1981 08 113172
CITY OF MOSES LAKE
MOSES LAKE,WASHINGTON
CITY COUNCIL MEETING -REGULAR MEETING August 11,1981
POLICE/COUNCIL FACILITY 8 p.m.
Members Present:Charles Edwards,Steve Shinn,Harvey Vernier,Don Swanson,
Norm Johnson,and Barry Ziegler
Absent: Robert Hill
^The meeting was called to order at 8 p.m.by Mayor Pro Tern Charles Edwards.
Mr.Johnson moved that the minutes of the meeting of July 28,1981 be approved as
^—'submitted,seconded by Mr.Ziegler,and passed unanimously.
APPROVAL OF BILLS
REGULAR BILLS AMOUNT
GENERAL $21,843.82
STREET 15,555.45
ARTERIAL STREET 6,727.07
STREET REPAIR &RECONSTRUCTION 302.69
DISASTER RELIEF 364.23
BLOCK GRANT 100,864.94
U.C.I.5,553.33
FIRE EQUIP.RESERVE 2,021.57
WATER/SEWER 14,227.06
SANITATION 22,099.82
WATER/SEWER CONSTRUCTION 73,384.29
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 3,896.76
LID #43 17.02
TOTAL $266,858.05
Mr.Swanson moved that the bills be approved as submitted,seconded by Mr.Johnson,
| j and passed unanimously.Warrants in the amount of $266,858.05 were approved forIjpayment.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY -KENT WILMOT
A letter was read from Cheryl Bergener,Assistant to the Secretary of the Water
Works Certification Board,which issued a Certificate of Competency to Kent Wilmot
as a Water Distribution Manager I.
Mr.Edwards presented the certificate to Mr.Wilmot.
I.CITIZEN INPUT
None
II.CONSENT AGENDA
Mr.Swanson moved that the following items on the Consent Agenda be approved:
1.Resolution -Accept easement for bike path /o/S
2.Acceptance of Work -Valley Road Reconstruction /&/9
3.Acceptance of Work -HUD Street Project (CDBG)/orf
j seconded by Mr.Ziegler and passed with Mr.Shinn voting against accepting the work
\ >on the Valley Road Reconstruction Project as he felt it was not up to the standards
of work performed on other streets within the city.
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III.CONSIDERATION OF BIDS
,i HOUSING REHAB -BLOCK GRANT
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A letter was read from Dean S.Hagerty,Chairman of the Citizens Advisory Committee,
which stated that the Committee recommended that the bid on Job #042-TR be awarded
to Fred &Bob's Construction for $9,990.This house is only eligible for $7,115
but it was the Committee's recommendation,after four reviews,that it be considered
a hardship case.The Committee also recommended that the bid on Job 045-TC be
awarded to Leo Reichlin Contracting for $9,607.50.
Mr.Shinn moved that the bids be awarded as recommended,seconded by Mr.Ziegler,
and passed unanimously.
IV.PETITIONS,COMMUNICATIONS,OR PUBLIC HEARINGS
COMMUNICATION - REQUEST TO BLOCK DIVISION STREET -KIWANIS CLUB
A letter was read from John H.Walsh,President Elect of the Kiwanis Club of Moses
Lake,which requested permission to block off Division Street between Third and
Fourth Avenues for their annual Cowboy Breakfast on Saturday,August 22,1981,
commencing about 6:30 a.m.and ending about 11 a.m.
Mr.Johnson moved that permission be granted to block off Division Street for the
Cowboy Breakfast,seconded by Mr.Swanson,and passed unanimously.
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A letter was read from Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,which presented
ordinances concerning the water and sewer rates for the city.
PUBLIC HEARING -ORDINANCE - HATER/SEWER RATES - 2ND READING
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Mr.Gavinski stated that the Council has discussed the water/sewer rates in several
study sessions and changes will be made in the ordinance if the Council makes a
motion to that effect.He stated that the Council had discussed increasing the
present rates by 62.5%.This will bring in enough revenue to keep the water/sewer
bond accounts solvent.
Mr.Gavinski stated that he talked to Steve Norman,the city's bond broker,concern
ing the ULID's and was informed that if the Council would adopt any increase that
would be sufficient to sell the bonds.Mr.Norman stated that if the city converts
the ULID's to regular LID's there would be problems in selling the bonds since
LID's bonds are not marketable at this time.
Mr.Gavinski stated Mr.Norman was of the opinion that if a bond issue was passed
for the new sewer treatment plant that those bonds could be sold.However,if the
city wishes to raise $3 million it would compute to about $2.28 per $1,000.He
stated that if the Council elects to go with a bond issue,the first reading of the
ordinance would have to be at the next Council meeting in order to get it to the
County Auditor in time to put it on the ballot.
James Whitaker,City Attorney,stated that he spoke with the city's bond counsel
and it is his opinion that it is as close to legally impossible to reverse the
process on the ULID's.They advised against it.
Mr.Whitaker explained the problems if the city elects to go to a general obligation
bond for the new sewer treatment plant.
The public hearing was opened.
Bernice Schmidt,918 S.Skyline,wanted to know if the 62.5%would be just for the
remainder of 1981?Mr.Edwards stated that there is no time limit set at this
time.
Howard Fryette,representing Big Bend Community College,wanted to know if there
would be a different rate system for commercial as opposed to residential.Mr.
Edwards stated that there would be.
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Terry O'Neal,113 Schilling Drive,wanted to know how the city arrived at the 62.5%
figure.She was given a copy of the information presented to Council by the City
Manager.
Margaret Larson,1015 Lakeside Drive,was interested in the surcharge being imposed
at the base.She stated that she already pays a service charge of 50%of the water
rate.She wanted to know why there is a service charge and then a surcharge on top
of it.
Mr.Gavinski stated that the $6 is charged for putting that account into service.
*It is a one time thing.
'—'There were not further comments,so the public response was closed.
Mr.Shinn distributed three information sheets to the Council concerning the dif
ferent water/sewer rates proposed.He stated that the city would probably have to
look at the water/sewer rates again in 1983.
Mr.Ziegler felt that the city will have to look at the water/sewer rates every
year.
Mr.Johnson moved that the public hearing be closed,seconded by Mr.Swanson,and
passed unanimously.
Mr. Johnson moved that the ordinance be amended to show the 62.5%increase worked
up by city staff at Council direction,the ordinance to take effect September 1,
1981,and the second reading be adopted,seconded by Mr.Shinn.
Mr.Ziegler felt that the rate should be adopted only through the end of the year
and another rate be adopted beginning January 1,1982.
Mr.Johnson stated that a permanent rate must be set in order for bond counsel to
accept it.
,-,Mr.Ziegler moved that the motion be amended to adopt the 62.5%increase in rates
I beginning September 1,1981 and ending December 31,1981 and in January 1,1982 the
I |rates recommended by Mr.Shinn be adopted,seconded by Mr.Shinn.
It was Mr.Whitaker's opinion that this would be acceptable to bond counsel since a
new rate would take effect when the old rate ran out.
Mr.Johnson stated that he was not in favor of this amendment.
Mr.Shinn stated that the Council has discussed the water/sewer rates for six
months and he felt the city now has something viable to work with.He felt that
the rates should be looked at again in 1982 for the 1983 year.
The amending motion was defeated with Mr.Ziegler and Mr.Shinn in favor and Mr.
Johnson,Mr.Vernier,Mr.Swanson,and Mr.Edwards opposed.
Mr.Vernier stated that the original ordinance puts a 25%surcharge on the base
accounts but the figures presented by the Finance Director does not.
Mr.Whitaker stated that the Council would be amending the ordinance so that the
surcharge is eliminated and all accounts pay the same rate.
The ordinance relating to Chapter 13.12 of the Moses Lake Municipal Code entitled
"Water and Sewer Rates"by amending certain sections and adding new provisions to
certain sections of Chapter 13.12 was read by title only.
Mr.Ziegler stated that the rates proposed by staff exceed the rate that was first
(/put into the ordinance and he was opposed to it for that reason.
Mr.Swanson stated that if the Council had adopted the rates when they were first
proposed the city would not have this problem but the summer months are nearly over
and he felt the 62.5%is the way to go at this time.
The motion to adopt the ordinance with the rates proposed by staff at this meeting
was passed with Mr.Ziegler and Mr.Shinn opposed.
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,PUBLIC HEARING -ORDINANCE -REPEAL CHAPTER 13.16 - 2ND READING
y>The public hearing was opened.
There were no comments,so the public response was closed.
Mr.Swanson moved that the public hearing be closed,seconded by Mr.Ziegler,and
passed unanimously.
The ordinance repealing Chapter 13.16 of the Moses Lake Municipal Code entitled
"Water and Sewer Rates -Larson Air Force Base"was read by title only.
Mr.Johnson moved that the second reading of the ordinance be adopted,seconded by
Mr.Swanson,and passed unanimously.
V.ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
,ORDINANCE - NOXIOUS WEED CONTROL - 2ND READING
A letter was read from Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,which presented an ordin
ance concerning noxious weed control.
The ordinance adopting Chapter 8.22 of the Moses Lake Municipal Code entitled
"Noxious Weed Control"was read by title only.
Mr.Ziegler moved that the second reading of the ordinance be adopted,seconded by
Mr.Shinn,and passed unanimously.
VI.REQUEST TO CALL FOR BIDS
BLOCK GRANT -HOUSING
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A letter was read from Dean S.Hagerty,Chairman of the Citizens Advisory Committee,
which stated that the Committee recommended that staff be authorized to call for
bids on Job #046-TD,Job #047-TE,and Job #048-AD.
Mr.Ziegler moved that staff be authorized to call for bids,seconded by Mr.Johnson,
and passed unanimously.
VII.REFERRALS FROM COMMISSIONS
ORDINANCE -REZONE REQUEST -WUTZKE -1ST READING
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A letter was read from Rita Perstac,Community Development Director,which presented
an ordinance concerning a zone change from R-l,Single Family Residential,to C-4,
Highway Commercial.This property is owned by G.P.Wutzke of Tacoma and is located
just south of 1-90 between Lakeshore Drive on the west,Wanapum on the north,and
Wapato on the east.The Planning Commission denied this zone change request and
Mr.Wutzke has filed another rezone application with the city.This will be pre
sented to the Planning Commission at their meeting on August 13.
The ordinance amending Section 18.09.020 of Chapter 18 of the Moses Lake Municipal
Code entitled "Zoning"was read by title only.
Mr.Ziegler moved that the first reading of the ordinance be denied,seconded by
Mr.Shinn,and passed unanimously.
ORDINANCE - ANNEXATION - LAKESHORE ESTATES #2 - 1ST READING
A letter was read from Rita Perstac,Community Development Director,which pre
sented an ordinance annexing a small parcel of land west of Laguna Drive,adjacent
to the lake.This parcel is part of the Lakeshore Estates #2 Preliminary Plat.
The Planning Commission recommended that this parcel be zoned R-l,Single Family
Residential.
The ordinance providing for the annexation of certain territory to the City of
Moses Lake,Washington,and incorporating the same within the corporate limits
thereof,providing for the assumption of existing indebtedness and zoning,was read
by title only.
Mr.Ziegler moved that the first reading of the ordinance be adopted and a public
hearing be set for August 25,seconded by Mr.Johnson,and passed unanimously.
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LAKESHORE ESTATES #2 PRELIMINARY PLAT ^7//3&
A letter was read from Rita Perstac,Community Development Director,which presented
the Lakeshore Estates Division #2 Preliminary Plat.This proposed plat is located
adjacent to Laguna Drive and the lake and consists of 22 lots each approximately
12,500 square feet in size.The property is zoned R-l,Single Family Residential,
except for lots 5 through 9 which are zoned R-3,Multi-family Residential.All
lots will be served by city water and sewer.A shoreline permit will be required
for street and utility improvements as well as the construction of residential
buildings.
Mr.Swanson moved that the preliminary plat be approved with the following condi
tions:
1.Bearings not shown on plat map.
2.Easements and/or alleys not shown.
3.Street alignment between the proposed plat and the dedicated right-of-way may
require some replatting of the existing street.
4.Date of preliminary survey not shown.
5.Monuments not shown.
6.Vicinity map scale needs to be 400':1".
7.List of utility improvements required or existing utilities not shown.
8.Names and addresses of all adjacent land owners wtihin 200'not attached.
9.Square foot of lots and plat not shown.
10. Contours not shown on the 2'intervals.
11.Tract A will require a variance.
12.Public sanitary sewer is required and lots do not have to be 15,000 square
feet each.
13.All streets shall be improved to full city standards with curb,gutter,side
walk,and other appurtenances.This would also include the bridge crossing.
14.Improvement plans prepared by a Registered Civil Engineer in the State of
Washington shall be submitted for review and approval of the City Engineer.
These improvements will either have to be constructed or bonded for prior to
recording the final plat.
15.Fire hydrants shall be required to be installed at the north boundary line of
Lot 2,Block 3,and then eyery 550'to 600'north on Laguna Drive.
16.That portion of Block 3 lying in the county shall be annexed to the city.
17.A variance be granted for Tract A and that area not be built upon,
seconded by Mr.Ziegler,and passed unanimously.
VIII.OTHER ITEMS FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION
.-SAMMONS COMMUNICATIONS RATE INCREASE
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\i A letter was read from David G.Garrett,Manager of Sammons Communications,which
stated that Sammons is interested in rebuilding the Moses Lake cable TV system as
soon as possible.
Mr. Shinn stated that between 1979 and 1981 Sammons increased its investments from
just under $1 million to $1,577,000 and he wanted to know what that was for.He
had a feeling it was for HBO and he questioned whether or not the general rate
payer should bear the expense for installing that system.
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Mr.Garrett stated that satellite equipment has been installed,7 channels,elec
tronic gear,and the video data system were replaced and WOR,WTBS,WGN,and HBO
were all added.
Mr.Shinn stated that with the new rates Sammons would be making 16.68%after
income tax.He stated that he could see an increase but not to $8.95.
Mr.Garrett stated that the rate should be $8.75,not $8.95.He stated that the
new system will bring in approximately 22 new channels,depending upon what is
available at the time.He stated that Sammons has already started to remap Othello
Mr.Swanson moved that the rate increase of $8.75 be approved subject to the
completion of improvements as presented to Council,seconded by Mr.Johnson.
Mr.Edwards wanted to know what Sammons has done to improve the quality of the
picture as channels 2,4,and 6 were terrible last week.
Mr.Garrett stated that that happens every summer when the temperatures get over
90°.Those channels come out of Spokane and are picked up by antennas since they
are not on a microwave and when it gets hot it creates problems.Sammons was
receiving the pictures that way.
Mr.Ziegler wanted to know when the improvements will be started.
Mr.Garrett stated that Sammons started yesterday with mapping Othello and it will
probably take a year or more to complete the improvements.
The motion passed with Mr.Vernier opposed.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION BENEFIT AREA
A letter was read from Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,which stated that the
Mayor attended a Public Transportation Benefit Area conference in Ephrata where the
city was asked whether they supported the concept of a PTBA.The Mayor did not
take a position,feeling that a position should be collectively taken by the entire
City Council.
Mr. Gavinski stated that a conference was called which consisted of all the munici
palities in Grant County.The conference was continued till the City of Moses Lake
could be heard from.If the conference decides that there should be a PTBA,they
will go on to the next step.If the conference decides there should not be a PTBA,
it will end right there.He stated that it is a long process,and if the city
decides against it later,they could still get out of it.A funding election will
be held and the voters will decide whether there will be a PTBA just by deciding
whether or not to give it funding.
Mr.Shinn felt that the city should look at the total program since the city could
back out at a later date plus the fact that the voters will ultimately decide
whether the system shall become fact.
Mr.Johnson stated that he was not in favor of it.
Mr.Edwards stated that several people have tried to run buses in Moses Lake and it
has never been a profitable operation.He stated that it would cost the taxpayers
approximately $600,000 and he was opposed to it.
Mr.Swanson stated that the city already has a private individual trying to run a
bus service and he did not feel the city should endorse a competing system.
Mr.Gavinski stated that the taxpayer would be paying for this system and the PTBA
would be contracting with the private individual to provide the service.
Mr.Ziegler moved that the City Council not take a position on the Feasibility
Study,seconded by Mr.Johnson,and passed with Mr.Vernier and Mr.Shinn opposed.
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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR'S POSITION
A letter was read from Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,which stated that the
funding is running out for the switchboard operator's position.He requested that
the position be extended to the end of the 1981 fiscal year since it was determined
that the position is necessary even if a change in the telephone system is contem
plated.
Mr.Ziegler moved that the switchboard operator's position be extended to the end
of 1981,seconded by Mr.Johnson,and passed unanimously.
REQUEST TO PURCHASE IBM COPIER 7
A letter was read from Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,which stated that the city
has been informed by IBM that it would be cheaper for the city to purchase the
copier as opposed to leasing the machine.
There was some discussion by the Council on the advantages and disadvantages of
purchasing as opposed to leasing.
Mr.Ziegler moved that the City Manager be authorized to purchase the IBM copier,
seconded by Mr.Shinn,and passed unanimously.
WATER SERVICE OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS
A letter was read from Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,which requested Council
direction on the question of supplying utility service to areas outside the city's
corporate limits.
Mr.Gavinski stated that a subdivision of approximately 110 acres is proposed
outside the city limits which contains approximately 100 lots and they are request
ing city services.He stated that the city in the past has provided utility service
to individuals and industrial concerns but has not dealt with subdivisions.
Mr.Edwards felt that no utility services should be extended unless the property
owners were willing to come into the City of Moses Lake.
Mr.Gavinski stated that if that decision also included industrial concerns there
would be no problems.However,problems could occur if a different policy were
used for residential as opposed to industrial.
A study session was set for August 18 at 8 p.m.in the Council Chambers.
IX.COUNCIL QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS
STREET VACATION -AIKEN
Mr.Ziegler stated that in 1978 the city swapped right-of-way located on the
corner of Valley Road and Stratford with Mr.Aiken.The ordinance stated that the
existing signs could remain in the right-of-way until a sidewalk was built.Mr.
Aiken has leased the station to another individual who is running a Mobile station
and they would like to put up a Mobile sign in the same area where the Amaco sign
was.Mr.Ziegler felt it was the legislative intent to allow the signs to remain
until the sidewalk was put in and he felt that the Mobile sign should be allowed to
be put in the same place.
Mr.Shinn stated that he was under the impression that it was Council's intent to
get the signs away from the street and out of the public right-of-way.
After some discussion by Council,it was the consensus that an ordinance be brought
back amending the original ordinance to allow the Mobile sign to be placed in the
city's right-of-way.
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X.CITY MANAGER REPORTS AND COMMENTS
'J?UTILITY OCCUPATIONAL TAX
Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,stated that Substitute House Bill 61 takes effect
on January 1,1982 and will affect the amount of money the city collects from the
telephone company by way of the city's utility occupational tax.
He stated that he will be meeting with the telephone company on this.
A study session was set for August 18,1981 at 8 p.m.in the Council Chambers to
discuss the problem.
SISTER CITY
Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,stated that the Sister City delegation from Japan
will be in Moses Lake on August 21,1981 to see the Grant County Fair.A reception
is planned for 10 a.m.in the Council Chambers.
TITANIUM PLANT
Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,stated that the ground breaking ceremony for the
Titanium Plant is scheduled for Saturday,August 15,at 3 p.m.with a no-host
cocktail hour at 6:30 and dinner at 7:30 at the Hallmark Inn.
Mr.Edwards,Mr.Ziegler,Mr.Shinn,Mr.Swanson,and Mr.Vernier indicated that
they would be attending.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:50 p.m.
ATTEST:
City Clerk
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IN THE MATTER OF:
BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF MOSES LAKE,WASHINGTON
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Rezoning Request of )Findings of Fact,
Mr.G.P.Wutzke )Conclusions,and Decision
This matter,having come on before the Moses Lake City Council for action on the
11th day of August,1981,now makes the following:
FINDINGS OF FACT
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1.Mr.G.P.Wutzke,Tacoma,Washington,owns approximately twenty acres of land
located just south of Interstate 90 in Battery Orchard Tracts 64,65,and 67,
bounded by Lakeshore Drive on the west,Wanapum on the north,and Wapato on
the east,legally described as:
Tract 64,Tract 65,and a portion of Tract 67 of Battery Orchard Tracts
located in the NW%of Section 33,Township 19N,Range 28 EWM,Moses Lake,
Washington.
2.The approximately 20 acres of land owned by Mr.G.P.Wutzke is presently
zoned R-l,Single Family Residential,and Mr.Wutzke has requested that the
land be rezoned C-4,Tourist Commercial,with the intent of selling this
property for a motel-restaurant,a small shopping center,or a mini-convention
center to locate at this site.
3.A public hearing before the Planning Commission scheduled upon notice on the
issue of rezoning the land in question was held July 30,1981.
4.Joyce Rector,3312 W.Lakeshore Drive,Moses Lake,Washington,appeared
during the public hearing and stated that she was opposed to the rezone as
the Comprehensive Plan determined this area should be residential.She also
stated that the access is poor from the freeway.She stated that it would
create extra traffic and the streets are in such poor condition that they
could not handle it.She also felt this would be spot zoning.
5.Dorothy Slinde,3328 Lakeshore Drive,Moses Lake,Washington,appeared during
the public hearing and stated that she agreed with the comments of Mrs.
Rector.
6.Ida Cappuccio,3319 Lakeshore Drive,Moses Lake,Washington,appeared during
the public hearing and stated that this zone change would be along the full
length of her property and it would be about 12 feet from her bedroom window.
This project would mean pavement up to her property line and she felt the
project would be a nuisance unless a buffer zone 300 feet deep were required.
7.Elliott Eyler,Yakima,Washington,appeared during the public hearing and
stated that he owns lots 131 and 132 and he has been trying to get good
access to them for years.
8.Mr.Tom Wutzke,Tacoma,Washington,appeared during the public hearing and
stated that an R-3 zone would be acceptable if a conditional use could be
granted for the construction of a motel or hotel or other project similar in
nature.
9.No other persons appeared during the public hearing other than Joyce Rector,
Dorothy Slinde,Ida Cappuccio,Elliott Eyler,and Tom Wutzke nor were there
any written protests by any persons filed with the City of Moses Lake.
10.The area immediately to the north,between Wanapum and Interstate 90,is
owned by the State of Washington,Department of Transportation,is presently
zoned R-3,Multi-family Residential,and is vacant land.
11.The area immediately to the northwest is presently zoned R-3,Multi-family
Residential,and Chorney's Lakeshore Motel and three single-family homes are
located in this area.
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12.The area immediately to the southwest,south,and southeast is presently
zoned R-l,Single Family Residential.Several single family homes and vacant
land is located in the area to the southwest,west of Lakeshore Drive.One
single family house is located in the area immediately to the south and east
of the site in question.Mr.G.P.Wutzke of Tacoma,Washington owns a
portion of the vacant land located to the south of the site in question.
13.The area immediately to the northeast is presently zoned R-2,Single Family
and Duplex Residential,and a mobile home park and city Reservoir #4 is
located in this area.
14.The site in question is presently zoned R-l,Single Family Residential and is
vacant land.
15.The city's adopted Comprehensive Plan designates the land use for the site in
question and all the areas immediately surrounding it as residential.
16.The Planning Commission recommended denial of the zone change request at
their July 30,1981 meeting and forwarded their recommendation to the City
Council.
CONCLUSIONS
1.The City Council of the City of Moses Lake is vested with the authority and
has the jurisdiction under the law to entertain a request to rezone land
within the city's corporate limits if the criterion required by law is met.
2.The City Council,at their August 11,1981 meeting,found it to be improper
to continue considering Mr.Wutzke's request to rezone 20 acres of land from
R-l,Single Family Residential,to C-4,Tourist Commercial.The City Council
at their August 11,1981 meeting,denied the first reading of the ordinance
providing for this rezone request.
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DECISIONS
The approximately 20 acres of land owned by Mr.G.P.Wutzke which is legally
described in the herein Findings of Fact and which is presently zoned R-l,
Single Family Residential,is hereby denied a rezone to C-4,Tourist Commer
cial.
Dated this 19th day of August,1981.
CITY OF MOSES LAKE
Charles Edwards,Mayor Pro Te