HomeMy WebLinkAbout1929-06-06 Regular MinutesThe regular meeting of the Town Council of the Town
of Tukwila was held in the Town Hall on the above data at 8:00
p. m. Those present were Mayor John R. Walkup and Councilmen
Philip Koenig, S. H. Stevens, G. W. Wallenberg, J. B. Heemink
and Jos.- Ton.
The minutes of the special meeting of June 3 were
read by the Clerk and were approved as read.
BILLS
Current expense fund:
B. A. Foreman
G. C. Bergquist
J. A. Duff
Puget Sound Power=s& Light Co.
American Surety Co.
Shorts
Trick Murray
General Bond Construction Fund:
A. Del Guzz.o.
J. P. Wa &kup
L.I.D. Construction Fund:
Parker Hill
B. C. Shorts
A. Del Guzzo
J. P. Walkup
Revaaue Bond Construction Fund:
COMMUNICATIONS
Tukwila, June 6, 1929
10.00
6.25
11.00
42.50
15.00
150.00
23.15
257.90
$2248.25
85.00'
;2333.25
139.80
250.00
226.94
40.80
657.54
North Pacific Bank Note Co. 61.50
After a short recess the chairman of the finance
committee reported that all the bills were approved as presented.
A motion that warrants be drawn for the bills presented in their
respective amounts was made, seconded and carried. Councilman
Stevens requested that it be noted in the minutes that he had
not approved the bill for legal services presented by Bruce C.
Shorts.
The treasurer's monthly financial report was read
by the Clerk and was filed by order of the Mayor. A letter
from J. D. Blackwell, Town Engineer, relating to the installa—
tion of additiona -1 casing at the R. R. tracks and also to the
crossing of the State Road, was read by the Clerk. A motion
that the Engineer be instructed to have the contractor install
an additional 150 feet of casing at the R. R. tracks at an ad—
ditional cost of $280.00, to put in concrete anchors necessary
at an additional cost of $62.00 and if necessary to put in cas—
ing at the State Road crossing at an additional cost of about
$300.00, was made, seconded and carried and the Clerk was in—
structed to notify the Engineer by mail of the fact.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
None
It was reported that the place formerly the home of
the Gees had been left in a very unsightly and perhaps unsanitary
condition. The matter was referred to the committee of health
and sanitation, for a report at the next regular meeting.
Councilman Stevens said that he believed that it
would be necessary to instal a valve at the intake and requested
that the Clerk be instructed tm communicate with the Town Engin-
eer regarding it.
Citizens Taylor, Thompson, Dennis and Radnich appear-
ed and requested that they be granted a permit to lay water
mains at their own expense on Rainier, Calahan and Berg Avenues.
A motion that the request of the citizens be granted was made,
seconded and carried.
Noother business appearing the Council moved to ad-
journ at 9:00 p. m.
Approved J.
R. kup, day ar
COMMITTEE REPORTS
None
NEW BUSINESS
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