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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1961-04-03 Regular MinutesThe regular meeting of the Tukwila Town Council, was called to order by the Mayor, Charles 0. Baker, at 8 :00 P.M. Councilmen present were Stan Minkler, A. G. Radford, E. W. Ives, R. K. Doyle and Jerry Hamilton. The minutes of the March meeting were read and approved as read. Current bills were examined and upon motion ordered paid. Current Expense D. T. Wilson, repair police car Valley T. B. A. Distributor, police expense Seattle Uity Light, annual payment on fixtures Seattle City Light, service Feb. Internal Revenue Service, tax withheld 1st quarter employment Security Dept. wages covered 1st quarter C. G. Electronics Co., rental radar equipment Frank Zepp,salary, general govt. March George Long, salary asstnt Supt, general govt. March H. M. Ribbon Carbon Co., verifax supplies Fine Arts Press, Inc., clerk supplies Seattle -First National Bank, payment police car Temple V. rhmsen, fire radio clearance Pacific Telephone Northwest, town phones March Earl Decker, pound master service March City of Auburn, dog pound fee April Arlene A. Hubert, police office Assent March bee Phillips, salary Police Judge, March G. Earle Parker, salary Town Marshal, March Anton W. Swanson, salary police officer March Lois T. Newton, salary March Victor Fuel Oils, fuel oil, Fire Hall, shop Ohio chemical Pacific Co., oxygen refill Donald E. Pollock, Bldg. insurance 3 years Home Town Hardware, expense, Fire dept.,town hall L. N. Curtis Sons, supplies Fire dept. Wilson Auto Parts, pump repair, police expense Alfred H. Hancuff, salary Police officer march Loyd C. Cooper, salary Police officer Union Oil Co. of California, police expense Pope -Ford Co., police expen se `lhe Renton Chronicle, extending zoning Dept. of Labor Industries, payment 1st quarter Petty cash, March expense Union Oil Co. of California, gas Puget Sound Propane, gas Town hall Dept. of Labor Industries Water Fund April 3, 1961 Badger Meter Mfg. Co., meters G. H. Culver, Feb. water Internal revenue Service, tax withheld 1st quarter 4 'mployment Security Dept., wages covered 1st quarter Frank Zepp, salary March George Long, salary March Lois T. Newton, salary March Dept Labor Industries, payment 1st quarter Union Oil Co. of California, gas South Center Oil Co., supplies Petty cash, office expense 125.61 3.24 164.40 20.00 616.62 304.49 124.80 318.30 118.04 20.23 39.18 89.97 5.00 66.78 24.00 10.00 38.80 59.25 393.82 99.87 119.08 51.05 3.85 261.78 7.64 630.56 42.80 309.68 25.25 3.12 3.46 2.57 40.31 34.59 198.08 39.10 356.43 407.00 81.86 54.36 45.00 129.18 67.48 9.55 17.10 2.55 10.00 241 Street Find April 3, 1961(continued) Peoples tTational Bank of Washington, payment on grader :1,319.75 Wilson Auto Parts, repair equipment 36.47 Valley T.B.A.Distributors, equipment expense 2.62 Internal Revenue Service, tax withheld 1st quarter 98.15 Employment Security Dept., on wages covered for 1st quarter 60.56 Frank W. Zepp, salary March 68.84 George Long, salary March 187.08 Union Oil Co. of California, gas oil 36.25 Parker Buck Son, repair back hoe 3.87 Dept. Labor Industries, premium 1st quarter 20.64 South Center 011 Co., equipment expense 1.98 Home Town Hardware, expense 4.57 The report of the Water Dept. was read and placed on file. Mr. Long reported one building permit issued in March. Mr. Drew reported on school activities and problems. Mr. Parker reported on radar equipment in use on the police car and recommended the town purchase same. Mr. Minkler stated the Police Commission approved the purchase. Mr. Doyle moved the town purchase the radar equipment under contract, Mr. Radford seconded the motion and it was carried. Mr. Parker reported Mr. Swanson was no longer working as Police Officer and he had hired Mr. Hancuff in his place. Mayor Baker with the approval of the Council appointed Mr. Hancuff as Police Officer for a period of 90 days probation. Mr. Minkler spoke of the need of tree registration of bicycles. There was a discussion regarding blasting at the Quarry site on Interurban Ave. So. on property belonging to Bill Wiese. A Mr. Hardy had set off several blasts in a hazardous manner without obtaing a permit to do so, and without the knowledge of town officials. It was reported that loose rock is now a hazard to anyone entering the property. Nearby residents present expressed opposition to the blasting. Mr. hardy is now requesting permission to operate a Quarry. Mayor asked an inspection of the Quarry site be made and a report be returned on April 10th. Mr. Hamilton moved Mr. Hardy be instructed to cease operation and the request to operate a Quarry be tabled until April 10, 1961, seconded by Mr. Doyle and carried. Meeting recessed at 9 :50 to meet on April 10 at 8 :00 P.M.