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1996 05 14u u u 5115 MOSES LAKE CITY COUNCIL May 14,1996 Council Present:Bob Chapman,Daryl Jackson,Grant Nichols,Bill Reese,Chet Paine, and Richard Pearce Absent:Wayne Rimple MINUTES:Mr.Pearce moved that the minutes of the April 23 meeting be approved as submitted, seconded by Mr. Nichols, and passed unanimously. APPROVAL OF BILLS.CHECKS.AND PREPAID CLAIMS Action Taken:Mr.Reese moved that the bills,checks,and prepaid claims issued be approved,seconded by Mr.Paine,and passed unanimously. Vouchers audited and certified by the Finance Directoras required by RCW42.24.080,and those expense reimbursement claims certified as required by RCW42.24.090,have been recorded on a listingwhich has been made available to the City Council. Claims:The vouchers included on the below list as modified by the Council and noted upon said list for the Council meeting of May 14,1996 for the funds listed below are approved in the amount of $922,340.45. GENERAL FUND $77,200.30 PATHS &TRAILS 8,458.40 STREET 36,986.03 STREET REPR/RECON 58,637.92 BALLFIELD CONTRACT 161,753.49 CAPITAL 1,109.79 STREET IMPROVEMENT 951.72 PARK &RECREATION IMPROVE 11,070.15 CENTRAL DRIVE LID 130,885.55 WATER/SEWER FUND 55,757.22 1996 BOND REDM FUND 3,820.00 WATER/SEWER CONSTRUCTION 166,817.91 SANITATION FUND 78,927.45 AIRPORT 9.00 UNEMPL COMP INS 4,509.66 CENTRAL SERVICES 20,252.39 EQUIP RENTAL-OPERATIONS 40,116.86 BUILD MAINT-OPERATIONS 60,436.38 M. L.YOUTH PARTNERSHIP TF 4,640.23 TOTAL $922,340.45 Prepaid Claims: Prepaid claims approved by the City Manager according to the process established by Moses Lake Municipal Code 3.42.030 and the internal control policy approved by the City Council have been recorded on a listing which has been made available to the City Council.The claims listed below are approved in the amount of $402,492.80 for all funds. WATER/SEWER CONSTRUCTION 3,068.02 WATER/SEWER LEASES 330.93 CENTRAL SERVICES 932.87 EQUIPMENT RENTAL-OPERATION 61,232.78 BUILD MAINT-OPERATION 45.40 GENERAL FUND $247.86 STREET 2.65 EQUIPMENT LEASES 1,053.31 CENTRAL DRIVE LID 25,575.03 WATER/SEWER FUND 310,003.95 TOTAL $402,492.80 Checks:Checks 48486 through 48777 issued on April24,1996 were approved for payment at the Council meeting held on May 14, 1996 in the total amount of $835,771.22. Payroll:The payroll issued on April 30, 1996 having been approved pursuant to the rule of the City Council set forth in Moses Lake Municipal Code 3.42.040,was paid by checks 94360 through 94375 in the amount of $8,197.27. Payroll:The payroll issued on May 3,1996 having been approved pursuant to the ruleof the City Council set forth in Moses Lake Municipal Code 3.42.040,was paid by checks 94376 through 94567 in the amount of $214,209.71. AWARD Japan Air Lines was presented with the Washington Recreation and Park Association's Outstanding Organization Award. PROCLAMATION A proclamation declaring May 19-25,1996 as National Public Works Week was read in its entirety.)/3£ I.CITIZEN INPUT -None II.EMPLOYEE PRESENTATIONS Police Department:Lori Messer,new D.A.R.E.Officer,recently attended thetwo-week D.A.R.E.Academy /O /A and was presented with a medallion forher spiritand team leadership. III.CONSENT AGENDA Resolution -Volunteers -Larson Plavfield Restroom:A resolution was presented which recognizes the /O /^ volunteer labor contributed by the Columbia Basin Girl's Softball Associationand the Moses Lake Stake of the Churchof Jesus Christof LatterDaySaints for the construction of a restroom at Larson Playfield utilizing self-help monies. /£>/£ 131* l/*t> 0q? ivw 5116 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES:2 May 14,1996 Cooperative Purchasing Agreement -Lewis County Sheriff's Office: An inter-local agreement was presented which provides for the purchase of the Spillman computer records data software under the Lewis County bid.The city's cost for this system would be $19,625 plus $865 per year. Southgate Addition -Subdivision Bond -Time Extension:United Builders of Washington has requested a one time 24-month extension of the bond for the construction of a cul-de-sac in the Southgate Addition. Action Taken:Mr.Chapman moved that the Consent Agenda be approved,seconded by Mr.Pearce,and passed unanimously. IV.CONSIDERATION OF BIDS <v/-7 GRAPE DRIVE BALLFIELDS The bid tabulation for the Grape Drive Ballfield grading project was distributed.Staff recommended that the bid be awarded to Marchand Construction without the option. Action Taken:Mr.Pearce moved that the base bid be awarded to Marchand Construction in the amount of $307,924.08,seconded by Mr.Chapman,and passed unanimously. V.PETITIONS.COMMUNICATIONS.OR PUBLIC HEARINGS NELSON ROAD Phil Bloom,Columbia Northwest Engineering,stated that the property owners within the city limits have been contacted about participating in the improvement of Nelson Road.Since about 75%of Nelson Road is in the county,the amount and type of improvements must be determined.There are three options - (1) match the street and leave the existing double shot BST,patching it along the match line; (2)widen the street to an improved county standard,15 feet of hot mix asphalt with a ditch section;the curb and sidewalk to be added later when these properties are annexed or request city services;(3)widen the street as proposed under the LID to 18.5 feet of hot mix asphalt,crushed rock,and curb. Bob Fancher,representing the project,stated that constructing the street without going through the LID process will save about 25%to 30%in costs. Gene Clasen, Nelson Road,stated that the road is perfect forthe residents currently living in the area. He felt that the developer is creating the problem and should take care of it without asking others to contribute to the cost of improving the road. Mr.Jackson wanted to know how negotiations were going on the ownership of Nelson Road. Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,stated that no conclusions were reached. It is the county's position that no improvements were needed on Nelson Road and that ithas sufficient capacity to carry a significant amount of traffic.So the county sees no reason to participate in the improvement of the roadway. If improvements are done on Nelson Road, the city would enter intoan agreementwith the county to acquire the right-of-way. Karen Edwards, Nelson Road, felt that the developer should pay for the cost of any improvements to Nelson Road. Mr.Pearce pointed out that Nelson Road does need some improvement as it is narrow with ditches on both sides and no room for pedestrian traffic. There was some discussion by the Council. ActionTaken:Mr.Chapman moved thatthe developer be informedthatthe citywould preferNelson Road to be improved as a city street with the sidewalk adjacent to the property outside the city limits to be installed at a laterdate, the developer to pay for the extension of the sewer and the cityto participate in the cost of improving the portion of Nelson Road currently outside of the city limits,and staff be directed to negotiate with the county to transferownership of Nelson Road to the city,seconded by Mr.Reese,and passed unanimously. ENTRANCE SIGN The Soroptimist Club is proposing anotherwelcome sign near Patton Boulevard and Highway 17 and is requesting that the city assume responsibility for the power bill for the illumination of the sign. Sally McLanahan,representing the Soroptimist,statedthatthe bill would average between$9and$12 per month.She pointed out thatthe city already covers the PUD bill for the existing two entrancesigns. Action Taken:Mr.Pearce moved that the request be granted,seconded by Mr.Paine,and passed unanimously. D n r\ o ^j 5117 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES:3 May 14,1996 SAFE SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY TASK FORCE The Safe Schools and Community Task Force is requesting $2,500 from the city to help defray the expenses of hiring a person to provide support functions to this Committee. Jeff Foster,representing Safe Schools and Community Task Force,stated that Dorothy Baroch has been chosen as the facilitator to provide support for the Committee.The estimated cost for the facilitator is between $12,000 and $13,000 for four to six months of work.The funds will be used for salaries.This is a one time request for funds.He mentioned that the Task Force has negotiated with the Youth Partnership Task Force to handle this work. Action Taken:Mr.Pearce moved that the city contribute a one-time additional $2,500 to the Youth Partnership Task Force,seconded by Mr.Nichols, and passed unanimously. MUNICIPAL AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT PLAN David Ketchum,Airside,distributed copies of the Municipal Airport Development Plan which will be used to guide future development at the Municipal Airport. He mentioned that the Moses Lake Airport Commission has recently been recognized by the State of Washington Department of Transportation Aviation Division for managing the affairs ofthe airport. He explained the Moses Lake Municipal Airport Development Plan for the Commission and the improvements that have been made at the Municipal Airport. BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB Ted Lund,President,Boys and Girls Club ofthe Columbia Basin,gave the Council some background on the program and showed a video. He distributed information about the program and explained that Boys and Girls Clubs provide a way to reach the youth before they get out of control. He stated that they are looking at several buildings and one option is the old fire station on a temporary basis. REQUEST TO USE CITY PROPERTY -GREAT RACE Clay Crook, Moses Lake Spring Festival,1996 Corel Great Race, stated that this is a car rally that will begin in Tacoma.They will be in Moses Lake for lunch on June 17. The request is to close the streets forthis event as a car show is proposed and lunch will be provided to the racers.These are vintage cars ^_J from 1942 or older and the event is to help promote the city and tourism. It was the consensus of the Council that the necessary streets be closed forthis event. VARIANCE -MARINA DRIVE AND COMMERCE STREETS Monty Holm,Moses Lake Iron and Metal,has requested a variance to the Community Standards at the intersection of Marina Drive and Commerce Street in orderto allow trucks to turn around at the intersection and to make it easier to back into their gate. Gary G.Harer,Municipal Services Director,explained the request to the Council and mentioned that the improvements to the streets are required as part of the off-site improvements of Moulton Landing. Monty Holm,Moses Lake Iron and Metal,stated that the variance is needed in order to allow trucks to continue making a U-tum in this area. Norm Estoos,representing Monty Holm, pointed out that the existing conditions allow trucks to enter the 5th gate without using Marina Drive.The proposed street improvements would eliminate that and also the ability of trucks to make a U-tum at this intersection and require the semi trucks to enter the residential area to turn around. There was some discussion by the Council and it was pointed out that with the development of Moulton Landing there is the potential for increased traffic on Commerce.It was suggested that the trucks enter Moses Lake Iron and Metal at one gate and exit out another gate,thereby eliminating the need fora U-turn at Commerce and Marina. Jim Whitaker,City Attorney,pointed out that if the Council chooses to allow an intersection that is less than Community Standards,the city would be liable forany accident that occurs. He pointed out that the U-turns being made at this time are in violation of state statute. Action Taken:Mr.Chapman moved that the variance request for the street improvements be denied but that a variance be granted for a 30' curb cut at gates 4 and 5,seconded by Mr.Paine, and passed unanimously. /(D/O /oou> /iff 3//V //£*? 5118 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES:4 May 14,1996 iQQ ORDINANCE -PARKPLACE INVESTORS ZONE CHANGE -2ND READING/PUBLIC HEARING Parkplace Investors has requested a zone change of approximately 3/4 of an acre northeast of the proposed Evelyn Drive,from R-1,Single Family Residential to R-2,Single Family and Two Family Residential;from R-1 to C-2,General Commercial and Business;and from R-3,Multi-family Residential, to C-2.Thezone change is desired to develop the property with threeduplex units.The Comprehensive Plan designation for the area is Residential.The Planning Commission recommended that the zone change request be approved. The public hearing was opened.There were no comments./*"*) Action Taken:Mr.Chapman moved that the public hearing be closed,seconded by Mr.Reese, and passed unanimously. The ordinance amending Section 18.09.020 ofthe Moses Lake Municipal Code was read bytitle only. Action Taken:Mr.Pearce moved that the second reading ofthe ordinance be adopted,seconded by Mr. Reese,and passed unanimously. VI.ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS -None VII.REQUESTS TO CALL FOR BIDS Cj CURB AND RAMP PROJECT Staff requested authorization to call for bids for the 1996 Curband Ramp Project. Action Taken:Mr.Chapman moved that staff be authorized to call for bids, seconded by Mr.Pearce,and passed unanimously. VIII.REFERRALS FROM COMMISSIONS /)RESOLUTION -PIZZA HUT -BUILD ON UNPLATTED PROPERTY io \)fo \^ Columbia Basin Pizza Hut,Inc.has requested permission to build two separate additions, a 20' X 8' exterior cooler and an 8'X 8'glass entryway,onto an existing non-conforming structure on unplatted property.The property is located at 205 S. Pioneer,where Broadway intersects with Pioneer, and located within the C-2 Zone,General Commercial and Business.The Comprehensive Plan designation for the area is Commercial.At the time the building was constructed the property was zoned CM - Light Commercial,and no set backs were required.In 1976 the area was rezoned to C-2,General Commercial and Business,which requires 15' front yard setbacks and 15'side yard setbacks for corner lots.This building is now considered a non-conforming structure in the C-2 Zone.The Planning Commission recommended that the request to expand the non-conforming structure and to build on unplatted property be granted. Jim Whitaker,City Attorney,pointed out that if the resolution allowing Pizza Hut to build on unplatted property is adopted,that will also be permission to construct an addition to the existing building. The resolution allowing Columbia Basin Pizza Hut, Inc. to build on unplatted property was read by title only. Action Taken:Mr.Paine moved that the resolution be adopted,seconded by Mr.Pearce,and passed unanimously. RESERVOIR #8 ANNEXATION The City of Moses Lake has submitted a Notice of Intent to Annex property located north of Ernie's Second Addition in the Kittleson Road area.The area proposed for annexation is designated for Commercial uses under the City of Moses Lake's Comprehensive Plan.The area is currently zoned General Commercial underthe Grant County Zoning Ordinance.The Planning Commission recommended that the City Council accept the Notice of Intent to Annex the property. Action Taken:Mr.Pearce moved that the Notice of Intent to Annex be accepted and the Petition for Annexation be drafted with the provisions that the zoning regulations be adopted and the city be required to assume all or any portion of existing indebtedness,seconded by Mr.Chapman,and passed unanimous ly. HAYDEN CAMPUS SHORT PLAT -VARIANCE REQUEST Phil Bloom, on behalf of Hayden Watson,has submitted a request for a variance from the required extension of full width street improvements through the length ofthe proposed Hayden Campus Short Plat along Nelson Road.The area is currently improved with streets constructed to Grant County standards. Nelson Road is currently under the jurisdiction of both the county and the city and that issue will need to n n ^J u 5119 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES: 5 May 14, 1996 be resolved priorto any street improvements being construction.The Planning Commission recommend ed that the variance request for full width street improvements on Nelson Road be approved with the stipulation that a covenant be required to run with the land for future street improvements. Action Taken:Mr.Chapman moved that the variance request be granted with the stipulation that a covenant be required to run with the land for future street improvements,seconded by Mr.Pearce,and passed unanimously. Karen Edwards,Nelson Road,objected to proceeding with a plat before the problem with Nelson Road is taken care of. PELICAN ESTATES -VARIANCE REQUEST Todd Moore, on behalf of Kim Hemphill,has submitted a request for a variance from the required extension of sewer improvements through the length of the proposed Pelican Estates Major Plat on Division and a variance to the driveway standards.The area is currently improved with full width streets, curbs,sidewalks and gutters.The area is served with sewer on the east side of Division (except along the frontage of the subject property and the property to the north) and Nelson Road.The request is to install the sanitary seweron private property.The sewer main is required to be accepted by the city.The driveway variance is to allow one 30'wide private driveway on Lot 2 to service all three lots.The driveway would be constructed as if it were a street intersection with curb returns.The Planning Commission recommended that the sewer variance request be approved with the stipulation that a covenant be required to run with the land for sewer improvements at a future date and that the driveway variance for one 30'wide private driveway on Lot 2 also be approved. Gary G.Harer,Municipal Services Director,stated that staff was in favor of the one driveway to service the three lots but would prefer to have the sewer line installed in city right-of-way rather than on private property. There was some discussion about the placement of the sewer main as constructing a sewer main on private property creates maintenance problems for the city. Action Taken:Mr.Reese moved that sewer variance request be approved with the stipulation that a covenant be required to run with the land for sewer improvements at a future date,and the driveway variance for one 30'wide private driveway on Lot 2 to service all three lots be approved,seconded by Mr. \^_J Paine, and failed with Mr.Reese,Mr.Paine, and Mr.Jackson in favor and Mr.Chapman,Mr.Pearce, and Mr.Nichols opposed. Action Taken:Mr.Pearce moved that the driveway variance for one 30'wide private driveway on Lot 2 to service all three lots be approved,seconded by Mr.Chapman,and passed unanimously. SHADY NOOK MOBILE HOME PARK -VARIANCE REQUEST Loris Harrell has submitted a plat for the Shady Nook Mobile Home Park at 719 South Balsam Street.The property is in the R-3 and C-2 zones.Under the platting regulations there is a requirement for full width street improvements to both 7th Avenue and Balsam.Mr.Harrell has agreed to install the required sidewalk on 7th Avenue and the water main on Balsam Street but has requested a variance to the requirement for full width street improvements on Balsam Street.Normally variance requests for street improvements have not been granted when the street abuts improved streets.The Planning Commission recommended that the variance request for full width street improvements to Balsam Street be granted with the stipulation that a covenant run with the land for the improvements at a later date. Gary G.Harer,Municipal Services Director,pointed out that the unimproved portion of Balsam abuts improved streets.Normally variances to street improvements have been granted where there are no street improvements already constructed. Loris Harrell,ownerof Shady Nook Mobile Home Park,stated that obligating him to install street and utility improvements on Balsam Street would not be cost effective forthe few additional mobile homes that are proposed for the park. He stated that since he has the approvals to relocate the stream and level the property, he willwithdrawn his variance request at this time. PENINSULA ESTATES PHASE IV -VARIANCE Ron Baker,representing Richard Boyden, has requested a variance to the Community Standards for the construction of Wapato Drive in connection with the Peninsula Estates Phase IV Binding Site Plan. The request is to install only 8' of asphalt on the northwest side of Wapato with no installation of curb or sidewalk on the northwest side. Action Taken:Mr.Chapman moved that this item be removed from the table,seconded by Pearce, and passed unanimously. GaryG.Harer,Municipal Services Director,stated that itis proposed to have a curb, gutter, sidewalk and full half-width street on the southeast side of Wapato to service the Peninsula Estates Phase IV.The northwest side of the street would only be improved with 8'of asphalt. //<£6s> }!?<* llSl w \\W ioLl^ ,050 5120 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES:6 May 14, 1996 Ron Baker,representing the project,stated that the variance is being requested because when the bridge across I-90 is eliminated it will make Wapato a residential street.He pointed out that if the request is granted,Mr.Boyden will provide paving fora parking lane on his side and two travel lanes.The request is to eliminate 2' of asphalt and the curb and sidewalk on the northwest side of Wapato. This request was previously approved by the Council. There was discussion by the Council, which was opposed to half-width street development,and it was pointed out that Mr.Boyden has been granted a number of concessions on this piece of property. Action Taken:Mr.Pearce moved that the variance request be denied,seconded by Mr.Chapman,and f0*} passed unanimously. IX.OTHER ITEMS FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION CASCADE PARK -MOBILE HOME Staff requested permission to purchase a used mobile home and have it set up in Cascade Park to house the resident caretaker. The use of the parkhas increased in recent years with the subsequent possibility of vandalism,rule violations,and alcohol abuse. Jerry Thaut, Parks and Recreation Director,stated that with the increased use of the park it is desirable to have someone on site close to 24 hours a day during the peak season to minimize complaints and provide for a safe environment. Action Taken:Mr.Chapman moved that the staff be authorized to purchase a mobile home not to exceed $5,000,seconded by Mr.Paine, and passed unanimously. 0 ICE RINK Staff has located a used ice rink 190'x 80' that includes the necessary safety equipment for a hockey program at a cost of $172,100.A new rinkthis size costs about $350,000.The new rinkwould be placed at the old Swedberg Pool site.The current rink could be retained and used for figure skating,lessons, and other ice activities without conflicting with ice hockey time. There was some discussion by the Council.>—v Action Taken:Mr.Chapman moved that staff be authorized to purchase the ice hockey rink for $172,100, seconded by Mr.Paine, and passed unanimously. EAST BROADWAY -VARIANCE Phil Bloom, Columbia Northwest Engineering, has requested a variance of the Community Standards on East Broadway to install two driveways with curb returning around the driveways. There was some discussion bythe Council concerninglocationsof futuredriveways along East Broadway. It was pointed out that the location of additional driveways could be determined through the platting or binding site plan process. Action Taken:Mr.Pearce moved that the variance be granted fortwo driveways on the east side of East Broadway and two driveways on the west side of East Broadway and the developers coordinatewithcity staff on the design and placement,seconded by Mr.Reese,and passed unanimously. DONATION Mr.Jackson stated that the City of Yonezawa has donated 130,000 yen to the City of Moses Lake. It was the consensus of Council that the funds be used in the Three Ponds area. X.CITY MANAGER REPORTS AND COMMENTS fi BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT C) Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,distributed the April 1996 Building Activity Report. The regularmeeting was recessed at 10:35 p.m. and the Council met in an executive session to discuss the selection process for the new Council member.The executivesession was adjourned at 11:15 p.m. and the regular meeting was reconvened.The regular meeting was adjourned at/1:15 p.m. ATTEST: Finance Director u u u BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION/CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MOSES LAKE,WASHINGTON IN THE MATTER OF THE PARKPLACE INVESTORS ZONE CHANGE NO.ZC 96-1 FINDINGS OF FACT,CONCLUSIONS, AND DECISION 2. 3. 4. HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION. 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Date. A public hearingwas held upon propernotice before the Commission on April 11, 1996. Proponent. Parkplace Investors is the proponent of this zone change. Purpose.The proponent has requested a zone change of property legally described as follows from R-1, Single Family Residential,to R-2, Single Family and Two Family Residential;from R-1 to C-2,General Commercial and Business;and from R-3,Multi- family Residential,to C-2. Evidence.The Commission considered the following materials in reaching its decision. A.The application of the proponent for the zone change. B.Comments from the public. FINDINGS OF FACT BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION. Based upon the evidence presented to them,the Planning Commission made the following findings of fact: 2.1 The proponent is the owner of property legally described above. 2.2 The property is platted. 2.3 The zone change is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. 2.4 The zone change is in the public interest and will benefit the public welfare. 2.5 An adequate buffer is provided forthe existing R-1 development. 2.6 The zone change will allow development on currently vacant property. CONCLUSIONS BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION. From the foregoing findings of fact the Commission made the following conclusions: 3.1 The Planning Commission of the City of Moses Lake is vested with the authority to recommend to the City Council the advisability of the proposed change in zoning. 3.2 The rezone request ofthe proponent is properly before the Commission for its recommen dation. 3.3 It is proper at this time for the Planning Commission to make a recommendation on this rezone request. 3.5 It is in the best interests and welfare of the city's citizens not to rezone the property as proposed. RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION. On the basis of the foregoing findings of fact and conclusions,it is the recommendation of the Planning Commission ofthe City ofMoses Laketo the City Council of the City of Moses Lake that the request for a rezone of this property be granted. FURTHER HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL. 5.1 Date.A public hearing was held upon proper notice before the City Council on May 14, 1996. 5.2 Proponent.Parkplace Investors is the proponent of this rezone. 5.3 Purpose.The City Council considered the request for a rezone. 5.4 Evidence.The City Council considered the following materials in reaching its decision: A.The application of the proponent for the rezone. B.The history of the property. C.Comments from the public.\) 6.FURTHER FINDINGS OF FACT BY THE CITY COUNCIL. No further evidence was presented to the City Council.The City Council adopts those findings of fact made previously by the Planning Commission as its own. 7.FURTHER CONCLUSIONS OF THE CITY COUNCIL. From the foregoing findings of fact the City Council makes the following conclusions: 7.1 The City Council ofthe City of Moses Lake is vested with the authority to make a decision on a proposed change in zoning. 7.2 The rezone request of the proponent is properly before the Council for its decision. 7.3 It is proper at this time for the City Council to make a decision on this rezone request. 8.DECISION OF THE CITY COUNCIL. The City Council of the City of Moses Lake agrees with the recommendation of the Planning Commission and grants the zone change request. Dated: May 14,1996 n