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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1961-01-03 Regular MinutesJanuary 3, 1961 215 The regular meeting of the Tukwila Town Council was called to order by the Mayor, Charles O. Baker, at 8 P.M. Councilmen present were Stan Minkler, A. G. Radford, E. W. Ives and Jerry Hamilton. Four bids for a used dump truck were received and opened. A committee retired to examine the bids, and reported they recommended they have more time to make a decision. It was moved by Mr. Minkler, and seconded by Mr. Radford that the Council bring in a report on January 16, 1961, motion carried. The minutes of the December meeting were read and approved as read. A letter from Mr. Clinton Heppenstall was read in which he commended MR. Zepp and Mr. Long for solving a drainage problem affecting his property. Current bills were examined and upon motion ordered paid. The report of the water dept. was read and placed on file. This being the date set for a hearing on a petition for annexation the Clerk read the petition and stated the hearing had been advertised There being no written or oral objections to this petition Mr. Minkler moved the Council find to its satisfaction that the petition complied with the requirements of law and that the petition be accepted, that an ordinancebe drawn up to annex the property described, Seconded by Mr. Ives and carried. Mayor Baker welcomed Mr. Paul MaKay, District Engineer of the Washington State Department of Highways, who presented to the Council: final maps of the Interstate Freeway routes. Mayor Baker reviewed a Petition for rezone and cleared same with Mr. McKay. It appeared that most of the area included in the petition and considered by the Council on September 12, 1960, would fall within the Freeway or access routes. In which case the Council would not approve the rezone. Mr. Minkler moved the Council accept the maps as the final Freeway routes, seconded by Mr. Radford and carried. Mr. Minkler reported 3 building permits issued in December. He also reported 38 building permits issued in 1960 with a valuation of $207,900 and $485.00 in fees. Mr. Minkler requested he be relieved as Building Inspector. Mayor Baker granted Mr. Minkler's request, commending him for his very faithful conduct and manner of handling his position as Inspector. Mayor Baker appointed Mr. George Long to issue building permits and act as Inspector, approved by action of Council.. Mayor ±announced he would reappoint Mr. Lee Phillips as Police Judge. Mr. Milkier moved Council approve this appointment, seconded by Mr. Hamilton and carried. The Clerk was asked to notify Mr. Phillips and request he appear at the Council meeting of January 16th to take the oath of office. Mr. Minkler reported a broken line of the South Seattle Water Co. repaired by Mr. Long, also 57th So. muddy and slippery. which he considers the responsibility of the developers. Mayor Baker stated he would contact Mr. Burzenski regarding the road. Mr. Minkler moved Mr. Zepp be authorized to contact Mr. Burzenski when the road, 57th Ave. So., needed maintenance, seconded by Mr. Radford and carried. Mr. Hamilton moved Ordinance No. 314, annexing property owned by Mr. Alfred Pieper, be placed on its first reading, seconded by Mr. Ives and carried. Mr. Hamilton moved Ord. No. 314 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Mr. Ives and carried. Mr. Hamilton moved Ord. No. 314 be placed on its third reading and final passage, seconded by Mr. Ives and carried. January 3, 1961(continued) Current Expense Frank Zepp, salary Park Supt. Dec. 4 97.91 Lois T. Newton, salary Dec. 119.08 George Long, salary Dec. 88.80 City of Auburn, Dog Pound service Jan. 10.00 G. Earle Parker, Marshal salary Dec. 380.35 Anton W. Swanson, salary Police Officer Dec. 358.91 Lee R. Phillips, salary Dec. 59.25 Arlene Rubert, salary Court Clerk, Dec. 38.80 Employment Security Dept., 6% wages covered 4th quarter 283,81 C. S. Williams, frequency check, fire truck 6.24 Earl Decker, Pound master fee Dec. 19.40 Union Oil Co. of California, equipment expense, Police dept. 7.96 Internal Revenue Service, tax withheld 4th quarter 555.71 Victor F.ie1 Oils, stove oil fire dept. 24.17 Judy La Rock, office assistant 9.48 Seattle City Light, street lights 20.00 Warren Office Equipment, repair typewriter 33.02 Tidewater ail Co., expense Police dept. 4.26 International Conf. Building Officials, annual fee 40.00 Washington Pipe Steel Co., pipe fire dept. 14.57 Seattle Rubber Stamp Co., dog tags 10.48 Petty cash, police office expense 8.54 Daily Journal of Commerce, bid call 17.00 Puget Sound Power Light Co., siren, street lights 645.70 Pacific Telephone, town phoneg, Dec. 46.40 Puget Sound Propane, fuel town hall 51.43 The Lumber Market, expense fire dept. 4.06 Wilson Auto Parts, expense slice dept. 11.21 Dept. Labor Industries, ind. ins. medical aid,4th quarter 33.44 Alfred H. Hancuff, salary police officer Dec. 61.30 Water Fund Fog -Tite Meter Seal Co., meters supplies Seattle Water Dept., Nov. water Internal Revenue Service, tax withheld 4th quarter Employment Security Dept., 6% wages covered 4th quarter Frank Zepp, salary Dec. George Long, salary Dec. South Center Fuel Co. supplies Wayne Buck Sales, Inc. repair tractor Petty cash, office expense, supplies Parker Buck Son, Inc. repair equipment Dept. Labor Industries, payment 4th quarter Street Fund Victor Fuel Oils, fuel oil shop, equipment Air Reduction Pacific Co., shop expense Internal Revenue Service, tax withheld 4th quarter Employment Security Dept., 6% wages covered 4th quarter Frank Zepp, salary Dec. George Long, salary Dec. South Center Fuel Co., equipment expense Sahlberg Equipment, signs Parker Buck Sons, equipment expense Petty cash, gas Valley T. B. A. Distributor, equipment expense Wilson Auto Parts, equipment repair Dept. Labor Industries, payment 4th quarter Meeting recessed at 10 :35 to meet at 8 p.m., January 16, 1961 234.42 523.75 113.40 68.19 135.14 134.14 5.28 33.28 16.83 267.49 10.94 38.32 3.28 144.03 86.53 181.72 187.41 19.19 120.64 213.06 1.00 10.90 14.35 24.19 217