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AUBURN, WASHINGTON
MAY 21, 1973
MONDAY
'.{'¡:-:e .re·-:;¡µlaT .:.T:·:!:etin']' of tlle City Counci~ 0:: th~;: Cit~· of lluburn convened at 8:00 P.!.'-!.,
_in the Auburn ci tu Council Char.b:2rs..
S2LECr::IO~'I BY TfIE CI~}:' CCJ[j¡"''/CIL 'I'O FILL COj~\~C:ILl¡!¡1£\1 Vll.CAtiCY
CounciLman So,-;n2mann stated the. t the CO!i~T.i ttee on Cc,'","'ii ttees met
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,::~rlti as a ~~/hc) 7 ~ thAY haà pre.2ir?i.r.arSl diSCì}S.'=;/,--:Jn ~e7arding possi}:'>le changes i:: C:o:J.::.=:i2
posi tions. The':J vi2.t'"2t: into 211 Executi './e SessiúI1 co discuss qU~..Lifi(;2.tior:. of ~2r:.i..i ¿a.t~s
fO.L the \/'2cant Council posi tion a~ld narro~~reã dor;..l.z:. f_r:O~1 seventee11 to t.;.~ree
applicaz1ts, as has been announced. Those persons ,'ìere Este.Ile Harrell, ;"·!aru Ca.2::::-·,-211,
and Al Flechsig.
At 7:00 P.M. this evening the Council Members had interviews with the thr22 appli=2~ts
abor;e~ Nary Caldwell informed us this evening that she ¡muld like to wi thdra.;-t her
name from the rurwing for personal reasons. Prior to this intÒrma tion tn", COè.zncil
had agreed that we had three very qualified candidates and anyone of the 'three ¡.;o1.12.:1
be very qualified for the posi tion. fie are now dmvn to two candidates and ¡·¡ill have a
voiced ballot vote.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilman Lea, Ai Flechsig¡ Councilman Holman, Ai Flechsig¡
Councilman Sonnemann, Estelle Harrell¡ Councilman Darling, Estelle
Harrell¡ Councilman Gavey, 'Al Flechsig¡ and Councilman Shaughnessy,
Estelle Harrell.
City Attorney, John B. Bereiter mentioned that if the Council Members do not make
a decision for this position within thirty days of Councilman Fiedler's resignation,
Mayor Kersey may select a new Councilman.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilman Lea, Ai Flechsig¡ Councilman Holman, Ai Flechsig;
Councilman Sonnemann, Estelle Harrell¡ Councilman Darling, Estelle
~ Harrel1¡ Councilman Gavey, Ai Flechsig¡ and Councilman Shaughnessy,
Estelle Harrell.
John Bereiter once again mentioned that the Council should make a selection or it
would be up to Mayor Kersey.
Councilman Sonnemal1n stated that we could go about this several ways. One, we can
flip a coin or two, we can go into a short Executive Session.
It was moved by Darling, seconded by Gavey, that at this time the Council go into
Executive Session to make a decision on candidate selection. (8:10 P.M.)
MOTION CARRIED
At 8:20 P.M. Mayor Kersey called the meeting to order.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilman Lea, Al Flechsig¡ Councilman Holman, Al Flechsig;
Councilman Sonnemann, Al Flechsig¡ Councilman Darling, Ai Flechsig¡
Councilman Gavey, Al Flechsig¡ and Councilman Shaughnessy, Al Flechsig.
Mayor Kersey asked Mr. Flechsig to come forward. The Ci ty Attorney, John B. BeTei ter,
administered the Oath of Office.
I do so.Iemnly s¡.¡ear that I will fai thfully and impartially perform the duties
of Councilman as prescribed by law and to the best of my abili ty, and that I ¡¡ill
support and mainta.in the La~'s and the Consti tution of the State of Nashington
and the united States. So help me God.
;/:r. Flechsig ansl'lered, "So help me God, I ¡v.ill." lIr. Flechsig took his seat ."-'--..
the Council.
Xa'.jor Kersey stated that there is quite a lot of info!:Ination in the packet in Îr-:Hl'C
of Mr. Flechsig and 'Cold him he does not have to vote on these ite~s tonight if
he r.-lishes not to.
Tiw Mayor thanked everyone for being so interested in serving the City and stated that
he thinks it is ¡.¡onderful that so many peopl.e an:; conc9rned w.i th Ci ty Go',"ern:nent.
lL:.T)lJJ.t:(OVAL OF :·[I~'\IUTl:-:S
It ¡'ìas I:1o'v"fJc1 by Gavey, seconded b'::] Holman, elat the Council Ninutes of ¡';ay 7, 1973,
be approved as mailed.
MOTION CAf'.i'7.IED
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CORRESPON D::;:;CE
Ci ty Clerk Pro-tem, Gene willi 2:::5, read an inter office memo from John B. Bereiter r
City Attorney, regarding Ordinance No. 2716 - proposed pay increase for City Councilmen.
Nr. Berei ter suggests that authorization be giT7en to go ahead and publish tlle Ordinance
authorizing those pay increases prospecti vely ¡'Ti th the understanding by all 1m;"01 ved
thAt: 1:here is 'the po.";s LÒ.i.li ty that 2r -ome péJint subsequent to January 1, 197<1, th3.t
a .feae=raJ. ~;¡é:ncy ¡ofilJ.. modif,:¡ or void tÍlose pa,:; J..ncleases.
t!ayor Kersey stated that many Cities throughout the State are doing the same thing
at this time.
It was moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Gavey, that we proceed to publish Ordinance
No. 2716.
ROLL CA.LL VOTE: All Cou.tlGÍlmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
Nr. ~.¡illiams read a letter from George A. Schuler, Planning Director, regardi'ng the
segregation of Assessment No.9, LID No. 257, Total Assessment $1,075.20; Assessment
No.9 - $537.60, and Assessment No. 9A - $537.60.
It ¡vas moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Shaughnessy, that the segregation of Assessment
No.9, LID No. 257, be approved as follows: Assessment No.9 to Charlotte A. Sco~t
of Renton for $537.60 (60.0 fro ft. @ $8.96) and Assessment No. 9A to Jo Anne Blaker
of Bothell.for $537.60 (60.0 fro ft. @ $8.96).
ROLL CiJ.LL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
A letter was read from George A. Schuler, Planning Director, regarding the segregation
of Assessrr..ent No.1, LID No. 201, Total Assessment $2,086.05; Assessment No.1 -
$237.18, Assessment No. l-D - $279.72, Assessment No. 1-E - $275.20, Assessment Nt>.
l-F - $217.84, Assessment No. l-G - $262.46, Assessment No. 1-H - $533.90, Assessment
No. I-I - $279.75.
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It was moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Holman, that the segregation of Assessment
No. l,LID No. 201, be approved as follows: Assessment No.1 to Frank B. Norman of
!¡uburn for $237.18 (81.33 fr. ft. ~later @ $2.9162): Assessment No. I-D to Frank B. I
Norman of Auburn for $279,72 (95.92 fr. ft. ~later @ $2.9162); Assessment No. l-E to
Fra.t1k B.Norman of Auburn for $275.20 (94.37 fr. ft. rvater @ $2.9162); Assessment No.
l-F to Jesse ri. Sutton "of Auburn for $217.84 (74.70 fro ft. vlater @ $2.9162);
Assessment No. l-G to Frank B. Norman of Auburn for $262.46 (90.0 fro ft. Water
3 $2.9162); Assessment No. l-H to Frank B. Norman for $533.90 (183.08 fro ft. Water
/a $2.9162); and Assessment No. l-I to Frank B. Norman for $279.75 (95.93 fro ft. vlater
() $2.9162).
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
f.10TION CAP.R.IED
M~. Willia~s read a letter from George A. Schuler, Planning Director, requesting
Council approval on the final plat of Green River Village Division No.6.
It was moved by Holman, seconded by Darling, that the final plat of Green River
Village Di vis.ion NO. 6 be approved and the Mayor and ci ty Clerk be auLl-¡orized to
sign the plat.
MOTION CARRIED
AunrENCE PARTICIPATION
Four young people stood up and the Mayor asked them to come fOD¡ard. They announced
that they are ¡'Ii th the Black riatch Drum & Bugle Corp and stated that they t'1Ìll be
in competi tion vTi th a total of fourteen corps on Saturday, June 23. There t'/ill be
a parade 'ón the morning of June 23 in the Auburn Dor,mtor,,,n Area. The Uayor stated that
the competi tion on that parti eLi.Lar Saturday evening ¡ÝÌll probably take place at
Auburn 's Troy Field. The Mayo:: allotted the group five minutes to sell booster buttons.
Don Ryan, representing ~/anda J.:ae Meyer and Pizza Dena' at 959 E. Main, stated that::
Hrs. Meyer has made a ne;ý application to the Liquor Board for a liquor license for
the Pi ZZ2 Dena. þ,hout seven mO:lths ago she had applied for a liquor license and
h::ca-.¡sp or 2-;:t:C,", 1--:.: :-)-,-:: "i t:; r.'n'2::ci· ,.,-.-, åer-i C>r1 1-1-7' 7ifJuor ].~c:er¡5e by the st:J.te
Liquor Board. Mrs. Meyer has .invested about $80,000 in her place of business and
N.L RYém feels she should be al.Lowed to have the liquor license because of her
g:Jod background and because she will prob3.bly be forced out of business if she can't:
serve beer. Mr. Ryan stated that Mrs. Meyer operated a Pizza Dena in Federal Way
to;:-: seven years and she neT/er had any problems vThatever ¡"i th her liquor license
dl.Lr.".ing that time. Nr. Ryr¡n Le,'2s tha t the Ci ty Council is discriminating against
,'.1 [.'8. Neuer bc'cause other pi ZZ¿l Parlors in Auburn are a.Ilo¡Ýed to serve beer.
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The follü>ving pèople voiced their opinio:;s e.gainst the issuance of a liquor license:
tIrs. Blaine Leonard of 1012 1st Street ,'¡."2., Don Greggs of 1215 21st Street s.E.,
Ray h'etmore of 122 K Street 11. Z., ;h.!..bur Bo;¡en of 815 E. Main, Edna Rutt - o;"ms
property at 1005 E. Main and 4 and 8 K Street N.E., Eva Hartman of 1013 1st Street N.E.,
and Robert Hickman of 117 K Street N.E. Some of the reasons given in opposition to
this liquor license being iS$I]ed ¡.¡ere: (1) Hrs. ¡'-1eyer should ha'.:e applied for the
~j'7DI" liceü.=.e .bé:.Lcre buying :.)...:; prc¿.:ri:,:¡ "-_'7.d opening her .:;!.7S1r:.::S.:5, (2.' o.-o"::::c;"';
owners feel this would deva.Iue their homes and property, (3) possible offensive oior
that would detract from enjoyment of outdoor living during the summer in that area,
(4) The location is too near the schools in the area and ¡vould be a bad influence
on the young children, (5) There are too many restaurants that already serve beer
an1 liquor in the area and ,,¡e need more family type restaurants, and (6) Thís ;;ould
bring more traffic into the area and could be hazardous.
The following people voiced their opiníons in favor of the issuance or the liquor
license: Kevin Leedy of 25625 104th Avenue S.E. - Kent, Ken Anderson of 3007 Scenic
Drive, Don Meyer of 2211 84th Avenue So. - Kent, Joe Scio1a of 1225 23rd Street S.E.,
Lynn Leedy of 25625 104th Avenue S.E. - Kent, and Doug Erfle of 904 22nd Street :l.E.
Some of the reasons given in favor of the liquor li cense being issued ¡·¡ere: (1) .u:
a liquor license is granted the State has rules and regu.Iations which must be follo;~e¿
and if the rules are follo;'Ied there should be no problems related to this li cense,
(2) The law states that a place of business that serves beer or liquor must be
at least 500 feet from a school and this location is further a....¡ay from the schools
than required, (3) Many people enjoy drinking beer with their Pizza and if the
license is not issued, Mrs. Mever will lose quite a bit of business, (4) Pizza D2na
serves the best Pizza in to¡m, (5) Mrs. Heyer has a good reputation, and (6) Those
persons ¡..¡ho ¡vant beer or liquor will find a place tQ obtain it regardless of
¡'Ihether this liquor license is given to Pizza Dena or not.
Frank Lee, doing business as Valley Pontiac GMC at 3104 Auburn Way No., stated that
he is against the proposed landscaping ordinance. He understands that if this
ol:dinance is passed he will have to put in fi T7e feet of shrubbery around all of
his property. Mr. Lee stated that he is interested in nice landscaping but feels
there should be some kind of a variance for car agencies.
John Bereiter, City Attorney, stated that if this proposed ordinance is acted upon
tonight the Council will call for a Public Hearing so everyone interested can come
in and express their views.
BID OPENINGS
Bids were opened May 9, 1973, 11:00 A.M. for Contract No. 73-17, construction of
St. Imp. 132, left turn lane channelization at 32nd s.E. and Auburn Way South, with
bids submitted as follows:
T. ev. TRAVERSO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
R. W. SCOTT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
IXJOLITTLE CONS'[RUCTION COMPANY
SKIP JACOBSON CONSTRUCTION
ASPHALT PAVING & ENGINEERING COMPANY
$24,953.75
25,500.50
25,810.00
28,584.50
32,39LOO
The above bids ~'Iere accompanied by bid bond.
It is the recommendation of the Director of Public Works, Pat Nevins, that Contract
No. 73-17, construction of St. Imp. 132, left turn lane channelization at 32nd S.E.
and Auburn Way South, be awarded to T. W. Traverso Construction Company on their lo~
bid of $24,953.75.
It ¡vas moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Gavey, that Contract No. 73-17 for cc:::s1.:r.l.::::':on
of St. Imp. 132,' left turn lane channelization at 32nd S.E. and Auburn ¡'lay South be
a;'larded to T. çy. Traverso Construction Company, Inc. on their low bid of $24,953.75
wi th Bid Bonds returned to Skip Jacobson Construction and Aspha1 t Paving & Er.ginee:::ing
Company and upon signing of contract the Bid Bonds be returned to R. W. Scott Constructi
Company and Doolittle Construction Company.
ROLL CALL VOTE: A.Il Councilmen voting YES.
NOTION CARRIED
Bids ;,.¡ere opened May 18, 1973, 11 :00 A. N. for Contract 73-19, construction of L.I.D. 277
"D" Street N.E., North of l:Jtn ,Street N.t·., ¡'lith bids submitted dS £01.iO;<l5:
[1. C. FROST CONSTRUCTION CONPAN1-
NORRIS CONSTRUCTION INC.
G¡;Pl' NERLIlIO CONSTRUCTION CONPANY
Bl'¡SIC BID
$ 9,213.07
11,077.50*
11,563.67*
BASIC BID PLUS ALT~RNATE
$10,538.07*
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12,663.67
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;;-: is the rdcornrr:endation of the Director of p:.:!:J1.i c ;',larks, Pat Nevins, that Contract
:,'0. 73-19, construction of L.I.D. 277, flD" Str,=et N.E., North of 15th Street N.E..,
/'>2 a;.¡arded to Frost Construction COI:1pany on their 10;<1 bid of $10,422.00 plus tax of
S2l6.07 for a total of $10,538.07 based on basic bid p.Ius alternate.
::t ~jaSm0,<,.~:3. Í...i~~ :':!'~;U(j~·&;'0SSY, secoTldec:. 1J1} C,_,'dlle:iîtd:4"'~ IL.!: 11-. í.--"_h"!.tra~t / 3-..i.S For constL-:'7r:-2C?'"
~i¿' L.I.D. 277, riD" Street N.E., ¡'lorth of 15th Street lV.E. be a;.¡arded to vI. C. Frost
::'onstr:.1ction Company on their 10;0/ bid o.f $10,538.07 and upòn signing of contract the
3[d Bonds be returned to Norris Construction Inc. and Gary ,"Ierlino Construction Corrpany.
¡?()LL CALL V07'E: . All Counçilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
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The fol.1o¡ving items are sl{bmi tted by the Director of P.Ianning and Corr_'TIuni ty De'.,.·elopxent,
George A. Schuler, for Council Approval:
Request to call for Public Hearing on the request of Robert H. and EÒ¡ard sceinberq
to rezone from R-J to C-3 a parcel of land located on the South side of 11 t:;~
Street S.E. approximate.Iy 120 feet east of "A" Street S.E. (Application ¡¡o. 6-73)
It viaS moved by Gavey, seconded by Lea, that a Public Hearing be held on June 4, 1973,
at 8:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers, on the request of Robert H. and Edward Steir~erq.
NOTION CARRIED
Request to call for Public Hearing on the request of Halvard Thormod to rezone
from A-1 to Open Space Agricultural Land Use Classification a parcel of land
located at.411 Clay Street N.W. containing approximately 61 acres. (Application
No. 7-73)
It was moved by Holman, seconded by Lea, that a Public Hearing be held on June 4, 1973,
at 8:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers, on the request of Ha1vard Thormod.
MOTION CAR.R.IED
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The Planning Commission recommends approval of the proposed Landscaping Ordinance
to be knmm as an .[)RDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, REPEALING CODIFIED
AUBURN CITY ORDINANCE CHAPTERS 11.16.030, 11.16.040, 11.16.050, 11.16.080,
11.16.090, 11.16.100, 11.16.110, 11.16.120, 11.16.130 AND 11.16.150 IN THEIR
ENTIRETY: CREATING NEfy SECTIONS UNDER CHAPTER 11.16 (REGULATIONS) OF THE CODIFIED
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, SAID SECTIONS '1'0 BE KNONN AS 11.16.030, 11.16.040,
l1.l6.050,~11.16.080, 11.16.090, 11.16.100, 11.16.110, 11.16.120 AND 11.16.130,
AND 11.16.150; CREATING A HEN SECTION UNDER CHAPTER 11.16 OF THE CODIFIED ORDI:{ANCES
OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, SAID SECTION TO BE KNOflN AS 11.16 _ 280 (LANDSCAPING STAND.4RDS).
It was moved by Darling, seconded by Gavey, that a Public Hearing be held on June 4,
1973, at 8:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers, for consideration of the proposed Landscaping
Ordinance.
NOTION CllRRIED
The following items are submi tted by the Director of Public r'¡ork$, Pat Nevins, for
Council Approval:
Pay Estimate No. 3 to Burnham Construction Co. for construction of St. Imp.
135, Ph III, Ellingson Road, in the amount of $19,365.44.
It was moved by Gavey, seconded by Shaughnessy, that Pay Estimate No.3 to Burnhas
Construction Company for $19,365.44 be approved for paYillent.
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ROLL CALL VOTE: All Counci.Imen voting YES.
NOTIO!'! c.:1RP.IED
Change Order No.1 on Sanitary Sewer Imp, #23, dike repair at sewage treatment
lagoons, to h'. C. Frost Construction Co. increase in the amount or $2,528.52,
incre2se in quantity of rip-rap to adequately protect dikes from erosion.
It was rr;oved by Holman, seconded bl] Shaughnessy, tha t the adoption of Change Order
No.1 to W. C. Frost Construction Compa~~ ror an increase of $2,528.52 be approved.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
NO'l'IOi! CARRIED
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Call fo~ bids Lor two aerators for the sewage treatment lagoons.
It ~'las mOT./'ec :oy S};:3..ughness:; / secOI2ded by Sonner::3..J."'J.!!. I that autl1o.ri ty be given to t,..rze
PUÌJ.lic f'forks Dir2ctor to call for bids for t¡.,'o aerators for the se";age treatT!:ent lagQons
((I..)L[; C.ALL \I(JT:::;; Co u:1ciln;dtl SÌ1¿uah0£~qS~] ". LID.!" 7i nr;." L!cl r:aT1" Lie/"~-.- Cavey and S",;r::-~_~:' "'"t'''!
v·o ti ng ;lE'S.
C::n.ncilman Flechsig ABSTAINED.
MOTION C.;:;'_~RIED
Pay Estimate No.2, final, to f'loodworth & Co., Inc. for construction of
purpose court at Forest Villa Park in the a¡¡;ount of $1,917.05.
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It ,,¡as moved by Dårling, seconded by Shaughnessy, that the project be accepted by the
City as complete and Pay Estimate No.2, final, to fvood'tlorth & Company, Inc. for
$1,917.05 be approved for payment and the retained percentage amounting to $1,429.40
be paid in thirty days provided no liens or claims are filed and clearance is secured
from the State Tax Commission and the Department of Labor and Industries.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
l-!QTION CARRIED
PROCLAM.llTIONS, APPOINTMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mayor Kersey announced that there is space available for anyone who is interested
in taking a Defensive Driving Class. The Classes a!e scheduled for May 29, June 7
and June 12 from 7:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. in the Squad Room of the Auburn Police
Department. Those interested should contact Virginia Osborn.
Mayor Kersey announced that Councilman Sonnemann will be in charge of the Council
l~eting on June'lB, 1973, since he will be in Yakima, enjoying the weather on the
Firing Line for the National Guard.
The Mayor read a letter received from Mrs. Cliff Fulwiler regarding her deceased
husband. Mr. Cliff Fulwiler ¡;Olas the City of Auburn's Labor Negotiator.
COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS
LICENSE AND ORDINANCE COMMITTEE - CHAIRMAN GAVEY
The License and Ordinance Committee met at 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday, May 16, 1973. The
Committee concurred with the Police Department recommendations for the denial of the
For Hire Drivers License for Dale Harper.
It was moved by Gavey, seconded by Shaughnessy, that the For Hire Drivers License for
Dale Harper be denied as per the recommendations of the Police Department.
NOTION CARRIED
The Com~ittee recom~ended that the For Hire Drivers License Application of Robert
Driggers be referred to the Police Chief for clarifications.
Chairman Cavey stated that the audience participated in discussion on the Application
ror a Liquor License for Pizza Dena ear.Iier in this meeting. After further discussion
b:; Council Merr-JJers, the follmving motion v12s made.
It h'as mO','e¿ by Sonne;nann that the Council nei ther approve or disapprove of this
.4pp2ication for a Liquor License and that th.ey return the application unmarked.
,'iQ Second.
NOTION FAILED
It ;'ìas r;!o','ed by Lea, seconded by Dar.Iing, that Council approves óf applicant. but
disapproves of .location for the Pizza Dena Liquor License Application.
C'J1,l!2(:í,lrnan l':;a·:·~2Y stated tha.t the silence on his _Dart so far is because being Chairma.n
or c::e License and Ordinance Corr"~itte5', he did not ¡Ýant to influence anyone.
r1'--"·~I(.·i-~'''''7.:1.n ":;:r?ing sta-red that he v/ant,r 11- -to .09 J~:'.-:-:11{) th?+- r·~~r'\~hp "lC'~'''''o..: +-.~ di::;~pprr-.'p
this application he has nothing against Mrs. Meyer but he disapproves of the location.
Coun::::iln,an L5'a states that he ;<fill vote to disapprove of this application becausS'
he feels there should be a lJuffer zone lJet¡'¡een a residential zone and a comrr:ercial
zone. C07,;.n::::ilm2n Sonnemann stated that a buffer zone ¡Ýould be desirable, ho¡.¡e'.,.-er,
he feels that this location has had ¡·/Orse applicants and br..sinesses and ,.;ilLprob2bl'j....__-
\Tote in favor of the application. CounciLman Cavey stated that he does not think
the:' d~.'vel();J!T:'2n'': of Auburn ¡vill live or die ¡Úth this application. Councilman Eol;:::;;n
sraceo. tha-: .':.~. ,Ýo'lJ.d also disappro'7e the 10cation, ho¡,¡ever, he feels tl>"! applicant is
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being treated differently from others in the Auburn Area. Councilman Shaughnessy
moved for the previous motion.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilman Lea, Gavey, Shaughnessy, Darling, Holman and Flechsig
T.mUng YES.
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NOTION CAP~'?IED
Chairman Gavey also brought tp the Liquor Application for the Mecca Tavern, which
is moving to the location of the old American Loan and Savings Building.
It was moved by Gavey, seconded by Sonnemann, that Council approves of applicant and
location for the Mecca Tavern Liquor License Application.
ROLL C.7J.LL VOTE: Councilman Gavey, Sonnemann, Darling, Holman, Flechsig and Lea
'loti ng YES.
Councilman ShaughQessy voting NO.
MOTION CARRIED
Councilman Cavey stated that there will be a county-wide meeting on May 24, 1973,
to discuss what types of gambling will be allowed under the Gambling Bill recently
passed by the legislature.
STREET AND ENGINEERING COÞll1ITTEE - CHAIRMAN SONNEMANN
The Street and Engineering CowRÛttee met at 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday, May 9, 1973.
The Committee approved two new locations for installation of comfort benches.
Additionally, the Despains asked for permission to place labels on the benches,
stating their phone number in case of difficulty with a bench. The Committee
approved the installation of these labels.
Chris Brown discussed the various proposals in the TOPICS Report tvith the Committee
and the Committee requested that the Mini-Mall being installed on "B" Street south
of Main be observed, as well as a report on legislation as it develops in Congress
-for future funding of the TOPICS program. The Commi ttee recommends to the Council
that the report be adop.ted by resolut_ion.
Na.C'-' 5eabrands presented a chart sho¡Úng existing street condi tions and proposed
i~?rovements for 1973 and 1974. The ComT~ttee was asked to review these items and
any additional streets which they feel need maintenance. The item will be considered
again at the May 23rd Street Committee f/-eeting at ¡.¡hich time priorities rvjll be
established, costs ¡..;ill be deternined by the Engineering staff and a program will be
established.
As a resul t of a tvashout on the Muckleshoot Road due to ¡'later from a l5-inch storm
drain from the Auburn Academy, the Engineering Di vision. has prepared' a aratdn~ to
repair the Muckleshoot Road. The work is now being done and will be completed
shortly.
A letter was received from puget Sound Power and Light stating that the City's cost
~CE undergrounding Ellingson Road would be $1,228.50 of the total cost of $42,000.00.
'I'D::? Com.:>.i t tee approved the expendi ture of this amoun t for the Ci ty' s portion of the
partici1"Jation arJ.à recorn.mended to the Council that the cOJ."'1tract be signed..
UTILITY CONMIT'l'EE - CHAIRNA.:.V SHAUGHNESSY
The next Utility Committee fleeting ¡-¡ill be at 7:30 P.M. on 'l'hursday, Hay 24, 1973.
llIRPORT COMMITTEE - Cfi.lHRN.B.N DllRLING
The Airport Co,umittee met at 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday, May 16, 1973. Mr. Dixie Mays
Eeviewed State plans for the development of the Washington Airport Systems Plan and
Funding Assistance that has been available in the past and possible future funding
for airport development by State and Federal Governmental Agencies. Auburn's Municipal
Airport is looked upon very favorably by the Washington Aeronautics Commission for
future development to accomodate the expected ~ncrease ~n general aviation a~rcratt
in the greater Puget Sound area. Suggested Airport Layout Plan to include a parallel
rum:ay ¡-Ii thin 10 years and a control tONer ¡vi thin 20 years, improve general ut.ili ty
standards by extending rumlay 600' to the South (from existing 2900' to 3500'),
extend taxi¡'/ay, ÜnproT/e aircraft parking areas and plan for a minimum of 400 based
d.Í reraf.'.:.. It is the opinion of the Aeronautical Comnission that by 1977 airport
cperations will exceed the present runway capacity. These recowmendations and opinions
tf:e SI.:.:.! te Aerona'lt.ics Comnu:ssion rema.in under study by the Com.'71Í ttee, wi th an
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NT:. Nays ackncJ',.¡]edged the reques t by the Ci ty ror rinancial assistance for water supply
(fire protection) ~~d stated th~t this is under consideration at the present time.
It was requested that the State Aeronautical Com~ission verify with the Puget Sound
Gover:nmental Conference tha t .k,.uburn I s Municipal Airport is shoftm in the Interim
Regional Development Plan at its present site and that N.r. Mays' office further reviet.;
State priorities regarding planning for a parallel runway and control tower.
Various landscaping plans, re-10cation or the flagpole with Airport Plaque a~d Airp0rt
directional signing ¡·¡as presented by Marv Seabrands, along wi th various cost. es-:::inat2s
to accomplish certain landscaping in part or as a complete project. These plans
remain under study and we hope to have something on this in the very near future.
'i'he Comlni ttee requests that a closed Executi ve Meeting be held by the Council as a
r.¡hole after the ne;'1 Councilman is appointed, for the revie:.; and discussion of the
airspace easement appraisal as it wi.Il have an erfect on future airport layo~t p2ans.
'The Executive Meeting will be at 7:30 P.M. on May 30, 1973.
Quotat.ions were reviewed by the Coœ~ittee as present.ed by Chuck Smith of the Planning
a~d Building Department for the construction of shear walls in hangars 3, 4, and 5
and installing ventilation units in hangars 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8. It was the recom~enda-
tion of the Committee that the Leonard Construction Company quote of $3,734.88 be
accepted for the construction of the shear walls and Steve's Refrigeration Service
qu~te of $2,577.19 be accepted for installing the ventilation units and that payment
for the construction of the shear walls and installation of the ventilation units be
made from the Airport Construction Fund. However, at the present time the ventilation
may be insta.Iled only in the closed area hangars.
It was moved by parling, seconded by Lea, that we accept the quotations of Leonard
Cons truction Company in the amount of $3,734.88 for t.he construction of the shear :valls
and the quota=ion of Steve's Refrigeration ServiCe in the amount of $2,577.19 for
installing the ventilation units. Payment for this work is to come from the Airoort
Construction fund.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilman Darling, Holman, Flechsig, Lea, Gavey and SonnemaQ~
voting YES.
Councilman Shaughnessy voting NO.
1'¡10TION CARRIED
A brief discussion was held on the possible sale of Revenue Warrants through a cO~0ercial
bank to provide financing funds for the construction of additional hangars or other
revenue producing facili ties at the Airport. Councilman Holman çýÍll obtain adài tional
information in working with Finance Director Williams and Councilman Darling will
obtain engineering estimates from the Public Works Department for the construction
of additional hangars. This information will be reviewed at the June 5th Airport
Co~mittee Meeting.
PLANNING, BEAUTIFICATION & BUILDING CODES COMMITTEE - CHAIW1AN DARLING
The Planning, Beautification & Building Codes Comnúttee met at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday,
May 15, 1973. George Schuler presented the Comnúttee with the criteria ~~d recoR~ended
procedures for determining agricultural land, a report made for Puget Sound Governmental
Conference. He also presented a letter from Broadway Holding Company answering
P.S.G.C. with comments related to the criteria and changes they would like to see
in order to make the study meaningful. After reviewing the report and letter, the
Committee recommended thdt George Schuler write a letter expressing our views on said
re.oort and concurring ¡,.¡i th the 1 etter sen t by Broad,vay Ho1di?g Company.
Mr. T. E. Mathews the property owner to the çýeSt of the gravel operation presented
the Committee ¡,.¡ith a letter dated May 14, 1973, in ...¡hich he outlined his vie;'ìs of
Fiori to Brothers violation. After some discussion and review the ComrrcÍ ttee reco.':1.r:;ended
that the property line be determined exactly so it vlOuld be shmm if an] da.trage had
in fact been done to Mr. Mathew's property; and the possibility of Mr. Mathews,
Fiorito Brothers and the Planning Department meeting together. Mr. Mathews ¡vas in
agreement with these two recommendations. Nr. Paul ¡'leber, consulting soils enqineer,
presented the Committee with a report and map of the area explaining the existing
soil conditions and his recommendations on what should be done. George Schuler said
work ha5 been done to correct The orobler.¡ ?s rec.""':T1Inended hy Mr. Weber.
Len Chapman presented for revie;ý a copy of the I .A.C. Project Agreement': for the
Brannan Park Phase I Development. Len stated that the signing of this contro.ct by
the City of Auburn prior to I .11. C. approval is a step to speed up rev.Led and approval
D'lt does not indicate approT/a.I at this time. If the proposed project is approved
ror runding assistance at the May 29-30, 1973 I.A.C. meeting, the I.A.C. ad:rÚnistr:ator
ftì:l1 execute the contract on beha.If of thr) I.ll-C. on the same day as CO:7mittee app::.'o:;al.
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¡lIter rev·ie;.¡ the Planning, Beaut.ification aœ] Building Code Corn.rni ttee recommends to
the Ci ty Council that the Nayor and Ci ty Clerk be authori zed to sign, on behalf of
the City, the project agreement between I.A.C. & the City of Auburn.
[,en Chapman presented the Auburn Park Board's recom:;¡endations that the concess.ion
Drivi1e~es be granted to the Auburn Jaycee Auxiliary for June 22-24 and July 6-8,
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reco,,"ct,::ends that the City Council approve said concession permits.
It 'das mo':.'ed by Darling, seconded by Holman, that concf;ssion privileges be granted
to Auburn Jaycee Auxiliary and Auburn Lion~ as stated previously.
f.!OTION CAP~~IED
:c-rN'M!CE COHNITTEE - CHA.IRMAN HOLMAN
The Finance Cornmittee met at 7:30 P.I"!. on Thursday, l"'Jay 17,1973. The Investmetlt
Report dated April 30 was reviewed. Submitted to the Com~ttee was a Cash Balance
Report for each Fund in the City which reflected the balances as of Nay 16. A Property
Tax Comparison of May of 1972 and May of 1973 revealed an increase of 7% (1972 - 15%
and 1973 - 22%).
/t request for authority to invest $500,000 from the Current Expense Fund and
$200,000 from the Federal Revenue Sharing Fund was approved by the Comœ~ttee.
It was moved by Holman, seconded by Lea, that the Director ox Finance be authorized
to invest $500,000 from the Current Expense Fund and $200,000 from the Federal Revenue
Sharing Fund.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
After reviewing the two proposals in regard to Management Consultant Firms to be
hired by the City, Mayor Kersey recommended the firm of C. C.DOnworth and Associates,
Inc. of Seattle. The Committee concurred with the recommendation of Mayor Kersey.
The Library Fund has received revenue from the State of Washington through a Social
Security Program - $6,530 and expects an additional $540 in 1973. The Library
Director requests that $2,500.00 be appropriated to the Library Budget in the following
manner: Wages - $1,760, Transportation - $240, Capital Expenditures - $500, and the
remaining $4,570 to be appropriated for use in the 1974 Budget Year.
It was moved by Holman, seconded by Gavey, that authority be given to appropriate
$2,500 to the Library Budget as stated above, and the remaining $4,570 to be appropriated
for use in the 1974 Budget Year.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTIŒT CARRIED
£-:UNICIPAL BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE COMl';IITTEE - CHAIR11AN LEA
Councilman Lea requested that the Council go into Executive Session at this time to
discuss acquisition of property. 10:10 P.M.
Nayor Kersey called the meeting to order at 10:23 P.l-!.
Tt ¡.¡as moved by Lea, seconded by Gavey, that tonight's Council l1eeting be continued
to Tuesday, Nay' 29, 1973, at 8:00 P.M. Council r,.¡il.I go into Executive Session at that
L:Ùne to further study acquisi tion of Municipal Property.
MOTION CAP-RIED
.'.é:., ""0 r Yers2Y asked .if Councilman Sonnemann ,.¡ould act as Mayor Pro-tem at the meeting
0": :-fa';}' 29 because he ~·¡il.I be unable to attend.
'·:'.'..1::::::i 2:-:'3., Lea announced that there ¡,¡ill be a Public Safety Committee Meeting
':'J::i'Jr.l'O;'/ night, Nay 22, 1973 at 7:30 P.f1. in the Squad Room.
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matching funds for the development of Brannan Park. Chapman stated that I.A.C.
recej. ved ]6 local appl.i cations totaling 8 million dollars ¡·wrth of projects and
on.?y 2.2 million dol1.ars to spend for this f·unding session. The .Lll. C. has a
of pr-ior-i t.ies f[om 1. - 7; the Ci bJ' s project falls into number 2 priori ty along
Li other' projects. Chap:T!arl stated that in order to advance our project:' s chance
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of jjeing fu.n~eà, I....Zi.C. llad requested ~::.:~ the scope of the project be reduced.. T~~e
D3seba,ll field lig~ts and bleachers ";ó3rsisleted fro!.! the application Chapman reported.
'¡'n:'! I.A.C. ,dll take action on all proj2cts at the May 30, 1973 ffieetirq in Pullnan,
V'ashington. If the City's project is fu.:r:'.ed, the project can be bid ,·/ithint...·o to
fov.r ¡·Ieeks. Other CO[[1~"ents included the possibili ty of the National GU2rd do.:nq the
.initial clAaring and grubbing.
Pat Nevins stated that Joe Thornton, liason engineer w'ith UAB Projects, ¡·,ras ca...':e:, 'Co
the hospital late last ¡.,reek and he passed away late Sa·turday evening. gr. Thorn::'o:-_'s
death is a .tremendous loss to Auburn and to the Engineering Profession.
Councilman Gavey referred to the letter George Schuler wrote to John Larr;pe of
puget So~~d Governmental Conference. Since we are trying to be a leader in land
use, it dist.resses him to see us going along ¡vith Broad¡'lay Holding Co. The fact
that the City is very dependent upon outside Companies for development makes Gavey feel
that before ¡~'e encourage any outside people to develop this area, ¡ye shov.ld give
considerar:.ion to the problems we have do¡mtown.
The letter in question referred to the agricu.ltural land use study by P.S.G.C. and
stated that the Planning, Beautification, and Building Codes Committee ..lOu1d recomrr;end
to the full City Council their opposition to the criteria as proposed by P.S.G.C.
because it ¡vill..only classify property according to soil types and ,.;ill completely
disregard the other essential items necessary to make the land usable as indicated
in Broadway Holding Company's letter.
Mayor Kersey stated that Mr. Schuler's letter states exactly the same things that
he has been telling Puget Sound Governmental Conference for over a year. We are
not actually saying that we are supporting outside business, but we cannot force
the people in Auburn to buy this property or refuse to sell to outsiders.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
ORDINANCE NO. 2728
It was moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Shaughnessy, that Ordinance No. 2728 entitled
"AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, vlASHINGTON, AMENDING A PORTION OF SECTION ONE OF
AUBURN CITY ORDINANCE 2690, (DECENBER 18, 1972) DEFINING" INDUSTRIlΠSERVICE"
UNDER THE PR0v..ISIONS OF CHAPTER 10.08 OF THE vlATER REGULATION ORD.fNANCES OF '.L'HE
CITY OF AUBURN." be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
ORDINANCE NO. 2729
It was mOT7ed by Holman, seconded by Sonnemann, that Ordinance No. 2729 entitled "AN
ORDtNANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WllSHINGTON, REPEALING ORDINANCE 1748, CODIFIED
AS AUBURN CITY ORDINANCE 1.36.100 THROUGH 1.36.106 ESTABLISHING THE PAY ROLL FUND
FOR THE CITY OF AUBURN." be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting 1:ES.
!:OTIOt! CARP.IED
ORDINANCE NO. 2730
It ¡.,ras moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Lea, that Ordi nance No. 2730 entí tIed "AV
ORDINANCE: 0:' THE CITY OF AUBURN, rvASHINCTON, REPEALING 1WBURN CITY ORDI.';;;:;CE 1747,
CODIFIE'D AS AUBURN CODIFIED CITY ORDINAl'¡CE 1.36.110 THROUGH 1.36.116 PE?T.::.r::':::G :-0
'l'.'1E ESTABLISHMENT OF A CLAIMS FUND." be introduced and adopted.
£<0[,[, CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
!·f01IC:/ C¡'_Ft?:t~D
ORDIN~RCE: NO. 2731
It ¡-¡as mor.rcd by sonnemann, seconded by Lea, that Ordinance No. 2730 entitled "AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, ~4sHINGTON, ADOPTING, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS
OF' R. C. ri'. 3 SA. 40.020, A POLICY FOR THE P":':""NENT OF CLllISs OR OTHE:R OBL.IGJ::.TIONS OF
THE CITY Of' AUBURN, riASHINGTON, OUT OF s'JLVENT FUNDS BY RJUllK CHECK; DEsLGNl't.TING THE
BANK r'/HEREON SUCH CHECKS ARE TO BE DRA:i,';, lillD THE OFFICERS AUTHORIZED OR REQUIRED
r;:O SICZŸ 5UC!1 CI-IEC.l<:S.1I be- i,r;,troduced Ql1'::' :.:lâ:;.J.j~t....¿.
ROLL CALL v~TE: All Councilmen r.roting YES.
NOTION CiiRRIED
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It vias moved by Gar.,Tey L seconded by sonnerr;ann L tha t Ordinance No. 2732 enti tled "AN
ORDIi'il..NCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN L r;.lASHINGTO,'i I APPROVING '1'HE PL.lJ.T OF GP-EEN RIT/ER
VILLAGE / DIVISION NO. 6 ~ TO THE:: CITY ,';"=' A TlBU.9Jv / 'j'AsHtVGTO:¡,. -ï:..CCO?DING TO THE PL_".T
THER1:.Vi- ,)" :: ILl:. fVITH THE CLERK OF THE \....i IY tJF AUBU8.", ~vASHINGTON." be J..ntroduced
and adGpted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CAP...RIED
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It was moved by Darling, seconded by Holman/ that Ordinance No. 273] entitled "AN
ORDnli1.NCE RELf1TING TO THE ~vATER AND SE~v'ER REVENUE REFUNDING BONDS/ 1973; DECLARING
A PUBLIC El"IERGENCY PURSUANT TO RCr.¡ 35A. 33.090; PROVIDING FOR THE APPROPRIATION AND
TRANSFER OF MONEY FROM THE 0IATER-SE~vER FUND OF THE CITY FOR DEPOSIT WITH SEATTLE-FIRST
NATIONAL BliNK/SEATTLE / ~'¡ASHINGTON L AS REFUNDING TRUSTEE/ESTABLISHED BY ORDINllNCE
NO. 2725 AND PURSUANT TO THE AGREEMENT BY AND BETrvEEN THE CITY AND THE REFUNDING
TRUSTEE DliTED AS OF MAY 8, 1973; AND APPROVING, CONFIRMING AND RATIFYING ALL ACTS
DONE BY THE APPROPRIATE CITY OFFiICIALS PURSUANT TO ORDINiJ.NCE NO. 2725." be introduced
only.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
ÞIOTION CARRIED
ORDINANCE NO. 27]4
It was moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Holman, that Ordinance No. 2734 entitled "AN
ORDINilNCE REU,TING TO THE GENERAL OBLIGATION REFUNDING BONDS L 1973; DECLARING A PUBLIC
EMERGENCY PURSUANT TO RCW 35A. 33.090; PROVIDING FOR THE APPROPRIATION AND TRANSFER
OF 1100'v'E'{ FRO!vJ THE GOLF COURSE CONS':'FWCTION FUND IN THE GENERAL FUND AND THE AIRPORT
CONSTRUCrION FUND OF THE CITY FOR DEPOSIT i'/In SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK, SEATTLE I'
¡JASfIINGTON I AS REFUNDING TRUSTEE, ESTABLISHED BY ORDINANCE NO. 2726 AND PURSUANT TO
THE AGP.EEMENT BY AND BETIVEEN THE CITY AND THE REFUNDING TRUSTEE DATED AS OF NAY 8,
1973; Al'ÍD APPROVING, CONFIRMING AND RATIFYING ALL ACTS DmlE BY THE APPROPRIATE
CIT}.' OFFICIALS PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE NO. 2726." be introduced only.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Al.I Councilmen voting YES.
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RESOLUTION NO. 574
It was moved by Da.rling/.seconded by Flechs.ig, that Resolution No. 574 entitled /fA
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND THE CIT'.l CLERK TO EXECUTE A PROJECT AGREEgSNT
~"¡TTH THE STATE Of' ¡-/ASHINGTON INTERAGENCY CONUITTEE FOR OUTIXJOR RECREATION FOR THE
B.'?M1NilN PARK DEVELOPMENT - PHASE I." be adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
HOTION CP-.P-RIED
RESOLUTION NO. 575
It was moved by Gavey L seconded by Flëch;>Íg, that Resolution No. 575 enti tled ".4-
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF AUBURN L 01AsHINGTON / AUTHORIZING P.ND DIRECTING THE NllYOR
AND CITY CLERK L TO SIGN, ON BEHALF OF THE CITY, A CONTRACT BET'iIEEN PUGET SOUND
PŒVER AND LIGHT COMPANY AND THE CITY OF AUBURN FOR THE PROPOSED UNDERGROUND CONVERSIoz,¡
OF POWER LINES ON ELLINGSON ROAD (ST. IMP. 135 PH III)." be adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES.
¡,lOTION CARRIED
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
Hr. Williams read the request of John Holmes, Library Directorl to attend the A~erican I
Library Association Annual Conference fz'om June 22-29, 1973, at Las VeqasL Nevada.
It was moved by Holman/ seconded by Gavey, that the Library Director be allowed
to attend the l~erican Library Association À~nual Conference as stated above.
MOTION CARRIED
.L ï: ¡'laoS moved D'::J'. .::iolûlemdnn/ seculldea ].)'::/ ~)Jlduglj'lt:!::o:::;'::!' i..;!aL i..;ht:! Ci i..;y Council go OJ;
record in opposi t.i~n to the cri teria as proposed by Puget Dound Govel:nmental Con.ference
as pointed out in Mr. Schuler's letter.
Brief discussion by Council followed.
MOTTON CARRIED
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¡'.I"1'::]()r Kersey an.rlOunceò that ,vi th the SUtnnìer ¡-leather present, everyone is encouraged
to cl.ress casuall;:'.
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APPROVED THIS 22ND DAY OF MAY, 1973.
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