HomeMy WebLinkAbout1926-05-13 Regular MinutesTukwila was called to order by the Mayor on the above date at 8:07
PM. Present were Mayor G. C.Bergquist and Councilmen Fred Nord,
G. V. Harrison, J.'A. Kunz, E. F. Greene and J. R. Naylor.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read by the
Clerk and approved as read.
BILLS
-Tukwila, Wash.', May 13, 1926.
The regular monthly meeting of the Council of the Town of
The following bills were read by the Clerk and after being
approved by the Finance Committee, it was moved, seconded and car-
ried that they be paid and warrants drawn for their respective
amounts.
"lows:
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND
D. A. Newton Tukwila 410.00
Tukwila Grocery 2.50
Tukwila Garage 7.33
G. C. Bergquist 16.00
TOTAL 435.83
COMMUNICATIONS
The monthly report of the Town Treasurer was read by the
Clerk and ordered placed on file.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Street Committee Mr. Harrison. Cinders authorized for
Summit Ave. purchased and spread. Rectifier authorized has been
employed and all work completed.
Building Committee Mr. Naylor. Permits issued as fol-
Raising and moving house
Repairing house
Garage and woodshed
Rock Crusher
Mr. Naylor explained that King County had not applied before
for,.the permit as the contractor in charge did not know that same was
necessary.
Mr. Dollar
Mr. Frost
Mr. Brewer
King County
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
A form for a building permit was submitted by the Clerk and
on motion, seconded and carried he was authorized to purchase five
hundred sets.
NEW BUSINESS
Mr. Shuart appeared before the Council and requested permit
to construct a chicken house. Permit granted.
Councilman Kunz brought up the matter of the condition of the
guard rails on the viaducts of the Town. After some discussion a
motion was made seconded and carried authorizing the Superintendent
or treets to have same repaired.
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Councilman Nord brought up the matter of the condition of
Bluff and'Hazel Streets. Matter referred to the Committee of the
Whole. Motion made, seconded and carried that the committee be
empowered to act on such work as deemed necessary.
Mayor Bergquist mentioned that brush growing along var-
ious streets was in need of cutting. Matter laid over until the
next' meeting.
On question Mayor Bergquist stated that petitions were in
circulation for a water district to. comprise the territory of
School District No. 144.
Mr. Miller, an engineer, addressed the Council relative to
the proposed water district.
No further business appearing, the Council adjourned at
10:03 PM.
Clerk