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MAY 5,1969
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The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Auburn convened at 8:00 P.M. in the
Council Chambers of the City Hall.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Gaines.
Councilmen present: Kline, Sonnemann, Bailey, Fitzsimmons, Blakeney, Darling and Nickson.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The following correction should be made to the April 21, 1969 Council Minutes on Page 9,
under MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS, request of City Engineer for permission to call for Public
Hearing on Assessment Roll for Local Improvement District No. 207, 208B and 221, the
following was omitted:
"It was moved by Nickson, seconded by Blakeney, that Public Hearing be held on the
Assessment Roll for Local Improvement District No. 207, water mains on 37th st. N. E.
from Auburn Way to B St. N. E. & CSt. N. E. from 35th N.E. to 37th st. N. E.; Local
Improvement District No. 208B, sanitary sewers in the North section of the City on 37th
st. N. E. and on Auburn Way North; and Local Improvement District No. 221, water mains
and street construction on J St. N. E. from 4th st. N. E. to a point 307 ft. North, at
8 :00 P.M., May 19, 1969".
MOTION CARRIED
It was moved by Blakeney, seconded by Nickson, that the Minutes of April 21, 1969 Council
Meeting be approved as amended and mailed.
MOTION CARRIED
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Mayor Gaines declared Public Hearing open on request of Archie Meade & Don-Mar, Inc. for
a SPU for gravel removal on property located East of R Street and North of Auburn Way
South (on East Hill). (Application No. 6-69)
The Planning Commission recommend to the City Council that this request to rezone from
R-l to SPU be granted with the following provisions:
1. That before any gravel removal is commenced on Parcel B-3 and the easterly portion
of B-2, grading plans for this area shall be submitted and approved by the City Engineer
to insure conformity with the development on adjacent properties and for the future
extension of "z" Street to be constructed South of Parcel B-3 and to leave a strip of
land adjacent to the entire East boundary of parcel B-3 suitable for residential
development.
2. That a 6-foot high cyclone type screen fence with redwood inserts as approved by the
City Engineer and shown on the plans on file be constructed prior to removal of any
material covered by this permit.
3. That the Air Pollution Control Standards shall be in accordance with the King County
Air Pollution Control requirements.
4. That the Industrial Standards for noise shall conform to those for M-l light Industri-
al, as contained in Article 6, Section 32 of the City of Auburn Zoning Ordinance No. 1702.
5. That this permit is for the removal of material only, said removal shall conform to
the plans on file. No processing of material shall be allowed on the site covered by this
permit.
6. That hauling to and from the permit area to be confined to routes south and west of
the permit area. All haul roads shall be oiled or watered to control dust as required
by the City Engineer.
7. That all access points to public streets shall be approved by the City Engineer to
insure adequate traffic control.
8. That the applicant cross-section the permit area once a year and submit the cross-
sections to the City Engineer to indicate conformance with the permit.
9. That this special property use permit be reviewed by the Planning Commission and
recOmmendations made to the City Council every three years to determine if any modifi-
cations or termination in the plans and profiles on file are necessary for the protec-
tion and/or coordination of development on adjacent properties and to review the special
conditions to determine if they are sufficient to provide adequate protection to the
adjacent properties and/or general public.
10. That the vegetation and trees shall not be removed from more than ten acres of the
area proposed for excavation at one time.
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11. That the applicant post with the City of Auburn a performance bond in the amount of
$10,000.00 to insure compliance with the above provisions.
12. That the owners dedicate the South 30 feet of that portion of the pl"Opi:mty abutting
the Indian Reservation for the future extension of 17th St. S. E.
Kenneth F. Ingalls, Attorney at Law, representing Archie Meade and Don-Mar, Inc., of
223 Auburn Way North, explained the intended plan for gravel removal and the recommendations
set out by the Planning Commission.
Mr. Malewski, 1421 Ginko Street S. E., from audience, asked how may years this will take
to remove the gravel.
Kenneth F. Ingalls said that it could take many years, ten or twenty years, and that this
property might never be used for housing.
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Mr. Cl~e Rutherford, 3011 14th St. S. E., from audience, asked how many cubic yards the
developer is talking about, including the Indian Reservation.
Kenneth F. Ingalls replied 15 to 20 million cubic yards.
Mr. L. B. Báll, Jr., 3210 Scenic Drive, from audience, questioned with regard to the lease
with the Indians and how long before excavation of the land will be completed and is the
City of Auburn taking any steps for park use, shouldn't some of this be obtained by the
City to give the children in the area a plaee to play, this is the highest and best use of
land planning.
Mr. Gerden Clarke, Investment Exchange Company, from audience, stated the Investment
Exchange Company feeli~the removal of the gravel will improve and enhance the property
along the highway and that it would be to the advantage of the general area and the City
of Auburn.
Mr. Devere Lynn, 1910 Dogwood Street S. E., from Audience, voiced his opposition to gravel
removal for the reason that same would be a basic come-on to permit commercial development
a.nj is contrary to the plan for this land being used for single family dwelling. This
land is unsuitable for development at this time and constitutes a very desirable area
for residential development. That permit of gravel removal would contribute to traffic I
tie-up on Auburn Way South.
Mr. Everett R. Inman, 1940 Dogwood Drive, from audience, said he would like to submit a
petition from the people in the general area against the rezone request.
Petition was presented to City Clerk Williams.
Mr. Bud Chase, Bœr'279, Auburn, Washington, from audience, stated he was President of
Auburn East Hill Development Company, with holdings of approximately 50 acres and desired
to go on record of having no objection to this rezone request, and that the City should
give a lot of consideration to this request.
Del Nelson, 2915 17th S. E., from audience, stated he would like to see 17th street
extended down the road.
Janet Westlund, 2920 2nd St. S. E., said that nothing has been mentioned about air pollution
control or noise control.
Glen Oberg, 3370 Scenic Drive, suggested the City request conservation.
Fred Sutton, 1815 Dogwood Drive S. E., asked if they are planning to put a processing
plant on the Indian land.
William Schmidt, 1711 Dogwood Drive S. E., said he did no~rfeel establishing a gravel pit
in this residential area a good idea and that there should be restrictions for preser- I
vation of the trees and that the City has done a good job of planning in this area
thus far.
Mr. Webber, 2125 Dogwood Drive S. E., stated that he did not want to live by a gravel pit.
Mr. John Holland, voiced his opposition to the noise that would be involved and that he
hoped the request did not go through.
Mr. Robert Carson, 1545 Hemlock Drive S. E., said that he had seen land cleared and in no
case does it take 25 years.
Mrs. Joy Carson, 1545 Hemlock Drive S. E., stated that one man told her he had gotten out
of the sand and gravel business because he didn't need the money that bad to put up with
the dirt and dust and mess involved.
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Fred Sherman, 2901 Forest Ridge Drive S. E., stated he felt it would be more advantageous
to use this land for residential use and that it could be used in its natural state and
the City Council should see fit to use this land to the best advantage.
Mr. Burt Rathbun, 2135 Dogwood Drive S. E., stated he goes along with the rest of the
fellows against thisy~ezone request.
Mr. Robert Collins, 1715 Dogwood Drive S. E., stated he was definitely against this and
that this would depreciate his property.
Kenneth F. Ingalls, Attorney at Law, at this time attempted to respond to some of the
questions that had been posed.
The term of the lease is 25 years or when the gravel is removed, and that portions of
phases 1, 2 and 3 must be removed annually.
That there is no definite plan to put in a removal plant on this property.
Mr. Sherwood, speaking in behalf of the JC's stated their organization was against
the SPU.
Bill Orack, voiced objection to the gravel removal.
Dick Wisenberg stated a survey had just been completed in this city and of most of the
questions asked 33% were concerned about zoning and the city is beautiful and will be
spoiled by an eyesore like a gravel pit.
Mr. Paight pointed out that for the amount of material to be moved for the length of
time involved to remove same would result in a truck every five minutes and the debris
would be a definite problem.
Mr. Ingalls pointed out again that there is no plan to do any processing on this pro-
perty and the request does not entail processing.
Marlin Harvey, 2035 Harvey Drive, stated he was opposed to this gravel removal.
M. D. Candler, stated he was against the gravel removal and would like a park area
in this location.
Shirley Tolleffs and Lorraine Young both stated their opposition to this request.
It was moved by Blakeney, secondeè by Bailey, that the Public Hearing be closed.
MOTION CARRIED
It was moved by Nickson, seconded by Bailey, that the request for SPU for gravel removal
by Archie Meade & Don-Mar, Inc., on property located East of R street and North of
Auburn Way South (on East Hill), be denied.
Councilman Nickson explained his reasons for making the foregoing motion.
Councilman Sonnemann, stated he did not agree with the Planning Commission and would like
to have more time to study this matter until the next meeting.
Councilman Darling, stated he is against this SPU for the reasons that Mr. Nickson
pointed out.
Councilman Blakeney, stated he would like more time to go through this thoroughly.
Councilman Fitzsimmons, stated he is not ready to make a decision at this time.
Councilman Kline stated he felt there is a lot to be considered and he did not concur
with the Planning Commission recommendations. It was his feeling the Council in a body
should view the property.
It was moved by Kline, seconded by Fitzsimmons, that Public Hearing on request of
Archie Meade & Don-Mar, Inc. for a SPU for gravel removal on property located East of
R Street and North of Auburn Way South (on East Hill) be tabled until May 19, 1969.
Councilman Darling and Nickson voting NO.
MOTION CARRIED
Mayor Gaines declared Public Hearing open on request of Will Andre to rezone from A-l to
M-l (light industrial) a parcel of land located at the N. E. êorner ðf "C" st. and 30th St.
N. E. (Application No. 8-69)
The Planning Commission recommends to the City Council the approval of Will Andre's
application to rezone from A-l to M-l as it is surrounded by industry and conforms to the
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Comprehensive Plan of the City of Auburn with consideration being given to the Easterly
30 feet for the continuation of liD" st. N. E.
It was moved by Blakeney, seconded by Sonnemann, that the Public Hearing be closed.
MOTION CARRIED
It was moved by Blakeney, seconded by Darling, that the recommendations of the Planning
Commission be concurred with and the City Attorney be instructed to draw up the necessary
ordinance granting rezone.
MOTION CARRIED
Mayor Gaines declared Public Hearing open on request of Robert G. Malek to rezone from I
R-2 to M-l (light Industrial) a parcel of land located at 320 Western St. N. W.
(Application No. 9-69)
The Planning Commission recommends to the City Council that the request of Robert Malek
to rezone from R-2 to M-l be granted inasmuch as this request conforms to the overall
Comprehensive Plan of the City of Auburn under M-l with the following provisions included:
1. No open storage should be allowed on the property, unless it is completely fenced
by a 6-foot screen fence.
2. That this condition should prevail until such a time 'as the abutting property obtain
a M-l zoning to conform to our comprehensive development plan.
3. Consideration should be given to the dedication of the Westerly 10 feet for the
future widening of Western Street.
Kenneth F. Ingalls, Attorney at Law, representing Robert G. Malek, stated his client
wishes to open a welding shop on the property, and was agreeable to complying with the
recommendations of the Planning Commission.
Mrs. Roger Campbell, 415 Western Avenue, stated they were against the rezone for the rea-
son there is no parking and the business would involve a certain amount of junk to
accumulate and that the welding equipment would interfere with radios and television
reception.
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Mrs. Stark from audience, stated she heartily objects to this rezone request.
Mrs. Roger Campbell, 415 Western Avenue, from audience voiced objection to zone request
for wèlding shâp for the reason this property is primarily occupied by retired people,
and there would be noise and accumulation of junk and this would detract from the resi-
dential area.
Walter Miller stated there would have to be a fill in and if this is not done, they will
be drowned out and further, the arc welding would interfere with televisions and radios.
It would be best to interfere now before Mr. Malek invests his money.
It was moved by Kline, seconded by Blakeney, that the Public Hearing be closed.
MOTION CARRIED
Councilman Bailey stated that until a large industrial area can be developed and rezoned,
he thought it would be unwise to go ahead with this particular rezone.
It was moved by Nickson, seconded by Darling, that the request of Robert G. Malek to rezone
from R-2 to M-l (light industrial) a parcel of land located at 320 Western st. N. W. Bä
tabled and no action be taken on this matter until another Public Hearing is had on this
matter.
Councilman Blakeney voted NO. MOTION CARRIED
Mayor Gaines declared Public Hearing open on proposed L.I.D. for water mains and fire
hydrants on Knickerbocker Drive.
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Mr. Jim Weese, from audience, stated that there is no fire protection in the area where
he resides and the pressure is very low and there is a need for water for fire protection.
Mr. Lloyd Mattson, 325 Hi-Crest Drive, stated he was against the L.I.D.
Mr. Gene Kasper, stated there is great need for water pressure and he is for the fire
protection.
Mrs. Ivan E. Durbin, Aaby Drive, asked for consideration for pro-rata cost in proposed
connection at the northwesterly corner of Knickerbocker and Aaby Drive extending south-
westerly along Hi-Crest Drive. Mrs. Durbin referred to the petition presented signed by
twelve property owners regarding this L.I.D.
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It was moved by Nickson, seconded by Blakeney, that the Public Hearing be closed.
MOTION CARRIED
It was moved by Fitzsimmons, seconded by Blakeney, that the resolution type L.I.D. for
water mains and fire h~rants on Knickerbocker Drive be approved and the City Attorney
be instructed to prepare necessary ordinance implementing local improvement district.
MOTION CARRIED
CORRESPONDENCE
City Clerk Williams read letter from Richard W. Pierson, Attorney at Law, Monheimer,
Schermer, Van Fredenberg & Smith, Suite 510, Securities Building, Seattle, Washington,
regarding offensive smell from Auburn Sewer Lagoon.
Richard W. Pierson, Attorney at Law, appearing in behalf of eighteen business men
affected by the offensive smell generated by Auburn Sewer Lagoon, presented facts and
summation regarding letter to the Mayor and City Council.
It was moved by Fitzsimmons, seconded by Kline, that the City Attorney be instructed to
draw up the necessary resolution to implement stage 1 to the Sewer Lagoon as recommended
in Comprehensive Sewerage Plan, with a copy to the Pollution Control Board and to Metro.
MOTION CARRIED
Mr. Walt Berschauer of Hill, Ingman, Chase & Company, was asked by Councilman Fitzsimmons
to explain the general aspects of the Sewage Lagoon and aspects of Stage I modifications
to the Sewage Lagoon as contained in the Comprehensive Sewerage Plan.
It was moved by Kline, seconded by Fitzsvrunons, that the Mayor be authorized to request
a minimum of five people that have filed a complaint to work on a Citizens Advisory
Committee to work with the Utilities Committee to help solve this problem.
Mr. Bailey opposed the motion.
MOTION CARRIED
City Clerk Williams read letter from Valentins Rupeiks of Clark, Coleman, Rppeiks, Inc.,
3233 Eastlake Avenue East, Seattle, Washington, regarding urban renewal program for the
City of Auburn.
Mayor Gaines requested the letter be referred to the Planning Director.
City Clerk Williams read invitation from Brush and Pallette Guild of Kent to Arts and
Crafts Showing to be held at Kent West Mall, from 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M., May 5 to May 17.
Mayor Gaines requested the invitation be posted on the bulletin board.
City Clerk Williams read letter from Mrs. Florence Woolery regarding street conditions.
Mayor Gaines requested the letter be referred to the Street Committee.
City Clerk Williams read zone change application from Virgil H. Swanson et al, and
Clarence S. Swanson, et al, for zone change from agricultural to R-4 multiple family
residential district and neighborhood shopping as shown on exhibit, property located
at 22nd & M Street N. E.
It was moved by Nickson, seconded by Blakeney, that the Zone Change Application from
Virgil H. Swanson et al, and Clarence S. Swanson, et al, for zone change from agriculturàl
to R-4 multiple family residential district and neighborhood shopping as shown on
exhibit, property located at 22nd & M Street N. E., be referred to the Planning
Commission.
MOTION CARRIED
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
Mr. Bruce D. Rowell, from audience, appearing in behalf of Auburn Development Co.,
advised the develo~r was ready with plans that would meet the elements of our SPU.
It was moved by Nickson, seconded by Kline, that the request of Auburn Development Co.,
to rezone from R-2 to SPU for 48 units to R-4, a parcel of land lying between 13th and
14th St. N. E., East of Harvey Road be brought off the table.
MOTION CARRIED
It was moved by Kline, seconded by Blakeney, that the petition of Auburn Development 00.
to rezone from R-2 to SPU for 48 units to R-4, a parcel of land lying between 13th and
14th st. N.E., East of Harvey Road be granted and that the owner be required to sign an
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agreement with the City of Auburn that the SPU would be granted for the construction of
co-op housing units with living units to be purchased by individuals and shall not be used
for rental purposes, and in accordance with the plot plans of May 5, 1969 as submitted.
MOTION CARRIED
RECOMMENDATIONS
The following application was submitted from the Planning Commission:
The request of Brannan, Campbell, & Smith to rezone from A-I to SPU for retirement apart-
ments on a parcel of land located at 2830 IIIII st. N. E. (Application No. 7-69)
It was moved by Nickson, seconded by Blakeney, that Public Hearing be held June 2, 1969
at 8:00 P.M. , on request of Brannan, Campbell & Smith to rezone from A-I to SPU for re-
tirement apartments on a parcel of land located at 2830 "I" St. N.E. (Application No. 7-69)
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MOTION CARRIED
The following items were submitted by Fred Poe, City Engineer, for approval:
1. Progress Payment No.5, for st. Imp. No. 105 (West Valley Highway) to R. L. Moss
& Co. for $6,708.31.
It was moved by Nickson, seconded by Sonnemann, that Progress Payment No.5, for St. Imp.
No. 105 (West Valley Highway) to R. L. Moss & Co. for $6,708.31 be paid.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
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2. Progress Payment No.7, for St. Imp. No. 99 (Auburn Way North) to Morris
Construction Co. for $68,255.24.
It was moved by Kline, seconded by Sonnemann, that Progress Payment No.7, for St. Imp.
No. 99 (Auburn Way North) to Morris Construction Co. for $68,255.24 be paid.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
3. Authorization for Mayor and City Clerk to sign a two-year lease, purchase
agreement, with Equilease for a Savin 200 Copy Machine.
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It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Blakeney, that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized
to sign a two-year lease, purchase agreement, with Equilease for a Savin 200 Copy Machine.
MOTION CARRIED
4. First and second petitions for annexation to the City of Auburn of that parcel
of property lying between the John Reddington Road and Green River, both contain-
ing 81.43 per cent in value of the property in the proposed annexation area.
Councilman Sonnemann, Chairman of the Annexation Committee, announced the Committee would
schedule a meeting with the public in the near future on the petitions for annexation.
5. Segregation of assessments for L.I.D. No. 201, total assessment $2,925.12.
It was moved by Nickson, seconded by Fitzsimmons, that segregation of assessments for
L.I.D. No. 201, total assessment $2,925.12, be approved.
MOTION CARRIED
6. Segregation of Assessment for L.I.D. No. 208A, total assessment $5,663.00.
It was moved by Nickson, seconded by Fitzsimmons, that segregation of assessments for
L.I.D. No. 208A, total assessment $5,663.00 be approved.
MOTION CARRIED
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PROCLAMATIONS, ANNOUNCEMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS
Mayor Gaines proclaimed Saturday, May 10, 1969 as Fire Service Recognition Day 1969.
Mayor Gaines proclaimed the period of May 11 through May 17, 1969 as National Public
Works Week.
Mayor Gaines proclaimed May 5 through May 20, 1969 as Clean-Up Weeks for the City of
Auburn.
Mayor Gaines proclaimed May 23 and May 24, 1969 as Buddy Poppies by the Veterans of
Foreign Wars Days.
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COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS
FINANCE COMMITTEE - KLINE
Councilman Kline, reporting for Finance Committee, stated the Finance Committee had
met at 4:30 P.M. on April 30, 1969 and the City Treasurer requested authority to make
the following investments:
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Sewer Cumulative Reserve Fund - L.I.D. No. 222 Warrants
Water Fund - L.I.D. #226 Warrants
L.I.D. Guaranty Fund - L.I.D. #227 and #228 Warrants
Temporary Loan
$ 193.03
14.40
12.00
23,266.17
It was moved by Kline, seconded by Nickson, that the Finance Director be authorized to
make the investments as listed above.
MOTION CARRIED
Councilman Kline reported the Committee had discussed financing tþe New Equipment Rental
Building and consideration given to transfer of budgeted funds in the amount of $44,350.00
for Electronic Computer for General Administration.
It was moved by Kline, seconded by Blakeney, that sum of $44,350.00 budgeted from General
Administration Fund, in the account number of 01-10-3.4 for Electronic Computer be trans-
ferred to the construction of the new maintenance building.
MOTION CARRIED
HOUSING ADVISORY COMMITTEE - BAILEY
Councilman Bailey, reporting for Housing Advisory Committee, stated the committee recom-
mends passage of a resolution to submit application for recertification of the Workable
Program to the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Nickson, that the G[ty Attorney be instructed to pre-
pare necessary resolution to submit application for recertification of the Workable
Program to the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
MOTION CARRIED
I UTILITIES COMMI'l"l'EE - FITZSIMMONS
Councilman Fitzsimmons, reporting for the Utilities Committee, reported briefly on the
sewage lagoon problem and Stage I of the Comprehensive Sewerage Plan.
It was moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Kline, that a contract for Stage I be arrived at
and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign subject to the approval of the City Attorney
and Utility Committee.
MOTION CARRIED
STREET, ENGINEERING AND PLANNING COMMITTEE- BLAKENEY
It was moved by Blakeney, seconded by Fitzsimmons, that the contract for construction of
the Maintenance Building for the City of Auburn be awarded to Leonard Construction Co.,
with alternate ilA and #2 included for $123,10l.OO. That the bid bonds of the unsuccess-
ful bidders be returned, and the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign contract.
MOTION CARRIED
Councilman Blakeney, reporting further for Street, Engineering and Planning Committee,
stated it was the recommendation of the committee that Resolution No. 362 be introduced
and adopted.
FIRE COMMITTEE - DARLlOO
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It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Darling, that the contract for aerial lift platform
vehicle be awarded to Mack Trucks, Inc., for $90,870.00, and the Mayor and City Clerk be
authorized to sign contract for same, and the bid bond of the unsuccessful bidder be
returned.
ROLL CALL VarE:
Councilman Bailey, Fitzsimmons, Blakeney, Nickson, Kline and
Sonnemann, voting YES.
Councilman Darling abstained.
MOTION CARRIED
MUNICIPAL BUILDING COMMITTEE - DARLING
Councilman Darling, reporting for Municipal Building Committee announced there will bea
public meeting on May 13, 1969 in the Council Chambers at City Hall at the hour of 8:00
P.M. to discuss the alternate site and would like to have the press present at this
meeting.
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Councilman Nickson, reporting for Code and Ordinance Committee, reported the Committee
recommends no action at this time on Ordinance No. 2338.
BID OPENINGS
Bids were opened on April 30, 1969 at 11:00 A.M. on a Call for Bids for L.I.D. #227,
installation of water mains in the Auburn Academy area East of the City of Auburn, Wash-
ington, with bids submitted as follows:
BIDDER
TOT AL BID
$46 ,17l. 00
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SLEAD-TONNESEN CONSTRUCTION, INC.
(deduction of $500.00 if both LID 227 & 228 Bids be
awarded to one bidder)
BERT ROBISON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
BAY CONSTRUCTION
JACK THORBURN, INC.
ELLNESS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
(deduction of $1,000.00 if both LID 227 & 228 bids be
awarded to one bidder)
KEITH PETERSEN & SON, INC.
FRANK COLUCCIO CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO.
46,680.00
58,125.00
49,865.50
50,249.00
52,433.00
54,415.00
59,305.00
The above bids did not include sales tax and all bids were accompanied: by Bid Bonds.
Bids were opened on April 30, 1969 at 11:00 A.M. on Call for Bids for L.I.D. #228, san-
itary sewers in Auburn Academy area, with bids submitted as follows:
BIDDm
TOTAL BID
SLEAD-TONNESEN CONSTRUCTION, INC.
($500.00 deduction should both LID 227 & 228 bids be awarded
to one bidder)
BAY CONSTRUCTION CO.
BERT ROBISON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
JACK THORBURN, INC.
HOLT CONSTRUCTION CO. DBA KING CONSTRUCTION CO.
ELLNESS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO.
E. J. RODY & SONS
$ 94,306.50
·109,758.80
129,360.00
135,747.50
142,664.45
145,246.00
171,016.20
175,870.00
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The above bids did not include sales tax and all bids were accompanied by Bid Bonds.
The City Engineer recommends awarding of contracts to slead-Tonneson Construction Co., Inc.,
for L.I.D. No. 227 for $45,671.00 and for L.I.D. No. 228 for' $93,806.50 (water and sani-
tary sewers in the Academy area).
It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Kline, that the contract for L.I.D. No. 227 in the sum
of $45,671.00 and L.I.D. No. 228 for $.93,806.50 (water and sanitary sewers in the Academy
area) be awarded to Slead-Tonnesen Construction Co., Inc., and the Mayor and City Clerk
be authorized to sign contract for same, and that the Bid Bonds of the unsuccessful bidders
be returned.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. MOTION CARRIED
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
ORDINANCE NO. 2346
Ordinance No. 2346 entitled "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR I··
THE PURCHASE OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY SITUATE WITHIN THE CCRPORATE LIMITS OF CITY, FŒ
GENERAL MUNICIPAL PURPOSES".
It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Blakeney, that Ordinance No. 2346 be introduced and
adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. MOTION CARRIED
ORDINANCE NO. 2347
Ordinance No. 2347 entitled "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, AMENDIOO
9.16.020, 9.22.190 amd 9.22.200 OF THE AUBURN CITY CODE, SAID SECTIONS AMENDED RELATING
TO ONE-WAY ALLEY REGULATIONS AND ONE AND TWO-HOUR NON-METERED PARKING REGULATIONS OF THE
CITY OF AUBURN, AND REPEALING ANY ORDINANCE OR ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF AUBURN IN CON-
FLICT HEREWITH II .
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It was moved by Kline, seconded by Fitzsimmons, that Ordina.nce No. 2347 be introduced.
MOTION CARRIED
RESOLUTION NO. 361
It was moved by Kline, seconded by Nickson, that Resolution No. 361 entitled "A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO
EXECUTE, ON BEHALF OF THE CITY, A 'NO-YEAR LEASE WITH EQUILEASE FOR A SAVIN 200 COPY
MACHINE FCR THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF AUBURN" be introduced and adopted.
MOTION CARRIED
RESOLUTION NO. 362
It was moved by Kline, seconded by I~ickson, that Resolution No. 362 entitled "A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF AUWRN, WASHINGTON, APPROVING THE DEVISED PLAN FOR THE ACCESS
CONSTRUCTION OF THE WEST AUBURN INTERCHANGE ON STATE ROUTE 167 SUBMITTED BY THE WASHING-
TON STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS" be introduced and adopted.
MOTION CARRIED
RESOLUTION NO. 363
It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Nickson, that Resolution No. 363 entitled "A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR OF
THE CITY OF AUBURN TO EXECUTE ON BEHALF OF THE CITY AN APPLICATION FCR WORKABLE PROORAM
RE-CERTIFICATION FOR THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT II be introduced
and adopted.
MOTION CARRIED
RESOLUTION NO. 364
It was moved by Fitzsimmons, seconded by Blakeney, that Resolution No. 364 entitled "A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE PUBLIC WORKS
DEPARTMENT TO PROCEED IMMEDIATELY WITH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CONSTRUCTION PROORAM
OF THE STAGE I MODIFICATION TO THE MUNICIPAL SEWAGE LAGOON FACILITY IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE COMPREHENSIVE SEWERAGE PLAN OF THE CITY" be introduced and adopted.
MOTION CARRIED
RESOLUTION NO. 365
It was moved by Fitzsimmons, seconded by Kline, that Resolution No. 365 entitled "A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR AND
CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE, ON BEHALF OF THE CITY, AN AGREEMENT WITH PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT
COMPANY FOR THE UNDERGROUNDING OF THE OVERHEAD EIECTRICAL SYSTEMS SERVING THE SEWAGE
TREATMENT FACILITY OF THE CITY OF AUBURN ON 24TH STREET NORTHEAST II be introduced am
adopted.
MOTION CARRIED
APPROVAL OF VOUCHERS AND TRANSFERS
It was moved by Nickson, seconded by Blakeney, that the transfers a.nd vouchers as listed
in the total amount of $118,809.87 (Claims Warrants Nos. 431 through 559) and payroll
in the amount of $104,493.59 (Payroll Warrants Nos. 388 through 761) be approved for
payment.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. MOTION CARRIED
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
City Clerk Williams read Zone Change Applications of the following:
Clair Sabo, to rezone property from Residential to R-4 multiple, property located at
21st St. S. E. fronting on D St. S. E.
Mrs. Dorothy Leeman, to rezone property from R-3 to C-3, property located at M and
East Main.
Mrs. Alice B. Melton, to rezone property from R-3 to C-3, property located at M and
East Main.
It was moved by Blakeney, seconded by Nickson, that rezone requests of Clair Sabo,
Mrs. Dorothy Leeman, and Mrs. Alice B. Melton, be referred to the Planning Commission.
MOTION CARRIED
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There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Nickson,
seconded by Blakeney, that the meeting be adjourned at 12:20 A.M.
MOTION CARRIED
APPROVED THIS 6TH DAY OF MAY, 1969
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