HomeMy WebLinkAbout1963-10-21 Regular MinutesLID 2, McLean Company Hullin Ehrlichman, Carroll 712.50
2, McLean Company Shoreline Construction Co. 881.70
3, McLean Company Hullin, Ehrlichman, Carroll 637.50
3, McLean Company Shoreline Construction Co. 2,
3, McLean Company Harstad Associates 2,246.14
5, Southwick, Campbell Waterman Brewer 1 ,500.00
5, Southwick, Campbell Waterman- Hullin, Ehrlich
man 2,375.00
5, Southwick, Campbell Waterman Harstad Assoc. 22,890.00
5, Southwick, Campbell Waterman Taylor Utilities40,890.72
6, Southwick, Campbell Waterman Pullin, Ehrlich
man 300.00
6, Southwick, Campbell Waterman Harstad Assoc. 9,504.00
6, Southwick, Campbell waterman M.A. Segale, Inc31,173.20
7, Southwick, Campbell Waterman- Pullin etc. 150.00
7, Southwick, Campbell Waterman Harstad Assoc. 735.00
7, Southwick, Campbell Waterman It 2,400.00
7, Southwick, Campbell WTaterman 2 6,3 2 3.73
The Treasurer's report was read and approves as read. The City Treasurer
stated to council her objections to the closing of LTD's No. 2& 3 at this time.
Mr. Ives moved that Ordinance 390 relating to the closing of LTD's 2 &3
be placed on its first reading, seconded by Mr. Doyle and carried.
Mr. Doyle moved that Ordinance 390 be placed on its seconded reading, seconded
by Mr. Aliment and carried. Mr. Ives moved that Ordinance 390 be placed on its
3rd and final passage, seconded by Mr. Radford and carried.
Mr. Zepp presented an excavation permit to counci_1 in regard to Mr. Hay For Pacific
Propeller Company, after a brief discussion with council it was decided that Mr. }lodge
City Attorney, should check into this further. Mr. Doyle moved that Council accept
this permit subject to the findings and opinion cf legal council.
Mr. Sanford's request for excavation permit was also approved, this as per the
recommendation of Harsdiad Associates. this moved by Mr. Aliment, seconded by Mr.
Doyle and carried.
Mrs. Davis read a letter to council in regard to the increasing amount of rats in
the vicinty of 144th Street and 59th Avenue. Mayor Strander will write a letter to
the proper aithorities in King County, hoping to get professional help, to exterminate
same.
Mr. Aliment speaking for the License Committee, presented two license applications
to council. The license received from Greg Goldsmith for (retail Auto Parts) was
held over for lack of information.
The application received from Herman K. ildridge to operate a Heating Oil business
was o.k'd after a brief discussion, with Mr. Doyle moving that council accept and
Mr. Ives seconded this motion and carried.
It was brought out at this time that both Officer Cooper and Officer Maxwell have far
surpassed there probation period, therefore at the mid -month meeting in November they
will be given there permament appointments in the Police Department, this moved and
seconded by Mr. Minkler and Mr. Aliment.
The Valley Planning Commission will meet in the Tukwila City Hall Thursday October 10,
Mr. Bowen gave a brief report on this meeting and what they are accomplishing.
a complete zoning map is being drawn up, this will include Renton, Kent, Auburn and
Tukwila.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:15 P.M.
ATTEST:
The regular meeting of the Tukwila City Council was called to order by the Mayor,
John B. Strander at 8:00 P.R. Councilmen present were Stan Minkler, A.G. Radford,
R.K. Doyle, E.W. Ives, Richard A. Bowen and Bill Aliment.
The first order of business was the reading of the minutes of the October 7, council
meeting. The minutes were read and approved as read. Mr. Minkler moved that all bills
approved by the finance committee be allowed and warrants drawn for their respective
amounts, seconded by Mr. Aliment and carried. They are as follows.
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND WARRANT 7964 7996
STREET EXPENSE FUND 635 6362
WATER EXPENSE FUND 5948 5962
SEWER EXPENSE FUND 148 1 53
LILLIAN BALK City Cler.
October 21, 1963
6,263.63
762.66
2,264 .70
231.98
Mayor, JOHN STRAMnER
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