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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1960-06-06 Regular MinutesJune 6, 1960 The regular meeting of the Tukwila Town Council was called to order by the Mayor, Charles 0..Baker, at 8 P.M. Councilmen present were Stan Minkler, A. G. Radford, Wynn Anderson and R. K. Doyle. Also present were E.W.Ives and Jerry Hamilton, Councilmen elect. The minutes of the May meeting were read and approved as read. Mayor Baker read a letter from Mr. Cheetham, of Puget Sound Power Light Company, commending our Police Officers at the time of an acclident on the Highway. Other correspondence was read. Current bills were examined and upon motion approved and ordered paid. Current Expense The Rentonhronicle, publishing notices for Planning Commission 2.52 City of Auburn, dog pound service June 10.00 Lee R. Phillips, salary Police Judge, May 59.25 Arlene Rubert, salary eourt Clerk, May 38.80 John Cunningham, salary Police officer, May 363.56 G. Earle Parker, salary Marshal, May 380.35 Ueorge Long, salary building maintenance, May 88.80 'rank Zepp, salary Park Supt., May 97.91 Lois T. Newton, salary, May 119.08 Bow Lake Electric Center, expense Fire dept. 106.43 D. D. Sign Co., lettering Police car 13.00 Peoples' National Bank of Washington, payment, Police car 675.61 Earl Decker, Pound master service, May 29.10 Nudelman Brothers, Police expense 12.38 Pacific Telephone, town phones, May 41.55 board for volunteer Firemen, fee 3.00 Petty cash, May expense 24.36 Wilson Auto Parts, expense Police dept., May 25.02 Tidewater ail Co., oil Police dept. 5.09 C. S. Williams, expense Police, Fire depts. 12.48 The Lumber Market, expense fire dept., May 52.56 Roy G. Sundsby, ownership information 17.50 Seattle City Light, service to May 1st 12.00 Union Oil Co. of California, gas, Police 71.25 Trick Murray, registration supplies 51.73 Home Hardware, supplies 28.90 Hullin Ehrlichman, Carroll Roberts, attorney fee Apr. 60.00 Dept. Labor Industries, balance due .95 Union Gil Co. of California, gas 62.13 R. E. O'Brien, police expense 45.00 Fire Chief, expense Fire dept. 17.42 Water Dept. The American Lubricant Co., grease gear lube 28.40 Parker Buck Son, Inc., repair back hoe 24.04 Petty cash, office expense 10.00 Seattle Water Dept., April water 521.25 Frank Zepp, salary May 135.08 George Long, salary May 134.14 Lois T. Newton, salary May 58.52 Union Oil Co. of California, gas, April 11.40 Union Ofl Co. od California, gas, 11.40 Street Fund The American i'ubricant Co., equipment expense Renton Concrete Products, Inc., expense- drainage Wilson auto Parts, shop equipment expense Concrete Conduit Co., catch basin riser sections George's Service, equipment expense 28.45 8.32 36.66 81.54 31.42 159 June 6, continued Street Fund(continued) Victor Fuel Oils, equipment Shop expense Union Oil Co. of California, gas, April John L. Hunsley, labor May Eugene Elfstrom, labor, May Black River Quarry, Inc., crushed rock, May Frank Zepp, salary May George Long, salary May Nick's Auto Wrecking, use of crane Brants' Auto Glass Upholstery, repair Air Reduction Pacific Co., shop expense National Barricade Co., Inc. rental, April Stoneway Sand Gravel Co., cement Home Hardware, shop expense Tool Urib Co. of Kent, rental of equipment 0. K. Rubber Welders, repair tractor Olympia Foundry, inlet frame grate Pacific Hoist Derrick Co., equipment repair Davis Machine Works, reoair equipment Alfred J. Pieper, street mowing Rainier Asphalt Paving Co., co;d mix Union Oil Co. of California, gas The report of the Treasurer was read and accepted. The report of the Water dept. was read and placed on file. 51.07 15.39 20.49 29.63 95.32 181.72 187.41 8.00 9.88 3.28 13.83 36.95 13.46 26.86 24.65 27.04 9.01 43.20 84.00 77.38 25.08 Mr. Minkler reported 2 building permits issued in May. Mr. Gene Ives presented his resignation as member of the Planning Commission, stating he could not continue on the Commission since being elected to the Town Council. Mr. Minkler moved his resignation be accepted, seconded by Mr. Radford and carried. There being no further old business Mr. Minkler moved Council adjourn sine die, seconded and carried. Mr. Doyle, acting as Chairman of the Council called the new Council together and requested Mrs. Newton to administer the oath of office to Charles O. Baker, reelected as Mayor. After being sworn in Mayor Baker administered the oath of office to the newly elected Councilmen; Stan iiinkler, A. G. Radford and E. W. Ives for a gour year term each and Jerry Hamilton elected to an un- expired term of two years. Mayor.Baker thanked Mr. Anderson, who was retireing from the Council, for his faithful years as Councilman. Mr. Minkler moved the adoption of Resolution #128, a tribute to Mr. Anderson, Mr. Radford seconded the motion and it was carried. Mr. Radford,,„„� ed the adoption of Res. 129, a tribute to Mr. Smith, GounciT"`�so retireing, seconded by Mr. Minkler and carried. Mayor appointed Standing Committees. Mr. Doyle moved Mr. iinkler act as President of Council, seconded by Mr. Radford and carried. receL,thandatl the Fire Works Permit be awarded to Mr. C.;c,.hrown of �,uincy, Wash..Mr. Anderson moved the Council approve the recommendation c the Police Commission and so grant the permit !to Mr. Brown, seconded Radford and carried. The conditions to be specified in the per-it. Mr. _1- €.r3oi_ for the 161 June 6(continued) The Council discussed requests for rezoning, as recommended by the Planning Commission, that would extend into an area supposed to be the route of the Freeway. Mayor Baker reported that Mr. Sterling, of the Bureau of Public Roads, had contacted him and requested that him, and further rezoning be done in the route of the reeway. Mayor Baker informed Mr. Sterling that our town officials had never been told as to where the Freeway or Interchanges would be located. The Mayor read a letter from Mr. Paul McKay in which Mr. McKay requested no rezone be permitted nor building permits issued for 60 or 90 days, until the route og the Lreeway and Interchanges is made known. Mayor Baker reminded the Council that the Highway Department had never furnished the town with a set of plans, definitely stating where the proposed ereeway and Interchanges are to be located. After considerable discussion Minkler :roved we table these requests temporarily and take no action until we can contact our attorney. Mr. George McBroom, attorney, was present and very much interested in the discussion, in which he took part. Meeting recessed to meet on June 20th at 8 :00 P.M. 10 :30 PM.