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of Talswila
VOLUME 6 NUMBER 2 GARY VAN DUSEN, Mayor
MAY - HISTORY MONTH
Mayor Van Dusen proclaimed the month of May as
"HISTORY MONTH" and recognized the great influ-
ence the City of Tukwila has had in the events and de-
velopment of people, County, State, and Country, and
has had an active part with events in history. Thanks
was extended to all of those who have influenced the
history of the City of Tukwila, Washington.
Mayor Van Dusen will proclaim the month of June
as "Birthday Month."
OPEN HOUSE
AT CITY HALL
JUNE 20!
You Are Invited .. .
To Help Celebrate Tukwila's Diamond Jubilee
Citizens of Tukwila and residents of our business
community, you are all invited to visit the City Facili-
ties on June 20, 1983, and join in the celebration of the
City of Tukwila's Diamond Jubilee.
Open House will start at 12 Noon at City Hall with
Mayor Van Dusen cutting the first piece of birthday
cake. Tours of City Hall and all other City Facilities
will be conducted for anyone visiting the buildings.
The City is 75 years old; many citizens of the past
and present have worked hard to make this area a good
place to live and a thriving area to operate a business.
Please Join Us And Help Us Celebrate! ! ! !
JUNE 1983
SCHEDULE OF
DIAMOND JUBILEE EVENTS
Jun 20 12 noon Cake cutting at City Hall in honor of
the Diamond Jubilee, followed by
Open House at all City Facilities.
7 pm City Council Meeting. Cake and
coffee will be served to celebrate the
75th Birthday of the City.
Jun 23 7:30 prn Sister City Committee Meeting at
City Hall.
Jun 27 7 pm Public Hearing on 6 -Year Street Im-
provement Program, followed by
Committee of the Whole Meeting.
Jul 1 12 noon Navy Band playing Country Style
Music at Pavilion Outlet Center.
Jul 5 7 pm City Council Meeting.
Jul 10 11 pm Tukwila Diamond Jubilee Golf
Tournament, Foster Golf Links.
(Pre -registration is required.)
Jul 11 7 pm Committee of the Whole Meeting of
City Council.
Jul 18 7 pm City Council Meeting.
Jul 25 7 pm Committee of the Whole Meeting of
City Council.
Aug 6 2 - 3 pm "Music for Listening" at Southcenter
Shopping Mall.
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ANSWERING MACHINE
An answering machine has been installed on the
phone system at City Hall. To leave a message after
5:00 pm, call 433-1800. If you would like a brief sum-
mary of Council Meeting items, they will be on the
machine for your listening over the weekend.
VOTERS TURN DOWN
CHANGING THE FORMAT
OF CITY GOVERNMENT
The voters of Tukwila apparently want City Hall
left just the way it is — with a mayor overseeing the
daily operation of the city. On Tuesday, they voted
down a change that would have a full-time manager to
handle the administrative duties. The results at the polls
were 279 for keeping the current mayor -council system
and 89 for switching to a manager -council government.
The Tukwila City Council had been deadlocked on
the issue, with Mayor Gary Van Dusen finally casting a
tie -breaking vote on whether the issue should be put
before the voters in a special election. Van Dusen,
agreeing with former mayors, has stated in the past that
the position is too much to be just a part time job. He
advocated the position be upgraded to full time status.
Even though the concept of hiring a full time mana-
ger has been turned down, the council still has the
option of changing the role of mayor from part to full
time, however, Frank Todd resigned last summer as
mayor when the council declined to change the position
to full time status.
Renton has a system similar tc Tukwila, with a part
time mayor working with a full time administrative
assistant, while Kent has a full time city administator
and a part time mayor and Auburn has a full time
mayor.
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
REPORTS AVAILABLE
The 1982 Land Use Survey and 1982 Employment
Survey are now available in the Tukwila Planning De-
partment. The Land Use Survey report documents land
use patterns and trends in Tukwila. For example, since
1980, a large portion of building development has been
in commercial services. Office floor space has increased
significantly; 284,945 square feet — or 38.93 percent of
the total new building floor area was devoted to office
use.
The Employment Survey indicates that employment
in Tukwila has been stable since 1980. Dropping slightly
below the 19,000 employee level recorded in 1980, the
1982 figures show increases only in the commercial ser-
vices and communications /utilities sectors.
Inventoring the land base and employment popula-
tion provides a sound foundation for City leaders to
base decisions regarding future directions for the com-
munity. The surveys establish where the City has been,
is at, and offers insight to the future.
Should you have any questions or comments on the
1982 Land Use and Employment Surveys, please contact
the Tukwila Planning Department at 433-1849. They
will be glad to assist you.
AN OUNCE OF
PREVENTION IS WORTH A
POUND OF CURE . . .
It is now the beginning of the warm weather, and
with the warmer weather we tend to leave things open,
and laying about. During the day hours, windows left
open for ventilation should be secured in a fashion so
no one can crawl through them. Repair or replace locks
on screen doors. In placing screens on windows, make
it so the window cannot be opened farther than you
want it to be. The warmer weather brings about addi-
tional problems with ventilation. But with proper
thought these problems can be overcome and solved
with personal safety in mind.
Also, with this time of the year the lawn grows and
the equipment needed to clean the yard is often left out-
side in an unsecure area. Lock up your lawn equipment,
lawn mower, shovel, clippers, and wheelbarrow. These
items, if lost by theft, are expensive to replace. Mark
your property with your Washington State operator's
license number so if your property is recovered it can be
returned to you.
Another problem is solicitors this time of the r.
If someone comes to your door and wants you to ouy
anything, ask for his business license. If he does not
have a City of Tukwila business license, he has no right
to be there selling in your City. Call the Police at 852-
2121 immediately, and we will check them out. If they
are legitimate, they will then be allowed to continue.
When your vacation time comes around, let your
neighbors or a friend know so they can keep an eye on
your home and property. Also, let the Tukwila Police
Department know so your residence can be placed on a
vacation check list.
If you have any questions about security, and want
to become more involved with your City and Crime
Prevention Program, please call Officer Bob Conner
at 433-1822.
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DIAMOND JUBILEE
PARADE
The Diamond Jubilee celebration on Saturday, June
4, was enjoyed by all who participated.
10:00 am - The Kid's Parade was fun. Children
dressed in fancy clothes, some leading their animals,
others on bicycles and tricycles and one young g
her horse marched down the street. The parad, AS
lead by Police Officer Shirey on his motorcycle. The
K-9 Unit, a fire truck and police car followed the fifty
children.
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