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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1963-08-05 Regular MinutesAugust 5, 1963 The regular meeting of the Tukwila City Council was called to order.hv the Mayor, John B. Strander at 8:00 P.M. Councilmen present were Stan ''inkier, '..r. Radford, R.K. Doyle, E.W. Ives, Jerry A. Hamilton, Richard Bowen and Bill Aliment. The minutes of the July 15th meeting were read and approved as read. Mr. 'Winkler moved that all bills approved by the finance committee be allowed and warrants drawn for their respective amounts, seconded by Mr. Bowen and carried. CURRENT EXPENSE FUND *warrant 7775 7825 STREET EXPENSE FUND warrant a 5257 5395 WATER EXPENSE FUND warrant :E #5906 5913 SEWER EXPENSE FUND warrant 119 123 The treasurer's report was read and approved as read. The report of the Water department was read and placed on file. W.J. Shade Sons of Auburn Butler Construction Eng. of Seattle Sleade's Septic System of Tacoma Frank Coluccio Const. of Seattle Superior Construction of Seattle South End Concrete Products of Seattle all of the above included the 5% proposal bond. 8,955.87 246.53 257.59 184.00 Mr. Long reported on the building permits issued in the Month of July. Mr. Radford reported for the Street Committee. Vork will be done on streets in the vicinity of 180 th street running to the bend in the river (Tukwila City limits) Mr. Radford moved that council approve having specifications drawn up and a call for bids on this project, seconded by rr. Minkler and carried. The building of a side walk from the Dairy extending to the new school site was also discussed ti.ith Council, this to be taken care of by the city employee's. One bid was received for LID #6 in regard to the Street Improvement, this w r ^ceived from M.A. Segale Inc. in the amount of $117,85 plus tax of ''4,417.01 Total price `122,564.26 this was turned over to the Street Committee for study. A recuest was received from South Center Distributing Company recuestino a street vacation on south 143rd pl and 144th South, this will be taken up at the Planning Commission meeting. Mr. Minkler reported for the Water Department. this portion of the meeting was then turned over to Mr. Diehl of Harstad associates I'r. Hodge City Attorney for The discussion of the proposed water line Mr. Minkler moved that Ordinance 7/ 385 relating to the aforementioned water system be placed on its first reading seconded by Mr. Ives and carried Mr. Minkler pointed out that the bidders must know that payment on this is a: warrant not revenue bond. Mr. Ives moved that council approved the second reading of Ordinance 385 seconded by Nr. Minkler and carried. Mr. Doyle moved that Ordinance 385 be placed on its 3rd and final passage, seconded by Mr. Aliment and carried. The bids for the upcoming water line were opened at this time. A total of six bids was received. bids received from: Total 38,640.17 41,969.50 34 .4490.35 29,942.02 32,961.24 34,361.60 157 1 Mr. Hamilton reported for the Sanitation Committee. The possibilit9f having the sewers in and ready for the new school was discussed with council and Mr. Diehl of Harstad associates. Mr. Diehl stated that the call for bids and bid opening could be done by August 26, 1963 with work to begin immediately. Mr. Minkler moved that council accept the low hid of Frank Coluccio in regard to LID 7, seconded by Mr. Aliment and carried. The first reading of the Water Franchise ordinance 11 384 was read at the meeting of July 15, 1963 therefore Mr. Minkler moved that Ordinance 384 be placed on its second reading seconded by Mr. Ives and carried. Mr. Minkler moved that Ordinance ,7/ 384 be placed on its third and final passage, seconded by Mr. Ives and carried. Mr. Aliment reported for the Fire Department. it was suggested that an electric1 outlet be placed in the park, for public use, this as an added courtesy to the public. Acting Chief Hancuff reported for the Police Department. Mr. Doyle reporting for the Flood Control made mention of a letter received in connection with the rip -rap work being done along 350 feet of the river bank, this being done by a group from Army Engineers Mr. Bowen reported on Grounds, Public Bldgs etc. Mr. Bowen moved that council approve Ordinance 7/ 386 relating to Bond for Treasurer, Clerk, Judge Court Clerk seconded by Mr. Doyle and carried. fir. Doyle moved t hat Ordinance 386 be placed on its second reading seconded by Mr. Aliment and carried. Mr. Doyle moved that Ordinance 386 be August 5, 1963 (r'on 't 159 placed on its third and final passage seconded by Mr. Hamilton and carried. Mr. Ives stated that a bill was received from the State welfare Department in regard to medical aid and Industrial Insurance regarding the workers that were used in this City by the street and park department. fir. Ives moved that council accept this bill seconded by br. Hamilton and carried. Mr. Minkler reported for the Planning Commission A letter was read wherein it was suggested the proposed plans in the change of the Land Use Plan. A letter was also read from the Planning Commission wherein the Commission had decided not to readvertihe for Public Hearing in regard to the rezoning of tertian property on 59th Avenue South. This being put to a vote was over ruled 3 -4 for re advertising. Mr. Hamilton moved that this letter be sent back to the Planning Commission for a clarification of legal discription in regard to the advertisement placed in the paper and the applicationi This too went to a vote of 3 against and 4 for this avertising. The Planning Commission presented to council an aggeement from Valley Construction for a temporary varience in the M -2 zoning Mr. Minkler moved that council accept this agreement seconded by Yr. Ives and carried. The plans from the Joslyn Pacific Company were presented to council, with exception of the sign, these plans here approved by the Planning commission. Mr. Aliment moved that council approve these plans seconded by Yr. Doyle and carried. Yr. Ives reported for schools. Mr. Hamilton reported on licenses. It was brought out at this time that Mr. Todd was operating a used car lot in a C -1 zone which is in direct violation of Ordinance 251. The City Clerk was instructed to write a letter to ;r. Todd informing him of same. Mr. Hamilton moved that this matter beinv taken up with the Planning Commission to review the zoning Ordinance in regard to c -1 and c -2 zoning seconded by Mr. Aliment and carried. Mr. Hamilton moved that that council also instruct the City Clerk to inform Mr. Todd of the Sign on his property which is in violation also to the Ordinance 4 251 seconded by Mr. Bowen and carried It was brought out at this time that several people were advertising different things illegally in this regard, notice will be sent so all will comply with the zoning Ordinance W T 251 Mr. Diehl present to council the plans of the upcoming water line. Mr. Zepp was authorized to re -check these figures with the parsons and property owners involved. Their being no further business for discussion the meeting was adjourned. ATTEST: 7 LILLIAN BAI,K, CITY CLERK MAYOR, JOHY B. STRANfER