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18800 ORILLIA ROAD
KING COUNTY TRANSFER STATION BOW LAKE
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EVANS QUIMBY & HALL, INC., P.S.
COLLEGE CENTER BUILDING
4556 University Way N.E.
Seattle, Washington 98105
August 30, 1979
Fred Satterstrom
City of Tukwila
6200 Southcenter Blvd.
Tukwila, Washington 98188
RE: In the Matter of the Application of
DONALD C. MACDONALD, TRUSTEE ET AL, for an
Unclassified Use Permit
Dear Mr. Satterstrom:
Enclosed please find your subpoena in the above entitled matter.
Very truly yours,
C.
Thomas C. Evans
RECEIVE`{
O.C.D.
'CITY OF TUKWILA
AUG 3 1 18
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
KING COUNTY
BEFORE THE ZONING AND SUBDIVISION EXAMINER
In the Matter of the Application ) No. 152 -79 -U
of DONALD C. MACDONALD, TRUSTEE )
S U B P O E N A
ET AL, for an Unclassified Use )
Permit )
HEREIN FAIL NOT AT YOUR PERIL.
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Pursuant to King county Ccfde Chapter 20.24, you are hereby commanded
to appear before the Zoning and Subdivision Examiner for King
County, James N. O'Connor, Deputy Zoning and Subdivision Examiner,
presiding, at TOO 4/4 , on tIM( - ► /0 ,, 1979 in Room
2, I of the King County n /11/Ni l ( v wi
and James Street, Seattle, Washington, then and there to give evidence
in the above entitled matter.
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BRUCE C. LAING
Zonin : d Subdivision Examiner
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THOMAS C. EVANS
JANET E. QUIMBY
GLENNA S. HALL
Kegell Stockness
c/o City of Tukwila
Community Development
6200 Southcenter Blvd.
Tukwila, Washington 98188
Dear Mr. Stockness:
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August 23, 1979
A PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CORPORATION
LAW OFFICES:
COLLEGE CENTER BLDG.
4556 University Way N.E.
Seattle, Washington 98105
(206) 633.3900
I am an attorney who represents a number of citizens involved in
a hearing before the King County Zoning and Subdivision. Examiner
regarding the siting of a proposed Northshore Transfer Station.
I am writing to ask permission for Mark Coffee, or another
individual in your department, to attend the hearing on Wednesday,
August 29, 1979, so as to introduce into evidence the Bow Lake
transfer station application. The pending Northshore application
does not involve the City in any way except by analogy to the
proposed Northshore Station, which is to be constructed exactly
the same way:
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Very truly yours,
EVANS, QUIMBY, HALL & HOLMAN
C_.
Thomas C. Evans
March 29, 1979
Mr. James A. Hoel
Fire Marshal
City of Tukwila Fire Department
444 Andover Park East
Tukwila, Washington. 98188
Dear Mr. Hoel:
Re: BOW LAKE TRANSFER STATION
Regarding item b. above:
King County St Washington
John D. Spellman, County Executive
Department of Public Works
James W. Guenther, Director
900 King County Administration Building
RECEI
500 Fourth Avenue
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Seattle, Washington 98104 r
AP
Telephone: (206) 344.2517
a. Inadequate access to the south fire
hydrant.
Access will be provided such that fire
apparatus can approach the fire hydrant.
This work will be scheduled to be
accomplished within the next month.
Your office, in prior discussions with Solid Waste Division personnel,
has recommended several improvements for our Bow Lake facility.
To date, all but two of these have been accomplished. Regarding the
remaining two items:
b. The north fire hydrant is presently unusable
due to inadequate access
This Division has no plans for modifying
the fire hydrant access.
During the design process for this facility our
architectural consultant met with you and
discussed the issue of fire protection. At
that time, agreement was reached to wit:
The south fire hydrant, eastern fire
hydrant and the four 111 inch high
pressure hoses with fire nozzles
located around the refuse pit comprised
adequate fire protection.
R .51979
BY
JUKWILA FIRE PREVENTION 6iJ EAU1
Mr. James A. Hoel
Bow Lake Transfer Station
March 29, 1979
Page Two
Sincerely,
KING COUNTY
Richard A.
Manager
RAS:DAN:jhv
SOLID WASTE DIVISION
Southworth
The Solid Waste Division, at a later time, added the
north fire hydrant in the trailer parking area. The
facility plans were later approved by your Department
as part of the building permit approval process.
Because of your approval the hydrant was constructed
as indicated on the plans.
Therefore, if you feel there is inadequate access to this fire hydrant,
please instruct your fire fighting personnel to not use this hydrant.
If you have any further questions regarding this matter, please feel
free to contact me at 344 -3840.
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Edgar D. Bauch *" � � "
C� `1 of I u t�W 11 Mayor � .:' � � Y � ;h ° \ i� ��
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MR. KENNETH F. DALE
OPERATIONS MANAGER
KING COUNTY TRANSFER STATION
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
SOLID WASTE DIVISION
955 KING COUNTY ADMIN. BLDG.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98104
DEAR MR. DALE:
WHEN MY INSPECTOR LAST MET WITH YOUR REPRESENTATIVE, WE
WERE ASSURED THAT THE PROBLEM WITH THE UNUSABLE HYDRANT
COULD BE RESOLVED EXPEDIENTLY. THAT WAS OVER FOUR MONTHS
AGO. A CHECK ON FEBRUARY 7, 1979 SHOWED THE SITUATION
UN— RESOLVED.
i 16 I HAVE BEEN ORDERED BY THE CHIEF TO HAVE THIS SITUATION•
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t' CORRECTED WITHIN 30 DAYS. IF, BY THAT TIME YOU ARE UNABLE
TO CORRECT THE PROBLEM, WE WILL SEED THE ASSISTANCE OF HIGHER
AUTHORITIES.
JH:VMA
cc:TFD FILE
CITY ATTORNEY
City of Tukwila
Hubert H. Crawley
Fire Chief
FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU
FEBRUARY 8, 1979
RE: S. 188 & ORILLIA R .
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YOURS VERY TRULY,
JAMES A. NOEL
FIRE. MARSHAL
Fire Department, 444 Andover Park East, Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 575 -4404
Qty of TulSwild
Fire Department
MR. KENNETH F. DALE
OPERATIONS MANAGER
KING COUNTY TRANSFER STATION
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
SOLID WASTE DIVISION
955 KING COUNTY ADMIN. BLDG.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98104
DEAR MR. DALE:
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cc:TFD FILE
CITY ATTORNEY
City of Tukwila
Hubert H. Crawley
Fire Chief
Edgar D. Bauch
Mayor
FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU
FEBRUARY 8, 1979
RE: S. 188 & ORILLIA RD.
WHEN MY INSPECTOR LAST MET WITH YOUR REPRESENTATIVE, WE
WERE ASSURED THAT THE PROBLEM WITH THE UNUSABLE HYDRANT
COULD BE RESOLVED EXPEDIENTLY. THAT WAS OVER FOUR MONTHS
AGO. A CHECK ON FEBRUARY 7, 1979 SHOWED THE SITUATION
UN— RESOLVED.
I HAVE BEEN ORDERED BY THE CHIEF TO .HAVE. THIS SITUATION
CORRECTED WITHIN 30 DAYS. IF, BY THAT TIME YOU ARE UNABLE
TO CORRECT THE PROBLEM, WE WILL SEED THE ASSISTANCE OF HIGHER
AUTHORITIES.
YOURS VERY TRULY,
JAMES A. HOEL
FIRE MARSHAL
Fire Department, 444 Andover Park East, Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 575 -4404
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5 Edgar D. Bauch
j Mayor
I Hubert H. Crawley
Fire Chief
Mr. Kenneth F. Dale
Operations Manager
King County Transfer Station
Dept. of Public Works
Solid Waste Division
955 King County Admin. Bldg,
Seattle, Washington 98104
Dear Mr. Dale:
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cc :TFD file
City Attorney
Fire Prevention Bureau
September 21, 1978
James A,. Hoel
Fire Marshal
Re: S. 188. It Ori1lia Rd.
A second re'-inspection at your place of business showed the
following item still in violation. This item'has existed
since July 6, 1978:
1. The north fire hydrant is presently unusable
due to inadequate access by fire apparatus.
Our last inspection will be conducted in 10 days, at which
time the above violation must be corrected.
Yours very truly,
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City 01 Tukwila Fire Department. 444 Andover Park East, Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 575 -4404
r"• `i ty of Tvl � Edgar D. Bauch
�v� I c • Mayor
Hubert H. Crawley
'Fire Department Fire Chiet ,
Mr. Kenneth F. Dale
Operations Manager
King County Transfer Station
Dept. of Public Works
Solid Waste Division
955 King County Admin. Bldg.
Seattle, Washington 98104
Dear Mr. Dale:
A second re- inspection at your place of business showed the
following item still in violation. This item 'has existed
since July 6, 1978:
1. The north fire hydrant is presently unusable
due to inadequate access by fire apparatus.
Our last inspection will be conducted in 10 days, at which .
time the above violation must be corrected.
JH :vma
cc :TFD file
City Attorney
City of Tukwila Fire Department, 444 Andover Park East, Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 575 -4404.
Fire Prevention Bureau
September 21, 1978
Re: S. 188 & Orillia Rd.
Yours very truly,
James A, Hoel
Fire Marshal
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City of Tukwi i Edgar D. Bauch
Mayor
Fire Department ' HFiubertre Chiet H. Crawley
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Mr. Kenneth F. Dale
Operations Manager
King County Transfer Station
Dept. of Public Works
Solid Waste Division
955 King County Admin. Bldg.
Seattle, Washington 98104
Dear Mr. Dale:
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cc :TFD file
Fire Prevention Bure
August 24, 1978
Re:
. 188 & Orillia Rd.
On a re- inspection to check on conformance to the Fire
Prevention Survey conducted at your business on July 6,
1978, the following items were noticed which still
require your attention:
iii c ,1. The north fire hydrant is presently unusable
due to inadequate access by fire apparatus.
Q �2. Extension cords may not be used in lieu of
permanent wiring. If additional electrical
service is required, have approved, permanent
wiring installed. (Remove extension cord strip
in gate- house)
A final re- inspection will be conducted in 15 days to
confirm compliance with the above mentioned items.
Any overlooked hazardous condition and /or violation of the
Fire Prevention Codes of the City of Tukwila does not imply
approval of such condition or violation.
Yours very truly,
Douglas R. Gibbs
Fire Prevention Officer
City of Tukwila Fire Department, 444 Andover Park East, Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 575 -4404
C r ( of 1 u ��w i t o Ma or D. Bauch
C . � y
Hubert H. Crawley
Fire Deportment Fire Chief
Mr. Kenneth F. Dale
Operations Manager
King County Transfer Station
Dept. of Public Works
Solid Waste Division
955 King County Admin. Bldg.
Seattle, Washington 98104
Dear Mr. Dale:
Fire Prevention Bure
August 24, 1978
Re: S. 188 & Orillia Rd.
On a re- inspection to check on conformance . to the Fire
Prevention Survey conducted at your business on July 6,
1978, the following items were noticed which still
require your attention:
1. The north fire hydrant is presently unusable
due to inadequate access by fire apparatus.-
2. Extension cords may not be used in lieu of
permanent wiring. If additional, electrical
service is required, have approved, permanent
wiring installed. (Remove extension cord strip
in gate- house)
A' final re- inspection will be conducted in 15 days to
confirm compliance with the above mentioned items.
Any overlooked hazardous condition and /or violation of the
Fire Prevention Codes of the City of Tukwila does not imply .
approval of such condition or violation.
Yours very truly,
DG:vma Douglas R. Gibbs
cc:TFD file Fire Prevention Officer
City of Tukwila , Fire Department, 444 Andover Park East, Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 575 - 4404
+i t! of Tu Iinii I ,.jam, Edgar D. Bauch
I (�•_ • Mayor
ire Department Hubert H. Crawley
Fire Chief
Mr. Kenneth F. Dale
Operations Manager
King County Transfer Station
Dept. of Public Works
Solid Waste Division
955 King County Admin. Bldg.
Seattle, Washington 98104
Dear Mr. Dale:
City of Tukwila
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Fire Prevention Bureau
July 11, 1978
On a regular Fire Prevention Survey at your facility at
188th. & Orillia Road, the following violations of the
City Fire Code were noticed. Please give these items your
immediate attention:. •
ov__1. Replace nozzle on N.E. fire hose.
O c2, Per requirements of OSHA, WISHA and the NFPA,
extinguishers require yearly service and
inspection. (Extinguishers need service
tags showing last service date)
u p 3, The north fire hydrant is presently unusable
due to inadequate access by fire apparatus.
4, Extension cords may not be used in lieu of
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permanent wiring. If additional electrical
service is required, have approved, permanent
wiring installed. (Remove extension cord strip
in gate- house)
A re- inspection will be conducted in 30 days to confirm
compliance with the above violations.
Any overlooked hazardous condition and /or violation to the
Fire Prevention Codes of the City of Tukwila does not imply
approval of such condition or violation.
Yours very truly,'
JH:va James A. Hoel
cc:TFD file
Fire Marshal
Fire Department, 444 Andover Park East, Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 575 -4404
'd-in TulSwil�-
Fire Department
Edgar D. Bauch
Mayor
Mr. Kenneth F. Dale
Operations Manager
King County Transfer Station
Dept. of Public Works
Solid Waste Division
955 King County Admin. Bldg.
Seattle, Washington 98104
Dear Mr. Dale:
Hubert H. Crawley
Fire Chief
Fire Prevention Bureau
July 11, 1978
On a regular Fire Prevention Survey at your facility at
188th. & Orillia the following violations.of the
City Fire Code were noticed. Please give these items your
immediate attention:
1. Replace nozzle on N.E. fire hose.
2, Per requirements of OSHA, WISHA and the NFPA,
extinguishers require yearly service and
inspection. (Extinguishers need service
tags showing last service date)
3, The north fire hydrant is presently unusable
due to inadequate access by fire apparatus.
4. Extension cords may not be used in lieu of
permanent wiring. If additional electrical
service is required, have approved, permanent
wiring installed. (Remove extension cord strip
in gate- house)
A re- inspection will be conducted in 30 days to confirm
compliance with the above violations.
Any overlooked hazardous condition and /or violation to the
Fire Prevention Codes of the City of Tukwila does not imply
approval of such condition or violation.
Yours very truly,
JH :va James A. Hoel
cc:TFD file Fire Marshal
City of Tukwila
Fire Department, 444 Andover Park East, Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 575 -4404
24 March 1977
CITY OF TUKWILA
PLANNING DIVISION
PLANNING COMMISSION
STAFF REPORT
8:00 P.M.
AGENDA ITEM V C' Landscape Plan for Bow Lake Transfer Station (King County)
Expansion and improvement of the Bow Lake Transfer Station site is nearing
commencement. The Commission's recommendation for rezone in 1973 to allow
such included the stipulation that the Commission review a detailed landscape
plan.
That land area to the north is currently zoned R -A (Residential) and is indicated
on the proposed Comprehensive Plan Land Use Map as low - density. residential.
While the plan includes a pleasing variety of plant materials, the trailer storage
area located at the north end of the site is left open to the view of future
development to the north of the facility.
Staff recommends the Commission approve the landscape plan with the stipulation
that the trailer storage area be effectively screened from southerly view by
evergreen species to be planted at sufficient intervals to insure attainment
of screen within five (5) years.
Planning Commission
Minutes
. Page 2
24 March 1977
Mr. Ken Long, architect, requested action on the site plan tonight and he
will provide elevations at a later date.
Chairman Kirsop noted previous reviews within this project area had brought
out the potential problem of signing.
Mrs. Avery questioned the safety of providing parking across the rail ser-
vice line.
Mr. Richards noted the higher potential for crime in that particular parking
area.
Mr. Long stated the crime potential had not been a consideration in the
site design and preferred not to commit to signing provisions beyond the
Sign Code restrictions.
Motion by Mr. Richards, seconded by Mr. Hartong and carried to table the
item until the next regular meeting due to lack of adequate information
regarding:
1. fencing of'rail service line in vicinity of parking area;
2. exterior architectural treatment of elevations;
3. building identification.
Mr. Long asked if this matter could be considered next'Thursday.
Mr. Crutchfield noted that this meeting will likely need to be recessed to
31 March 1977 and that this matter could be adequately reviewed by Staff if
all necessary information is submitted by Tuesday afternoon. Chairman Kirsop
agreed.
Landscape Plan for Bow Lake Transfer Station (King County)
Mr. Crutchfield read the Staff Report recommending evergreen screen along
the north property line to prevent view of trailer storage area from future
residential development.
Mr. Bob Nixon, landscape architect, stated such screening had not been
included due to adjacent property being State right -of -way for I -5.
Mr. Crutchfield explained that such right -of -way can be and often is
declared surplus by the State and sold to private parties for development.
Current zoning and proposed Comprehensive Plan indicates residential develop-
ment on all land lying north of and reasonably close to this facility.
Acknowledging these factors, Mr. Nixon explained operation of the newly -
designed facility.
Motion by Mr. Richards, seconded by Mr. Bowen and carried to approve the
landscape plan with the stipulation that the trailer storage area be effec
Planning Commission
Minutes
Page 3
24 March 1977
tively screened from southerly view by evergreen species to be planted at
sufficient intervals to insure attainment of screen within five (5) years.
Parking Lot on Andover Park West (Cabot, Cabot & Forbes)
Mr. Crutchfield read the Staff Report and explained the proposed parking lot
construction in relation to existing structures.
Motion by Mr. Bowen, seconded by Mrs. Avery and carried to approve the plan
subject to landscape of the parking lot to correspond with neighboring landscape.
NEW BUSINESS
PUBLIC HEARING: Preliminary Plat for Upland's Industrial Park
Mr. Crutchfield introduced item and explained location and nature of action.
Chairman Kirsop opened the public hearing at 9:04 P.M.
Mr. Crutchfield read the Staff Report explaining its Findings, Conclusions
and Recommendation. Also read letter from Tom Bernard, of Cabot, Cabot &
Forbes. (Copy of letter attached as a part of these minutes.)
Mr. Dave Urich, Upland Industries, responded to each point of the Staff
recommendation as follows:
1. Agreed to include that portion not conveyed to Mr. Ivy by deed or
contract purchase.
2. Stated combination of lots 5 and 9 into one lot and combination
of lots 6 and 10 into one will satisfy intent of this stipulation.
3. Effect of #2 above will satisfy this stipulation.
4. Agreed to this stipulation.
5. Stated he agreed with concept but was not sure about legal problems.
6. Submitted a letter which reiterated the need for use of this access.
(Copy of letter attached as part of these minutes.)
7. This requirement can be fulfilled if the land included in the plat
as required by #1 above and is added to lot 8.
Chairman Kirsop questioned the logic of closing vehicular access on a portion
of the easement originally intended for extension of Minkler Boulevard.
Mr. Crutchfield explained that the Public Works Department and Planning Divi-
sion, in view of several factors including existing construction and rail lo-
cations, had concluded that extension of Minkler Boulevard is not in the best
interest of public.
DDRESS
320 King County Administration Bldg., Seattle 98104
PHONE
344 -5222
AME OF BUILDER
David A. Mowat
STATE LICENSE NO MOWATPA365LS
SALES TAX NO. 179 16914
DORESS
1340Q Na E. 16th, Bellevue WA ,
PHONE
747 -.7393
INSPECTION RECORD
OOTINGS
BUILDING
PERMIT
VOID IF
COMMENCED
Septe
WORK IS NOT
IN 120 DAYS
fr �
er 20, 1977
ESTIMATED VALUE
COMPLETED WORK $ 1,200,000.00
PERMIT FEE $
OUNDATION OUNDATION
PLAN CHECK FEE $ 1,031.00
RAMING
LATE PERMIT FEE $
TOTAL FEE $ 2,618.00
TYPE OF
CONST. I
OCCUPANCY
GROUP B -2
January
ATE ISSUED
20,1977
ZONE 3
U S E M -2
EXPIRATION DA TE
INAL
FIRE SPRINKLERS
REQUIRED N Yss fil(do
MAX.
OCC. LOAD 110
)ESCRIPTION OF WORK:
33,124 square foot solid waste transfer station.
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THIS PERMIT DOES NOT AUTHORIZE ANY WORK IN PUBLIC RIGHT•OF•WAY OR ON UTILITY EASEMENTS.
SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REQUIRED FOR ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, HEATING, VENTILATING OR AIR CONDITIONING.
1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT NO WORK IS TO BE DONE EXCEPT AS DESCRIBED ABOVE AND IN APPROVED PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS AND THAT ALL WORK IS TO CONFORM TO TUKWILA CODES AND ORDINANCES.
King County /David A. Mowat
APPLICANT
CALL FOR INSPECTION
BEFORE WORK IS CONCEALED OR
POURING CONCRETE
PHONE
242-2177
FINAL INSPECTION BEFORE OCCUPANCY
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SUBJECT TO COMPLIANCE WITH THE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF TUKWILA AND
INFORMATION FI LED HEREWITH, THIS PERMIT IS GRANTED.
BUILDING DIRECTOR 4F0(7..ill
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)CATION OF WORK / NUMBER & STREET
18700 Orilla Road South
BLOCK
King County
CITY ()TUKWILA BUILDING DEPAO... N[NT
6230 Southcenter Blvd.
Tukwila, Washington 98067
Phone: (206) 242 -2177
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SUBJECT
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COUNCIL MEMBERS
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CLOSE PUBLIC HEARING
7:09 P.M.
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ATTEST:
TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL Tukwila City Hall
PUBLIC HEARING
MINUTES
Council Chambers
To amend the Comprehensive Land -Use Plan to allow an industrial
use designation on that property generally lying in the extreme
southwesterly portion of the City as requested by the King Countl
Solid Waste Division.
Mayor Todd called_theePublic Hearing to order and
purpose of the Public Hearing at 7:05 P.M. •
GARDNER, TRAYNOR, DAVIS, HARRIS, SAUL, JOHANSON.
Sterling was not present and was unexcused.
Gary Crutchfield, Planning Department, read a letter from the
Planning Commission dated February 22 explaining the business
conducted by the Planning Commission at their special meetings of
January 31 1974. A copy of the letter and the Minutes of the
Planning Commission are on file in the City Clerk's office.
Mayor Todd opened the Public Hearing for audience comments.
Mr. Bjarni Olason, Architect /Planner, Architecture Division,
Dept. of Cummunity and Environmental Development, King County,
stated his support for this action and explained the current
disposal site will be developed into a modern efficient facility
which will serve as a transfer station to Cedar Hills dump site.
Mayor Todd closed the Public Hearing.
* * * * * * * * *
The second item to consider was the subsequent request by the
King County Solid Waste Division to rezone in conformance with
the Comprehensive Land -Use Plan that portion of property as lega
ly described in Exhibit "A" to M -2. An explanation was given by
Gary Crutchfield, Planning Department.
Councilman Sterling arrived at 7:10 P.M.
Mayor Todd opened the Public Heaving for audience comments.
Mr. Bjarni Olason stated as a result of the upgrading of this
site, the County is requesing a rezone from RA to M -2 in order t
develop as proposed. The Council referred to the schematic draw
ings presented by the County. Mr. Olason explained the develop
went will include conveyors, grinders and hoppers which will
result in cleaner refuse material. The new method will be clean
er and more efficient and will serve as a pilot program for the
entire King County operation. Councilman Saul asked what the
noise factor would be. Mr. Olason stated the site will be land-
scaped with many trees and the grinding will be done intermitten
ly so that the noise will be at a minimum. Councilman Gardner
asked if the garbage would need to be separated. Mr. Richard
Southworth, Superintendent, Department of Public Works, Solid
Waste Division, King County, stated this new design is the best
in operation now and they do not anticipate separation. He ex-
plained that this system is only as good as the number of trail..
ers available. The site will be processing 250 tons of waste in
an 8 -hour day. The cost of this improvement is $1.2 million; to
add metal separation for recycling would cost another $1 million
The recovered materials market is not so dependable as to warran
this additional installation.
Mayor Todd closed the Public Hearing.
announced the
Councilman
i
MOVED BY TRAYNOR, SECONDED BY STERLING, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING
ADJOURN. CARRIED.
Shirlee A. Kinney, Ci
Clerk
WLS.WLLA UITY UUUNUIL Mt:T1NG
''March 25, 1974
Page 2
CURRENT BUSINESS - Cont.
City Hall site - Cont.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ord. #844, Amending Comp.
Land -Use Plan, re: King
County Solid Waste Div.
Ord. #845, Rezone in
conformance with the
Comp. Land -Use Plan re:
King County Solid Waste
Div.
Ord. #846, Amending Title
19 of Tukwila Municipal
Code re: Political signs
objected, stating the Council is the keeper of the taxpayers'
pocketbooks. One way or the other, money will be wasted. The
City does not have the right to be frivilous with that amount of
money. She stated she felt the Council ought to make a decision
on a site at this time. Mrs. Nancy Moore stated she agreed with
Councilwoman Harris in that the Council should not be spending
money in this way. The opinion poll she and other citizens con-
ducted stated clearly which site was owned by the City and that
additional property would be required for the City -owned site.
Councilman Sterling stated he did not agree; sometimes it is
necessary to spend money to get the right information for an
educated vote. **ROLL CALL VOTE: 4 AYES - GARDNER, STERLING,
TRAYNOR, SAUL; 3 NOS - DAVIS, HARRIS, JOHANSON. CARRIED.
MOVED BY TRAYNOR, SECONDED BY SAUL, THAT THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE
BE READ. CARRIED. Attorney Parker read proposed ordinance amend.
ing the Comprehensive Land -Use Plan as adopted by Ord. #251.
MOVED BY JOHANSON, SECONDEDEBY STERLING, TO CORRECT LEGAL DES-
CRIPTION TO READ "SOUTHWESTERLY" IN PLACE OF "SOUTHEASTERLY."
CARRIED. MOVED BY SAUL, SECONDED BY DAVIS, THAT ORD. #844 BE
ADOPTED AS READ AND AMENDED. CARRIED.
MOVED BY SAUL, SECONDED BY STERLING, THAT THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE
BE READ. CARRIED. Attorney Parker read proposed ordinance re-
classifying certain property from RA zoning to M -2 zoning within
the City of Tukwila. MOVED BY TRAYNOR, SECONDED BY SAUL, THAT
ORD. #845 BE ADOPTED AS READ.* The reason and purpose for Ord.
#844 and Ord. #845 was explained. *CARRIED.
MOVED BY TRAYNOR, SECONDED BY SAUL, THAT PROPOSED ORDINANCE BE
READ. CARRIED. Attorney Parker read proposed ordinance amending
Ord. #773 and Title 19, Section 19.12.070 of the Tukwila Munici-
pal Code, by adding a sub - section regulating the posting of poli-
tical signs. MOVED BY TRAYNOR, SECONDED BY SAUL, THAT ORD. #846
BE ADOPTED AS READ.* Councilman Sterling asked if the wording
"publicly -owned or operated vehicle" could include the transit
bus. Attorney Parker replied yes. Councilwoman Harris stated
the reference to "publicly -owned or operated vehicle" is capri-
cious, arbitrary and descriminatory. Candidates should have the
right to advertise their campaigns in this manner just as candi-
dates in other cities do. The ordinance is not constitutional.
Fees for advertising are split 50/50 with Metro Transit and Metro
Transit Advertising. Our political advertising helps in this way
to support the transit system. Councilman Saul stated other cit-
ies do not operate in this way. He stated he would amend the .
last line of Paragraph (M) to read, "or any public property of
any kind, unless such public display is purchased and is offered
at a standard rate on a regular basis to the general public."
Mayor Todd stated he thought the Council's vote on keeping the
transit bus might be influenced by whether or not candidates can
advertise on that bus. Mr. George Hill stated the possibility is
that, if signs are allowed on public vehicles that signs will be
seen on the shop vehicles or patrol cars. Mr. Bill Moore stated
City tax revenue and Federal Revenue Sharing funds pay for this
bus. Why should I as a taxpayer pay for someone to advertise on
the bus I am paying for. Councilman Sterling stated most all
other cities allow advertising on their buses. Mr. Bill Moore
stated that fact does not necessarily make it right. Mrs. Nancy
Moore stated this advertising question should be decided after
the Council votes on keeping the bus service. Councilman Johan-
son stated the wording "publicly -owned or operated vehicle"
should not be in the ordinance. Steve Hall stated the word "pub-
licly" could be changed to "City ". Councilman Traynor stated the
intent of the ordinance is not correct; every bus from other
parts of the County would then be required to stop at Tukwila
City limits at one end of town, tear off their political adverti:
ing signs, run through the City, then paste the signs back again
at the City limits on .:leaving town if :the .ordinance -were followed
to the letter. MOVED BY TRAYNOR, SECONDED BY SAUL, THAT THE
LAST LINE OF PARAGRAPH (M) BE AMENDED AS FOLLOWS: "OR CITY-
jAmw -1 i.a uity uounci i Meeting
March 4, 1974
Page 6
CORRESPONDENCE
City Hall site Cont.
Mrs. West
Mr. Barlow
Mr. Brown
NEW BUSINESS
Public Hearings -
King County Solid
Waste Division
Council of the Whole
meeting
DEPARTMENT AND COMMITTEE
Fire Department
Police Department
AND CURRENT BUSINESS - Cont.
it will look like that. Mr. Barlow stated he is not entirely
in agreement with the 3 sites chosen. There are other sites thi
could be better or worse. But the building is immaterial at the
time. The time to get the estimates is when you build the built
ing. Mrs. Darleen West stated when you buy a lot to build a
house, you always consider the type of house to build on that li
The same applies to the City Hall site.' It makes a difference 1
the taxpayer if one site costs very much more to build on than
the other,,to house the same facilities. It is ridiculous to
spend the taxpayers money this way. Mr. Barlow agreed once the
choice of lots is made, that will be taken into consideration.
Merely because one person likes to live on the side of the hill
and another likes to live on the flat does not make a difference
The choice of sites would be considered in the overall location
and the costs. Mr. Roger Brown stated if the figures to be in-
cluded on the bond include the interest, then the figures will 1
double. Mayor Todd stated the sq. foot cost figures show more
accurately the costs involved than those listed on the board
here. Mr. McAdoo stated there are excavation costs for Site #6
and there is certain to be extra foundation work for Site #10.
There are development costs to consider on both sites.
*ROLL CALL VOTE: 5 AYES - STERLING, TRAYNOR, DAVIS, SAUL,
JOHANSON; 2 NOS - GARDNER, HARRIS. CARRIED.
Councilman Sterling stated the Council will now have to look at
the Budget to see where the money will come from for research.
Mayor Todd suggested the City Hall Construction Fund which now
has $150,000.
Councilman Traynor read the Notice of Public Hearing by the Cit
Council for March 25, 1974'at 7:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers
to consider a request by the King County Solid Waste Division t
amend the Comprehensive Land -Use. Plan to allow an industrial -us
designation on that property generally lying in the extreme
southeasterly portion of the City.
Councilman Traynor read the Notice of Public Hearing by the Cit
Council for March 25, 1974 at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers
to consider the subsequent request by the King County Solid Was
Division to rezone, in conformance with the Comprehensive Land -
Use Plan, that portion of property, legally described in Exhibi
"A ", to M -2.
Councilman Traynor announced a meeting of the Council of the
Whole on March 21, 1974 at 7:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers to
consider the Council procedures ordinance and the HUD housing
proposal.
REPORTS
• .L v
Councilwoman - Davis read a.. letter of:appreciatioii from`
Seattle Airport Fire Department for the assistance from Tukwila
Firemen Flue and White, who were off duty when assisting the
understaffed Airport Fire Department with a fire recently.
Chief Crawley announced a meeting of the Public Safety Committe
set for Tuesday, March 5 at 7:30 P.M. at the Fire Hall.
Chief Sheets announced an increase of crime, especially in case
of gasoline larceny, of 17% in January although white collar
crime is down.
Chief Sheets stated that Fireman Flue is the leader of the
Explorer Scouts and a good member of the community. He is assi
ing in teaching the Scouts in the field of fire fighting and
prevention and in the field of police work. The Scouts are nov
interested in patrolling with the Police Officers for one day.
Frank Todd, Mayor
CITY DF TUKW LA
6230 SOUTHCENTER BLVD.
TU KWI LA, WASHINGTON 98067
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Minutes of Special Meeting, 31 January 1974
Chairman Mettler called the Special Meeting to order at
8:1.0 p.m. Members present were Mr. Mettler, Mr. Zepp,
Mr. Link, Mr. Sneva, Mr. West, Mr. Kirsop and Mr. Lamb.
Chairman Mettler noted this Special Meeting was called to .
hold a Public Hearing to consider a request to amend the •
Comprehensive Land -Use Plan in the area of the King County
Refuse Station located northeast of the intersection of
South 188th Street and'Interstate Freeway 5.
Mr. Hansen, Staff, read advertisement and explained slide
presentation of site and vicinity, expecially noting the
terrain. Also presented site plans of the existing refuse
stations. Noted the Comprehensive Land-Use Plan does not
designate any use; however, the zoning map indicates
Residential - Agriculture (R -A) zoning.
Chairman Mettler opened the Public Hearing at 8:15 p.m.
Mr. Bjarni Olason, King County Community Development
• Architecture Division, explained operation of existing
facility and further explained the proposed extensive
revisions. Mr. Olason noted the isolation of the site as
it is located atop the steep west hill of the valley and
is served only by private access. Noise and view of the
site is buffered-by the freeway on the west.
Mr. Olason agreed that although the County owns surrounding
acreage of the hillside, only the area utilized by the
facility need be designated for the appropriate usage.
Chairman Mettler noted there was no one to speak against
the request and closed the Public Hearing at 8:26 p.m.
Mr. Sneva questioned noise levels and cleanliness of
operation.
Minutes, 31 January 1974
.Mr. Southworth, King County Solid Waste Division, stated
the freeway more than adequately buffers the an_tici-
pa`?d noise levels of the proposed improvements and noted
the proposed facility will be largely enclosed whereas
the existing facility is not. This improvement should
significantly increase the cleanliness of the operation.
Mr.. Zepp noted that some years ago, extensive.Public Hearings
• and studies were conducted to .find the best location for a
refuse station to serve the west Green River Valley and
Sea -Tac area. This site was found to be most suitable due'
to.it's'central. location to the defined service area as •
well as it's.relative isolation. Motion by Mr. Zepp,
seconded by Mr.•Sneva and carried to recommend to the City
Council the Comprehensive Land -Use Plan be amended to
designate the refuse station site, as legally described
in attachment "A" to these minutes, as Industrial.
Motion by Mr. Link, seconded by Mr. Lamb and carried to
adjourn this Special Meeting.
Chairman Mettler adjourned this Special Meeting at
8:40 p.m.
Herbert Lamb
Acting Secretary
Page 2
Frank Todd, Mayor
CITY OF TUKWILA
6230 SOUTHCENTER BLVD.
TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Minutes of Special Meeting, 31 January 1974
Chairman Mettler called this Special Meeting to order at
8:40 p.m. Those members present at the immediately
preceding meeting remained present. Noted this Special
Meeting was called to hold a Public Hearing to consider a
request to rezone, from R -A to M -2, that area occupied
by the King County Refuse Station located northeast of
South 188th Street and the I -5 Freeway.
Mr. Hansen, Staff, read advertisement and explained site
plan of proposed facility. '
Chairman Mettler opened the Public Hearing' at 8:44 p.m.
Mr. Bjarni•Olason, King County Community Development
Architecture Division, stated the need for the rezone to
comply with the Tukwila zoning code. .Stated a very
sophisticated operation is planned and the appropriate
zoning classification is required.
Chairman Mettler noted no one was present to speak against •
the request and closed the Public Hearing at 8:53 p.m.
Mr. Sneva questioned whether M -1 or M -2 would be the
appropriate classification. .Commissioners discussed
several uses explicitly allowed within each zone most
of which this operation related to M -2.
Motion by Mr. Link and seconded by Mr. Lamb to recommend
the City Council rezone, from R -A to M -2, that parcel,
as legally described in attachment "A" to these minutes.'
Motion by Mr. Kirsop and seconded by. Mr. ..Snevato amend
original motion to be subject to compliance with State
requirements for screening and that : definitive landscape
plans be approved by, the appropriate City Official.
Minutes o
cial Meeting, 31 Januar X74
Amending motion carried. Original motion, as amended,
carried.
Motion by Mr. Zepp, seconded by Mr. Lamb and carried to
.adjourn the Special Meeting.
Chairman Mettler adjourned this Special Meeting at
9:15 p.m.
Herbert Lamb
Acting Secretary
Page .2
That portion of the west half of the southwest quarter of Section 35,
Township . 23 North,. Range 4 East, W.M.., described as follows: Beginning
at the west quarter corner of said Section 35; running thence S87 °56'03 ".
E. along the east -west centerline• of said Section 35, a distance of
►-y 960.0 feet; thence S53 °24'59" W. a distance of 727.57 feet; thence
aq
S38 °42'02" E. a distance of 658.13' to the east margin of Primary State
x = HWY No. 1 (SR -5) as deeded under Auditors File No. 5517861; thence con -
w . tiriuing S38 °42'02" E. a distance of 486.5 feet to a point on the north
of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 35, 100
feet N87 °57'17" IL from the northeast corner thereof; thence S4 °04' W.
parallel_ to the east line thereof 490 feet; thence N87 °57'17" W. par-
allel to the north* line thereof to the easterly margin of Primary State
HWY No. 1 (SR -5) as deeded under Auditors File No. 6120867 a distance
of 920.63',-to the intersection with a curve, the center of which bears
S80 °48'21" E. from said intersection and the True Point of Beginning;
thence northeasterly along said curve having a radius of 2960 feet
through a center angle of 1 °06'21" a distance of 57.14 feet; thence
N10 °18' E. along said margin a distance of :158.41 feet; to,a inter-
section with a curve on the margin of Primary State HWY No. 1 (SR -5)
as deeded under Auditors File No. 5517861, the center of which bears
N74 °03'07" W. from said intersection, thence northeasterly along said
curve having a radius of 3084.79 feet through a central angle of
3 °21'53" a distance of 181.16 feet; thence S77 °25' E. a distance of •
110.00 feet to a point 330 feet and radially from centerline Station
LW 2442 +33.2; thence along an arc of a spiral concentric
with the centerline_ of said HWY a distance of 317.2 feet more or less
to a point 330 feet measured at right angles from Station LW 2445 +33.3
on said centerline;; thence S80 °25' E. a distance of 370 feet; thence
south to a point which bears S87 °57'17" E. a distance of 590.0 feet
from the True Point of Beginning; then'.N87 ° 57'17" W. to the True Point
of Beginning.
Containing 12.7 Acres, more or less.
EXHIBIT "B"
CITY Of TUKWILA
AREA OF CONSIDERATION
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EXHIBIT "C"
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Planning �i0;:.. . S31.U:1 Action •
City Council t C 1O t
ardinance ti Date
..-. - -, T T ANSWER. TH ti O .. ., QUESTIONS i NEATLY V 5 : ACCURATELY:
u � : L' i.�,.'�IJt O r.:'I �f�:t ALL ! L� x ,J�O'.,.`I'1 '.�Cj�:.:��1.,.0::5 ' ue�.:L r..l�
Xing county
Nal:9Solid Waste Division , add - ss King County Administration Building
Seattle, Washington 98104 Telephone No. .344 -3840
Property Petitioned for rezoning is located on
between
Total souare footage in property 38.15 acres more or less
L`CAL DMCRIPTION OF PROPERTY See Exhibit A (copy of warranty deed) , attached.
Existing Zoning R - A Zoning requested M-3
What are the uses you propose to develop on this proper; :To improve the existing
slid waste transfer facilities by construction of new struc an proce ure
to improve the existing operations.
and
At r r.
_ er of Permanent off st'- e t parking st+ace s that will be provided on. property?
transfer area, approg. 18,000 sq. ft�. „ ben required 4 + trailer parking
BOTICE TO .PPLIilTTr The followring factors are considered in
reclassifying property or raodt ? j• inti regulations. Evidence or •
additional inform.tion you desire to si:'ontit to substantiate
• your request ma y be attached to this sheet,, (See Application
Procedure sheet Item No 2 for specific 'minim= requirements,)
y
1 .cat provisions it t do o ee '. ? ?'t ars. surrounding r -, r ti r
, � :That lf.�� be 1:i1...... to screen adjacent CE � _. !' v� "
. .. 0::, any
c1•" i h j ? C the pro: - . , ie land' use c1 ssi ic- ..r
_._.i:C •
.. �.t, .L effects P. Ct,�., i'1;:_C:L i,_�' 3 '7^ - :� °. ^ a result '�u , 1 ?' �Tl
~ s_ L__U OJ. d
Visual screening is provided by the natural terrain," freeway above to the
west existing hill to the north, valley to east & hi:T1 to wes"t', 7'e
arnd screen planting to be developed by Architects & Landscape Architects
2, ..hat, n ' l•%J_:/. on t9 oro C ^ :cc f '••,.�
, -:_; i:,r , t t. ':" Li i :n i'_ io
_ ,
z z ,`,�,.d s Q? Streets to this' site are existin Streets on property
will he located as shown on plot plan. No additional traffic over what is
now existing is expected as a result of these changes.
3. p :ro-ri. ia.a s :;i'1 'or rid:. :uatY : ;;e c :::r c;• _- ::1 .c Connection
will be made to existing services. Investigation_ of location of E:s£i.ng
sewer line is being made.
• o"., c ow :: ,t;; .r'��.c- c; Itioner f::-Os upgrading of the
existing solid waste transfer facilities is needed to improve a sub - standard
condition and will replace the present facilities with a well designed transfe
station which will improve handling of public waste while visually improving
the site for the users.
r
Minutes of Reg .ar Meeting
Page 3
Chairman Mettler asked if anyone was present to speak
for or against the request. No one responded. Chair-
man Mettler closed. the Public Hearing.
Motion by Mr. Kirsop, seconded by Mr. Sneva and carried to
grant the variance from Chapter 18.56.040 subject to
arrangement of a developer's agreement suitable to the
Director of Public Works.
ARCO Sign Review
Mr. Hansen read Staff comments explaining that the proposed
sign does not conform with the Sign Code.
Mr. Kenneth Flynn, ARCO, withdrew his request for approval
as he did not wish to create controversy.
Public Hearing - Rezone - King County Transfer Station
Mr. Hansen reminded Commission the Public Hearing for this
matter has been readvertised for 31 January 1974, next
Thursday.
Public Hearing - Variance - Hall
Mr. Hansen read Staff comments and advertisement.
Chairman Mettler opened the Public Hearing at 9:02 p.m.
No one was present to speak for or against the request.
Chairman Mettler closed the Public Hearing at 9:04 p.m.
Mr. Lamb noted the condition of the existing facility and
regarding the proposed development as a vast improvement
over the present operation.
Motion by Mr. Lamb, seconded by Mr. Link and carried
to grant the variance from Chapter 18.56.040 as the shape
of the property prohibits dedication of additional
right -of -way and the nature of the proposed facility will
not generate a burdensome amount of traffic.
Public Hearing - Variance - Woodtape
Mr. Hansen .read Staff comments and advertisement.
King County
Department of
Community and Environmental Development
Architecture Division
BOW LAKE TRANSFER STATION:
ADDITION AND MODIFICATION
DECLARATION OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT
Pursuant to State Environmental Policy Act of 1971
(R.C.W. 43.21c) and
Section 8 of King County Ordinance 1700
TYPE OF ACTION: Administrative Action: Addition and modification ..
of a King County Transfer
Station.
RESPONSIBLE (LEAD) AGENCY:
King County Department of Community
and Environmental Development
Architecture Division
1221 Smith Tower
Seattle, Washington 98104
Contact: Bjarni Olason, Jeff Hammarlund
Phone: 344.5222
I. THE PROPOSED ACTION
A. Project Description
This project in essence consists of improving and
enlarging an existing transfer station. The latest
technology in waste handling and transfer will be
incorporated to maximize efficiency, reduce opera-
ting overhead, and respond to ecological considera-
tions.
The proposed Bow Lake Transfer Station is designed
to accommodate up to 600 users per day, operating
nine hours per day and assuming an 18 minute
average turnover rate. In a day's time as much as
250 tons of solid waste will be deposited.
The station will operate in a manner generally
comparable to a conventional transfer station: The
facility will consist of a dumping pit, flanked on
either side by a tipping pad. A tractor,
at pit level, will push the waste into waste
trailers, which when filled, will haul the waste
to landfill sites. To minimize or eliminat a dust,
blowin• debris, odor, and vectors, the pit will b e'
covered and enclosed, except at the tipping pad
stalls. here will be 20 stalls, each 13 feet wide,
provided at the tipping pad. Ten stalls will be
provided on either side of the pit. One side will
be open for public use; the other side will be
reserved for commercial users during the week
and opened to the general public on the weekend.
A scalehouse and scales will be located near the
entrance /exit drive to weigh incoming and outgoing
non - commercial vehicles and determine the charge
based on the weight of the waste involved. The
scalehouse facility will also include a restroom
facility for the attendant on duty.
Sanitary control has been of prime concern in the
design of the facility. Slots will be provided in
the vehicle stop, bull rail and above the pit to
facilitate sweeping debris into the pit. A water
system will be provided for fire control, for wash-
ing down the tipping pad and to help control dust,
soot and ashes.
The building covering the pit will also house rest -
room facilities and a small lunch room for attendants.
There will be storage areas in the building as well
as a mechanical /electrical room. Although.the land-
scaping plan has not been finalized as of this
writing, it is intended that it will be of a scale
appropriate to that of the project. That is, it is
intended that there will be numerous trees of
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VICINITY MAP
sufficient scale surrounding the building to
reduce the visual impact of the structure.
Fencing will be a new addition to the boundary of
the project area. It is anticipated to be a six
em
foot chain link fence, •ossibl sainted black.
If adequate funding can be generated, there will
be a major addition to the project which will be
incorporated into the above described plans. This
would entail the addition of two medium sized
grinders with associated hoppers for storage of
approximately 250 tons of ground refuse. Load-
ing onto the waste transfer trucks would then be
from the hopper.
It is anticipated that the milling equipment would
masticate and /or compact approximately 250 tons of
refuse per day.
B. Existing Conditions
The site lies on a flat above the west slope of
the Green River Valley. The topography is gener
ally flat but slopes off steeply to the east.
The soil is classified as Urban Land since the
natural layers have been disturbed, and in this case
overlain with a sanitary fill and cover dirt. The
base material is an ice contact recessional deposit,
probably of silty sand and gravels.
The present transfer station has 12 stalls, an
insufficient number to meet heavy demand days. The
• space and layout of the facility limits dumping and
operational efficiency and cramps maneuverability
of autos and trucks. Tipping pads are often in
disrepair and settling causes continuous maintenance
attention.
The station area is uncovered and open to the ele-
ments for both users and employees. This has led
to littering problems due to winds and drafts and
has made general maintenance more difficult.
Of the 14 acres of land within the site, approxi-
mately six are usable and two will actually be util-
ized for this project. Vegetation within the six
acre area is homogeneous in composition, except
for the area currently utilized for the transfer
station. It consists of a dominating shrub cover-
of evergreen, blackberries and associated shrubs with
scattered individuals and congregations of alder,
cottonwood, big -leaf maples and some Douglas -fir.
Weeds and grasses alone grow in the transfer station
area.
Current information indicates that peak use is
estimated at 700 to 1,000 users per day occurring
two or three times a year. The mean daily use
(taken from the first quarter of 1972) is 141 users
per day during the week and 514 users per day on
the weekend. The average tonnage of refuse per
day over the last six years has been 161 tons
per day with an average increase of 4000 tons
per year each year, or an average daily increase
of 8.3 tons per day.
No land use other than open space exists within
a quarter mile of the site except for the I-5
Freeway immediately west of the site.
II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF THE PROPOSED ACTION
The environmental impact of the project is examined
in reference to the. pertinent criteria designated in
Section 5 of King County Ordinance 1700.
Criteria 1 - "Actions which result in substantial
and long -term increases in the existing level of air,
water or noise pollution in the vicinity of the subject
project;"
a. Air Quality will be positively affected.
Dust and wind b. o- . -•
stantially reduced or eliminated because
of the wind screen and sprinkler system
to be provided. There will be better
control of odors and gas emissions from
the site due to the contamination of the
site and as a by- product of the refuse
being ground -up.
b. Water Resources will be unaffected since
the site will be connected to the Metro
Sewer System..
c. Noise: There will be additional noise
generated at the site from the milling
operations. However, it will be placed
in a separate structure with a heavy
buffering of trees. The noise generated
will be intermittent and there are no
other land uses within a quarter mile
except the I -5 Freeway.
Criteria 2 - "Actions which result in the destruction
or impairment of resources such as lakes, marine water
and other shorelines;"
ti
There will be no impact on any shorelines
as a result of this project.
1. Reinhardt, John J.
A Report' on Milled Refuse and the Use • of Milled' Refuse
in Landfill, Madison, Wisconsin, 1969.
Criteria 3- "Actions which have a substantial adverse
effect on wildlife habitats, fish and wildlife, unique
and fragile vegetation;"
The effect on habitat and wildlife will
be negligible because this project will
utilize the site of the existing transfer
station plus part of the area already
cleared around it. There is no unique
or particularly fragile vegetation on
the site.
Criteria 4 - "Actions which cause a substantial change
in the type of intensity of land use, population dis-
tribution and public services and facilities in the
vicinity of the subject project �r activity ;"
a. There will be no change in the type of
land use. However, the proposed project
may intensify its use as a waste trans-
fer site.
b. Population distribution will remain
unaffected by this project.
c. The waste transfer station, as a public
facility servicing the public, will become a
more efficient operation offering better,
cleaner and safer service. The service
will be faster on heavy demand days
because of increased capacity, and
scales will result in more equitable
charges for facility users. It will
be cleaner due to control of dust and
the ability to wash down the tipping
pad. It will be safer by providing
better traffic control, bumpers to .
prevent vehicles backing into the pits,
and adequate lighting for periods of
dim light.
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Cri - "Actions which are materially incompatible .
with the County Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Code;"
This site was located in accordance with
the County Comprehensive Plan and the
area conforms with Zoning Code requirements.'
The proposed project does not represent
a threat to the health or safety of the
general public. It represents a correc-
tion to some of the unsafe features
of the existing station. In addition,
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Criteria 6 - "Actions which present a potential and
serious threat to the health or safety of the general
"
the milled wastes coming from the station
have been shown not to support insects or
2. '
3. Ibid.
rodent vectors when properly managed.
It also reduces the chance of acciden-
tial fires at landfill sites.
Criteria 7 - "Actions which have serious adverse
effects, direct.or indirect, upon numerous natural
resources;"
This project will have negligible or
no effects on any or all material
resources.
In addition to the above criteria, the proposed
project will be aesthetically more pleasing due to
the landscaping and the visual improvement of the
proposed building over the existing hole in the
ground.
III. DECLARATION'' OF NO. SIGNIFICANT IMPACT
It is concluded that the construction of the pro-
posed transfer station will not have any adverse
significant environmental impact.
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King County State of Washington
John D. Spellman, County Executive
Department of Community and
Environmental Development
Thomas M. Ryan, Director
Marbh 22, 1974
Dear Mr. Crutchfield:
Mr. Gary Crutchfield
CITY OF TUKWILA PLANNING DEPARTMENT
6230 Southcenter Blvd.
Tukwila, Washington 98067
Re: King. County. Bow Lake Transfer Station
Sincerely
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT /ARCHITECTURE DIVISION
/4#14, R . 272Z
Jeffrey R. Hammarlund .
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Enclosure
Architecture Division
1221 Smith Tower
Seattle, Washington 98104
GERALD R. SCHLATTER, AIA /AIP, Manager
206 -344 -5222
Please find enclosed a copy of the "Declaration of No Significant
Impact" prepared for the above referenced project. The Declaration
has been prepared pursuant to the State Environmental Policy Act of
1971 and Section 8 of King County Ordinance 1700. The Declaration
documents the Department's determination that the proposed project
does not represent.a major action which may significantly affect the
quality of the environment.
A copy of this Declaration has been sent to you because of your
expressed interest in the project.
Frank Todd, Mayor
CITY of TUKWILA
6230SOUTHCENTER BLVD.
TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
President, City Council
City of Tukwila
Tukwila, Washington 98067
22 February 1974
Councilpersons:
The Tukwila Planning Commission, on 31 January 1974,
held two special meetings. The first meeting consisted
of a public hearing to consider a request by the King
County Solid Waste Division to amend the Comprehensive
Land -Use Plan to allow an industrial -use designati p .
that property generally lying in the extreme south''
portion of the City.
It was noted by the Commission that this area of the City
has never been designated for any use by the Comprehen-
sive Land -Use Map. However, extensive studies and public
hearings throughout the County several years ago had
indicated that this site was the most suitable for a
refuse station due to it's close proximity of a large
population and it's comparative isolation. Further,
it is buffered on the west by the I -5 freeway, a steep
undevelopable hillside on the east, and presently
undeveloped land on the north and south. Thus, the
Commission moved unanimously to recommend that the City
Council amend the Comprehensive Land -Use Plan to allow
industrial uses.
The second meeting consisted of a public hearing to
consider the subsequent request by the King County Solid
Waste Division to rezone, in conformance with the
Comprehensive Land -Use Plan, that portion of property,
legally described in Exhibit "A" to this letter, to
M -2.
The Commission noted the findings of the previous public
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President, City Council
hearing and that a very sophisticated operation is
planned to improve the existing facility. The Commission
moved unanimously to recommend that the City Council
amend the zoning map of the City to reflect M-2 zoning
on that property described in Exhibit "A" as well as
the map attached in Exhibit "B ".
The Planning Commission respectfully requests due'
consideration of the recommendations forwarded herewith..
Encl:
1. Legal Desc,
2. Map
3. Application
4. Minutes, 31 Jan 74
cc: Mayor
City Atty
City Clerk
Sincerely,
Gar f Crutchfiel
Planning Technician
Page 2
King County State of Washington
John D. Spellman, County Executive
Department of Community and
Environmental Development
Thomas M. Ryan, Director
February 22, 1974
Mr. Gary Crutchfield
City of Tukwila
Planning Department
6230 Southcenter Bldd.
Tukwila, Washington 98067
Re: Bow Lake Transfer Station
Dear Mr. Crutchfilld:
Sincerely,
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT /ARCHITECTURE DIVISION
John J. Ida
Enclosure (1)
cc: R. Southworth, King County Solid Waste Division
J. DeSpain, King County Public Works Division
Architecture Division
1221 Smith Tower
Seattle, Washington 98104
GERALD R. SCHLATTER, AIA /AIP, Manager
206 - 344 -5222
FEB 26 1974
an' O'F ; ; 'KWIL4
The Title and Escrow staff has reviewed and revised the legal
description which describes the west 590 feet of the above
mentioned site.
I hope this is an acceptable legal description and will satisfy
the rezone requirements.
If there are any questions please feel free to contact this
office.
Frank Todd, Mayor
CITY of TUKWILA
6230 SOUTHCENTER BLVD.
TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
King County Architecture Division
ATTN: Mr. John Ida
1221 Smith Tower
Seattle, Washington 98104
Dear Mr. Ida:
The engineering staff of this City has reviewed the
legal description revised by you in accordance with
the request of the Tukwila Planning Commission. Our
engineering staff has informed us of the following:
1. The revised legal description describes
the entire parcel; the request of the
Planning Commission was to reduce the size
of the land area to be rezoned. It has
not been accomplished by this legal.
2. The intersection of the south line of the
property with the easterly margin of
Interstate Highway #5 is much too com-
plicated to follow. Could this not be
simplified by simply intersecting the two
lines and continuing northerly along
said easterly margin to the true point
of beginning?
3. Your revised legal is not complete, as
it halts more than 200 feet south of
the TPOB.
The recommendation of the Planning Commission to the
City Council will be held in abeyance until such time
19 February 1974
Mr. John Ida
as an acceptable legal description has been received.
Only at that time will action be taken to rezone the
appropriate portion of land to subsequently allow the
proposed construction.
Please contact this office at 242 -2177 should you have
any questions regarding this matter.
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cc: Mayor Todd
Sincerely,
Gary utchfield
Planning Technician
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That portion of the west half of the southwest quarter of Section 35, Township 23
North .of Range 4" Bast., W.M., described as follows: Beginning at the west quarter
corner of said Section 35; running thence S87 °56'03 "E. along the east -west center-
line of said Section 35, a distance of 960.0 feet; thence S53 °24'59 "W.'a distance of
727.57 feet; thence S38 °42'03 "E. a distance of 658.13'• to the east margin of Primary
State HWY (SR -5) as deeded under Auditors file No. 5517861, and the True Point
of Beginning; thence continuing S38 °42'02 "E. a distance of 486.5 feet to a point on
the north of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section .35, 100 feet
N87 °57'W. from the northeast corner thereof; thence S4 °04'W. parallel to the east
line thereof 490 feet; thence N87°57'W. parallel to the north line thereof to the
easterly margin of Primary State HWY No. 1 (SR -5) as deeded under Auditors File No.
6120867 a distance 920.63', to the intersection with a curve, the center of which
bears S80 °48'21 "E. from said intersection; thence S. to a point which leave S87 °57'
17 "E from the True Point of Beginning; then N87 °57'17'.W to the True Point of Begin-
ning thence northeasterly along said curve having a radius of 2960 feet through a.
• central angle of ; °06'21" a distance of 57.14 feet; thence N10 °18'E. along said margin
a distance of 158.41 feet to a intersection with a.curve_on the margin of Primary
State HWY No. 1 (SR -5) as deeded under Auditors File No. 5517861, the center of which
bears N74 °03'07 "W. from said intersection, thence northeasterly along said curve
having a radius of 3084.79 feet through central angle of 3 °21'53" a distance of
181.16 feet; thence S77 °25'E. a distance of 110.00 feet to a point 330 feet and
radially from centerline Station LW 2442 +33.2; thence northeasterly along an arc of
a spiral concentric with the centerline of said HWY a distance of 317.2 feet more or
less to a point 330 feet measured at right angles from Station LW 2445 +33.3 on said
centerline; thence S80 °25'E. a distance of 370 feet'
Containing 12.7 Acres more or. less
King County State of Washington
John D. Spellman, County Executive
Department of Community and
Environmental Development
• Thomas M. Ryan, Director
February 8, 1974
Mr. Dick Hansen
City of Tukwila Planning Department
6230 South Center Blvd.
Tukwila, Washington 98067
Re: Bow Lake Transfer Station
Dear Mr. Hansen:
Enclosed you will find two copies of the
of the Bow Lake Transfer Station site.
Please call this office if you have any questions
above mentioned item.
Sincerley,
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT /ARCHITECTURE DIVISION
JJI:kjr
Enclosures (2)
cc:
R. Southworth, King County. Solid Waste Division
G. DeSpain, King County Public Works Division
206- 344 -5222
Architecture Division
1221 Smith Tower
Seattle, Washington 98104
GERALD R. SCHLATTER, AIA /AIP, Manager
revised Legal Description
concerning the
That portion of the west half of the southwest quarter of Section 35, Township 23
North. of Range 4" East, W.M., described as follows: Beginning at the west quarter
corner of said Section 35; running thence S87 °56'03 "E. along the east -west center-
line of said Section 35, a distance of 960.0 feet; thence S53 °24'59 "W. a distance of
727.57 feet; thence S38 °42'03 "E. a distance of 658.13'• to the east margin of Primary
State HWY'No.1 (SR -5) as deeded under Auditors file No. 5517861, and the True Point
of Beginning; thence continuing S38 °42'02 "E. a distance of 486.5 feet to a point on
the north of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 35, 100 feet
N87 °57'W. from the northeast corner thereof;, thence S4 °04'W. parallel to the east
line thereof 490 feet; thence.N87°57'W. parallel to the north line thereof to the
easterly margin of Primary State HWY No. 1 (SR -5) as deeded under Auditors File No.
6120867 a:distance 920.63', to the intersection with a curve, the center of which
bears S80 °48'21 "E. from said intersection; thence S. to a point which leave S87 °57'
17 "E from the True Point of Beginning; then N87 °57'17'.W to the True Point of Begin-
ning thence northeasterly along said curve having a radius of 2960 feet through a
central angle of ; °06'21" a distance of 57.14 feet; thence N10 °18'E. along said margin
a distance of 158.41 feet to a intersection with a curve_on the margin of Primary •
State HWY No. 1 (SR -5) as deeded under Auditors File No. 5517861, the center of which
bears N74 °03'07 "W. from said intersection, thence northeasterly along said curve
having a radius of 3084.79 feet through'.a central angle of 3 °21'53" a distance of
181.16 feet; thence S77 °25'E. a distance of 110.00 feet to a point 330 feet and
radially from centerline Station LW 2442 +33.2; thence northeasterly along an arc of
a spiral concentric with the centerline of said HWY a distance of 317.2 feet more or
less to a point 330 feet measured at right angles from Station LW 2445 +33.3 on said
centerline; thence S80 °25'E. a distance of 370 feet
Containing 12.7 Acres more or less
cc: R. I!_tnsen
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KING COUNTY
ARCHITECTURE DIVISION
Department of Community and Environmental Development
1221 Smith Tower
To: Bow Lake Transfer Staon File
FROM: Bjarni Olason
Seattle, Washington 98104 344 -5222
GERALD R. SCHLATTER, AIAIAIP, MANAGER
MEMORANDUM
DATE: February 5, 1974`
SUBJECT:. Tukwila Planning Commission Meeting, January 31, 1974
Tukwila City Hall
Richard Southworth and I represented King County at two con-
secutive meetings held to discuss the application for rezone
of the Bow Lake Transfer Station site from R.A. District -
Agricultural zone to an M -2 zone.
The first meeting concerned the change in land use and the
second meeting concerned the rezone application. Mr. Dick
Hansen, Planner for the City of Tukwila, had placed the
application drawings on a display wall and introduced the
problem by presentation of slides of the site. Speaking for
the County, I explained the project and the intended uses and
improvements. Mr. Southworth explained in detail the actual
operations of the proposed installation.
The second meeting concerning the rezone from R.F. to M -2.
Both Mr. Southworth and I continued the explaination for the
project need for rezone and the expected benefits to the
City of Tukwila anf the adjacent areas. The council discussed
'.the merits of rezone to M -1 vs M -2. It was concluded that M -2
was the desirable zone for the Transfer Station.
Both meetings found. for the change in land use and the re -zone
passed to the City of Tukwila's Council for their action and
implementation if they concur. Mr. Hansen will notify both
Mr. Southworth and me of the City of Tukwila action.
Mr. Hansen requested that I send to him as soon as possible,
the legal description separating the Transfer Station site
itself from the balance of the King County land at the site and di f-
ferentiated from the site by virtue that it is the unbuildab i.e.
site to the east of the Transfer Station plateau. The . Planning
Council asked that it have a presentation of the protect documents
prior to going to bid and I committed ; the County to such e pie
sentation.. Recommendations were made for t :_ee planting;- on ,the.:
State Highway property to the . west and north of the site as' well
as planting along the entry fence.
R. Southworth R. Nixon
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ORDINANCE NO
WASHINGTON
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ORDINANCE RE- CLASSIFYING CERTAIN PROPERTY
FROM RA ZONING TO M -2, ZONING WITHIN THE
CITY OF TUKWILT.. „L
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WHEREAS, The owner of the following described property
has petitioned the Planning Commission requesting re- classifica-
tion of said property from RA Zonirg.to I1 -2. Zoning in conformity
with the Comprehensive Plan, and
WHEREAS, On January 31, 1974, a public hearing on
said petition was held before the Planning Commission of the
City of Tukwila, and the City Council having received a favor-
able recommendation from the Planning Commission with respect
to the aforementioned petition and the City Council having held
a public hearing on said petition on March 25, 1974, and
WHEREAS, The City Council finds the requested classi-
fication to be in furtherance of the public health, safety and
general welfare,
• NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL. OF THE CITY OF TUKWILA,
WASHINGTON, DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
That the real property described in Exhibit A attached
hereto is hereby classified as M -2, in accordance with Ordinance
No. 251 of the City of Tukwila, as amended, and the Cit.; Council
hereby adopts the map attached to Exhibit 1\ as i1? u:;trat iv(! (
tho property described in Exhibit A.
The City Clerk is directed to r.ecor.d a copy of t111::
Ordinance and map with the County Recorder.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL O1::, THE CITY OF TUKS•1_ILA,
WASHINGTON, And approved by t he Mayor at a t:oqular meeting
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thereof this 6 ; 0 -18/ day of March, 1974.
Approved as to Form:
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Attest: /
Mayor
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City Clerk
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QTY OF TUKWILA
WASHINGTON
ORDINANCE NO '-r)j/ i 1
ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE
PLAN AS ADOPTED BY ORDINANCE NO. 251.
WHEREAS, The owners of certain real property described
in Exhibit A attached hereto have petitioned the Planning
Commission to consider a request to amend the Comprehensive
Land Use Plan by changing the land use designation of the real
property described in Exhibit A from residential- agriculture
to industrial, and
WHEREAS, On January 31, 1974, a public hearing on said
request was held before the Planning Commission of the City of
Tukwila, and the City Council having received a favorable
recommendation from the Planning Commission with respect to
the aforementioned petition, and the City Council having held
a public hearing on said petition on March 25, 1974, and
WHEREAS, The City Council finds the requested classi-
fication to be in furtherance of the general welfare,
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
TUKWILA, WASHINGTON, DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
That the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, as adopted by
Ordinance No. 251 of the City of Tukwila, Washington, be
amended by designating industrial use for that property generally
c wes -k
lying in the extreme setttiateas#erTy portion of the City of
Tukwila, legal description of which is set forth in Exhibit A
and the accompanying map attached hereto.
The City Clerk is directed to record a copy of this
Ordinance with the County Recorder.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUKWILA,
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thereof this A5411 day of March, 1974.
Approved as to Form:
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14475 - 59TH AVENUE SOUTH
TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067
Director, Solid Waste Division
King County Administration Building
Seattle Washington 98104
RE: Rezone of Transfer Station Site
Gentlemen:
This is to inform you that the above-referenced
project has been placed on the Tukwila Planning
Commission's Agenda for 8 :00 p.m., 31 Janu-
ary 1974.
Any questions regarding this matter may be directed
to this office at 242 -2177.
Sincerely,
Gary srutchfield
Planning Technician
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
STATE OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY OF KING
on the 1 6th day of
on the 23ra day of
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AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
No
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Edry H. Je114.113 being first duly sworn
she
on oath deposes and says: That he is the
of THE HIGHLINE TIMES, a weekly newspaper which is now and at all
times herein mentioned has been published and printed in an office main-
tained at the place of publication at Burien, King County, Washington; that
by order of the Superior Court of the State of Washington in and for King
County, said newspaper is now and at all times mentioned herein has been
approved as a legal newspaper for the publication of any advertisement,
notice, summons, report, proceedings, or other official document required
by law to be published; •that said newspaper was published regularly, at
least once each week, in the English language, as a newspaper of general
circulation in Burien, King County, Washington, at the time of appli-
cation to the aforementioned Superior Court for approval as a legal news•
paper, and was so published for at least six months prior to the date of said
application, and is now and at all times mentioned herein has been so
published.
That the annexed is a true copy of a
Notice of Publio Hearing
as it was published in regular issues of said newspaper once each week for
a period of • tW0 consecutive weeks, commencing
, 19 74 and ending
, 19 74 , both dates
inclusive, and that said newspaper was regularly distributed to its sub-
scribers and as a newspaper of general circulation during all of said period.
That the full amount of the fee charged for the foregoing publication is
the sum of $ 17 which amount has been paid in full, at the rate
o 320 per hundred words for the first insertion and sparrerfititarrd
wor s for each subsequent insertion.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23rd day
of January , 19 74
January
January
Treasurer
PUBLIC NOTICE:
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.1c) J. •) ington, residing at Seattle
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.PUBLIC "NOTICE•
NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING
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31 Januern1974.:.;; ;_,::•:;a:• e;//p.m.
r Notice .1s: hereby given.thet the TUK•.•
WiLA PLANNING- COMMISSION•-wiN•-
' hold a PUBLIC HEARING on the above
date at•TUKWILA CITY HALL Jo CON—.
SIDER - a•request.to amend 'Me COM•'•
PREHENSIVE• "LANO•USE PLAN and
• REZONE, from • Resldenflal•Agrlcullure
to Heavy Industry, that parcel of property
" presently utilised as•the.King County'.
Transfer Station 'near- South illeth Street.
'and legally described asfollows: ,: •+.
A portion of the WV2 of SW Vi of Sec. 35,
-.. 23N, R. 4E.W.M.descrlbed as follows! •
Beginning at the West. 1 /4 corner of said
.M1. Sec. 35 and running thence 5.:117•56'. E.
along the east•west center line Of See,_
35 960.0 h.; thence S. 53
feet: thence 5. 31'42'02" E. 1144.63 het
to a point on the north line of the 5W'
• ; of SW1/4 W' Sec.' 35, 100.0 feet 'N. /TSY
�, . W. from the' northeast•corner thereof
thence S. •4114" W. parallel to' the east
'line •thereof•490,0 feet N.$T5•'
i' •; . W.. Parallel to .the, north line thereof
1238.31 feet to a point on the west line of
i, , said SW'4 of SW1 thence N. V44'13'f.E,
along said west One 490.d0. fief Jo the
northwest "corner' thereof, `_thence•.N.`,
. • 5 4 •r13'.•E. along the west line cif the NW%
o1 SW% of said Sec: 33. 1324.51 feet to the
West Vi corner thereof and the point of.
' • - beginning. 7m,,,y : +'
- Also all that portion of ttN NOr1N410 feet:
of the SE% . 3
of the SE'/ of Sec4,:Twp,
23 N., R. 4 E.W.M. lying easterly of the•.,
easterly'right•of•way line of- Me Old
Military. Road. and of the Or1111a Road. '
Extension south section: " ^'. ,.,": ^y,
All interested persons may
be heard. ' ,-.',....
/ • •
Gary Crutchfield,
Acting Secretary; • "; ' `• ^r -
Published In the Hghe�I Imes 16 and
23 January 1974, ;_. I
• lin ,,
• MI1fTM Road and of fhe'Orl Ua RoW"
. • Extension south seetion..:..
I. ' All interested persons mar appear and
be heard.
Gary Crutchfield, "
Acting Secretary •
23
Published January 1974. in the Hfghtine Times 16 and
of $2.10 per column inch
1.50 per column inch
That the annexed is a true copy of a
Notice of Public Hearing
STATE OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY OF KING
Mary H. Jenkins
she
on oath deposes and says: That he is the
of THE HIGHLINE TIMES, a weekly newspaper which is now and at all
times herein mentioned has been published and printed in an office main-
tained at the place of publication at Burien, King County, Washington; that
by order of the Superior Court of the State of Washington in and for King
County, said newspaper is now and at all times mentioned herein has been
approved as a legal newspaper for the publication of any advertisement,
notice, summons, report, proceedings, or other official document required
by law to be published; that said newspaper was published regularly, at
least once each week, in the English language, as a newspaper of general
circulation in Bullets, King County, Washington, at the time of appli-
cation to the aforementioned Superior Court for approval as a legal news-
paper, and was so published for at least six months prior to the date of said
application, and is now and at all times mentioned herein has been so
published. '
of January.
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
No.
, being first duly sworn
Treasuror
FL'BLIC tIOT :CE:
as it was published in regular issues of said newspaper once each week for
a period of t wa consecutive weeks, commencing
on the 'huh day of Janucls 7 , 19.% and ending
on the 16fih day of January , 19 f1 } , both dates
inclusive, and that said newspaper was regularly distributed to its sub-
scribers and as a newspaper of general circulation during all of said period.
J
Notary Public in and for the State of Wash-
ington, residing at Cioattlo
PUBLIC NOTICE'
• . `1NOTtCEOF PUeLICyEARING-
2 January 1971 11:06p•mt
Notice • Is- hereby.gtven that' the. TUK
WILA. PLANNING .COMMISSION. will,
hold a PUBLIC HEARING on the above
date at TUKWILA CITV. HALL to CON-
SIDER a request to REZONE, from Rest -.
dentlal•Agriculture to Heavy • Industry„;
• tha parcel of property presently utilized
as the King County.Transfer Station near'.
South 1110th Street and legally described..
as follows: • ••
' A portion of the W'/s of SW' {a of Sec. 35,
T. 23N., R. IE.W.M. described as fol -.•
lows: ''•' •:':::.oi ::..:.:.:.......:�
Beginning at the West ;4 corner of Said .
Sec..35 and running, thence. Sr 0T56'.
along:the east•west center line of.Sec :.i
33 960.0 K,. thence S. W. 727.57.,
feet, thence S. 3r1T02" E. 1114.63 feet^
to a point on the north' line of the SW1-
• of SW IA of Sec. 35, 100.0 feetN. 9T57'.'
W. from the northeast. corner thereof;,
thence S.. t W. parallel to the east line •
thereof 490.0 feet, thence •N.S7.57'.W.
parallel tet the north line thereof•123S.31'
, . feet to a point on the west line of said
SW4 of SW1/4„thence• N. : E6
along saki west line .190,60 feet_ to the
northwest corner. thereof.: thence N•.
5 E. • along: the,westifine of the-
NWV::of SW'4•of said Sec..35.,1324.51?
feet to the West 1 A corner thereof and try.
point of beginning. ;ix r d ; ;= .t
• Also all that portion of the North 490 feet
" the SEIA 01 theSEV 01Sec :34, Twp :23
N.,. R...6. E.W.M. lying easterly'of ;the
= easterly right•of- way: lido. of :. the 'Old
Military Road and of the Orlllia Road
Extension south ssction,'•,a:s:;�;,,
e a
• All Interested d
p ersons`mayappeer and
` be heard. . , . . • .
Gary Crutchfieid.ActingSecretary:
• Published In the •Nighline Times,9'and
;16 January 1971., . • ; ;
easterly rigM•ot•way (Iii Tthe Did
Military Road and of the Orllna Road
Extension south section: .
All intereited persons may appose And •
be heard.
Gary Crutcht Acting Secretary. • -•'
Published In the Hlgidine Timm 9 and
'16 Januar/197e.
That the full amount of the fee charged for the foregoing publication is
the sum of 1 15,3 I which amount has been paid in full, at the rate of 4 :„)2.10 per column inch
0 ''3:16 for the first insertion and`$t40~per $1.50 per coltt3 ! inch
'Wd1tts for each subsequent insertion
l /1- 't-'k-
� th
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day
QPP
Frank Todd, Mayor
CITY of TUKWILA
6230 SOUTHCENTER BLVD.
TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
NOTICE ` OF PUBLIC. HEARING .
24 ; January.,1974
•
Notice is hereby given that theTUKWILAPLANNING COMMIS -
SION will hold a PUBLIC HEARING: on the ' above date at
TUKWILA CITY HALL to CONSIDER a request to REZONE,
from Residential - Agriculture. to Heavy Industry, that
of property presently utilized as the King County Transfer
Station. near. South 188th Street and legally described
as follows:
All interested persons may appear and be heard.
•
A portion of the W1/2 of SW 14 of Sec.
: :described as follows:
Beginning a he West 14 corner of 'said Sec. 35 and running
;- thence S.87"56' ..E. along the eAst -west center line of
Sec. `5 960.0 ft., thence S.53 24'59 ",W. 727.57 feet, thence
S: 38 E. 1144.63 feet a point on
the n line of the SW4 of.SW4 of Sec. 35,.100.0 feet
N. $7 5 W. from the northeast corner thereof thence
S.4"04' W. parallel to the east line thereof 490.0 feet,
thence N.87"57' W. parallel to the north line thereof
1238.31 feet to $ point on the west line of said SW4 of
SW4, thence N. 5"44'13" E. along said west line 490.60 feet
to the northwest corner thereof, thence N.5"44'13" E.
along the west line of the NW4 of SW4 of said Sec. 35,
1324.51 feet to the West 4 corner thereof and the point
of beginning.
Also all that portion of the North 490 feet of the SE4 of
the SEQ of Sec. 34, Twp. 23 N., R. 4 E.W.M. lying easterly
of the easterly right -of -way line of the Old Military Road
and of the Orillia Road Extension south section.
Gary Crutchfield, Acting Secretary
Published in the Highline Times 9 and 16 January 1974.
King County State of Washington (
John D. Spellman, County Executive
Department of Community and
Environmental Development
Thomas M. Ryan, Director
December 13, 1973
CITY OF TUKWILA
14475 99th Avenue South
Tukwila, Washington 98067
Attention: Mr. Richard B. Hansen, Senior Planner
Re: Bow Lake Transfer Station
Dear Mr. Hansen:
1. color of building;
2. more detailed landscaping plans;
3. more detailed idea of sign;
4. more detailed idea of numbers over stalls.
Architecture Division
1221 Smith Tower
Seattle, Washington 98104
GERALD R. SCHLATTER, AIA /AIP, Manager
206 - 344 -5222
At the time of making application for rezone of the Bow Lake
Transfer Station last December 6, 1973, Mr. John Ida, of this
office, reported to me that you were requesting that we bring
to the Tukwila Planning Commission meeting, to be held January
24, 1974, the following information:
At the present stage of project development, the majority of
your requests cannot be accurately answered. In general, the
final exterior building material has yet to be determined and
the material will influence the color of the structure. It
appears at this time that the building will be, in general, a
background color.
When the needed funding has been assured to meet the current
program to include conveyors and shredders, the final resolution
of building form can be confirmed. In general, we expect
only a minor variation from that shown on the plot plans already
delivered to your office. At this time, King County will,
through the design architects, engage a landscape architect to
develop_ landscape and planting plans. We would like to see a
tree planting scheme to compliment the scale of the major structure.
CITY OF TUKWILA
Mr. Richard B. Hansen
December 13, 1973
Page Two
Seattle /King County Department
regulations that will be met.
to the graphic system for bbth
stall identification to assure
The above items can be reviewed with your Planning. Commission
as they are developed, prior to going to bid, if the Planning
Commission concurs with this approach. Please let me know
if this information will be acceptable and further particulars
concerning the January 24, 1974, meeting, such as location and
time.
Very truly yours,
COMMU)ITY DEVELOP ENT /ARCHITECTURE DIVISION
cc:
ni Olason
hitect
BLO:kr
of Public Health have signing
Careful attention will be given
the project identification and
good design practice.
Dick Southworth, Solid Waste Division of King County
McClure & Nixon, Architects
The State shall construct on said Frontage:SerVice Road eroilf
approach that existin% servioe road,Of Jcin $
•,--, County Refuse Transfer Station, at ---ox' nearargorztrari-e.
,... Station JR 33+50 as. shown on sheet .5„ sheets of 00 atov7
•••.-,
....) mentioned map of definite location,. and,tocWhich offIgandFon-
,0 ,,.._ approach only,.ther'grantors their heir 8
N reserve a right of access, for that purpos13-ifonLli!
- C approach shall 'be maintained between the right of wai
,CD shoulder line of said Frontage Servi9eijio4u3 *the grOltoijithii
N
• heir3,.suceessors.or assigns: herein furNleiti;gzint.0
' the State of Washington, he grantor's' remaining lands, where necessartto •: '
%0 Washi:h or its agents, the
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NOW, therefore kriow ye that 1, M. J. L. WILLIAMS,.. C c rti ntY l !IT.regsnrerfo ,
said County of King, State of Washington, in consideratiohoftht; premises:A
_and virtue of said Section 12, Chapter 254, Laws of 1945,;of the
of Washington, do hereby grant and convey to the STATE OPI
said re
.. nereinbefore described as fully and completely 4s- the-saidi'...„
"party d ,01141M!..•
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County of King
STATE OF WASHINGTON .
ss.
v t-eant r virtue-of-t h e- p r e n r i s e s - c o nvey - the - .. , ,i. f , : 4; Ll i,::5 4 ,. . ; i7
and and the seal of office this 18th day of NoveMber;190
- •
I, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington,
do hereby certify that on this 13th day of November ,19 66,.persona11
appeared before me CHARLES B. WRIGHT. , known to me to be the Deputy•;f•Q
Treasurer of Kin e County and the. individual who signed the within instrument
and acknowledeed that he signed the same and affixed his official seal theretc;-'
as his free and voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes therein •
Given under my hand and official seal the day in this certificate above,
written.
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Accepted and approved 42. /3
STATE OF WASHINGTON
DEPA OF RIG:MAYS.
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Chief Right el Way 91.
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Auditd?
By
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M. J. R. WILLIAMS, TREASURER
King County, •Wa-in
Deputy
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NOTARY PUBLIC in and f r
of Washington, residing ...
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6120867
STATE OF WASHINGTON
County of King
THIS INDENTURE, Made this 18th day of November ,19'
M. J. R. WILLIAMS, as Treasurer of King County, State of Washington, party of
r:lhe first part, and the STATE OF WASHINGTON, party of the second part; . .
C3
CD WITNESSETH: That whereas the Board of County CoMmissioners of the County
King, State of Washington, after negotiation with representatives of the
ZisTATE OF WASHINGTON, has, by unanimous action on August 30, 1966, authorized the.
conveyance of the following described real property to the STATE.OF WASHINGTON;7;..•
pursuant to Section 12, Chapter 254, Laws of 1945, of the State of Washington,..r.:"
and for and in consideration of the sum of
• • • , •
FOUR HIJNDRED EIGHTY AND NO/100 , ($480.00)
lawful money of the United States of America, to me in hand paid- the.,recelpt
whereof is hereby acknowledged. I have this day sold to. the STATE 0?. WASHINGTON
the following described real estate and which said real estate is the property
of King County and which is particularly described as follows,
All that portion of the following described Parcels 1 and 2 lying •
• ▪ •..
westerly of a line drawn parallel with and 40 feet easterly, when -
measured at right angles and/or radially from the DR Line center -
line of Primary State Highway No. 1 (SR 5) South St. Inter—:
chanqe.
• .•••- •.
PARCEL 1: That portion of the West 1/2 Of -the Southwest 1/4.of
. .
Section 35, Township 23 North, Range 4 East, W.M.,described'as
follows:
6120867
Beginning at the West 1/4 corner of Section•35, running thence • Y:-
South 87 56' East along the East-West center line of said Section . , ,•-,.
35, 960.o feet; thence South 53 727.57 feet; thence
South 33 East 1144.63 feet to a point on the North.line of •
the Southwest 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 of said Section 35, 100 feet
.North 37 West from the Northeast corner thereof; thence South
4 West parallel to the East line thereof, 490 feet; thence North
7 West parallel to the North line thereof, 1238.31 feet to a
point on the West line of said Southwest 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4;
thence North 5 East along said West line 490.60 feet to the
Northwest corner thereof; thence North 5 East along the West
line of the Northwest 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 of said Section 35,
1324.51 feet to the West 1/4 corner thereof and the point of beginn-
ing.
PARCEL 2: That portion of the North 490 feet of the Southeast 1/4
of the Southeast V4 of Section 34, Township 23 North, Range 4 East; .
lying Easterly of the Easterly right of way line of the Old
Military Road and of the Orillia Road Extension; EXCEPT that portion •
or Parcels 1 and 2 conveyed to the State or Washington by deed record
ed under Auditor's File No. 551761 for Primary State Highway No.1;
all .ituate in the Town of Tukwila, County of King, State of Washington..
The lands-being conveyed herein contain an area of 3,200 sq ft.,,
more or less, the specific details concerning all of which are to be
fund within the certain map of definite location now of record and
on in the office of the Director of Highways at Olympia and bear-
ing late of approval April 12, 1966, revised August 2, 1960,
t,le grantors herein convey and warrant to the State of Washington
of Ingress and egress (including all existing, future or
easements :f access, light,view and air) to, from and
?rimery State Hiq:lway 1 (SR 5) and the remainder of said
2; EXCEPT that as a part of the consideration of this
.7:tate agreo:5 to conotruct on the rixht of way a
:::oad along the easterly side or said highway and
P1-;r.t%•:e
:;vice i3oad only the grantors, their heirs,
.).ii;ns reserve a access.
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STATE OF WASHINGTON
written.
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1 .. .... •rc1� rf ti, ;n..ats
t �d :2i A. M iPAIS, C.^urdy Auditor
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ALSO the East 20.05 ...
0 05 yt feet of the Northeast • of the South e ast; t
of Section 34, Township 23 North, Range 4 Ea et, W.a1;a, situate' '
in the County of King, State or Washing -43 z.- '
The lands being conveyed contain an area of 22'.01'
T4 acres, more or less, the specific details of ..Which are, •
to be found within that certain map ,now of ritcord and on'' -
?...- ..a file in the office of t director of Highways at Olympia, '
and bearing date of approval March 24, 1959 •and revised
`.; May 15, 19o2, and the center line of which is also shoin
;,n of record in Valuate 2 of Highway Plats, page - :51,; records
•, ;, of King County. -,-' .
•
ALSO, the grantors herein convey and warrant to the State. o1
Washington all rights of ingress and egress; (including all
existing, future or potential easements of access, light,
view and air) to, from and between Primary State Highway
NO. 1, Junction of SSH NO. 5 -A to South 178th Street, and.:
the remaining lands. • •r. 41� `" `.04 : -,.
r 1Q ' + ∎' % ' .
Now, therefore, know ye that I, A. A. TREMPER, County Tre4' tl�� � � '�
County of King, State of Washington, in consideration of the ;p�'�.
virtue of said Section 12, Chapter 254, Laws of 1945, of the , ;fsC',1ia$ L tan,
do hereby grant and convey to the STATE OF WASHINGTON, the sue: x al' esta = -
hereinbefore described, as fully and completely as he said iAtr `o 'rthe...fiissd part can, by virtue of the premises, convey the same.
Given under my hand and the seal of office this
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18th dui !?�' ,ed `i
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A. A. T P R, TREASURER i } .� �: ;,� : •: •
King C � .►- - �.r gt�
• .. ut,
County of King
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Given under my hand and official seal the day in this certificate ve,.
BB
N ARY PUBLIC in and for the `$taei:,;,,
of Washington, residing at Sea '4t'14. : i-
.'.'t'�'•4�""•.�ry.••.. -.«... ............w, •..r ...Y..i- . %,.q� ? *. , fr . ;• �`. ... •
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5517861
County of King
TREASURER'S DEED
No, 38
ALSO that portion of the north 490 feet of the
quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 34
2j north, range 4 east W.M., lying easterly of
right of way line of the Old Military Road and
Road Extension; situate in the County of King,
'Washington.
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LIMITED AC
THIS INDENTURE made this 18th day of October ,1962,'betwe.a
A. A. TREMPER, as Treasurer of King County, State of Washington, party of the =,
first
part, and the STATE OF WASHINGTON, party of the second part. •; ;:���
WITNESSETH: That whereas the Board of 'County Commissioners of the Countgy,
of King, State of Washington, after negotiation with representatives of the. ;;•
STATE OF WASHINGTON, has, by unanimous action on October 8, 1962, authorizad:.:tbj;•=
conveyance of the following described real property to the STATE OF . WASHINGTON
pursuant to Section 12, Chapter 254, Laws of 1945, of the State of Washington
and for and in consideration of the sum of --- ;: •
SIXTY -SEVEN THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED TEN AND NO /100 ($67,710.00) -- DOLLARS
lawful money of the United States of America, to me in hand paid, the receipt ,
whereof is hereby acknowledged. I have this day sold to the STATE OF WASHIN0TO
the following described real estate and which said real estate is the property;
of King County and which is particularly described as follows,to -wit:
All that portion of the following described Parcel "A"
lying westerly of a line drawn parallel with and 220 feet
easterly therefrom when measured at right angles and or
radially to the LW line of PSH NO. 1, Jct. of SSH NO.
5 - to South 178th Street, EXCEPT that from HES LW 2442+ •
33.3 northerly to HES LW 2445 +33.3 said line shall be drawn
parallel with and 330 feet easterly therefrom, EXCEPT from
HES LW 2 northerly to HES LW 2455 +00 said line
shall be drawn parallel with and 700 feet easterly there-
from, EXCEPT from HES LW 2445 +00 northerly to HES LW 2460+
00 said line shall be drawn parallel with and 265 feet east-
erly therefrom.
PARCEL "A ":
Tnat portion of the west half of the southwest quarter of
Section 35, Township 23 North, Range 4 East, W.M.,described
as follows:
Beginning at the west quarter corner of said Section 35;
running thence south 87 ° 56' east along the east -west center
line of said Section 35, 960.0 feet; thence south 53 ° 2 4 '59"
west 727.57 feet; thence south 38 ° 42'02" east 1144.63 feet
to a point on the north line of the southwest quarter of
the southwest quarter of said Section. 100 feet north
57 ° 57' west from the northeast corner thereof; thence south
4 ° 04' west parallel to the east line thereof, 490 feet;
thence north 87 ° 57' west parallel to the north line there-
of, 1238.31 feet to a point on the west line of said south-
west quarter of the southwest quarter; thence north 5 9 44'13"
east along said west line 490.00 feet to the northwest
corner thereof; thence north 5 ° 44'13" east along the
west line of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter
of said Section 35, 1324.51 feet to the west quarter corner
tnereof and the point of beginning; situate in the Town of
Tukwila, County of King, State of Washington.
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southeast
, Township
the easterly
of the Orillia
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STATE OF WASHINGTON
my of
I, the undersigned, a notary publi in and for the state of Washington, hereby certify that on this
`y day of *-7 / /� f fit ' -_personally appeared before me
S ri - A-L- / rl2
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Cou
`o mae to be the individual..at/... described in and who ted the foregoing ina�st, and acimowl-
• .r; ," edge -44, 4., a _.signed and sealed the same as..,‘"P -u" _free and voluntary at and deed, for the
` '3,P1%,
, 'hits and`pus ies er'ein mentioned.
• Givqruader my hand and official seal the day and
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STATE OF WASHINGTON
County of......._. ..._ )
On this.-- day of •�
HL L TO EU tor tecord at ticquest -of
MAI
1.
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2
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and
before me ply appeared
to me known to be the.
of the corporation that executed the forego' • : rument, and acknowledged said instrum
voluntary act and deed' of said corporation, for •e uses and purposes therein mentioned,
that authorized to execute said u>ttrument and that the seal affixed is the co
said corporation. .
Given-under my hind and official seal the day and yea last above written.
Notary Pu 1•c in and for the State of Washington,
residing at.
RECORDEI'
VOL PAGE : - -- - - -- OF
-- REQUEST OF
1943 DEC 7 PM 4 28
RC73EW1 A..kf.11: :ItSAtiDITOR
ICING COUNTY, WASH.
- -•-- -.___- DEPUT y
VoL2185 0GE6 5
to be the free and
on oath stated
to seal of
state of Washington, for and in consideration of
Dated this
38.15
AIM
3353356
statutory WARRANTY DEED
fred mess walter mess marie mess
in hand paid, convey and warrant to Kim!. County, State of Washington -
the following described real estate, situate in the county of King
seat; of Washington:
A portion of the of SW.q: of Sec. 35 23 N., R. 4 E.W.M. deseribed
•
as follows: •
•
Beginning at the West i• corner of said Sec. 35 and running thence
S.87 E. along the east-west center lira of Sec. 35 960.0 ft., thence
S.53 71. 727.57 feet, thence S.,3842'02" E. 1144.63 feet to a point on
the north line of the SW 7-I of S*, of Sec. 35, 100.0 feet N.87 W. from the
northeast corner thereof thence S.4 W. parallel to the east line thereof
490.0 feet, thence N.87 41. parallel to the north Line thereof 1238.31 feet
to a point on the west lira of said S71 .1- of 571:7 l thence N.5 E. along said
west line 490.60 feet to the northwest corner thereof, thence N.5 E.
along the west line of the N7 of SW of said Sec. 35, 1324.51 feet to the
We s t .4. corner thereof and the point of beginnirg.
•
Also all that portion of the North 490 feet of the SE i of the SE I of •
Sec. 34, Tivp • 23 N., R. 4 lying easterly of the easterly right of way •
line of the Old Military Road and of the Orillia Read Extension south section.
CMS more or less.
44 C.: Z.••••...
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day of
274-e124--
EXHIBIT A -
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Total square footage in property
r -'+ . ". .. o r r 1 T n THE r
i��ODL�II,:? 1.1� =l:, OF �...�,�; :JSi� - ,:i�IJ�:Ir I'C)ii,� IN �. t, �..c OF TUKW Lt
FOR OF?1CF USE ONLY
Ap_-1, No ? Planning Commission Action
Receipt No
Filing Date City Council Action
Hearing Date Ordinance No 2: Date
AF : L .ANT 0 NSW ALL THE F OLD:Ii -i�K QU. STIONS NEATLY AND ACCURATELY: c ANSWER
rlame Solid Waste Division Address King County Administration Building
Seattle, Washington 98104 Telephone No. . 344 -3840 (34
Property Petitioned for rezoning is located on
between
LEGAL DECRIPTION OF PROPERTY See Exhibit A (copy of warranty deed) , attached.
to improve the existing operations.
exis
APP7,IC :'.TJo'I (TAME OF 1 IJD Ifl3 CLASSIFICATION 0i
and
38.15 acres more or less
Form B
E:ri.sting Zoning R -A Zoning requested M-11
What are the uses you propose to develop on this prop ort;r'To improve the existing
solid waste transfer facilities by construction of new structures and procedures
Ntlricer of perrnnent off- street parking spaces that 1• ,- ,11 be provided on property?
At transfer area, approx. 18,000 sq. amber required 4 + trailer parking
NOTICE TO APPLL;.'.NT: The follotring factors are considered in
reclassifying property or modifying regulations. Evidence or
additional information you desire to submit to substantiate
your request rs?s be attached to this sheet. (See Application
Procedure sheet Item No 2 for specific minirx.ra requirements.)
1. That provisions frill be trade to screen adjacent and surrounding property from any
irzcom atible effects which ray arrise as a result of the proposed land use classif icatic
Visual screening is provided by the natural terrain, freeway above to the
o eases &`Fii71
t� w at, rence '"
and screen lant to be developed by Architects & Landscape Architects
2 . i:hat provisions will be r. i e to provide for necessary street �•riccn:ins to City
mini-rust standards? Streets to this site are existing. Streets on property
will be located as shown on plot plan. No additional traffic over what is
now existing is expected as a result of these changes.
3. .That provisions will be made for adec uat,e sewer and ;rater service? Connection
will be made to existing services. Investigation of location + `exi.stin`g
sewer line is being made.
4. Any other cor^• which the petitioner feels are appronriate•This upgrading of the
existing solid waste transfer facilities is needed to improve a sub - standard
condition and will replace the present facilities with awe esigne transfe:
station which will improve handling of public waste while visually improving
the site for the users.
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WARRANTY DEED
STATUTORY WORN
PM USE Di THE STAIN 01 WASHINGTON ONLY
The grantor '.Falter, ?red J. and '_'arie :_ess
of the city of , county of Kind
state of Washington, for and in consideration of
4A:714 et.....1...»44 .t (i .4, Y ? ) dean.
in hand paid, convey and warrant to Fang County, State of Washington
the following described real Estate, situate in the county of King
state of Washington:
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A portion of the of SWl of Sec. 35,-T. 23 N., R. 4 B.W.H. described
as follows:
Beginning at the lest * corner of said Sec. 35 and running thence
S.87'56' E. along the east —west center line of Sec. 35 960.0 ft., thence
S.53 ° 24'59" W. 727.57 feet, thence S. 38'42'02" E. 1144.63 feet to a point on
the north line of the SW of SW* of Sec. 35, 100.0 feet N.87'57' W. from the
northeast corner thereof thence S.4'04' W. parallel to the east line thereof
490.0 feet, thence N.87'57'W. parallel to the north line thereof 1238.31 feet
to a point on the west line of said SW* of SW thereof, N.5'44 E. along said
west line 490.60 feet to the northwest corner thereof, thence N.5'44']3" E.
along the west line of the NW4 of SW* of said Sec. 35, 1324.51 feet to the
West * corner thereof and the point of beginning.
Also all that portion of the North 490 feet of the SE.* of the SE* of -
Sec. 34, Twp. 23 N., R. 4 E.Y.M. lying easterly of the easterly right of way
line of the Old Military Road and of the Orillia Road Extension south section.
Dated this '..l day of
aining 38.15 .ores more or leas.
EXHIBIT A
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STATE OF WASHINGTON
County of ......1
',the undersigned, a notary publi in and for the state of Washington, hereby certify that on this
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personally appeared before me 2J 4Carthez•
io ine known to
individual.te described in and who ted the foregoing iaettament. sad ackno
..._.signed and sealed the same as. ....free and voluntary act and deed, for the
t : 'ses andpasptises therein mentioned.
,.'. 'GivgiVede.t. hand and official seal the day and
STATE OF WASHINGTON
County o f....... -.
On this....... _day of_ ..... before tae personally appeared
to noe known to be the.
of the corporation that executed the fo
voluntary act and deed' of said corporation, for
that ....» ......authorized to execute said
said corporatioo.
Given. under my hind and official seal the day and yea
Happ tor record at bequest -of
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and aelawwledred said • • " - to be the free and
uses and purposes therein mentioned, on oath stated
and that the seal affixed is the to seal of
last above written.
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Notary Pub in and for the State of Washington,
residing at
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OF OF
1943 DEC 7. PM 4 28
RODERT AAttiRNtSAUDITOR
KING COUNTY. WASH.
5517861
County of King •
THIS INDENTURE made this 18th day of October - ,1962,•bstweeA•
• A. A. TREMPER, as Treasurer of King County, State of Washington, party of t
' first part, and the STATE OF WASHINGTON, party of the second part.
WITNESSETH: That whereas the Board of Commissioners of the Count?
of King, State of Washington, after negotiation with representatives of the ' ;;
STATE OF WASHINGTON, has by unanimous action on October 8, 1962, authorizsd>_t.,,:
conveyance of the following described real property to the STATE OF WASHIHGTDI :
pursuant to Section 12, Chapter 254, Laws of 1945, of the State of Washington;
and for and in consideration of the sum of •° =�'�
SIXTY -SEVEN THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED TEN AND NO /100 ($67,710.00) -- DOLLARS;??
lawful money of the United States of America, to me in hand paid, the receiptV '_ -,,
whereof is hereby acknowledged. I have this day sold to the STATE OF WASHINGTOI
the following described real estate and which said real estate is the propert
of King County and which is particularly described as follows,to -wit:
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All that portion of the following described Parcel "A"
lying westerly of a line drawn parallel with and 220 feet ••: {��'
easterly therefrom when measured at right angles and or ,;=;,.
radially to the LW line of PSH NO. 1, Jct. of SSH NO.
5 -A to South 178th Street, EXCEPT that from HES LW 2442+ •
33.3 northerly to HES LW 2445 +33.3 said line shall be drawn •
parallel with and 330 feet easterly therefrom, EXCEPT from
HES LW 2445 +33.3 northerly to HES LW 2455 +00 said line
shall. be drawn parallel with and 700 feet easterly there-
from, EXCEPT from HES LW 2445 +00 northerly to HES LW 2460+
00 said line shall be drawn parallel with and 265 feet east-
erly therefrom. -
PARCEL "A ":
That portion of the west half of the southwest quarter of
Section 35, Township 23 North, Range 4 East, W.M.,described
as follows:
Beginning at the west quarter corner of said Section 35;
running thence south 87 ° 56' east along the east -west center
line of said Section 35, 960.0 feet; thence south 53 °24'59 "
west 727.57 feet; thence south 38 ° 42'02" east 1144.63 feet
to a point on the north line of the southwest quarter of
the southwest quarter of said Section.35, 100 feet north
8 ° 57' west from the northeast corner thereof; thence south
4 ° 04' west parallel to the east line thereof, 490 feet;
thence north 87 ° 57' west parallel to the north line there-
of, 1238.31 feet to a point on the west line of said south-
west quarter of the southwest quarter; thence north 5 ° 44'13"
east along said west line 490.00 feet to the northwest
corner thereof; thence north 5 ° 44'13" east along the
west line of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter
of said Section 35, 1324.51 feet to the west quarter corner
thereof and the point of beginning; situate in the Town of
Tukwila, County of King, State of Washington.
ALSO that portion of the north 490 feet of the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 34, Township
2.3 north, range 4 east W.M., lying easterly of the easterly
right of way line of the Old Military Road and of the Orillia
Road Extension; situate in the County of King, State of
Washington.
TAEASURER'S DEED
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ALSO the East 20.05 feet of the Northeast t :O f the Southiast;t`` r.
of Section 34, Township 23 North, Range 4 Buat,•W.Mv,situatee '
in the County of King, State of Washington. '�.) 1 6
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The lands b conveyed`here contain an area 'of 22 :01
acres, moreor less, the specific details of, which are,
to be found within that certain asp .now of rIcord .and on'
file in the office 6f the director of Highways at Olympia,
and bearing date of approval March 24, 1959 ;find revised ••
May 15, 19o2, and the center line of which it'also
of record in Volume 2 of Highway Plats, page• :51,; records •
of King County.
ALSO, the grantors herein convey and warrant to the State. of
Washington all rights of ingress and egress; (including all
existing, future or potential easements of access, light,
view and air) to, from and between Primary State Highway
NO. 1, Junction of SSH NO. 5 -A to South 178th Street, and,;,
the remaining lands. ,. +�f =
Now, therefore, know ye that I, A. A. TAMPER, County Troll . ' So li
County of King, State of Washington, in consideration of the ,.p4lllm
virtue of said Section 12, Chapter 254, Laws of 1945, of the. ;, # ila.s gitigton,
do hereby grant and convey to the STATE OF WASHINGTON, the sue#• : r eel $E =•:=
hereinbefore described, as fully and completely as the said: fyr " tiizi
part can, by virtue of the premises, convey the same. • � • ;:t•• .!
Given under my hand and the seal of office this 18th;1000ttN4'.-
A. A. TREMP R, TREASURER '. 10 7 :7, 1Y
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STATE OF WASHINGTON
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County of King
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Rcar A. . 1 +1"..rtR{5, County Auditor
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6120867
STATE OF WASHINGTON
TREASURER'S
No 39427
County of King
THIS INDENTURE, Made this 18th day of November
M. J. R. WILLIAMS, as Treasurer of King County, State. of 'Washington, party of
r7lhe first part, and the STATE OF WASHINGTON, party of the second part
CD WITNESSETH: That whereas the Board .of County Commissioners of the County.
r■bf King, State of Washington, after negotiation with representatives of the
:iSTATE. OF WASHINGTON, has, by unanimous action on August 30, 1966,. authorized the.
conveyance of the following described real property to the STATE.07 WASHINGTONI
pursuant to Section 12, Chapter 254, Laws of 19454 of the State of Washington„:,::
and for and in consideration of the sum of
FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY AND 100 - . • • a
.($480.00)
'DOLLARS,
lawful money of the United States of America, to me in hand paid. thereceipt'
whereof is hereby acknowledged. I have this day' sold to the STATE OF_WASHINGT
the following described real estate and which said real estate is the property'H:j
of King County and which is particularly described as follows, to-wit..
All that portion of the following described Parcels 1 and'2'lying •
westerly of a line drawn parallel with and 40 feet easterly,
measured at right angles and/or radially from the DR Line center
line of Primary State Highway No. 1 (SR 5) .South 188th St. Inter-7
PARCEL 1: That portion of the West 1/2 Of 'the Southwest 1/4'of
Section 35, Township 23 North, Range 4 East, W.M.,described'as '
follows: *•'
' Beginning at the West 1/4 corner of said Section'35, running thence •
South 87'56/ East along the East-West center line of said Section
35, 960.0 feet; thence South 53°2241591' West 727.57 feet; thence
South 38 East 1144.63 feet to a point on the North.line of
the Southwest 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 of said Section 35, 100 feet
•North 37 ° 57' West from the Northeast corner thereof; thence South •
4 West'parallel to the East line thereof, 490 feet; thence North
- 7 ° 57' West parallel to the North line thereof, 1238.31 feet to a
point on the West line of said Southwest 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4;
thence North 5 East along said West line 490.60 feet to the
Northwest corner thereof; thence North 5 East along the West
line of the Northwest 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 of said Section 35, •
1324.51 feet to the West 1/4 corner thereof and the point of beginn-
ing.
PARCEL 2: That portion of the North 490 feet of the Southeast 1/4
of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 34, Township 23 North, Range 4 East;
W.M., lying Easterly of the Easterly right of way line of the Old
Military Road and of the Orillia Road Extension; EXCEPT that portion
of Parcels 1 and 2 conveyed to the State of Washington by deed record-
ed under Auditorls File No. 5517861 for Primary State Highway No.l;
all situate in the Town of Tukwila, County of King, State of Washington.
The lands being conveyed herein contain an area of 3,200 sq ft.,,
more or' less, the specific details concerning all of which are to be
ftund within the certain map of definite location now of record and
. on in the office of the Director of Highways at Olympia and bear-
Aate of approval April 12, 1966, revised August 2, 1966,
Al.;o, toe granuor3 herein convey and warrant to the State of Washington
-11 of - Ingress and egress (including all existing, future or
eace:nents of access, light,view and' air) to, from and
• nl;r: Primary State Highway 1 (SR 5) and the remainder of said
1 'Inj 2; EXCEPT that as a part of the consideration of this
Lr-tn...,2'6Lon, the tate agrees to construct on the right of way a
.;e Road along the easterly side of said highway and
Pront%:e Service Road only the grantors, their heirs,
lIciLms reserve a right of reasonable access.
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The State shall construct on said Frontage : Service Ettild
approach that..conneats yfith the existins_service road,of
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County Refuse Transfer Station, at or near7ltrAw
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--, mentioned map of definite location,. and. offlairg'on....
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...,, approach only, ithe-grEtntors their .heir ,auecessors ' tw. Oki
reserve a right of' access, for that purposWon.1:7.- ;
•7 M approach shall be maintained between the right of was5.init :aictc:
) 0 shoulder line of said Frontage- Serviqe s-goe IDgi the grittntioiiaj 1 ti't
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• • • grantor remaining lands, .where necessititt to 4
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'NO the State of Washington, or its agents, the right
-.. heirs,. successors or asiagn3; herein fur1Vheri.;gr
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NOW, therefore know ye that 1,4. J. R._ WILLIAMS,. Ctuant*Treas
said. County of King, State of Washington, in consideratioigOf ittiel pr "TaiSeIiijt
..and - b# virtue of said Section 12, Chapter 254, Laws of 195 , :. t4te
of, Washington; do hereby grant and convey to the STATE OF* •';'. th ';'‘ •
acid 're '3 "hereinbefore described as fully and compkete1y 43- t •
party "rt' '
and and the seal of office this 18th day of Novealbegi
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BY
Deputy
STATE OF WASHINGTON
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I, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the State of WashingtOri,N11
do hereby certify that on this 18th day of November ,19 66, -personelle ''
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Given under my hand and official seal the day in this certificate above"i7;
written. . .. t.,. 4.•
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Accepted and approved 1 .02. / 3 ' Zit(
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STATE OF WASHINGTON ...; /i,;24....c.. Oc --*,
DEPA ' OF .HIGliwAYS. NOTAR PUBL C in and f r .
of Washington, residing
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By
County of King
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ChM/ Right of Way ALL
Filed k ecord/b.e.c... a.I 19.“ /*;14.
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• PCZEiZT A wbaals, Gounty Auditdt
M. J. R. WILLIAMS, TREASURER
King County, Wain on
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Is _TONN D cPPLTMA1J , , being duly sworn, declare that I am the
contract purchaser or owner of the property involved in this application and that
the foregoing statements and answers herein contained and the information herewith
submitted are in all respects true and correct to the best of;; knowledge and
belief.
Signature -1 ontract �'. chaser or owner
Ki my Courthouse
Subscribed and sworn before me
AFFIDAVIT
this Sill day of fP(`PmhPr
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Notary Public in and or the State of Washington,
residing at Seattle.
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Seattle,
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Nailing Address
344+ -4040; 344 -5222
(Telephone)
Washington 98104
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bow lake solid waste transfer station king county
vicinity map
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tipping pad level
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