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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08-16-1960 PAGE 2360 ` AIIBU$N, .WASHINGTON- . TUESDAY AUGUST 16, 1960 Regular meeting of the .City Coundil `of the ,City of Auburn, held at $:00 P. M: in the Council Chamtiers ` at the City Hall. The meeting rvas called to. `order by Mayor Shau�hnessyl � Cour.cilmen present: Aaby,' Rammeyer, ' Fitzsimmons ; Sonnemanri, Towner, Gaines. Councilmen Absent: Petersen. Minutes of the previous meeting held Augizst 2 , 1960, were approved as mailed: ' PUBLIC HEARING None . BIDS ' ' None • CORRESPOrrDED10E CITY EATGINEER The City �Glerk read a letter from George Schuler, City En�„n,eer, for appronal of the final estimated cost .for work done by Rainier Asphalt ?aving Co. on Cross Street. Total amount ' �2,$31.90, less 15� retained percentage for 30 days, �424.7�. Amount due contractor, �2,40'].12. It was moved by Kammeyer and seconded by Towner that the amount of �2,1�0�.12 be paid to Rainier Asphalt Paving -Co. � MCTION CARRIED The City Clerk read another letter from George Schizler re- questing the Council make final acceptance of the work done by DeCoria Construction Co. for street widening and pay the 15p re_ tained percentage due contractor. � " It was moved by Towner and seconded by Fitzsiminons that DeCoria Construction Co. be paid the 15°,�� retained percentage of ' $�6,162.31. MOTION CIu'i.RIED CALL FOR BZDS The City Clerk read a call for bids for the construction of a two course bitumenous penetration sur£acing on. F St. . S. E. . be- tween 25th and 29th St. S. E. under Loca1 Improvement' District #138, bids to be opened Sept. 6, 1960, at $ p. m. , specifications to be obtained from the City Engineer�s office. It was moved by Towner and seconded by Sonnemann that the City Clerk be instructed to call for bids on the surfacing of F St. S. E, between 25th and 29th St. S, E. MOTION CARRIID _ PLANNING COMMISSION The City Clerk read a letter from the Auburn Planning Com- mission stating they had held a public hearing on the petition of 8. M. Bradburn to rezone from kG to C-1 for a medical center, i � The bommission ap�roves the petition. • It was moved bp Aaby and seconded bp Kammeyer that the ' Council concur in recommendations of ttie Planning Commission and ' the City Attorney be instructed to draft the necessary ordinance. MOTION CARRIED AUDIENCE Lewis Armstrong, attorney, represented the Bothells in their ' protest against bhe motorcycle race course behind their property. �i Mr. Armstrong stated he had appeared before the ..Council earlier protesting the go=carts and, at that time, had mentioned the ` motorcycle course and requested something be done about them also He stated when the noise ordinance was passed, he had asked members of the Council to give' a great deal of consideration .be- fore issuing the motorcycle people a license. The City Engineer . PAGE 2361 , AUBURN, WASHINGTON TUESDAY AUGUST 16, 1960 _ _ . _ received a letter from Mr. ,Fair.brother, executive director, of King County Planning Commission, stating the property had a non=conform `ing ;use being classified as residential. Mr. Armstrong".further stated that according to city ordinances , a race track in a resi- dential area is illegal and that the information Mr. Fairbrother had about this area being used as a race track was not true. Mr. Armstrong stated he had gone to the King County Assessor►s office to obtain information about this property. In 1956, he said, this property was inspected for asse§sment and because of the dilapidated condition of the corral area, no value for asses.sment was placed on it. In 1959 the property was again inspected with reualuation for house improvements only. At ' that time and since, because the race track and corral were in such delapiflated condition and had not been in use for 'years, no value was placed on thear. Mr, Armstrong also stated that the road leading up to this. • race course was a private one. The county would not and the Eity had not accepted it. Hundreds oF people attending the races have been using;_this road raising much dust. Mr. Armstrong stated his clients want something done aboutthis race "course on property not zoned for the purpose and request if £ound to be a violation of an existing ordinance, that the matter be taken care of. George Schuler stated he has been investigating this matter an looking into the King County_ PTanning Commission records. A lette had .been sent to Mr. Fairbrother requesting information on 'the • praperty for the past ten years with a' view of determinin g if a permit for racing purposes had. ever been issued to the property. To date the status had not been obtained but he was expecting the information within the following week. COMMITTEE REPORTS - PURCHASING COMMITTEE No report 1 EIRE COMMITTEE No report LICENSE COMMITTEE No report STREET CONIMTTTEE Council Towner stated an ordinance would be read creating local improvement district #13�. This is for F�St�S. E, between 25th and 29th Sts. S. E. There was also ano�er request �'or an L. I. D. on 5th St. between K and M Sts. N. E. for a sanitaTy sewer. The committee felt it was unnecessary to create an6ther local improvement district and would like this included in L. I. D �136. It was moved by Towner and seconded by Aaby that the request for an L. I . D. on 5th St. N . E. between K and M Sts. N. E. be ' included in L. I. D. #13$. • MOTION CARRIED WATER COMMITTEE � Councilman Kammeyer reported they would like to call for bids ' on the West Hill Spring improvement. It was moved by Kammeyer, seconded by Aaby, that the City Clerk be instructed to call for bids on the West HiTl Spring improvement, bids to be opened at 8:00 p. m. September 6, 1960. Specifications may be obtained at R. E. 4JolffTs office in Seattle. MOTION CARRIED The Water Department budgeted �6000.00 in Capital Outlay: for a chlorinator system which will not be needed as the item will be paid from different finances. It was moved by Kammeper and seconded by Gaines that the Gity Attorney draft the necessary resolution transferring this �6000.00 from Capital Outlay to Miscellaneous Equipment of Capital Outlaq in order that the money may be used to purchase a back hoe. MOTION CARRIED PAGE .2362 AUBURN, WASHINGTON TUESDAY AUGUST 16, :1960 ___ —___ _ _ It ,was moved bp Kammeyer and seconded by:Fit,zsimuions that th I City Cle;rk be instructed to call for bids on. a back. ho,e, b.ids to be bpened September .6, 1960, specifications to .be obtained from the .Clerk' s o£fice. , MOTION CAP�.R.IED WATER SUPT. REPORT No report. STREET SUPT. REPORT � No report. , IIJGZNEER�S REPORT _ . - _ ' No report. POLICE CHIEF'S REPORT No report. ' ! ORDIN;iNCE NO. i4o2 It was moved by Kammeyer and seconded by Fitzsimmons ,that Ordinance #1402', entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE PURCHASE OF CERTAIN REAL ESTATE FOR AN ACCESS" ROAD TO SERVE .THE NNNICIPAL krATER SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, be introduced and adopted with the following roll call vote being recorded: Aaby, yes; Kammeyer, yes; Fitzsimmons, yes Sonnemann, yes; Towner, yes; Gaines, yes. , ORDINANCE N0. 1403 It was moved by Towner and seconded by Sonnemann that Ordi- nance #1403 , entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASHING TON , PROVIDING FOR THE "IMPROVEMENT OF PORTIONS OF CERTAIN STREETSI SN TAE CITY OF AUBURN BY: THS CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE CURB AND I GUTTERS, SIDEWBI,KS, ASPHALTIC CONCRETE PAVING, TWO .I:IFT BITUMINOUg PENETRATION PAVING AND EIGHT INCH ( $") SANITARY SEUTER MAINS, ALL IN ACCORIIANCE WITH PETITION SIC=PIED BY A MAJORITY OF `THE AFFECTED ' PROEERTY OWNERS AND FILED VJITH THE CITY CLERK OF SAID CITY, AND A CERTIFICATION OF THE DITY ENGINEER OF SAID CITY, THAT A MAJORIT_ OF THE AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS HAVE SIGNED THE PETITIONS AND THA ALL OF THL FACTS SET FORTH IN SAID PETITIONS ARE TRUE AND THAT TH ESTIMATED COSTS OF THE PROPERTY WILL NOT EXCEID 'THE LIMIT ESTAB- LISHID _ BY LAW, OREATING A LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT, PROVIDING FOR THE NECESSARY PROPOSED LOCAL IMYROVEMENT .DISTRICT ,FUND , AND CREATING A LOCAL . IMPROVEN�NT DISTRICT THEREFOR , be introduced and adopted with the following roll call vote beirig recorded: Aaby, yes; Kamineyer; yes•, .Fitzsimmons, yes ; Sonnemann,� yes; Towner, yes; Gaines, yes. ORDINANCE N0. 140ty It was moved by Aaby and seconded by Kammeyer that Ordinance #140�., . entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, :PlASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF GERTAIN PROPERTY IN THE�'CITY OF AUBURN� CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF SAID PROPERTY FROM RG T0 C-T FOR "A MEDICAL 'CENTER, be introduced and adopted with the .£ollowing roll call vote being recorded: Aaby, yes; Rammeqe , yes; Fitzsimmons, yes; Sonnemann, yes; Towner, yes; Gaines yes. � ORDINANCE N0. 1405 It was moved by Kammeyer and seconded by Fitzsimmons,. that _ ' ordinance # 1405, entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE_ CITY OF AUBURN, WASHINGTON, PROVIDZNG. FOR THE PURCHASE OF A CEH.TAIN EIGHT INCH ($») C9ST IRON WATER' LINE IN THE CITY OF AUBURN TO IMPROVE THE NNNICIPAL WATER SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF AUBUFN, be introduced and adopted with Efie following roll call vote being recorded: Aaby; _ yes; ,Kammeyer, yes; Fitzsimmons , yes; Sonnemann, yes; Towrier, yes; Gaines, yes. ORUINANCE. NO. 1406 , _ It was moved by Fitzsiauaons and seconded by Sonnemann that , ` Ordinance #11�06, entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE GITY OF ,,AUBUfiN, � WASHINGTON, DECLARiNG A PUBLIC EMERGENCY TO F.XIST, AND REQUIRING . THE AEPROPRIATION OF $2,054.70 FROM ttWATER CUMULATIVE RES&RUE FUND" TO THE "CURRENT EXPENSE WATER FUND^ TO COVER DEFICIENCIES _. .. __:.,_. PAGE 2363 AUBURN, WASHINGTON TUESDAY AUGUST 16, �.1960 IN THE UiATER DEPF:RTMENT .BUDGET, be introduced: MOTION CARRIED ` . RESOLUTION N0. 57 ; It was moved by Towner and seconded by Gaines that Resolution #57, entitled , A RESOLUTiON OF THE CITY OF AUBURN; `WASHINGTON; RE�UIRING THE' HBATEMENT OF A CERTAIN NUISANCE ,BY THE PROPERTY OWNER' ON OR BEFORE THE DATE, SPECIEIED HEREIN, AND PROVIDING FOR THE .SUNfifARY ABAT�tENT OF SUCH NUISArICE BY THE"CITY ENGINEER IF SAID PROPERTY OkTVER FAILS TO ABATE THE SAI�'!E WITHIN THE TIhIE � SPECIEIED, BE INTRODUCED AND ADOPTED. „ MOTION CAN.RIED : RESOLUTION N0. 5$ It was moved by Sonnemann and seconded by Kammeyer that Re- solution ,#58, .entitled, �A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, WASH- INGTON, RELATING TO THE TRANSFER OF' FUNDS IN THE POlICE DEPARTMENT SO AS_ TO PROVIDE NECESSARY FUNDS FOR NEW SERGEANTS ' 'SALARIES; be ' introduced and adopted. MOTION CARRIED OLD BUSINESS .� Councilman Fitzsimmons requested iniormation-as�to whether . the former Auburn Transit System paid £or the meters on East .Main and B St. This was referred to the License Committee. ' The City Attorney reported on the assessed valuation of Auburn; 1960, with reference to maximum bonding capacity o£ the , City and �amount available for future bonding for a sub-library 7 building. ' The Mayor stated that he and the City Engineer had investigat d the repairing of the roof and decided Mr. Hord�s proposal was the best. This repair work has been completed: NEG7 BUSINESS None CLAIMS It was moved by Fitzsi�ons and seconded by Kammeyer that the , following claims, all having previously been passed and signed bq tlie Finance Committee, be approved and the City Clerk be instructed to draw warrants in payment. There being no further business to come before the Council, the meeting was adjourned at 9:17 p. m: , subject to the call of the Mayor. APPROVED THIS , � �DAY OF 19 G O � /�� � r ':.,, CITY CLERK YO& , . � / __ ._