HomeMy WebLinkAbout1957-01-07 Regular MinutesJanuary 7, 1957
The 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 minkler, A.G.Hadford, Melvin Watkins and Wynn Anderson.
The minutes of the meeting of December 3, 1956, were read and
approved as read.
Current bills were read and upon motion ordered paid.
Current Expense
Tidewater Oil Co.,gas Fire, Police depts. 4 43.15
Howard Cooper Corp.,payment plus interest on lire truck 3503.27
Seattle -First National bank, payment on police car 329.03
Crostchck ruel Co.& Transfer, fuel,town hall 14.16
Seattle Rubber Stamp L'o.,dog tags 9.63
A.B.C.Plutmbing Supply Co.,laundry tray fixtures,t.h. 18.60
F. Earl liaylor, salary Police Judge, Dec. 59.31
Frank Zepp, salary Park Supt. Dec. 73.76
Arlene Hubert, salary Court Clerk, Dec. 9.77
Nick ueinz, salary Marshal, Dec. 19.94
Jas. 1icGinness, Leputy Marshal's time Dec. 46.90
G. Earle Parker, Deputy Marshal's time, Dec. 34.33
Pacific Tel.& Tel. Co.,phone fire dept. Dec. 11.65
Lois T. Newton, salary Dec. 95.85
Puget Sound Power Light Co.,electric service,2 mo. 3.46
Home Hardware, gas testing equipment 2.15
Dept. of Labor Industries,ind.ins.med.aid, 4th.quarter 5.48
Employment Security Dept.,4% wages covered 4th.quarter 53.79
Internal Revenue Service, tax withheld 4th.quarter 201.02
Diesel Oil Sales Co.,stove oil Fire dept. 9.43
American Surety Co. of N.Y., bond of Arlene Hubert 5.00
Kroll Map Co.,10 Atlas sheets 15.50
N.W.Metals rroducts,Inc., shower stall, town hall 36.46
Petty cash,expense of Clerk,Police Court, Town hall 7.03
Water Fund
Hallgren Co., supplies 23.21
Internal Revenue Service, tax withheldth.quarter 38.49
Tidewater Gail Co., gas Oct. 2.70
Seattle Water Dept., November walver 239.90
Dept. of Labor Indistries,ind.ins.med.aid 4th.quarter 6.96
Employment Security Dept.,4% wages covered 4th.quarter 15..88
Tax Commission, Excise tax Nov.Dec. 45.07
Frank Zepp,salary Dec. 114.00
G.E.Clark,digger service 24.00
So. Tacoma Motor Co.,panel truck 490.33
Lois T. Newton, salary Dec. 47.16
Petty cash, office expense 5.00
Street Fund
Ruay Imhof, shop improvement 12.00
Black River Quarry, crushed rock, Nov.Dec. 61.10
Rainier Asphalt Paging Co.,MC2 mix Nov.Dec. 75.76
Stoneway Sand Gravel Co.,concrete,shop improvement,st. 62.21
Frank Zepp,salary Dec. 169.64
Tidewater Oil Co.,gas supplies Oct.Nov. 24.38
Knapp's Garage,work on grader 43.27
Dept. Labor Industries,ind.ins.med.aid 4th.quarter 27.56
Employment Security Dept.,4% wages covered 4th.quarter 13.24
Vernon Brown, labor Dec. 2.44
Internal Revenue Service,tax withheld 4th.quarter 27.72
Petty cash,street, shop expense 2.42
The report of the Treasurer was read and accepted.
The report of the Water dept. was read and placed on file.
A committee from the Sportsman's Club wsee agatbn present to ask
approval by the Town Council of their pvtpo s.ln of acquiring pro-
perty north of the Town Park for a Club House and recreational area.
The Council, by motion approved this request and Mayor Baker appointed
Councilman Wynn Anderson to work with the Sportsmans Club regarding a
street in question and other similar problems.
Mr. Baker, with the approval of the Council, appointed Mr.Carl
Bergstrom to the School Advisory Council to fill the vacancy created
by the resignation of Mr. Radnich.
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Meeting adjourned at 9 :25.
January 7, 1957(Continued)
Mr. Baker congratulated the Fire dept. on their very successful
Christthas Party which was very well attended.
After some discussion it was moved and carried the Marshal and
Deputies be authorized to set up a B.B.gun target range, to give
supervised traing to boys in Town, the meeting to organize to be
held on Thurs. Feb. 7 at 3 p.m.
By motion, ord.No. 240, the Salary Crdinance, was placed on
its first reading. By motion, ord. No. 240 was placed on its second
reading by title only. Upon motion ord.no. 240 was placed on its
third reading and final passage.
Wm. Aliment offered the proposal that the Town install a tank
and buy gas from the Union 011 Co. It was moved and carried we
accept this proposal and Mr. Zepp was appointed in charge.
The informal meeting to talk over street water problems was
announced for Jan. 21.
Chas. 0. Baker, Mayor
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Lois T. Newton, Clerk