by Nickson that the city attorney be instructed
to draw up the necessary ordinance to implement same.
MOTION CARPIED
Mayor Gaines declared the public hearing open on the request of Frank Pfulg to rezone
from A-I to SPU (Gravel Removal) property West of West Val ley Highway and South of
Primary State Highway No.2, and legally described as that por of the S~ of the NW~
of the NEtt of Sec 23 T 21 t~, r~ 4 EWM, situate in King Co., Wn., lying W of paved hwy.;
less the N 160' thof.
The Auburn Planning Commission recommended to the City Counci I that the request of
Frank Pfulg be granted with the following provisions being in effect:
I. No processing of gravel is to be done on the site.
2. AI I excavations are to be covered with top soi I, seeded and planted to eliminate
erosion.
3. Necessary bonds. as required by the City Attorney, are to be posted to guarantee
restoration.
4. This permit is granted for a five year period.
5. There wi I I be no operation of mechanical equipment after dark or on Sundays or
Ho lid ays .
6. The removal wi I I conform to King County Quarry and Mining requirements.
7. Excavation shal I not exceed the limits, as shown on the cross-section as sub-
m i t t ed .
It was moved by Hoyt and seconded by Nickson that the Public Hearing be closed.
MOT ION CARP ED
It was moved by Aaby and seconded by Nickson that the city attorney be instructed to
draw up the necessary ordinance to implement this rezone subject to the special
provisions as provided by the Planning Commission.
It was moved by Aaby and seconded by Sonnemann to amend the motion by deleting the
portion which requires all excavations to be covered with top soi I.
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Mayor Gaines declared the publ ic hearing open on the request of Elmer Spencer to
rezone from A-I to SPU (Gravel Removal) property located West of the West Val ley
Highway and South of Primary State Highway f\Jo. 2, legally described as the N 160'
of the S~ of NW;!¡ of NE;~ lying W of State Rd. #69. Sec 23 T 21, R 4 ¡::WM, Co. of King,
State of Wn.
The Auburn Planning Commission recommended to the City Counci I that the request of
Elmer Spencer be granted with the fol lowing provisions being in effect:
I. No processing of gravel is to be done on the site.
2. AI I excavations are to be covered with top soi I, seeded and planted to
el iminate erosion.
3. Necessary bonds, as required by the City Attorney, are to be posted to
guarantee restoration.
4. This permit is granted for a five year period.
5. There wi I I be no operation of mechanical equipment after dark or on Sundays
or Ho lid ays .
6. The removal wi I I conform to King County Quarry and Mining requirements.
Elmer Spencer submitted a letter asking that provision No.2 requiring "all excavations
be covered wi th top soi I, seeded and planted to el iminate erosion" be modi fied to read
"all excavations are to be seeded or planted to eliminate erosion."
It was moved by Aaby and seconded by Sonnemann that the public hearing be closed.
MOT ON CARR I ED
It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Aaby that the city ~ttorney be instructed to
draw up the necessary ordinance to implement this rezone, subject to the provisions
as provided by the Planning Commission, with the exception that top soi I wi I I not have
to be used over al I excavations.
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Mayor Gaines declared the publ ic hearing open on the request of Ivan Pinyan to rezone
from R-2 to R-4 property located on I St. N.t:. between 8th and lOth Sts., legally
described as Lots 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17, Blk 13, Hi Ilman's Auburndale Addition
Division #2.
The Auburn Planning Commission recommended to the city counci I that the request of
Ivan Pinyan be denied because of the proximity to residential area to the East.
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Wi I liam Farrar, representative of the Pinyans, spoke in favor of granting this request ~
for rezone.
It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Nickson that the publ ic hearing be closed.
MOT I ON CARR' ED
It was moved by Nickson and seconded by Lea that the request of Ivan Pinyan to
rezone from R-2 to R-4 property located on I St. N.E. between 8th and 10th Sts be
denied.
It was moved by Nickson and seconded by Hoyt that the motion be tabled.
MOTION CARRIED
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Mayor Gaines declared the publ ic hearing open on the request of Walter Schlumpf to
rezone from A-I to M-I property located on 30th N.E. west of the East Val ley Highway
and legally described as that por of the Harvey H. Jones D. C. #39 in Sec 6 T 21 N,
R 5 E'vVM, desc as follows: Beg at a pt on the W marginal In of State Hwy #5 (East
Valley Hwy.J 541.20' S of the N In of the S~ of sd H. H. Jones D. C.. th S 89°17'20"
W par to sd N In of sb. 496.85' to tpob, sd pt marked by a concrete mon, th S 0°55'30"
E 712.15' to the S In B.P.A. easement, th S 89°08'45" W 497.27', th N 0°53'30" W
713.52' th N 89°17'20" E 496.85' to tpob, situate in Co. of King, State of Wash.
The Auburn Planning Commission recommended to the City Counci I that the request of
Wafter Schlumpf be granted, as this would represent the best possible usage of
this area and the zoning is compatible with adjacent properties. Consideration,
however. should be given to the dedication of the Westerly 30 ft. of that portion
abutting East Valley Highway and the Easterly 30 ft. of the portion abutting "C"
Street N.:::. for the continuation and development of "0" Street N.E.
Mr. Kuzmer, representative for Mr. Schrumpf, stated that al I necessary deeds for
dedications would be furnished the city within the next few days.
It was moved by Hoyt and seconded by Aaby that the public hearing be closed.
MOTION CARRIED
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It was moved by Hoyt and seconded by Aaby that the city attorney be instructed to
draw up the necessary ordinance to implement this rezone.
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Mayor Gaines declared the publ ic hearing open on the request of R. L. Warburton to
rezone from M-2 to R-5 property located at 900 29th Street Southeast and legally
described as the N& of the Nb. of the sb. of the SW~ of the NE~ of Sec. 30, T 21 N,
R 5 E~~ except the E I acre thof and also excepting the E 399' thof and that por
already zoned R-5, also the Eb. of the W ~ of the NW~ of the SW~ of the NE~ of
Sec. 30, T 21 N, R 5 EWM, except Co. rd.
The Auburn Planning Commission recommended to the City Counci I that the request of
R. L. Warburton be granted, as this I ies adjacent to presently zoned R-5 property
and is an enlargement of the present trai ler court faci I ities.
It was moved by Aaby and seconded by Nickson that the publ ic hearing be closed.
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It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Aaby that the city attorney be instructed
to draw up the necessary ordinance to implement this rezone.
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CORRESPONDENCE
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The Auburn Cemetery Board submitted a letter to the city council notifying them of
a new schedule of prices for services and for sale of grave space.
Mayor Gaines asked that this letter be placed on fi Ie.
MOTION CARRIED
The Auburn Planning Commission made the fol lowing recommendations:
I. That the request of John M. Porter to rezone from R-2 to SPU (Apts. J be
granted on property located on Eighth St. N.E.
2. That the request of Ruby Gray to rezone from R-2 to SPU (Apts.) be granted
on property located on Eighth N.E. at R St.
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3. That the request of Main Street Auburn Associates to rezone from A-I to
1.\-1 property located west of \Nest Valley Hi ghway and north and south of Primary
State Hichwav No.2 be cranted.
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4. That the ~equest of Crawford-Petters to rezone from R-2 to R-4 property
located on the corner of [ and 19th Sts. S.c. be denied with recommendation to re-
submit as a SPU application.
It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Aaby that the city clerk be instructed
to call for a public hearing to b¡:: held 8 p. m.. November 21,1966. on the request
of John 1\\. Porter to rezone from f~-2 to SPU on property located on [jghth Sf, N.r.,
on the request of Ruby Gray to rezone from R-2 to SPU on p~operty located on Eighth
N.E. at R St., and on the request of Main Street Auburn Associates to rezone from
A-I to M-I property located west of West Val ley Highway and north and south of
Primary State Highway No.2.
MOTION CARRIED
It was moved by KI ino and seconded by Nickson that the city clerk be instructed to
call for a public hearing to be held 8 p. m., November 21,1966, on the request of
Crawford-Peters to rezone from R-2 to R-4 property located on the corner of [ and
19th Sts. S.E.
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A Summons and Complaint was fi led against the City of Auburn Nov. 4, 1966, by
Robert J. Grenier, representing Diesel Oi I Sales Co. d/b/a Rainier Asphalt for
alleged damages to a vehicle damaged in a col I ision with a vehicle owned by
Bednorz Construction Co., April 29,1966, in the intersection of 21st St., Howard
Road and P Sf, Complaint alleges cause of accident was due to negl igence of City to
fai I to maintain a traffic control stop sign at or near the intersection.
Copies of this summons and complaint were sent to the insurance carriers and the
city attornej'.
Wi I I iam Murphy submitted a request to reconsider sidewalk issue involving his property
at 3315 0 St. S.E.
J. V. Lange, Street Supervisor, submitted a request to attend the Fourth Annual Road
and Street !\\aintenance School, t~ovember 9,10 and 11th. at Sf, f\artin's College in
Olympia.
It was moved by Lea and seconded by Sonnemann that this request be granted.
MOTION CARRIED
The League of Women Voters submitted an invitation to attend a publ ic meeting at
8 p. m., November 16, at Little Theater of the Auburn High S ci'i 00 I where problems
and opportunities of "our rapidly growing community" will be discussed.
Mayor Gaines urged the counci I to attend.
Hugh R. Darby, Auburn Chief of Pol ice, submitted a request for permission to extend
the 7 day balance of his 1966 vacation to 1967.
It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Nickson that this request be granted.
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The fol lowing zone change appl ¡cations were received:
I. Reouest of Rosa A. Rutledge to rezone from Unclassified to R-4 property
located at 2315 I Street N.E.
2. Request of Glendora I. Mi I ler to rezone from R-2 to R-4 property located at
1416 Harvey Road.
3. Request of John ~. Juris to rezone from A-I to R-4 property east of
intersection of 21st and proposed I St. N.C.
4. Request of Robert L. Couture and Ronald C. Claudon, d/b/a Val lev Garage to
rezone from Parcel No. I from C-I to /;\-1 and Parcel No.2 from A-I to !-¡l,-I. both being
located at 31st and Auburn Avenue.
5. Request of Gene A. Vlright and Leonard J. Gaenear, d/b/a Valley Bui Iding
Center, Inc. to rezone Parcel No. ! from C-I to /.\-1 and Parcel No.2 from A-I to M-I,
both parcels being on property at 30th and Auburn Avenue.
6. Request of Jennie M. Crouch to rezone from two-fami Iy Residential to R-4
property located at 15th S.E. between Band C Sts.
7. Request of George and Ethel Lvden to rezone from R-2 to C-I property located
at 1836 Auburn Avenue.
I t was moved b;! Sonnenann and seconded by Nickson that these zone change app I ¡cat ions
be referred to the planning commission.
MOTION CARRIED
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The counci I received a request signed by 96 Auburn businessmen representing
approximately 100% of the downtown core area requesting Main Street remain a two-way
street unti I the effects of the completed Val ley Freeway and proposed signal lights
can be measured; that the city join in an appeal to State Highway Commission for
light at 2nd and C St., and if necessary city offer to share cost of said light
with the State; that efforst be made to get the ~atter on the November Agenda of
the Highway Commission.
Letters from the Auburn Chamber of Commerce and Citizens Committee also favored that
Main Street remain two-way.
Mayor Gaines referred this matter to the Street Committee. I
The fol lowing engineers estimates and change orders were submitted to the counci I for
approval, accompanied with letters of approval from the city engineer:
I. Engineer's Progress Estimate No.3 submitted by Richard E. ~olff, consulting
engineer, in favor of G.& J. Construction Co. showing amount due of Oétobèr 15, 1966,
less previous payments and 15% retainage, as $20,375.88, pavable from the Water Sewer
Construction Fund.
It was moved by Fitzsimmons and seconded by Nickson that G. & J. Construction Co. be
paid $20,375.88 from the Water Sewer Construction Fund.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting Y[S.
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2. Invoice Hi I 1 and Ingman for engineering services for West Interceptor Sewer
for month of September, 1966, $4,524.04.
I.t was moved by
for engineering
ROLL CALL VOTE:
Kline and seconded by Aaby that Hi I 1 and Ingman be paid $4,524.04
services for West Interceptor Sewer.
AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
MOTION CARPI ED
3. Engineer's Estimate No.3 submitted by Hi II & Ingman, consulting engineers,
West Interceptor Sewer project, in favor of Frank Coluccio Construction Co., showing
amount due as of October 20, 1966, less retained percentage and previous payments as I
$163,904.44, payable from the Water Sewer Construction Fund.
It was moved by Fitzsimmons and seconded by Nickson that Frank Coluccio Construction
Co. be paid $163,904.44 from the Water Sewer Construction Fund.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI' Counci Imen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
4. Engineer's Estimate No. I in favor of Slead's Septic Systems for construction
L.I.D. No. 167, showing amount due as of October 31,,1966, less retained percentage
as $16,681.80, payable from L.I.D. No. 167 Fund.
It was moved by Fitzsimmons and seconded by Nickson that Slead's Septic Systems be
paid $16,681.80 from L.I.D. No. 167.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
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5. Engineer's Estimate No. I in favor of King Construction Co. for construction
L.I.D. No. 172 contract, showing amount due as of October 31, 1966 as $15,128.67.
It was moved by Nickson and seconded by Aaby that King Construction Co. be paid
$ 15, 128.67.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Counci Imen voting YES.
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6. Engineer's Estimate No. I, in favor of Sleads Septic Systems. for
construction L.I.D. No. 173 contract, showing amount due as of October 31,1966, as
$8,107.06.
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It was moved by Kline and seconded by Hoyt that Sleads Septic Systems be paid
$8,107.06.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
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7. Engineer's Estimate No. I, in favor of Heisserman Construction Co., for
construction for L.I.D. No. 174 showing amount due as of October 31,1966, as
$6,253.26.
It was moved by Lea and seconded by Aaby that Heisserman Construction Co., Inc. be
paid $6,253.26.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Counci Imen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
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8. Engineer's Estimate No.1 in favor of Sleads Septic Systems, for
constr-uction for L.I.D. No. 175 showing amount due as of October 31,1966, as
$ 10,541 .38.
It was moved by Nickson and seconded by Aaby that Sleads Septic Systems be paid
$ 10,54 I .38.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI r Counci Imen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
9. Engineer's Estimate No. I in favor of Sleads Septic Systems for construction
for L.I.D. No. 176, showing amount due as of Oct. 31. 1966 as $14,634.03.
It was moved by Aaby, seconded by Nickson, that Sleads Septic Systems be paid
$14,634.03.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
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10. Change order No. I, L.I.D. No. 167, addition of items left off original
propos a 1 .
It was moved by Nickson and seconded by Kline that Change Order No. 1,1..1.0. No. 167
be approved.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
Change order No.2, fittings and labor required to avoid 48" sewer pipe.
It was moved by Fitzsimmons and seconded by Nickson that Change order No.2 be approved.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
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I I. Change Order No. I, L.I.D. ~Io. 173. work required by contractor to make
connection to existing main, materials furnished by city.
It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Nickson that Change Order No. I, L.I.D.
No. 173 be approved.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
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12. Change Order No. I, L.I .D. No. 176, materials and labor for instal'ation of
two additional side sewers on F St. S.E.
It was moved by KI ine and seconded by Sonnemann that Change Order No. I. L.I.D. No. 176
be approved.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI r Counci Imen voting YES.
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13. Change Order No.3, Frank Coluccio Construction Co., contract for installation
West Interceptor Sewer; net increase in contract price $1,240.00.
It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Nickson that Change Order No.3, Frank
Coluccio Construction Co., contract for installation West Interceptor Sewer be
approved, and the mayor and city clerk be authorized to sign the contract.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
14. Invoice from Hi I I & Ingman for engineering services on Lea Hi I I Service Area
in the amount of $400.00
It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Fitzsimmons that Hi 1 1 & Ingman be paid
$400.00 for engineering services on Lea Hi I I Service Area.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
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15. Invoice from Richard E. Wol ff for construction inspection - South and South-
west wat8r lines 9-26 to 10-29-66, in the amount of $1450.14.
It was moved by Fitzsimmor.s and seconded by Sonnemann that Richard E. Wolff be paid
$1450.14 from the Water Sewer Construction Fund for construction inspection.
F~OLL CALL VOTE: 1\11 Counci Imen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
/6. Invoice from Hi II & Inqman for engineering services for "C" Street S.W. and
15ih Street S.W. Improvements for the month of September, 1966, in the amount of
$4,837.06. and for the period July 14 through Aug. 31. 1966 in the amount of
$3,686. I 8.
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Fred Poe, city engineer, submitted certification that the work performed under
L.I.D. lfl72 by King Construction Co., Inc. had been completed in conformance with
the plans and specifications and recommended that it be accepted by the City of
Auburn.
It was moved by Kline and seconded by Nickson that the work performed under L.r .0.
#172 by King Construction Co., Inc. be accepted, and if no liens or claims are filed
within thirty days after acceptance, the balance due the contractor of $2,669.76 be
paid.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
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George Schuler, planning director, submitted a request that he be paid for his
1966 annual vacation as he has found it impossible to take his vacation.
It was moved by Aaby and seconded by Fitzsimmons that Mr. Schuler's request be granted,
and that he be paid for his 1966 annual vacation.
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The Engineering Dept. recommended that the city award contract to low bidder, Sleads
Septic Systems, for constructicn for L.I.D. No. 178A, at bid of $7,097.85 plus any
appl icable sales tax.
It was moved by Nickson and seconded by Sonnemann that Sleads Septic Systems be
awarded the bid for construction for L.I .D. No. 178A, at bid of $7,097.85 plus any
applicable sales tax.
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The Town & Country Restaurant submitted an appl ication for card table license.
PROCLAMÞ.T IONS
Proc I amat i on by Robed E. Ga i nes, Mayor, that November II. 1966. be observed by
display of National Colors and by appropriate patriotic observances.
Mayor Gaines urged the counci I and department heads to participate in the parade.
AUDIENCE
Mrs. Garbrick requested permission to put trai ler behind their seafood market on
Auburn Avenue.
COUNC I L CO/Ni~1 TTEE R[PORTS
COUNC I LMAN LEA - STREET COM\~! TTEE
The Street Commi t tee recommended that Bothe II Chevro 1 et Cad ill ac. I nc. be awarded
the bid for the ~ ton truck for the Street Department.
It was moved by Lea and seconded by Sonnemann that Bothell Chevrolet Cadi Ilac, Inc.,
be awarded the bid for a ~ ton 1967 six cylinder truck for the Street Department.
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COUNCIL~~N SONNEN~NN - LICENSE CO/NAITTEE
It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Aaby that the request of the Town &
Country Restaurant for card table I icense be denied.
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DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS
JACK LANGE, STREET SUPERVISOR - STREET DEPARTMENT
Jack Lange, street supervisor, requested permission for a member of the safety com-
mittee to attend the 17th Annual Governor's Industrial Safety Conference No. 17 and
18 in Olvmpia.
It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Hoyt that a representative of the safety
committee be sent to the 17th Annual Governor's Industrial Safety Conference Nov.
17 and 18 in Olympia, after receiving approval of the mayor.
It was moved by Kline and seconded by Sonnemann that the original motion be amended
to read that said member shal! first obtain permission from their department head.
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MOTION AS AMENDED CARRIED
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GEORGE SCHULER, PLANNING DIRECTOR - PLANNING DEPARTMENT
George Schuler, planning director, reported that none of the petitions submitted
protesting 1.I.D.s established by F<esolution contained sixty percent or more of
the total cost of the improvement, therefore the city can now proceed with these
Local Improvement Districts.
BRUCE BILLE, RECREATION DIRECTOR - RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Bruce ßi I Ie, recreation director reported they are in the process of negotiating with
the schools for the use of school property for recreational purposes.
OLD BUSINESS
Robert Smythe, city attorney, reported on the outcome of the Lyden-Swanson suit -
Pioneer Cemetery Property.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
It was moved by KI ine and seconded by Nickson that the city attorney be authorized
to read the ordinances and resolutions by title only.
r\~.oT ION CARF< I ED
ORDINANCE NO. 1986
It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Hoyt j-hat Ordinance No. 1986 entitled "AN
Of'.(DINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, RELATING TO AND PROVIDING FOR THE
ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF AUBURN A CONTIGUOUS AfŒA OF LAND LYING ADJACENT TO THE
NORTHERLY MAf'.(GINAL LINE OF THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WHICH LAND
IS DESŒIBED IN A PETITION DULY FIL1~D WITH THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AUBURN,"
be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
MOT I ON CAF<R I ED
ORDINANCE NO. 1987
I t was moved by Aaby and seconded by Sonnemann that Ord i nance No. 1987 ent it I ed "AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF CERTAIN
PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF AUBU¡:':N, CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION THEREOF FF<OM li\-2
TO P-5," be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
MOT I ON CARF-; I ED
ORDINANCE NO. 1988
It was moved by Kline and seconded by Aaby that Ordinance No. 1988 entitled "AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF CERTAIN
PROPErny IN THe CITY OF AUBURN, CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION THEREOF FROM P-2
TO R-4," be introduced.
,",\OT I ON CARR I ED
ORDINANCE NO. 1989
It was moved by Nickson and seconded by Sonnemann that Ordinance No. 1989 entitled
"AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING, OF CERTAIN
PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF AUBURN, CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION THEREOF FROM A-I TO
M-I," be introduced.
MOT I ON CARR I ED
ORDINANCE NO. 1990
It waS moved by Lea and seconded by Nickson that Ordinance No. 1990 entitled "AN
ORD I NANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASH! NGTON, DECLAR II>,JG A PUBU C EMERGENCY TO FX 1ST,
CRFAT I NG A "STREET CONSTRUCT lOr'! FUND" I N THE BUDGET or THE CITY OF AUBURN, AND
TRANSFER I NG THE SUM OF $1 I ,000 FROM UNDlJDGETED FUNDS I N THE STREET FUND THEREFOR,"
be introduced.
MOT I ON CAm;: I ED
RESOLUTION NO. 243
It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Aaby that Resolution r~o. 243 entitled "A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, REL.ATING TO THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS IN
VARIOUS MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, TO PROVIDE NECESSARY FUNDS FOR
THE OrmATION OF SAID DEPARTf,\FNTS." be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
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RESOLUTION NO. 244
It was moved by Lea and seconded by Hoyt that Resolution No. 244 entitled "A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE !,\AYOR
AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE, ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, AN AGREEMENT BET~WEEN
THE CITY AND THE CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, A WISCONSIN
CORPORATION, .AND OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD AND NAVIGATION COMPANY, AN OREGON
CORPORATION, AND ITS LESSEE, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, A UTAH CORPORATION
RELATING TO A PROPOSED RAILROAD CROSSING AT BOYD ROAD IN AUBURN, KING COUNTY,
WASHINGTON," be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Counci Imen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
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NEW BUSINESS
Robert Smythe, city attorney, reported that he had received a letter from Alex
Sonnichsen which noted that the fence on the east side of the 5th & K Street Sal I
Field, adjoining on the west of Lot I, French's Addition to the Town of Slaughter,
was placed 9 feet west of lot as platted, and that he felt the property owner of
Lot I, French's Addition undoubtedly has ownership of this property by adverse
possession. It was brought out that several other lots were simi larly affected.
Mayor Gaines referred this matter to the Street Committee and the Park Board.
It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by KI ine that the mayor and not to exceed
two counci Imen be granted permission to attend the Congress of Cities annual
conference December 2 to 7, 1966, at Las Vegas, Nevada.
MOT ION CARR I ED
Robert Smythe, city attorney,
NORMAN AND LOLA LAWSON
UNITED HOMES CORPORATION
GEORGE AND BESSIE ^ASY
reported that he was in receipt of
QUIT CLAIM DEED
STA TUTORY WARRANTY DEED
STATUTORY WARRANTY DEED
the fol lowing deeds:
ROTARY PARK PROPERTY
ROTARY PARK PROPERTY
RIGHT-OF-WAY
It was moved by Kline and seconded by Fitzsimmons that the city attorney be
authorized to record the aforementioned deeds.
MOTION CARRIED
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CUI, I MS
It was moved by Fitzsimmons and seconded by Nickson, that the claims as approved bv
the Audit Committee be paid.
CLAIMS FUND #8732 thru #8956
PAYROLL FUND #4828 thru #5055
There being no further business. the
subject to the cal I of the mayor.
$286,508.52
S 50,528.38
meeting was declared adjourned at 10:30 p. m.
'v'OT ION CARR' ED
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