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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1962-01-02 Regular Minutes19 January 2, 1962 The regular meeting of the Tukwila Town Council was called to order by the Mayor, Charles 0. Baker, at 8 :00 P.M. Councilmen present were Stan Minkler, R.K. Doyle, E.W. Ives and Jerry Hamilton. The minutes of the December meeting were read and approved as read. Mayor Baker administered the oath of office to Mrs. Balk, the new City 01 Clerk. 1 The current bills were examined and vouchers signed. Mr. Minkler moved all bills approved by the finance committee be allowed and warrants drawn up for their respective amounts, seconded by Mr. Doyle and carried. Current Expense Earl Decker, dog pound service Dec. Petty Cash, clerk and police expense Director Internal Revenue Employment Security Dept. City of Auburn, dog pound service Arlene A. Rubert, police office assn Lee R. Phillips, Police Judge Edward R. Pigg, Salary police officer Alfred H. Hancuff, salary police officer G. Earle Parker, Marshall salary Lois T. Newton, Salary Dec. Frank Zepp, Salary Dec. George Long, Salary Dec. Renton Chronicle,publication Seattle City Light, Street Light Association of Washington Cities, fee Seattle Rubber Stamp, dog tags Union Oil Co. of California, gas, police Shop Trojan Lithograph,maps Dawson Tool and Abrasive Inc., shop expense Star Machinery, shop expense Union 011 Co.- of California, police expense Seattle first National Bank, pay'mt on police car Valliy T.B.A., police expense Marwood Limited,shop expense Department labor Industries Fine Arts Press, printing Puget Sound Power Light, siren and Street lights Pacific Northwest Bell, town phone and fire Puget Sound Power and Light, street lights Puget Sound Propane Inc.; town hall fuel Pioneer Business Forms, filing forms Victor Fuel Oil, lire and Shop Lowman Hanford, clerk supplies Hullin, Ehrilichman, Carroll& Roberts, Nov. Services International Conf. of Building Officials, dues, 62 John Graham and Company, prof #essional services Arlene A. Hubert, termination pay Water Expense 24.22 9.24 805. 35 258. 54 10. 00 38. 75 59. 16 375. 25 391.10 398. 22 118. 91 317. 82 110. 46 1. 20. 00 108. 70 10. 63 118. 00 1. 31 5. 45 53. 04 3. 90 89. 97 72. 74 10. 16 41. 70 47. 40 761. 55 26. 60 66. 00 89. 21 2. 61 56. 15 4. 15 60, 00 40.000 251. 61 7. 75 Director Internal Revenue, tax withheld, Zepp, Newton,Long 72. 75 Department of Labor Industries, Indust. Insurance 7, 00 Petty Cash, Office expense Dec. 13. 00 Tax Commission, Excise tax 4th Quarter 150. 09 Employment Security, wages covering 4th Quarter 24, 32 Hersey Sparling Meter Co., meters 180.. 02 The meeting was recessed at 9:30 to convene on Monday January 15, 1962. Street Expense. T1. ;.S4' -Pipe SteelCo. Street expense P54” eetor:r, ter!a.,, Revenue T 4thheld 4th Get. 129.89( ficlArareirwAsPhal-tlVing57tCP4-0. 1 3•,1 0 Wilson Auto Parts Street expense 30.1 Dept. of Labor and Industries Industrial insurance 23.16 Union Oil Company of California Gas 24.48 E L I D# 2- Harstad Assoc/ services Shoreline Construction Co /due on contract E L I D #3 Hardtad Assoc /services Shoreline Construction Co/ due on contract Water Sewer Const., 1962 Puget Western Inc., Harstad Assoc/ services 924.ee 10 1001.92 84.00 486.20 5,015.46 600.00 21 January 2, 1962(Continued) Water Expense (Continued) Eugene Elfstrom, wages 12.70 SeattlerWater Departemt, Water service -Nov. 477 .15 Union 011 Company of Calif. gas 7.38 George D. Long, salary Dec. 129. 00 Lois T. Newton, salary Dec. 58. 44 Frank Zepp, salary Dec. 44. 91 (see Street report below) The report of the water department was read and placed on file. Mayor Baker discussed with the council the additional expense incurred by the town in the development area. He asked permission to send a letter so advising the developers. Mr. Hamilton moved Mayor Baker send such a letter, seconded by Stan Minkler and carried. Mayor Baker read a copy of a letter, written by Mayor Aliment of Renton, to our Engineer A.P. Burzenski, in which Mayor Aliment stated that the Renton City Council were taking up the de- annexation problem in the very near future. Mr. Hamilton moved that an ordinance be drawn up, providing that future building permits stipulate that heavy duty safety glass be used in glass doors, in new structures. Mayor Baker asked the Fire Department and Council to work on the fire phone problem, appointing a party to answer the fire calls. Mayor Baker administered oath of office to Judge Phillips, as Municipal Judge 0 1 Mr. Doyle moved ordinance no. 352 limiting the scope of exsisting utility francises relating to future annexation, be platted on its first reading, seconded by Mr. Hamilton and carried. Mr. Doyle moved ordinance no. 352 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Mr. Hamilton and ::carried. Mr. Dojr1e moved ordinance no. 352 be placed on its tb±d reading and final passage,bl' seconded by Mr. Hamilton and carried. Mr. Ives moved the adoption of Resolution 150 declaring the decision of the town to advance from a town of the 4th class to a city of the 3rd class, seconded )3 by Hamilton and carried. Mayor Baker publicly thanked Stan Minkler for working ont.his vacation, toward getting new office furniture.