HomeMy WebLinkAbout1953-02-02 Regular MinutesFebruary 2, 1953
The regular meeting og the Town Council of the Town of Tukwila
was called to order by the Mayor, Chas. O. Baker, at 8 P.M.
Councilmen present were Stan Minkler, A.W.Thies, Rudolf Regel and
A.G.Radford.
The minutes of the meeting of January 5 were read and approved
as read.
Current bills were read and upon motion ordered paid.
Current ExRen s e
State Treas., annual fee for 20 firemen 6 60.00
Henderson Hardware, supplies, fire dept.,Town hall 33.52
Speedometer Shop, work on Police car 6.70
Nudelman Bros., badges, marshal 7.16
Pope Ford Co., material, labor work on police car 49.64
Nick Heinz, marshal compensation Jan. 13.00
Trick Murray, ledger sheets 16.59
H. &.M.Ribbon Carbon Co., ribbon carbon paper 3.09
American Surety Co. of N.Y. premium on bond of Police
Judge 5.00
Seattle Rubber Stamp Co., dog tags 8.50
Pacific Tel.& Tel.Co., phone fire dept. Jan. 11.67
Myron G. Slade, salary Jan. 57.30
Lois T. Newton, salary Jan. expense 68.25
Sears Roebtek Co., supplies fire dept. 23.02
Myers Gil Co., stove oil, fire dept. Jan. 22.49
Water Fund
Seattle Water Dept. Dec. water 380.10
Rockwell Manuf. Co.,parts for meter 11.74
Pacific Water Works Supply Co., galv. pipe 33.31
Western Utilities Supply Co.,valve strainer 30.74
ben Anderson, labor Jan. 5.00
Myron G. Slade, salary Jan. 74.85
Lois T. Newton, salary *Jan.& expense 33.50
Street Fund
Stoneway Dock Co.,premix concrete
Henderson Hardware, tools
Tide Water Assoc. Gail Co., gas etc. Nov.,Dec.'52
Puget Sound Bridge Dredging Co., crushed rock
Ben Anderson, labor Jan.
Myron G. Slade, salary Jan.& overtime
The report of the Water dept. was read and placed on file.
5.77
3.25
25.02
35.46
10.00
171.68
Mr. Minkler reported 2 building permits issued in January.
He also reported he had informed Mr. Deer,owner of a house at
14233 -57 Ave. S.,that since the house had not been put in a safe
condition it had been condemned as unsafe for use as a dwelling.
He also sent a letter to the occupants, Mr. Holmes, stating the
facts listed above and notifying him that he was living in the
house at his own risk. Mr. Deer was present and atated he would
correct the unsafe condition as soon as the present occupants
moved out and would allow no one to live there until it was made
safe and so approved by the Council.
Mr. Slade reported he had no replies to his request for some
one to tear down the old buildings in the Park.
The Clerk was asked to write Mr. Turnbull, County Engineer,
concerndng flood control on the river.
Ordinance No. 222, an ordinance relating to the Clerk Treas.,
was, upon motion, placed on its first reading.
Ordinance No. 223,an ordinance relating to heating equipment,
was, upom motion, placed on its first reading.Upon motion, this
reading was continued to the March meeting.
Meeting adjourned at 10 :10.
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