1954.02.09_00001February 2nd-Continued 3D
arold Hoving brought in prints of a proposed Civic Office Bldg.
de was instructed to go ahead with further drawings.
Meeting adjourned.
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CITY CLERK MAYOR
February 9,1954
The-Gouncil met in regular session,the meeting was called to order
by Pro-tem O.C.Shadiuck,councilmen present were;Dan Dunn,Marshall
Burress,Geo Allison,John Leaf and Geo Schuster.
The Motion by Dunn seconded by òchuster Bills be paid and warrants drava.
CURRENT EXPENSE
Warrants Nos 3915 thru 3978 in the amouht of $19,449.76
WATER &SEWER
Warrants Nos 1623 thru 1642 in the enount of 26,99.62WarrantsNos661,676,683 thru 685 in theamount of 1,136.78and686&687 total 197.34STREETDEPT
arrants Nos 871 thru 887 in the muount of 2,487.41
PARK DEPT
Warrants Nos 339 thru 343 in the amount of:386.34
TRAFFIC CONTROL FUND
arrants No 18 thru 20 inthe muount of 827.44
L.I.D.
Warrant No.3976 in the muount of:209.10HEARING
The Motion by Burress seconded by Leaf passed,continuation of hearinguntilnextcouncilmeeting.
Zone Variance for United Builders.
VARANCE UNITED BUILDERSTheBotionbyLeafseconded by Schuster to grant the varance on UnitedBuildersupontherededicationofthe30ftrightawayincompliancewithResolution#93.Motion carried.
STREET NAMESPheactionby Schuster seconded by ßurress,street names be referredbacktoplanningforbetternamesorreconsiderationforchanging
names,with water superintendent.Motion carried.ORD 217Theaction by Schuster seconded by Burress,that Ordinance Ñ 217 on T.V.be adopted five for and Leaf opposed.ORD 217Thenotion by "unn seconded by Burress rdinance Ñ 217 be read for thesecondtimebytitleonly.Motion carried.ORD 217TheMotion by Allison seconded by Schuster that Ordinance Ÿ 217 tosuspendtherulesandnotreadforthe3rdtime,that it be adoptedandpublished.five for and Leaf opposed.MOTORLetter of Frmak Shinn read.The motion by Schuster seconded by Burress,that Mr.Shinns offer of $490.00 for purchase of 79H.P.motor teaccepted,no charge to the city for inspection and if necessary to havemotorregound,it be reconsidered.Motion carried.
BASIN COMMUNICATIONS CONTRACTThemotionbyBurreasseconded by Schuster that we enter into contractwithBasinCommmadtosetupscheduleoninspectionandmaintenance ofPolicemadFiredeptmadgivetoCitysupervisorandthecontracttobe
February 9,1954(Continued)
from March 1st until December 31,1994.Motion carried.
RESOLUTION 94 pertaining to L,I.D.#gl'he motion by Allison seconded by Dunn that Resolution #94 be adoptedandpublishedandMayor&Clerk authorized to sign.
GARBAGE ORDINANCE
The motion by Burress seconded by Dunn,that we table garbage Ordinanceuntilcommitteehashadtimetostudyitfurther.Motion carried.
Me ing adjo .
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CITY CLEHi MAYOR PRO-TEMMabelwaterman0.C.Shadduck
February 16,1994 Special Meeting
taken by Laura Thomas
Mayor McCagh presìRed with councilmen;Dunn,Burress,Law and Shadduckpresent,with Mr.Rector and Mr.Kenison.
The meeting was called for the purpose of discussing and authorizingtransferofcertainpropertyonwhichSoilGonservationbuilding islocatedtothatorganizationlongenoughtopermitrefinancing,withlandthentobedeededbacktocity,subject to the mortgage.
Mayor McCosh appointed Mr.Burress and Mr.Shadduck as a specialcommitteetomeetwithdirectorsoftheSCSdistrictanddiscuss mutualprotectionforcityanddistrictinterestsinthebuilding,and forfuturedevelopmentoftheentirecity-owned property.
It was agreed that if the SCS were to sell the building,or lose it beilfore-closure,the City of Moses Lake should have first rights to acquiretheproperty,andeavoid permitting private ownership in the middle ofcityproperties.
There was a motion by Burress,seconded by Law,mad carried unanimouslyauthorizinganddirectingtheMayormadClerktoexecutethea;ait claimdeedtoMr.Driggs and ar,Larson,med to accept their deed back to thecityforthesomeproperty.The meeting was adjourned.
By Laura Thomas.Mr.Kenisonssked to have deeds completed,recorded and returned to thecityfiles.
It was noted,from Mr.Driggs,that $5,ooo was enount or orginalmortgage,balance now outsteading of 42,000 that refinancing now soughtwouldbringtotaldueupto$$,000 with total investment in building todateof)13,900.
Five tenants now pay #2900 annually
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