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1982 09 143532 CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MOSES LAKE September 114,1982 Members Present:Harvey Vernier,Charles Edwards,Bob Wallenstien,Norm Staat, and Bill Reese Absent:Norm Johnson and Wayne Rimple Mr.Reese moved that Mr.Edwards be elected Mayor Pro Tern,seconded by Mr. Wallenstien and passed unanimously. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Pro Tern Edwards at 8 p.m. Mr.Wallenstien moved that the minutes of the meeting of August 24 be approved as submitted,seconded by Mr.Reese,and passed unanimously. APPROVAL OF BILLS REGULAR BILLS AMOUNT GENERAL $34,407.08 STREET 6,646,06 ARTERIAL STREET .1,499.80 STREET REPAIR &RECONSTRUCTION 45,000.00 BLOCK GRANT 14,587.57 FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE 46,895.00 WATER/SEWER 20,618.56 SANITATION 23,799.58 WATER/SEWER CONSTRUCTION 4,824.54 EQUIPMENT RENTAL 4,805.86 FIREMEN'S PENSION 195.95 TOTAL $203,280.00 Mr.Reese moved that the bills be approved as submitted,seconded by Mr. Wallenstien,and passed with Mr.Edwards abstaining from voting for that portion of the bills to Coast to Coast. I.CITIZEN INPUT None II.CONSENT AGENDA Mr.Wallenstien moved that the following items on the Consent Agenda be approved: 1.Acceptance of Work -Tulare Avenue -Block Grant JOI^ 2.Acceptance of Work -1982 Street Overlay Project /o/9 3.Consideration of Bids -Steel Water Main Replacement -rejected //o?0> 4.Request to Call for Bids -Lighting Materials -"C"Field -granted //// seconded by Mr.Vernier,and passed,unanimously. III.CONSIDERATION OF BIDS None IV.PETITIONS,COMMUNICATIONS,OR PUBLIC HEARINGS PUBLIC HEARING - ORDINANCE -AMENDING COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - 2ND READING ——/Of/ A letter was read from Rita Perstac,Community Development Director,which pre sented an ordinance amending the city's Comprehensive Plan. The public hearing was opened.There were no comments,so the public response was closed. 3533 !*/(/ ,0 0»* ,/' CITY COUNCIL MINUTES:2 September 14,1982 Mr.Wallenstien moved that the public hearing be closed,seconded by Mr. Reese,and passed unanimously. The ordinance amending Chapter 17.48 of the Moses Lake Municipal Code entitled "Comprehensive Plan"by adding Section 17.48.020 was read by title only. Mr.Reese moved that the second reading of the ordinance be adopted,seconded by Mr.Staat,and passed unanimously. V.ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS ORDINANCE -AMEND UTILITY OCCUPATION TAX -2ND READING A letter was read from Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,which presented an ordinance reducing the utility occupational tax from 8%to 7.6%in order to comply with state law. The ordinance amending Sections 3.30.050 and 3.30.055 of Chapter 3.30 of the Moses Lake Municipal Code entitled "Utility Occupational Tax"was read by title only. Mr.Wallenstien moved that the second reading of the ordinance be adopted, seconded by Mr.Vernier,and passed unanimously. |0^ORDINANCE -SETTING 1983 TAX LEVY -1ST READING A letter was read from Walter Fry,Finance Director,which presented an ord inance setting the estimated property tax rate for the 1983 budget year. The ordinance fixing the estimated amount to be received for municipal purposes from taxations on assessed valuations on property within the City of Moses Lake,Washington,for the year 1983 was read by title only. Mr.Wallenstien moved that the first reading of the ordinance be adopted, seconded by Mr.Vernier,and passed unanimously. ORDINANCE - AMEND CHAPTER 2.88 - MUNICIPAL COURT - 1ST READING A letter was read from Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,which presented an ordinance increasing the assessment for court costs in the Moses Lake Municipal Court. The ordinance amending Chapter 2.88 entitled "Municipal Court"of the Moses Lake Municipal Code was read by title only. Mr.Reese moved that the first reading of the ordinance be adopted,seconded by Mr.Vernier,and passed unanimously. RESOLUTION -WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY FUNDING A letter was read from Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,which presented a resolution setting out the desired method of financing the city's new waste water treatment facility.The funding would be by way of revenue derived from the sale of $3.35 million in general obligation bonds and $3.35 million in revenue bonds.If the general obligation bond election fails,the entire cost to the city would be financed by revenue bonds. The resolution relating to the construction and funding of a new wastewater treatment facility was read by title only. Mr.Gavinski also presented a report from Seattle-Northwest Securities Corpor ation on the analysis of the Water and Sewer Project Financing. Mr.Wallenstien moved that the resolution be approved,seconded by Mr.Reese, and passed unanimously. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES:3 September 14,1982 ORDINANCE -SETTING GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ELECTION The ordinance relating to the waterworks utility of the city,including the system of sewerage as a part thereof;specifying and adopting a system or plan of additions to and betterments and extensions of that waterworks utility;declaring the estimated cost thereof as nearly as may be;pro viding for the borrowing of a total of $3,350,000 and issuing negotiable general obligation bonds to pay a part of the cost thereof,such bonds to be payable by annual property tax levies to be made in excess of regular property tax levies;and providing for the submission of the proposition of incurring such indebtedness and issuing such bonds and ratifying this ordinance to the qualified voters of the city at a special election to be held therein on November 2,lo82,in conjunction with the state general election to be held on the same date was read by title only. Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,pointed out that this ordinance includes an emergency clause which would require only one reading for passage. Mr.Wallenstien moved that the ordinance be adopted,seconded by Mr.Reese, and passed unanimously. VI.REQUESTS TO CALL FOR BIDS None VII.REFERRALS FROM COMMISSIONS BIKE PATH ROUTE SYSTEM -PARK AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMISSION A letter was read from Cecil Lee,Park and Recreation Director,which presented an updated map of the bicycle route system from the Park and Recreation Comprehensive Plan.The commission recommended that the bicycle path route system be tied to street improvement in Moses Lake and should automatically be brought to the Council's attention any time a street is improved where a bicycle route has been indicated.The Commission has also requested that the Engineering Department determine the feasibility of implementing the bicycle routes on the affected streets. Mr.Vernier moved that the Park and Recreation Comprehensive Plan be amended to include the bicycle route system,seconded by Mr.Staat,and passed unanimously. NONRESIDENT FEES - PARK AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMISSION A letter was*read from Cecil Lee,Park and Recreation Director,which stated that staff had been requested to look into charging non-resident fees for park and recreation programs and facilities.At the present time the city provides park and recreation facilities and services to all those interested without regard to their residence.The Park and Recreation Advisory Commission discussed this concept in depth and recommended that it not be implemented at this time. There was some discussion by the Council and it was decided to look into the possibility of nonresident fees during budget discussions. VIII. OTHER ITEMS FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION LIBRARY AGREEMENTS Joseph K.Gavinski,City Manager,requested authorization to sign the agreements with the North Central Regional Library with the following changes: 3534 J&OQ //6^7 <;S 7 3536 0*\° CITY COUNCIL MINUTES:4 September 14,1982 Library Service Agreement -add the following: 8.ANNEXATION.In the event that the municipality shall be annexed into the district,this agreement shall become null and void as of the effective date of such annexation. Book Retention Agreement -add the following: 5.WITHDRAWAL.In the event that the municipality shall become annexed to the district and shall thereafter sever its connection with the district and provide its own library services,the terms and conditions of this agreement shall none the less continue in full force and effect. Library Building and Maintenance Agreement -delete Provision #5 and add the following: 6.MUTUAL RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY.The municipality and the district and all parties claiming under them hereby mutually release and discharge each other,and the agents and employees of the other party,and waive their entire claim against the other including the agents and employees of the other party for any loss or damage to the property of the other caused by or contributed to by any negligent act or omission of the other party or its agents or employees,including loss or damage caused by fire,lightning,or other hazard,whether or not said loss or damage is covered by insurance.Each party to this agreement shall supply evidence to the other of the property insurance in force at said premises,naming the other as an additional insured. Mr.Edwards felt that the language in the Library Services Agreement should be changed to reflect the fact that the city will only be paying a portion of the maintenance on the building. Mr.Wallenstien moved that the City Manager be authorized to sign the agreements as negotiated,seconded by Mr.Reese,and passed unanimously. IX.COUNCIL QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS None X.CITY MANAGER REPORTS AND COMMENTS INVESTMENT REPORT The investment report for July 1982 was presented to Council. The regular meeting was recessed at 8:45 p.m.and the Council met in an executive session to discuss labor negotiations.The executive session was adjourned at 9:15 p.m.and the regular meeting was reconvened.The regular meeting was adjourned at 9:15 p.m. Charles Edwards,Mayor Pro Tern ATTEST: City Clerk