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Home My WebLink About11-20-1972 I C\} 0C- t'- I~ ~; c: I I <f 57 AUBURN, WASHINGTON MONDAY NOVEMBER 20, 1972 ','as held on the approach to take when a pri va te property o;vner cannot afford tQ pay Eor underground electrical connections. A memo ,.,las revie¡.¡ed fro[{l John Kelly requesting that convalescent homss, nursing homes, and retirement homes be specifically listed and cl<1ssi Îied as ei ther mul tiple dvtelling or cor.>.merci al. The Comr.i ttee revie¡'led the reques and as}:ed tha t the Ci ty .11 ttorney dra¡'1 up an amended ordinance to provide these various ho:nes be lis ted as cOír>.1nercial Îor billing ourposes. ATRPORT COMNTTTr:::: - COUNCIUJAN DiiRLING REPORTED T,'18 ldrport cor:~71ittee met on Noverr.ber 9, 1972, at 7:30 P.I,;l. The Comf!1ittee revie;·¡ed·a .Letter .regarding the F.A.A. site review of the Auburn Nunicipal l,irport. In order to CQr:?ply vIi th their suggested request, the threshold lights ¡vill have to be relocated sO'.lth of their existing location. This is due to existing trans¡nission j?O:'ler lines encr:oaching upon the approach zone to the rum-lay. The Corr~rni ttee recommenàed that the threshold lights be relocated as soon as poss.ible. It has been estimated by the Wasl7:ihgtO.Tl, Appraisal Service Inc. that it will cost approximately $1,800 for appraisal of the neeåe ai:c space easements. (Since the Commi ttee Neeting, extra inror!i1ation has indicated that the relocation of the threshold lights may not be necessary). It vIas moved by Darling, seconded by Holman, that authorization .be given to the Mayor and City Clerk to sign a purchase order to Washington Appraisal Service Inc. for the appraisal of the air space easement for approximately $1,800 to come out of th@. Airport Construction Fund. ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilman Darling, Holman, Lea, Gavey, Sonnemann voting YES. Councilman Fiedler voting NO. Councilman Shaughnessy abstained. MOTION CAR....r?IED The Committee questioned Mr. Chipperfield as to the status of the ne¡.¡ tenant for the maintenance hangar. Mr. Chipperfield indicated that the new tenant is in the process of moving in, but the agreement has not been drawn up by the Ci ty Attorney. It was moved by Darling, seconded by Lea, that the City enter intö an agreement with Collins Aviation of Seattle on a month to month operational basis at the Auburn Municipa Airport for $200 a month. ROLL CALL VOTE.: All Councilmen voting YES. NOTION CARRIED The next regularly scheduled meeting will be cancelled. PLlJ.NNING, BEAUTIFICATION & BUILDING CODES COMMITTEE - CH.liIRMAN DARLING The Committee met on Novewher 14, 1972, at 7:30 P.M. George Schuler presented tbe~úe with a prelirrdnary estimate on the cost of the Mini-Mall project. He then recommended that due to the shortness of time that the Mini-Mall project be held over until after the first of the year and that the Chamber of Commerce proceed ¡vi th their plans for putting up a tree on said site Sunday, November 19, 1972. The Com~ittee recofl~ended that we pay the bill for the remainder of the 29th Street SE tree pla1:ting pr.oject in the amount of $80.45. It was moved by Darling, seconded by Fiedler, that ~"e pay $80.45 from the Beautification Fund for the 29th Street SE tree planting project. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. NOTION' CARRIED The proposal to lease a lot approximately 150' X 300' for a multipurpose field adjacent to the First Christian Church for $1.00 a year ."as presented to the Commi ttee by Len C:.ha_::J0an and the Commi ttee recommends approval of this proposal. The Cammi ttee also reco,,~ends approval of the proposal of the Auburn Parks & Recreation Department in seeking authorizat.ion to make applicat,ion for a Federal Grant under Ti tlc III of the OLDER ANERIC/¡iiS ACT. The funds vlould be used to develop a com[nehensive, full-time Senior ci ti zen Project in Auòurn. The Corœni ttee also recommends that payment: be made to Olson-Pichert-Bigno1d for the Master Plan of Brannan Park in the amount of $3,502.80, to be pai d in Eull rrem the Ci t1)' s portion of Fon-lard Thrus t Funds,. since the project . f;as been sa tisfact:.JLily comple ted. Tt ~·'2S. IT!~}'.·e'-I !Y} Darl i n,g, :=:ec:onâed by !!C'l!'ìa,,: t':1~+: ;?a'j7J?'?""+- '.Lr (Jr.::>or.-RÏcT>':!rf--Bignolil for $3,502.80 from Forward lTIrust Funds be approved. ROLL CALL VOrTE: All Counci .lmen voting YES. MOTION CAE?RIED - ..'___.___._0. _._ _ _.~__ 58 AUBURN, WASHINGTON MONDAY NOVEMBER 20, 1972 The CO~uittee authorized purchase of materials for the sprinkler system for Ho#ard Road beautification project i ho,vever, l'Jayor Kersey has put a temporary hold Qn t.~is expendi ture. Councilman Dale Gavey presented the idea of a controlled area for motor bikes to use. The Co:nrni ttee recorr!!rZends that the concept be presented to the Park Board for co~=lderation. Councilman Gat~ey ~lso prssented his views on the puget Soun~ GO?2·rnrr:.",,:. tal C.u4!.LCre4-;L;2 actions and open space concep:"J in general. F.I.NANCE COMMITTEE - CHAIRMAN HOLMAN The Finance Committee met on November 15,1972, at 7:30 P.M. The. fo1lor."-Íng reports ç'¡ere I·..., r·eèei ved and revieç·¡ed by the Corr.mi ttee¡ the October 3i~ 1972 Object Level Expendi ture Report; the October 31, 1972 Budgetary Expenditure Report; and the October 31, ~972 Revenue Report. The next Finance Committee Meeting will be on November 30~ 1972, at 7:30 P.M. --- PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE - CHAIRMAN FIEDLER The next Public Safety Committee Meeting ¡vill be on November 21, 1972~ at 7:30 P.l1. at the Fire Station. NUNICIPAL BUILDING AND EQUIPI"IENT l1AINTENANCE COMMITTEE - CHAIRlytAN LEA lTIe Municipal Building and Equipment Maintenance Committee met on November 14, 1972, at 7: 30 P .£"1. Considerable discussion ¡vas held in relation· to the demolition of the Green Hotel. It was moved by Fiedler, seconded by Sonneman, that authorization be given for the City to call for bids for demolition of the Green Hotel. and sale of mechanical e¡uipment. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. NOTION CARRIED Thé next Comuittee Meeting will be in early December and it will be an open meeting "'Ii th the Chamber of Commerce attending. I OLD BUSINESS , i Parental Responsibility - no further information at this time. NEvI BUSINESS Councilman Fiedler stated that Larry Scyler, Chief of Police, would like to have the Police Department connected with the Sea-King Computer Information Center so they could have more detailed information on ¡varrants, etc. It ;vas mO'.Ted by Fiedler, seconded by Shaughnessy, that the Mayor and Ci ty Clerk be authori zed to sign a contract çvi th Sea King Computer Information Center. ROLL CßŒL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. MOTION CARRIED Councilman F-1.edler sta ted that he had attended the last License and Ordinance Comrr.i ttee Meeting and that Bob Smythe presented more detailed information concerning the Pizza Hut and he feels the Council should reconsider their action regarding the Pizza Hut. It ;·¡as mO'.Teel by pi edler, seconded by Sonnemann, tha t Council reconsider 2ction tak.en on October 16, 1972, in denying a Class A License to Pizza Hut. Courrc.ilman Gavey introduced Dr. Ho;.¡ells of the Seventh Day J1dventists Church and he once aC:d.in stated his feelings in regarc1 to the Pizza Hut and pointed out that he did not:. ¡·.'ant 1 t~ see it located so near the Church. Councilman Gavey then voiced his opposi tion to the oroposed location of the Pizza Hut. Councilman Sonnemann introduced Mr. Soy the 2nd ~sk~d him to present some of the informaUon to the Council~ NI. Smythe stated that the Pizza Hut is a family style restaurant and approximately 10% of the monies are related to consu.mpt.ion of beer. It was also pointed out that the Pizza Hut felt that the petition that had been signed opposing the proposed location Í'/as ambiguous and the people ,.,ho had sianed it did not really kno;v the facts. Councilman DarLing stated that he would like t; ask the Council to seriously think about the location in regard to safety, rp~~T~7~cc ~L row ir f;ts into the zoning plan. It çvas moved by Fiedler, seconded by Sonnemann, to move on the prev:ious question. ROLL CALL VOTE: Counc.i1man Fiedler and Sonnemann voting YES. Councilman Lea, Gavey, Shaughnessy, Darling, }lolman voting NO~ , MOTION FAILED AUBURN, vii'iSFiINGTON MONDAY u¡ , NOVEt1BER 20, 1'<:1 7¿ f I , CO:,L,cilman L92. mentioned the possibili ty of a ne;·! Ci ty Hall and s tateéI that: che present si t2 anà adjacent property Î>'ou1d b2 the best location. The blO l!1:;?in reasons for this lCJcation is 1) the ci ty o;ms propercy in this area and 2) it coulà be attached or con:12cted ¡.¡i th the Poli ce D2partrr.ó'.:n t. i{CJp2Eully, ¡'li th thorough planning and studying I t-le C'a.t1 all loo.)!::. fon-lard to a ne:,.¡ City .~·2..11 B:..zilèing__ i.~:a·9::Jr f:èrsey t¡lan.~~¿d. the 3i.x t~o.i-"'eigrl E.~xch2nq9 St.I.JJ.J.ents ror atté..·J.1.ù.ingt.h,~ Council ¡'See"ting ¿:-:'_.Á sp2nd-ing t..he afteril0011 ç..:·i th ;.",¡i.r:t ;-¡nc7 S~~·:'2'C3.] Q.f th~ r?vn::ilT"?!1~ Counci 7f;1-::'J1 G?--~'~~! and Councilm2:1· Fiedler also expressed their apprecia tion to the students. Nartin Hey Qf Germany thal1ked th2 l1ayor and Councilm2n for sho;.¡Ínq the group around Auburn_ , -;> ORDIN/1.NCE:S AND RESOLUTIO,VS ORDINkVCE NO. 2680 It ;'las mOT/ed by Sonnemann, seconded by Shaughnessy, that Ordinance No _ 2680 enti tIed "AN ORDnC'uvCE OF THE CIT'l OF AUBURN, fJASHINGTON, i'¡PPROVING AND CONFIReING THE ASSESSNESTS Il-:...·:D .:iSSESS~··1ENT ROLL OF LOCAL INPROVEXENT DISTRICT NO. 259, ~;r}iICH DISI!:::rc'I' HAS 3£:::0'1 . CHL',';'ED .?"ND ESTABLISHED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF EXC.L¡"VllTION.. B7iLL.~'I'n:G, CUi-c:;; A,ND GUTTER, STORi'1 DR!lINAGE:, AND ASPHALTIC CONCRETE SURF.'4.CINC ON. 12TH STREZT S. E. BET;'i¿EN II A" STREET S. E. È1_ND "j"t' STREET S. E.; AS PROVIDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 2556 OF THE CIT'r. OF AUBURN I AND LEWING AND ASSESSING THE ANOWlT THEREOF AGAINST THE SEVERAL LOTS, TIUiCTS, PM?CELS OF LliND AND OTHER PROPERTY UPON SAID ROLL. 11 be introduced and adopted. ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilmen Sonnemann, Shaughnessy, Darling, Holman, Fiedler and L~a voting YES. Councilman Gavey voting NO. MOTION CAP..RIED ORDINkVCE NO. 2681 J l ./, - It ~"as moved by Gavey, seconded by Sonnemann, that Ordinané;e No. 2681 entitled "Af.: ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, Ç'lASHINGTON, APPROVING MiD CONFIRHING THE ASSESSNENTS k':D ASSESSMENT ROLL OF' LOCAL INPRQVENENT DISTRICT NO. 260, WHICH DISTRICT HAS BEEN CI.?.E:ATED AND ESTABLISHED FOR THE CONSTRUCJ:'ION AND INSTALL}!.TION OF UNDERGROUND Po;;ER A,ND' TELEPHONE LINES ON 12TH STREET S. E. BETI-ŒEN "..11." STREET S.E. AND N 1>1" STI?EET S. E.,· AS PROVIDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 2557 OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, AND LEVYING AND ASSESSING THE A;-:-OU£fT THEREOF AG]UNST THE SEVERiJ.L LOTS, TPJiCTS, PARCELS OF LAND AND OJ:'HER. PROPERTY UPON SAID ROLL." ..be introduced and adopted. POLL C..qLL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. 110TION CARRIED ORDINANCE NO. 2682 It was moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Gavey, that Ordinance No. 2682 entitled "AfT ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, fiASHINGTON, ANEllDING AUBURN CODIFIED CITY ORDINANCE 8.18.030 (EXEMPTIONS-OBSTRUCTING SIDEnALKS) TO ALLo;,¡ THE PLliCENENT .~.1.'lD INSTALLATION OF ADVERTIZING BENCHES UPON PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-'ilAY fJHERE AUTHORIZED B'r.' THE AUBURN CITY COUNCIL AFTER APPROVl!L BY THE AUBURN PUBLIC f,70RKS DEPllRTNENT _ 11 be amended on page 2, line 2, adding the t,'ords 11 or permi t" after the word" franchise" . l.fOTION CARRIED It ¡·¡as moveà by Sonnemann, seconded by Gavey, that Ordinance No. . 2682 be introduced and adopted. ROLL CALL VOTE: Cöuncilmen Sonnemann, Shaughnessy, Holman, Fiedler, Lea and Cavey voting YES. Councilman Darling voting NO. l10TION CAE:!.PIED ORDIN.~¡CE NO. 2683 I It :·¡as rr:oT7ed by F,iedler, seconded by Holman, that Ordinance No. 2683 entitled "AN O~-''J[''::1NCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, r'1l;SFiINGTON, AMENDING THE CI'I"l OF AUBUR~¡' S COMPREl:!ENSIVE [~L(;',', AS TO C¡:;PTAIN RE.l,L PROPERT::" QÇ,WED BY THE BROTHE:PS TSUJIKÆ'¡, ..qND HEREINAFTE:R D:';SC;-UBE:D, PURSUANT TO Cl!APTER 84.34 R.C.i·l. BY DESIGNATING SAID RE..qL PROPERTY AS "FARM ;'..'¡!) AGRICULTURlŒ LAND---~-CURP.Et¡T USE .Z1.SSESSi·!EilT". be introduced and aclopte:1. P.~)LL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen vot.ing YES. MOTIOS CARRIED ORDINANCE 00. 2684 ,!. ': ~1:1S r:;o'/ed 'by Holman, seconded b:j ?iedler I that Ord.inance No. 2684 enti tled "AN (j),)UIi,"';CE OF' THE CITY OF AUBURtl, [lfJ.SHINGTON, ANENDLNG THE CITY Of' AUBURN'S COMPREHENSIVE :.:,,~,: r 1;::; T:J Cè'PTAltl REAL PROPERTY Oí!NED BY JOHN ['1. KELI,Y, AVD IŒREH/AFTER DE:SCRIBED, 'j;.::'~~ TO C;!.·;~)T;:;R 84.34 R. C,:'/. BY DESlr:;:!.:1TLNG SAID RE/'Œ Pl7.0PERT? AS "F'ARn AND .'i.C¡nCULTUR'[ ---C::j::'~J__ J_7-' S'.:Ji.-;; ..:~SSt~~.J·~3:··rL.'tI7'...' De .intro·5uc:-:;r] dllâ adOf..'Jt:Dd_ f . T r, .."1 ...., , . , ("f._" .I.-.......--;...."") ...,.....-,!-.. ~'.r v,;:·: , r',)'T TCLV c~_·::.~(.,~!-~~ E:O ov AUiJURlJ, WASHINGTON NOVENBER 20, 1972 NONDA,Y RC:SOLUTIo:r NO. ,.... -)r'1 J...'j ~ ~ é'/dS T:':J'H'G ny Darling, seconded by Fieè.ler, that Resolution No_ 538 enti tied" A ?:::SO;:"J7:'IC:: OF THE CI'I'Y OF AUBURN, fJl,SHI;'íGTO,'¡, !-"~¡THORIZIHG ß_ND DIRECTING THE l·:AYOR A~m C['CY C·~Z~~~~:: ,TC) E)(ECUTZ J O~V B2flALf' OF 7:E£E C'IT!.~ / /~ LEIlSE BE..~Tr'/EEl1r T11..F: CITY 02 AU3UR;.V AliD TliE =Ì~~.-'::' ,:'::-~·:..:'l"S'r_[¡:'_}l C¡·1·~~?·:':": 02 AU3'jPtt FO~ PARI': .cÎ'Jur:.?S:;E5..· be adopt:ed.. .....,"""" ,... .~;"'¡.!..¡!.<4 1.11 NOTION CAP.RIED riOT E : (~ou!Jci 1r(121."1 (;'/~ 0 ~ voting 'IES. P,E ;:;/)"£;'1T]: 0:': llO " 5 J9 It:·w·:!!s· ~:7.:>~f8("1 b;¡ Da..r.rinq, S8':::ond8d J.)y ¡!alro.aIl, c~"-!aI: Resolution !!o. 539 eJ.Î.tit19d ".4 R£"5:~;:::./~"'.;(j~'¡":'.J? . 7...¡'£E CIT1" Oi" ii.UPt/R!\! / ~'.rJl.sl-!rl'¡GTOt¡ / ..0..ü~T1~fOF!..IZI¡IG 'l1f[E tL.z;.?~OR /i!lD CI'Z}- CL~;~=¿}': 7:0 !':?H=::'}~~ Ñ~~?r'1~IC·..:'TIOJ/ Qf¡ BEE-:.~ALF OF TIlE CITY FOR Ii S'2tlIOR CITIZE?i GR_Z:\'T .l'.S ~D.2:);/¡DZD By.- rI'I'L5 ()}--~ Tl·fE' Q:JDE'R k",JERIC:.l1¡VS ACI.1." be aclo..oted oÞ 'Ri:)¿L CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. f~;OTIO~'t CjL~2IED RESOLUTION NO. 540 It¡,¡as moved by Gavey, seconded by SotJnetnann, that Resol ution No. 540 enti tied "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF l1UBURN, v'1l1SHINGTON, AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE NJ-....YOR AND CITY. CLERK TO SIGN, ON BEHALF OF THE CITY, A CONTRACT BE'IWEEN PUGET SOUND POfoTER & LTcHT CO:1.PANY AND THE CITY OF AUBURN FOR THE CONVERSION TO UNDERGROUND OF THE EXISTING FACILITIES ALONG 8TH STReET N.E. FROi"'] "K" STREET !l.E." be adopted. ROLl.. C.ziLL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. MOTION CAP..RIED RESOLUTION NO. 542 It was moved by Sonnemann; seconded by Shaughnessy, that Resolution No. 542 entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE: CITY OF AUBURN, ývliSHINGTON.. REL1~.TING TO THE PROPOSED ALLEY Vi!.C.4.TION BETrVEEN 16TH AND 17TH STREETS S.E., EAST OF "A" STREET S.E. fiITHIN THE CORPOR..l;..TE LINITS OF THE CITY OF AUBURN." be adopted. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. ¡·lOTION CARRIED RESOLUTION NO. 543 It was moved by Shaughnessy, seconded by Sonnemann, that Resolution No. 543 entitl~d "A RESOLUTIÇJN OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, r¡,TPSHINGTON, AUTHORIZING TilE U./iYOR AND <...'ITY CLERK TO EXECUTE A CERTAIN SUPPLEI'1ENTAL AGREEMENT MODIFYING THAT PRIOR AGP.EEHENT ENTERED INTO ON THE 20TH DAY OF' DECEMBER, 1971, BET'NEEN THE CITY OF AUBU17.,V lLlVD KTNG COUNTY, r-IASHINGTON, PERTAINING TO THE RELOCATION OF UTILITIES J;N CONJUNCTION ~VITH REPLACEMENT OF COUNTY BRIDGE ACROSS THE GREEr-¡ RIVER KNOív1V AS THE LEA HILL OR PORTER BRIDGE." be adopted. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. t10TION CARRIED RESOLUTION NO. 544 It was moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Holman.. that Resolution No. 544 entitled "A RESOLUTION OF TIlE CITY OF AUBURN, r'lASHINGTON, AUTHORIZING THE {!AYOH JitìD CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE A LETTER AGREEUENT BETI'lEEN THE CITY OF' AUBURN? ['¡ZiSHINGT02-r, l....ND THE GULF OIL CORPORltTION REGJl...RDING THE DEDICATION OF RIGUT-O¡-,-r;iAY ON "il" STREET SOUTHEAST LOCliTED IN AUBURN, KING COUNTY, flASHINGTON..." be adopted... ROLL CllLL VOTE: All Councilmen T-,oting YES. :~;O:;:IO~V Cll2RIE!],' RC:SOJ,HTION NO. 5015 I I' I l I f ! ¡ ¡ EJ ¡ 'I I I ! J 1 \ It '</2S moved b;¡ Holm2n, seconded by Lea, that Reso1 ution !fa. 545 enti tled ".<; RESOLUTION C -:. T,C;'~' CITY OF i1. UB URN , ¡'Ì/¡Sf-:IUGTON, AUTHORIZING THE l-!l\YOR AND CITY CLERi-:: TO EXECUTE ß...N ¿~~_'5:;~'.~'~:/J.-' I.'/ F'';~~/:)...=? OF'PUGE~T SOU~VD PO;'/El? & LIC....f7' CC).$PJ..!~rY FOI? TirE"? I2I~51~j1L_[':,17.·_[O_V Ai.\'D :-ll1Ii'rTEt\'J.ì!\JCE: OE°-' A PO:':¡;? POL!'; / GUY' ''lIRE AtlD iitlCiiOI? Oh' T.:fE .T?E.J..L P~C:OPEó.~TY I[l~-'I..?E·Ii'¡fkE·TE~P DL~SC·[?IBED. I' 1),:.' aC:'·Jpt~?cI. [¿OLL C~~L[J ~/O?:;.· f-11J CO'J.r:.c·_ilrr:en voting YES. [fOT ION GiRR..I ED RESOLUTIO,ï ,':0. 546 It ¡,'as mov9ò D:¡ Ho2ma.n, seconded by Lea, that Resolution No. 546 entitled "A RE:50LUTIOc'¡ OF '1\'[5 CITY OF' X'..ú'3UP;'!, ;¡'/,S![n:CTON, AUTi£OPIZ.ING 'I'¡!E: !,'llYOF? .4.:VD CITY CLF:r:?K 'EO EXECUTE ---.- r.:¿~S·E,\',=,,"."fT ¿:.C:F~O:~.3 PG~/iL t.r:;PJJ?E2TY 1IEF-:EIt/AF'TER DF::.'3CI?IBE:D _T!-J FilVD2 or t1r...I:J.V_LlI R. SO?E:.:q ':':·;;:1·TE~C=:1 'i$ J."':!"C).5E _.,~::..' (.'lCh :~' r; T() f''';- :-r,,'" ~ Cl-,-..J ('::;gi'/.I:1 'I'EP~~:.::; l:..:.VD C~O¡\fDIT.rO;.\rs PI.'S·O I.JJT.rO~V .. rr ~:? aCr~).:r-) tee1.. i~k5 SET F017.TEi II1E..\7[IBI':rS rf" .,. Ir . ";'f;' ~ r, r. ~':'..JJ " r¡.,r ,D > , , -- ~ j .' C' ~; ~ I.'; (_~ _1. ,:",;;': :_'.. ~'i: i.'¿'.:.)' .. ¡ .~ '" -~.' ". ~¡")~t ,~ _~ ~}~:J -.- ;:..., ~ -'- ""1 I ~ ~ t-- I-:) ç:.~ o I I t 6 AUBURN, WASHINGTON MONDAY NOVEMBER 20, 1972 MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS Mayor Kersey announced that .í t is a State La¡-, that a Public Hearing be held on DeC2T':'her .for the Preliminary Budget; hot',ever, the meeting wi II be continued to Dece[[1.ber 4, 1972, because four of our Councilmen will be attending the National League of Cities Meeting in Indianapolis and there would not be a quorum. Co"~~':'lrr::::' T/;r'irv¡ ;;~~¡J.i.ic::.",d Ll1¿rvashingto"" ,:::::dl:C ~",,:.d .t;'lanning Co[['.mi.SS~Ol¡ ¡·;eeting co be held in Spokane on December 19, 1972 and stated that he thought ~omeone should be ~~ere to represent Auburn. It ¡vas moved by Darling, seconded by Sonnemann, that funds be made available for bvo people to attend the Washington State Land Planning Comndssion Meeting in Spokane on December 19, 1972. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Co unci 1men voti ng YES. UOTION CARRIED. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by Mayor Kersey at 10:18 P.M. APPROVED THIS 21ST DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1972. \- I j/flÞ) ~¿~__) CITY CL RK '~ d -- --'~ ----~ ., --- . "--.-- -.-----.-