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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1962-05-07 Regular MinutesMay 7, 1962 The regular meeting of the Tukwila City Council was called to order by the Mayor John B. Strander at 8:00 P.M. Councilmen present gore Stan Minkler, A. G. Radford R.K. Doyle E.W. Ives Jerry Hamilton Richard Bowen and Dill Ali.aent. The minutes of the April 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 ccm:aittee be allowed and warrants drawn for their respective amounts, seconded by Mr. Radford and carried. Current Expense Alice W. Frey, salary 39.4' Wynn Anderson, taking of the cencus 217.69 Pioneer Equipment Co., police dept. 4.16 Kent -News Journal, business cards letter head 197.08 Huletz Electra, police dept. 4.16 Seattle 1st National Bank, police car 89.97 Seattle Rubber Stamp, clerk's expense 6.95 Air reduction Pacific, oxygen 10.43 Fire Chief Extinguisher, dry chemical 35.62 Hullin, Ehrlichman, Carroll Roberts,professional services 200.00 Union Oil Company, police dept. 2.08 The Record Chronicle, publishing 15.01 Fine Arts Press, fire ^ept. 31.82 South Center Distributing, fire dept. 12.48 Petty Cash 27.11 Valley T.B. A, police dept. 46.28 Pacific Northwest Bell, police, fire, city hall c& treasurer 101.25 International Harvester, fire dept. 8.10 Victor Fuel oils, city hall 44.29 Seattle City Light, electric service 36.00 Foster Office Equipment, clerk's supplies 6.34 O.K. Tire Store, water dept 3.12 Doug Decker Co. Fire Hose 842.40 Hometown Hardware, city hall 25.41 G. Erale Parker, salary 418.39 Lee R. Phillips, salary 78.87 Lillian Balk, salary 246.62 Edward R. Pigg,'salary 400.71 Alfred H. Hancuff, salary 410.36 Lloyd C. Cooper, salary 42.62 Gerald Ray Vincent, salary 21.31 Lois T. Newton, salary 71.50 George D. Long, salary 212.10 Frank W. Zepp, salary 201.22 Dept of Labor Industries, 1st qrt tax 74.18 Donald Pollock, insurance 777.74 Seattle 1st National Bak, warrants 43.36 King County Humane Society, dog service 12.00 Union Oil co. of California, gas 140.00 Stanley D. Minkler, services for April 10.00 Arland G. Radford, rr rr 10.00 Ronald K. Doyle rr It It 10:00 Eugene W. Ives, rr It 10.00 Jerry A. Hamilton, IT Ti 10.00 Richard A. Bowen, It rr 10.00 William A. Aliment, rr It 10.00 Dena Stone Westergard, salary 75.60 John B. Strander, services for April 100.00 51 Street Department Security Concrete Products, street dept. Rainier Asphalt Paving, cold mix Trojan Lithograph, maps Eugene Elfstrom, salary Hometown Hardware, supplies Valley Firestone Distributors, street expense Dept. of Labor Industries, 1st qrt. tax Donald E. Pollock, Insurance City of Seattle dept of light The Lumber Market, Inc., street expense George D. Long, salary Frank N. Zepp, salary Black River Quarry, crushed rock O.K. Tire Store, tires National Chemsearch, traffic paint Wilson Auto. Parts, Union Oil co. of California, gas Water Department Frank W. Zepp, salary George D. Long, salary Lois T. Newton,salary Eugene Elfstrom, salary Dept of Labor Industry, insurance Donald E. Pollock, insurance Hometown Hardware, water expense Petty Cash Western Utilities, water dept. Badger Meter Mfg. Co. Seattle Water Dept. O.K. Tire Store, tires Tax Commission, 1st qrt.tax Tool. Crib Company, rental of backhoe Northern Pacific Railroad, const.& •faint. Union Oil Co of California, gas Sewer Fund Puget Sound Power Light, sewage plant Frank Lc Zepp, salary George D. Long; salary Lois T. Newton, salary The treasurers report was read and accepted as read. The water report was read and plaged on file. Mr. Long permits issued in April. Mr. Radford reported on the streets, council c'.iscussed a certian portion of 59th S. it was suggested that Mr. other property owners in this regard. May 7,1962 (can't) 126.67 94.22 22.51 83 .24 13.83 60.75 13.24 499.54 164.40 30.62 103.34 84.93 72.81 23.61 H V 138.64 46.30 96.25 98.56 79.39 40.62 9.99 241.90 16.21 18.50 136.02 456.38 569.60 23.61 160 .53 102.03 10.00 32.64 14.37 61.72 51.13 26.46 reported on the building a possible street vacation of Todd send a written. request to 53 Mr. Zepp discussed with council the relocation of the water and sewer utiliti lines in conjunction with the prcposed highway enterchange. Mr. Hamilton moved that we r retain Harstad Associates to engineer, prepare, study, plan and construct the re- locating of existing water lines on said rights of way. Seconded by ..r. Ives and carried. Mr. Hamilton reported on Sanitation Fire Department report was giv by Bill Aliment. An agreement will be :lade with the Foremost Dairy, for the use of their storage shed to house the new fire truck. Mr. Phillips gave the police dept. report. Ir. Bowen reported on the buildings, offices and so forth. Mr. et read a letter from the Planning Commission, in regard Abbott Laboratories, iayo as seated at the council table and discussed this at length with the council. Mr.-Minkler read a letter from the Planning Conmission, wherein the Planning Commission accepted Andover Park plat 2 and Andover Park '.Test. IIr. Aliment moved_ that council accept the Planning Commissions r.ecemmendation, seconded by Mr. Doyle and carried. Mt. Martin Sangster representing Foster l:liester, requested that a var enee.e be granted to erect a sign within the Tukwila City limits, plans and diagrams were shown to the council. This varience to be granted on year to year basis. 'r. Ives moved that council accept this�varience seconded by Mr. Bowen and carried. Mr. Doyle moved that Mr. Minkler be the president of the council for the coming year, seconded by Mr. Radford and carried. Mr. Hodge discussed the excavating ordinance with council, the ordinance will be reviewed by Mr. Ives and committee. It. Minkler moved that an ordinance relating to safety glass in doors of nsw structures be placed on its first reading, seconded by Mr. Radford and carried. This ordinance was withdrawn after its first reading for further discussion and review. The meeting was recessed at 10:20 P.M. to eeconvene Monday May 21, 1962 at 9:00 May 7, 1962 (conht)