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AUBURN, WASHINGTON
MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 18, 1972
The regular n,eeting of the City Council of the City of Auburn convened at 8:00 P.IL,
in the iiuburn Ci ty Courlcil Chambers.
ROLL ClŒL
COt.!;'1c:il¡r;en'present: ('r¡uncilman Cavey, SOnnei'1ann, Shaughnessy, Darling, Holman,
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JI,2l'ROV11L Of' UINUTES
It was; moved by Holman, seconded by Lea, that the Minutes of SepteiT'.ber 5, 1972,
be a.pprO\Ted as mail ed .
Na.gar Ke-rsey a.nnounced that the Chamber of Commerce is having a banquet tonight' to
honor Eel Garro o.f KASY Radio Station. The City Attorney had been instructed to
dra~'Î u:;'? the necessary Resolution to proclaim Ed Garre Day and Ed Garre rveek in the
Ci ty of Auburn.
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It was moved by Holman, seconded 'by Shaughnessy, that:; Reso1utiol? No_ 535 enti tIed "_i'J.
RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR ÀND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, HONORING
EI? CARRE AND DECLARING SEPTE11.1BER 18, 1972, AS ED GARRE DAY, AND SEPTE1"IBER 18th
THROUGH SEPTEMBER 24, 1972, AS ED GARRE vlEEK IN CITY OF AUBURN, rvASHINGTON _" be
adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Mayor Kersey declared Public Hearing open on Final Assessment Roll .for L.I.D. 241,
sani tary sevIer construction on 17th and" R" Streets S. E.
It was moved by Fiedler, seconded by Gavey, that the Public Hearing be closed.
NOTION CARRIED
It ""as moved by Fiedler, seconded by Shaughnessy, that the Final Assessment Roll for ,"'1.1
L.I.D. 24.l ,be confirmed and approved and the City Attorney be instructed tQ draftl up
the necessary ordinance.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
!1ayor Kersey declared Public Hearing open on the proposed vacation o.f street right-o.f-
Þlay si tuate on a portion of "H" Street North'vest beb'Teen 6th Street Northr.vest and
25th Street Northwest wi thin the corporate limi ts of the Ci ty of i1uburn.
It was moved by Fiedler, seconded by Sonnemann, that the Public Hearing be closed.
It was moved by Fiedler, seconded by Sonnemann, that the proposed vacation of
street right-of-way si tuate on a portion of "H" Street North¡·¡est between 6th Street
Northwest and 15th Street Northwest be referred back to the StreetCom7Úttee for
further study.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Jill Councilmen voting YES.
MOTION Cl'.RRIED
CORRESPONDENCE
. Ci ty Clerk Pro-tem~ Virginia Osborn, read the request of Bruce E. l'Íoodroffe (Parcel A)
aœl Clarenco It. Burnside (Parcel B) to rezone from R-2 (Single Family District) to
C-l (Light CorrL-;¡ercial Dist.rict) t¡vO parcels of property located at 912 and 906 Harvey
Road. (Application No. 15-72)
It was !i:oved by Sonnemann~ seconded by Shaughnessy ~ that the request of Bruce E.
rlooclroff.-e and Clarence fl. Burnside to rezone be referred to the Planning
Commission.
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ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
BID OPENINGS
Bids were opened.September 14, 1972, 11:00 A.M., for Water Improvments 78, Reservoir
No. 8~ Academy Tank and vlater Improvement 79, construction of telemetering installation
in the Ci ty of Auburn, v¡i th bids submi tted as f01lo;.¡s:
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It: is the reco0r:;2ndation o.f the Director of Public Çiorks, Pat Nevins, that 1:ne
contract .for construction o.f Water I~prove0ent No. 78, Reservoir No.8, Academy
Tank, be a:Iarded to Pi ttsburg-Des ¡,Joines Steel Company on their 10;.¡- bid of $168,466.50
subject to Hun approval.
It h'àS moved by Shaughnessy, seconded by Gavey, that the contract be at'larded to
F.l tt3bur9- Des Noi nes Steel Company, subject to HUD approval, and upon s1 gninq, of
contract the Bid Bond be returned to Reliable Nelding ('forks.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilman Gavey, Sonnemann, Shaughnessy, Darling, Holman, and Lea
voting YES.
Councilman Fiedler voting NO.
NOTIon CARRIED
WATER IMPROVEMENT 79
PUGET ELECTRIC CO.
VECii ELECTRIC CO. J' INC.
$ 57,003.45
63,115.50
The above bids were accompanied by bid bonds; the above bids include sales tax.
It is the recommendation of the Director of Public r'¡orks, Pat Nevins, that the
contract for construction of telemetering installation be av-Iarded, Puget Elect:.ric
Company on their low bid of $57,003.45, subject to HUD approval.
It was moved by Shaughnessy, seconded by Gavey, that the bid for telemetering be
referred to the utility Committee for study.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting 'lES.
¡'-lOTION CARR! ED
RECOf.!!'1ZND.'4TIONS
The following ite~6 are submitted by the Planning Director, George A. Schuler, for
Council Approval:
1. Request to call for Public Hearing on October 2, 1972, on the request or
JÌJ:'_my J. Harkey for consideration of a Preliminary Plat to be ?J'lo;>·n as
GREEN RIVER VILLllGE NO. 3 located on the East side of "N" Street HE bet;.¡een
23rd and 25th Streets NE. (Application P-4-72)
2. Request to call for Public Hearing on October 2, 1972, on the request of
Paul Benton to rezone .from R-4 (Mülti-Fap-ily District) to C-l (Light
Commercial District) a parcel of land lying on the North side of 8th
Street NE:, approximately 100 feet East of the intersection of 8 th SL ,~et
tl..~ 2Tldfla.r"/ey [<oad.. (J1i?pl i ca. -cion 13-72)
3. Request to call for Public Hearing on October 2, 1972, on the request of
Karl Juergens to rezone from UNCLASSIFIED to C-3 (Hea~] Commercial Dist~ict)
a parcel of land in the 4800 block on the East side o.f Auburn Çlay No:::t:l:..
(Application No. 14-72)
It :.¡as moved by Fiedler, seconded by Sonnemann, that Public Hearings be held on
Qctober 2, 1972, at 8:00 P.M. in the Council Cham~ers, on the request of
J.:'::;;-t.j J. ,'£a~ke':1', Paul Benton, and Karl Juergens.
NOTION C,f1RRLED
':.~he fol1o::ing ite8s aLe submitted b'j th·'J Director of Public fiorks, Pat Nevins, for
C'/)unril l~p1}l'oval:
Pay Estimat9 No.3 to Cascade Asphalt Paving Co. for construction o.f L.I.D.s
265 & 266, 12 th St. Ii. E. , for: $ 3 J , 6 86 . 25 .
7 d b 1 t' t P ~ ~ t ~lo. 3 to Cascade
It was mO'led by Sonnemann, secon~e Y Ho man, na' ay c5Lima.e .
r1::;:)halt i:'ac,.-:'ng Co. for :;3I.óB6.25 bc: approved for payC':enc.
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AUBU&V, WASHINGTON
NONDAY
SEPTEMBER 18, 1972
A'lc:::ority to hold p:1blic hearing on Final Assessfi1ent Roll for L.I.D.s 259 and
2601 ,L2~h Street S. E. curb and gutter & underground, to be held on November 6~
19ì2..
l--t ~·."2S ;-::-~<:'··2db'i S-:J4:':12(:~a..i~J' 5eco:1ded by C:e.V2'j, th¿:,:: public hearing be .I.'J.elà on
¡':'7<:/'=~~~?: G, ? 9'72 ~ '::: '00 :ì ~'; i~ +::!e ~0~nc_~1 /:h2:::~!:~r5. O..I? "tD'=.: 'P_i:!al /f.ssess..7!.~~t RoLl
for L.r.D,s 259 anè 26u.
ROLL C.ZL1~ VOTE: .1112 Councilmen votir-g YES.
MOTION C¡..RRIED
PRO:::Li1,}UITIONS, APPOINTNEI:I'S AND .fJ,NNOUNCENENTS
rI8yor Kersey announced; "Ç;'e all shared in the shoc:k and disbelief o.f Nr. Fournier's
passing. Hany of us in political life have had some differences with him; but he
certainly left his mark on everyone in the state, and especially in this areal because
of his ci tizenship. He vIas a fine man."
N'J.~':Jr l<e!'s0Y announced that Robert Kindernecht, Foreman in the Seï-ler Department and
a C£ t~; eßployee for six years, has been a¡.¡arded a Certificate of Competency by The
Bo,~rd of Certi.ficat1on' for the State of f<;'ashington o.f the Pacific North¡.¡est Pollution.
Cor.trol Association as a rlater Pollution Control Plant Ope_rator for Croup III Pl.ants.
Mayor Kersey congratulated Robert Kindernecht on behal.f of the City o.f Auburn.
COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS
LICENSE iTND ORDINANCE CONr-HT'l'EE - CHAIRM14N CAVEY
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The License and Ordinance Committee did not meet as scheduled on Sep~ember 13, 1972.
Ho;.¡evcr, one of the i terns to be discussed t-/as Ordinance No. 2657 - Paren~al RespoTl$ibili tu
some information pertaining to this Ordinance has been received from the Auburn Public
School District, stating that the School Board has voiced no objections ~o Ordinance
Nq. 2657. The Commi ttee is ~.¡ai ting for a reply from the Juvenile Cour~ Comztd. ttee
and other persons 'in Ci ty· Government. This item should be up for discussion and
final action at the next regularly scheduled Council Meeting on October 2, 1972.
The Co~7dttee received a request from the State Liquo~ Board per~aining to the I.
Pizza Hut of Spokane. The Pizza Hut tvould like to be located at 914 Auburn Way Sou~h
and they ·request, a liquor license. Dr. Howells of ~he Seventh Day Adventists Church
stated tbat he represents 1400 to 1500 people in this City anè they do not wan~
liquor in the State, nòt alone across from their Church.
It ~"as moved by Gavey, seconded by Fiedler, ~hat the application of ~he Pizza Hut
o.f Spokane not be approved.
/.JOTION CA.:RRIED
There will be no scheduled License and Ordinance Com1Úttee Meeting scheduled until
the middle of next month.
STREET ilND ENGINEERiNG CONi'iJITTEE - CHAIRl1AN SONNEJ'I!/í.NN
The next Street and Engineering Commi ttee l1eeting will be held ~"ednesday, September 20,
1972 at 7:30 P.M.
PLALVNI,iG, BEAUT:rFICATION & BUILDTNG CODES COl'HIITTEE - CHAIRNlIN D.ZJ"RLING
The Planning, Beautification & Building Codes Com~ittee met at 7:45 P.M. on SepteF.~er 12,
1972. The main item of discussion voncerned the idea o.f a mall concept for a permanent
Christm3s tree site South of East Main Street and obtaining an electrical source for
Chris t;:¡as lighting on trees in the Auburn flay South di vider islands beb/een East Main
a:-!r:: Cr~ss Street. Th":? Commi ttee ar117iscrl that the Chamber consider requesting a
te:nporû.::y 'J.nèergrounc1 pO¡'!er variance from the Utili ty Comrrzi ttee so that lighting I
C0'1ld b::: acco~_Jlished from overhead during the Christmas Season. Installation of
a per:-;'~_-l~;"è. unè!arqro'.lnd po;¡er soU!::ce ~,/ill be kept among pending considerations for .
the Er:plan Scud} rO','i 9;;. Discussion also he1d on the letter to Hayor Kerse1:-1 from
poy ii. ,":aze, Executive Vice Pl.'es,ident" Hebb & Narodick" concerning their conveyance
or the Pi ',·-2l.'side Soccn Park to the Ci ty of Auburn as a gift. Research indicates
c1eliJ!-¡u-'::1c taxes ar:;ounting to $753._11 for the years 1970, 1971 and 19721 encumber
the par:c:~?l, The COT'?mi ttee reco;-::rr:2nds that the C.i ty Council authorize acceptance of
'-hc> roc":- :'~0!}--c.7"t':! !::)~, h'-¡u Mayo!' and City Clerk.. subject to the Finance C017'"",jrt:€"p~
al'·?~ìro-;/al.for ~funding of' back ta..X'es.
I t ~'/';"J'::; r'::')r./¡~(l ~9Y Dar 1.Î ng, seconded by !!olr?1c1n I tha t acce...otanceof tIle park property
¿)ut::¡OLL;;CSl and the Finance CorfInittce lr! authorized to mZ!ke payment of $753.11 for
pcop:::_ '::a;(es" rror:¡ the general fund.
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SEPTEMBER 18, 1~72
MONDAY
::'~.'::? Co::::zrittes- re'lie~'¡2d the H.U.D.-F.H.l1.. inspection and certification permit and
èi re::::;:ec! that th.e Ci ty ß.ttorney be instruct2d to prepare an onlinÇJ.nçe of t..he ci tu
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of ,"'-ub:.:rn rezuiring tha t a $15.00 inspec:tion fee be established for any housing
::;::'~:]3a.le_ ins_:J.~ction and/or certification..
E'I:'l1-1i:ICE CO~',:~'-rr7:'7:22 - CHl~~IPJ.'·!i;.~V h·O~!-:.~~·.~
7.":22 FinaJ""lC2 C:o~7';..-:Útt:ee mat at 7:30 ?_',!.. 0,"'1 S:~pte;.-::ber l.g, 1~;;;'.. ~~119City Treasurer
describ9.d the ch2,;."'1ge iJ.J billing for hanqar renta.ls and ti ed(j~'/ns in ConlJ2ction ~'ji tZ1
th~ airport. Effective the 15th of Septe2ber these billings are to be cQ~puterized.
Th¿J Revenue Report for the month ending Augus t 31, 1972 ,,,as discussed in detail.
The Mayor made a verbal report on the general status of the 1973 budget.
PUBLIC SlΣTY CONZ1ITTEE - CI-{AIP,H.4N FIEDLER
There ,-Till not be a Public Safety Comrrzi ttee Neeting on Septe;nber 19, 1972. Coun::::J.lIJ1a.n
Piedler mentioned the educational dispJay in Burlington Northern's Auburn Yards.
The Auburn and Kent firemen and la,,, enforcement o.f.ficers along r,,¡i tl1 400 puget Sounç
public safety officers attended the display and received informa'tion on ho~", to cope
with the hazards of a derailment and they viewed films o.f actual derailments and
the problems that are creatèd'by such derailments. Counçilman Fiedler offers his
appreciation for the outstanding display for the firemen and police officers in
the puget Sound area. The Mayor stated that the display and information ~las inva1.uabl
because it shm¡ed hm. to control fires and how to distinguish t·¡hattype of fire
a person was ¡yorking to control. The Mayor extended his thanks to the Burlington
Northern Railroad for their display and for their assistance in keeping the Fuget Soun
area more safety concious regarding railroad haza~ds.
NUNICIPAL BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN LEA
There will not be a Municipal Building and Equipment Maintenance Co~~~ttee meeting
in the foreseeable future.
It was moved by Lea, seconded by Holman, that authorization be given for the pu~,~hase
of property for municipal purposes.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilm?n voting YES.
MOTION CARP.IED
DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS
The City Attorney, John Bereiter, advises that the matter of John Henry vs. the City
of Auburn is in Seattle, Superior Court before Judge Horton on September 27, 1972.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
ORDINANCE NO. 2665
It t'las moved by Gavey, seconded by Shaughnessy, that Ordinance No. 2665 entitled "AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, VIASHINGTON, AMENDING AUBURN CODIFIED CITY ORDINANCE
IO. 08.040 r;'HICIl ORDINANCE SETS FORTH THE DEFINITIONS PERTAINING TO r'lATER REGULATION
AND RATES. 11 be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTTON CARIUED
ORDINANCE' NO. 2664
It ,.ras moved by Gavey, seconded by Shaughnessy, that Ordinance No. 2664 entí tIed "JiN
O?DINlt:.'IC::: OF THE CITY OF liUBURN, vU¡SllINGTON, ANENDING CERT.f1IN SECTIm:S OF ~1UBU?J.':
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CODIFIED CITY ORDINANCE CElliPTER 10.04 PERTllINING TO SE,'. " , 1-, J.~: ii~l; uc:..r:~:U.1._·:.1:J
TO $P,ID CfiAPTER, REDEFINING CONNERCI1'.L USERS AND ANENDING CHAPTER 10.04.470 P..EGJl17.DIHG
c.:.i:~C:¿GES FOR S£~'iER SERVICE ~'ÍITHOUT CITY r·7ATER." be introduced and adopted.
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I:OTION CAR2IED
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There ~el~q no further business, Mayor Kersey adjourned the ueeting at 8:52 P.M.
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AUBURN, WASHINGTON
APPROVED THIS 19TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1972.
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CI Y CLERK
MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 18, 1972
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