HomeMy WebLinkAbout1956-04-02 Regular MinutesThe regular meeting of the Tukwila Town Council was called to
order by the Mayor, Chas. O. Baker, at 3 p.m. Councilmen present
were Stan i August Thies, Rudolf Hegel, A.G.Radford and
Melvin Watkins. Wynn Anderson, Councilman elect, was invited to
sit at the Council table.
Minutes of the meeting of March 5 were read and approved as read.
Current bills were read and upon motion, ordered paid.
Current Expense
Frank Gepp salary March 78..97
Employment Security Dept.,4% wages covered 1st. quarter 50.55
Pacific Tel. Tel. Co.phone fire dept. "arch 11.65
Windom Paint center, paint ,ire dept. 14.60
Arlene A. Rubert, salary Court clerk, March 9.30
F. Earl Naylor, salary police Mudge, March 60.00
Lois T. Newton, salary March 96.13
Little's Office equipment Supplies, binder 4 «03
Tide Walrer Assoc. Oil Co., gas supplies, fire, police 27 «71
Internal Revenue Service, tax withheld lst.quarter 163.35
Howard Cooper Corp., paint, fire dept. 3.46
Aerial builders Supply, supplies, fire dept. 4.43
RCA Service Co. Inc., work on police car 115.08
J.W.McGinness, Deputy Marshal's time March 42.00
Earle Parker, 1 %eputy Marshal's time, march 42.34
Skinner Printing co., paper 5.26
Diesel Oil Sales Co., stove oil fire dept. 10.97
PugHt Sound Power Light Co., service fire hall, Jan. Feb. 8.20
Petty cash, expense Clerk -fire dept. 8.10
Bothell Chevrolet "o., work on police car 21.01
Robt. Leahy, Deputy Marshal's time, March 43.68
Dept. Labor Industries, ind. ins. medical aid,lst.quarter 4.10
Donald. E. Pollock, insurance, general liability 233.69
Donald E. Pollock, insurance,fire dept. 315.04
Water Fund
Employment aecurity Dept.,4% wages covered lst.quarter 20.37
Seattle Water Dept.Feb. water 296.40
Internal Revenue Service, tax withheld lst.quarter 36.61
Tide Water Assoc. Oil Co.gas Jan.Feb. 3.63
Frank W. Zepp, salary March 114.31
Lois T. Newton, salary March 47.30
Western Utilities Supply, pressure valves 36.87
Petty cash, office expense 7.00
Dept. Labor Industries, ind.ins.med.aid lst.quarter 5.13
Street Fund
Internal Service „tax withheld lst.quarter
Tide Water Assoc. Oil Co.,gas supplies Feb.
Employment Security Dept., 4% wages covered lst.quarter
Dept. Labor Industries, ind.ins.med.aid lst.quarter
Frank Zepp, salary March
Strain's Standard Service Tire, repair tire
Donald E. Pollock, insurance
The report of the Tresaurer was read and accepted.
Mr. Radford,who had been in committee with property owners along
56 P1. S., reported theoproperty ownersagrBed to furnish tile for
drainage, the Town would install the tile, do the grading and furnish
the gravel. Mr. Radford was excused to attend another meeting.
The Clerk reported the inquiry she sent to the office of the
County Treasurer concerning the absence of the list of the breakdown
on the Real estate Tax statements had been returned, unanswered, with
the List of Tax levies in question enclosed.
The Clerk also
and there were as
The report of
reported
of April
the Water
April 2, 1956
dept. was read and placed on file.
25.23
12.95
21.83
37.90
170.10
49.15
136.60
the Census had been completed in Mar &1a
1st. 961 residents in Tukwila.
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Miss Kato was present as was Mr. Evans of the King County Health
Dept. Miss Kato had asked for a permit to build 2 chicken housesin
addition to 2 she now has. She desires to have a total of 3,000
chickens which is more than the ordinance governing fowl, will allow.
Mr. Hayes of the King County Health dept. reported he had invthstigated
and agreed sanitation requirements would be checked by hid dept. The
Council told Miss Kato they could notballow her to keep more than 1300
chickens, in keeping with ord. 232.
Mr. Baker announced that percolation tests are required before
building permits are issued. Forms may be obtained from Mr. itilinkler.
The Fire dept. made a request for a stand pipe near the Community
Club. The Council approved.
Mr. Zepp was instructed to get an estimate on rep4iring streets
damaged by winbtr weather.
Mr. Hegel, of the Park committee, suggested the boy Scouts and Girl
Scouts be asked to build a few tables fob the Park.
Ord.# 234, regarding the abandonment of the continuation of 59th.
Ave. S. through school property, was upon motion, placed on its 2nd.
reading, by title only. Ord.# 234 was, upon motion, placed on its third
reading and final passage.
The informal meeting was announced for April 16 when street and
water problems will be discussed.
Meeting adjourned at 10:25.
April 2,1956(continued)
Chas. O. Baker, Mayor
Lois T. Newton, Clerk
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