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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1957-09-16 Special Minutes September 16, 1957 The continuation of the Hearing on the annexation was called to order by the mayor, Chas. O. Baker, at 3 p.m. Councilmen present were Stan Minkler, Rudolf Regel, A.G.Radford and Wynn Anderson. Mr. Baker asked if there were any forth r protests, there being none he recognized Mr. Bill Alimei P ai�"nman of the Annexation Committee, who reporfed:,that he had reviewed the protests received at the Public hearing on the annexation and recommended that the property lying westerly of State Highway No. 5 m and northerly of the Southerly line of South 137th Street and its projection to the southeast be ex- cluded. Mr. Holm, attorney for the group desiring to be excluded, said his clints were satisfied with this recommendation. Mr. Minkler statadthat after considering the protests received at the Public hearing on the petition for annexation ff property and the recommendation of the Annexation Committee he moved that the property lying westerly of State Highway No. 5 m and northerly of the southerly line of South 137th Street and its projection to the south- east be excluded and that the balance of the property included in staid petition be annexed effective as of midnight September 30, 1957. Mr. Regel seconded the motion and it was carried. Anderson Mr. minkler then moved and Mr. seconded the motion that Ordinance 244 An Ordinance annexing property to the Town of Tukwila, be placed on its first reading. 14Lotion carried. Mr. Holm thanked the Council for their consideration. A letter from Mayor Clinton, of Seattle, was noted. He urged all Council officials toattend a meeting on Sept. 16, at Lellevue, to discuss the Metro Plan. A letter from Mr. Paul Seibert, represenying Frederick B. Baker Associates who are taking care of Public Relations for the Port of Seattle, suggested Oct. 16, at a p.m. as a meeting date of Port Officials and Tukwila Council members together with our attorney Mr. John Dobsob. The meeting to be held in Tukwila Town Hall. The date was considered agreeable and the Clerk was directed to so inform Mr. Seibert Mrs. Ronald Doyle asked permission of the Council to use the Council room 3 days a week for a preschool project of mothers and children, with no expense to the Town. It was moved and carried the request be granted. Meeting recessed at 3:40 to meet on Sept. 23, at 3 p.m.