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The regu_Zaz' r~eat_tng of t: tie Auburn City Council convened at 8:00 p.m. in the City of
Auburn COUrAi:i1 CieambF_•r's.
ROLL CALL
C.OUNCII..NEML1'RS YiZESF'RIT: C`ouncilmember Roegner, Kitchell, Craig, Larson, Hitchcock,
F_Zechsig and Lea.
STAFF' MF,MI3I'IdS l~n!sS~;iVI': Mayor Stan Kersey, Jack Bereiter, City Attorney; 13111
1/c:rold, F7ersonnel Director; John Holmes, Library Director;
Co.ra.I~ee McConnehey, City C1exk; Pat Nevins, Director of
c'ub,licx Works Department; George Schuler, Director of Planning
anei' Comrnunity Development Department; Wi11 Spencer, Fire
Chief; Ken Thompson, Finance Director; Ed Wilson, Police
Chief.
It c,>as rr;ov.^d by -lechsig, seconded by Hitchcock, that the minutes of the July Z, 1979,
Council rnec~tirzg :>e approved as mailed.
MOTIOII CARRIED
f~~n11 PUi3L,IC HEAIZINGS
u./ M4~L;o;~ h:ex•s<,~ c:'r~~~°.ta..r<_~r,' tae pubJ_iE: hearing open an the request for annexation of property
yixtg o:-~ t~ir;~ .ncr~::rwF~st c:;_ ttl _Zirnii:s sautPi of 296th and east of 60th Avenue South (Meredith
!1111 r":re,:l) ,
Q The City C°~E>r:x r~.:ad a .Z~~i:.~te~r from Mrs. Zana Dottle, 6213 Sa. 296th, Auburn, objecting
t0 t12E' ar2lic"x~~2't1Ui'l.
i3ruce L-c~~ac°lr,. ~'~3•~.t'0 t:f~t:li .M venue South, spoke in favor of the annexation. No one else
,SpokE' foz" <~'" iryi3.t.rl;~t ~':12r' ar'1nf',xatl.On.
It ~~as r:,rvEacl btr d~or~gne,r , seconded by litchcock, that the public hearing be closed.
MOTIDId CARRIED
Lea asked c:,eorye vchu.Zez• to elaborate on the physical problems in the area. Schuler
respondc}d lae .knee of no physical problems other than the area would have to be served
frorrGvater District No. 114. He added they would have to pay assessments as a late-
comer u.n the Lak}havera sewer line but that would be cheaper than taking another sewer
to tlae vaJ_letl floor.
L"ea questioned S:°hul~}r f'ur.the-._r asking what the reason was for requesting an annexation.
Schuler sand his discuss.zon with property owners indicated the property owners mostly
owned sma.11 p~arc~ls of land and they preferred to annex to the City of Auburn. He
added hE: cl.idrz°t know of any of the property being owned by big developers who just
wanted to ~-~=1.Z tdae land for lots.
May<>r 1<c~r:~~~zl ;;tat:c~c3 wherrz hE~ ;served on the Metopolitan Study Commission many discussions
with the pEaa~~Ze in the area had indicated if they were going to be part of an incorporated
city thF~y would prefer Auburn rather than Federal Way.
Lea ~aske~d if there were other areas wantirx! to come into the City. Schuler replied
I1f,~ knew of none. 17e added as best his department could they had tried to put the
proposal an.raexaton togeytl~ez• including those who were for the annexation and leaving
out. those who we.ce against it.
Lea a,skec:l if the City could be reasonably sure it was going to inherit a parcel of
1_and th,:~t- K~ou.Zd :sot need a lot of dollars. Schuler stated there were same streets
which would deed ;apyradirag before the area could be developed.
It was movE~d by ~?itchcock, seconded by Roegner, the request to annex property lying
on tl.e northwest city limits south of 296th and east of 60th Avenue South be approved
and :rent to fih~~ Ming County Boundary Review Board.
Craig askc-rd for ~u.rt.her clari.Eication on the streets. He wondered if the streets would
hwve t:a bNr brou~;r.`~t zrp to standard to annex. Schuler said the streets would not have
taa be brou,;ht ur to standard to annex but would have to in order to further develope
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the area. !~'e added it would be like any street in the City and would have to be
done through formation of an LID..
Flechsig expressed concern over fire and police protection, Chief Spencer said
soma of tP?e area in sire D.istrirt No, 31 the City covers now. However, some
of the area in F,%.r~.~ District No, 39 there would be some problem with distance and
water. Flechsig noted Chief Wilson had stated the police could provide necessary
services but as ttze~ comzrrunity grows there would be a problem in maintaining the
same level of pr~~tection.
Flechsig asked Sctzzzler if it was the intention of many of the people to begin
sz~bdivid::ng Zarg::~z• pieres of property. Schuler responded he had only heard of
a couple, hawevez•, there arf>. not that many parcels which are that large of tracts.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilmembers Hitchcock, Roegner, Kitchell, Craig and
Larson voted YES.
Cauncilmembers Flechsig and Lea voted NO.
MOTION CARRIED
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
Ran Weal, Weilro Coxaapar;~1, 604 15th Avenue S,E., Bellevue, state~a' he had applied for
a Conditional IJs~~.Perrnit to put in a family recreation game center in the Vi11a Plaza
Shopping Canter. ~~e said there had been some confusion as to whether the area was
zoned fo.r t:l?is L-~,;pe of business, He reported the game center was a family oriented
busiiness• axzcl tlxey d.i.d better located in the neighborhood they served - walking and
bicycle distance. He fe.it if they were in a larger area it could then attract
undes.irabl es .
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Mark Shivers, 703 N.E. 43rd St,, Seattle, manager of the proposed game center, presented
a petition s.igneci lay 1.51 neighbors surrounding the Vi11a Plaza Shopping Center who
.szzpported the recreation center. He also submitted six letters from business owners
near a We=ilco Co;npany recreation game center in Northgate which gave favorable comments
on the aperatian of t3?e Northgate center,
Mika Kyle, 27088 "J`° Street N.E., resident in the Villa Plaza Shopping Center area,
stated he was afraid .it wou.Zd be difficult to police the area outside and the parking
Zot could turn iota a place where kids hang out. He said he was a former police officer
in Florida arad when so.meth.ing ,such as this recreational center was put into an area,
there was an immediate increase in trespassing, narcotics, etc. He expressed furfher
concern the centc:,r would cause problems with students being truant to be at the center.
Roegner indi.caL-ed the hours of opening would coincide with the closing of school„
Mark Shivers confirmed the hours would be 2 p.m. to midnight during the summer acrd
2:30 - 3:00 p.m, to midnight during the school year.
Hitchcock noted he lived across the street from the Vi11a Plaza Shopping Center and
he had not been approached to sign a petition,
Roegner reported the thorxghts of the Planning & Community Development Committee. He
cited the Jr;ne 5, ZA79, .letter of tl-ie City Attorney giving the opinion the recreational
center is an allowable use' uxzder neighborhood shopping center zoning. He said it was
the Committee's <~pinion this would not be just a neighborhood function but rather would
be a rczgional furrtion and the Committee did not wish this use.
IL was moved by Roegner, seconded by Kitceell, that the request for the use of a family
recreatiorzaZ game center be denied.
Larson stated he felt game centers serve a very good function. The Gold Mine at the
SeaTac Mall. entertained children while their parents shopped.
Craig stated i.f t,'ze zoning ordinance clearly allows a game center, personal preferences
should not sway tfzc Council's decision. He added if there is some concern about control
of the hours the ~>rdinance should be modified. He said it was unclear to him whether
it- was a legal use oz• not.
Hitchcock asked Chief Wilsan if he anticipated problems. Wilson responded he expected
some increase in vandalism in the area, however, he felt he would have to weigh the
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creed fora place far• the kids to go. He said personally he would like to see it go
in.
Lea stated through his work he had never seen a problem in this type of business and
he .felt t:l-.ere w~~s a crying need for some place for the kids to go. He added if this
use wtzs a"i.lowab~?e under tyre zoning ordinances, it would have merit...
t''1c>cl.ds.ig asked ,pack L~ereiter to amplify a little more on whether the use was legal
or rrat under th~:~ zoniny ardirzances. Bereiter responded the definition of what can
be in a ne.ic;hbo.rhooc~ center is very. broad and he thought it was an allawable use.
"1nclrsig ~zslee'c~t 1+ere%tcs=r if the use were approved, could there be a Iimit put orr the
hours. Bereitez• stated only if it were judged the center was a civil nzzisance could
restricti.ans bE-~ imposed,
Roegner stated Ise felt: the issue was whether or not it was an allowable use under
xieighboz•hcod tiahopping center zoniny. The Planning & Community Development Committee
has taken the pc}sit.ion .it i.i not a neighborhood use but rather a regional use because
it would be the onlu one in the city.
~^ ROLL CALL VOTE: Counciimembe,rs Raegner and Kitchell voted YES,
lrrinnJ Counc-ilmemX~e.rs Craig, Larson, Hitchcock, FZechsig, Lea voted
liJ lJ0 ,
MOTION FAILED,
BID OPENINGS
1, rids ~,%erc-. operrryd ut 11x00 a,m,, July 10, 1979, on Contract 79-03, Water Improvement
#11<5, Thc: ~u1..ins~in<7 bids were received:
Nc>xrorr ~:'orros.iorz $5,819,93
Wa1.la+e ~ Ti.ernan Di.v,
1.'c:~nnwalt. Corp. 4,519.48
veca F:'Zec., Co,, Irzc, 9,771.84
(Sales Tax Included)
The Dep~.srtarent of Public Works recommends awardingq Water Improvement #116,
Contract 79-03, Cathodic. Protection of Lea Hi 11 Reservoir to Wallace & Tiernan
Di.v, of Pennwalt Corp, on their low bid of $4,292.00 plus $227.48 sales tax
fora total of $4,519.48.
It was moved by Craig, seconded by Larson, to award Contract 79-03, Water Improve-
ment #116,. to Wallace & Tiernan Div. Pennwalt Corp, on their low bid of $4,292,00
plus x'227,48 sales tax fora total of $4,519.48.
ROLL CAL.r~, VOTE: A11 Counc.ilrnembers voted YES MOTION CARRIED
2, L3..ids were opened at 10:00 a,m,, July 11, 1979, on Contract 79-13, Traffic Safety
Improvement Project No, 9. The following bids were received:
Basic Alternate
SLVan.ston Equip, Co. $36,208,30 $13,644.00
Paint 1~ L.ine, Z'nc. 44,719,32 Z6, 847.78
The Depaz•tntc}.nt of Public Works recommends awarding Traffic Safety Imp. #9, Contract
79-13, pavems.nt markers, to Swanston Equip, Co, on their low bid of $49,852.30
including ba,aic b"i.d plus Alternate One, pending Dept. of Transportation approval.
It was moved by Lea, seconded by Craig, to award Contract 79-13, Traffic Safety
Z"mp, #9, t..o :3wanston Equip, Ca, on their low bid of $49,852,30 including basic
bid plus A1tc~rnate One, pending Dept. of Transportation approval.
ROLL Cr.LL VO'_^hr A11 Councilmembers voted YES MOTION CARRIED
3, ~3i.ds wUre op<>rn~d at 10:00 a,m„ July 16, 1979, for Police Department Surplus
rJehiclE~s. Only one bid for the 1973 Plymouth Detective car was received for
$:?G9. G0.
'l'Irc~ Police 11c~paz•trrrent recommends rejecting the bid and selling the vehicles
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at the South King County Auction,
It was moved z~y rri.tchcock, seconded by Flechsig, to sell the four surplus
police cars, excluding the animal control pickup, at the South King County
Auction.
RO1,L CALL VOTE; A11 Councilmembers voted YES MOTION CARRIED
4, Rids wez•e opened at 11:00 a.m., July 16, 1979, on surplus City of Auburn real
property located at .904 5th N.E. Only one bid was received from Nancy F, Cal son
in the amoT.xnt caf ,5500.00.
:Ct was moved :"~y Crax:y~, seconded by Hitchcock, to award the bid to Nancy F. Corson
f"nr surplus City caf Auburn real property at 904 5th N.E. with the City of Aul;urn
reserving floe right to the City of Auburn, Washington, an easement running upon,
through and u~~de.r said real property far a storm sewer and maintenance thereof,
and the. Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to execute an agreement for sale ox`
the property.
ROLL CAZ:,I~ VOT1s; AZZ Councilmembers voted YES MOTION CARRIED
It was moved i;y Larson, seconded by Kitchell, to express the City's thanks to
the Col:~on, f<>z• their patience .tn resolving the matter of this property.
MOTION CARRIED
RECOMM£'NDATIONS
2'he Depa.rtmc.~nt of Planning ~ Community Development recommends approval of the request
of Subdivision Managerrkc~nt, .Znc, for approval of the Final Plat of Jansserz's Addition
Located between the plat of Cameron Village and 148th Ave. S.E. in the 3500-3700 blocks.
The P.Zarxninr Carn~n.ission recommends approval of the Final Plat of Janssen's Addition
and that theC,haiz•man and Secretary of the Planning Commission and the Mayor be
authorized to s.igr. the face> o.f the plat upon receipt from the Public Works Department
certification tlrat_ all the improvements including the water line on Auburn Way South
have been i.rrsta.l_Z~:d and accepted ar 100 percent (1000 performance bonds ar other
appxoved assurance has been submitted guaranteeing that the improvements will be
installed, Also that the Mayor and City Council be made aware of the street name
procedure and the problems associated with that procedure with regards to the emergency
services in the City of Auburn.
It was moved by Czaig, seconded by Larson, to approve the Final Plat of Janssen's
Addition and the Chairman and Secretary of the Planning Corr;mission and the Mayor
be authorized to sign the .face of the plat upon receipt from the Public Glorks Depdrt-
ment cer.ti.ficatior, that a11. t_he improvements including the watex Zine on Auburn Way
South .have been installed and accepted or 100 percent performance bonds or other
appz•oved assurance hu?s been submitted guaranteeing that the improvements will be
installed, and fuxtlxer, the City Attorney be instructed to draw up the necessary
ordinance,
ROLL, C.Ar,L VOTIs ; All Councilmembers voted XES MOTION CARRIED
:Phe Depar.tmcrnt oi.' rlanning & Community Development recommends a call for public hearing
on the following;
1. 2'he request of Charles White/GJestern Washington Corp, of Seventh Day Adventists
to rezone from M-2 (Heavy Industrial) to R-4 (Multi-Family) with a Conditional
Use Permit on the west one-half to construct a new church on a parcel of land
approximately _ZO acres in size lying at the southeast corner of 29th and "D"
Streets S.E. (Applicat_ion 29-79)
2. 7°he request of Puget Power and MIGA Assoc, to rezone from Unclassified to M-1
(Light I;~dtastr:a1) svit:h a Conditional Use Permit to construct an electrical power
substation an .~;r parcel o.f land lying between 29th and 37th Streets N,6V. and between
the Va1.Zey F'reewatl and the 1~filwaukee Railroad right of way. (Application 30-79)
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3. 1't1c~ rc~~lur>s(. r.:f l;c: Ilippodr•omca Co,rporat.r:on .for rx Condit.ional Use 1'c:rmit to cor7struct
arc r~ ~ztarc; t,at€r..Z caratair7in<J 499 rooms inc;ludirig a 15UU seat dinner theatre and
48 larzcl be>wlt.ny all` cy on u parcel of .Ia.nd approximately 27 acxes in sire lying
on thc~ r,c~rth side of 15th Street N.W. between the Valley Freeway and the Mi.Zwaukee
Railroaci right of way, (Application 33-79)
It was moved by I.arsol~, seconded by Kitchell, that a public hearing be held an August 6,
1979, before> the City Council at the Auburn City Council Chambers at 8:00 p.m. on
applications 29-79, 30-79 and 33-79.
194TIOPJ CARRIED
The Departz~ent of Public Work:. recommends the following for Council approval:
.Z. Authority to call for. .bids ,for L.I.D. 304, sanitary sewer on "B"' Street N.W.
.from 30th to approximately 36th Streets N.W., Contract 79-14.
Tt was moved by Craig, seconded by Larson, to authorize a call for bids for
L«I.D. 304, Contract 79-14.
ROLL CALL TaOT.>~: A17. Cotrncilmembers voted YES MOTION CARRIED
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2. Pay 1j'stimate 'Jo. 4 to Totem Electric of Tacoma, Inc, for construction of Street
Improvcanent ,N~~. 18`1, Cor:xtrac.~t 78-U5, traffic signals an 4th N.E. & 4th S.E.
or ""M'" : tr•t:et., i.n tiz~z amount of $18,466.38.
Contracxt: Amount
Ear,~ed to Date
It was rnoveci ,~zi Lea,, seconded by F1erhsig, that Pay Estimate No. 4 to Totem
Electx-ic of T~aroma, 1?zc. , for construction fo Street Improvem. ent lJo. 184,
Contract 73-0.5, in the arrsount o.f $18,466.38 be approved for payment.
ROLL CAZ,L VOTii: All Councilmembexs voted YE5 MOTIpIJ CARRIED
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.3. Adjustment to sewc~z bi.ZZing Account No. 140-51800 Dr. Glenn Rice, 32.40 Auburn
Way Southi in i:he amount of $32.61, large water usage due to broken pipe.
It was r~,oved [,y Craig, seconded by Hitchcock, to authorize adjustment to sewer
billing Acc°ouaat No« 14(7-5.1800 in the amount of $32.61.
ROLL CALL VOTLI:
$102,591.00
92,931.90 (Incl. $9,293.10 retainage)
A11 Cauncilmembers voted YES MOTION CARRIED
4. C;rant z~e.fur~d t.:o 1i ~ L Mechanical .for two water meters installed in conjunction
with Safeway a•elac~at.ion in the amount of $656.48. (June 26, 1979, Utility Committee
Meeting) .
It was rnaved ,Z,y Craig, sec.anded by Hitchcock, to grant a refund to H & L Mechanical
for two water meters installed in conjunct.io.n with Safeway relocation in the
amount of $656.48.
ROLZ, CA1;£. UC)TP':
A11 Councilmembers voted YES MOTIOIJ CARRIED
5. Award L.I.D. x.97, Contract 79-~08, to C. Ed Bowen Construction on their low bid
of $28, U15. (7U .including Al ternate O.ne.
It was moved .Ly Ic:~a, sf~concled by Iitchcock, that L'.I.D. 297, Contract 79-08, to
C. L•'d Bowen Cc~.nstruction on their Zow bid of $28,015.00 including Alternate One.
ROLI, CAIaL, VO'PIs : All Councilmembers voted YE5
COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS
Munic~~a1 Building C'omm.ittee -Chairman Bob Rpegner
MOTIOlJ CARRIED
It was moved by Roegner, seconded by Kitchell, to consider selling the old Wayland
Hotel Building and adjo-fining building to the Housing Authority at fair market value subject
preliminary plans for remodeling the building and that the Housing Authority submit
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site plans and exterior e.Zevations for review by the Building Committee.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilmembers Roegner, Kitchell, Craig, Larson, Hitchcock
and Flechsig voted YES.
Councilznember Lea voted NO.
MOTION CARRIED
.It was moved by .=:oegner, seconded by Flechsig, to update the existing appraisal on
the old Wayland ;a'otel Building.
ROLL C°ALL V02'E: Councilmembers Roegner, Kitchell, Craig, Larson, Hitchcock
and Flechsig voted YES.
Councilmember Lea voted NO.
MOTION CARR i'ED
It was moved by 2oegner., seconded by Flechsig, to appraise a parcel of land for
possible use as ,~ C.ity employee parking lot.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilmembers Roegner, Kitchell, Craig, Larson, Hitchcock,
and Flechsig voted YES.
Councilmember Lea voted NO.
MOTION CARRIED
At 9:20 p.m. the: C'ounci.l adjourned to an executive session to discuss possible Zand
acquisition. ~1.h~= regu.l.ar meeting reconvened at 9:34 p.m.
1't was moved .toy .2oegner, seconded by Kitchell, to move the stop sign at. the intersection
of 1st and "A" St-xeet N.W. to just south of the landscaping tree.
MOTION CARRIED
Plannin~y~~ F3ea(.it.ification C.'ommittee - Chairman Lillian Kitchell
It was moved by :Mitchell, seconded by Roegner, the grants given under the Housing
Repair Program b~~ increased from $?.,000.00 to $2,500.00.
ROLL CALL VOTE: AZ1 Councilmembers voted YES ,LOTION CARf2IE1?
Ordinance No. 3421
It was moved by ;~itchell'_, seconded by Roegner, that Ordinance No. 3421, entitled, "AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, ESTABLISHING FENCING REQUIREMENTS F(:?R
PRIVATE SWIh1MIIdG FOOLS LOCATED WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF AUBURN," be introduced ~:nd
adopted.
MOTION CARR1'ED
It was moved by ?<itchel.Z, seconded by Roegner, that Change Order No. 1 from Mayer
Construction Co. fr.~r the construction of the rest room and spray pool in the City
Park to change t~2e czate of substantial completion from 8-28-79 to 9-13-79 and to change
the final' comp.Ze'.ion date from 9-28-79 to 10-13-79.
MOTION CARRIED
It was moved by i',itchell, seconded by Roegner, that Pay Estimate No. 1 from Mayer
Construction Co. far construction of the restroom and spray pool at the Auburn
City Park in the amount of $15,784.40.
Con tr~z ct Amoc.zra t
Ea.rnec3 'to Date
ROLL CALL VOTE:
$86,300.00
$17,438.95 including $1,654.44 retainage
All Councilmembers voted YES
MOTION CARRIED
It was moved by Kitchell, seconded by Roegner, that a pay estimate from O.R.B. in the
amount of $683.7.'.for professional services performed on the Auburn City Park Restroorn
and Spray Pool dur.i.ng the month of April be approved for payment.
ROLL CAZ,Z, VOTE:
All Councilmembers voted YES
Ut.i..Zity CornrnittecT - Chairman Ron Craig - No report
MOTION CARRIED
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F'z,ablic S~afc:~ty Ccrrun.ittee - Chairman Lewis Il.itchcock - No report
Finance Comrnitt~;a~ - Chairran Al Flechsig
IL was moved by F1e=chsig, seconded by Roegner, to approve voucher checks 2173 through
2333 in the amount of $2,,432,587.46 and payroll checks 3347 through 3642 in ti.~e
amount of $161,39.57.
ROLL CALL VOTE: A11 Councilmembers voted YE5 MOTION CARRIED
Street and En 1c~'.rGering Committee - Chairman John Lea No report
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ordinance No. 3415
It was moved by Larson, seconded by Flechsig, that Ordinance No. 3415, entitled, "AN
ORDINANCE OF TFIF' CITY OF AUFIURN,WASHINGTON, PROVIDED FOR THE REZONING OF A PARCEL OF
//~~ LAND 7400 SQ. F'T. _IN ~;IZE ZOCATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF "A" STREET 5.E. IN THE 3800 BLOCK,
~iJ WITHIN Tfif.: C.T~'1' OI~ AUBURN, WASHINGTON, CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION THEREOF FROM
UNC°LASSIPIF,D TO C-1 ," be introduced and adopted.
ROLL GAIL VOTE: A11 Councilmembers voted YES MOTION CARRIED
Ordinance No. 3416
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It was rnovF~cZ by Flechsig•, seconnded by Larson, that Ordinance No. 3416, entitled, "AN
ORDINANCE OF TFIE CIT3.' OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON,PROVIDING FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMTT ON
PROPERZ`Y ZONED M"•-1 LOCATED ON A PARCEL OF LAND ON THE WEST SIDE OF "C" STREET S.W. IN
THE 700 BZ;OC`K, ~'L2'IiIN THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON," be introduced 'and adopted.
ROLL C'AI.L VOTE: A11 Councilmembers voted YE5 MOTION CARRIED
Ordinance No. 3417
It was moved by F'l~clasicr, seconded by Kitchell, that Ordinance No. 3417, entitled, 1°AN
ORDINANCE OF ?'HE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF A PARCEL OF
LAND 17,600 SS;. FT. IN SIZE° LYING ON THE EAST SIDE OF "I°' STREET N.E. IN THE 230(1 BLOCK
AKA 2326 "I" STREET N.E., WITHIN THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, CHANGING THE ZONING
CLASSIFICATION 4'IdEREOF FROM R°2 TO R-4," be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOTC: A11 Councilmembers voted YE5 MOTION CARRIED
Ordinance Na. 3418
It was moved by Hitchcock, seconded by Roegner, that Ordinance No. 3418, entitled, "AN
ORDINANCE' OF TH'E' CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF A PARCEL
OF LAND 35,200 S'~. FT. I.N SIZE LOCATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF "I" STREET N.E. IN THE
2400 BLOCK AKA 1436 "I" STREET N.E., WITHIN THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, CHANGING
THE ZONING CIAS~'IFICATION THEREOF FROM R°2 TO R-4," be introduced and adopted.
RULL CALL VOTF': All Councilmembers voted YES MOTION CARRIED
Ordinance No. 3419
It was moved by Larson, seconded by Flechsig, that Ordinance No. 3419, entitled, 1°AN
ORD.FNANCE OF TFIE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
ON PROF'E;RTY ZONED M-1 LOCATED AT 1408 WEST MAIN STREET, WITHIN THE CITY OF AUBURN,
WASHINGTON," be introduced and adopted.
ROLL CALL VOZ'F,: A11 Councilmembers voted YES MOTION CARRIED
Ordinance Na. 3420
It was moored by Hitchcock, seconded by Roegner, that Ordinance No. 3420, entitled, "AN
ORDZ'NANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, RELATING TO AND PROVIDING FOR THE ANNEJfATION
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31 ~U~3URN~ WASHINGTON MONDAY ~TULY 16 1979
TO THF. CITY DF faTIBURN OF A CONTIGUOUS AREA OF LAND LYING ADJACENT TO THE NORTHERLY
MARGINAL LINE 01~' THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WHICH LAND IS
DESCRIBED IN A F°ETITION DULY FILED WITFI THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AUBURN,
WASH.NGTON," be .zntroduced rand adopted.
ROIL CALL VOTF': A11 Councilmembe.rs voted YES MOTION CARRIED
Ordinance No. 3921
Passed ur:der .PZanning & Beautification Committee Report
There bei.rag no further business to come before the Council, the meeting adjourne~3
at 10:D0 p.m.
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ST NLEY P. RSEY, M YOR C LEE A. MCCONNEHEY, CITY LERK
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