1950.04.11_0000117April11-¶0
Council proceedings
Council met in regular session with the following mamberspresent•Mayor C.M.McCosh,Councilmen Shaddock,Starr,Lowe,Goodrich,Gillett,&Thoren.
twoTheminutesofthepreviousregularmeetingandspecialMeetingswerereadandapprovedasread.
The following bills were read and ordered paid by motion ofCouncilmanThoren2ndbyShaddock.
I Sever
J.R.Baun-march salary -Supt.--------Ì\g,gra
Deþt.of Labor &Industries-1st ¼premium 22.40 2ColumbiaBasinMachine-Inv #12381-12324-12370.36.06BasinPress--sewer codes &-17.¶lBedford&Sherman-Premiums On insurance 331.08BasinHerald-Pub -Ordinance #130 23.63
Park
E,Humphrey-March Salary-Labor 237.30
.M2ses Lake B1dgMaterials-Lbr for park use W.46WesternColdStorage-fertilizer 18.64
Läkeside Service-oil 82BillHerman-Labor on Tennis Court 161.70HolmesBros.Concrete mix.Tennis Court 497.64"#""""490.00""""""49¶.00
Currenterpense
Columbia Basn Bank-payment on piekup 9¶.¶2
Wm.E.Bjork-March Salary-olice Chief 288.40
Clyde Jenkins ""Asst.280.10iR.W.Blackburn n "Policeman 267.00
E.Penhallick ""Collector &Police Judge 280.10
Archie T,enner ""Treasurer 100.00
B.J.McLean ""Attorney 100.00Wm.P,Simmons Fire Chief 29.00DorothyPenhallick,Police Matron 39.4C
C.M.McCosh Council meetings For March 2 10.000.C.Sogddock """2 10.00T.E.L we """2 10.000.D.Göodrich """2 10.00JR.Starr """2 10.00H.W.JGllett """2 10.008,E.Inoren """2 10.00C.M.McCosh Mileage to Yakima,Hotel 20.48
R.E.Thoren Inspection fees to 4-10 37.fC""""4.-10 157.75DeptofLabor&Industries-1st ¼premium 12.10SpokaneToiletSumply-towels for Jail 3.09DunnAutoElectric-Inv #½106-1846 Police car 4.80"""Inv #¶389-1897-1961 53.6¶""""#1996-2013-2041-2093-2137-2200.2207 17.32MorricCafe-Prisioner meals for March 14.21HughLinggGarbagehaul-March 17½.00
I 0.K.SS .Inv #1¶249-1¶ll6-l¶l37-lfl92 13.03BaisPress-Suaplies Police &Hall 28.89Col.Basin Herald-Pub Ord #129 22.20Bedford&Sherman-Ind Prem's Police Dept.1 .""""Fire Dept""""General City operations 2¶2.90
Water fund
Noel Scott-march salary-labor 132.¶OTedKursave"u 120.80
Water Fund grJ.R.Baun March salary-89.60GordonSixberry-March labor 161.88
Marlow Wardall -"122.50PacifieWaterWorks-inv #10042 -meters 479 4¶Daily Journal of Commerce-notice to bidders 16.OBasinPress-supplies for office 17.1C.F.Cass-ditcher work 62.¶oColumbiaBasinMachine-Inv's attached ¶9.91Lakesideservice-tire repairs .¶.94DeptofLabor-1st ¾prem.20.86
Daily Journal of Commerce-bid calls 9.½
E.J.Ebal-insurance on pumps .16)&
J.R.Baun-March salary-112.OTedKursave-"120.80NoelScott"132.60M.J.Pippins "38.20GordonSixberry"70.00Badford&Sherman-Premium *Insurance 162.11
Columbia Basin MachineIny *12383-12386 11.88
"""Inv #12377-12376 4¶.96LakesideService-011 -inv #80-21 3.30
A popcorn vendor requested permission to use parking space on thestreets.He was advised to secure permission from þhe owners of
property where he wished to park.Motion by Thoren 2nd by Shaddock
Property owners of a section of Capistrano Park presented a petition
for annexation.The petition was tabled for further invest'gation.
A delegation of residents from Knolls Vista requested information
regarding oiling the streets speed limits,and dog control.They
were adviswd that nothing deËinitewas insight ergarding oiling,Chief Bjork was instructed to investigate the speed question and
the dog situation,and reportbat the next meeting.
A motion to authorise the P.U,D.to install street lights in
Knolls Vista and Guffin-Ec11es addition was made and carried.
Motion by Goodrich 2nd By Shaddock.
g>The Mayor appointed Gene Keyes and Paul Lyman to serve on theb\Planning Commission,The appointment was confirmed by the Council.
County Commissioner Geo.Sparks attended the meeting regarding the
raising and widening the fill across the horn th Knolls Vista.He
estimated the cost at approx.$8.000,shared by the County and city
jointly.A motion by Councilman Starr 2nd by Goodrich was made and
carried to work out financing and details later.
W.C.Armstrong brought up the question of having all sidewalks on3dst,a uniform width,of tenfeet.The setup now has sections of
10 feet and some of 5 feet.He was advised that the signatures of
all property owners involved would be required agreeing to thechangeinwidthwhererequired.
The petition of Jack Penhallurick and Emil Suko for hearing for
platting and for platting was read and the hearing set for May 9th.
Engineer G.D.Hall reported on his investigation of the merits
of a steel water tank or concrete .Mr.E,D.Fowler was also
present and made on impromtu bid for a steel stand pipe.After
due consideration of all aspects od Mr.Hall's statement and
Mr.Fowlers remarks the Council decided not accept Mr.Fowler's
offer and by motion of Councilman Gillett2nd by Shaddock threw
out all bids and to call for new bids Motion carried.p -44 -9
The appointment of County Commissioner Geo Sparks as Strëet Supervisor
was made by the Mayag and confirmed by the Council at 200.00 per mo.
Recessed C.M.McCosh
E.Penhallick,Clerk Mayor