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Home My WebLink About1962-02-05 Regular MinutesThe regular meeting of the Tukwila City Council was called to order by the Mayor Charles 0. Baker, at 8:OOP.M. Councilmen present were Stan Minkler, E.W. Ives and Jerry Hamilton. Mayor Baker asked that the candidates for the upcoming elections be seated at the Council table, along with Mr. Strander who is running for Mayor. First order of business was the Mohr- Cooper annexation petition, Mr Hanson repres- lu ented Mohr and Cooper. Mayor Baker read a letter from our Attorney in regard to the above mentioned annex- ation. In brief Mr. Hodge stated that if all to be annexed were in agreement, the meeting with the Review Board could be despensed with. Mr. Minkler moved council accept the petition, seconded by Mr. Ives and carried. Mayor Baker asked that letters be sent to Mr. Ed Munro of the King County Commissioners also Mr. LM. Dimmitt, County Superindentent of Schools, in regard to despensing with the Review Board. at this time Mr. Hanson was excused. February 5, 1962 The minutes of the January meeting were read and approved as corrected. The current bills were examined and vouchers signed. Mr Minkler moved that all bills approved by the finance committee be allowed and warrants drawn up for their respective amounts, seconded by Mr. Hamilton and carried. Current Expense Puget Sound Blueprint, maps 1.09 Volunteer Firemen, annual fee 69.00 Pacific Northwest Bell, phone service 130.51 Victor Fuel Oils, fire dept& shop 77.46 Renton Chronicle, Publishing Ordinance etc. 129.68 Shorey Book Store, Dictionary 6.44 Fine Arts Press, Envelopes and forms 77.06 City of Auburn, dog pound service 10.00 Air Reduction Pacific Co., shop expense 7.15 Seattle 1st National Bank, police car 89.97 Mullin, Ehrlichman, carroll Roberts, Services 623.75 Ehrlick- Harrison &Co. office equipment 335.21 Puget Sound Power &rT.ight, service 73.76 Foster Office equipment, clerk's supplies 55.14 Seattle City Light, electric service 20.00 Tukiiila Planning Commission, sec. supplies 28.47 Lois T. Newton, salary 71.50 Frank W. Zepp, salary 201.22 George D. Long, salary 212.10 Alfred Hancuff, salary 410.36 Lee R. Phillips, salary 78.87 Earle Parker, salary 418.39 Edward R. Pigg, salary 400.71 Lillian Balk, salary 246.62 H M Ribbon, office supply 20.23 Standard Service Tire Co., road service 11.44 C.S. Williams, police expense 48.67 Blumenthal Uniform Co., police expense 31.63 Waldemar Lane, clerk's office 41.80 George Wilson, repair 39.93 Valley T.B.A. Dist. flashlite battries 3.56 Home town Hardware, town h all repair 70.99 South Center Distributers, fuel 19.84 Moffat Dist. Co. Inc. Air spark mover 31.15 Union Oil Co. of Calif, police dept. 5.93 Petty Cash 46.19 27 Water Expense February 5, (Con't) Luberication Engineers, water expense Western Utilities, water dept. 55.42 Badger Meter Mfg. Co. meters 622.25 Seattle Water Dept, water service 446,35 Hometown Hardware 41.40 Petty Cash, water expense 17.00 Lois T. Newton, salary 79.39 Frank W. Zepp, salary 96.25 George D. Long, salary 98.56 Sewer Expense Lois T. Newton, salary 26.4.6 Frank W. Zepp, salary 61.72 George D. Long, salary 51.13 Street Expense National Chemsearch, weed killer 115.22 B lack River Quarry Inc., crushed reek 232.81 Dewey Ward, street repair 14.51 Rainier Asphalt Paving, street expense 17 .16 Midway Asphalt Co., cold mix 12.48 Wilson Auto Parts, police and street dept. 93.70 Lumber Market, street expense 58.68 Sahlberg Equipment Inc., 54.07 Frank W. Zepp, salary 84.93 George D. Long, salary 103.34 L.I. D. Dist #2 McLean Co., seattle water dept. 97.57 Mr. Bill Aliment was asked to check with Mayor Aliment, of Renton on the de— annexation of certian property. The Treasurer's Report was read and accepted as read. The Water report was read and accepted as read The Fire Dept report was given by Mr. Frey n�`h Mr. Zepp was requedted to take a weekly reading of the" A� fi System Building report was given by George Long. The police dept report was given by Lee R. Phillips. Jerry Hamilton reported on the Sanitation Mr. Diehl, of Harstad associates is taking Bare of a few changes being made in the pumping station in Andover Park, Mr. Zepp will follow through on this. Mr. Minkler discussed with council the possibility of parking trailers in the City as a temporary measure to accommodate Century 21 visitors. It was aggeed that a two weak permit be allowed with Mr. Long and Chief Parker to!'foliaa through on the above mentioned permits. 7110 b7 tr ted r aygr BakerAo -notify,the Gity _of ,Aub rn:that' we ateJDaging other s g rents fox.: clad contAl, :..and .request .:them .:to, discontinue :the .:r, seryig 19 -2i1 r 26 February 5, (Con't) Mr. Hamilton read a copy of the contract and Exhibit "Au which will become effective the 1st of April, giving ample time to sever our connection with the City of Auburn. The City of Renton and Auburn will be notified of our adoption of the King County Humane Society Contract. Notices will be posted, also notices will be included in the March water bills. Mr. Ives moved that resolution #151, relating to dog control be placed on its 1st reading, seconded by Mr. Hamilton and carried Mr. resolution 151 be p—on its second reading, seconded by Mr. Hamilton and carried. Mr. resolution 151 be placed on its third and final passage, seconded by Mr. Minkler and carried. The ordinance relating to storage of fuel oil was reviewed by the Council, Mr. Long will check into this with Mr. Hodge. The ordinance on Excavating and grading was also discussed, this was tabled until the February 19th meeting. Mr, Long will go over this with Mr. Wing of Puget Western. Puget Sound Power and Light has provided us with a map and description of areas they service, The meeting was recessed at 9 :45 P.M. to convene at 8:00 P.M. on february 19, 1962.