HomeMy WebLinkAbout1926-12-09 Regular MinutesTukwila, Wash., Dec. 9, 1926.
The regular monthly meeting of the Council of the Town of
Tukwila was called to order by the Mayor on the above date at
8:00 P. M. Present were Mayor G. C. Bergquist and Councilmen
J. R. Naylor, J. A. Kunz, E. F. Greene and M. L. Holmes.
Minutes of the last regular meeting were read by the Clerk
and approved as read.
Regular order of business was interupted at this point in
order to nominate and elect Mr. J. A. Duff as Councilman to suc-
ceed Mr. J. C. Wickman, resigned.
BILLS'
The following bills were read by the Clerk and after being
approved by the Finance Committee, it was moved, seconded and
carried that they be paid and warrants be drawn for their res-
pective amounts.
Puget Sound Power
George Hayne
Forest Gott
D. A. Newton
Tukwila Grocery
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND
Light Co. Seattle $38.10
Tuk *ila 4.00
20.00
10.00
2.50
TOTAL $76.36
COMMUNICATIONS
The Town Treasurers monthly report was read by the Clerk
and ordered placed on file.
The County Superintendent ofElections report of the Special
election held November 2d, 1926 was read by the clerk and
ordered placed on file.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Street Committee Councilman Naylor
Have had all drains cleaned on Tukwila and Warren Avenues.
Gravel has been placed on Warren Avenue.
Health Committee Councilman Holmes
Has investigated the rubbish reported thrown on various lots
and has instructed all parties concerned to clean the respective
properties.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
None.
NEW BUSINESS
Councilman Naylor reported that it had come to his attention
that various building was being done without a permit being secured
for same and that his time would not permit of his going around to
inspect all properties to see that one was taken out. The Clerk
was instructed to write all parties reported and to post a notice
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calling the attention of the citizens to the building ordinance.
Mr. Schallus appeared before the Council and requested a pee
mit to build an addition to his chicken house. Granted.
The condition of thedrains on Main Street was discussed and
referred to the Superintendent of Streets.
No further business appearing, the Council adjourned at
8 "41 P. M.
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Clerk