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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1960-01-04 Regular MinutesWater Fund January 4, 1960 The regular meeting of the Tukwila Town Council was called to order by the iv'iayor, Charles 0. 1:aker, at 3 P._I. Councilmen present were Stan Minkler, A. G. Radford, Wynn Anderson, R. K. Doyle and Stanley Smith. The minutes of the December meeting were read and approved as read. Current bills were examined, vouchers signed and upon motion, ordered paid. Current Expense Interna,,..Conference of building Officials, dues, 1960 w 40,00 Tool Crib jo., rental of loader, flood control 103.62 Valley T. B. A. Distributor, chains, police car 12.90 Tidewater Oil Co.,oil, police car Nov. 15.76 Seattle Rubber Stamp, dog tags, 1960 10.57 Assoc. of Washington Cities, service fee, 1960 33.55 Internal Service, tax withheld, 4th quarter 238.03 Employment Security Dept.,5% wages covered 4th quarter 154.03 'ateleo, Inc.,removed Installed radio, police car 74.04 Brewer Motor Equipment Co., labor, police car 23.30 Shaw Bros. Drug, first aid kit, police 14.64 Brunhilde clerical assistant 3.38 The Renton Chronicle, publication of notice 14.33 Gerald dysewski, annual fee, town engineer 1.00 Bemis Bag Co., sand bags, flood control 73.00 City of Auburn, dog pound fee, Jan. 10.00 Earl Decker, Pound master fees, Dec. 19.40 John Dobson, attorney fee Dec. 70.00 Arlene Hubert, salary Court Clerk, Dec. 24.25 Lee R. Phillips, salary Police Judge, Dec. 59.`25 G. Earle Parker, salary Town Marshal, Dec. 363.58 George Long, salary Park, Toen Hall, Dec. 91.04 Frank Zepp, salary Park Supt., Dec. 95.73 Lois T. Newton, salary Dec. 119.03 John Cunningham, 2 olice officer Dec. 71.39 Pacific Telephone, town phones Dec. 44.75 Petty cash, Dec. expense 10.00 George S. Wilson, work on police car 31.93 Puget Sound Power Light Co., Oct. Nov. service 421.58 Puget Sound Propane, Inc. fuel oil Town Hall, Dec. 17.11 Union Oil Co. of Cal. gas, police, fire depts. 55.56 H. Nickolai Dump Truck Service, rip rap, flood control 143.10 Victor Fuel Oils, stove oil mire dept. 9.21 Kenneth Thomsen, labor rip rap, flood control 14.36 Henderson Hardware, expense fire dept. 3.64 Geo. 3. Wilson, work on police car 36.30 Dept. Labor Industries, 4th quarter payment 20.10 Seattle Water Dept., Nov. water 453.15 Internal Revenue Service, tax withheld 4th quarter 55.65 Employment Security Dept. 5% wages covered 4th quarter 53.05 badger Meter Mfg. Co., meters 176.20 r'rank Zepp, salary Dec. 131.97 Lois T. Newton, salary Dec. 58.52 John Dobson, attorney fee, Dec. 20.00 George Long, salary Dec. 136,53 Tax Commission, excise tax 4th quarter 147.15 Petty cash, office expense, Dec. 11.50 123 Water r'und(continued) Union Oil Co. of Cal. gas, Nov. Henderson Hardware, supplies Dick Heinz, labor, Dec. Dept. Labor Industries, 4th quarter payment Street Fund .January 4, 1960(continued) 11.65 1.04 29.70 9.73 Employment Security Dept., 5% wages covered 4th quarter 53.61 Internal Revenue Service, tax withheld 4th quarter 31.26 Frank Zepp, salary Dec. 177.24 George Long, salary Dec. 136.58 Petty cash., shop expense 2.03 Union Oil Co. of Cal., gas Nov. 21.63 Air reduction Pacific Co., shop expense 7.15 Stack Steel Supply, equipment expense 54.34 Victor Fuel Oils, stove diesel 27.40 Rainier Asphalt Paving, cold mix 40.56 Wilson Auto Parts, sign expense 12.67 Dept. Labor ty Industries, 4th quarter payment 28.63 IMIr, kinkier reported 43 building permits issued in 1959, with a total value of ',296,100 and ;763.00 in fees. The report of the Treasurer was read and accepted. The report of the Water dept. was read and placed on file. Mr. Laker reported the Christmas Party given by the Fire Dept. was a success. They entertained the largest growd they have ever had Mr. Zepp reported he had made a list of work necessary for flood control to be presented to the State Dept mayor Laker appointed Mr. Doyle and lair. Smith to work with Mr. epp on this report. NIr Baker asked that a check be made with the County Env-ineers, to discover what towns border the Oril].ia bridge, and what portion is in the County. Mr. Baker appointed Mr. Minkler, Mr. Radford and Mr. Zepp a committee to study this situation. A letter was read extending an invitation to Tukwila officials to attend a dinner meeting of the Legislative Committee, meeting at North Bend on January 22, 1960. Several stated they would like to attend. Mr. Minkler moved the adoption of yes. No. 122, a resolution in appreciation of the work of Mr. Lawrence Lrese as Councilman, seconded by Mr. Radford and carried. NIr. Radford moved Ord. No. 296, an, ordinance amending Ord. 251, and recommended by the Planning Commission, be placed on its first reading, seconded by Mr. Anderson and carried. Mr. Doyle moved urd. No. 298 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Mr. Anderson and carried. Mr. Doyle moved Ord. No. 293 be placed on its third reading and final passage, seconded by Mr. Anderson and carried. 125 Mr. Radford moved Ord. No. 297, relating to peddlers, be placed on its first reading, seconded by Mr. Minkler and carried. Mr. Radford moved Ord. No. 297 be p .t.ced on its second reading, seconded by Mr. NIinkler and carried. mr. Radford moved Ord. No. 297 be placed on its third reading and final passage, seconded by mr. Minkler and carried. January 4, 1960(continued) Mr. baker reported Mr. Wells B. McCurdy, Vice President of Noet gate Co., had purchased the Presidents' car, from the ag r c d Milwaukee Railway Co and plans on bringing it to Tukwila and install- ing it in South Center Development. Mayor Baker stated he and Mrs. Baker were entertained, recently, by Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy, in this 1 Presidents' Car, which is now located in Spokane. Mayor Baker des- cribed the Car as very beautiful and fully equipped with a luxurious lounge and dining and sleeping accomidations. Mr. McCurdy said he plans to name the Car for our town, Tukwila. Meeting recessed at 9:35 to meet on January 11, 1960, at 3 p.m.