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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1962-10-01 Regular MinutesOctober 1, 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 were Stan Minkler, R.K. Doyle, E.W. Ives, Jerry A. Hamilton, Richard Bowen and William Aliment. The minutes of the September meeting were read and approved as read. 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. Ives and carried. CURRENT EXPENSE Frank W. Zepp, September salary 201.22 George D. Long, 212.10 Mabel J. Thompson, 74.75 Lillian Balk, It (Municipal Clerk) 43.69 Lillian Balk, (City Clerk 246.62 G. Earle Parker, It 418.39 Alfred H. Hancuff, 410.36 Loyd C. Cooper, 4 Lee R. Phillips, It 78.87 John B. Strander September services 100.00 Stanley D. Minkler, 10.00 Arland G. Radford, 10.00 Ronald K. Doyle, 10.00 Eugene W. Ives, It If 10.00 Jerry A. Hamilton, It 10.00 Richard A. Bowen, It 10.00 William A. Aliment, It 10.00 Foster Office Treasurer's supplies 13.68 King County Humane Society, dog care 4.00 Hometown Hardware, shop supplies 18.25 Tim McCullough, Sheriff, Prisoner Board 6.40 Seattle City Light, electric service 36.00 Union Oil Company of California, police dept. 1.56 Pioneer Business Forms, clerk treasurer 41.26 Union Oil Company of California, fire police dept -gas 167.75 Trojan Lithograph, printing of '63 budget 30.78 Nudleman Brothers. police clothing 39.42 The Lumber Market, Inc. City Hall expense 7.68 Edward R. Pigg, extended services 44.89 Wilson Auto Parts, fire dept 31.73 Alice W. i'rey, September salary 39.44 Petty Cash, police, fire clerk 1 Pacific Northwest Bell, city phones 73.70 Renton Ford, police car repair 63.34 Victor Fuel Oils, city hall 47.21 American Lafrance, equip for fire dept. (outlay) 37.64 American Lafrance, equip for fire dept.( Special fund) 812.52 B B Auto Parts, radiator cleaner etc. 15.58 STREET DEPARTMENT Frank W. Zepp, September salary 84.93 George D. Long, 103.34 Eugene S. Elestrom, 130.52 Union Oil Company of California, St dept. -gas 43.53 Hometwon Hardware, St. dept supplies 9.41 Homelite, repair st. dept truck 16.02 South Center Oil Co., st. dept expense 8.51 National Chemsearch, st. dept. 54.80 Wilson Auto Parts, st. dept. truck 34.22 The Lumber Market, Inc., sign post 16.64 A B Construction, dozer rental 270.40 Sahlberg Eouipment, st. signs etc. 66.76 B B Auto Parts, radiator cleaner etc. 31.18 Z:-ATM DEPARTMENT Eugene S. r:lfstrom, September salary Frank VT Zepp, It n It George D. Long, It Mab l J. Thompson, It Union Oil Co. of California, gas Badger Meter i''fg. Co., meters Wilson, Auto Parts, water dept. Seattle Water Dept., water service Penton Ford, do payment on new truck Petty Cash, treasurer's expense Western Utilities, dresser clamps 'SEWER DEPARTMENT October 1, 1962 (Con't) 256.65 96.25 98.56 84.19 18.56 330.01 31.73 630.95 500.00 11.04 20.59 Mabel J. Thompson, September salary 28.4 George D. Long, 51.13 Frank W. Zepp, 61.72 Union Oil co. of California, gas 6.3 Wilson Auto Parts, tools for sewer dept. 78.00 Puget Sound Power Light, electric service to lift stat. 29.25 The Treasurer's report was read and accepted as read. The water peport was read and placed on file. Mr. Long reported 8 building permits issued for the monthw of September. Mayor Strander read a letter to council, received from Mr. Mac Mullen in regard to street vacation, specifically portions of 154th and 57th Avenue. Mr Long reporting for the street department, stated that 2 of the streets slated for repair were ready for this repair. Mr. Minkler reported for the water department. Mr. Hamilton reported for Sanitation. Mr. Hamilton stated that the payment of L.I.D 3 to Frank Coluccio, has been approved by Harstad Associates. Mr. Hamilton read a letter from Mr. Ehrlichman, City Attorney in regard to the amount of payment. This was discussed with Mr. Reed city Engineer, this will be taken under advisment til the meeting of October 15, 1962. Mr. Aliment reporting for the fire department, presented a check to the City in the amount of $5,000.00, this will be kept in a special fund as stipulated in resolution 154. Judge Phillips reported for the police department. Mr. Minkler read a letter from Mr. Hodge in regard to the civil service exams to be given. Mr. Minkler moved that Ordinance 365 relating to civil service be placed on its first reading, seconded by Mr. Bowen and carried. Mr. Doyle moved that Ordinance 365 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Mr. Aliment and carried. Mr. Doyle moved that Ordinance 1' 365 be placed on its third and final passage, seconded by Mr. Ives and carried. Mr. Doyle reported for Flood Control. Mr. Bowen reported on Buildings and Grounds. Mr. Ives reporting for the Parks and Beautification Committee, stated that a group of ten people from Tukwila visited the Fair as a host City. A plaque was presented to the City by Governor Rosellini. Mr. Minkler reported for the Planning Commission. Mr. Ives reporting schools had a meeting with Mr. Regal in regard to the new Tukwila School. Mr. Regal stated that that bids for the new school will be accepted til Dec. 15, 1962 the Construction to be awarded in January 1963. The new school should be completed in August 1963. It was brought up at this time that school district 403 would like to be annexed to school district 406. Mr. Ives was directed to look intro this possibility. Mr. Hamilton reported on Licenses. 'he metro report was given by Mr. Doyle. Mr. Bowen reported that a petition is being circulated in the area wishing annexation to Tukwila. Mr. Doyle moved that Ordinance 366 relating to the 1963 budget be placed on its first reading, seconded by Mr. Hamilton and carried. Mr. Hamilton moved that Ordin ance 366 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Mr. Aliment and carried. Mr. Doyle moved that Ordinance 366 be placed on its third and final passage, seconded by Mr. Aliment and carried. October 15, 7962 91. October 1, 1962 (Con't) Mr. Segale discussed with council a request to remove rock from a hill on Interurban Avenue at about 146th Street. Mr. Segale would be reouested to post a bond with the City Clerk. Mr. Segale was directed to contact the families in that Area, as to there feelings of blasting to remove the rock. Mr. Segale will report back to Council on Thursday Octlber 4, 1962 at 7 :30 P.Y. Mr. Ives moved that Ordinance 367 relating to property tax be placed on its first reading, seconded by Mr. Mr. Hamilton and carried. Mr. Ives moved that Ordinance 367 be placed on its second reading seconded by Mr. Bowen and carried. Mr. Minkler moved that Ordinance 361 be placed on its thirdx and final passage, seconded by Mr. Ives and carried. There being no further business for discussion council was recessed til Thursday October 4, 1962 at 7:30 P.M.