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AUBURN, WASHINGTON
MONDAY
JANUARY 15, 1973
Th9 regular I;¡eeti4"'1q or the City Cou.ncil of tl~e City of }J~uburn c011"\.iened at 8:00 P..J.~'!.~
in the A~burn City Council Cha~~ers.
t?OLL C_~LL
'. C:oUl'1C~lï¡¡.ell p:~'=.:I-~-""+-: C:Q1~nc-i.. 7Tr:~:~'} ("'~líT'::J, c':':1nemann, :.::n'::!ì:,:!h.."!1e~_C'!:.-',; !!'"'.rling, Ilolman, =-}eâl-:.:...
and Lea.
APPROVAL OF ¿"'[flUTES
It ¡·¡as moved by Darling, seconded by Gavey, that the Council Ninutes or January 2, 1973, I
be am":!nded as follo¡vs: Page 3, Paragraph 3, read as rollo;'ls:, "It ¡vas mo'/ed by Darli.ng,
seconded by Sonnemann, that a provision be added to the recoxmendations that prior to .
the issuance or a building permi t pertaining to the real property described, the
landscaping plans of any such building permit applicant shall be approved by the Planning
and Beautification Comaúttee of the Auburn City Council."
NOTION CARRIED
It was moved by Darling, seconded by Gavey, Page 4, Paragraph 1, read as follows:
"It Was moved by Fiedler, seconded by Shaughnessy, that the request of Herman N. Nirschel
be approved subject to the recommendations of the Planning Comwdssion and that a
provision be added to the recommendations that prior to the issuance or a building permit
pertaining to the real property described, the landscaping plans of any such building
permit applicant shall be approved by the Planning and Beautification Comüittee of
the Auburn City Council."
Councilman Lea opposed.
NOTIbN CARRIED
It was moved by Holman, seconded by Darling, that the Minutes be approved as amended.
NOTION CARRIED
CORRESPONDENCE
City Clerk Pro-tem, Gene Williams, read a Zone Change Application from Daria Cugini I
requesting change of zoning from A-l (Agricultural) to N-2 (Heavy Industrial), property .
located north of 37th Street N.E. and east of B Street N.E. (Application 22-73-29)
It was moved by Fiedler, seconded by Holman, to refer the Zone Change Application of
Dario Cugini to the Planning Commission for reco~~endations.
NOTION CARRIED
City Clerk Pro-tem, Gene v.¡illiams mentioned the letter from the Secretary of the "Black
¡.,ratch Drum and Bugle Corps" pertaining to the 1973 census. Mayor Kersey requested that
the letter be referred to the Planning and Beautification Com~ttee.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
gi:. John NcCann, of 1230 23rd Street S.E., mentioned the problem of trash and litter
in various parts of the City and stated that any citizen who notices a litter problem
~ithin the City Limits should contact City Hall. Mr. McCann stated that the few times
}:e has co"tacted the Ci ty, the Ii tter problem in his reported location has been
c12aned up \'1.: thin a few hours and he feels the Ci ty does a fine job ¡vhen notified of
such r:zatters.
RECQ?·tNENDii.TIONS
'[he follO¡'ling are submitted by the Planning Director-, George Schuler, for Council
}.pproT7al:
Req~est to call ror Public Hearing on February 5, 1973, on the re~uest of City
of Auburn to rezone from R2 (Single Family District) to PI (Public Use Distric~ì,
property located ¡'[est of the Green River and North of 26th Street N.E. (llpplic:3.tion
22-72)
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Request to call for Public Hearing on February 5, 1973, on the request òf
Cla1:eo.cE S;'~lan:::;GIl tù re¿011t! ':Lon! ...".~ l3;.d'-;j12:a~..~':~~~ist_- ':"ct) ___ ~~3 (T:-."c ?2~21J
Duplex District) property located in the 1100 block on the north side of 22"d
Street N.E. (Application 21-73)
Reauest to call for Public Hearing on February 5, 1973, on the request of S E & A
Ei1~ineers for J. J. Harkey requesting the approval of a Prelim.inary Plat to be
kno¡m as "Green F:ci ver Village Number 5" on a .land parcel located in the 1400
block on the north side of 22nd Street N.E. (Apþlication Pl-73)
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AUBURN, WASHINGTON
JANUARY 15, 1973
MONDAY
at 841 - 25~h St~e2t S.E., 36635 l48th Avenue S.E., 25 "J" Street and ~03 "J" Street N.E.
3535 Aubu.!.'~ ~.-ay Sé):1t':1. The Co",,7Úttee dis::::J.ssed each individual request, re'.Tie;.¡ed
t~~-:~ aV2.i..la;;le ;;.i.ct~re5 and a...:o...0:!:-oveâ t.l.~ese delays subject tQ future pa..rt_icipation in
ancI tzn.d'2rY7..~ol::;d Loc2..1 Iri7.pL·o~72"-::ent Distr_ict.. A àiscussîon t,¡a.s 11eld in regard to the
reFund of ;;:10.00 S9;'/er charges for Charles pierson of 2510 Dog¡mod S.t:. BecaUS9 t:he
s,:0:;/er. is not eL'sily a7/ailablc o.r eas_ily access_ible a refuJ..Ld is .Justifiable. T11e sar:.i tar']
sc~~'/e::: is locB:t:.t.:::' :.:.n.d~r ¿ p[i:~ate parking 10t 2:: à aept.i.J. Ò¡- ~r1:.cJ>:'~;,?;2.ce:;'y 13 f¿=~.
Th,,, Cor-[uni ttee furth2r stated that if HE. Pierson should have any future prob1e::..5
regarding his ss'pt;ic tan..k insta1.1at~on" .t~e b8 requireà to make the necessar'j c8:-~::"s::;-:':'o.::
to the se;..er Line eveh though the cost may be excessive. The COITL<1.Ìttee discussed
aerators for the se;.¡age treatm~mt lagoons 2nd agreed that the aerators appropriati::J:;'
should be:: re-budgeted f02: 1973. Discussion ¡vas held pertaining to the wa ter billi::;
of Auburn Academy. Mr. Jorgensenr Principal, sublijtted a letter requesting that certain
changes be made:: regarding the three water meters that are currently serϡ"ing ti....eir
grow1ds. He requested that they be billed for a 4-inch meter and 2 fire lines, one
being 8-inch 2nd the other being lO-inch. The Director of Public y'lorks agreed ¡'lith
this suggestion and made it qui te plain that if there is any usage of ",rater through
the 8 or 10 inch fire lines, that they will be billed similar to having a regular
water meter plus the normal charge for a fire line. He felt the internal piping on
the Academy property ¡"as such that it might be very difficult to obtain sufficient
pressure and quantity through the one 4-inch meter, but possibly with certain revisions
this could be accomplished ¡"ithout any undue hardship. Mr. Jorgensen agreed with the
terws of the informal agreement and starting January 1, 1973, they would be billed
accordingly.
PLANNING, BEAUTIFICATION AND BUILDING CODES COMMITTEE - CHAIRMAN DARLING
The Planning, Beautification and Building Codes Comi7Ú ttee met at 7: 30 P.M. on Tuesday,
January 9, 1973. A public hearing WaS conducted to consider the matter of a Shoreline
Management Substantial Development permi t application file No. S!14-72 Ci ty or l1uburn,
Brannan Park Development. The Committee directs the Director of the Department of
Planning and Communi ty Development to approve and issue said permi t pursuant to the
requirements of regulations of the State Department of Ecology and further that the
issuance of a building permi t shall not be issued until the requirements and permi ts
of other governmental agencies have been secured. The Commi ttee review·ed flood insuranc
and after the presentation by the staff of letters and documents pertaining to National
Flood Insurance Program, recoffmends that the Council consider the adoption of
Resolution No. 555. The Com~ittee reviewed landscaping standards and recom~ended
that further study be made with a site inspection of different areas to observe various
applications of landscaping requirements. The Committee had a Park Department
report and recommends that the City Council adopt a resolution authorizing the Mayor
and City Clerk to sign a contract with the firm of O.R.B. to complete 60% of the design
¡vor·k on a $400,000 phase of Brannan Park not to exceed $14,877. The signing of this
contract ¡vill be subject to receiving a v-¡aiver from I.A.C. The Committee revie¡yed a
fe¡" of the final reports of the students of South Auburn School concerning their
study of the land dispute between the P.S.G.C. and City of Auburn after a site
inspection and test on the land. The students supported Auburn's stand about 70% to
30% for Puget Sound Gover~uental Conference. The Committee recowmends that the Mayor
write a letter thanking the students for their interest in city public affairs and
setting a good example of good citizenship. The Cowmittee reviewed an annual contract
~.¡i th King County whereby theCi ty agrees to provide recreational prograrrs for rural area
of the P.uburn School District for a total sum of $10,000 from King County. The COlr.-7Ji tte
reco~~ends that the City Council adopt a resolution authorizing the Mayor and City
C.Lerk to sign a contract wi th King County to provide these services for the designated
su::7 of $10,000.
FnIliNCE COMMITTEE - CHAIR:D1N HOLMl...:l
'l'l~e Finance Con-::it-:::ee met at 7:30 P.M. on Thursday, January 11,1973. ,','.,... Jo:...." ;.:::;1.,-:;e5,
Librarian, revie;'led information that he has secured through various l.i~rarian r::es=i..'~-;5
d 7 '1" D·].'ll SDO""sorc,r! n°- c:'1e S::2::2
and related his concern about the propose _eglS-La"C.!.?e ~ ì. -:-:"""' ~- .
. 7 1'- ' and::) st-ate-ý1do C""-"nJ-rnl -~'''--:::'''''4'
_ ". . " S¡'stem Fo"'" -'-nr.> elim';natioI1 OF .Loca_ lDrar2es c. - -. - "- V .L~.J_ ~------
L1.l}rr3.r~ j ~. -'- ..... l......._ ~'-' -...... '.L' ,... 7 . 7C'1.J- "-0.::'>rT' :-pn.-'~' ...7:......-.-
5'.:5 tem. Mr. Holmes ¡vas asked to keep t:Je Comrru tl-ee lnrormed ana to _C l- ~---_.,. '.i.J·, ,~--::;.._
-'-~ '·7 L is int.,...nci·,~pd in the House 0'- Senate. All investments of the Clty "//ere C1052J.-';
L.11:::: D.L....._ ......J'-UL~... --.. ....... _. . 7 ~. A_L. Q 7"1....1Y"V"~.:¡7 r.r':+-~ ~~~::.
scrutini zed by the CO;i1'71i ttee and reVle;·.'ec. In detall. ~ne ~ol"m~ Lte~ co,.c,-"_-L""~' ,,- ~.. .--'
. t ë:1 +-0 r'l3 ...:) ir-:.i.,l.::S-:r:l:?!1:
recoiT'tnendations of the Director of Finance that au[:norlza lon De gl'.7.,-n c. J., K'C.
, d $-n 0'.~O ,.. - ~l Cumula"'v" RD....erm> Fu""¿' 550,000,
from the folloc,.;ing funds as lls te: :JiJ, u v' , vsnerc:. , l...c ,- --..:> . ,. .., '.
__ '. r~...,ct~" ·...irn :èùnrl: $20/7.,267, Re-,Ten.u9 Sharing Fund; $100,000, Street Fund; a:1ci
J. (_....J.. ___'- - -" ,..1,._
$100,000, r'later Se¡.¡er COlJstruction Fund.
It was mOílcd by Holman, seconded by Shaughnessy, that authorization be qi';en
. f '. , .1=_ Ullds as lis ted above.
Director of Finance to make J.nvestfi1ents rom cne
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ROLL CliLL VOT¡';: All Councilmen voting YES.
fI:O'['IO:¡ CAP.RI E D
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AUBURN, WASHINGTON
MONDAY
JANUARY 15, 1973
The Comrrd ttee concurred wi th the recolmnendations from Mayor Kersey that the Fire
Department be autÌ10ri zed to receive a 1964 Doiq8 Pickup, at no cost to the Ci ty, and
that $1,150 be expended from the Fire Department Cumulative Reserve Fund for painting
and equipping the truck.
It t.¡as moved by Holman, seconded by Darling, that authori ty be given to t.Z1e Fire
'!"'·-::3p.::¡r.l-rr.2nt to use $1..... '_';0 t-r.,,",;~ ::~2 l~i?"e Dp::~~~:':'!:.Î.:2.r..f: r_·ur:::.~7~.tive ReserVA Fn:2d +-0 ~~!lip
t.'1is truck.
Councilman Fiedler stated that $631 of the $1,150 would be used for a Departmental
Radio for the vehicle.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTION Cli1LQIED
PUBLIC SAF'ETY COMMITTEE - CHl"-IRi'iJAN FIEDLER
The next Public Safety Committee Meeting will be Tuesday, January 16, 1973, at
7:30 P.M. in the Fire Station.
ORDINflJICES AND RESOLUTIONS
ORDINANCE NO. 2702
It ¡"as moved by Fiedler, seconded by Shaughnessy" that Ordinance No. 2702 end tled "AN
ORDffll1.NCE OF THE CITY OF' AUBURlv, V1ASHINGTON, APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE ASSESSH.EN'PS
AND ASSESSMENT ROLL OF WCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 267, fiHICH DISTRICT HZ<5 BEEN
CREATED AND ESTABLISHED FOR CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLJJ.TION OF: ,l'iN 8 INCH SAI'HTARY SE;'lER
LINE vlITH 6 INCH SIDE SEWERS, TOGETHER NIT}! STREET IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDING EXCAv'liTION,
BALLASTING, CURB" GUTTER, STORM DP..AINAGE, CATCH BASINS, 34 FOOT ASPHALT SURFACED RO:4.D;<if:.Y
I ON 15TH STREET N. E. FROM AUBURN f1AY NORTH TO "I" STREET N. E., AS PROVIDED BY ORDli.'ANCE
NO. 2615 OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, AND LEVYING AND ASSESSING THE AMOUNT THEREOF AGAINST
THE SEVERAL LOTS, TRACTS, PARCELS OF LAND AND OTHER PROPERTY UPON SlŒD ROLL." be
introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
110'TION C.;~D-RIED
ORDINANCE NO. 2703
It t.¡as moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Fiedler, that Ordinance No. 2703 entitled "All
ORDINAlvCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, APPROVING AND CONFIRNING THE JJ.SSESSHENTS
ß.ND ASSESSl1ENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 271, fVHICfI DISTRICT HliS BEEN CREATED
ESTl'.BLISHED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION ArvD INSTALLATION OF EXCAVATION, BALLASTING, CRüSHED
ROCK SUBGRADE PREPARATION, ASPHALT CONCRETE PAVING AND NECESSARY APPURTENANCE Tå IN!?ROVE
ii PUBLIC ALLEY 16 FEET IN C1IDTH, SAID ALLEY LYING BETC'lEEN 8TH STREET S. E. ß..!.VD AU3UR:¡ ;<fAY
SOUTH AND BETC"¡EEN "D" AND" F" STREETS S.E., INSIDE THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF' THE CI'i:Y ¡
AS PROVIDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 2643 OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, AND LEVX"ING AND ASSESSING
THE Al10UNT THEREOF AGAINST THE SEVERAL LOTS, TRACTS, PARCELS OF LAND AND OTHER PROPERT~·
UPON SAID ROLL." be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTIO;Y CA.'?RIED
ORDINANCE NO. 2704
It was moved by Holman, seconded by Lea, that Ordinance No. 2704 entitled "J!..N ORDINANCE
OF THE CIT'{ OF AUBURN, CYASHINGTON, GRANTING A SPECIAL - PERMIT FOR THE USE OF CERTAIN
PROPERTY SITUATE CyITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF' THE CITY OF AUBURN, TO ALWf'l THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF A PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL/DENTAL FACILITY ON A LAND PARCEL AT THE NORTH-
El'ST CORNER OF 18TH AND "I" STREET NOR1.'HEAST." be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
NOTION CARRIED
ORDINANCE NO. 2705
It ~.¡aS moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Fiedler; that Ordinance No. 2705 entitled "AV
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, fiASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF' CERTAIN
PROPERTY LOC/1TED ON THE NORTfilif¡;;ST CORNER OF FIRST AND" D" STREETS NORTHEAST, SITUATE
r'¡ITHIN TiiE CITY-OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, CHktvGING THE ZONING CL/1SSIFICATION THEP.EOE'
FRON R-4 TO C-l." be introduced and adopted.
POLL CALL VOTE': Councilman Sonnemann, Shaughnessy, Darling, Holman, Fiedler and
Lea voting YES.
Councilman Gavey abstained.
MOTION Cl1.RRIED
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MONDAY
ORDINkVCE NO. 2706
It ¡'Ias moved by Fiedler, seconded by Sonnema.nn, that Ordinance No. 2706 entitled "All
ORDIN.TiNCE OF THE CITY OF AUBUm:, rIlJSHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF CER'l'IŒN
PRO~JERTY LOCATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF 37TH STREET NORTHEAST AND r'¡EST OF AUBURN ~\'AY
NORTH, SITUllTE rVITHIN THE CITY OF AUBURN, f'¡lSHINGTON, CHANGING THE ZONING CLA,5SIr'TCl'i.'t'rm¡
FRO/1 A-l TO ¿'.]-l. /I be lntrOú.ucec:; ::.nd adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTION C.L,.,iJRIED
ORDINANCE NO. 2707
It ¡laS caved bJ Fiedler, seconded by Sonnemann, tha t Ordinance No. 2707 entitled "AN
O_~;)I.·i.:,3CE OF THE CITY OF AUBURlI, r'll,$IlING:l'ON, PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF CERT."4IU
PRCPER'2'Y 1,'20:'/ A Ll,ND PARCEL APPROXIMATELY Tr'lENTY-FIVE (25) ACRES IN SIZE WCATZD n:
THe :VORTfiE."4S'1.' QUr1DPJiNT OF THE INTERSECTION OF 37TH STREET NORTHEAST AND THE VALLE'I."
FP::":öilAY, SITUATE rETHIN THE CITY OF AUBURN, f1ASHINGTON, CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATIO
FFJN UNCLliSSI2'IED TO ¡'.f-l. /I be introduced and adopted.
PC)LL CIl.LL t~OTE: COU11cilman F_iedler, Cavey, Sonnemann, Sl-1.aughn~ssr¡, Darling, éL'1d
Holman voting YES.
Councilman Lea voting NO.
ORDINANCE NO. 2708
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It ¡.,as moved by Holman, seconded by Darling, that Ordinance No. 2708 enti tIed /I AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, f1lJ..5HINGTON, GRl;.NTINÇ THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF .'4'J3'.iR:;-"
ç,..711Si-iINGTON, THE ÁUTHORITY, IN JJ.,.NY CASE ¡VHERE ANY MEMBER OF ANY CO¡11f.fISSION OR BOARD
OF THE CITY OF AUBURN MISSES Tf10 (2) CONSECUTn'E MEETINGS' OF SAID CONNISSION OP BO.:E~D
02 TfVENTY-FIT/E PERCENT (25?~) OF THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF SiUD C01"INISSION OR BOARD
DURING AllY CALENDAR YEAR r"¡ITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF AUBUP..::,
THEN THE NAYOR OF THE CITY OF l1UBURN SHALL HAT/E THE AUTHORITY TO DISMISS SAID MEZ·tSER."'
be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CAL~ VOTE: Councilman Holman, Fiedler, Lea, Sonnemann, Shaughnessy and Darling
voting YES.
Councilman Gavey voting NO.
140TION CARRIED
ORDINANCE NO. 2709
It was moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Holman,that Ordinance No. 2709 entitled "AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, fvASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF CERTAIN
PROPERTY LOCATED ON WESTERN AVENUE AND NORTH OF rVEST MAIN STREET AND EAST OF THE
VALLEY FREEWAY, SITUllTE IN THE CITY OF AUBURN, 'fI1ASHINGTON, CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFI-
CATION THEREOF FROM A-l AND R-2 TO M-l." be introduced and adopted.
It was moved by Darling, seconded by Sonnemann, that an amendment be made on Page
2, section 3, said section to read" Prior to the issuance of a building permi t pertaining
to the real property described in Section 1 of this Ordinance, the landscaping plans
of any such building permit applicant shall be approved by the Planning and Beautificatio
CoriL'ni ttee of the Auburn Ci ty Counci 1 . "
,NOTION CAp-rUED
ROLl, CALL VOTE (on motion as amended): Councilman Sonnemann, Shaughnessy, Darling,
Holman and Gavey voting YES.
Councilman Fiedler and Lea voting NO.
NOTION CAP...'R.IED
ORDINANCE NO. 2710
It ",'as moved by Gavey, seconded by Fiedler, that Ordinance No. 2710 enU tied "AN
ORDINAJ.VCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, ~lASHINGTON, A1.'1ENDING AUBURN CODIFIED CITY ORDINANCE
7.04.870 PERTAINING TO RESTRICTIONS FOR PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF EIGHTEEN (18) BY
D:POSJNG A YEilR-AR.oUND CURFEr.¡ ON MINORS UNDER THE AGE OF FIFTEEN (15) YEARS FRO,"! II :00 P.
TO 4 :00 .'4.. N. AND MINORS HETf/EEN THE AGES OF FIFTEEN (15) UP TO THE AGE OF EIGHTEEN (l8)
FRON 12:01 A.M. TO 4:00 A.lIf." be introduced and adopted.
[~OLL criLL 'fCTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTION C.J:.RRIED
RESOLUTION NO. 551
It ,,;3S mOT/ed [)9 Darling, seconded by Lea, that Resolut,ion No. 551 enti tled "Ii -Rf50¿-U7IBtf~
:r "-".:iE CITY 0.:::' AUBURN, NllS1!INGTO.V, AUTHORIZING AND DTRECTING THE NAYOR ß.ND CITY CLE2K
5[C:.', 0,'.' i3EêiAT...f' OF THE CITY, A CONTRACT ;'lITH KING COUNTY vlflERET.N KING COU.VTY i1.GR.SES
',',':' T:¿" ('¡'iT $J.O,OOO 7'0 ?pí)VUH: RTXIŒf.,crYXTJ.1T, PRí)(;RA_NS FOR THE AUBURN CONXUtiTTY."
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:1r. Jack XcCann, of 1230 23rd Street S.¡:"., sta.::ed that the Park Department does not
pro"l"ide ar:.y .oasketbal1 programs for hiq.'"! schoal aged boys and he also noted that
there are no covered basketball courts ion the area. Mr. McCann was invited to attend
.',:):0-:.= of the Park Board Neetings and make his feelings kno;·m.
:;ZOLL CALL VOTE: A.Il Councilrr:en Foting YES.
MQTION CAR..=ŒE;D
RESOLUTION NO. 552
It ,.,ras mO';;'ed by Darling, seconded by Fiedler, that Resolution No. 552 en_ti tled ".4-
RESOLUTION OF TH.E CITY OF AUBURN, f1ASHINGTON, AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE l.!A'L"OR
¡"-:tv CITY CLERK TO SIGN, ON BElIALF OF THE CITY, A CONTRliCr BETr1EEtl OLSON, RICHERT A:W
BICNOLD, ¡1RCHITECTS-PLlilv,vERS-ENGINEERS liND THE CITY OF AUBURN, fiASHINGTm-;' ~ FOR THE
DESIGN NORX OF BRl"lvNl1N PARK AND ISZiAC EV1,NS PARK. 11 be adopted.
ROLL CJiLL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
l-¡OTION CAP~RIED
RESOLUTION NO. 553
.It was moved by Holman, seconded by Lea, that Resolution No. 553 entitled "A RESOLUTION
OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, 'ilASHINGTON, AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND THE CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE
A SUPPLENENT.4.L AGREEMENT BETrVEEN AUBURN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 408 AND THE CITY OF AUBURN,
r¡lASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PlATER LINE ALONG S.E. 304Tll STREET TO
SERVE THE PROPOSED HliZELrvOOD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL." be adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
NOTION CARRIED
RESOLUTION NO. 555
It was moved by Darling, seconded by Fiedler, that Resolution No. 555 entitled "A
RESOLUTIO¡..¡ STATING THE INTENT OF THE CITY OF AUBURN TO APPLY FOR AND lMINTAIN ITS
ELIGIBILITY FOR FWOD AND MUD-SLIDE INSURANCE UNDER SECTIONS 1910.3 AND 1910.4 OF
THE Ni1TIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE REGULATIONS. 11 be adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARPJED
RESOLUTION NO. 556
It ~/as moved by Fiedler, seconded by Holman, that Resolution No. 556 enti tled "A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, OPPOSING HOUSE BILL 170 AVD SENATE BILL 2166
OF THE WASHINGTON STATE LEGISLATURE f'lHICH 7í¡OULD ESTABLISH A STATE v'TIDE SYSTEM OF LIBRARIES
'I'HAT NOULD REMOVE ALL WCAL CONTROL FROl4 THE LOCAL LIBRARY UNITS. 11 be adopted.
ROLL CflLL VOTE: All Councilmen voting ".r"ES.
110TION CARRIED
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
The Ci ty Clerk Pro-tem, Gene rifilliams, read a letter from George A. Schuler, Planning
Director, regarding the segregation of Assessment No.2 & 3, LID No. 257, Total
Assessments $58,945.13.
It ¡.¡as mO'Æd by Shaughnessy, seconded by Fiedler, that the segregation of Assessment
:'lo. 2 & 3, LID No. 257, be appror/ed as follows: Assessment No.2 to Palmer G. Le;.lÍs
Co:np"':2'-J Inc. or S2attle for (130.08 Lin ft. st @ $56_65 = $7,369.03 and J/2 lump
5U::: ints:'1 6th St. = $896.04); lissessment No. 2A to Keller-Curran-Peterson of Seattle
Eor (200.:70 Un rt. st @ $56.65 = $11,330.00 and 1/2 lump sum intsn 6th St. = $896.04);
J.3sess;-;ent i:o. 3 to lÜhlaukee Land Company of Seattle for (498.80 Lin ft. st. @ $56.65 =
5':'3,257.:;:2); and Assessment No. 3A to Ke11er-Curran-Peterson of Seattle for (180.00-
Lin ft. 5:: ] $5ó.65 = $10,197.00)
.P()[..L CA:¿L VO'r"ê': 1'111 Counc..L .lmc:n voting YES.
NOTION CARRIED
The Ci ty Clerk Pro-tem read a Zone Ch.ange .~pplication from Benjamin B. Butler for
prope¡:-t~j locs.te:d 0" 3th N.E. and Harvey Road, re,,!uesting a change from C-l to C-3.
rt .....Ias rno'7cd b] Pi edler, seconded by Holman, to refer the Zone Change Application of
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NOTION Cli.p~~rED
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f'Jayor Kersey mentioned that he has been receiving some comp_Zaints about: the ¡'.fetro Bus
S~:ci/iCt-"in the area and stateâ that on January 3_2, 1973, an additional bus will be put----------------
on the road for this area and hopefuLly th,,; buses will be leaving f?r Seattle er,-ery
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AUBURN, WASHINGTON
MONDAY
JANUARY 15, 1973
Xayor Kersey proposed the appointments of Roy Gustaves ~ Planning Coœ&ússion -
'¡'eLm expires Decefnber 31, 1977 and John Carp9nter - Planning Commission - Term
expires Deceœ~er 31, 1977.
It h'as moved b~ Sonnemann, seconded by Fiedler, that the Övo appointments as listed
above be approved.
Councilman Shaughnessy voting NO.
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Ther~ being no further business to come before the Council, the meeting waS adjo~rne¿
by Nayo.r Kersey at 9:28 P.M.
APPROVED THIS 16TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1973.
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