HomeMy WebLinkAbout1958-10-06 Special MinutesOctober 6, 1958
The regular meeting of the Tukwila Town Council was called to order
by the Mayor, Chas. O. Baker, at 8 P.M. Councilmen present were Stan
Minkler, A. G. Radford, Wynn Anderson, D. R. Frese and R. K. Doyle.
Mr. John Dobson, attorney, also present.
The minutes of the meeting of September and the Special meeting of
October 2nd were read and approved as read.
Current bills were examined and approved and upon motion ordered
paid.
Current Expense
pbell ndrastbia Supply_.Co:.: suppliesL.FireEdept.
fle- WiltrevfB tery,Co. y.. axpens.e'. fire
+rick Murray, registration supplies
Pacific Telephone, phones, Sept.
City of Auburn, dog pound service Oct.
Arlene Rubert, salary Court Clerk, Sept.
Earl Naylor, salary Police Judge, Sept.
John Dobson, attorney fee, Sept.
Lois Newton, salary Sept.
Frank Zepp, salary Park Supt. Sept.
9.94
_.65.93
44.71
19.90,
10.00
14.66
59.81
40.00
120.10
88.11
American Surety Co. of New Vork, premium on bond, Naylor 5.00
Internal Revenue Service, tax withheld.3rd quarter 204.34.
Employment Security SDeptce, 42% wages covered 3rd quarter 71.10
Tidewater Oil Co., gas oil Police dept. 7.54
Foster Garage, work on police car 81.07
Earl Decker, pound master service, Sept. 14.66
Petty cash, expense Sept. 8.92
Earle Parker, Deputy Marshal time Sept. 41.04
Fire Chief Extinguisher Service, supplies Fire dept. 18.60
Puget Sound Power Light Co., service July, Aug. 14.67
Robt. L.aahy, Deputy Marshal time Sept. 50.25
Home Hardware, expense Fire dept. 2.53
Dept. Labor Industries, ind. ins.medical aid 3rd quarter 5.57
Ernest Heinz, Deputy Marshal time Sept. 36.84
Nick Heinz, Mapshallarsaliry fA.Septembbr 27.11
Water Fund
Internal Revenue Service, tax withheld 3rd qaarter
Employment Security Dept.,42% wages covered 3rd quarter
Seattle Water Dept., August water
Frank Zepp, salary Sept.
Lola Newton, salary Sept.
Parker Buck Son, Inc.,parts for back hoe
Nick Heinz, labor Sept.
Fog -Tice Meter Seal Co., hydrant guard posts
Badger Meter Mfg. Co. meters
Petty cash, ,office expense
Hallgren Co., supplies
Labor Industries,ind.ins.medical aid 3rd quarter
Street Fund
Internal Revenue Service, tax withheld 3rd quarter
Employment Security Dept.,4 wages covered 3rd quarter
Frank Zepp, salary Sept.
Stoneway Sand Gravel Co., gravel
Olympic Foundry Co., fames grates
Rainier Asphalt Paving Co.,MC 2 cold mix
Security Concrete Products Co.,12 T& G
Black River Quarry, Inc. crushed rock
Wilson Auto Parts, truck Expense
Nick Ileinz, labor Sept.
Dept. Labor Industries, ind. ins.medical aid 3rd quarter 27.72
Home Hardware, supplies 1.56
Hallgren Co., supplies 74.03
95.13
36.03.
605.60-
127.14
59.00•
3.10
17.55
14.7Q.
175.00
12.35
9.92
5.29"
89.52'
32.63
170.05.
16.53
43.52
102.50
100.13
129.62
7.71
31.90
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Mr. Zepp recommended certain
moved and carried 58th Avenue South
South 144th Street from 59th 5 to
Valley Highway to 57th Avenue South
Street Committee meet with Mr.
Mr. Minkler read
regarding the raise
Meeting recessed
October 6, 1958(continued)
The report of the Treasurer was read and accepted.
The report of the Water Dept. was read and placed on file.
Mr. Minkler reported 7 Building permits issued in oeptember.
Mr. John Duff presented a replat of property he owns on 56 S. and
requested the approval of the Council. It was moved and carried the
Council approve the replat as presented and as recommended by the
Planning Commission.
A request from Mrs. Jerry Hamilton for permission for a Pre School
group to use the Town Hall was considered. It was moved and carried
permission be granted for the coming year.
streets in town be striped. It was
from Interurban Avenue South to South 147th
53rd South and South 180th, from the West
be striped. Mr. Baker suggested the
Zepp to work on this improvement.
Mayor Baker read a report from the Public Service Commission,
approving the sale of the Independent Water Dept. to the Town of
Tukwila.
Upon motion Ord. 261, the budget for 1959,.was placed on its
second reading. By motion Ord. 261 was placed on its third reading
and final passage,
Upon motion Ord. 262, the franchise with Seattle City Light, was
placed on its second reading. By motion of Stan Minkler Ord. 262
was placed on its 3rd reading and final passage, motioned seconded
and carried. A roll call vote on this motion showed Stan Minkler
voting "yes A. G. Radford "yes Wynn Anderson "yes R. K. Doyle
"yes" and L. R. Frese "yes
Upon motion Ord. 263, ancordinance revising the 1953 budget,
was placed on its first reading.
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a letter he is preparing to send out to water users
in rates by Seattle Water dept.
at 10:15 to meet at 5 P.M., October 20th.