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Ai1BURN, WASIIINGTOI? '('F7IsS'1)AY SEPTEMBEF. 7, 1976
The regular meeting of the Aa;burn ;:ity Council convened at 8:00 P.M., in the Auburn
City Council Chambers.
12JI,I, CALL
COUNCILMEN PRESENT: Corznci Luien Roelne.r, Ki.tcriell, Craig, Larson, Anderson, FZechsig
and Lea.
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It was moved by F_1 erhs_i y, secaa~rde~ri by IC i tc;hell that the Council minutes of August
16, 1976, be approved as mailed.
MOTION CARRIED
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Mayor Kersey declared the Public Hea.r1'rzc_; open on the request of Kurtis R. Mayer/
Mayer Built homes, .Inc., to rezone from a Conditional Use Permit .to a Conditional
Ilse Permit (Revised) for lu°operty 1c>-:°~:atr~c3 c>rz 3.Ist: Street S.E. (Application 14-76) .
Mr. Warren Dahiern, attorney .rept~~aerlt a,zg ~'4r. Mayer wished to submit to the council
a letter from the King County Asses.~~c>a:`s «ffire showing that the property in question
was originally taxed on the basis of n.:?? ~ple family dwellings.
Mr. Larry Higgins, 16301 N.E. f3tfr, tie.1 i >•>~ar-, speaking on behalf of Mr. Mayer presented
color slides of the area involved in t~~is rt~zone application and of other developments
by Mr. Mat'er's company similar tca the _£~r,t~*~s<~d dcrvelopment on 31st Street S.E. He
also showed sketcries and graphs `o po.i.nt up the differences between the original
application and the present cane, such as 1c~.`~s total parking area, less total land
covered by structures, more slza<;tr k,eta~~~e1r barildinys, saving of more existing trees.
The effect that this proposes. dc~ve>~c.l,;mc~nt wvulr3 have on existing facilities such as
schools, water and sewer lines, and t_rait'ic~ were also discussed. Mr. Higgins assured
the council that althouglr this project wc,crld b.' partially financed by the Federal
Housing Authority, that whex•e any bu.i ding codes were in conflect between FHA and
the City of Auburn , t:ria t t..he taugl,ez~ r;~ ~dc~ c.•ou1 d 13e enforced .
Mr. George Lindsay, 16.11 33rd SC. :S.L'., peah.ing fora group of citizens from
southeast Auburn wished to restate the.i.x:• ol.a,jections to the proposed rezone on the
basis that there are already many apartment complexes existing or being built in
the area, that further increases in populat..ion in that area would cause traffic
and crime problems, and the existing school and medical facilities were not suffi-
cient to serve additional people. lie a.lsa suggested that future plans for develop-
ment in this area be accompanied by an environmental impact statement.
Mr. Tom Wine, 1220 32nei St. S.R., concurred with Mr. Lindsay and stated that he
was very pleased with the way the corznril is handling review of this development.
Mr. Don Rankin, 1425 32nd .S.B'. , asked trze city attorney what rights the citizens
had should the council approve the rezone permit over their objections.
The City Attorney explained the basis for reconsideration of the rezone and
citizens rights to petition for thangea of decisions.
Ms. Marlene Harbin, 2913 37th Way S.Is'., ar~l~ed what rent would be in these proposed
apartments and Mayor Kersey suggested that this was not a proper legal question
to ask of the developer.
Mr. Bruce Metch, '1532 32nd St. S.E., ar;ked whether an environmental impact statement
should be made p.r.ior to approval or ciisaLrl>roval of the rezone application.
Mr. Dahiem brought up the point that a pcxrnit had been granted for conditional use
of a property ne xt to this proposed s i t:e.
It was moved by Flechsig, seconded by C.rai;g treat the public hearing be closed.
MOTION CARRIED
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AUFtURN, WASHINGTON ~ ~ ~ TUESDAY SEP~'EMBER 7, 1976
Councilman Craig commented on the confusion over what was to be considered on the
original rezone application and the changes on the revised application. He also
expressed 11is concern over the problems of increasing density in the area and over
possible future problems in the water and sewer facility capability.
Councilman Lea commented that his information about traffic in the area was that
facilities are currently at capacity.
The City Attorney explained what options the council had in reconsideration of this
rezone application and that only those councilmen that had been present during the
initial consideration of the rezone could vote on this reconsideration.
Mr. Dahiem suggested that he and his client would be willing to allow all council
members to vote on the reconsideration.
Mr. George Lindsay, representing the citizen group, stated that they would be
opposed to that suggestion.
It was moved by Craig, seconded by Lea that no action be taken on the rezone
application of Kurtis R. Mayer/Mayer Built Homes, Inc., and that the council move
onto the next item of business.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilmen Craig, Lea and Kitchell voting YES. Councilmen
Roegner and Flechsig voting NO. Councilmen Larson and
Anderson not voting.
MOTION CARRIED
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.--~ Mayor Kersey declared the Public Hearing apen un the request of Park Associates
L`` to rezone from Unclassified to F.-TP (l9obile Home Park) property located on the
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~„ east side of "A" Street S.E., between 37th and 41st Streets S.E. (Application 22-76).
The Planning Commission recommends approval of this request because it will conform
to our Comprehensive Land Use Plan for medium density multi-family.
~4r. Oliver Anderson, Auburn Manor, spoke in behalf of the request and explained
that the residents of the adjacent trailer park wished this rezone so that they
might use the area to park their trailers and campers.
Mr. George Lindsay stated the objections of the residents of the area to this
reaquest.
It was moved by Lea, seconded by Roegner that the public hearing be closed.
MOTION CARRIED
There was further discussion about a right of way involved in the rezone applica-
tion and the relation the rezone had to the Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
It was moved by Lea, seconded by Kitchell that the request of Park Associates to
rezone from Unclassified to R-TP be approved, the Planning Commission recommendations
be concurred with and the City Attorney be directed to draw up the necessary ordinance.
ROLL CALL VOTE: A11 councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
Mayor Kersey declared the Public Hearing open on the request of Imperial Homes, Inc.,
to rezone from R-2 (Single Family) to a Conditional Use Permit for property located
at 535 12th Street S.E. (Application 23-76)
The Planning Commission recommends approval of this request because the single
story building should not be detrimental to the adjoining dwellings and will provide
a good transi tion between the existing single family and commercial uses and that
the plot plans and elevations be attached to and become a part of the permit.
Mr. Harold Strand, 604 12th S.E., spoke in favor of the rezone.
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It was moved by .i,ea,. seconded tai; An~:i~z•~_?;..~n, i.CZat the Public Hearing be closed.
MOTION CARRIED
It was moved by 1-,ea, <.e-~~vrz~Jed 1>y x,ars+3n, ~-i~;~t~ t:i~e request of Imperial Homes, Inc.,
to rezone from R--2 t_~ ~ ~3 C; r~.rzcii tiozzal. t~sc: ~'c~ fani i:: be approved, the Planning Commission
recommendatier5 be ~~n_>u~uz't•e~d ~rit.tz azd the ~.'.fty Attorney be directed to draw up
the ner_essary orders.
ROIL CAI L VOTE: A t ? C:"oi.inc°i.Ztnen voting Y~:.S. MUTTON CARRIED
CORRE'SYUNDENC'E
Tice City Clerk read a zone c.harzye~ appiic:at.ir~n froze Norman G. Heutmaker, Jr.
(Application lJo. 27-76} and a Cor,~a'itic:>rza7 zJse 1'erzn.%t Application from R. Murray
& Associates, Inc. (Applic,~zt~_i_ozz 26--76} >
It was moved by Flechsiy and se<.ond<.~d by F.,ea thai. Application 26-76 and Application
27-76 be referred to t_he F'lanrz.izzy Commission .tos~ recommendations.
MOTION CARRIED
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Mr. Georye Lindsay wi shed tv ~ ,jzatz.?; t fze cc~unci Jznen and the mayor for their handling
of the Mayer Conditional. Ilsc~• Fr_1zzn.z'i: Al~t~lx~~at:ion and suggested that future permits
of this kind have a tune ~imit ~e~T: ~zn f_Izeir use and that beyond that limit the
permit slzau.id be reviec~e~l ayai.zz
Mr. Steve Arai, represerz.tiny S~LL~:t,etr.r.!Dazznan.is ~ Associates, presented some sketches
of the proposed new city fza11 au<:~ ~;t~zt.ed that the model of the new city hall would
be completed by September 21J.
R ~;•;~: ~ ~rarr~~°r~r~ATIVNs
The following it~:z~ry a~~~s szzt~zni ~, ~ ~,{ by the ;;e~~ar, t~zner7t of €z~t~nri~t~~ grid ~'®lt~1f1~~,~~~
D'~~~Zvprrien~ fvr CcnzCZC .l Approval
Approval of tt~e revjsed Flood Ftazard t~c~ux~tiaxy M,~,~ for th® ~~t~
of Auburn.
G~o.rge Sohulex presented the ~>roposed x~v.~s-~c~nz~ 4f ~t~~ map.
It was moved ba T.,arsc~n, seconded by ~Qegriex teat the map ~B a~bm~t~~d ~~ t~1~
for approva.~
RC7~.L CALL VOTE': A.ZI c~ou~~oilnaen v4tinq YE'S'. ~~~,~~~ ~'A~~~~~
~~ fol.~owinq items were sra.bmitted by the 1~e~a.~ttnorit of ~ub~al~; D~o~k~ ~~~ ~'®u~~~~
Appravalr
1. AUtt3C)ri ty tt) call fz~x b1.~5~ ~'cj.x Go,t1S~.i~U~t~~t~ ~f ~'~®~'#tl ~'~W~~' ~~i1~: ~~ ~
~emctery Hi.~.~ StO.X'Itl.
1'~ Wae ziraved by Craig, secondQr3 by ~,axsnn that $~t~ar~t~ ~o ~~v~ri ~~ ~?~~ ~~~n@~~~
~o'etaT to ~orit.rect fvx said im.~z~tauement.
~tOtL ~A~ I~OT~r A.~~ cot~n~iime,~n votirsq ~'~~. ~1®x,~101V iC""J~R~~~~
~: Attthotity t® cs,11 fpr Aida tQr es.~ntru~t~on of Wat~~' trn~. CIO, Wa~~~'~~~!
~'t~rir eemete,ry Rece,pt~czn Center to ~A, .~~th.
tt wes moved by Craiq, seeondc~d ~y ~,~~°~c~n to aut~car.~e ~t~~ ~e~at~r~ ~®~~~ ~~ ~~'o~~~
#t~~ ~b't C`Ct~s~tt~"ct.ion of Water Tm~. 1.~Q.
~"b'~zr CALZ~ vpm~: A11 c'ozincimen c-ok.~ng Yh'S, M®~'Z®~ ~~~'~
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AUBURN, WASHINGTON TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 7, 1976
3. Authority to call for bids for construction of Sidewalk Imp. #2.
sidewalk repair, replacement in downtown residential area.
It was moved by Lei, seconded by Larson to authorize Public Works Department to
call for bids on Sidewalk Imp. #2.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
4. Authority to fulfill Pay Estimate No. 1 to Associated Sand & Gravel Co.
for construction of 5t. Imp. 189, asphalt overlays in various areas
in the city in the amount of $11,041.55. Contract Amount: $25,813.70.
Earned to Date: $12,268.39 (Incl. $1,226.84 retainage).
It was moved by Lea seconded by Anderson to authorize Pay Estimate.#1 to Associated
'Sand & Gravel for construction of St. Imp. 189.
ROLL CALL VOTE: A11 councilmen voting YES. MOTION CARRIED.
COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS
MUNICIPAL BUILDING CODES COMMITTEE - Chairman Roegner.
It was moved by Chairman Roegner, seconded by Flechsig that the bond issue for
the new city hall be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All councilmen voting YES.
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MOTION CARRIED
It was moved by Roegner, seconded by Flechsig, that Ordinance No. 3112 entitled
"AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
A NEW CITY HALL AND APPURTENANCES THERETO AND THE ACQUISITION OF NEW EQUIPMENT
THEREFORE; DECLARING THE ESTIMATED COST THEREOF AS NEAR AS MAY BE PROVIDING FOR
THE BORROWING OF THE TOTAL OF $1,925,000.00 AND ISSUING AND SELLING NEGOTIABLE
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS TO PAY PART OF THE COST THEREOF: THE BONDS TO BE PAYABLE
BY ANNUAL TAX LEVIES TO BE MADE WITHOUT LIMITATION AS TO RATE OR AMOUNT, AND PRO-
VIDING FOR THE SUBMISSION OF THE PROPOSITION OF THE INCURRING THAT INDEBTEDNESS AND
ISSUING THOSE BONDS TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY AT A SPECIAL ELECTION TO
BE HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE STATE GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD NOVEMBER 2, 1976,"
be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
It was moved by Chairman Roegner, seconded by Kitchell, that Jack Lange'be authot~ized to
call for bids for a used grader.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilmen Roegner, Kitchell, Larson, Anderson, Flechsig
and Lea voting Yes. Councilman Craig voting NO.
MOTION CARRIED
Chairman Roegner announced that the next regular meeting of the Municipal Building
Codes Committee is cancelled.
AIRPORT COMMITTEE - Chairman Kitchell
It was moved by Kitchell, seconded by Larson that the Advisory Board participate
in selection of an appraiser and that negotiations begin as soon as possible on
Northern Avigation Easements.
ROLL CALL VOTE: All councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
It was moved by Chairman Kitchell, seconded by Larson to recommend application
for federal planning assistance funds and recommend a concultant,to assist city
in fund application and preparation of a Master Plan for .the airport.
ROLL CALL VOTE: A11 councilmen voting YES.
MOTION CARRIED
At the suggestion of the City Attorney, it was moved by Roegner, seconded by
Craig, to rephrase the city hall bond issue to read "New City Ha.I1" ins ead of
"Municipal Building".
ROLL CALL VOTE: A11 councilmen voting YES.
MOTION_CARRIED
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~UAURN, RrASHINOTgTV T~l~~'LAY x ~ ~,....~..~.~.~, ~~~T~~ 7s ~~7~ ~,
The next meeting of the A.irpc~xt Committee w~11 ~~ 5@~te~e~ ~®~ ~~~~~ ~t~® ~.~.
IJTxLXTY COMMITTEE' °~ Chairman G'ra~g
Chairman Craig reported that the lt~o~ea~e ~~'®~~~~~ ~~ ~~~~®~~1 het@~ wed t~~led
until the next ut.iltty e~ammltte~+ m~et~ng, and that ~~y ~`ee~tttet~det~®~~ ~~~ the
other councilmen would h€~ weloomad.
xt was moved by Craig, ~ooondod by Lar~c~n to o~edlt ~~@ ~t~l~ty ~@~~nt ~~' ~~.
Glenn Rice In tfe amount r~ ~'70:3.7~.
ROLL CALL VOTE': All cduncllmen vdting ~`~~. (~~'~®!~ ~`~~~~
The next Ut.fl.ity G~mmlttee ~eetlt~g w111 he h~1d ~~ 9r3® p.~t. f ~e~t@~~~ ~, ~~~~.
~'LANNING 6 BEAIITI~'YCATx01~ _~'dMMI'T~~~ ~ ~'~~1~'m~t3 L~~~eR
Cha3rmr~n Larson announoed that the ~e~tt ~l~tin~n~ ~ ~@~u~~~#~~t~®~ ~~Ff1~~t@@ ~1@e~~~r~
will be held at 7:30 p.m., ~e~Eetnhe~ ~~, 176.
PUF~LxC sAF'~'TY COMMITI'L3L' M~'ET.~1~C ~ Chal~°m~~ ~~de~'~®~
xt was moved by Andareary, ~~obr~d'~ ~~ ~'le~ha~~ ~® ~~~~®~@ the ~~~ea~ ~®~ h~~e
licen.~e agpl,ication of t~ayrie A. Th~Q-ay.
R01.L FALL V®TE: COt~nollt~eri ~lt~~e:~l, ~~c~:~~, ~~`e®~, ~~e~`~®~~ ~'~@e~~-its
and Lea vot~r~~ ~~'~. ~e~t~~~~ ~e~ ~@~~e~ ~~~~'~~N~N~.
G'ha.irman AnderBOn announood ih€~t the e~~~r~e ~~ ~~~e ~t~~~~e #~ wed €~~~e~ ~~~~
a~'#~ex~norsn and will need to he re~l~oed ~~ ~~~ ~B ~~~~~~@. ~t ~e~ het@~~@~
that the money would have to ~tam~ ~~~~n the ~'~~'e C~~t~~~~~ve ~@~@~'~ ~e~~f
s,inoe no oth®s' m®ney waa avallahle.
rt was movmal by Anderson, aeco~ded by ~~t~t~~~~ ~~~~ the ~@@e~~~~~ ~~@~ he
allnasted ~rdm the ~lr~ Cumul~t~~ ~@~@~fi@ ~~~~ t~ ~@~d~~` ~~@ el~~~~e.
12r)LL CALL vvTE: All o~iutio~tl:m~~ r~t~n~ ~~~. !~~'~9t+1 ~A~~~~~.
nt the gugyestlc~n o~ the rity Att~r~ey, #~ w~~ t~ved by A~~e~~®~, ~eee~~e~i ~~
~l~ohslg, that th.iat oxp~ndltur~ h~ ~t~~:i~r~d ~~ eme~~@~~y @~~@~~~~~~@.
2~~;~1',L CALL V(7TE: All ~o~n~all~efl iidt~i~~ ~~~'.
~4xtyAtv~'E G'OMMrTT~~ ~ Ch~lrm~n ~'l e~h~l
st wait moved by Chalrm~n ~'le~'h~~g', ~eee~~e~ ~~ ~+@~; ih~~ ~~e~e~~ ~@~@~ @~4~~
throur~h 05~D5 In the atnca~nt o~ ~3,~13f~31,~~ he e~~~e~e~.
ftCJLL CALL VC~Y"L'r A:~l Cd~ncllr~en ~t~~~ ~`~~. M@~'~®~ ~~~~~~
x~: was moved by ~'loohal g, n~~r~nd~d by ~~~, ih~~ the ~'~~~~~@ ~~~t~-@~~ ~~
authorl~ed to relnv~~t ~ur}da a~ will ~~ ~the~ ~~e~ ~~~@~v@~ ~~~~~~ ih@ ~~t~
off' Septerri~a,~, 1596.
1ZOLL CALL VOTE': All Coun~illmen ~t~t~g~ ~~~.
~T~EET CdMM,TTT~",~ Cha,irr~an Eel
M®~'~@l~i ~~~~~
The ~tr~~t Committee w~~ oha~lre~1 by C~~~~~1~t~~ ~~~~~ ~~ ~~'~ ~~@~@@. the
comm,itto~ reo~mmend~ a,~~aroval e~ the City ~~~~~~~~ N®. ~~~~ ~® e~t~~~~~h ~
pa~~enger ldetd3ng ~on~ ~n ~ ~~t~~~ ~~ ~~~~ ~le~~ ~~~@@~.
.it wa,~ moved by ~'leoha3,g, ae~onded by ~ae~~e~s t® ~~~h~`~~G ~~~ ~®~ tie
m.in.ipump for the ~lre ~~~art~nt et ~ ee~t e~ $9~,~~~.~~
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AUBURN, WASHINGTON TUESDAY SEPTEMBER, 7, 1976
ROLL CALL VOTE: All councilmen voting YES. MOTION CARRIED
OLD BUSINESS
It was moved by Flechsig, seconded by Kitchell, that the rezone request of
Joh V. Fairchild to redone from R-2 to R-4 for property located on the south
side of 10th Street N.Ez`. in the 700 block, be approved, and that the City Attorney
be directed to draw up-the necessary papers.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilmen Roegner,'~Kitchell, Flechsig and Lea voting YES.
Councilmen Anderson and Larson ABSTAINING. Councilman Craig
voting NO.
MOTION CARRIED
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
ORDINANCE NO. 3109
It was moved by Roegner, seconded by Kitchell, that Ordinance No. 3109 entitled
"AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, RELATING TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH
AND SAFETY; REGULATING FIRE EXTIIVGUISNER~AND F_TRE EXTINGUISHER SYSTEMS; LICENSING
FIRMS, CORPORATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS SERVICING AND SELLING FIRE .EXTINGUISHERS AND FIRE
EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS; HYDROSTATIC TESTING ASSOCIATED CONTAINERS AND PROVIDING
PENALTIES THEREFORE", be introduced and adopted.
~~" ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilmen, Roegner, Kitchell, Larson, Flechsig, Lea and Craig
`~ voting YES`,,,:-" Councilman Anderson voting no.
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MOTION CARRIED
ORDINANCE NO. 3110
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It was moved by Craig, seconded by Larson, that Ordinance No. 3110 entitled
"AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN., WASHINGTON, AMENDING AUBURN CODIFIED CITY
ORDINANCE 10.36.500 (PASSENGER LOAD~'NG ZQNE,5) $~' I~AD.INA ~ N$W e~7u$ $$C~'~9N isN~~
ESTABLISHING A PASSENGER LOADING ZQNE' ON A $~'E'CI~~E'D PORTS@N @~' $~$~ $A~N ,~~'N$$~"' ~
be introduced and adpptsd.
ROLL 'CALL VOTE't A11 o®ut~e~lmsn v®t1n~ YN$. lVOT~ON OAR$~$D
~. ORD,~NANCN NO . ~~ ~ 1
It was mc,vsd ~y Crs~g, ®s~endsd b~ Lays®n, ~~~ O~d~~~~~@ N®. ~33~ @~~~~~@~
'AN ORDINANCE OF' T~#E CITY 0~' AUBURN, N~AS'~1IN@TONr A~!$N~N6 ~'~!~$~'$~ ~.®~ ®~' ~'#$
AUBURN CITY CODE' C~IANCINO T~JE CARSA®~' GjOLL$C~'3'ON RAT$$ ~'OR ~'t~$ O~~$ ®~' AN$U$N~t f
be ts,~led unt11 th® n®xt a®unc~l ms~~~r~~.
ROLL CALL VOTB: A11 .~~'~®N CA$R~$N
REVOLUTION N0. 7~®
It was mov®d ~y Cta,~~, ~~c~®nd®d ,~y ~'le®~~~~, ~h~~ ~@~®~~~~~ N®. ~~® @~~~~~~
"A RESOLUTION 0~' TIDE CITY COUNCIL 0~' T~!$ CITY 0~' AO$NRNr WA$~#IN6~t~if ~lO~'NO$I~INB
AND DIRECTING T1YE MAYOR AND CITY CLERJC 0~' T~t$ CITY Off' AU$i~N ~ ~'O $N~'$$ IN~'@ ~
CONTRACT WITIf URS COMPANY ~0~ NN®INEERINO $~'NfiIC$$ ~ IMPRO~i$ ~! PO$T$ON ®~'
T~IIRD STREET NORTI~WEST AND T~IIRD $TRE'ET NORTN$A$T $$~VE't~N C $TN$$~' N@$~'NN$,~~'
AND AUBURN AVENUE' AND PORTIONS' OP AUBURN AV$NU$ ANN ~'®€~NT## S'~'N$$~' NO$~'#$A$~'f
WIT~i THE CITY OF AUBURN"~ ~s 1nt~®du~~d ~~d ~d®$~@d.
ROLL CALL VOTE'r A11 ~®~n~llmsn v®~~~~ Y$$~ !~'~®N ORRRI$~
Th®ro being no ~u~°thsr ~~slnsss ~® ~tn~ ~@~®~@ ~~@ C®~~~~~~ N~~®P N@~~@~ ~~~®~~~@~
tt~s mesting st 11 r10 ~. m.
APP TH S h D Y OF SEPTEMBER, 1976..
STANLEY P. RSEY, MAYOR v `7 ,.,/~ ~
CITY CLERK
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